Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1967 volume:

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Introduction ........ Activities. 2 77, ‘Sports (0 | VTech .5 0 22. Study is an essential part of school life. Its importance cannot be over emphasized. Much of a student’s time is devoted to study, and determines much of the stu- dent's performance in class. ii i School life provides many areas in which our individual personalities may be expressed. In the chem. class, and in the quiet atmosphere of the study hall, personality becomes apparent in the chem. students’ work, and in the general studies of everyone. ®- ea. CRISCO ‘ dit “402 39 dDELicious Bt. B APPLES Bar Sr ee resents 1 . = or FA FS r First Sem. Rep.—Front Row: D. Hedman, L. Flanders, T. Regnier, Bastedenbeck, R. Dorr. Third Row: L. Chin, J. Oiness, K. Gowens, L. K. Johnson, J. Bourne, E. O'Neil, L. Hamilton, P. Tanguay, P. Graham, B. Reinecke, J. Nichols, S$. Lund, G. Albans, J. Fitgerald, D. Dickenson, D. Richardson, T. Hope, T. Dougherty, D. Forbes, C. Renard, N. Nelson, M. Lundeen, Kim Hulford, R. Plank, D. Wood, S. Moir, L. Jensen. Second Row: F. Frank, L. Clevenger, G. Pauley, N. Tommila, B. McGinnis, G. Clark, G. Williams. Top Row: J. Smolik, K. Magnison, B. Gustafson, D. Eason, J. Fuhrmann, R. Stanley, K. Vine, M. Asplund, J. Goltz, D. Blair, D. Halm, L. Wilson, $. Woodruff, Krumdiack, I. Doyle, L. Kinnamon, R. Terry. J. Jothen, G. Slyke, A. T. Rick, G. Gaskill, L. Kapp. Thompson, L. McKinley, J. Swartwood, D. Hulme, V. Bundy, G. Student Council headed by Pete Hashisaki. This years Student Council was an enthusiastic and conscientious group which sponsored activities such as the Tolo and Inter-Club Council. They also gained for the students a pop machine. Other activities included suggestions for the re- modeling of the school besides numerous efforts at furthering the educational processes and learning atmosphere at B.H.S. Student Council Tolo Committee Chairmen. J. Bourne, N. Williams, L. Graham, G. Pauley. Back row. B. Reinecke, J. Baglio. First row. S. Adelstein, L. Cassidy, K. Hulford, B. Olson, C. Wiesner, McKinnon, B. Jones, S. Albans, J. Bartleson, M. Cox. Third row. D. C. Honrud, C. Prouty, D. Richardson, W. Grunhurd, P. Dunphy, J. Blair, B. McLeod, C. Asplund, M. Bergsma, F. Sodt, B. McConnel, D. Kinnamon, J. Hamblin, T. Morisset, S. Papetti, S. Prouty. Second row. Goodman, K. Oberg, T. Lowery, B. McGinnis, G. Thurston, B. M. Reule, J. Ladd, M. Fitzgerald, C. Dunn, S. Holmes, C. Crabtree, R. Reinecke, B. Hudson, J. Everett, K. Martin, W. Woodruff. Key, L. White, R. Terry,, L. Elick, I. Gardner, M. Swanson, G. Associated Student Body Officers | | Pres. Tim Dougherty; Vice Pres. Pete Hashisaki: Sec. Jill Nicholls; Jensen; Soph. Boys’ Rep. Ken Peterson; Fresh. Girls’ Rep. Debbie Senior Girls’ Rep. Sandi Lund: Senior Boys Rep. Jeff Goltz; Jr. Girls Forbes; Fresh. Boys’ Rep. Dave Stamm. Rep. Ling Chin; Jr. Boys’ Rep. Lyle Wilson; Soph. Girls’ Rep. Linda This year’s Executive Board advisor has been Vice-Principal Mr. Peter- son. A.S.B. officers were involved in refining the new constitution, a week exchange with Lake Sammamish, a Christmas tree hunt to Mr. Baker, approving school bills, representing Bellingham at Whatcom County s first Inter-High Council, established and Inter-High Council with con- ference schools, improving school grounds, establishing the inner court as an outdoor lunchroom and enter- taining our North Vancouver visitors. of the American Auxiliary; to afford them an opportunity to live together as self-governing citizens; inform them about the duties, privileges, rights responsibilities of American Citizenship, in order that they may understand participate in the functioning of their government; and to help them grasp the meaning of some of the responsibilities which they must assume when they become adults.’ Sem : SA Pd ce ae AeR YF Jill Nicholls and Hanky Daesner say: “Girl's State is a practical application Americanism and citizenship. Its purpose is to provide citizenship training for girls of high school age in every constituent department ‘if if a The week after school let out last year, Steve Mura, Jeff Goltz, and Tim Dougherty along with five hundred other boys met at Gonzaga University for a week-long training session in government. The boys gathered to form model county and state governments. Each boy participated by running for an office. Our boys made an excellent showing of themselves. The training received by our boys has helped them into ecoming government informed and helping them to develop into capable leaders. pai The National Association of Student Councils is an organization dedicated to the extension of student par- ticipation through Student Council. At the national meeting, delegates from across the country meet to discuss citizenship and leadership: and their application for every aspect of the educational system. For one week of June last year, council president Peter Hashasaki and _ other members of N.A.S.C. gathered from all over the United States. The object of the meeting was to insure a more efficient student government in B.H.S. and other high schools around the country. is ee ee eee Biss che Wale Aiaetdiorwasiarinns First row. D. Trott, K. Guernsey, J. Dorr, D. Kuehnel, D. Knabe, J. Judge, R. Kratz, J. Stevenson. Second Row. J. Smolik, D. Barber, D. Brynildsen, C. Lind, B. Johnson, S. Mura, R. Fowler, G. Anderson. Third row. G. Cowan, K. Krumdiack, P. Senuty, R. Perry, H. Arnason, L. Wilson, T. Snow, B. Ward. Raider Club First row. P. Hashasaki, J. Kenoyer, S. Adelstein, R. Dorr, D. Hulme, R. Plank, W. Lee, T. LaBree. Second row. M Peach, B. Bailey, G. Cassidy, M. Hewitson, B. Reinecke, S. Marr, N. Crawford, D. Colpitts. Be ee eT ae eee SYR or phot Third row. L. Lane, J. Westman, D. Cooley, $. Johnson, S. Wehmeyer, F. Haskell, G. Ebright, C. Hinkle. Pep Assembly Committee. Front row. J. Levin, G. Cowan. Second row. E. O'Neil, K. Willis, S. Lund. Committees Plan School Activities Vaudeville Committee. Bottom row. J. Olsen, S. Rodenburger, K. Gillespie, P. VanZandt, S. Wallin. Second row. K. Hodges, R. Dorr, P. Burns. Third row. W. Grunhurd, D. Halm. Fourth row. P. Gillespie, C. Green, F. Wheeler. First row. T. Kordal, B. Halladay, S$. Knight, C. Honrud, C. Dunnigan, K. Patterson, V. Caillier, K. Wilson, P. Groves, C. Johnson, W. Rogers, S. Hanna, D. McKeller, L. King. Second row. K. Zysset, L. Lindman, K. Oberg, G. Morgan, S. Schmeekle, L. Kinnamon, K. Vine, T. First Row: S. Ely, C. Miller, M. Clement, N. Manning, J. Erickson, S. Boynton, P. Groves, K. Wilson, C. Green, S. VanWingerton, J. Peterson, L. Jones, E. Reilley, D. Heller, B. Hamilton. Second Row: C. Blore, J. Pohle, L. Larson, B. Rinker, K. Gowens, M. Hardenbrook, C. Swanson, K. Barton, P. Dickenson, R. Lowery, J. Mumma, N. Evich, Lowery, J. Bruland, V. Miller, K. Bruland. Third row. P. Pazaski, B. McKay, J. Heaton, K. Bland, S. Provost, J. Rinker, S. Schroyer, J. Hoffman, K. Allen, N. Manning, F. Bloch, J. White, M. Ashburn, P. Nelson, J. Olson, N. Williams. D. Reilley, K. Quant, D. Johnson. Third Row: J. Jensen, P. Shelly, M. DeWilde, M. Taplin, J. Kordal, M. Hoggan, K. Martinson, B. Jenson, J. Olsen, S. Johnson, P. Hughes, K. Loads, J. Fraiser, K. Glaros, S. Stenger, S. Taplin, M. Davis, K. Zysset. Girls’ Club Girls Club did its share and more to promote school spirit. The club, headed by Pat Hughes, besides sponsoring pre- game potluck dinners, doughnut sales, the Squaw Talk and the Sophomore and Senior Mothers’ Teas t hey decorated for the Christmas Tolo and organized the Christmas Assembly. Hats off to a great club. Ivy Doyle, Pat Hughes, Liz Elick, Diane Goodman, MaryAnn Reule. Girl's Club Paper Staff. First row. M. Reule, E. Jepperson, T. Lowery, L. Kinnamon, E. Nuckolls, I. Doyle. Second row. V. Seton, D. Arrigoni, K. Nash, M. DeWilde, D. Goodman, P. Hughes, C. Prouty. Drill ‘Team New uniforms was the major project of the Drill Team this fall. Sharp red A-line skirts and red vest s with white dickies now shine out in B.H.S.’s halls. This year the drill team marched during a football halftime with the band honoring war veterans. Blossom time was another big event. Sponsoring an after-game dance was among one of the Drill Team’s fund raising activities. First row. B. Anderson, C. Allen, D. Heller, P. Tanguay, D. Simmonds, Hess, K. Wilson, J. Hamblin, N. Nelson, J. King. Third row. J. T. Hall, E. Nuckolls, D. Severson. S. Smith, C. O'Grady. Second row. Bakkom, D. Pederson, S. Pope, R. Krumdiack, D. Peterson, D. C. Blore, S. Johnson, C. Dunnigan, K. McDonald, B. Finlayson, D. Gooding, B. Short, B. Binning, G. Roose, J. Bruland. Pep club. R. Terry, L. White, N. Kelley, M. Donnelly, M. McKay, S. Rightmiro, C. Speziale, Third row. E. Jepperson, R. Klineman, L. Brown, K. Johnson, N. Evich, Second row. I. Delmage, G. Morgan, P. Erickson, B. Krebs, C. Setzer, M. Young, L. Wiley, M. Ball, S. Taplin. Gillespie, J. Yanco, B. Rinker, $. Lund, S. Schmeekle. S. Larson, D. Pep Club Leads the Spirit of “67” Pep Club has been a very active club this past year. Their one most important contribution was the 1966 Football Homecoming. That occasion is one which will long be remembered by everyone. Pep Club’s main purpose is to support the school sports. We also try and be a help to the cheerleaders whenever they need us. Spirit means a great deal to our club, and we have tried, our hardest to build the spirit of B.H.S. to something that will never be forgotten. Pep club. L. Michael, C. Allyn, C. Triplett, J. Lange, J. Kinnamon, L. Brethour, Second row. M. Conour, K. Bruland, L. Nelson, C. Peterson, J. Frasier, C. Hayes, J. Demorest, Third row. G. Figenbaum, L. DeGoiler, S. Rodenburger, L. Cogswell, P. Crowell, S. Moberg. a Ushers can always be found showing people to their seats or giving directions at the Operetta, What-A-Sho, Graduation, Baccalaureate and at all home football games. Fund raising projects are a vital part of every clubs activities. For the Ushers this included Bake sales and making Christmas Cookies for the teachers. TN eee CHEESTMAS. ny Ushers. E. O'Neil, P. Dunphy, K. Kelley, D. Johnson, J. Olsen, D. row. C. Martin, L. MacDonald, P. Hughes, J. Haynes, B. Jensen, S. Johnson, K. Gillespie. Second row. M. Fralick, N. Fish, S. Hanna, T. Neils, Fourth row. R. Baunach, K. Lowe, B. Gustafson, J. VanWingerden, B. Olson, R. Lowery, J. Hoffman, N. Manning. Third Heaton, C. Mahlberg, J. Heathers, K. York. ix % ms 3 a S| i ) © Odaci Greeting new and old students each semester is one of the principle duties of Odaci. Their presentation of the Basketball Homecoming of 1967 highlighted the Odaci year. Another duty of the club is maintaining the school calendar in the main hall. Priscilla VanZandt presided over the club first semester and second semesters’ president was Teri Lowery. aw First row. B. Vernon, E. Jones, C. Prouty, N. Williams, S. Eiford, L. Jansen, T. Hope, J. Prouty, Fourth row. N. Magnusson, M. McGinnis, Larson, L. Clevenger, C. Hawley. Second row. L. Chin. S$. Woods, J. J. Levin, K. Oiness, P. VanZandt, T. Lowery, S. Allen, Fifth row. L. Bourne, M. Addicott, M. DeWilde, K. Ahlsteadt, K. Nash, B. Engman. Oiness, P. Nelson, S. Burrous, C. DeWilde, N. Flugekvam, T. Third row. L. Graham, K. Nordvedt, G. Pauley, J. Fickel, K. Vine, C. Graham. | viva «| hope Hiatal yy National Honor Society-Front: $. Taplin, L. Mac Donald, J. Allen, J. Bruland, R. Renius, D. Peterson, G. Enochson, K. Nash, D. Goodman, Middle; D. Halm, J. McGlinn, P. Hashisaki, R. Vanderway, N. Knutson, K. Keyes, G. Fowler, L. Wilson, J. Goltz, Back: C. VonBargain, L. McMurchie, D. Litely, K. Martin, F. Sodt, J. Everett, S. Oswald, G. Thuston, R. Fowler, D. Barber. Newer Clubs Suit Varied Interests. National Honor Society: Front, J. Olsen, T. Hope, D. Vernon, J. Ware, G. Mustoe, S. Berenstien, P. Dunphy, H. Barton, P. Crowell. Middle-J. Adolphson, L. Strickland, T. Neils, J. Greenwalt, L. Michael, S. Woods, L. Jones, K. Hulford, C. Wiesner. Back-F. Frank, M. Wilkenson, K. Oines, G. Byron, S. Allen, J. Dorr, B. McLeod, K. Abbot, M. Peterson. eeu erste lt HEE Drama Club, affectionately known as “The Group’, is a newly formed organization at B.H.S. Advised by Mrs. Baker, The Group participated in such activities as the all- school play and the Senior play. International Relations Club had a short but outstanding record. Due greatly to the support of the Class of ’67, the Club put on the highly successful 1966 Puget Sound Model United Nations. Resulting from lack of participation by the class of ’68, the 1967 Model U.N. was cancelled, but the club travelled to the PLU Youth Congress and area Model United Nations. Front: Stan Flanders, L. Hornby. Second Row: C. Green, K. Hodges, V. Seaton. Third Row: Fred Sodt, J. Kenoyer. Fourth Row: M. Ruele, J. Jensen, R. Flescher. Front Row: M. Wilkinson, C. Willis, J. Mumma, J. Jothen, D. Johnson, A. Barber, G. Mustoe, J. Gaasland, B. McLeod, R. Vanderway, G. A. Thompson, E. Reilley. Second Row: F. Frank, D. Peterson, S. Allen, Enochson. S. Pope, M. Young, L. Elick, K. Abbot. Third Row: D. Halm, G. Goltz, = Sa oa Row 1: Bunny Hudson, Mike Dunn, Forrest Frank, Kathy Gowens. Row 2: Fred Wheeler, George Mustoe, Joan Gassland, Keith Myette. Row 3: Nancy Norr, Ann Green, Nadine Ericsson, Brad Kendall. Debate Coached by Mr. Pytel, the Bellingham High School Debate Team travels to several invitational tournaments each year, as well as participating in the district contest. The winner of the district tournament competes for the state championship in the state tournament. Bolstered by a strong sophomore contingent, the team made excellent showings this season. Members of the speech team gain poise in public speaking as well as practical experience in extemporaneous and impromptu speaking, debate, and oral interpretations. DE Club Twenty-five members attend meetings and the three hour courses involved in Distributive Education. The class is held each morning at the Technical School. Many of the various aspects of the retailing business are studied, and most members hold a variety of part-time jobs. An _ annual employee-employer banquet is only one of the many annual events the club sponsors as a result of fund-raising projects. Under Mr. Rigg’s supervision, responsibility, self confidence, and a positive attitude are Row 1: G. Myers, H. Myers, G. Armstrong, R. Locke, G. Cronkhite, §. Tieman, S. Jensen. Row 2: G. p Hoyt, C. Taylor, M. Brown, C. Lorenzo, M. Simplot, R. McGonigal, J. Wegley, B. Hamilton. Row developed in each student. 3: A. Bremer, M. Griffin, J. Sweeney, M. Cornejo, G. Newhall, P. Bye, J. Wyatt. Ski Club Newly organized this year, Ski Club is one of Bellingham High's largest nonelective clubs. Made up of students who are interested in skiing, the club's main purpose is to promote this invigorating sport throughout the student body of BHS. Highlighting the season's activities this year was a two-day Ski Festival at Mt. Baker. Row 1: B. Perigo, B. Hearsey, R. Moody, T. Neils, G. Albans, T. Hope, J. Prouty, S. Crowell, C. Blore, K. Peterson, D. Hearsey, B. Neuman. Row 2: B. Warner, D. Martinson, F. Wheeler, M. Kinkead, S. Johnson, D. Rightmire, B. Hudson, T. Allen, L. MacDonald, D. Limbacher, K. Lows, R. Bergholz, C. Scott, J. Martin. Row 3: V. Thomas, R. Kratz, D. Peterson, P. Larson, R. Kaplowitz, N. Manning, B. Olson, R. Lowrey, D. Johnson, C. Martinson, S$. Lows, P. Gillespie. Members of Future Farm- ers of America meet twice a month in parlimentary procedure to discuss the various activities in which the club participates. Dur- ing the summer, they show and judge cattle along with numerous other activities. In the shop, the boys repair farm equipment. At home, most members have a pro- ject which must be cared for and which brings in a little profit. REPORTER FFA. First row. D. Roose, D. Wolf, D. Allyn, G. Clark, D. Frasier, Mr. Sandell, A. Wibbens, Second row. BMRA R. Kuhns, T. Beli, G. Wilkins, M. Murphy, D. Elsner, J. MacDonald, Third row. S. King, R. Peterson, J. Zahnow, J. Groves, G. Fralick. RNA Future Nurses Club meets twice a month under the direction of Mrs. Ruth. The members hear guest speakers who talk on various aspects of the medical field. The Club also has various projects and sponsors numerous sales throughout the year. FNA. M. Barker, J. Hanger, B. Allen, L. Calhoun. Second row. B. Clark, M. Dether, S. Sybouts, J. Adolphson. FTA. Row 1: J. Levin, S. VanWingerden, K. Johnson, J. Borne, J. Ware, S. Boynton, B. Reilly. Row 2: E. Jepperson, C. Blore, K. Delahoyde, D. Saker, J. Mumma, D. Johnson, $. Purdy, A. Brock, G. Neilan. Row 3: G. Cassidy, J. Hinkle, M. McBeath, S. Schmeackle, D. Peterson, L. Clevenger, C. Tooker, H. Zeiger. RTA Providing both class teaching experience and one credit per semester, Future Teachers is for the ambitious student with an eye toward a career in the field of education. Club members work as teacher's aides for one hour each day and receive a grade for their efforts. Anyone interested may belong. Under direction, members learn how to cope with the everyday problems of a teacher. FHA Girls interested in homemaking and the opportunities the field holds, or girls just plain paying the way toward being a successful housewife attend meetings of Future Homemakers. Besides actual cooking and food preparation, club projects such as the sale of cookbooks are annual events. The club adds the domestic touch to the students’ education under Mrs. Gorsuch’s supervision. French club. L. Jones, T. Allen, J. Dawe, A. Thompson, E. Reilly, P. Wallin, M. DeWilde . Third row. M. Wise, S. Marroy, W. Patzkoski, J. Southas, S. Starbird, Second row. T. Neils, M. Kindlund, B. Vernon, N. Hofmann, A. Hawes, K. Price, K. McLeod, K. Rogers, J. Ware. Manning, B. Wight, R. Green, R. Dorr, S$. VanSindren, P. Engles, S. Chess and Language Suit Academic Chess club. Standing. C. Olivers, B. Willkie, M. Gooding, C. Moir, The machine age comes to Bellingham High. Seated. B. Kendall, W. Chin, M. Blair, V. Callier, L. Jones. e Spanish club. L. Jones, J. Simplot, $. Pope, C. Driver, K. Martin, R. Koplowitz, P. Larson. Second row. S. Price, F. Haskell, D. Wight, D. Olsen, S. Birman, T. Harmer, S. Jenne, C. Boynton, J. Stevenson. Interests German club. E. Schinske, G. Enochson, L. McMur- chie, J. Prather, K. Martin. Second row. P. Heide, R. Byrnes, P. Shelley, S. Gooding, T. Spoto, M. Hofel, M. Knittel, A. Brock, F. Frank. For those students who wanted to further explore the language and culture of a particular country, the language clubs are the answer. Activities from films to parties were offered. Another of the more educational and active clubs around school was the chess club. Members participated in various tournaments during the year and made a commendable showing. ER Rg tts PIP ORRUNE A TE RN 5 K. Johnson, R. Moore, C. Schafer, T. Morissett, L. Hamilton, F. Weisenburger. Second Row: R. Fowler, T. Cline, C. Asplund, J. Woodruff, C. Scott, Third Row: P. Senuty, B. Stephans, G. Fowler, B. Smith, J. Michaelson, J. Larson. Key Club Key club is comprised of underclassmen exclusively. Mr. Murray, club advisor, helped the club in planning various activities and fund raising projects throughout the year. Among them was a Christmas Party given for the children of the special education class at Parkview School. Santa (Tom Cline) handed out gifts to each child, and each had a turn on his knee. . fe i ; Ee : i y ®: é | First Row: K. Oberg, L. Jenson, S. Tommila, K. Blair. Second Row: B. Vernon. J. Corne, J. Haynes, S. Hanna, C. eek Third Row: B. Jensen, N. Rosenhall, C. Boynton, K. Martinson, C. Coull. Y-Teens Y-Teens is a high school club affiliated with the YWCA and is opened to any high school girl wishing to join. Among the long list of this year’s activities were a Hootenanny, a luau, Christmas caroling at community rest homes, and a recognition ceremony in the newly completed Sehome cafetorium. These plus many YWCA activities made it a very busy year for the girls. Standing: B. Randel, J. Todhall, G. Morrill, M. Murphy, R. Richards, Sitting: W. Clenny, C. BUTE Vee 2 Squad Ticket Squad is a functional part of the B.H.S. sports program. Although they receive little recognition for their work, their presence at every home game is essential, and they are always willing to perform the job. Beacon Staff Standing: G. Figenbaum, T. Williams, D. Johnson, S$. Prouty, D. Salisbury. Seated: B. Fleetwood, G. Ebright, D. Hulme, A. Annis, K. Dunn, V. Bilson, G. Morgan, L. Hornby, D. Claxton, P. Claus, E. Kaaland, C. Speziale. R PRAM. E ROPE REPS I. Delmage, E. Nuckolls, D. Hulme, J. Day, K. Alsteadt, W..Lee, S. James, J. Ware, P. Rockwell, J. Lange Co-editors, Doug Halm and Steve Wehmeyer and managing editor, Patty Gillespie. After a last minute rush to complete the first deadline, which ended in a wild, midnight ride to the post office, the Shuksan 67 Staff settled down to a more orderly pace to complete this year’s book. Many thanks is due to Mr. William Schoon- over (Schooney’') for his advice throughout the Annual Staff he Back Row: M. Griffin, L. Belcher, K. York, S. Crowell, D. Limbacher, S$. Onkels, R. Kopliwitz, J. Goltz. Front Row: K. Brokaw, D. Peterson, P. Heide, M. Young, F. Wheeler, L. Berwick. Class Editor, Karla Brokaw, hard at work. Make-up crew. First row. D. Warner, S. Schroyer, D. Severson, S. McBeath, C. Higbee, K. Oiness, T. Graham, T. Lowery, D. Falk, J. Onkels, S. Hanna, M. Donnelly, G. Reece, K. Wilson, A. Souza. K. Jensen, J. Bruland. Third row. K. Nash, D. Limbacher, M. Reule, N. York, J. Kinnamon, L. Brethour, D. Hess. Second row. K. Johnson, D. Greenblat, T. Neils, M. Hogan, D. Saker, C. Allen, S. Rodenburger, N. Peterson, C. Bruland, K. Frasier, M. DeWilde, G. Morgan, M. Lariviere, D. Arrigoni, L. Kinnamon, K. Lows, K. Brokaw. Make Up Every morning, the voices of the P. A. Crew come over the loudspeakers to inform us of P A school activities. Their reminders keep us in the @ 8 know around B.H‘S. First row. R. Renard, S. Wehmeyer, D. Petersen, D. Keim. Sitting, R. Hayes. Not pictured. R. Sucee. Top Row: Richard Johnson, Jack Dunn, Seated: Trevor Pazaski, John Allen, Mike Gillies. Audio Visual Stage Crew The stage crew, as much as the cast, is an integral part of every B.H.S. production. The crew attends every rehearsal to learn where and when to bring on props and scenery. Besides attending each and_ every rehearsal, and _ oftentimes participating in the production itself, the members of the crew spend many hours painting and constructing scenery, erecting and adjusting lights, and fabricating costumes. The crew certainly deserves the recognition they very seldom get. “Ain't We Got Fun’ smectic Oa DEED The 1966 What-A-Sho proved to be one more showcase of our school's spirit of individualism. The theme of the show was unique in itself. It was the “The Ballyhoo Years’’ of the 1920's, the era in which pop culture was born. The plot, written by student directors Cindy Green and Fred Wheeler, was typical of the mysteries popular at this time. Other ballyhoo fads included were the Charleston, speakeasies, vaudeville, and the Ziegfield Follies. Dazzling sets, Gershwin music by the orchestra, and beautiful Royalty completed the excitement of the evening. Mrs. Irene Baker demonstrated her many talents in. capably directing her first Bellingham High production. x eee eee The 1966 i. ew be ent What-a-Sho Oo = = 2 nd iss] vy iS 7) ge ir caalieie Se Ns Orchestra The 1966-1967 school year has been a busy one for the Bellingham High School Orchestra. Under the direction of Mr. Monroe, the orchestra has ac- companied the What-a-Sho and the Operetta. The orchestra also put on the Christmas Pageant. In all three of these performances they did exceptionally well. The Student Body is proud of their great orchestra. “MY HHART WILL BE BLESSED...” The choruses provide an exceptional pro- Front: N. Morisset, P. Dunphy, C. Green, S. Howe, L. Perreault, D. ava Bee ; Finlayson. Middle: B. Krebs, D. Gooding, J. Nelson, D. Howe, G. saa for individual achievement, and Thurston, C. Snow. Back: J. Blackman, L. Bailey, B. McGinnis, C. concerts, as well as the operetta, include Mitchell, T. Rowe, S. Wehmeyer, R. Olson, D. Sherwood. solo performances by those who excel. The Christmas Concert was as awe-inspiring exhibition of talent at BHS. “Musical training is more a potent in- strument than any other, because rhythm and harmony find their way into the in- ward places of the soul.” —Plato CHOIR Director Sliger; Robin En- gels, accompanist. SWING CHORUS The Swing Chorus is comprised of. our school’s most outstanding singers. Mr. Mervin Sliger, new to BHS this year, put together a group of gifted and enthusiastic individuals, who performed be- fore the Student Body and civic organizations. a Ee we Bellingham High School presented the Junior Prom this year in true tradition. The Juniors picked “Ro- man Festival” for the theme of the dance. Working for weeks in ad- vance, the juniors transformed Bel- lingham High School's gym into a truly beautiful Roman court. The courtyard was centered around a fountain with water flowing down one of the many ivy covered columns that decorated the gym. The atmosphere was completed by the entrancing music supplied by the College Dance Band. The court- yard was filled with couples grandly attired in their formal wear. Students Attend Roman Festival Christmas at Bellingham High School was a combination of cheer, friendship, and goodwill as shown in the efforts of the entire student body who made the lives of twenty-five families a little merrier on Christmas Day. This year’s food drive was a success as each third period class and several clubs brought in boxes of food for needy families. The sponsor, Girls’ Club, was pleased to see Key Club bring in the most goodies of all the clubs. At the Xmas assembly where the food was displayed, there was entertainment from clubs, the band, and swing chorus. Another specta- cular event of the Christmas season was the Tolo where girls took their lucky partners to the gym for an evening of dancing and refreshments. Also a credit to this season was the main hall where the traditional Xmas tree was donned with new ornaments and music was played during all three lunches. Rounding off this spirited season was Charlie Brown’s Xmas tree as displayed in the main office. Even the saddest looking tree could be decor- ated with care to become a thing of beauty in the eyes of the beholder. the Halls...” CO © DN ay 5 ) ao = ie OU a oe t “a5 pee a. DANCING Favorite Teacher, a new category, was added this year. Presented in the style of the Academy Awards, the 1967 Valentine Assembly was one of the most exciting V alentine Awards assemblies all year. With the help of the orchestra, the Valentine Court—Shyness: Rosemary Richardson, Mark Hewitson. Sportsmanship: Carol Gardner, Neil Crawford. Neatness: Mary Young, Dick Larsen. Dancing Ability: Wendy Grunhard, Doug Halm. Friendliness: Janet Mumma, Tim Dougherty. Intelligence: Suzette Allen, Alan Adolphson. Sweethearts: Kathy Ahlstedt, Steve Marr. Swing Chorus, and Steve Sofie, masters of ceremonies Jeff Goltz and Sandi Lund presented awards to outstanding students in various categories. Dependability: Sandi Lund, R ick Plank. Talent: Cindy Green, Steve Mura. Sense of Humor: Jenny Yanco, Brian Voris. Politeness: Marsha McGinnis, Pete Hashisaki. Smile: Darla Melhart, Jim Day. Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Yonlick, Mr. Thirsk. Pep: Jacque Levin, Mark Muljat. Cindy Green sings “The Lonely Goatherd”’ to comfort the obviously frightened children during a thunder Pe resclia ArevAlive ... Candi Mitchell tells Mike Kruza how love can survive. Stage Crew puts in many hours of hard work prior to performance. iS f) 2 Cael © {2 Cc 0 C), O le. = ie = S For months the cast and crew of the Sound of Music worked and rehearsed to put on a truly outstanding show. From the beginning of the show when the curtain rose on Maria (Cindy Green or Gaye Reasoner) singing the “Sound of Music’ high in the mountains to the finale of “Climb Every Mountain” sung by the entire nun’s chorus, the audience was surely moved by the professional manner of the show. Captain VonTrapp (Steve Mura) led the cast playing in three evening performances and one matinee entertaining both adults and children. Perhaps the most interesting part of the show for the children was seeing the various grade school students play the parts of the seven VonTrapp children. The three eldest ones (Margie Stoner, Hugh Brown, Wendy Grunhurd) were from the high schools. Rolfe (Dan Howe) sang and danced with Liesel (Margie Stoner) to provide the romantic highlights of the show while Uncle Max (Mike Karuza) and the Baroness (Candi Mitchell) took the rather humorous parts of the show. Backstage (in the gym) the cast found ways to entertain themselves while they awaited their cues. Some played basketball, some flew paper airplanes, others played ‘poker’, ‘Clue’, and other games while still others got blessed by Mother Abbess (Barb Engman). Had it not been for stage manager Stan Flanders telling everybody “where to go’ and Mrs. Baker encouraging the cast to do their best, the show would not have been the acclaimed hit it was. First Row: P. Southas, J. Finn, S. Dilley, L. Whitney, B. Halladay, L. Row: M. Gabral, B, Meyer, M. Wagner, J. Carter, D. Martin, J. Hays, S. Flanders, J. Tangvald, J. Ericson, W. Branstiter. Second Row: O. Foldvik, K. Bailey , Prather, G. Hahnel, S. Smoik, D. Uncik, C. Wise, J. Burley, K. Myette. Third yon ‘ Fresh. Soph. Band Develop . Talent Experience qf First row: J. Korstad, B. Jacobson, C. Willis, J. Rinker, C. Johnson, H. Baird. McSpadden. Third row: R. Hinkle, J. Vogel, K. Peterson, D. Haggen, D. Lee. Second row: E. Hawkins, J. Story, W. Kohler, J. Benner, S. Dellie, T. Allen, C. Fourth row: J. Tippie, D, Martinson, T. Purdy, D. Dye Mike Roberts, Drum Major; Kent Holsather, asst. Drum Major; Linda Burley, Standing: Bill Vanderboom, Head Drummer; Nancy Magnusson, Uniforms; Cheryl Wiesner, Secretary; Marta Addicott, Secretary. Librarian; Mary Ann Reule, Librarian; Tom Cline, Equipment Mgr.; Sitting: Trudy Hope, Attendance Sec; Patti Nelson, Attendance Sec; Nancy Rosenhall, Head Majorette; Kay Barton, Uniforms. Leading the Parade, Raider Majorettes Ss Majorettes: Nancy Rosenhall, Linda Means, Marta Addicott. Raider Band Officers Red Raider Band Our B.H.S Band is the greatest! It’s also the busiest. Under Mr. Pauley’s careful direction, our band does activities like participating in the P.N.E., doing a concert for the Rotary Club, and going to the Victoria competition in the spring. Besides that, the band supplies the music for our pep rallies, home games, and the Spring Concert. It is clear by their good conduct, excellent music, and great reputation that our band really lives by its motto: “Desire, Pride, Satisfaction.” HFreshmen Paula Groves Grant Gaskill The freshman class of 1970 will be the first to graduate since the new school changeover. Their interest in B.H.S. showed in the many activities at school. Freshmen worked hard to make home- coming a success. Their pep at games and assemblies showed us all that the freshmen class is alive! Hats off to the Freshmen—Keep alive the spirit of B.H.S. in the next three years to come! Jean Bartleson A. Aasheim B. Allen S. Adkins, _ S$. Albans | D. Allen J. Allen B. Anderson D. Anderson _S. Asmundson_ _ J. Baglio_ | —S Baily T. Baklund A. Barber C. Barr J. Bartleson A. Bass P. Benecke M. Bennett P. Benson D. Berg S. Berg _J. Berwick M. Berwick D. Binning K. Bjarnson M. Black M. Blair ——S. Blume D. Bly C. Bob F. Bob A. Bocchi J. Boettner Y R. Bonneau : C. Bostrom _ D. Bovan C. Bowens— —W. Branstiter P. Brehmer G. Bring M. Brock L. Brooks S. Brooks — B. Brown J. Brown K. Brozovich D. Bryan J. Burley J. Burnham P. Burns S. Byens V. Callier : _T. Car]son_ me ae! “ 5 “SD. Carpenter = t—| gn | “) “4a Con 1 a Carlson é ee i Ge fs a : ' . a i . T) Ghadwick— . : ‘ apie _W Chin— '7D4 Carpenter “_D Christensen KW Clark M1. Clearwater, . —K. Clifton — _P. Cogswell T. Collins _R. Conoly __B. Cook __ ™. Costello + G. Curtlett M. Davis E. DeCoteau P. Downard C. Dunn C. Dunnigan -C, Duronso S. Dyvig G. Edin ¥ G. Hitord Ne? S. Eiford ’ yy Vig D oO”, WH er I ins P. Engels _D. Erickson_ _ J. Erickson _ N. Erickson A. Fackler _ J. Farwell L. Fast D. Ferngren J. Finn A. Firos P. Fisher M. Fitzgerald L. Flanders otre “ROE Foldvik- ¥. Foley D. Forbes S. Ford — G. Fralick J. Frasier B. Frazier G. Fullner W. Gabriel M. Gadwa A, Garcia M. Garcia O. Garcia E. Gardner G. Gaskill T. Gassland T. Gideon Gs, Gieger L. Gieger M. Gillies R. Gillies _R. Gillimer_ R. Gillmere __ _J. Glenovich _M. Gooding ‘An Couldauema P. Gould B. Gowens C. Graham_ _S. Grant — _J. Moena— R. Green __ —B-Gregory — )� F. Griffin K. Grimes } si Groves _ P. Groves ) J. Gunderson _L. Gustafson S“Guyer__ B. Halladay A. Hansen B. Hansen R. Hanson M. Haufle T. Hamblin A. Haws P. Hays T. Hayes J. Hays C. Heathers 5S. Heathers — D. Hedman T. Henderson S. Henson W. Herzog _P. Hicks R. Hillaire L-Hofman Qs ‘ “M. Holcomb YY E-“Holeman S. Helmes M.Holtan 'M Hosley C. Howe ‘C. Huntly C. James_ T. Jansen __ D. Javorsek S. Jerstedt E. Johansen J. Johnson K. Johnson _C Jeyce_ _N. Kaaland_ J. Kamrar _ L. Kapp H. Kasson L. Keen K. Kennedy M. King. . King— R. Klander M. Klever J. Knowlton J. Kordal __ P. Kuhns G. Kvistad J. Ladd D. Lake D. James S. Lancaster J. Lang R. LaPlante D_Larson. K. Larson K. Larson R. Lawrence G. LeMere G. Leonard D. Li kely - C. Limbacker L. Lindman T. Lefler T. Lorenz B.Lowmon _J-Lyddan_ R. Lyons J. Neely _M.Nelson__ M. Nelson N. Nelson P. Nelson D. Noble G.O’Connell C.O'Grady _C. Olivers B. Palumbo L. Patten K. Patterson R. Patterson __ S. Penter W. Perreaul L. Perry K. Petersen G. Peterson _J. Peterson R. Peterson J. Piccolo T. Platt J. Pohle T. Poirier P. Polinder __ K. Prather M. Prather P. Price G. Pritchett J. Prouty S. Provost E. Quinn K. Radder B. Randmel K. Rawls C. Recck B. Regnier S. Reid D. Reilly E. Reilly D. Renard — R. Richardson R. Richardson J. Richmond K. Robers J. Roberts B. Robinson R. Roehl B. Rogers W. Rogers P.Roland __M. Rosser N.Rudd __M. Rutledge M. Rutledge —_‘J. Sammons MM ie _P. Sanchez J. Saulsbury P.Schacht _P. Schroedetf _— P. Scharp M. Sherman _ E. Shipley D. Short F. Simonds D. Simonds M. Smith S. Smith S. Smolik _C.Smrekar S. Sofie R. Southas R. Speegle L. Spore _R. Spoto. D. Stamm R. Stedman D. Strode N. Stussi L. Sundean S. Sunderland _C. Sutton S. Swank M. Swenson J. Tangvald— A. Tarte B. Thompson M. Thorne V. Todd R. Todhunter E. Tomlin L. Tommila E. Turner T. Turner R. Twining J. Unick D. Vail J. Verdun D. Vogtman J. Vrotsos M. Wagner J. Wanlin J. Wardrop R. Wardrop _T. Warner S! Waterhouse K. Weisenburger D. Wendal L. Westman J. White L. Whitney S. Wight B. Wilkie D. Wilks G. Williams R. Williams T. Wilm J. Wilson M. Winkler_ C. Wise M. Wise J. Woods R. Woods P. Woulf T. Wouters D. Zawicki I. Stedman M. Moblo J. Mitchell D. McDonald D. McKeller Ra Ele eae C. McNallie L. Myers K. Matelski L. Mura 69 D. Wright K. McElvoy S. Marroy L. McLinda J. Miller R. Morris B. Meyer J. Medema M. Murphy T. Morriset C. Myer J. McMonagle ,. W. Patzkowsky D. Taylor Seniors help Sophomores on their way up. It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s Super-Sophomore! Sophomores Randy Key The class of 69 proved to be one of the best Sophomore classes to attend B.H.S. In homecoming the Sophomores won in skit competition and helped cheer our team on to victory with their ever-lasting pep and spirit. Besides showing class spirit they proved to be qualified leaders with the new freshman class. The class of ‘69 will go down as a great graduating class of B.H.S....Good luck in the years to come, to the class of 1969! Ann Thompson N. Ackerman S. Adelstein J. Adolphson C. Allen K. Allen T. Allen Ltt KN, ‘ ; WNW K. Anderson D. Anderson M. Asmundson D. Baird T. Baker T. Ballard R. Baunach J. Bauthues L. Bennett T. Bennett B. Binning C. Benois J. Best R. Birman P. Blair B. Blake M. Blondell J. Bolin W. Branstiter G. Breaky M. Brisky J. Britt K. Brock M. Brock A. Brown J. Bruland R. Byron S. Byron L. Call K. Callon R. Chizer L. Church P. Claus D. Claxton P. Cleaver J. Clevenger M. Clevish N. Clizbe C. Crabtree A. Beebe B. Clark P. Cox B. Curtright J. Dawe D. DeBeeld M. Dether D. Diebert D. Diehl D. Dralle R. Dorr W. Dow D. Downing M. Dunn P. Dunnigan B. Erickson C. Erickson J. Erickson J. Fackler A. Fair Tepes le fede ge a Oe ah v) 72 . Feenstra . Ferry . Finlayson . Fitch . Fleetwood . Frazier . Freeman G. Fowler M. Gabrahl M. Gelder S. Gleger A. Giesecke D. Gilbert J. Gillies . Glaros Green Greepy ). Grinstead Grothe . Grunhurd Gustafson Qsrsereron 7. Hackman Hagan Fay Hagg Hall Haley Hall HAOZOSS Hamilton Hamilton Hanks Hanson Hanson Hanson Haverlock B. R. D. re R. c= J. Haveman Hawkins Hawkins Hayes Heay Heay Heller porseom— Hendrickson Herzog Hinkel Hinton Hodges Howard Howe PAWABAY Hoyt Hoyt Huffman Howley Houg Iverson Jacobson BZOWAOY Jefferson Jensen Jensen Johnson Johnson Johnson Josephson ROONOTO K. Johnson G. Jorrison B. Jones J. Jothan S. Johnson R. Johnson M. Johnson W. Millard . Marr . Marsh . Martin . Martin . Martin . Rehberger ADTOOCO . Martinson McBride McAllister McCallum McDonald McKinnley McKinnon QATONRrH McMaster . McSpadden McQuade Meauro Myer . Munzarder Moyer OZm™rODm M. Morrison M. Morriset M. Morris J. Morrill D. Morgan D. Moreau G. Moore . Moody Means Miller . Miller Michaelson . Medixner . Slyke AAT BPAFO M. Judge H. Keeler S. Kuehnel R. Kendall D. Kerr M. Kincade L. King P. Klineman M. Kloc B. Knutson N. Knutzen W. Kohler J. Korstad R. Krumdiack B. Kuhns K. LeBarron J. LaBuda N. LaRiviere R. Larson R. Larson D. Lee D. Lemley E. Lemley G. Leese C. Lewis D. Likely B. Lindsay S. Lindquist S. Logan S. Lows P. Logan D. Lynch G. Lynch D. Luby J. Mace L. Johnson K. Myett L. Neer J. Neilan G. Neiwendorp C. Nixon J. Nelson os, Pig? Nelson . Nelson Olson . Ondeck . Oswald Padden . Pavago lao Rrwmell 7e bmedl 5 hal Parram . Parris . Parmalle . Patterson . Pearson . Peterson . Peterson OUR A . Peterson . Peterson . Peterson Phair Pitts Polyer Prouty OMAR RED Purdy Radder . Radel Reed Reesse . Resbitt Rick OP i Rightmire Rinker . Robins Roe . Roehl Rogers . Rogers SQHYOT . Runnestrand . Russel . Rutherford . Savadge . Schwinner . Rhingaback . Scott oh doll ak . Seaton Severns . Seystrom Shultz . Shuztee Sluys Smith DRO NOYD Smith Snider Sybouts Spangler . Strickland Strubble Stenger EAN ONG) oct B. Stephan C. Stephan L. Stockley J. Story C. Swanson M. Swanson S. Swenson R. Syden M. Taplin J. Travenshek J. Tippe M. Thurstan A. Thompson A. Thompson . Thompson Toohey Tromp . Uirich Urquhart . Von Bargen Van Sinderen DOO ie Verdoon Victor Viles Vander Brink Werdal Woodruff Wilson OY“ POZO Wilson Willis Williams Wight . Wiffler . Weyland . Westhaver DOOWOOR E. Warner L. Weed P. Westford M. Westford M. Weirauch K. Weisenburger J. Callon CS R. Claxon Freshman and Pipe Sophomore Retakes JuUNIOrs ES nea Patty Nelson 2) rs Ron Renard ra The class of 68 spirited and outgoing, led by Ron Renard, Patty Nelson and Gloria Bastedenbeck. Spirit shown as junior Linda Hosley was elected to yell squad. At homecoming the juniors put up strong competition with many skits and posters. Linda Hosley was chosen to represent their class as Homecoming princess. For what-a-show, Linda Bishop was elected 2nd princess. An outstanding junior prom “Roman Festival’’ occured in November. Their spirit still going strong in Decem- ber, they held a candy cane sale the week before Christmas vacation. With the out- standing spirit shown by the junior class this year, Bellingham High can be proud of its upcoming Seniors. Gloria Bastedenbeck G. Adkins G. Albans P. Albans T. Allen C. Allyn B. Anderson G. Anderson M. Ashburn : C. Asplund J. Babcock ) J. Bakkom : B. Baldie M. Barker J. Barriball K. Barten P. Barten B. Bastedenbeck L. Belcher T. Bell J. Benner T. Benson L. Berwi ck L. Berwick S. Birman L. Bishop J. Bjarnson K. Bland E. Bostwick C. Bovan R. Bowers S. Bransitter R. Breakey I. Brethour K. Bring S. Brooks C. Bruland J. Burghoffer L. Burley D. Burn S. Burrous C. Busby G. Byron L. Calhoun J. Cammack C. Carlin K. Carpenter B. Caswell C. Cerenova L. Chin C. Clark M. Claus T. Cline L. Cogswell M. Conour B. Cook M. Cox W. Crenshaw P. Crowell J. Croy M. Crump J. Dahl L. Davis S. DeFries L. DeGolier L. DeGoular J. Demorest J. Dempster R. Dether G. DeVaney C. DeWilde S. Dilley G. Downard R. Downard C. Driver F. Driver M. Dunn C, Eagon N. Engels L. Eggert D. Englehart B. Engman J. Everett C. Fair G. Ferry of V4 K. Ferry G. Figenbaum D. Finlayson N. Fish R. Fowler M. Fralick J. Frasier C. Fredrickson M. Fuhrmann J. Fuller C. Gardner J. Gaskill T. Gates D. Gilbert M. Groves i B. Gustafson G. Gustafson L. Guyer L. Hall L. Hamilton J. Hanger J. Hanks D. Hanna M. Hanna M. Hardenbrook K. Hawkinson C. Hays 1: Heaton L. Heffley D. Hess P. Higman V. Hillaire T. Hoff J. Hoffman K. Holsather T. Hope L. Hosley M. Howley D. Hulme N. Hunt G. Jansen F. Jayne J. Jensen E. Johanson D. Johnson J. Johnson J. Johnson K. Johnson O. Johnson D. Eiford R. Johnson B. McGinnis J. McGlinn C. Mackie C. Mahlberg N. Manning C. Martin P. Martin A. Means R. Mears C. Melton B. Metzer L. Michael K. Miller H. Mitchell S. Moberg R. Moblo J. Monroe R. Morre S. Murray K. Nash L. Nelson P. Nelson R. Nelson B, Neumann R. Neumann D. Niewendorp E. Niewendorp D. Norman J. Offley J. Oiness B. Olson D. Olson E. O'Neil R. Otis C. Overcash E. Jones J. Judge T. Jones T. Joyce R. Keller G. King L. King C. Kinley S. Kinley J. Kinnamon P. Kirkelie M. Kirscheman S. Knight J. Knight H. Knowlton T. Kordal D. Kosa K. Krumdiack M. Kurtz J. Lambert L. Lamphiears J. Lange A. LaPlante D. Larson D. Larson J. Larson D. Leenstra T. Lehmann G. Lemperes B. Linse W. Littlefield L. Loge R. Lowery M. Lundeen J. McDonald J. Overein J. Patten L. Patterson B. Patzkowsky G. Pauley P. Pazaski S. Penn B. Penter L. Perreault C, Peterson “D. Peterson S. Peterson B. Polinder S. Pope | ) : | | D. Popple J. Porter S. Price S. Pritchett i! C. Prouty J. Prouty R. Rawls I. Raymond S. Reece D. Regnier R. Renard K. Rex D. Richardson M. Richardson S. Rodenberger F. Rogers G. Roose T. Russell S. Schroyer B. Scott P. Senuty D. Severson D. Sherwood D. Shetler M. Simonds S. Stimson G. Smith M. Sofie E. Souza C. Speegle D. Stedman S. Strandberg M. Strickler J. Swan J. Swartwood P. Tanguay G. Tangvold J. Taplin R. Taylor V. Taylor G. Tinker C. Tippie T. Toohey J. Triplett K. Triplett D. Twining E. Tyrell M. Vail K. Visser J. Wallace D. Warner J. Warner D. Washington J. Watson B. Webster F. Weisenburger W. Woodell W. Wyatt K. York J. Zahnow E. Weirauch M. Westerfield W. Westhaver T. Whitaker M. Whitely J. Wilm T. Willert T. William V. Williams G. Willkie L. Wilson R. Wise D. Womack J. Woodell Not only biggest, but best; that was the “Spirit of '67. ’ The senior class was led by able and enthusiastic officers: Rick Plank, president; Mary Kay Donnelly, vice-president; and Nancy Magnusson, secretary. They initiated many new and exciting activities such as the Skating Party, which added to our already sub- stantial treasury. And it was fun too! Senior representatives Sandi Lund and Jeff Goltz led the Valentine's Assembly, where many seniors were honored. Among many other honors were the Seniors crownings of What-A-Show Queen Mary Young and Football Homecoming Queen Janet Mumma. That Homecoming was praised by the alumni and all, due greatly to the efforts of the Senior Pep Club girls and our song and yell leaders. Our senior song and yell leaders .... They were different, but the “bestest ever.” And the many seniors who played varsity football comprised the best team in 25 years. It was a great class, and a great year. Nancy Magnusson Rick Plank Mary Kay Donnelly The Senior Class Was “The Spirit of ’67” The Valentines Assembly honored many prominent seniors. A new idea this year, the Senior Coordinating Committee planned many of the activities and projects conducted by the Senior class. The money raised by all these activities went toward the Senior Prom. ABBOTT, KATHY-Pep- Club, National Honor Society, International Relations, Girls Club Rep., Young Democrats, Freshman-Sophomore Mother's Tea. ADDICOTT, MARTA-Odaci, Band Secretary, Majorette, Girls’ State Alternate, Girls’ Club Rep. Ambition: To meet Mary : Ann and Bill in Paris in two years to renew old memories. ADELSTEIN, STEVE-Tennis Team, Raider Club. Ambition: Go around the world on a tennis racket. ADOLPHSON, ALAN-National Honor Society, German Club, Orchestra. AHLSTEDT, KATHY-Odaci, Student Coun- cil Rep., What-a-Sho princess, Beacon Exchange Editor, Vaudeville Committee. Ambition: Moo U and Europe with D.R. AKERS, RAE-Girls’ Club. Ambition: Go to Alaska and hunt grizzly bear. ALEXANDER, ALYS-Ticket Squad. Ambition: I will work all the time. ALLEN, LINDA-Girls’) Club, Chorus. Ambition: To do my best no matter what the situation and live the life God wants me to live. ALLEN, MARY-Ushers Club, Student Council Rep., Tri-Hi-Y, French Club. Ambition: To always have a good laugh. ALLEN, SUZETTE-Cheerleader, Jr. Class Sec., Band, Choir, Odaci . Ambition: To find the most meaning and happiness in my life and those around me. ALLYN, DAVID-FFA Pres. ANDERSON, BOB-Costume crew, Intramural basketball. Ambition: To be able to play in peanut butter like Jim B. ARMSTRONG, GREG-DE Club. Ambition: Sing “Oxford Town” with Bob Dylan in Greenwich Village. ARNASON, HAL-Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Raider Club. ARRIGONI, DONNA-Make-up Crew, Girls’ Club Paper Staff, Girls’ Club. ASPLUND, MICHELE-lIota Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council Rep., What-a-Sho Costumes. AUBERT, STEVE-Gamma, Swim Team, Ski Club. Ambition: To do everything with the | best of my ability. BACHERT, SHANNON-Make-up Crew, Stu- dent Council, What-a-Sho, Girls’ Club Rep., Y-Teens. Ambition: Make (a four- letter word) not war. BAGLIO, JEFF-Football, Student Council, Dance Committee. Ambition: To be personal guard, along with my friend “Chopper Cooley’ for Jaeger and Company. BAILEY, BILL-Football, Wrestling, Raider Club. Ambition: Make a million Eatcks my first year out of high school. BAILEY, BOB-Track, Intramural basketball, Band. Ambition: To see Charlie Sutton get drunk without getting caught. ; BAILEY, LOLA-Swing Chorus, Choir, Operetta, What-a-Sho. Ambition: To be worhty of my achievements and to always make the ones I love happy. BAKER, DAN-Beta V.P., What-a-Sho, Senior Prom Comm. Ambition: To become a success and settle back and enjoy life. BALDIE, RANDY-Track, Raider Club, What-a-Sho, Chorus. Ambition: To be the first juvenile delinquent to the moon. BALL, MELANIE-Pep Club, Make-up Crew, French Club, Girls Club. Ambition: To discover my goal and work to achieve it. BARBER, DAVID-Football, Basketball, Track, Honor Society. Ambition: To be able to press toward the mark until the goal is reached. BAUNACH, ROBIN-Ushers, Counselor's Office, Girls Club. Ambition: To discover the art of shrinking. BARNHOLT, LEE-Baseball. Ambition: To join the army and do the best I know how. BATES, BRUCE-Ambition: To first go and serve in the U.S. Air Force and then serve my community as a Hospital Lab. Tech. BEARDSLEE, DAN BEEBE, DEBORAH-Girls Club. Ambition: To succeed in what ever job I try to reach for a higher goal. BELL, GLORIA-Ambition: To get a job and to raise German Shepherds. BENDURE, KAREENA-Ambition: To work in a clothing store in the summer and attend Beauty College in the fall—live happily ever after with Ed. B. BENECKE, JEFF-Gamma High Y Treasurer. Ambition: Future Olympic Weight lifting champ. BENNETT, JULIE-Orchestra, Girls Club. Ambition: To live a happy, successful and prosperous life. BERENSTAIN, SHELLEY-Nation Honor Society, Student Council, Girls’ Club Rep., Moms Night Comm, Chairman, French Club. Ambition: To travel extensively in Europe, the Near East, and South America and teach foreign language. BERGHOLZ, RICK-Ski Club, Delta Hi-Y. Ambition: To fly a 747 under the Golden Gate bridge. BERGSMA, MARK-Gamma Hi-Y, Student Council. Ambition: Live on a fishing boat with Warren Hansen and Jim Kolb. BERGMAN, VICKIE-Junior Prom Comm., Girls’ Club, Y-Teens. Ambition: To live fast, have fun, laugh and be merry. BERWICK, RANDY-Ambition: Run the WES ee: B: BIERMAN, TERRY-Ambition: To be successful in World War III. BLACKMAN, JACQUE BLAIR, DOUG-Jr. Prom, Model U.N. Ambition: To always be right with myself. BLAIR, KATHY-Pep Club, Y-Teens sec. Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. BLOCH, FRANCIE-Y-Teens, Girls’ Club Rep., Transfer from Calif., Sr. Prom Comm. Ambition: Travel. BLONDEN, STEVE-Football, Wrestling. Ambition: To succeed in whatever | do. BLORE, CASSIE-Drill Team, F.T.A., French Club, What-a-Sho. Ambition: Hold fast to my dreams while living a life of love and service. BOB, JEFF-Football, Baseball. Ambition: Enter college and learn many things, and meet people. BONSTEIN, MARGARET-Transferred from Blaine, Wash. this yr. Ambition: To have a large family. BOURNE, JACKIE-Soph, class V.P., Student Council Sec., Theta Hi Y Sec. Jr. Prom Comm., Soph. Mothers’ Tea. Ambition: To jump off of Levins’ balcony. BOYNTON, CATHY-Choir, Operetta, Y- Teens Cabinet, Spanish Club. Ambition: Travel. BOYNTON, STACI-Songleader, Soph. class Sec., Student council, Odaci, Tolo Co- chairman. Ambition: To go back to Paris and see the world. BRADLEY, DOUG-Band, Spanish Club. Ambition: Go walk into the world with open eyes. BRANDT, MARLA-J.A., Y-Teens, Office, Girls’ Club. Ambition: To exterminate the Neuderous Stinkerous plants with P.S.S., P.A.A. and J.M.P. BREAKEY, LYNN-Spanish Club, Drama. Ambition: To get through college, then travel. BRING, JIM-Raider Club, What-a-Sho, Operetta, Golf, Basketball. BROCK, ALTA-French Club, Teacher's Aide, Girls’ Club. Ambition: Live, Love, Laugh, and Learn. BROKAW, KARLA-Y-Teens, Make-up Crew, Annual, Fr.-Soph. Mothers’ Tea, Sr. Prom Comm. Ambition: To travel Europe with S. H. in the Bluebird. BROWN, MARYANN-Girls’ Club, D.E. Club. Ambition: To do something important in the future. BROWN, NANCY-Drill Team, Spanish Club, Operetta, What-a-Sho, Choir. Ambition: To someday be happy and content with myself (and that certain someone). BROWN, SANDY-Pep Club. Ambition: Go to college—Study psychology. BROWN, STEVE-Cross country, Track, Student Council, Beta Hi-Y. Ambition: Do a little. BRUEMMER, ANN-D.E. Club, Girl’s Club. Ambition: To make that certain someone happy forever and for always. BRUUN, ANNAMARIE-Choir, Operetta, Drill Team. Ambition: To wait and see what happens. BRYNILDSEN, DEAN-Baseball, Basketball, Gamma. Ambition: Fly with D.S. and the boys at East Orange. BUCK, DOUG-Ambition: To have Peter Williams deported back to Liverpool. BUDD, RANDY-French Club, Band. Ambition: To join the growing number of people that are deciding our generations destiny. BUNDY, VICTOR-Student Club Rep. Ambition: To get married to be a success to be an asset to humanity. BURTON, LUCINDA- BUTLER, CARLENE- BYRNES, RICHARD-German Club, Band, Swing Kings, Rabble-Rousers. Ambition: To raise slugs for fun and profit. BYE, PAT-Gitl’s Club. Ambition: To finish school and work and have fun. CAILLIER, DAVID-Football, Track, United Nations. Ambitions: Tour all the beaches from Birch Bay to Maine. CALVERT, MARTHA- CAREY, KEN-Ambition: Grow tall enough to join the State Patrol Academy. CARLIN, AL- CARLSON, KEN-Football, Baseball, Raider Club, Track, CAREY, ROBERT-Band, J.A. Ambition: To find the truth of life and the reality of death, through meditation. CASSIDY, GARY-Football, Swimming, Golf, Beta Hi-Y, Executive Board. Ambition: Success with Fern, Madge and Thelma. CHRISTENSEN, JOHN- CHRISTIE, BRIAN-Band, Orchestra. Ambi- ae To do everything the best way I know ow. CLARK, GREG-F.F.A. V.P., Student Council, Choir, Ambition: Go to college, be successful in what ever I do. CLARKSON, LINDA-Ambition: To always wear a smile while helping others do the same. CLEMENT, MARGARET-Student Council, Sr. Mother's tea, Jr. Prom Comm, Mom’s night, Make-up Crew. CLEVENGER, LINDA-Sigma Tri-Hi-Y V.P., Student Council, Sr. Mother’s tea, Odaci, Girls Club. Ambition: To take the trip planned when P.N. returns from the land of the igloos. CLIZBE, SUSAN-Girls Club. Ambition: To help others in showing their love for God. COLE, HAROLD-Ambition: Invent a girl catcher. COLE, KAREN ANN-Jr. Achievements, Y- Teens. Ambition: To give Lumpy some lessons in gracefulness!!! COLLINS, DARYL-Golf. Ambition: To have a long and happy life. COLLINS, MICHAEL-Basketball, Golf, Student Council, Spanish Club, Nat. Hon. Soc. Ambition: To be successful in what- ever I do. COLPITTS, DAN-Raider Club, Wrestling, Track and Football Manager. Ambition: To go to college and become a Forester. COOLEY, DARRELL-Football, Wrestling, Gamma Hi-Y. What-A-Sho, Raider Club. Ambition: Bodyguard to M. Jagger a friend with the loser. | Seniors Hold Many Different | Activities COOPER, JIM-Ambition: To invent a draft card disposal. CORBETT, GAIL-J.A., Y-Teens. Ambition: To exterminate the Nuderous Stinkerous plants with long stemmed daisies with the Gang. CORNE, JOYCE-Y-Teens, J.A. Ambition: Stampout Nuderous Stinkerous plants with long stemmed daisies with M.B. P.S. J.P. CORNEJO, MARIA-D.E.C.A., costumes. Ambition: Make a career in the Army. COWAN, GREG-Baseball, Cross Country, Student Council Raider Club. Ambition: Graduate from U. of W. COWDEN, GARY-Band. Ambition: To design a workable, livable floor plan!! COULL, CAROLYN-Band, Y-Teens, Girls Club, French Club. Ambition: To reach California by °68 with D.J.C. and C.H. COX, CYNTHIA-Girls Chorus, Adv. Choir, What-A-Sho, J.A. Ambition: Try to understand myself and others better. COYE, RAY-Track, Student Council. Ambition: Tempus dicet. CRAWFORD, NEIL-Baseball, Football, Basketball, Raider Club, Beta Hi-Y. Ambition: Reunion at Clayton Bay in ’77. CRONKHITE, GREG CROWELL, SALLIE-Annual, Ski Club, Stage Crew, J.A. Costumes. Ambition: To teach the Bellingham beauticians how to cut hair. Many seniors had a ball at the skating party CUNDIFF, LINDA-Band, Spanish Club, Stage Crew. Ambition: “Waste not thy hounes DAESNER, HENRIETTA-Girls’ State Dele- gate, Student Council, Girls’ Club Rep., Ski Club, Pep Club. Ambition: To attend WSU with Rightmire, Eiford, and Ahlstedt. DAVIS, PATRICIA-German Club, Pep Club, FTA. Ambition: To go to Germany. DAVIS, WAYNE-Ambition: “Zero” am- bition. DAY, DAVID-Transferred from Cascade High, Drama Club. Ambition: To excel in the world of fashion illustration and to learn more about myself. DAY, JIM-Beta Hi-Y. Beacon Staff, Track. Ambition: To live an enjoyable and successful life no matter what the circumstances. DAYTON, LYNN-Ambition: To complete college and see all of the world. DEISING, STEVEN-Ambition: Not to make the same mistakes again. DELAHOYDE, KEVIN-J.A., Teacher's Aide, Lab Assistant, Girls’ Club. Ambition: To live a happy life helping others. DELMAGE, INTA-Pep Club, Girls’ Club Rep., Counselor's Office, Make-up Crew, Student Council Rep., Ambition: To finish college and pursue a career. DENNIS, LINDA-Student Council, Y-Teens, FTA, Senior Prom Comm. Ambition: To make others happy. DePAUL, LARRY-Band, Boys’ Chorus. Ambition: To graduate from college. DeVISSCHER, DENNIS DeWILDE, MARGARET-Odaci, Make-up Crew, French Club Sec., Jr. Prom Comm., Girls’ Club Paper Staff. Ambition: To hope for the best, be prepared for the worst and face the world with a smile. DONNELLY, MARY KAY-Senior class VP, Pep Club, Zeta Tri-Hi-Y, Make-up Crew, Jr. Prom Comm. Ambition: Complete college and be here for the big Spirit of ’67 reunion. DORR, ED DORR, JEFF-Football, Track, National Honor Society, Band, Orchestra. Ambition: Make the reunion of Annie’s English class in 83. DOUGHERTY, TIM-Soph. Class pres., ASB pres., Alpha Hi-Y, Swimming, Wrestling. Ambition: To make the most of what I have to make with. DOYLE, IVY-Girls’ Club Corresponding Sec., Odaci treasurer, Spanish Club. Ambition: To lead a happy life with D. P. DUNN, JACK-Ambition: Rumble the Hell’s Angels. DUNN, KATHY-Beacon, Girls’ Club, Cho- rus. Ambition: To always wear a smile and make others happy. DUNPHY, PATRICIA-Swing Chorus, Ushers, National Honor Society, J. A. Operetta. Ambition: To be of service to all humanity and bring happiness to all. DURONSO, LYLE- EBRIGHT, GREG-Football, Raider Club, Spanish Club, French Club. Ambition: Find a mate for Sheen in Africa. Also travel and see the world and different things. EDQUIST, DON-Ambition: Staying out of car wrecks; go on to college. EIFORD, SUE-Odaci, Kappa-Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Prom, Student Council, Lib. Ambition: To attend college and to travel with the girls. ELICK, ELIZABETH-Girls Club rec. sec., Student council, Odaci, What-a-Sho, Zeta. Ambition: To always be able to have a good laugh. ELMORE, DIANNE KAY-Debate, Girls Club rep., Choir, Operetta. Ambition: To go to N.Y. and catch up on all the fun I've been missing before getting a permanent occupation. ELY, SUSAN-Choir, Operetta. Ambition: to work hard and have fun doing it. ENGLES, ROBIN-Operetta, Swing chorus, Choir, French Club, J.A. Ambition: CDHEALSB and a Pink Mercedez Benz. ENGLISH, RICK- ENNIS, ANITA-Beacon, J.A., Girls’ Club. Ambition: To teach Trish, Diane, Sandy, and Kathy to be as co-ordinated as I am on a hond, and to enjoy life. (my idea of it). 93 ENOCHSON, GAIL-German Club, Nat. Hon. Soc., Foreign Relations Club. Ambition: Go on to college. ERICKSON, BETH-Ambition: J.R.W. and a 57 Dodge! ERICKSON, LINDA-Pep Club, Girls’ Club, Make Up Crew. Ambition: To have happiness but most of all to bring happiness. EVICH, NANCY-Pep Club, Iota, Band, Jr. Prom Comm., Girls Club rep. FALK, DONNA-Girls’ Club, Nat. Hon. Soc., Make-up Crew. Ambition: To be happy and successful in everything I do. FEATHERS, LYNETTE-J.A. Ambition: To make it through college and to go through life with a smile. FERRY, GAYLE-Girls’ Club. Ambition: To do my best—then make it better. FICKEL, JANE-Odaci, Sigma, Operetta, Choir, What-a-sho. Ambition: To go on to college and enjoy a happy and prosperous life. GARCIA, ROSIE-Spanish Club. Ambition: To learn more and have a good job and maybe return to good ole Texas again. And above all have a happy life. GARDNER, ALICE-Girl’s Club. Ambition: Practical Nurse or Waitress. May enter Commercial Artist field. GARDNER, GARY-Track, Football, choir, Student Council. Ambition: Go to college and make the best effort to fulfill what I want to be. GARDNER, IDA-Ski Club, What-A-Show, Model U.N., Girl’s Club Rep. Ambition: To buy an XKE and live in Switzerland as a ski bum. GARRISON, JOYCE- GASKILL, MARK-Gamma, Delta, Band, Inter. Basketball. Ambition: Ride the “Gamma’’ turtle to victory. GEBO, JUDY-Girls’ Club Rep. Ambition: To be sincere and always help others. GEINGER, JUDY-Girl’s Club. Ambition: To become a secretary and have a double wedding with Pat and ? and a certain guy. GILBERT, WILLIAM-Ambition: Go to Tech. school for another 2 years and then go into the Navy and watch Chevrolet and Pontiac go out of business to Ford. GILLESPIE, KATHY-Ushers Club, Jun. ' Prom Comm., Vaudeville Comm., Frosh- Soph. Tea-General Chairman, Girl’s Club Rep. Ambition: To search for the golden sky that follows the storm. GILLESPIE, PATTY-Senior Prom Commit- tee Chairman, Business Manager Shuksan 66 and 67, Jr. Prom Committee Chairman, Vaudeville Committee, Pep Club. Ambi- tion: To await the golden sky-that follows the storm. GLARAS, VICKI-Tri-Hi-Y, Zeta, Senior Mothers Tea, Senior Prom Committee, Girl’s Club. Ambition: To have a Back-bone in my life and a smile upon my face. FISHER, TONY-Spanish Club. Ambition: To graduate from college and manage a successful business. FLAKE, SHELLY-Pep Club, Girl's Club Corresp. Sec., Gen. Chrmn. Mom’s Nite, Girl’s Club Rep. Tolo. Ambition: To travel the road untaken. FLANDERS, STAN-Stage Manager, What- A-Show, Alpha, Stage Crew. Ambition: To train for mimes in France and perform only the best. FLESCHER, ROGER-Ambition: To take Flight 1934 from the main gate. FRANK, FORREST-Debate, Band, Nat. Hon. Soc., Internat. Relations Club, Swing Kings. Ambition: To give 110% 110% of the time. FRASER, KATHLEEN-Make-up Crew, Y- Teens, Girl's Club, French Club. Ambition: College. FRIEDE, DOUG-Ambition: Live a good life, and become a ski bum. FUHRMANN, JOHN-Teacher Aids, Student Council. Ambition: To make 30 a grand year. n 1 — k HA Fey “aly | 7 i VY AALWICE-C GLENNEY, WANDA-Band, Ticket Squad, Girls Club. Ambition: To please as many people as I can in a pleasant way. GLENNEY, WAYNE GLENOVICH, JIM-Gamma, Basketball. Ambition: To get the frost off a certain iceberg. GOLTZ, JEFF-Sr. Boys Rep., Annual Sports Editor, Boys State, Sec. General, Model U.N., What-a-Sho. Ambition: To learn to write good. GOODING, DIANA-Drill Team, Operetta, Swing Chorus, What-A-Sho. Ambition: To fly in sky while following my Rainbow. GOODMAN, DIANE-Girls Club V.P., Sr. Mothers Tea Chairman '66, What-A-Sho, Orchesra, Nat. Hon. Soc. Ambition: That I may always strive to be understanding, loving, and happy through service to my fellow men. GOWNES, KATHY-Girls club, J.A., Spanish club, Latin Club, Kappa Tri-Hi-Y. pee To be or not be ... oh, I'll never tell. GRAHAM, LINDSAY-Junior Class V.P., Odaci, Sec., Kappa, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom Comm., Student Council. Ambition: Kill the Coolity with bwana juice and the essence of Spring. 95 GRAHAM, TREVA-Girls Club, Odaci, Student Council. Ambition: To get through college and make something of myself. GREEN, CINDY-Operetta, Swing Chorus, What-A-Sho Student Director, Pep Club, J.A. Ambition: To always be a good listener. GREEN, RICHARD GREENWALT, JUDY-Make-up Crew, Nat. Hon. Soc., Fresh.-Soph. Mothers Tea, Jr. Prom, Sr. Mothers Tea. Ambition: To travel and go to college in Germany for a year. GRIFFIN, MARTHA-Annual, Student Coun- cil, D.E. Club. Ambition: To learn and learn until I realize how little I know. GRUNHURD, RANDY-Ambition: Go to college for four years and make a pile of money when I get out. GUERNSEY, KEITH-Golf, Raider Club, Model U.N. Ambition: To get a college education and to become the best golfer in the world. HADDOX, CATHERINE-Girls club. HADDOX, PAT-Latin Club, Chorus, Girls Club. Ambition: To find a rich and good- looking guy and have a double wedding with Judy. HAGGITH, KEN-Football. Ambition: Hunt the Wiley Arduark. HAINES, CONNIE-Zeta, Student Council, Girls Club Rep., Jr. Prom Comm., Soph. Mothers Tea. Ambition: To successfully complete four years of college. HALL, DIANE-Band, Orchestra. Ambition: To achieve happiness and to make the most from what life has to offer. HALLENBECK, NANCY-Ambition: To padoec from Business College then marry Bill A. HALM, DOUG-Annual _ editor-in-chief, Student Council, Operetta, What-a-Sho, Nat. Hon. Soc. Ambition: To become a better dancer than I already am and still keep my modesty. HAMBLIN, JUDIE-J.A., Drill Team, Student Council. Ambition: Join the army and travel over the world to see and meet new people. HAMILTON, BOB-Ambition: I plan to meet Jim Kunzman back at W.W.S.C. HAMILTON, CHERYL-Ambition: To become a good R.N. so as to help other nurses and the patients. HAMILTON, CHUCK-Gamma. Ambition: To make a splendid living. HAMMER, JUDY-Beacon, Jr. Prom Comm., Girls’ Club, Counselors Office. Ambition: To do what I know is best. HANKS, JEFF-Gamma Hi Y,. Ambition: Have another Keger with the gang at Teddy Bear Cove. HAND, JIM-Band. Ambition: To show everybody that I can do it! HANNA, SUSAN-Usher, Y-Teens, Girls’ Club Rep., Student council Rep., Make-up Crew. Ambition: To always be able to smile at life. HANSON, FRANK-Ambition: See the U.S. on my Yamaha 305. HARMER, TOM-Ambition: I want a fuel- injected Cobra on some big black slicks with a suitcase full of credit cards and a cute miss. HARRIS, RICHARD- HARVEY, RICHARD-Beta Hi Y. Ambition: Go to college and be successful. HASHISAKI, PETER-ASB V.P., Nat, Hon. Soc., Raider Club, Int. Relations, Young Democrats. Ambition: John Hopkins in 12 yrs. or eat cherry ice cream forever. HASKELL, FRED-Swimming, Gamma, Raider Club, Spanish Club, E.Y.D.C. Club. Ambition: To get out of Bellingham and see the curves of the world. HATCH, CAROL-Girls’ Club, Y-Teens. Am- bition: Not to worry about people knowing me, but strive to be worth knowing. HAWLEY, COLLEEN-Odaci, Attendance Office, Girls’ Club. Ambition: To make the best of what is to come in the future. HAWORTH, ELAINE-Pep Club, Ski Club, Make-up Club, What-a-Sho, French Club. Ambition: Cut-loose. HAYES, RORY-Public Address squad, J.A. Ambition: To let Christ be first in my life and make a certain girl happy. HAYNES, JEANETTE-Ushers Club, Band, Choir, Jr. Prom Comm., Y-Teens. Ambition: Trust in the Lord, for He does all things well. HEARSEY, BILL-Ski Club, Tennis, Tolo Comm. Ambition: To see ‘Der Verschwindine Rakette” HEARSEY, DICK-Ski Club, Tennis, Jr. Prom Comm., German Club, Tolo Comm. Ambition: Learn to play tennis. HEATH, JOHN-Jr. Prom Comm., What-a- Sho, Beta Hi-Y, Student Council, Spanish Club. Ambition: To join the Navy and ride the waves. HEBERT, HARRY-Ski Club. Ambition: To becume a good chef. HEIDE, PATRICIA-Annual, German Club, Girls’ Club. Ambition: To obtain God’s best for my life. HELLBERG, ELANOR-Band, Ski Club. Ambition: To always be happy in all the things I do. HEMMINGER, SHEILA-Student Council, Operetta, Young Democrats, Choir, Teacher's aide. Ambition: None. HENDERSON, BARBARA HEWITSON, MARK-Beta Hi-Y, Raider Club, Student Council, Football, Basketball. Ambition: Success with Fern, Madge, and Thelma. HIGBEE, CLAUDIA-Jr. Prom Comm., Tolo Comm., Make-up Crew, Sophomore Mother's Tea, Girls’ Club. Ambition: To live in San Francisco. HIGMAN, LARRY-Ambition: To have the hottest car in town. HINKLE, CHUCK HINKLE, JUDY-Girls' Club, Student Council. Ambition: To make it to New York with the Sami and Sonia. HINKLE, NANCY-Ambition: To become a dental technician and succeed with S. H. HODGES, KATHY-What-a-Sho, Debate, Odaci, Vaudeville Committee. Ambition: To be a full-time person. HOGAN, MYRNA-Make-up Crew, Girls’ Club Rep., Sophomore Mother's Tea, Girls’ Club. Ambition: To be a happy, successful beautician and live my life the way I want. HOLEMAN, KAYLA-National Honor Society. Ambition: Medical Technology. HOLLIDAY, DUANE-Gamma_§ Hi-Y. Ambition: To be able to give a wipe-out as good as Knabe. HONRUD, CAROL-Band, J.A., Girls’ Club Rep., Y-Teens, German Club. Ambition: To be happy in whatever I decide to do. Committees Plan Senior Activities r Senior Prom Committee—Front: Kathy Gillespie, Nora Williams, Carol Jansen, Cindy Green, Mary Kay Donnelly, Patty Gillespie, Lindsay Graham. Back: Sandi Lund, Carin Rodgers, Nancy Magnusson, Gary Simpson, Fred Wheeler, Scott Wallin, Jeff Goltz, Rick Plank, Becky Raney. HOPKINS, CLINT-Ambition: To live a good life with a happy family. HORNBY, LINDA-Beacon, F.T.A., Student Council, Girls Club. Ambition: To make a good Tuna Sandwich. HORTON, VICKI-Ambition: To marry a very special person. HOUSE, KATHY fii 5 | HOWE, DAN-Operetta, Swing Chorus, bbl, Track, Choir V.P., Ski Club. Ambition: To : liy the best possible life I can. HOYT; GAYLE-D.E. Club, Girls Club. Am- ( bition: Live my life today and not worry about tomorrow. HUDSON, PHOEBE DELL-Student Coun- « Cil,-Ski Club, French Club, Debate Club, Y Band.) Ambition: Artist. HUGHES, MEREDITH-Pep Club, What-A- . Sho, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls Club. Ambition: To VY face life with a smile, and make the best of it. = HUGHES, PAM-Ushers, Girls’ Club Rep. Ambition: Always to live, love, and be happy. HUGHES, PAT-Pres. of Girls’ Club, Girls’ Club rep., Ushers. Ambition: To live life the way it is and not the way I wish it to be. HUMPHREY, SUSAN-Jr. Prom, French Club, Girls’ Club, J.A. Ambition: To make the most of what life has to offer. HUNTLEY, DOUG-Model U.N. Ambition: To make as much as I can as quick as I can. HUNTRISS, JOAN-Girls’ Club, Spanish Club, Beacon. Ambition: Tour the on my Sopwith Camel. JACKSON, MARY-Nurses Club, Ticket squad, Girls’ Club. Ambition: To be the best dog-gone Engineer Technologist you ever saw. JACOBSON, JAN-Girls’ Club, J.A. Ambition: DOOSNCNAIRE and a Baby Blue Super Sport. JANSEN, CAROL-Sigma Tri-Hi-Y-Treas., Odaci, Jr. Prom Comm., Girls’ Club Rep., Soph. Mothers Tea. Ambition: To complete college and return for the Big Spirit of ’67 Reunion. JAVORSEK, RUDY-Ambition: To travel all over the U.S. JAYNE, BERTHA-Transfer from Colorado. Ambition: Teach High School history classes. JENKINS, STEPHEN-Swim Team, Raider Club. Ambition: College then Marines. JENNE, SUSAN-Ambition: To go to Peter- son's Business College in Seattle. , Senior Coordinating Committee meetings were scenes of great concentration. JENSEN, BARBARA-Y-teens, Ushers, Choir, Operetta, Inter-club council. Ambition: To He able to find good in everything life has to offer! JENSEN, LONNIE-Band, Odaci, Girls Club. Ambition: To do my best to make the future a happy one. JEPPERSON, EMELYNE-Girls Club, What- a-Sho, Pep Club, Freshmen, Soph, Moth- ers Tea. Ambition: To wish, to have, to cherish, to remember. JOHNSON, BRUCE-Football, Track, Stu- dent Council, Ski Club. Ambition: To be successful in all current plans and carry out all future ones. JOHNSON, DIANE-Beacon, Y-Teens, F.T.A., Nat. Hon. Soc., French Club. Am- bition: I want to do a little bit of every- thing, but not all at once. JOHNSON, DIANE-Pep Club, Girls Club. Ambition: To reach California by 68 with C.C. and C.H. JOHNSON, DOROTHY-Ushers, Choir, Op- eretta, Squaw Talk, Student Council. Am- bition: To graduate from college and achieve all my goals. JOHNSON, JACK JOHNSON, KAREN MAE-Pep Club, Student Council, Girls Club, Sigma Tri-Hi-Y, Teachers Aid. Ambition: To always wear a smile no matter what life may bring. JOHNSON, MARK-Ambition: To live through my five years. JOHNSON, RICHARD-Ambition: Photo- graphy—why not? JOHNSON, SANDY-Drill Team, Dept. of- fice, Inter-club council, Girls Club Rep., Sr. Prom Comm. Ambition: To never doubt that there is a pot of gold at the end of each rainbow. JONES, JAN-Football, Student Council, Spanish Club. Ambition: Live a life of leisure until I'm 24 and do some “strappen’’. JOHNSON, STEVE-Football, Track, Raider Club, Swahili Club. Ambition: ““W.S.U.” JONES, LYNDA-What-a-Sho, Jr. Prom Comm., Ski Club, Spanish Club. Ambition: Would you believe—? JONES, LYNNE-Chess Club, French Club, Nat. Hon. Soc., “B’” club. Ambition: To teach in a high school or college far away from here. JOSLYN, JOHN-Ambition: To be more ambitious. KAALAND, ELAINE-Girls Club, Beacon, Jr. Prom. KARL, IRMA-Moms’ night. Ambition: To have a happy life with Terry Slasson. KEIM, DAVID W.-Band, Swing Kings, Rab- ble Rousers, Orchestra, Operetta. Ambi- tion: Professional arranger, composer, musician. KELLY, KATHY-Choir, Operetta, Ushers. Ambition: To be a good wife to that certain man. KELLY, NANCY-Pep Club, Girl's Club. Ambition: To become a person who needs people. KENNEDY, GARY-Ambition: To have the fastest 57 Plymouth in town. KENNEDY, SUZANNE-Make-Up_ Crew, Girl's Club, Paper Staff, Spanish Club. Ambition: To have lots of money, then enjoy it, and spend it all before I go to my reward in the next life! ?! KENOYER, JEFF-Track, Swimming, What- A-Sho. Ambition: Pick walnuts in Brazil. KENOYER, JIM-Track, What-A-Sho, Raider Club, Debate Team. Ambition: To go into the ministry. KEYES, KEVIN-Nat. Hon. Soc., J.A., Model U.N. Ambition: To steal the toilet seats from the Kremlin. KINDLUND, MIKE-Tennis, D.G.G. Club. Ambition: Run away to Idaho and elope with S.E.P. KING, LAURIE-Ambition: To exterminate my freckles. KINNAMON, LADONNA-Ushers, Squaw Talk Editor, Fr.-Soph. Mother's Tea, Jr. Prom Committee, Girl's Club Rep. KLINEMAN, RUTH-Pep Club, Girl's Club, Make-Up Crew, Girl's Club, Fr.-Soph. Mother's Tea. Ambition: To always do my best and be happy. KNABE, DON-Track, Raider Club, Student Council. Ambition: Play rhythm guitar in a group and make a record. KNITTEL, MAX-Band, German Club, Na- tional Merit Semi-finalist. Ambition: To be a electronics engineer and to enjoy life. KOLB, JIM-Gamma Hi-Y. Ambition: Re- union in 69 at Clever’s shack. KOPLOWITZ, RICHARD-Annual, Spanish Club, Model U.N., Ski Club, Senior Prom. Ambition: Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit. KORSTAD, KATHY-Band, Y-Teens, Ski Club, Spanish Club. KRATZ, RON-Wrestling, Raider Club, Ski Club, What-A -Sho. Ambition: Very little. KREBS, BOBBI-Pep Club, Swing Chorus, What-A-Sho, Operetta. Ambition: To have fun in college. KUEHNEL, DENIS-Football, Band. Ambi- tion: to roller skate in the Olympics and to get in the Green Berets. KUNZMANN, JAMES-J.A., Pres. Ambition: To meet Bob Hamilton back at WWSC in 67. LARSON, BARBARA-Operetta, Advanced Choir, Pep Club, Girls’ Club. Ambition: To have fun next year. LARSON, RICHARD-Track, Cross Country, What-A-Sho, Student Council. LARSON, JIM-Ambition: Field of engineer- ing in service. LARSEN, LYNNE-Odaci, Girls’ Club, Zeta Tri-Hi-Y, Sr. Prom Committee. Ambition: To always keep smiling. LARSEN, PAULA-Jr. Prom Comm., Girls’ Club Rep., Spanish Club, Freshman- Sophomore Mothers’ Tea, Kappa Tri-Hi-Y. Ambition: Hold the net with Levin as Bourne jumps from the balcony. LARSEN, SHARON-Operetta, Pep Club, Girls’ Club, Spanish Club. Ambition: To make something of my life and always make my parents proud of me. LAY, OLIVIA-Girls’ Club. Ambition: Go— United States Army. LEE, WAYNE-Beacon Editor, Executive Board, Wrestling, Raider Club, Operetta. Ambition: Vedi, veni, vinci—to go, to see, to conquer. LEFLER, LENETTE LEVIN, JACQUE-Yell Queen, March of Dimes and UGN Chairman, Odaci, Girls’ Club Rep. Ambition: Relive the summer of ‘66 and go to Europe with D.M. LEWIS, HELEN-Transferred from Anacor- tes. Ambition: “Make people and influence friends.” LIMBACHER, DIANE-Orchestra, Make-up Crew, Ski Club, Annual, Tolo Comm. Am- bition: To own an XKE and wipe out the blue bird and the white cad. KUSTER, ROBERTA-Girls’ Club, Chorus. Ambition: To elope with an abominable snowman. KUSTURA, DODIE LaBREE, TERRY-Football, Baseball, Raider Club. Ambition: Try my best to overcome any problems that life gives me. LaCLAIR, CAROL-FHA Pres. Ambition: Go to Michigan and meet Sandy. LAIRD, JACK-Ambition: To see Rideout and Holliday bald. LANE, LARRY-Basketball, Baseball, Raider Club. Ambition: Live a weirdy life alone and try to get Mama’s Boy drunk on Friday nite. LaPLANTE, DON-Ambition: Make some- thing of myself. LARKIN, PAT-Ambition: To be a bum like Willy Hansen. LINDSEY, DIANNA-Choir, Operetta, What-A-Sho. Ambition: To travel to for- eign countries after graduating from college. LOCKE, RANDY-D.E. Club, Swimming, J.A. Ambition: To meet Dingie at cherry point in “68”. LORENZO, CHRYS-Y-Teens, Make-up Crew, Stage Crew, Girls Club. Ambition: To always be special to a certain someone. LOWE, JEANETTE-Y-Teens, Girls Club. Ambition: To go to the Senior Prom in a certain red and black sports car, then try to get out of it with grace. LOWERY, TERRI-Odaci, Girls’ Club Rep., Jr. Prom Comm., Frosh., Mothers’ Tea, French Club. Ambition: To always think of life as a privilege and of others before myself. LOWS, KATHLEEN-Ushers, Make-up Crew, French Club, Ski Club. LUND, SANDRA GAIL-Sr. Girls’ Rep., Pep Club, Jr. Prom Comm. Chairman, Spanish Club, Sr. Co-ordinating Comm. Ambition: To take the bad with the good and try to understand them both. McALLISTER, RICHARD C-Stage Crew, Decca Hi-Y. Ambition: To go some place where the sun shines once in a while. McBEATH, MARY-ANNE-Drill Team, Stu- dent Council Rep., Frosh.-Soph. Mothers’ Tea, Sigma, Girls’ Club. Ambition: To find out what I was supposed to have learned in these past 12 years! McCONNELL, BILL-Band, French Club. Ambition: To succeed in having a success- ful future. McCULLOUGH, CHUCK-Student Council Rep. Ambition: To be myself and to live life as it is. McDONALD, SCOTT-Delta Hi-Y, Swim- ming. Ambition: To be a success in what- ever I do and to make a certain girl happy. McGONIGAL, RANDY-Gamma, D.E. Club, Football, Baseball. McGINNIS, JOANNE-Y-Teens, Sr. Mothers’ Tea, Sr. Prom, Girls Club, Office. Ambi- tion: To travel and then attend school. McGINNIS, MARSHA-Song Queen, Home- coming royality 65, Soph. Rep, Odaci, Sigma. Ambition: To obtain what I want most out life and keep smiling. McKAY, BONNIE-Transfer from Ferndal High, Kappa, Girls’ Club Rep., Sr. Coor- dinating Comm. Ambition: Attend College. McKAY, MARJORIE-Pep Club, Operetta, Choir, Frosh.-Soph. Mothers’ Tea, J.A. Ambition: To wear a big smile and be happy in my life’s ambition. McLAUGHLIN, JOHN ANTHONY- Ambition: To be with Harry “Cruise-it”’ when he hits his millionth lap. McLEOD, BRUCE-Stage Crew, Nat. Hon. Soc., International Relations Club, Debate Club, Chess Club. Ambition: To get every- thing out of life that I deserve whatever that may be. McMURCHIE, LARRY-Band, German Club, Nat. Hon. Soc., International Relations Club., J.A. ee ee TSP a aes MARTIN, JOEL-Delta Hi-Y, Ski Club. Am- bition: Push Baldie’s Silv er Slug to Parber- ry's to make a fortune. MARTIN, KIRK-German Club, Spanish Club, National Honor Society. Ambition: To go around the world. MARTIN, STEVE MARTINSON, CATHY-Band, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Ski Club. Ambition: To travel and work with airlines. MATHEWS, STEVE MAURER, NANCY MAY, MARIE-Girls’ Club. Ambition: When I marry to be a good wife and mother. MEANS, LINDA-Band, Majorette, Ushers, What-A-Sho, Operetta. Ambition: To learn, live, and LOVE! MELHART, DARLA-Yell Leader, Football Homecoming Queen, Student Council, Girls’ Club Rep., What-A-Sho. Ambition: Relive the summer of '66 and go to Europe with J.L. METZNER, JOHN-Choir, Operetta. Ambi- tion: To find Joy Lee a grow pill and then go to college. MEYER, SHELLEY-National Honor Society, Pep Club, JA, Model UN, Operetta. MILLER, RICHARD-Ambition: I’m going to join my friends in the klondike and pan gold to start a 68 gold rush. MILLER, DAVID-Ambition: To do something. MITCHELL, CANDI-Operetta, Swing Chorus, Choir, What-A-Show, Ambition: “To become worthy of others friendship and to better myself as an individual.” MORGAN, GWEN-Pep Club, Make-up Crew, Beacon Reporter, Freshman, Soph. Tea., Girl's Club Rep. Ambition: Drift down the Nooksack in Delmage ’s Gun boats!! MORISSET, NANCY-Operetta, Swing Chorus, Drill Team, Senior Mothers’ Tea. Ambition: Keep my great friends and have a reunion some time. MOSER, LYNN-Girl’s Club, Junior Prom, Senior Prom. Ambition: To be a librarian. MULJAT, MARK-Yell leader, Tolo Com- mittee. Ambition: Be a yell leader for the San Francisco 49’ers. MUMMA, JANET-Songleader, Junior Class Rep., Football Homecoming Queen, Pep Club, French Club. Ambition: Travel and be a hermit. MUNDAY, TERRY-Baseball, basketball, Beta Hi-Y, Student Council Rep. Ambition: To get Ritchie (logger) Glenovich through Skagit Valley J.C. MURA, STEVE-1966 Boy’s State, Choir Pres., Operetta, What-A-Show, Varsity Football. Ambition: To get the best out of life by trying to put something worthwhile into it. MUSTOE, GEORGE-Debate Team, Nat. Hon. Soc., Internat. Reltns. Club, °66 What-A-Show. Ambition: Always remem- ber that if you have a sense of humor, you can do anything. MYERS, HAROLD-Football, Beta Hi-Y. Ambition: To have a union in 69 at Clever’s Shack. MYERS, GAROLD-Football, Beta Hic-y. Ambition: To get ahead in what ever I do. NORTON, SUSAN-Ambition: To pave the road to the future for my little sister and my children. NUCKOLLS, ELLEN-Drill Team, Managing editor of Beacon, Operetta, Art Editor- Girls’ Club paper, Decoration Chrmn, OBERG, KATHY-Y-Teens Pres.; Treas., Pep Club Sec, Student Council Rep., Girl's Club Rep, Band. Ambition: To go to college and be successful at whatever I try. OINESS, LINDA-Odaci, Tri Hi-Y. Ambition: To succeed in all that I do. OINESS, KATHY-Odaci, Nat. Hon. Soc., Model U.N., French Club, Make-up Crew. Ambition: To be happy in whatever I do. OLDER, CHERYL OLMSTEAD, TERESA-Advanced Choir, Operetta, Christmas Program, Teachers Aid, Senior Prom Comm. Ambition: To always make the right decision in any situation. OLSON, JEANE-Swing Chorus, Sec, Treas., Ushers Club, Advanced Choir, Operetta, Girls’ Club Rep. Ambition: To live a happy and successful life, with Christ as my guide. MAGNUSSON, NANCY-Senior Class Sec., Band, Odaci, Theta Tri Hi-Y V.P., Student Council. Ambition: To spread happiness to the people around me. MANESS, PATRICIA-Girl’s Club, Theta. Ambition: To enjoy life. MARR, STEVE-Football, Swimming, Raider Club, Student Council. Ambition: Success with Fern, Madge and Thelma. McDONALD, LINDA-Ushers Club, Honor Society, Jr. and Sr. Proms, Sr. Mother's Tea, Band. Ambition: College-then Europe with S.A., C.W., M.A., and M.R. NEILAN, GERI-Junior Prom, Chairman— Senior Mothers Tea 66, Chairman Frosh- Soph. Mothers’ Tea ’66, Girls’ Club Rep. Ambition: To be able to find happiness where ever I may be. NEILS, TORI-Usher’s Club, French Club, Nat. Hon. Soc., Make-up Crew, Ski. Club. Ambition: To get there and back. NELSON, RICK-Band. Ambition: Design a bridge that could cross the Atlantic Ocean and bug the Frau in Deutschland. NEWHALL, GAIL NICHOLS, GARY-Baseball Delta, Stage Crew, Ski Club. Ambition: Go to College and then get drafted. NICHOLLS, JILL-A.S.B. Sec., Girls’ Club Treasurer, What-A-Show, Princess ’65, Evergreen Girl's State, Orchestra Pres. Ambition: Graduate from college with my Doctorate, travel around the world, become a Senator and succeed. NORBISRATH, CAROLYN-Pep Club, Girls’ Club, Tri Hi-Y. Ambition: To pick grapes with Loretta and Laurie. NORTHEY, BRUCE-Ambition: ‘To teach Roger Flescher moderation. NEE ee rt eee =. OLSEN, STEWART-Ambition: To always keep trying no matter how hard the strug- gle becomes. OLSON, GRANT OLSON, JANIS-Usher, Y-Teens, French Club, Make-up, Girls’ Club. OLSON, JULIE-What-A-Sho, Stagecrew. Ambition: To always be an individual. OLSON, RICK-Swing Chorus, Operetta, What-A-Sho. Ambition: To abide by God’s wonderful plan for my life. OLSON, SUSANNE D.-Drill Team, Office Staff, Stage Crew, Make-up, Girls’ Club. Ambition: Well ... ? ONKELS, STEPHANIE-Annual, Soph.-Fr. Mothers Tea, Tolo, Make-up Crew. Ambi- tion: To form a “‘Flat Tire in Bunks Club” with Susie Hanna. OSTEGARD, GARY-Ambition: To ski the mountains in Switzerland. OWENS, DARLENE-Ambition: To be a nurse and marry Jim. PADDEN, CATHERINE-Usher, Y-Teens, Girls Club Rep. Ambition: To be happy and help others find happiness. PAPETTI, SSLVATORE-Ambition: To be a good fisherman and millionaire. PEACH, MATT-Tennis, Ganima — Hi-Y, What-A-Sho, Ambition: To start a Playboy Club on Dot Island. PENTER, ADELINE ANN-Operetta. Ambi- tion: To live alot, love one and die happy. PERRY, BRUCE PERRY, RONALD JAMES-Football, Track, Basketball, Beta Hi-Y, Band. Ambition: Reunion at Clayton Bay in °77. PETERSON, DIXIE-Drill Team, Ski Club, Annual, Teachers Aid, Fr.-Soph. Mothers’ Tea. Ambition: To live only in God’s will. PICKARD, MIKE-Vaudeville Comm., Track. Ambition: To serve the Lord as best I can and do whatever He wants me to. PIGG, LYNN-Ambition: Go big with the Coachmen. PLACKER, SUE-Girls’ Club. Ambition: To give K.H. a lift so she can see people eye to eye. PLANK, RICK-Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Sr. Class Pres. Ambition: To drive “The Rebel’s” van to Calif. with Cole and the boys. 107 PLANK, SUSAN-Girls’ Club, Spanish Club. Ambition: Live, love and be jolly. POPE, TERRY POPPLE, DENNIS-Band. Ambition: After I make my first million go to Calif. and be a beach bum. POWELL, SHERRIE-Girls’ Club Rep., F.H.A., J.A. Ambition: To be able to make people happy. PRATHER, JOAN-German Club, J.A., Model U.N., Girls Club. Ambition: To help M.B. P.S. and P.S.S. to stamp out the Neutorus Stinkerous plants. PRATHER, LEE PRICE, KATEY-Girls Club, Jr. Prom, Soph. Mothers Tea, Sr. Mothers Tea. Ambition: Europe in 75. PRICE, PETE PRITCHETT, LYNDA-Girls Club. Ambition: To move to Wyoming and start my ranch of Appaloosa with my husband. PROUTY, STEVE-Delta, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Prom Comm., Student Council. Ambi- tion: To become a success so I can enjoy lifes finer things. PROVANCE, JOY-Ambition: Wheel stand farther than S. Martin. PULLAR, LINDA-Tolo Comm., Operetta. Ambition: To become a successful artist, and buy a Corvet Stingray. PURDY, SUE-Operetta, J.A., Teacher's aid. Ambition: Make an all rubber car that runs on water. QUANT, CATHY-Drill Team Sec. and Treas., Jr. Prom Comm., Girls Club paper, Student Council. Ambition: To take the good as it comes and forget about the bad. QUINN, JONNIE QUINN, NELLIE-Girls Club. Ambition: Learn to ski without breaking any bones. RANEY, BECKY-Transfer from Davis, Cali- fornia. Ambition: To dance at my own funeral. REDDICK, RANDALL-Golf, Cross Country. Ambition: To be a Dentist, I'll get pleasure out of watching patients suffer. REGNIER, THOMAS-J.A. French Club, Student Council. Ambition: To mark my footprints in the shifting sands of time. REILLY, BECKY-Theta, Sr. Prom, Ski Club, Frosh-Soph. Mothers Tea. Ambition: To learn to be happy. REILLY, LORI-Pep Club, Theta, Girls’ Club, French Club. Ambition: To be happy and content throughout life. REINECKE, BILL-Football, Track. Ambi- tion: To try in everything and be successful in what I do. RENIUS, RITA-National Honor Society, Girls’ Club. Ambition: To be a beautician and to keep a special someone happy. REULE, MARY ANN-Girls’ Club Treasurer, Drill Team, Freshman-Sophomore Moth- ers Tea, Band Officer, Sigma. Ambition: To meet Bill and Marta in Paris in ten years and renew old friendships. RICHARDSON, SHARON-Ambition: My ambition is to travel with Tom while he is in the service. RIDEOUT, ROB-What-A-Sho, Operetta. Ambition: To go to college, get good grades make a number one record and be ree from the man. RIER, JOHN-Ambition: Be neat ... like Richard. RIGHTMIRE, DEBBIE-Pep Club, Girls’ Club Rep., Ski Club, French Club, . Girls’ Club, Paper Staff. Ambition: Moo U and Europe with K.A. RINKER, BEVERLY-Pep Club, Student Council, Band, Jr. Prom, Zeta Tri-Hi-Y. Ambition: To cycle through Europe with J.M. in ’69. ROBERTS, MIKE-Band, Drum Major, Op- eretta. Ambition: To study Pharmacy and the College of Pharmacy in Hawaii. ROCKWELL, PAUL ROGERS, DAVID ROHWER, GLENN-Band, Latin Club. Am- bition: To do my best in whatever I attempt. ROOSE, DON ROSENHALL, NANCY-Band, Head Ma- jorette, Y-Teens. Ambition: W.W.S.C. ROWE, TERRY-Swing Chorus, Track. Am- bition: To do my best to contribute to the betterment of mankind. RUCKER, JANET-Choir. Ambition: To be a help to others. SAKER, DONNA-JA, FTA, Make-up Crew, Girls’ Club. Ambition: Be a surf bum on Waikiki Beach. SANDS, BILL-Football, Cross Country, Wrestling. Ambition: Build a cabin in the hills and shoot flies off the ceiling with a eA, SCATES, JILL SHULL, STEELE-Tennis Team. Ambition: To Complete College. SIMPLOT, JUDY-Girls’ Club. Ambition: To make the best of my life, after I have learned what life is for. SIMPSON, GARY-Honor Society, Jr. Prom Committee. Ambition: Complete college, make money, and see the world-(except for Viet Nam). SIMPLOT, MARGARET (Kathy)-Girls’ Club, D.E. Club Treasurer. Ambition: Go to An- napolis with J.W. and find something. SMETHURST, LINELL-Cheerleader, Theta, Girls’ Club. Ambition: U. of W and Travel. SMITH, EDWIN SMITH, LESLIE-Girls’ Club, Deca. Ambi- tion: To always keep smiling. SMITH, LINDA-LOU-Ushers, Y-Teens, Student Council. Ambition: Travel to Ari- zona in the summer of: “67”. SCHMEECKLE, SHEILA-Iota, Pep Club, Jr. Prom Comm., Girls’ Club, Soph. Mothers’ Tea. Ambition: To go to California with the girls and attend college. SCHONE, MIKE-Ambition: To become an electronics engineer and find out how things work. SCOTT, ARTHUR SEGEL, TOM-Ambition: To go back to Hawaii to see them hula girls, (They re friendlier). SETON, VICKY-Choir, Operetta, FNA, Na- tional Honor Society, What-A-Sho. Ambi- tion: To achieve my R.N. and always have a song in my heart. SETZER, CHERYL-Pep Club V.P., Girls’ Club Rep., Student Council, Make-up Crew, German Club. Ambition: To become a patient person and learn to let things take their own course. SCHELLING, DON-Ambition: To be true to myself so that I will be true to others. SHELINE, GAIL-Y-Teens, Ushers, Teachers -aid. Ambition: To have courage to face what I can not change, to recognize what I can change and to have the wisdom to know the difference. SHELLEY, PAT-Drill Team, J.A., Y-Teens, - Library Staff, Girls’ Club. Ambition: To help MSB, JMP and PAS to stamp out the Neuterus Stinkerus plants. SHERWOOD, CRAIG SHERWOOD, GAYLE-J .A., Operetta, Girls’ Club. Ambition: To first become successful in business and then to have a home and family of my own. SHINSKE, ERIC-Band, Orchestra, Operetta, What-A-Sho. Ambition: To play it cool. ] | | i SMITH, WENDY SMOLIK, JOHN-Basketball, Raider Club, Student Council. Ambition: To attend WSU. SNOW, CRAIG-Swimming, Choir, Swing Chorus, Operetta. Ambition: Live a little, love a lot and die happy. SPARMAN, DAVE-To do my best in what my Lord wants me to do. SPERRY, LOREN-Wrestling, Homecoming. Ambition: To become a State Forester. SPEZIALE, CANDY-Pep Club, Girls’ Club Rep., Senior Mothers’ Tea, Girls’ Club Paper Staff, Beacon Staff. Ambition: To make the most of what life has to offer! (and then some) SPOTO, TERESA SPURLOCK, LLOYD STEVENSON, JIM-Tennis, Raider Club, Spanish Club. Ambition: Be in the group with 34% fewer cavities. STANLEY, RAY-Basketball, Gamma Hi-Y. Ambition: Ride the open trails with B.V. in - 69 in the Green Marauder. STARBIRD, SANDI-Jr. Prom, Student Council, Inter-Club Council, What-A-Sho, French Club. STEPHENS, BARNINE-Band, Orchestra, Pep Club, Operetta, What-A-Sho. Ambi- tion: Prove to Ron that I really have a purple mustang with a yellow racing stripe. STEWART, PHYLLIS-JA, Y-Teens, Girls’ Club. Ambition: Stand by and cry while P.S., M.B. and J.P. stamp out the Newterus Stinkeraus plant with long-stemmed daisies. STRAHL, DIANE-Ushers, Girls’ Club. Am- bition: Gather no moss. STREUBEL, LEE-Ambition: Machinist. STROMME, SHEILA-Drill Team, Spanish Club. Ambition: To know when to say yes and when to say no. SUTTON, CHARLIE-Ambition: To enter commercial art. SWANSON, LESLIE-Pep Club, Spanish Club, Make-up Crew, Girls’ Club Rep. ee To be happy and live a good ife. TAPLIN, SUE-Pep Club pres., National Ho- nor Society, Freshman-Sophomore Moth- ers Tea, Girls’ Club Rep., Tolo. Ambition: To ski down the big hill before I break my leg. TAYLOR, CHRIS-DE Club. Ambition: To own my own grocery store. 112 TERRY, RENEA MAIRE-Pep Club, Iota, Girls’ Club, Student Council, Attendance office. Ambition: To face reality and take life as it comes. THOMAS, NANCY-Girls’ Club Rep., Y- Teens, FHA. Ambition: To see the world. THOMAS, VAUGHN-Delta Hi-Y, Ski Club. THORP, SANDI-FHA treasurer, Spanish Club. Ambition: To live, love, and be loved. THURSTON, GRANT-Swing Chorus, Or- chestra, J.A., German Club, Operetta. Ambition: To enter and graduate from college. TODHUNTER, KAREN-Ambition: Travel to Germany and Denmark with Annie in 1968. TOMMILA, SANDY-Beacon, Y-Teens, Odaci, Tolo, Committee, Student Council. Ambition: To never put off something like this ambition because I want to be a nurse. TOOKER, CHERYL-J.A., Debate, FNA. Ambition: To become best at what I’m worst, and help those who can’t help themselves. TOOKER, SUE TROTT, DAVE-Football, Track. Ambition: To have a happy successful life. WALLIN, SCOTT-What-A-Sho, Vaudeville Comm., Model U.N., Sr. Prom Comm. Ambition: Yes. WARD, BILL-Football, Baseball, Beta. Am- bition: Ride the open trails with B.V. in ’69 WARDROP, JULIE-Odaci, Kappa, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Mothers’ Tea, Spanish Club. WARE, JOEL-Beacon, J.A., Debate, Honor Society, Model United Nations. Ambition: To run the shot rod A mp at Arlington. WARNER, DICK-Ambition: To become an Architect. WEGLEY, JO ANN- WEHMEYER, STEVE-Football, Raider Club, Student Council, Annual co-editor, Operetta. Ambition: To be truly successful and not let it go to my head. WEIRAUCH, HEIDI-Spanish Club, FTA. Ambition: To be a Teacher someday. WEISENBURGER, JIM-Student Council, Football, Baseball, Basketball. Ambition: To travel and see the world. WELLS, CRAIG-Band, Orchestra, Ambition: To be a forester of game biologist. WEST, NANCY-Ushers Club, Girl’s Club, Girl's Club Rep. Ambition: Strictly South! WESTMAN, JACK-Cross Country, Track. Ambition: Be successful. WESTMAN, JIM-Raider Club, Cross Coun- try, Track. Ambition: To take flying in service if possible then fly for United Airlines. WHEELER, FRED-Jr. Class Pres., What-A- Show Director, Debate, Annual Staff Art Editor, Senior Prom General Chairman. Ambition: HEGIRA 2-6919. WHEELER, VERNA-Girl’s Club, Counselors Office. Ambition: Who knows! WHITE, LINDA-Senior Co-ordinating Council, Pep Club, Zeta Hi-Y, Attendance office, Student Council, Jr. Prom Comm. Ambition: To know better than to know to much about nothing. WIBBENS, ALLEN WIESNER, CHERYL-Band Sec., Girl’s State Alternate, Debate, Pep Club, What-A- Show. Ambition: To gain compassion for those in need and have the skill and know]- edge to be of service. WILEY, LORA-Pep Club, Jr. Prom Comm., Girl’s Club Rep., Girl's Club. Ambition: To do my best to make my parents and friends proud of me. WILKINSON, LYNDA-Girl’s Choir, What- A-Show, Girl’s Club. Ambition: To prove blondes really have more fun. WILKINSON, MARY-Nat. Hon. Soc., What-A-Show, Band, Internat. Rel. Young Democrats. Ambition: To take my Mishrakeshi Indial Band on tour. WILLIAMS, DICK-Track, Cross Country. Ambition: To get cartoon in D.C., J.B. notebook. WILLAIMS, NORA-Odaci, Girl's Club Rep. Prom Comm., Theta Tri Hi-Y, What-A- Show. Ambition: Live, love, laugh and be happy. WILSON, JIM- WILSON, RANDY-Ambition: Finish college and then come back and laugh at Mr. Sandell (tee hee). WOLF, TOM-Ambition: I wanna LIVE! WOOD, CHRISTINE-Girl’s Club. Ambition: “To reach California in 68 with D.J. and GiHeand G.G) WOOD, DAN-Track, Gamma. Ambition: Make it to the Clayton Bay Reunion in ’77. WOODS, HAROLD-Ambition: To be an air- line pilot or to repair broken sound barriers. WOODRUFF, NANCY-Ticket Squad Sec. and Pres. Ambition: To join the W.A.V.E.S. or the United Network Command for Law Enforcement. WOODS, SANDY-Odaci, Band, Operetta, Nat. Hon. Soc., Girls’ Club Rep. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do. WOODS, STEVE-Intramural Basketball, Jr. Prom, Student Council, German Club. Ambition: Tour South America with Anita Ekberg. WRIGHT, RON-Band. Ambition: Go to W.W.S.C. and graduate and always be friendly. WYATT, JUDY-D.E. Club, Spanish Club, Girls’ Club. Ambition: Would like to be- come a photographer. VANDERBOOM, _ BILL-Band,Track, Jr. Prom Committee, What-A-Sho. Ambition: To make millions cutting butter with a hot knife. VANDERWAY, RICHARD-Nat. Hon. Soc., J.A., International Relations Club, Latin Club. Ambition: To go to college and do something good for the world. VANERSTROM, TERRY-J.V. Basketball, Track, Band. Ambition: Reunion at Clayton Bay in ’77. VANERSTROM, TERRY J. VAN ETTEN, VICKIE-Ushers, Annual, Stage Crew, Girls’ Club, Band. Ambition: When its’ cloudy to remember there is a Sunshine Superman. VAN LIEW, LEROY-Sr. Prom Comm., Op- eretta. Ambition: Go on to school and make something good and respectable of my life and future. VAN WINGERDEN, SANDI-Ushers, FTA, Nat. Hon. Soc., Girls’ Club. Ambition: To prove that friendship is life’s sunshine. VAN ZANDT, PRISCILLA-Odaci, Jr. Prom Comm., What-A-Sho, Frosh. and Soph. Mothers’ Tea., Girls’ Club Rep. Ambition: To give you know who the last hit. VERNON, BONNIE-Odaci, Y-Teens, Nat. Hon. Soc., International Relations Club, French Club. VICTOR, TOM-Student Council Rep. VINE, KAREN JO-Odaci, Jr. Prom Comm., What-A-Sho, Ski Club, Girls’ Club Rep. Ambition: Kill the Coolity with Bwana Juice and the essence of springs. VORIS, BRIAN-Swimming, Gamma_ Hi-Y, Track, Raider Club. Ambition: Straight cut in 69 (Yea). YANCEY, CLYDE-Ambition: Zilch. YANCO, JENNIFER-Yell Leader, Pep Club, What-A-Sho, Theta, French Club. Ambi- tion: To find an Ambition. YOUNG, MARION D- Ambition: Machinist. YOUNG, MARY-What-A-Sho Queen, Pep Club, International Relations, Annual, Kappa Tri-Hi-Y. Ambition: To sample ev- erything that comes along in life and pick out the best. LIND, CRAIG-Football, Raider Club, Stu- dent Council. Ambition: Hunt with Bags on the res in '84. ZARIMBA, JOHN-Chorus, Choir, Operetta, French Club. Ambition: Succeed in What- ever I do and have fun in Europe this summer. GLASS, MARSHA-Band, Iota Tri-Hi-Y. Ambition: Would you believe ... college and then marriage??? ZEIGER, HOWARD-Spanish Club, FTA. Ambition: Some. ZEUFELDT, SUZY-Spanish Club, JA, Make- up Crew, Girls’ Club, Office Staff. Ambi- tion: To know enough but not to know too much and to keep all of my friends I have made. ZILINEK, JUNE Missing’ Barnholt, Christine Bolton, Joseph Bremer, Gregory Carruthers, Robert Clark, Ron Clausen, Michael Critchett, Cynthia Delle, Charlene Dolan, Mike Frazier, Douglas Gochis, Bobbi Gritch, Brian Hagen, Dale Hahn, David Hanstead, Reed Johnson, Jack Jordan, Paul Jones, Stewart Jordan, Michael Locke, Judy Lull, Linda McGill, Don McGinnis, Allan McKenzie, Greg Macari, Lynda Mathews, Steven May, Ross Mitchell, Frank Moore, Kathy Nelson, James Nelson, Leslie Nevins, Carol Newell, Randy Norman, Donna Offley, Jerry Olson, Wayne O'Neil, Carol Painter, Ted Parson, Charlene Pepperworth, Nick Petrelli, Theresa Phair, Gordon Richardson, Diane Roegele, Ken Rohde, Tom Rogers, Carin Rosario, James Sager, Larry Saulsbury, Dayna Scott, Martha Simpson, Craig Sornberger, Lynn Souza, Henry Sprague, Robert Stewart, Dave Strode, Don Sweene, Jackie Vrotsos, Andy Whiteley, Marcia Williams, Peter Williamson, Steve Wilson, Daniel Chalfant, Hugh EE REAWew, Individual Athlete A team is made up of individual athletes and their coach, all showing their individuality during com- petition. We can see that at many times victory or defeat hinges on just one athlete’s performance. The individual, therefore, is the key to any team. Our Teams Need, and Get, Support Song Leaders, front: Linell Smethhurst, Stacy Boynton. Back: Janet Mumma, Song Queen Marsha McGinnis, Suzette Allen. For the first time in ten years, Bellingham had a boy cheerleader. Working with nine girls, he had one of the most enviable positions in the school, although he would never admit it. When they were not begging the Shuksan photographer to take their picture, the ten song and yell leaders daily turned Mr. Jones’ office into a pep factory turning out such products as locker signs, posters, and new routines. Who will forget their inspiring pep rallies in the halls? Some may, but no one will ever forget our cheerleaders. ha Another artistic poster is put up in the hall. Yell Leaders: Linda Hosley, Yell Queen Jacque Levin, Mark Muljat, Darla Melhart, Jenny Yanco. VARSITY RECORD .. Ferndale . Meadowdale .. Vancouver . Seattle Prep .. Terrace .. Cascade .. Blanchet .. Everett .. Edmonds .Mt. Vernon DWDM D DWH angecgaspangerpsgacgeriesyas ANANRADANDDAYH We had our injuries. The other team scored sometimes. Football ’66.. Marr leaps high to block Everett pass. Crawford goes around end for the Raiders. A typical Arnason catch. Best in Years As the 1966 football season opened, expecta- tions were high for a truly fabulous year. With sixteen returning lettermen this was to be a very versatile and talented team. Raider fans were let down somewhat as the Raiders made too many mental errors and dropped the opener to Ferndale 21-7. The following week the Redmen got on the right track with a 26-7 win over Meadowdale. After an easy victory over Vancouver Col- lege, Seattle Prep came to town for a big game. They were too much for the Raiders, and despite a second half rally, we lost 32-12. Ater this setback came three straight con- ference wins. The highlight of the year for players and fans alike was the tremendous 26 to 14 Home- coming victory Everett. By this time winning was commonplace for the Raiders and they didn’t stop. With two easy victories the Raiders extended their win streak to six games and ended the best football season in a quarter of a century. TOM ROEHL STEVE JOHNSON JEFF DORR LON HAMILTON DENIS KUEHNEI BILL WARD ‘The Team The outstanding record of the 1966 Red Raiders was a team effort all the way but many players deserved and received com- mendation on their fine individual per- formances. In all, 34 players earned their . 6 letters_including three juniors and one RICK PLANK NEILCRAWFORD — KEN HAGGITH sophomore, Dave Diehl, who saw consider- able action toward the end of the season. Out of the 34 lettermen, 15 received all- conference recognition of some kind. The passing combination of Steve Johnson and Hal Arnason made the all-conference offen- sive team for their efforts while linemen Craig Lind, Steve Marr, and Jeff Baglio, and back Neil Crawford made the defensive squad. Receiving honorable mention were -_ a Garold Myers, Dale Hagen, Randy Baldie, KEN KRUMDIACK Bruce Johnson, and Jeff Dorr on defense. Receiving offensive honors were Mark Hewitson, Marr, Baglio, Rick Plank, Ron Perry, Bill Ward, and Crawford. Other trophies and awards were also issued at the end of the season. Selected honorary team captains were Neil Crawford and Steve Johnson. Dave Barber won the Scholarship award while Jeff Baglio was chosen best blocker and tackler. Receiving the coveted — Head Coach Rex Johnson talks things over re ; ith Trainer William Ward and Assistant Inspirational Award was Rick Plank. BILL REINECKE Coach Bob Whites). ad nn ED TYRELL STEVE MARR JEFF BAGLIO JAN JONES BILL BAILEY DAVE BARBER RANDY BALDIE JIM JUDGE DARRELL COOLEY Left to right: statistician John Kamrar and managers Dan £3 MEE, : Pn) Fs ae Colpitts and Terry LaBree. STEVE WEHMEYER BRUCE JOHNSON RON PERRY PP MARK HEWITSON DALE HAGEN TIM DOUGHERTY JEFF BOB STEVE MURA DAVE TROTT DAVE HANNA A GPE . A= m am ; zm... 2%� , CRAIG LIND PETE SENUTY GREG EBRIGHT HAL ARNASON GARY CASSIDY KEN CARLSON 125 Front: S. Oswald, R. Key, E. Tyrell, P. Klineman, D. Diehl, K. Swan, M. Judge, M. Westford, J. Judge, B. Smith, D. Likely, C. Crabtree. Middle: Coach Herrick, R. Fowler, D. Hanna, D. Kosa, G. Fowler, B. Stephan, D. Eason, B Pearson, B. Scott, T. Rick, D. Larson, J. Bauthues, S$. Woodruff, Coach Yonlick. Back: T. Cline, C. Scott, G. Gustafson, T. Russel, K. Krumdiack, P. Senuty, D. “Larson, C. Herzog, T. Roehl. J-.V.S and Frosh Gain Valuable Hxperience Jubilant Raiders after another victory. The J.V. and Freshman teams did not fare quite as well as the varsity, the J.V.s winning one while losing six, and the Frosh gaining a 3-3 won-lost record. The J.V.s played a very tough schedule meeting five conference schools. Although they had what would be considered a poor season, they gained lots of valuable ex- perience. ].V. RECORD .. Ferndale .. Meadowdale . Everett . Ferndale . .Cascade .. Edmonds . Sedro-Woolley Coach Walton gives his team a pep talk during half-time of Sehome game. Diehl carries ball in Sophomore-Junior game. FROSH RECORD Sh TB LSS), ...Sehome i Losing only to Sehome and mighty Seattle B.H.S. 13....Sedro-Wooley 7 Prep the Freshmen showed a lot of hustle B.H.S. .... Seattle Prep and spirit. Coach Walton said that with B HS. -§ Burlington this spirit and some added experience, B.H.S. 34....Blanchet these boys could really improve. B.H.S. 12....Sehome Front: S. Jerstad, S. Reid, F. Bob, S. Wight, J. Berwick, B. Lowman, C. Bob, J. Piccolo, R. Conley. Middle: Coach Suggs, M. Murphy, G. McKinnon, D. Binning, R. Hillaire, D. Likely, T. Meixner, G. Edin, D. Lake, Coach Walton. Back: G. Kvistad, B. Hall, C. Olivers, M. Messer, L. Tommila, T. Wilm, H. Martin, C. Herzog. TOGGERY MEN'S : APPAREL 4 é Wb. (edie) mn © i buck c.f a A zZz . Enthusiastic Sophomores ride through town atop their float. A Memorable Homecoming: Coach Johnson crowns the Queen. The Cheerleaders entertain the crowd while stomping through the Seagulls. Organized by Pep Club, Homecoming 1966 will not soon be forgotten by students or alumni alike. Wednesday and Thursday of Homecoming week were devoted to “Team Day” and “We'd rather fight than switch day . Friday was the big day. Reigning over the day's festivities were Queen Janet Mumma and her court—Barb Wight and Linda Hosley. Following the afternoon pep assembly was the parade through town during which the people of the community shared the electric feeling of the day. Along with the traditional evening activi- ties such as the bonfire were new ones such as a banquet honoring Alumni and a snake dance of B.H.S. students from the school to the Civic Field. Highlighting the eve- ning, of course, was the game against Ev- erett followed by a dance back at the school ending Homecoming 1966. Royalty lm Kosaaks ees eann ares Victory! For Bellingham it was the first victory over the, Everett Seagulls in ten years. For Coach Johnson it was his one hundredth coaching victory. Led by the passing combination of Steve Johnson to Hal Arnason and the running of Bill Ward, the Raiders went on to a 26-14 victory. Mighty Raider linemen clear way for back Bill Ward Queen Janet speaks to admiring crowd. Juniors Pace Cross Country While the Raider footballers were running over virtually all their opposition, the Cross Country team was having its diffi- culties. Plagued by injury and sickness just before several big meets, the Raider trackmen had one of their poorer seasons. Leading the team were juniors Jim Swan and Don Hulme who alternated as num- ber one man on the team. When asked about the highlights of the season, Coach Bob Dorr replied, “There were no_ highlights,’ With’ several sophomores and juniors on this year s team, Coach Dorr looks forward to a bet- ter season next year. Front: R. Reddick. D. Williams, R. Dorr, D. Hulme, B. Sands, M. Dunn, Jim Westman. Back: Coach Dorr, J. Swan, Jack Westman, C. Hinkle, D. Ebenal, D. Larson, G. Cowan. 4 $ Action during meet in Cornwall Park. Nei Bellingham The Bellingham Red Raiders took the first cross-city championship since the mid-30’s winning both games with Sehome. This was, unfortunately, the team’s major ac- complishment of the year aside from a few upsets along the way. Plagued by poor shooting and excessive technical fouls, the Raiders won only two: of their first ten games. The second half of the season was a completely different story. Led by second team all-conference forward John Smolik and honorable men- tion forward Hal Arnason, Bellingham won seven out of the final ten making a somewhat respectable 9-11 won-lost rec- ord. Highlighting this half of the season were two upset victories over highly re- garded Lynden and Cascade. This year’s team consisted primarily of seniors, but from time to time four sophomores helped out. They were Dave Diehl, Gary Jorisson, Tom Roehl, and Russ Dorr. These boys and the two juniors on the team will make up next year’s team which we hope will win another city championship. Varsity Basketball-Kneeling: Mark Asmundson, Tim Baker. Standing: John Smolik, Gary Anderson, Dave Barber, Hal Arnason, Lyle Wilson, Asst. Coach Ron Roe, Steve Johnson, Neil Crawford, Mark Hewitson, Terry Munday, Ron Perry, Coach Cale Bishop. ‘ton ay 2 SE fy ry ‘Takes City Championship VARSITY RECORD B.H.S. 51... Ferndale 40 | BiS.2 60... Prep 75 | B.H.S: 45... Terrace 38 ; B.H.S;, 34 ... Everett 47 B.H.S. 41... Lynden BS B.H.S. 46... Ferndale 59 B.H.S. 45... Sehome 42 B.H.S. 49 ... Edmonds 66 B.H.S. 44... Everett 60 BSESaee 2 eer @ascade 48 ) B.H.S. 65... Blanchet 58 B.H.S. 44 ... Meadowdale 38 BiHES� 54 3.4 Terrace 53 BiH. 002.4. 6 rep 67 | B.H.S: 51... Edmonds 56 | Bios, 50) Lynden 54 | BelsSio08... Cascade 46 B.H.S. 55 ... Meadowdale 65 B.H.S. 56... Blanchet 54 B.H.S. 59... Sehome 40 Smolik controls tip for Bellingham Anderson fights for two points against Sehome. AN Arnason battles against three Meadowdale Chiefs for rebound. What's this? An opponent on the floor. ‘Russ Dorr tears down court in a Junior Varsity game. OA, eis A AD The J.V. Basketball team was outmatched in most of its games, but this is understandable since it was composed of one junior and ten sophomores. At various times in the season, four of these boys lent their talents to the varsity and performed admirably. The Freshmen, on the other hand, had an outstanding season. Like the J.V.s they sported lots of talent which should aid the var- sity in coming years. Frosh Basketball—Front: Loren Kapp, Steve Eggert, John Carter, Gary Kvistad, Kim Kennedy, Gary Geiger, Oscar Garcia. Back: Coach Mal Walton, Gary Bring, Steve Byers, Wayne Herzog, Stuart Smolik, Greg McKinnon, Frank Bob. J.V. Basketball—Kneeling: Mark Asmundson, Tim Baker. Front: Greg Gustafson, Brad Stephan, Dave Diehl, Russ Dorr, Jerry Bauthues, Coach Ron Roe. Back: Lee Grothe, Tom Roehl, Carl Asplund, Clayton Herzog, Lynn McBride, Gary Jorissen. A Bright Future ‘ne Se i = seating Seems saneepaione peso oe oeme a pene eenaTaaaaameiaiiao a a watts: Sitesi Four Wrestlers Go to State! Varsity Wrestling—Front: Roger Flescher, Bill Reinecke, Dave Rodgers, Wayne Lee, Steve Birman, Todd Gritch, Roy Hinkle, Lyle Rick Bowers, John Bergman, Ben Cook, Pete Hashisaki, Darrell Doronzo. Back: Jeff Baglio, Steve Blonden, Ron Kratz, Clyde Yancy, Cooley, Ken Krumdiack, Harry Hebert. Plank applies the arm-crusher to helpless opponent. If there is one sport which Bellingham has excelled in over recent years, it is wrestling. This is due to hard work, good coaching, and strict diets. The Raider grapplers handily won their second straight conference championship in a duel match season which saw two Raiders, Rick Plank and Ken Krumdiack, go undefeated. In the tournament season, the team was paced by several outstanding individual performances. The hardworking team sent nine boys to district, seven of them placing. Rick Plank was the only district champion but Clyde Yancy, Ben Cook, and Darrel Coolley all came through with clutch performances to earn second places and berths in the state tourney. Others who placed in district competition were Wayne Lee, 4th; Ken Krumdiack, 3rd; and Jeff Ba glio, 3rd. All this resulted in a second place finish in district and more points at state than ever before, thus ending a most successful season. Wayne Lee assumes familiar wrestling pose. The student body supported the wrestling team all the way. Jeff Baglio literally tears his opponent apart Coach White and Yonlick watch match with a great deal of concern. Ero Sh Look Good Among the ranks of the freshmen are many promising Frosh, Wrestling—Front: Larry Geiger, Chip LaPlante, Bill Lowmon, Desn Carpenter, Don Anderson, John Neeley, Dean Larsen, Bill Gregory, Dick Twining, John Glenovich. Back: Ted Wilm, Bruce wrestlers who will surely be of aid to the varsity in the years to come. Although the frosh lost several matches, according to Coach Pitsch, they were never outwrestled. . Robinson, Richard Hillaire, Brian Wilkie, Russ Spoto, Mike Bennett. Mike Blair, Tom Meixner, Pete Sanchez, Art Limbacher. Bob Hall, Coach Pitsch. 1 3 i _ i) ae I Swim Team—Front: Ross May, Pat Burns, Mike Rosser, Peter Willi- | Roberts, Lloyd Patten, Ken Visser, Steve Oswald, Steve Lows, Steve ams, Terry Lehman, Dale Peterson, Lloyd Tommila. Back: Coach Price, Craig Snow, Craig VonBargen, Steve Jenkins, Chuck Johnson. Swimming: Karly Morning Hxcercise Every morning, when most students were in bed, the Bellingham High School Swim Team was turning out. Relatively few students joined the team and as a result, Key displays his diving talents. they had a poor season. Standing out, however, were three three-year lettermen: Steve Jenkins, Ross May, and Brian (Namu) Voris. Many promising underclass- men helped the team which should do better in coming years. Swimmers Jenkins and May practice their starts. Lockers decorated by the seniors brightened the halls. Winter SportsFestival Peps UpB.H.S. The senior chariot race was a smash. At the time when the school spirit was at a lull, the Winter Sports Festival revitalized the student body. The halls which had previously been bare were soon covered with gay decorations and pep posters put up by the four classes. Queen Darla Melhart (our most experienced queen) reigned over the festivities which saw the Senior Class win the competition. Highlighting the week’s activities was the basketball game against Cascade which BHS surprisingly won 50 to 46. The sophomores ‘‘ad’’ to school spirit. yalty Ro ter Sports ond Princess Nancy Viles Win Girls’ Intramurals Sponsored by B Club B CLUB—Front: Carol Gardner, Jeanette Warner. Back: Lenei Lamphier, Sandi Pritchett, Vicki Oltman, Pat Barton, Donna Stedman, Irene Stedman. Sporting mew and _ attractive uniforms, members of B Club were often seen display- ing their girls sports awards. Under the supe rvision of advisors Mrs. Caffrey and Mrs. Hoots, the girls turned out after school whenever the facilities could be wrestled away from the boys. Speedball, volleyball, basketball, and gymnastics were just a few of the many activities carried out in the varied program. The girls demonstrated their abili- ties in these sports at various playdays with other schools. Next year, B Club should be bigger and better since this year’s club was composed entirely of underclass girls. Much credit is due to these girls for their often unnoticed athletic endeavors. Boys ‘Too! Under the direction of Mr. Pitsch four student teams and one faculty team participated in an intramural league. Favored to win the league competi- tion, the Faculty Five easily romped over its first two opponents but had its troubles with the Six Zits as they lost by a considerable margin. The highlight of the season was when two unbeaten teams, the Fagots and the Six Zits, met for championship. It was close all the way but the Zits were squeezed out in the end by four points. INTRAMURAL STANDINGS Fagots Six Zits Faculty Strappers Festaquads The Fagots and Faculty did not play but the Faculty forfeited to them. The Festaquads and Strappers battle it out for last place. i N CORNVALL @ CLEANERS — f Pre. OL GEE? i ee a Paseo Lig Lee Bill Ward cracks ball in batting practice. The Red Raider baseball team was a combination of experienced seniors and lots of underclass talent. The team showed a great deal of promise in splitting their first two contests, winning over Oak Harbor and being edged by Burlington 1 to 0. Varsity Baseball- Front: Greg Gustafson, Dave Diehl, Bill Ward, Rick Jeff Baglio, Dean Brynildson, John Smolik, Gary Jorisson, Hal Arnason, Plank, Russ Dorr, Michael Dunn, Pete Senuty, Neil Crawford. Back: Larry Lane, Greg Cowan. J.V. Baseball- Front: Gary Fowler, Lee Hall, Doug Popple, Bill Pearspm’ Back: Coach Suggs, Jerry Bautheus, Steve Oswald, Jeff Mikkelson, David Likely, Ty Rick. Frosh Baseball- Front: Randy Chizer, Dave Cort, Jim Piccolo, Don Doug Likely, Mark Clearwater, Steve Eggert, Steve Byers, Oscar Hedman, Don Kamrar, Mike Swenson, Mike Bennett, Larry Geiger, Garcia, Doug Marsh , Mickey Messer, Greg Peterson, Coach Pitsch. Steve Heathers, David Moreau. Back: Greg McKinnon, Steve Swank, 146 : : Raider sprinters grimace as they near the finish in class meet. Distancemen Don Hulme and Dick Larson at end P 8 y : of four laps. Grim was the outlook for the trackmen as a team but Coach Dorr had several boys whose individual efforts won't go by unnoticed. Among these are two javelin throwers, Jeff Dorr and Bill Reinecke who went to state in 1966. Unfortunately this event was banned in the Western Conference so the Raiders won't be able to use those badly needed points. School record-holder Lyle Wilson wins class meet with jump of over 5’10”. Sticking your tongue out makes it easier to clear the hurdle. Varsity Track- Front: J. Martin, Jim Westman, R. Baldie, D. Wood, D. Larson, G. Gardner, Lyle Wilson, C. Hinkle, B. Johnson, P. Perry, D. Williams, D. Hulme, J. Dorr; Jeff Kenoyer, Jim Kenoyer, M. Pickard, Barber, Coach Johnson. Jim Westman. Back: Coach Dorr, J. Swan, B. Reinecke, S. Johnson, D. Frosh Track- Front: S. Asmundson, S. Wight, D. Taylor, G. Fralick, J. Bolin, C. Bob, D. Stamm, T. Meixner, K. Johnson. Back: Coach Roe, W. Herzog, G. Kvistad, T. Wilm, D. Martin, S. Grant, L. Tommila, B. Robinson, B. Hall, L. Patten. Steve Johnson clears bar at 13 feet More Varsity Track- Front: K. Johnson, R. Otis, C. Crabtree, K. Swan, C. Herzog, B. Fleetwood, D. Ebenal, B. Erickson, T. Gates, L. L. Hamilton, D. Eason, R. Key, M. Swanson, T. Baker. Back: T. Roehl, Johnson, J. Ely, B. Stephans, C. Scott, L. McBride. Golf Team- Front: Gary Cassidy, Steve Howe, Dean Carpenter, Daryl Collins. Back: Kent Holsather, Larry Nelson, David Lee, Jim Bring, Rusty Guernsey, Jim Wallace, Mike Collins, Tom Jones, Coach Harden. Golf and Tennis Teams Show Dept Rusty sinks a birdie putt. Gary Cassidy hits approach shot to green. Led by renowned Rusty Guernsey, the Bellingham Golf Team was able to look forward to a most successful season. With Rusty and several other fine golfers, the Raiders were hopeful about winning the state meet. The tennis team led by four returning lettermen looked impressive on its first outings an d could be the best team Coach Arnold Bobson has ever had. EDP T Etter 1K, J.V. Tennis- Kneeling: Eddie Hanson, Gary Geiger. Standing: Greg Hahnel, Steve Wouters, John Carter, Craig Sherwood, Gary Harris, Russ Spoto. Varsity Tennis- Pete Hashisaki, Rick Adelstein, Steve Adelstein, Matt Peach, Jim Stevenson, Bruce McLeod, Coach Bobson. rome 444-44339 NO. 1 man around our school is our principal, Mr. Robert Frazier. Vice-Principal Mr. Dennis Peterson, working as always, takes time-out to pose for a photographer. A typical School Board meeting. BELLINGHAM SCHOOLS od of Ass t. Superintendent: Harlem Jackson and Superintendent: Gordon Carter Organizing, coordinating and administering the multifari- ous program of Bellingham High School is the responsibil- ity of our administrators. This year Mr. Frazier, formerly vice-principal, became the “big boss,’ and from Wenatchee came Mr. Peterson to serve as vice-principal. Together with Mr. Jones, they try to provide the very best conditions and facilities in order that students might pro- Ron ad Torco tees or Students and Keeper of our gress academically and socially as far as their individual Wandering souls. abilities will allow. Of course the teaching staff is the catalyst in this process, and Bellingham High’s Adminis- tration believes our teachers are the finest. a SCHOOL BOARD: Doug Blair, Katherine May, James Mason. Not pictured are Hal Arnason and David Mintz. ws | camera Being a counselor secretary is Mrs. Mary Our school’s money management is in the Rasmussen's main business. hands of Mrs. Eileen Allen. Ready and eager for book business is Mrs. Virginia Moblo. Have you just caught someone skipping, Mrs. Vera Auguston? Miss Dee Stewart couldn't take time-out to pose for the camera. | Arent vest reeeae eae ie ) Check in your health with Mrs. June Ruth. Assisting Your Future The counselors office is open each school day to assist students in planning their programs as well as helping them to make plans for their future after graduation. The counselors are a vital part of our school system. Our librarians keep order in the library and are always ready to help students find information. The nurses office is open daily to any student who feels he is not well. The secretaries aid the administration in helping the school and its functions run smoothly. Junior and freshman girls are counseled by Mrs. Carol Ericsson. ; ¢¢¢ 7 ¢'. , ere 6 60 0 Senior and sophomore girls take their problems to Mrs. Trula Smith. Mr. Lyle Buss is the counselor for senior and sophomore boys. Counseling of junior and freshmen boys is done by Mr. Lee Otten. Mrs. Mary-Anne Thompson; Mrs. Thelma Olsen; ‘And this too will pass away;” Mr. Alan Watts; “Ignorance is bliss.” En- “Never, ever, ever, ever; En- English; Honor Society Advisor. glish; Honor Society Advisor. glish; Pep Club Advisor. Mr. Robert White; “Get your books!”’ English; Football Coach, Soph. Class Advisor. Mrs. Ann Yonlick; “Don’t tell me the plot!” English; Odaci Advisor. Mrs. Kathleen Holzer; “This is symbolic of English, Humanities: Graduation speeches. Mr. Royal Jones; “Let's knock off the | Mr. Thomas Conley; English; English chatter and get to work!”’; English; Senior | Department Head. Class Advisor. 158 Mr. John Gooch; “My!”’; English Mr. William Schoonover; “In the valley of the blind, the one eyed man is king.”; English; Shuksan Advisor Characteristically | Speakin cae English is studied each year by every student. The disciplines may vary; composition, publications, litera- ture, drama, or speech. The em- phasis may be upon writing, read- ing, or oral activities. All courses, however, are designed not only to develop useful skills, but to increase appreciation of the language through which students learn of the past as they prepare for the future. WS Mrs. Irene Baker; ‘““Where’s Carey Worthen?’’; Speech, Drama; Stage Production Mr. Fred McCormick; “‘What?” English; Beacon Advisor Mrs. Jean Wolfe; “Surely” English; Essay Contests | Mrs. Jan O'Dell; “Scott, turn around!’’; English; Y-Teens Advisor Mrs. Edna Fraser; “Quiet!” English; Make-up Crew, Advisor iii ee f Mr. Lawrence Stephan; “If ypu want to keep rolling, get on Mr. Stanley Pytel; “Let’s press on—onward and forwdrd’’ Wash- the ball” U.S. Histopy aa ies Soc. St. Head ington State History, U.S. History, World Problems; Debate + —s € , = = “ E.. i Mr. Ronald Roe; “Why Not!’ Special Education; Ticket Squad, J.V. Basketball, Frosh Track Bey f f Mr. Bruce; “Well!” Psychology; Future Mr. Michael Pooleon; “Why do they call me chief Teachers Advisor no-hair?’’ World Problems, English History; Gradu- | aion Specenee get uaa Mr. Gregory Pitsch; “Don’t blow your cool” Special Education; Ticket Squad, Frosh ; : — Wrestling, and Baseball Coach ‘ craic e . Mr. George Yonlick; “Make Weight!”” Drivers Ed., U.S. His- Mrs. Helen Chapman; “I don’t understand!” tory; Wrestling and Football coach Sociology, Washington State History; Bookroom Advisor Mr. Charles Murray; Ancient History, Washington State History; Junior Class Advisor, Key Mr. Douglas Thompson; “Let's get with Club Advisor it!’ U.S. History, Far East History; Senior Class Advisor We learn: Mr. Emile Hagon; ‘Budget your time!’ U.S. History; Public Address Advisor The need to understand the great heritage of our country, and the problems, hopes, and aspirations of the world in order to successfully work for our mutual benefits. The necessity of respect and pride in our nation, its government, culture, traditions and laws. We also learn that better rela- tions with the people of the world neces- sarily must be based upon a respect for the desires and the needs of the people of the world. The demands for responsibility as the cost of our privileges, freedoms and liberty, and that our responsibilities be- come greater as the space age brings the people of the world nearer and nearer to one another. Mr. Kale Harden; ‘Hand in your homework” Algebra, Math Anal., Geometry; Golf Coach Now consolidated in one area of the building, the mathematics department uses its wide spread of experience to present a variety of courses from practical math to Calculus. Mr. Thomas Philpott; Math Anal., Calculus, Algebra; Math Department Head ie Mr. John Wells; “Get to work’ Chemistry, Practical Math, Algebra; Math Department Head Mr. Robert Gilda; “A quitter never wins and a winner never quits” Practical Math, Algebra; Junior Class Advisor | Mr. Edmond Brown; “One at a time’ Algebra, Geometry: Senior Class Advisor Mr. Kenneth James; “We'll have a quiz this week’ Algebra, Geometry; Frosh Class Advisor Mr. Jack Herrick; “Smile!’’ Science Survey, Geolog) Football Coach Properties That Matter Mr. Robert Thirsk; “Quite obviously!” Biology, Science Mr. Clarence Coye; Physics, Science Survey; Head of Science Depart- Survey, Marine Biology; Biology Club Advisor ment Mr. Harold Roberts; “All right you Chowderheads!”’; General Science, Biol- Mr. Delbert Bargewell; “ Darned if I know!” Chemistry, Science Survey ogy; Swim Team Advisor “a @ Mr. Ralph Pauley; “Come on you guys—Think!’ ” Music Theory, Band; Band Director Mr. John Monroe; “Little more bow!” Orchestra, Girls Chorus; Operetta , £4 © r Mr. Mervin Sliger; ‘Let's be ready!” Chorus, Choir; Operetta +5 ete [eg a The Science department offers a variety of electives. Under our capable teachers, students learn the basics of science and the mechanics of working in a lab. They understand the forma- tion of the solar system and the physical prop- erties of matter. In art, students learn how to express themselves with various implements. Our music department is considered one of the best around. The band travels to different cities to play and they placed second in the Calgary Stampede last summer. We have a very fine orchestra. They play for the annual What-a- Show and operetta. There is a chorale group included in our music department who often give performances for social events. Mrs. Ruth Loop; ‘Make your color sparkle!” Art Foreign Communications — Every foreign language teacher and every class has their own _ characteristic personalities, whether French, German, Latin, or Spanish. Hard work and fun are combined in the Mrs. Inger Chesterley; “Ach du mien Gute!” German; German Club classroom to motivate the students to ever Advisor. higher levels of accomplishments in the practical and cultural aspects of language learning. Mrs. Echo Dorr; “Ask Mr. Dorr, he’s the boss!” French: French Club Advisor. Mrs. Helena Schinske; “That's all for today!” Latin. Mrs. Phyllis Cronkhite; “N’est-ce pas?’ Spanish; French; French Club Advisor; Usher’s Club. Mr. Harris Gonsalves; “Muy bien!’ Spanish; Spanish Club Advisor. Mrs. Brynhilde McNeely: “Be quiet and do your own work!”; Bookeeping, Typing; Odaci Advisor. Mrs. Lynne Yurovchak: “Stop typing!”; Typing, Shorthand. Mr. Malcolm Walton: “A bookkeeper is neat, accurate and systema- tic!’”; Typing, Bookkeeping; Baseball Coach, Frosh Football and Basketball, Head of Commercial Educations Department. Mr. Ned Lowery: “Report time, you're on, brighten up the front of the room’; History, Business Law; Book Room. The Business World Mr. Ben Cain; ‘‘Work!’’; Bookkeeping, Typing; Sophomore Class Advisor. The business education was reorganized so that all the business courses except typing, beginning shorthand, bookkeep- ing and business law were taught at the Technical School. All advanced business students, therefore, spend part of the day there. The Physical Education program aims to promote healthful living, to measure and develop physical fitness, and to learn recreational activities that may be used in later life either asa spectator or participant. Physical Education is required Mrs. Barbara Caffery; “Stand up on your numbers” P.E.; “B” Club, Girls I te Poth Sth. and ub, Girls Intramurals Mr. Gale Bishop; “Challenge him” Physical Education; 10th. grade boys. Basketball Coach = ce Mr. Rex Johnson; P.E., History, Head Football Coach—Mr. Robert Dorr; P.E., Cross Country, th =: Track Coach Mr. William Ward; “Let's be QUIET! Study Hall; Athletic Equipment Mr. Arnold Bobson; “Nobody 1 ; a. hy just stands around” P.E.; Sen- Mrs. Susan Hoots; “Jenny and Kathy be quiet Mrs. Rosi; “In your places’ P.E.; Girls Club ior Class Advisor, Tennis P.E.; Drill Team Advisor Advisor Coach - Mr. Gordon Nicholls; “Be not affronted at a joke” Mr. Rod O'Conner; “A machine is only as good as the man who t Mechanical Drawing; Senior Class Advisor operates it” Woodworking; Junior Class Advisor Fitness Counts Here ee Mr. Floyd Sandell; “Watch it!’ Agriculture, Drivers Mr. Robert Suggs; ‘Takes one to know one!”’ Photography, Electricity, Crafts Ed.; F.F.A. The industrial arts department is divided among the headings of machine shop, wood shop, mechanical drawing, photography, and agriculture. This department develops the industrial and vocational talents of the students participating. Mr. James McCleery; Metal and Machine Shop Mrs. Ruth Lind; “Keep sewing girls!” Homemaking. Skills of The Home The homemaking department offers many opportunities wu — to develop each students individuality in many areas. Mrs. Bernice Gorsuch; “Let's get going!’’; Boy's Foods, Applied Arts: Creativeness finds expression not only in class activities F.H.A. Club Advisor; Homemaking Head. but also in home projects. This decision making is stressed in solving problems related to family relation- ship and home management. Mrs. Lucille Barron; “It’s real crispy and yummy!”’; Homemaking; Future Homemakers. Mrs. Kaye Thompson; “Let's get the room re-arranged for the next class!”’; Homemaking; Future Homemakers. The following are dedicated to keeping our school clean: Top—Milton Luke, and Louise Cole; Bottom, left to right—Harold McLeod, Edden Sooter, Delbert Johnson, Lyle Nugent, and Ralph Bemis. Too, many cooks spoil the soup! Doing their best are Mrs. Laura Barsness, Mr. Jay Sleckta, Mrs. Mary Nutter, Mrs. Mae Nelson, Mrs. Margaret Hawkinson, Mrs. Peggy Gaasland, M rs. Ruth Solley. The beauty of the technical school is shown by open-air passageways and surrounding court. The unusual center circle attracts many comments from onlookers. Mr. Lawrence Belka Mr. Raymond Smith, Mrs. Mary Shenking, Mrs. Eileen Goodman 'THCH. SCHOOL Located just off Eldridge Avenue, the Bellingham Technical School is. one of Washington's finest vocational institu- tions. The modern architecture and the beauty of the landscaping add to the functional aspects of the school. Under the administration of Raymond Smith, Director of Vocational Education; Lawrence Belka, Vocational Counselor; Mary Shenking, Office Manager; and Eileen Goodman, secretary, the school’s efficiency can not be overesti- mated. The students of the Technical school not only enjoy the atmosphere of new classrooms, but also the modern stu- dent center. The student center is the nucleus of the school. In the course of a day you will find students relaxing with a Coke or just resting from their stimu- lating classes. Vocational The Industrial Electronics student works tediously out of his quite technical text book to figure out involved problems in this course. In the tech school’s modern cafeteria, apprentice waitresses find their work quite hurried due to the popularity of the cafeteria by both students and local residents. Hducation Students of the Technical School can find a full array of vocational classes from carpentry to dental assistants to auto mechanics. With so many classes offered such as Industrial Electronics, Engineer- ing Aides (surveying, drafting), Typing, Shorthand, Auto Body, and night classes in Welding, the tech school student has no difficulty choosing his vocation which suits him best. 7 i A Bellingham High School senior busily rebuilds a once demolished sports car. Drafting, as part of Engineering Aides, takes a great deal of concentra- tion as focused in this student. Students relax in lounge during morning coffee break Not only do the people of Bellingham pro- vide students with excellent facilities for vo- cational education, but the students at the Tech School provide several services to the community. Among them are a cafeteria, inexpensive dental service, and a house (built by carpentry students) which is annually auctioned off to the highest bidder. HURLEYS DRUG MART 1311 Commercial Bellingham, Washington LEOPOLD BARBER SHOP Leopold Hotel It doesn't cost more for the best— even if you are a rich kid. Y SUPER MARKET 2410 James St. | VIRGINIA’S CAFE V2 block from the Bon Marche 1320 Commercial VICTOR’S 1325 Cornwall Ave. BELLINGHAM'S FASHION CENTER STATIONERS “_DRIVE-IN 120 E. Holly Bellingham l, CAta, cross rrom fil cno SEATTLE peas R grok SUITS Ist aoe as DRESSES 106 West Holly Street. 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Activities 12 Administration 154 Advertising 177 Art Music 165 ASB Officers 18 Audio-Visual 43 Band 60 Band Officers 56 Beacon Staff 40 Boys’ State 19 Chess Club 36 Choir 49 Christmas '66 Classes 62 Commercial Department 167 Cooks 171 Counselors 156 Cross Country 131 Custodians 171 Debate Club 32 DE Club 33 Drama Club 31 Drill Team 24 English Department 158 Faculty 152 Fall Homecoming 128 Allen, Eileen 156 Baker, Irene 159!% Bargewell, Delbert 164 % Barron, Lucille 170 Barsness, Laura 171 Belka, Lawrence 172 Bemis, Ralph 171 ; Bishop, Gale 132,168 “ Blair, Douglas 155 Bobson, Arnold 151,168 S Brown, Edmond 163 7% Bruce, Robert 160 Burr, Robert 164 Buss, Lyle 157% Caffery, Barbara 168 Cain, Ben 167 Chapman, Helen 161 Chesterly, Inger 166 Cole, Louise 171 Conley, Thomas 158 Coye, Clarence 164 Cronkhite, Phyllis 166 Dorr, Echo 166 Dorr, Robert 148 % Ericsson, Carol 157 Fraser, Edna 159 X Faculty Index Fall Homecoming Royalty 129 Foreign Language Department 166 French Club 36 Freshman Baseball 146 Freshman Band 58 Freshman Basketball 135 Freshman Class 64 Freshman Football 127 Freshman Wrestling 138 Future Farmers 34 Future Homemakers 35 Future Nurses 34 Future Teachers 35 German Club 36 Girls’ Club Officers 23 Girls’ Club Paper Staff 23 Girls’ Club Representatives 22 Girls’ Sports 142 Girls’ State 19 Golf Team 150 History Department 160 Home Economics Department 170 Industrial Arts Department 169 International Relations 31 Intramural Basketball 143 Frazier, Robert 154 x Gaasland, Perry 171 Gilda, Robert 163 ‘“ Gonsalves, Harris 166 Gooch, John 159 Goodman, Eileen 172 Gorsuch, Bernice 170 Hagon, Emile 161 Harden, Kale 162 Hawkinson, Margaret 171 Herrick, Jack 126,164 % Holzer, Kathleen 158 Hoots, Susan 168 Jackson, Harlan 155 James, Kenneth 163. Jewell, Earle 10% Johnson, Delbert 171 y Johnson, Rex 124,128,148,1687 Jones, Howard 155. Jones, Royal 158 7 Lind, Ruth 170 Loop, Ruth 156 Lowery, Daniel 167 Luke, Milton 171 McCleery, James 169 McCormick, Fred 159 Introduction 2 Junior Class 77 Junior Prom 50 Junior Varsity Baseball 146 Junior Varsity Basketball 135 Junior Varsity Football 126 Key Club 38 Majorettes 59 Makeup Crew 42 Math Department 162 NASC 19 National Honor Society 30 Odaci 29 Operetta 55 Orchestra 47 PA Crew 43 PE Department 168 Pep Assembly Committee 21 Pep Club 26 Raider Club 20 Science Department 164 Senior Class 83 Shuksan Staff 41 Ski Club 33 Song Leaders 120 soohoner Band 58 McLeod, Harold 171 McNeely, Brynhilde 167 Mason, James 155 May, Catherine 155 Moble, Virginia Monroe, ae 165% _. Murray, Charles 161 % Nelson, Mae 171 Nicholls, Gordon 169 Nugent, Lyle 171 Nutter, Mary 171 O'Connor, Rod 169 O'Dell, Georgia 159 % Olsen, Thelma 158 Otten, Lee 157 Pauley, Ralph 165 A Peterson, Dennis 154 Philpott, Tom 162 Pitsch, Gregory 138,146,160 Pooleon, Michael 160 Pytel, Stanley 160 7 Rasmussen, Mary 156 Rickens, Zelda 156 Roberts, Harold 139,164 Roe, Ronald 132,135, 149,160 Rosi, Jane 168 Sophomore Class 71 Spanish Club 37 Sports 116 Stage Crew 43 Student Council 16 Swim Team 139 Swing Chorus 48 Tech School 172 Tennis Team 151 Ticket Squad 39 Tolo Committee 17 Track 147 Ushers Club 28 Valentine Court 54 Varsity Baseball 145 Varsity Basketball 132 Varsity Football 124 Varsity Wrestling 136 Vaudeville Committee 21 What-a-Sho 44 What-a-Sho Royalty 46 Winter Homecoming 140 Winter Homecoming Royalty 141 Yell Leaders 121 Y—Teens Cabinet 39 Ruth, June 157 Sandell, Floyd 34,169 Schinske, Helena 166 Shenking, Mary 172 Schoonover, William 159 Sleckta, Jay 171 : Sliger, Mervin 49,165 Smith, Raymond 172 Smith, Trula 157 Solley, Ruth 171 Sooter, Edden 171 Stenger, Addie 156 Stephan, Laurence 160 Stewart, Dee 156 Suggs, Robert 127,169 Thirsk, Robert 54, 164 Thompson, Douglas 161 Thompson, Kay 170 Thompson, Mary 158 Walton, Malcom 127,135,167 Ward, William 125,168 7 Watts, Alan 158 Wells, John 162 White, Robert 125,138,158 Wolfe, Jean 159 Yonlick, Ann 54, 158 = Yonlick, George 126,138,161 Yurovchak, Lynn 167 Aasheim, Andrea 65 Abbott, Kathleen 30,31,86 Ackerman, Norma 72 Addicott, Marta 29,59,86 Adelstein, Richard 72,151 % Adelstein, Steve 17,20,86, 151% Adkins, Glenn 78 Adkins, Susan 65 Adolphson, Alan 30,54,86% Adolphson, Janet 34,72 x Ahlstedt, Kathy 29,40,54,86 % Akers, Rae 86 Albans, Gloria 16,33,78% Albans, Patricia 78 Albans, Sue 17,65 % Alexander, Alys 86 Allen, Blake 65 Allen, Brenda 34,35 Allen, Candy 25,42,75 Allen, Debbie 65 Allen, Kathy 22,75 Allen, John 30,65 Allen, Linda 86 Allen, Mary 86 Allen, Suzette 30,31,54,86, 120,129 Allen, Teridee 36,58,72 Allen, Terry 30,33,78 Allyn, Cynthia 27,78 Allyn, David 34,86 Andersen, Barbara 65 Andersen, Dick 75 Anderson, Don 65,138 Andersen, Ken 75 Anderson, Bob 86 Anderson, Bonnie 25,78 Anderson, Gary 20,78, 132% Armstrong, Greg 33,86 Arnason, Hal 20,86,123,125.%« 132,133, 134,145 Arrigoni, Donna 42,86 Ashburn, Mary 22,78 Asmundson, Mark 72,132,135 ¥ Asmundson, Steven 65,149 X Asplund, Carl 17,38,78, 135 Asplund, Michele 16,86 Aubert, Steve 86 Babcock, Jim 78 Bachert, Shannon 86 Baglio, Jeff 17,86,124, 136,138. 145 Baglio, Jodie 65 7X Bailey, Bill 20,86,124 x Bailey, Bob 87% Bailey, Lola 48,87 Bailey, Skip 58,65 X Baird, Donna 72 Baker, Dan 87 Baker, Tim 72, 132,135,149 X Bakkom, Jania 25,78 Baklund, Tony 65 Baldie, Brian 78 Baldie, Randy 87,125,148°% Ball, Melanie 26,877 Ballard, Thomas 72 Banana, Benita 196 Barber, Ann 31,65 Barber, David 20,30,87,124,132 ¢ 148 Barker, Maybell 34,78 Barnholt, Lee 87 Barr, Cindy 65 Barriball, James 78 % Barten, Kay 22,30,59,78 Bartleson, Jean 17,64,65 % Barton, Patricia 78,142 Student Index Bastedenbeck, Gloria 16,77,78 Bass, Allen 65 7 Bates, Bruce 87 Baunach, Rick 72 % Baunach, Robin 28,87 Bauthues, Jerry 72,120,135, 146 ¥ Beardslee, Daniel 87 Beebe, Arlo 72 Beebe, Debbie 87 Belcher, Linda 41,78 Bell, Gloria 87 Bell, Terry 34,78 Bendure, Kaarena 87 Benecke, Jeff 87 Benecke, Pete 65 Benner, Judy 58,78 % Bennett, Julie 87 Bennet, Lynda 72 Bennett, Mike 65,138,146 Bennett, Tom 72 Benois, Cheryl 72 Benson, Penny 65 Benson, Trudy 78 Berenstain, Shelly 30,87 « Berg, Dave 65 Berg, Steve 65 Bergholz, Richard 33,87 Bergman, Vickie 87 Bergsma, Mark 17,87 Berwick, June 65 % Berwick, Linda 78 Berwick, Lynn 41,78 Berwick, Michael 65,127 Berwick, Randy 87 Best, Jeanie72 % Bierman, Terry 88 % Bilson, Vicki 40 ¥% Binning, Benita 25,72 Binning, Donald 65,127 Birman, Randy 72 Birman, Steve 37,78, 136 Bishop, Linda 46,78 ?% Bjarnson, James 78 % Bjarnson, Kathy 65% Black, Marilyn 65 Blackman, Jacque 48,88 Blair, Douglas 16,17,88 Blair, Katherine 39,88 Blair, Mike 36,65, 138 Blair, Patsy 72 Blake, Barry 72 Bland, Kristi 22,78 Bloch, Frances 22,88 Blondell, Mary 72 Blonden, Steve 88,136 Blore, Cassie 22,25,33,35,88 Blow, Joe 126,589 Blume, Margie 65 Bly, Danny 65% Bob, Clarence 65,127 , 149% Bob, Frank 65,127,135 Bob, Jeff 88,125 % Bocchi, Anita 65 Boettner, John 65 Bolin, John 72,149 Bonneau, Reynolds 65 Bonstein, Margaret 88 Bostrom, Carol 65 Bostwick, Eugene 78 Bourne, Jackie 16,17,29,35,88 Bovan, Cynthia 78 Bovan, Debra 65 Bowers, Cathy 65 Bowers, Rick 78,136 Boynton, Catherine 37,39,88 Boynton, Stacy 22,35,88, 120 Bradley, Douglas 88 Brandt, Marla 88 Branstiter, Susan 78 Branstiter, Wendy 65 Branstiter, Wesley 58,72 Breaker, Gail 72 Breakey, Lynn 88 Breakey, Ray 78 Brehmer, Pam 65 Brethour, Leanne 27,42,78 Bring, Gary 65,135 x Bring, Karyn 78 Bring, Jim 88 Brisky, Marie 72 Britt, Theresa 72 Borck, Alta 35,37,88 Brock, Karen 72 Brock, Margaret 65,72 Brokaw, Karla 41,42,88 Brooks, Linda 46,65x ‘ Brooks, Sharon 78 ¥ Brooks, Shirley 65 Brown, Beverly 65 Brown, John 65 Brown, Maryanne 33,88 Brown, Nancy 88 Brown, Sandra 26,89 Brown, Steve 89 Brozovich, Katie 65 % Bruemmer, Ann 33,89 Bruland, Cathy 22,27,42,78 Bruland, Janice 22,25,30,42,72 Bruun, Anne Marie 89 Bryan, Debbie 65 Brynildsen, Dean 20,89, 145 Buck, Douglas 89 Budd, Randall 89 Bundy, Vic 16,89 Burghoffer, John 78 Burley, Jackie 58,65 ° Burley, Linda 59,78 7% Burn, David 78 % Burnham, Jay65 Burns, Patrick 21,65,139% Burrous, Sharon 29,78X Burton, Cindy 89 Busby, Cherry] 78 Butler, Carlene 89% Bye, Patricie 89 Byers, Stephen 65,135,146 Byron, Gary 30,78% Byron, Richard 727% Byron, Susan 72 Byrnes, Rick 37K Cabral, Mark 58 Caillier, David 89 Caillier, Vivian 22,36,65 Calhoun, Lorraine 34,78 Call, Letha 72 Callon, Kathie 72 Callon, Jan 76 Calvert, Martha 89 Cammack, Jack 78 Carey, Ken 89 Carlin, Alfred 89 Carlin, Catherine 78 Carlson, Ken 89, 125% Carlson, Tammy 65 Carpenter, Dean 65,138 Carpenter, Kathy 78 Carter, John 58,65, 135,151X Cary, Robert 89 Cassidy, Gary 20,35,89, 125 Cassidy, Larry 17,65 Caswell, Bob 78 Cerenova, Candy 78 Chadwick, Ted 65 Chin, Ling 16,18,29,78 X Chin, Wayne 36,65 x 2 Chizer, Randy 72,146 ¥% Christensen, Debbie 65 Christensen, John 89 , Christie, Brian 90 . Church, Linda 72 Clark, Barbara 34,35,72 Clark, Caroline 78 Clark, Greg 16,34,90 Clark, Richard 65 % Clarkson, Linda 90 Claus, Michael 78 Claus, Patricia 40,72 Claxton, Debbie 40,72 Claxton, Richard 76 Clearwater, Mark 65,146 Clement, Margaret 22,90 Clevenger, Judy 72 Clevenger, Linda 16,29,35,90 Clevish, Marsha 72 Clifton, Ken 65 % Cline, Tom 38,59,78, 126% Clizbe, Nora 72 Clizbe, Susan 90 Cogswell, Linda 27,78. Cogswell, Paul 65 Cole, Harold 90 Cole, Karen 90 Collins, Daryl 90 Collins, Mike 90 Collins, Terry 65 Colpitts, Danny 20,90,125 Conley, Randy 65,127 Conour, Mary 27,78 Cook, Ben 78,136 Cook, Bonnie 65 7 Cooley, Darrell 20,90,125, 136 Cooper, James 91 Corbett, Gail 91 Corne, Joyce 39,91 Cornejo, Maria 33,91 Costello, Michelle 65 Cowan, Gregory 20,21,91,131,145 Cowden, Gary 91 Coull, Carolyn 39,91 Cox, Cynthia 91 Cox, Marcia 17,78 Cox, Patricia 72 Coye, Ray 91 Crabtree, Charles 17,72,126,149% Crawford, Neil 20,54,91,123,124 132,145 Crenshaw, Wayne 78 Cronkhite, Greg 33,81 Crowell, Pam 27,30,78 Crowell, Sallie 33,41,91 Croy, Jim 78 Crump, Mary Lou 78 Cundiff, Linda 92 Curlett, Gloria 65 Curtright, Bonnie 72 Daesener, Henrietta 19,92 Dahl, Jeff 78 Davis, Lynette 78 Davis, Michelle 22,65 « Davis, Patricia 92 Davis, Wayne 92 Dawe, Judy 36,72 Day, David 92 Day, Jim 40,54,92 Dayton, Lynn 92 DeBleed, Darold 72 DeCoteau, Ernest 66 DeFries, Michael 66 DeFries, Steve 78 DeGolier, Jim 66 X, DeGolier, Linda 27,78 DeGolier, Loren 78 “ Deising, Steve 92 Delahoyde, Keven 35,92 Delmage, Inta 26,40,92 Demorest, Janine 27,78 Dempster, John 78 Dennis, Linda 92 DePaul, Larry 92 Dether, Marcia 34,72 Dether, Ron 78 DeVaney, Gregory 78 Devisscher, Dennis 92 « DeWilde, Carol 29,787 DeWilde, Margaret 22,29, 36,42,92 % Dick, Cathy 66 Dickinson, Paula 16,22 Diebert, Donald 72 Diehl, David 72,126, 127,135,145 Dilley, Sherre 58,79 Donnelly, Mary Kay 26,42,84,92 Dorr, Eddie 92 Dorr, Jeff 20,30,92, 124,148 « Dorr, Russ 16,20,21,36,72,131 2% 134,135,145 Dougherty, Tim 16,18,19,54,92,% 125 Dow, Wanda 72 Downard, Georgiana 79 Downard, Pam 66 Downard, Richard 79 Downie, Colleen 66, Downing, Dan 72 Doyle, Ivy 16,92 Dralle, David 72 Driver, Francis 79 Driver, Jo 37,79 Dunn, Charmayne 17,66 Dunn, Jack 92 Dunn, Kathleen 40,93 Dunn, Michael 79 % Dunn, Michael 32,72,131,145 Dunnigan, Carol 22,25,66 « Dunnigan, Pat 72 Dunphy, Pat 17,28,30,48,93 Duronso, Cecil 66 Duronso, Lyle 93,136 Dye, Donald 58,72 Dyvig, Shelly 66 Eagon, Claudia 79 Eason, Dennis 16,126,149 Ebenal, David 131,149 . Ebright, Gregory 20,40,93, 125° Edin, Gregory 66,127 Edquist, Donald 93. Eggert, Leslie 79 eee Steven 66,135,146 X Ehlers, Linda 72 Eiford, Greg 66 ¥ Eiford Susan 29,93% Elick, Elizabeth 17,31,93 Elkins, JoAnn 66 Elmore, Diane 93 Elsner, David 34,72 Ely, Jerry 72,149 Ely, Susan 22,93 Emery, Sylvia72 __ Engels, Nadine 79 Engels, Pauline 36,66 Engels, Robin 49,93 Englehardt, Dan 79 © English, Rick 93 Engman, Barbara 29,79 Ennis, Anita 40,93 Enochson, Gail 30,31,37,93 Erickson, Beth 93% Erickson, Cliff 72 Erickson, Debra 66 7“ Erickson, Janet 22,58,66 Erickson, Jerry 72 ° _ Erickson, Linda 26,93 x Erickson, Nadean 32,66 Everett, Jonathan 17,30,79 Evich, Nancy 22,26,93 Fackler, James 72 Fair, Carol 79 Falk, Donna 42,93 Farwell, Jerry 66 Fast, Linda 66 Fathom, The 54,105,121 Fay, Clark 73 Feathers, Lynette 93 Feenstra, Diane 73 Ferngren, Delores 66 Ferry, Debbie 73% Ferry, Gayle 93 Ferry, Grant 79 Ferry, Ken 79 Fickel, Jane 29,93 Figenbaum, Georgiann 27,40,79 Finlayson, Bonnie 25,73 7% Finlayson, Don 48,79 Finn, Jackie 58,66 Firos, Anna 66 Fish, Nina 28,79 Fisher, Pamela 66 Fisher, Tony 94 | Fitch, Buddy 76 4 Fitzgerald, Marji 16,17,66 Flake, Shelly 94 Flanders, Lisa 16,43,58,66 7 Flanders, Stan 31,43,94 Fleetwood, Blair 40,73, 149 “ Flescher, Roger 31,94, 136 Flotre, Robyn 66 Flugekvam, Nadine 29 Foldvik, Orin 58,66 Foley, Judy 66 Forbes, Debbie 16, 18,66“ Ford, Susan 66 ; Fowler, Gary 30,38,73, 126% Fowler, Rick 20,30,38,79, 126% 146 Fralick, Gary 34,66,149 Fralick, Mary Ann 28,79 Frank, Forrest 16,30,31,32,37, 94 Fraser, Kathleen 42,94 Frazier, Douglas 34 Frasier, Janice 22,27, 79% Frasier, Jeff 66 7S Frazier, Betty 66 Frazier, Joanne 73 Fredrickson, Cathy 79 Freeman, Kelli 73 Friedl, Douglas 94 Fuhrman, John 94 X Fuhrmann, Mark 16,79 X Fuller, Judy 79 Fullner, Glenda 66 Gaasland, Joan 31,66 X Gabriel, William 66 Gadwa, Michelle 66° Garcia, Antonio 66 Garcia, Mary 66 : Garcia, Oscar 66,135,146 Garcia, Rosie 94 Gardner, Alice 94 Gardner, Carol 54,79, 124 Gardner, Eugene 66% Gardner, Gary 94,148 X Gardner, Ida 17,94 Garrison, Joyce 94 Gaskill, Grant 16,64,66% Gaskill, Janice 79 Gaskill, Mark 94 Gates, Tom 79,149 Gebo, Judy 94 Gelder, Mary 73 Gideon, Thomas 66 % ; Gieger, Garry 66,135,151. Geiger, Larry 66,138,146 Gienger, Judy 94 Giesecke, Ann 73 Gilbert, Darien 73,79 Gilbert, William 94 Gillespie, Kathleen 21,28,94 Gillespie, Patti 21,26,33,41, 94 Gillies, Janet 73 Gillies, Michael 66% Gillies, Randy 66 Gillimer, Ruth 66 % Gillmere, Richard 66% Glaros, Cathy 22,73 Glaros, Vicki 94 Glass, Marsha 115 Glenney, Wanda 39,95 Glenney, Wayne 95 Glenovich, Anthony 95 Glenovich, John 66, 138% Goltz, Jeff 16,18,19,30,31,41, 54,95,191 Gooding, Diane 25,48,95 Gooding, Michael 66 X Gooding, Steve 36,37,79 Goodman, Diane 17,30,95 Gould, Arthur 66 Gould, Phyllis 66 Gowens, Brad 66 Gowens, Jackie 79 Gowens, Kathy 16,22,32,95 Goyt, Allana 79 Graham, Carol 66 ” Graham, Lindsay 16,17,29,95 Graham, Treva 29,42,95 Grant, Lyall 79 ; Grant, Scott 66,149 ” Green, Ann 32,73 E Green, Cindy 21,22,31,48,54,55, 95 Green, Richard 36,95 Green, Robert 66 % Greenwalt, Judy 30,95 Gregory, Bill 66,138 Griffin, Fred 66 Griffin, Martha 33,41,95 Grimes, Randy 66 Grinstead, Wanda 73 Gritch, Brian 136 Grothe, Lee 73,135 % Groves, Mary79 Groves, James 34,66 % Groves, Paula 22,64,66% Grunhurd, Randy 95 x ; Grunhurd, Wendy 17,21,54,73 X Guernsey, Keith 20,95 Gunderson, Joel 66 Gustafson, Betty 16,28,79 Gustafson, Gary 79,126 Gustafson, Greg 73,135,145 Gustafson, Linda 66 Guyer, Linda79__ Guyer, Sandi 66 Hackman, Wes 73 Haddox, Cathy 95 Haddox, Patricia 95 Hagen, Dale 125 Haggen, Joel 58 Haggith, Ken 95,124 Hahn, Joan 67 P Hahnel, Greg 58,67,151 Haines, Connie 95 Haley, David 67 Haley, Kathleen 73 Hall, Claudia 73 Hall, Diane95 |. Hall, Lee 79,146” Hall, Robert 67,127,138, 149% Hall, Trynn 25,73 Halladay, Bonnie 22,.58,67% Hallenbeck, Nancy 96 ; Halm, Doug 16,21,30,31,41,549° 70,96,191 Hamblin, Judy 17,25,96 Hamilton, Barbara 22,73 Hamilton, Chery] 96 Hamilton, Chuck 96 Hamilton, Lonny 16,38,79, 124, 149 Hamilton, Robert 33,964 Hamilton, Russel 73 Hammer, Judy 96 Hand, Jim 96 Hanger, Judy 34,79 Hanks, Debby 73 X Hanks, Geoffery 96 Hanks, James 96 Hanks, Jarin 79 Hanna, David 79,125,126 Hanna, Michael 79 Hanna, Susan 22,28,39,42,96 Hansen, Angie 67 Hansen, Bette 67 Hansen, Connie 73 Hansen, Russ 73 X Hanson, Eddie 67,151 Hanson, Frank 96 Hanson, Rebecca 67 Hanson, Tom73 Hardenbrook, Meri Jo 22,79 Harmer, Thomas 37,96 Harris, Gary 151 Harris , Richard 96 Harvie, Richard 96 : Hashisaki, Peter 17,18,19,20°° 30,54,96, 136,151 Haskell, Fred 20,37,96 Hatch, Carol 96 Haufle, Marlene 37,67 Haveman, Jeffrey 73 Haverlock, John 73 Haverlock, Pamela 76 Hawkins, Elaine 58,73 Hawkins, Gary 73 Hawkinson, Ken 79 Hawley, Colleen 29,96 Haworth, Elaine 96 Haws, Angela 36,67 Hay, Patricia 67 Hayes, Mary 73 Hayes, Rory 43,96 Hayes, Terrie 39,67 Haynes;-Jeanette 28,39,97 Hays, Carol 27,79 Hays, John 58,67 X Hearsey, Bill 33,97 Hearsey, Dick 33,97 Heath, John 97 Heathers, Curt 67 X Heathers, Julie 28,79X Heathers, Steven 67,146 Heaton, Jodie 22,28,79 Heay, Becky 73 Heay, Deby 73 Hebert, Harry 97,136 Hedman, Donald 16,67, 146 Heffley, Lois 79 Hegg, Mark 73 4% Heide, Patricia 37,41,97 Hellberg, Elanor 97 Heller, Dorothy 22,25,73 Hemminger, Shiela 97 Henderson, Barbara 97 Henderson, Toni67 __ Hendrickson, Dean 73 Henson, Shannon 67 Herzog, Clayton 73,127, 135,149 Herzog, Wayne 67,135,149 Hess, Dorothy 25,42,79 Hewitson, Mark 20,54,97,125,132 % Hicks, Pamela 67 Higbee, Claudia 42,97 Higman, Larry 97 Higman, Patty 79 Hillaire, Richard 67,127,138 % Hillaire, Valdeen 79 Hind, Bigby 36,26,42 Hind, Herbie 18,12 Hinkle, Chuck 20,97, 131,148 Hinkle, Judy 35,97 Hinkle, Nancy 97 Hinkle, Roy 58,73,136 Hinton, Susan 73 Hodges, Katherine 21,31,97 Hodges, Louise 73 ‘Hoff, Teresa 79 Hoffman, Janet 22,28,36,79 Hofman, Lynda 67% Hogan, Myrna 22,42,97 Holcomb, Michael 67 Holeman, Cynthia 67x Holeman, Kayla97 % Holliday, Duane 97 Holmes, Susan 17,67 Holsather, Kent 59,79 Holtan, Marsha 67 Honrud, Carol 17,22,39,97 Hope, Trudy 16,29,30,33,59,79X%° Hopkins, Clinton 98 Hornby, Linda 31,40,98 Horton, Victoria 98 ; Hosley, Linda 79,121,129. Hosley, Mark 67 House, Kathy 98 ¥ Howard, Steven 73 Howe, Connie 67 Howe, Daniel 48,98 Howe, Steve 48,73% Howley, Mike 79 Howley, Patty 73__ Hoyt, Darlene 73 Hoyt, David 73 __ Hoyt, Gayle 33,98 % Hudson, Bunny 17,32,33,98 Hughes, Meredith 98% Hughes, Pamela 28,99 Hughes, Patricia 22,99 Hulford, Kim 16,17,30 Hulme, Don 16,20,40,79, 131,148 Humphrey, Susan 99 Hunt, Norman 79 Huntley, Douglas 99 Huntly, Charlene 67 Huntriss, Joan 99 Iverson, Nancy 73 Jackson, Mary 99 Jacobson, Janice 99 Jacobson, Robert 58,73 James, Cindy 39,67 K James, Doug 67 James, Susan 40% — Jansen, Carol 29,99 Jansen, Ga yle 79 7 Jansen, Tim 67% Javorsek, Dan 67%. Javorsek, Rudy 99 Jayne, Bertha 99 Jefferson, William 73 Jenkins, Steve 99,139 Jenne, Susan 37,99 Jensen, Barbara 22,28,39, 190% Jensen, Linda 16,18,39,73 Jensen, Lonnie 100 re Jensen, Jo 22,31,39,42,79 Jensen, Steve 33 Jepperson, Emalyne 26,35, 100 Jerstedt, Scott 67,127 7 Johanson, Ed 79 __ Johanson, Elsie 67 Johnson, Bruce 20,100,125, 148% Johnson, Carol 73 Johnson, Charles 73,139 « Johnson, Connie 73 X Johnson, Dena 28,33,79 Johnson, Diane Marie 35,40, 100 Johnson, Diane Mary 100 _ Johnson, Dorothy 28,100 Johnson, Jack 79 . Johnson, Jill 79 Johnson, Judy 67 Johnson, Karen 42,79 Johnson, Karen 16,26,35,100 Johnson, Keith 73,149 Johnson, Ken 67,149 lo Johnson, Loren 75,149 Johnson, Marcus 100 Johnson, Mike 73 Johnson, Oscar 79 Johnson, Richard 100 Johnson, Richard 73 Johnson, Ron 79 Johnson, Sandra 22,25, 100 Johnson, Steve 20,33, 100,124 132,148 Johnson, Stuart 73 Jones, Becky 17,73 Jones, Elizabeth 25,80 Jones, Jan 100,124 7 Jones, Lynda 22,37,100 Jones, Lynne 80,36,37,100. Jorissen, Gary 73,135,145X Josephson, Karen 73 Joslyn, John 100 3 Jothen, Julie 16,31,71,73 % Joyce, Candy 67 % Joyce, Thomas 80 2% Judge, Jim 20,80, 125, 126% Judge, Mark 74,126 Kaaland, Elaine 40,100 Kaaland, Nadine 67 X Kamrar, John 67,125,146 ¥ Kapp, Loren 16,67,135 Karl, Irma 100 S Kasson, Helen 67 Keeler, Henry 74 Keen, Larry 67 Keim, David 43,100 Keller, Rick 80 Kelley, Kathy 28,101 Kelley, Nancy 26,101 Kendall, Brad 32,36,74 Kennedy, Gary 101 7% Kennedy, Kim 67,135 Kennedy, Suzanne 101] _ Kenoyer, Jeff 101,148 % Kenoyer, Jim 20,31,101,148% Kerr, Diane 74 Key, Randy 17,71,126,139,149 ¥ Keyes, Kevin 30,101 Kindlund, Mike 36,101 Kinkade, Mike 33,74 King, Gary 80 . King, Jill 25,6795 King, Leora 101 King, Leilani 80 King, Linda74® _ King, Margaret 67 King, Steve 34 Kinley, Connie 80 Kinley, Sharon 80 : Kinnamon, Jacqueline 17,27,41X 80 Kinnamon, LaDonna 16,22,42,101X Kirkelie, Priscilla 807% Kirscheman, Melvin 80% Klander, RaeAnn 67 Klever, Mary 67 Klever, Paulette 72 Klineman, Paul 74,126 Klineman, Ruth 26,101 X Kloc, Mary 74 Knabe, Donald 20,101 Knight, James 80 Knight, Starr 22,80 Knittel, Max 37,101 Knowlton, Howard 80% Knowlton, Jerry 67 Knutson, Bob 74 7S Knutzen, Nick 30 Kohler, Wilda 58,74 Kolb, Jim 101 Koplowitz, Rick 33,37,41,101 Kordal, Janis 22,67 Kordal, Tammy 22,80 X Korstad, Jim 58,74 Korstad, Kathy 101 Kosa, Don 80,126 Kratz, Ron 30,33, 101,136 Krebs, Bobbie 26,48, 101 Krumdiack, Ken 16,20,80,124, 126,186 Krumdiack, Rhonda 25,74 Kuehnel, Denis 20, 101,124% Kuehnel, Susan 46,746 Kuhns, Patricia67 Kuhns, Robert 34,74 “ Kunzmann, Jim 101°° Kurtz, Marsha 80 Kuster, Roberta 102 Kustura, Georgia 102 Kvistad, Gary 67,127,135,149 LaBree, Terry 20,102,125 X LaClair, Carol 35,102 Ladd, Judy 17,67 Laird, Jack 102 Lake, Dave 67,127 Lambert, Joseph 80 % Lamphiear, Lenai 80,142 X Lancaster, Sue 67 ¥ Lane, Larry 20,102,145 Lang, Jeri 67 Lange, Judi 27,40,80 LaPlante, Anita 80 LaPlante, Chip 138% LaPlante, Don 102 LaPlante, Rene 67 LaRiviere, Nancy 42,74 Larkin, Pat 102 Larsen, Dean 67,138 % Larsen, Lynne 22,25, 102 Larsen, Jim 102 Larsen, Paula 33,37, 102 Larsen, Randy 74% Larsen, Ray 74 Larsen, Sharon 26,102 Larson, Barbara 102, . Larson, Dan 80,126 x Larson, David 80,126 Larson, Dick 54,102,131,148% Larson, Jim 30,80 X Larson, Ken 67 Larson, Ken 67%. Lawrence, Rita 67 Lay, Olivia 102 LeBarron, Kathleen 74 Lee, David 58,74 Lee, Wayne 20,40, 102, 136,137% Leenstra, Dixie 80 Leese, Gayle 74 Lefler, Lennette 102 Lehmann, Terry 80,1394 LeMere, Gary 67 Lemley, Dave 74 Lemley, Esther 74 Lemperes, George 80 Leonard, George 67 Levin, Jacque 21,29,35,54, 102, 121 Lewis, Calleen 74 Lewis, Helen 102 Likeley David 30,74, 126,146 Likeley, Doug 67,127,146% Limbacher, Charles 67,138% Limbacher, Diane 33,41,42, 102 Lind, Craig 20,115,125 Lindman, Lisa 22,67 Lindquist, Sharon 74 ” Lindsay, Robert 74 Lindsey, Diana 103 Linse, Bernice 80 Littlefield, Wendy 80 X Locke, Randy 33, 103 Logan, Pam 74 , Loge, Leah 80 | Long, Sandi 67% Lorenz, Tina 68 Lorenzo, Chrys 33,103 Lowe, Jeanette 103 Lowery, Robin 22,28,33,80 K Lowery, Teresa 17,22,29,42,103 Lowmon, Bill 68,127,138 Lows, Kathleen 22,28 33,103 Lows, Steve 33,74, 139 Luby, Dennis 74 3 Lund, Sandra 16,17,21,26,54,103 Lundean, Maria 16,80 Lyddan, Janice 68 Lynch, Gary 74% Lyons, Rodney 68 McAllister, Richard 74 McAllister, Rick 103 X McBeath, Mary Anne 35,42,103 McBride, Lynn 74,135,149 McCallum, Chuck 74 McConnell, Bill 17,103 McCullough, Charles 103 _ McDonald, Kerry 25,74 McDonald, Robert 80 = McDonald, Scott 103 McEvoy, Kathy 70 McGinnis, Bonnie 16,17,48,80 X McGinnis, Joanne 103 7% McGinnis, Marsha 29,54, 103,120 McGlinn, John 30,80 X% McGonical, Randy 33,103 McKay, Bonnie 22,103 “ McKay, Marjorie 26,103 McKellar, Debbie 22,69 McKinley, Linda 16,74 % McKinnon, Greg 17,74, 127,135 146 arpa te John 103 s McLeod, Bruce 17,30,31,103,151 McMaster, Renea 74 , McMonagle, Sandra 70 } McMurchie, Larry 30,37,103 MecNallie, Charlene 69 McSpadden, Candy 58,74 McQuade, Lauretta 74 MacDonald, Darcy 69% MacDonald, Jack 34% MacDonald, Linda 28,30,33, 106 Mace, Joe 74 Mackie, Clydette 80 Magnusson, Nancy 16,29,59,84,.% 106 Mahlberg, Connie 28,80 Main, Jim 76 Maness, Patricia 106 Manning, Nancy 22,28,33,36,80 Marr, Cindy 74 Marr, Steve 20,54, 106,122, 124¢ Marr, Sue 69 Marroy, Shelley, 36,70 K Marsh, Doug 74,146 © Martin, Cathy 28,80 X Martin, Dave 58,74, 149% Martin, Debbie 74 7 Martin, Harold 74,127 Martin, Joel 33,104 Martin, Kirk 17,30,37,104 Martin, Pat 80 Martin, Steve 76 % Martin, Steve 104° Martinson, Cathy 22,33,39, 104 Martinson, Doug 33,58,74 Matelski, Kris 69% Mathews, Steve 104 Maurer, Nancy 104 May, Marie 104 May, Ross 139 Means, Adele 74,80 Means, Linda 59, 104% Mears, Russell 80 _ Medema, John 70% Meixner, Tom 127,138,149% _ | Melhart, Darla 54,104,121,141% Melton, Cheryl 80 ; Messer, Mikej127,146X% Metxer, Bill 80 Metzner, John 104 Meyer, Bill 58,70 Meyer, Cindy 70 Meyer, Shelley 104 Meyers, Lynn 69 Michael, Lynn 27,30,80 ._ Michaelson, Jeff 38,74, 146% M illard, Willie 74 Miller, Blaine 74 Miller, Carolyn 22,74 Miller, David 105 Miller, Kristie 80 Miller, Richard 104 Miller, Vicki 22 7 Mitchell, Candi 48,55, 105° Mitchell, John 69 7S Moberg, Susan 27,80 Moblo, Michelle 69 Moblo, Renee 80 7 Moena, James 66 7 Moir, Craig 16,36 x Monroe, Jim 80 nx Moody, Richard 33 Moonie, B.A. 69 Moore, Gwen 74 Moore, Ray 36,80 Moreau, David 76,146 Moreau, Frank 74 Morgan, David 74 Morgan, Gwen 22,26,40,42,105 Morisset, Nancy 48,105 Morisset, Tom 17,38,70 Morrill, Gerald 39 Morris, Merri 74 Morris, Raynette 70 Moser, Lynn 105 x Muljat, Mark 54,105,121 Mumma, Janet 22,31,35,54,105, 120,129,130 Munday, Terry 105,132 x Munzanrder, Mark 74 Mara, Louann 69 Mura, Steve 19,20,54, 105,125% Murphy, Mike 34,39,70, 127 Murray, Shiela 80 Mustoe, George 30,31,32, 105 Myers, Garold 33,105,125 Myers, Harold 33,105 Myette, Keith 32,58,75 Nash, Kim 29,30,42,80 Neely, John 68,138 Neer, Linda 75 Neilan, Geri 35,106 Neils, Victoria 28,30,33,36,42, 106 Nelson, Linda 27,80 X Nelson, Mary 68 % Nelson, Michael 68 % Nelson, Nancy 16,25,68% Nelson, Pam 68% Nelson, Patricia 29,59,77,80% Nelson, Penny 75% Nelson, Richard 106 7 Nelson, Rochelle Neuman, Benny 33,80 Newhall, Gail 33,106 Newman, Ronald 80 Nicholls, Jill 16,18,19,106 2S Nichols, Gary 106 Nieuwendorp, Doug 80 X Nieuwendorp, Ed 80 Nieuwendorp, Gwynn 75 Nixon, Cheryl 75 Noble, Bill 68 Norbisrath, Carolyn 106 Nordtvedt, Kristie 29 Norman, Donna 80 Norr, Nancy 32 bs Northey, Bruce 106 Norton, Susan 106 Nuckolls, Ellen 25,40, 106 Oberg, Catherine 17,22,39, 1066 O'Connell, Greg 68 Offley, Jerry 80 O'Grady, Colleen 25,68 X Oiness, Janet 16,80 Oiness, Kathy 29,30,42, 106% Oiness, Linda 29,106 % Older, Chery] 106 Olivers, Clair 36,68,127 X Olmstead, Teresa 106 Olsen, Grant 107 Olsen, Jean 22,28,48, 106 Olsen, Julie 21,107 Olsen, Stewart 107 Olson, Beverly 17,28,33,80 Olson, Donald 37,80 Olson, Janis 107 Olson, Judy 22,75 Olson, Richard 48,107 Olson, Susie 107 Oltman, Vicki 142 Ondeck, Rae 75 O'Neil, Erin 16,21,28,80 Onkels, Stephanie 41,42, 107 Ostegard, Gary 107 Oswald 30,75, 126,139,146 X Otis, Ron 80,149 % Overcash, Chris 80 Overrein, James 81 Owens, Darlene 107 Padden, Catherine 107 Padden, John 75 Palumbo, Barry 68 x Papetti, Salvatore 17,107 Parmelee, Marilyn 75 Parris, Linda 75 Patten, John 81 4 Patten, Lloyd 68,139,149 Patterson, Kathy 22,68 Patterson, Larry 81 Patterson, Reid 68 Patterson, Vicki 75 Patzkowsky, Barbara 36,81 % Patzkowsky, Wilma70 Pauley, Gayle 16,17,29,81% Pazaski, Paula 22,81 Pazaski, Trevor 43 X Peach, Matt 20,107,151 Pearson, Bill 75,126, 146% Pederson, Deana 25 “ Pen, Sharon 81 Penter, Adeline 107K Penter, DeLinda 81 X Penter, Sam 68 Perigo, Bill 33 Perram, Jack 75 Perreault, Leslie 48,81 Perreault, Wanda 68 Perry, Bruce 10O7 Perry, Lisa68 % Perry, Ronald 20, 107,125,132, 148 Petersen, Carole 27,81 Peterson, Dale 43,81, 13974 Peterson, Dixie 25,30,31,33,35. 41,42,107 Peterson, Greg 68,146 x Peterson, Jill 22,68 Peterson, Ken 18,33,58,68 % Peterson, Marie 30,75 Peterson, Richard 68% Peterson, Richard 757% Peterson, Susan 81 Phair, Kay 75 Piccolo, James 68,127, 146% Pickard, Mike 107,148 Pigg, Lynn 107 Pitts, Karen 75 Placker, Susan 107X Plank, Richard 16,20,54,84, 107 124,137,145 Plank, Susan 108% Platt, Tom 68 Pohle, Joyce 22,68 Poirier, Tom 68 Polinder, Barbara81__, Pope, Susan 25,31,37,81 Pope, Terry 108 Popple, Dennis 108 Popple, Doug 22,81,146 Porter, Jerry 81 x Powell, Sherrie 108 Prather, Joan 37,108 Prather, Kaye 58,68 Prather, Leon 108 Prather, Mel68 Price, Katey 36,108% Price, Patty 68 Price, Peter 108 X ee Price, Steven 37,81, 139% Pritchett, Deborah 108 ¥ Pritchett, Georgian 68 Pritchett, Sandra 81,142 ¥ Prouty, Cindy75 Prouty, Connie 17,29,8) Prouty, Janis 29,33,81 Prouty, Jenny 68 X ¢ Prouty, Steven 17,40, 108 Provance, Joy 108 Provost, Stacy 22,68 Pullar, Linda 108 Purdy, Susanne 35,108 Purdy, Tom 58,75 « Quant, Catherine 22,108 Quinn, Elizabeth 68 X Quinn, Jonnie 108 Quinn, Nellie 108 Radder, Karen 75 Radder, Kathleen 68 Radel, Mark 75 X Rainey, Rebecca 108 Randmel, Bennie 39 Rawls, Ron 81 Rawls, Kathleen 68 Raymond, Irene 81 Reddick, Randy 108,131 Reece, Gloria 42,75 Reece, Steve 81 Reeck, Cindy 68 X Reed, Allen 75 Regnier, Barbara 68 Regnier, Dorothy 81 Regnier, Thomas 16,108 Reibenee Karen 74 Reid, Scott 68,127 Reilly, Becky 34,108 Reilly, Debra 22,68 % Reilly, Erin 22,31,36,68 Reilly, Lori 109X Reinecke, Bill 16,17,20,109, 124% 136,148 Renard, Diane 16,68 Renard, Ron 43,77,81 Renius, Rita 30,109 Reule, Mary Ann 17,31,42,59, 109 Rex, Kathryn 81 Richardson, D’ Linda 16,17,81s Richardson, Mark 81 Richardson, Robert 68 Richardson, Rosemary 54,68 ¢ Richardson, Sharon 109 Richmond, Juli@68 Rick, Ty 16,75, 126,146 X Rideout, Robert 109 Rier, John 109 X Rightmire, Becki 75 Rightmire, Debbie 26,33, 109 Ringenback, Rhonda 75 Rinker, Beverly 22,26, 109 Rinker, Jan 22,58,75 Robers, Kathryn 68 Roberts, John 68 Roberts, Michael 59,109 x Robinson, Bruce 68,138,149 Rockwell, Paul 40,109 Rodenberger, Sue 21,27,42,81, X 14] Roe, Sheri 75 Roehl, Rosemary 68 , Roehl, Tom 75, 124,126,135,149X Rogers, Barbara 68 Rogers, Carin 36 Rogers, Connie 75 Rogers, David 109,136 Rogers, Fred81 Rogers, Wayne 68% Rogers, Windie 22,75 Rohwer, Glenn 109 Roland, Pamela 68 Roose, Donald 34, 109 Roose, Glenda 25,81 Rosenhall, Nancy 39,59, 109 Rosser, Michael 68,139 Rowe, Terry 48,109 Rucker, Janet 109 Rudd, Nancy 68 X Runnestrand, Mie Russell, Karen 75 Russell, Rozanne 35 Russell, Terry 81,126 _ Rutherford, Delayne 75% Rutledge, Marsha 68 Rutledge, Maynard 68 Saker, Donna 34,42,109 Sammons, John 68 Sanchez, Pierre 68,138 Sands, William 109,131 Saulsbury, Dayna 40 Saulsbury, Jacquelyne 68 Savadge, Danielle 75 Scates, Jill 109 Schacht, Pamela 68 Schaeffer, Calvin 38 Schelling, Don 110 Schinske, Eric 37,110 Schmeekle, Sheila 22,26,35,110 Schnozz 21,29,35,54, 102,121 Schone, Michael 110 Schroeder, Pat 68 Schroyer, Sandra 22,42,81X Schwinn, Heidi 75 Scott, Arthur 110 x Scott, Bill 81,1267 Scott, Charles 33,38,75,126,149% Segel, Tom 110 Senuty, Pete 20,38,81,125,126, 145 Sestrom, Carol Seton, Penny 75 “ Seton, Vicky 31,110 X Setzer, Cheryl 26,110 Severns, Sharon 75 Severson, Darlene 25,42,81 Sharp, Pamela 68 Sheline, Gail 110 Shelley, Pat 22,37,110 Sherman, Margaret 68 Sherwood, Craig 110,151 Sherwood, David 48,8] Sherwood, Gayle 110 Shetler, Darlene 81 Shipley, Ed 68 Short, Brynn 25 Shull, Steele 110 Siden, Richard 76 Simmonds, Frances 68 Simonds, Deborah 25,68 Simonds, Mike 81 Simplot, Judy 37,110 Simplot, Margaret 33,110 Simpson, Gary 110 Sluys, Richard 75- Slyke, Gayle 16,74 Smethurst, Linell 110,120. Smith, Bryan 38,75,126 X Smith, Edwin 110 Smith, Gary 81 Smith, Leslie 110 Smith, Linda 110 Smith, Maureen 69 Smith, Sandra 25,75 Smith, Steve 69 7 Smith, Wendy 111 Smock, P.G. Smolik, John 16,20, 111,132,133% 145 Smolik, Stuart 58,69,135 Smrekar, Chris 69 Snow, Craig 20,48, 12,189 x Sodt, Fred 17,30,31 Sofie, Mary Ann 81 Sofie, Stephen 69 __ Southas, Pam 36,58,69- Souza, Emelia 42,81 Spangler, Charisse 75 “ Sparman, David 111 Speegle, Craig 81 Speegle, Reid 69 Sperry, Loren 111 X% Speziale, Candy 26,40,111 Spore, Linda 69 : Spoto, Russ 69,138,151 Spoto, Teresa 37,111 % Spurlock, Lloyd 111 Stamm, Dave 16,69,149 Stanley, Ray 16,111 Starbird, Sandra 36,111 Stedman, Donna 81,142 Stedman, Ruth 69,142 Stenger, Sue 22,75 Stephan, Brad 38,75, 126,135,149 Stephens, Barnine 111 Stevenson, James 20,37,111,151 Stewart, Phyllis 111 Stimson, Sandy 81 Stockley, Laura 75 Story, Janice 58,75 Strahl, Diane 111 Strandberg, Susan 81 Streubel, Lee 111 Streubel, Lorraine 75 Strickland, Linda 30,75 Strickler, Merlin 81 Strode, Dan 69 Stromme, Sheila 111 Stussi, Nancy 69 Sundean, Linda 69 A Sunderland, Susan 69 Sutton, Charles 111 “A Sutton, Cynthia 69 Swan, James 81,131,148 Swan, Kim 126,149 Swank, Stephen 69,146 X_ Swanson, Carole 11,22,75 Swanson, Leslie 111 Swanson, Mare 75,149 Swartwood, Julie 16,81 % Sweeney, Jacqueline 33 Swenson, Mike 69,146 Swenson, Steve 75 Sybouts, Sherry 34,75 Tanguay, Pat 16,25,81 Tangvald, Georgia 81 Tangvald, Janet 58,69 Taplin, James 81 Taplin, Marlene 22,76 Taplin, Susan 22,26,30,111 Tarte, Allison 69 X Taylor, Chris 33,111 Taylor, Danny 70, 149% Taylor, Ronald81 Taylor, Virginia 81% Terry, Renea 16,17,26,112 Thomas, Nancy 112 Thomas, Vaughn 33,112 Thompson, Ann 16,31,36,71,76% Thompson, Autumn 76% Thompson, Robert 69 X Thompson, Vern 76 Thorne, Makr69 Thorp, Sandi 112 Thurston, Grant 17,30,48, 112° Thruston, Mark 76 Tieman, Steve 33 Tinker, Greg 81 Tippie, Curtis 8I Tippie, Jeff 58,76 Todahl, James 39X Todd, Vicki69X Todhunter, Karen 112 Todhunter, Richard 69% Tomlin, Eddie 69 ¢ Tommila, Lloyd 69,127,139,149% Tommila, Sandra 16,39,112 Toohey, Joyce 76 4 Toohey, Theresa 81 Tooker, Cheryl 35,112 Tooker, Susan 112 Travenshek, Joan 76 Triplett, Jim 81 Triplett, Kathy 27,81% Tromp, Alice 76 Trott, David 20,112,125 Turner, Elizabeth 69 ¥ Turner, Tom 69 Twinning, David 81 Twinning, Richard 69,138 Tyrell, Ed 81,124,126 X Ulrich, Gale 76 Unick, Debra58 K Unick, John 69 Urquart, Jo 76X Vail, Darlene 69 Vail, Martin 81 ; Vanderboom, Bill 59, 114 X VanderBrink, Cheryll 76 Vanderway, Richard 30,31,114% Vanerstrom, Terry 114 Vanerstrom, Terry 114 VanEtten, Vicki 43,114 VanLiew, Leroy 114 VanSinderen, Sue 36,76 VanW ingerden, Sandy 22,28,34,114 VanZandt, Priscilla 21,29,114 X Verduin, Gail 76 X Verduin, Judy 69 Vernon, Bonnie 29,30,36,39,114 Victor, Richard 76 % Victor, Thomas 114” Viles, Nancy 76,141 Vine, Karen 16,22,29,114 Visser, Ken 81,139 Vogel, Jerry 58 Vogtman, Donald 69 : VonBargen, Craig 30,76,139% Voris, Brian 54,114 Vrotsos, John 69 Wagner, Michael 58,69 Wallace, Jim 81 X° Wallin, Scott 21,36,112% Wanlin, Jean 69 Ward, William 20,112,124,130,145Y Wardrop, Katherine 69 Wardrop, Juliell2 % Ware, Joel 30,35,36,40, 112% Warner, Debbie 42,81 Warner, Dick 112 Warner, Ed76 Warner, Jeanette 81,142 Warner, Thomas 69 Washington, David 81 Waterhouse, Susan 69 ¥ Watson, John 81 Webster, Robert 81 Weed, Lana 76 Wegley, Joann 33,112 Wehmeyer, Steve 20,41,43,48, 1124 125 Weirauch, Evert 82 Weirauch, Heidi 112 Weirauch, Marta 76 Weisenburger 38,81 Weisenburger, Jim 112% Weisenburger, Karl 69% Weisenburger, Ken 76 Wells, Craig 112 Werdal, Beverly Tey Werdal, Debby 69 West, Nancy 113 Westerfield, Mary 82 % Westford, Michael 76,126 Westford, Pam 76 Westhaver, Rick 76 Westhaver, Wendy 82 Westman, Jack 113,131,148% Westman, Jim 20,113,131,148% Westman, Linda 69 Wheeler, Fred 21,32,33,41,11 Wheeler, Verna 113 Whitaker, Clyde 82 White, Judy 22,69 White, Linda 17,16,113 ¥ Whitney, Lori 58,69 Wibbens, Allen 34,113 Wiesner, Chery] 17,30,59,113X Wifler, Virginia 76 Wight, Barbara 36,76, 120 Wight, Debbie 37 ; Wight, Steven 69,127,149 Wiley, Lora 26,113 Wilkie, Brian 69,138 Wilkinson, Lynda 113 Wilkinson, Mary 30,31,113 Wilks, Dennis 69% Willert, Tom 81 Williams, Doug 76,131 Williams, Glen 16,69 Williams, Nora 17,22,25,113 Williams, Peter 139 Williams, Richard 113,148 Williams, Ronald 69 x Williams, Terry 40 Williams, Virgil 82 Willis, Cathy 21,32,58,76 ¢ Willkie, Greg 82 Wilm, Jon 82 Wilm, Ted 69,127,138, 149 Wilson, David 76% Wilson, Janet 69X Wilson, Jim 113 X Wilson, Kay 22,25,42,76 Wilson, Lyle 16,17,20,30,80,132s 148 Wilson, ere 1137S Winkler, Michael 69 Wise, Carolyn 58,69 Wise, Marilyn 36,69 Wise, Ray 82 % Wolf, Dale 34% _ Wolfe, Thomas 113% Womack, David 82 Wood, Christine 113 Wood, Dan 16,113,148 % Woodell, James 82 Woodell, Winonah 82 Woodruff, Nancy 113 Woodruff, Woody 16,17,76,126 Woods, Harold 113 Woods, Joel 69” __ Woods, Ronald 69 “ Woods, Steven 30,114 Woods, Sandy 29,144 Woulf, Peggy 69 Wouters, Thomas 69,151X Wright, Ronald 114 Wyatt, Judith 33,144 Wyatt, Wendy 82 ae aes Re A i « Yanco, Jennifer 26,54,114,121 Yancy, Clyde 114,136 os York, Kathy 28,41,42,82™ Young, Marion 114 ; 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