Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1975 volume:

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Ney je Se pay = = fe Activities ..14 || Sports.... 66 Faculty ... 98 Tech.....114 Classes... 118 Index ....188 Pi This Tree This tree standing all alone, Reminds us of our endless search For knowledge through the years, Each branch represents a phase of our lives. When the branches are all Accumulated on the trunk, We can then see where Our lives are leading. When this tree grows no more. The beauty of its structure Reminds us of it’s how beautiful Our own lives were lived. by Randy Shelly ee | T_T ee ee a “a [ee = SSE SN ae we a TM aA er ST CL EPI. SOTO a as —_ Aven on ° KODAK SAFETY FILM DOAK SAFETY FILM KODAK SAFETY FELM eat meses =} Be it football, volleyball, track, baseball, gymnastics, basketball, wrestling, or cross-country, this year’s cheerleaders have proven that they could encourage our teams to the end. Watching them do this, one may wonder who worked harder, they or the players. Those eight smiley, sparkly, spirited, and loveable young ladies did have a lot of fun being cheerleaders, but they found that it took a lot of hard work, time, and brain-strain. This was in the form of organizing their songs and dance routines, schedules, making four or five different outfits each, planning Pep Assemblies and running around to all the sports events, often several in one day, rain or shine. After all this, plus keeping above average grades, they still manage to look great at the end of the day. EE eee eee Se oe ee eee ee 16 q Left to Right: Diane Hillier, Cindy Wold, Sheri Totten, Debbie Hillier, Joene Swendt, Teri Totten, Rae Ann Baunach, and Aileen Lowman. o mo FS $ - 4 Fy a ; : : EE See = = i: Homecoming - The Roaring 20’s Never underestimate the power of B.H.S. The Juniors won this year’s homecoming hands knickers down with their big leads in almost all competitions. The Freshmen came in with a bang as they came out with second. The theme was The Roaring 20’s and proved to be a lot of fun as dizzy dames swished around in dainty high heels fringed silk dresses, beads furs escorted by a few brave guys from the Gatsby era. Kicking around all over were guys gals in ties, knickers, flashy argyles. The spirit was enhanced by the wall decorations in every hall ranging from the swingy wild life of the young people, to the dark and dangerous life of gangsters bloody Mafia shoot-outs. The week must have worn everyone out since we lost our game, but we know we're better than Sehome anyway, as our RECORD proves. Committee Chairpersons Moneymaking Melodie Johnson Publicity Diane Smith Competition Results Dane’) {U8 23 Gi ai, Pace ee eee Kim Newell Srs ie Sanh Pep Club Officers Halls 5 20 15 Kathy Anderson Daily 10 15 20 : Daily Competition LeAnne Lestiko Spirit Tags 10 15 5 Parade Ira Uhrig Parade 5 20 10 Ira Uhri Skits 20 15 10 : Yell 15 V5 Royalty Over all Ist 3rd Assembly TIONS e is bntane ase Sade Rae ay He oaCA 24 Ndiae perma 9 P lhe episbs aah fiers be mal Toes EI { SPE hae LABELLED What-A-Sho BHS did it once again with the 39th annual What-A-Sho, Ingress-Egress. The theme literally meant to enter and to exit. Students entered and combined their talent to exit triumphantly from one of the best shows ever. An estimated 150 students pooled their time and talents to entertain before approximately 800 people on November 8th. The show was a combination of skits and songs, many of which were prepared and composed by members of the cast. Some new talent was produced this year as singers. Probably the newest and most original of the singers was the quartet of three, performed by three freshmen. It seemed to please the audience. The dramatic highlight of the show was when Joyce Canaan recited a piece called “Love.” This year’s Swing Chorus again played their part by performing such songs as the ENTERTAINER. For the first time in recent years a few members of the faculty _ performed songs. Miss Debbie Gibbs sang ‘‘For Bobby’’ and Mr. Mark Schlichting dedicated the song “First Time Ever I Saw Your Face” to his wife Gretchen. Last but not least let us not forget the crew, who spent quite a few extra hours above and beyond the call of duty in preparing the show. Without these people the show would never go on. Again Mr. Krag and his assistant Thom Leonard are to be thanked for their theatrical direction. All in all the show was original and creative. Contratulations to the cast and crew of the What-A-Sho 1974. CAST LIST LaVern Smith Ira Uhrig Tracy Friel Eric Gundmundson Sheila Shelly Tom Schwind Cindy Strode Mildred Grant Penny Haas Linda McMurray Marcia Meritt Linda Elsner Chris Calkins Joyce Canaan Kris Goularte Ramon Rogers Matt Schwemmin John Mallahan Lee Sundean Jean Gerner Nancy Rushin Larry Delceg Laura Strode Bill Pierron Mike Swimelar Kelly Mitchell Joy McBride Rosie Myers Anne Mulder Cindy Beard Kathy Ericsson Ernest Garcia Russ Vernon Sheryl DuPraw Steve Watson Clark Schacht Mary Rick Jeremy Dunn Paul Bounds Dan Stewart Jim Burnes Lindy Sammons Mark Flanders Susan Solvang Cliff Allen Nancy Wardrop Linda Elsner Doug Starcher The Orchestra and The Swing Chorus Row 1: Debbie Ruswick, Teresa Heller, Sherrie Soderquist, Kristi Barber, Kathy Dvorachek. Row 2: Ira Uhrig (head drum major), Joni DeFries, Ken Newman (assistant drum major). Row 3: Ron Kohler, Dave Green, Tom Unger, Howard Crainer, John Dalquest, Stan Hanson, Russ Vernon, Karl Swope. Row 4: Kelly Fullner, Gary Gilfilen, Rick Hawes, Ken Kelln, Brian Haney, Dan Pilkey, Brad Kelln, Randy Kohler. Row 5: John Burley, Dan Stewart, Sharon Erickson, Donna Hindman, Janet Burke, Lisa Badgley, Allen Peterson, Karen Blair. Row 6: Doug Bauer, Debbie Hahnel, Diane Kohler, Jim Findley, Kathy Kolbe Stephanie Thompson, ; = oy oa RaeAnne Hendrickson, LeAnne Roberts. Row 7: Jacki Anderson, Robin Benner, Lea Schencking, Christie Medema, Tammy Neil, Janice Martin, Kathy Coe, Denise Lovelace. Row 8: Gena Badgley, Pam Dealy, Lisa Carlsen, Debbie Small, Linda Melugin, Mary Jo Hemminger, Dani Jo Erickson, Tami Legoe. Row 9: Rex Ely, Darren Smith, John Stiglitz, John Rogstad, Skip Gamble, Tammy Rutherford, Greg Carpenter, Rolland Kipling. Row 10: Jenny Roberts, Jay Sethney, Tom Roddey, Kris Totten, Carrie Harvey, Lynda Wright, Heidi Thompson, Lisa Olsen. Row 11: Cindy Bargewell, Lisa Fladd, Mary Ann Crape, Julie Aughe, Kristy Marshall, Margaret Erickson, Ellen Vickerman, Sherrie Forslof. Row 12: Don Jenkins, Dick Karuza, Brian Cole, Mike McSwain, Dave Vanduisen, Sue Peterson, Rick Chapman, ‘Lenny Kellom. Row 13: Abby Frankenfield, Linda Elsner, Jane Rygg, Bev Slesk, Karen Eggert, Barb Slesk, Martha Fischer, Shelly Thomas, Debbie McMurray, Sue Strangeland, Nancy Bauer, Sherrie Johnson, Tammy Conger, Becky Miller, Kim Maleng, Lavonne Young. Row 15: Janet Hedman, Eileen Bocchi, Beth McPherson, Erik Senuty, Cindy Klimp, Randy Rick, Kathy Webster, Lisa Lind. Row 16: Mike Kirby, Gary Kehl, Judy Glad, Gary Senechal, and Mark Anthony. Red Raider Band B.H.S. is the proud owner of a special and highly exclusive item, a 135-piece marching band under the direction of Mr. (Uncle Ralph) Pauley. It is this man, with Mr. Chuck Trentman’s help, who has given so much time, devotion, and talent that we can thank for producing the best band possible. Of course, it is an honor to be a member of that highly disciplined and talented band, and to know that you belong to something so great, that awards and travel become a way of life. For instance, last Spring they took First Place in the Blossomtime; then during their 10-day return to Hawaii, they received 2nd Place in Kamehameha Day Parade out of twelve bands participating. Next they played at the P.N.E. to pick up their 26th consecutive First Place. In September at band day at the University of Washington the band entertained 50,000 spectators of the U.W. vs. Iowa game during halftime. We hear their spirited music throughout the year at parades, football and basketball games, and pep assemblies. They play in the Christmas and Spring Concerts and the Stage Band performs throughout town. Missing: Dave Pierce, Mark Seaman, Darren Mihara, Cindy Wold, Chris Bryan, Gregg Reynolds, Terry Zehnder, Kathy Black, Robert Bussard, Curt Genther, Diane Rauch, Laurie Bergner, Debbie Pfannanstiel, Lisa Hinton, Ron Funk, and Mike Jansen. Majorette Joni DeFries presents a plaque to “Uncle” Ralph Pauley, B.H.S. Band Director, in recognition of his 25 years of teaching and his 15 years of work with the band. This occurred by surprise at the end of the band’s performance at the Homecoming game. - Freshman Band | ) : ABOVE: Row |: Theresa Munroe, Sheila Terman, Kathy Keough, Stacy Lovelace, Laura Jacobson. Row 2: Mildred Grant, Cheri Ruswick, Linda Olson, Danae Smith, Jody Merrithew, Erin Roland, Becky Evans. Row 3: Dana LaCasse, Clayton Gillette, Greg Friend, Matt Schwemmin. BELOW: Row 1: Cara Trotto, Jon Archer, Diane Amunds, Ron Higgerson, Erik Solvang, Nancy Roberts, John Clark, Craig Christie. Row 2: Craig Genther, Pamela Funk, Debbie Gallaher, Grant Walker, Tim Pitsch, Jeff Phillips, Steve Boynton, David Robinson, Debbie DuPraw, Chuck Legoe. Row 3: Jon Coe, Marty LaFave, Tom Reed, Jerry Gorsuch, Dale Erickson, Scott Elsner, Tom Yorkston, Scott Rauch. ae en Bt eS eatery: i B.H.S. Concert Choir Row four: Anita Calkins, Kim Porter, Maureen Crain, Gretchen Leanderson, Lisa Day, Chris Galley, Clifford Allen, Mike Copeland, Dale Annette, Paul Michaelson, Brad Parberry, Jack Johnson, Rick Faupel, Rae Ann Baunach, Sherry Jorisson, Sharm Smith, Mary Matyas, Susan Payne, Suzie Adema. Row Three: Debbie Baldie, Kim Wight, Linda McMurry, Linda Elsner, Diana Jenkins, Mike Rorvig, Jim Owen, Eric Anderson, Tom Morell, Bill Slesk, Kirk Brumbelow, Dan Stewart, Jeff Nelson, Cindy Berg, Sue Houck, Debbie Hillier, Georgia Peterson, Debbie Visser. Row two: Terry Patzkowsky, Lynette Sperry, Sheryl! DuPraw, Ann Schwind, Kathy Runestrand, Jon Christie, Tim Thon, Larry Delceg, Sean Sernesky, Will Gordon, Clark Schacht, John McBride, Tim Braun, Sylvia Baglio, Robin Benner, Janet Hedman, Shelly Watson, Robin Christie. Row one: Diane Hillier, Kristen Lang, Sue Graham, Yvonne Bring, Mark Seaman, Mike Swimelar, Eric Swedelius, Scott Strickler, Leslie Sperry, John Mallahan, Jane Pederson, Lori Parker, Sandy Friedl, Janet Fast, Suzy Wilson. Not pictured: Ramon Rogers, Paul Zehner, Bob Johnson, Steve Watson, Marcia Merritt, Mike Kloc, Beth Brannian, Randy Maleng, Cindy Bargewell. B.H.8. Orchestra Front row (left to right): Julie Warwick, Paul Johnson, April Weed, Steve Gregory, Stephanie Long, Tami Pilkey, Debra Dralle, Joyce Canaan. Second row: Carrie Genther, Linda Suggs, Jimmie Rogers, Scott Swan, Lisa Carlsson, Sandra Creek, Karen Sethney, Center section floor: William Pierron, Dee Hamer, Debbie Hahnel, Jim Findley, Doug Bauer, Amy Moritz. Left platform: Lynne Eastman, Anne Mulder, Diane Jones, Nancy Whitfield, Center platform: Judy Glad, Dani Jo Erickson, Gena Baggley, Debbie MacMurry. Right platform: Tamara Hansen, Terri Visbeek, Eric Hansen, Sally Hawes, Kerry Emerson, Dawn Wagner, Karin Jones, Michael Copland. Back row: Mr. Mark Schlicting, Director; Joni DeFries, Rex Ely, Jenny Roberts, Leanne Roberts, Denise Lovelace, Karen Blair, Robert Bussard, Ron Kohler, Ronald Funk, Gary Senechal, Not pictured: Janet Hedman, Cindy Bargewell, Greg Reynolds, Ira Urig, Eric Gunmundson, James Madison, and Shari Roedell. 34 Row 1: Ramon Rogers, Kathy Runestrand, Terry Patzkowsky, Eric Swedelius, Row 2: Clark Schacht, Robin Christie, Mike Swimelar, Diane Hillier, Marcia Merrit, John Mallahan,Row 3: Tim Thon, Linda McMurry, Eric Anderson, Row 4: Paul Michaelson, Debbie Hillier, Jeff e Swin Choru Cathy Craswell, Bob Johnson, Linda Elsner, S Nelson, Anita Calkins, Sylvia Baglio, Jim Owen, Sharm Smith, Paul Zehnder, Missing-Jane Pederson. Boys’ Double Quartet Girls’ Ensemble Row 1: Ramon Rogers, Mike Swimelar, Row 2: Mike Kloc, Eric Swedelius i i : : = loc, , John Row 1: Yvonne Bring, Lori Parker, R : Mallahan, Row 3: Bob Johnson, Jim Owen, Missing-Tim Braun. Kathy Runestrand, oe 3: Acie Catlins Duthie Hilke: Lids Eleven, Missing-Sheryl DuPraw and Jane Pederson. é mae: Christmas Danee It’s challenging to break an old tradition and start a new one. The new thing this year was a Christmas dinner- dance sponsored by the class of ’75. This dance took place at the Elks’ Club on the first Monday night of the Christmas vacation, Dec. 23, 1974. Dress consisted of many styles, from long dresses to dress pants, but there were no jeans. The evening started at 7:00 p.m. with a fantastic buffet style dinner then dancing began at 8:30 p.m. with the great music of “Higher Ground.” The dance was a _ huge success. seh horny 2 inosine { ES nee : : bl reas a 5 D v 8 v) oe = � 7 ouaa ix a ew Junior Prom e 4 é The night the class of ’76 had been waiting for finally arrived November 23, 1974. This year’s Junior Prom will certainly be remembered by all there. It was held in the Viking Union Lounge, ' which was decorated in yellow and orange, to fit the theme “Don’t Let The Sun go down on Me.” Music was by Lyre. This year’s Tolo, Beginnings, was held in the gym February 8. One-hundred sixty couples came into the valentine atmosphere to dance to the music of Crew Motley. OUT) home urtanrteetmecetehwlemel Debbie Gulick and the rest of the Tolo committee, Shelly Kovacevich, Sherry Jorissen, Lisa Olsen, Alice Gelder, Robin Benner, Shawn Bergsma and Le Anne Leistiko, who worked so hard, the Tolo was a terrific success. r we 7) iti Es we Mew, ae ee iS es - ee Z Pe Executive Board This year’s A.S.B. President was Ron Cowan: Vice- Presidnet, Martin Rudy: Secretary, Patty McIntyre: Beacon Editor DeeEtta Foster: Sr. Reps., Paul Anderson and Melodie Johnson: Jr. Reps., Ron Funk and Abby Frankenfield: Soph. Reps., Gill Brackinreed and Gretchen Leanderson: Frosh. Reps., Craig Christie and Linda Pederson: Inter High, Bob Johnson, Diane Hillier and Mike Rorvig. Row 1: Craig Christie, Ron Funk, Bob Johnson, Martin Rudy, Ron Cowan, and Mike Rorvig. Row 2: Diane Hillier, Patty McIntyre, Gretchen Leanderson, Paul Anderson, and DeeEtta Foster. Row 3: Linda Pederson, Melodie Johnson and Abby Frankenfield. Missing: Gill Brackinreed. Row 1: Kim Alvord, Susan Todahl, Marcy Dorning, Brenda Emmons, Jill Emerson, Kris Anderson, and Susan Lind. Row 2: Julie Aughe, Kim Wight, Ken Rose, Kelly Fullner, Mark Wolken, Curtis Benner, Cara Trotto, Helen Lallas, and Rena Carr. Row 3: Marie Paglia, Kathy Lynch, Becky Miller, Paul Limbacher, Kevin Galley, Diana Jenkins, Amy Jolley, Russ Eiriksson, Sherry Jorrissen, Pam Dealy and Robin Benner. Row 4: Robin Christie, Beth Meyer, Howard Nachtrieb, Linda Elsner, Greg Bring, Chris Yonlick, Ritt Lewis, Brett Emmons, Sue Houck, Sandy Swanson and Cathy Barnes. Row 5: Ken Newman, Martin Rudy, and Troy Nutter. Missing- Lyle Ratcliff, Duane Neyens, Rod Bring, Del Barney, Kathy Todahl, Stephanie Long, and Natalie Ivanakis. ee Boys’ State igh Inter H Girls’ State Front: Mike Rorvig, Back: Bob Johnson, Diane Hillier Nd , Patty Melntyre, Terry Mihara i al “ ba ad The Beacon Staff There are many ways at B.H.S. in which students can voice their own opinions. One of these ways is our school paper, the Beacon. The Beacon’s staff is made up of students who signed up for it as a class. Its editor is Dee Etta Foster, while Mrs. Lisa Bjork is the advisor. Each month the Beacon comes out with a paper filled with editorials, feature stories, news of coming activities, and humorous stories. If there’s a scoop to be found the Beacon is out to get it! Row 1: Jay Adams, Diane Haggith, Darian McCowan, Dee Etta Foster, Donna Burke, Sue Rayborn, Debbie Albee, John Bennett, Janice Hurlbert. Row 2: Mrs. Lisa Bjork, Perry Lorenzo, Karen Blair, Matt Benedict, Randy Kirk, Mark Wolken, Kati McKane, Sharon Rounds, Brenda Aasheim. Row 3: Jon Larson, Scott Lee, Norm Dahl. Missing: Mark Flanders, Dianna Kirschman, Mark Rounds. 46 Odaci Row 1: Alice Gelder, Carol Strickland, Sandy Swanson, Sue Houck, Robin Benner, Lisa Fladd, Marcia Annette. Row 2: Kathy Anderson, Joni DeFries, Pam Dealy, Sherry Jorissen, Shelley Kovacevich - Treasurer, Jodi Solberg, Shawn Bergsma - Vice President, Debbie Gulick - President, Lisa Olsen - Secretary. Missing: Diana Jenkins, Sarah Jolley, Grethen Leanderson, and LeAnne Leistako. Ushers Row 1: Left to Right: Kathy Barber, Kathy Neyens, Suzie Wilson, Row 2: Vickie Bowen, Shelia Shelly, LaVerne Smith, Ann Molder, and Donna Crumley. SLRLLIRGTNT Be cH SCHOOL secceaemenses a ee ae ae a a ome 2 cuneum ena e Scat if G.A.B. Row |: Kathy Neyens, Ushers Trea.; Suzy Wilson, Ushers Sec.; Shawn Bergsma, Odaci Vice-Pres.; Debbie Gulick, Odaci Pres. Row 2: LaVerne Smith, Ushers Vice-Pres.; Suzie Adema, Ushers Pres.; Shelley Kovacevick, Odaci Trea.; Lisa Olsen, Odaci Sec. ee ees G.A.B. Officers, Row 1: Kim Porter, Sec.; Cindy Piccolo, Trea.; Melanie Weed, Vice-Pres.; Lucy Firos, Pres. Missing: Pep Club Officers, Mark Wolken, Pres.; Jill Slesk, Vice-Pres.; Kathy Anderson, Sec.; Sue Houck, Trea. 47 BASKETBALL BELLES Row 1: Tami McHugh, Dawn Wagner, Cara Trotto, Karen Jones, Kathy Keough, Ronda Williams, Sally Haas, Eileen Sauer. Row 2: Lynda Vanderyacht, Cindy Raines (Co- President), Kim Trotto (Treasurer), Patti Meyer (Secretary), April Weed, Robin Benner, Gretchen Leanderson, Jodi Solberg, Shawn Bergsma, Row 3: Marvi Emerson, Marti Fischer, Barb Slesk, Linda Melugin, Nancy Bowers, Lea Schencking, Diane Koeler, Pam Dealy, Sandy Swanson, Row 4: Brenda Emmons, Jill Emerson, Karen Eggart, Bev Slesk, Kathy King, Mary Jean Moody, Alice Gelder, Debbie Gulick, Sherry Jorissen. Row 5: Kim Porter, Dani Jo Erickson, Ann Matyas, Shelley Kovacevich, Eileen Bocchi. Missing: Lea Anne Bussanitch (Co-President). 48 MAT MAIDS Siemens Row 1: Sandy Stiglitz, MaryAnn Crape, Julie Aughe (Vice-President), Mary Jo Hemminger, Nancy Sofie, Amy Jolly, Kathy Lynch, Joleigh Nelson. Row 2: Joyce Canaan, Kristen Lang, Jimmy Rogers, Peggy Mallahan (President), Kim White, Pam Dealy, Kim Maleng, Jody Merrithew. Missing: Lori Parker, Marie Paglia (Secretary), Deanna Sandness, and Lisa Day. 49 wim Timers Left to Right: Jenny Hill, Diane Thompson, Joni DeFries, Teresa Heller, Kathy Anderson, Patty McIntyre, Janice Martin, Kathy Erickssen, Terri Visbeek, Yvonne Bring. Missing: Gena Badgley, Evelyn Sehrt, and Kristie Barber. 50 Raider Club Row 1: Steve Robinson, Al White, Tim O’Connel, Del Barney, Mike Carlsson, Bill Bragg, Rod Bring, Ritt Lewis. Row 2: Chris Galley, Brian Flannery, Greg Todd, Eric Alexander, Rick Faupel, Kent Victor. Row 3: Jim Emerson, Bob Thompson, Scott Krumdiack, Steve Taunton, Bruce Smith, Carr Lanham, Bill Slesk, Leo Travenshek, Mike Rorvig, Chris Yonlick. Row 4: Rex Ely, Larry Ripley, Randy Gustafson, John Burley, Kent Barber, Jeff Varner, Dwight Hogue, Brett Emmons, Row 5: Curtis Benner, Martin Rudy, Ken Rose, Brian Morris, Wade Smith, Tim Scott, and Paul Michaelson. 52 “yeresat UB Matter of KCCOUNLAATS % ae ee ae - Fn LO gue POS Row 1: Laverne Smith, Jane Rygg, Karen Blair, Margaret Erickson, Lynda VanderYacht, Amy Jolley, Patty McIntyre (Treasurer). Row 2: Brett Emmons, Jess Oswald, Mike Murakami, Ron Funk, Jim Findley (V. Pres.), Ira Uhrig (President). Missing: Janet Hedman (Sec.). National Honor Society Ticket Sellers Left to Right: Suzy Wilson, Suzie Adema, Donna Bruke, and Sheila Shelly. Ticket Squad Left to Right: Randy Shelly, Clayton Robinson, LaVerne Smith, Connie Kennedy, Vicki Ennen, and Linda Wilson. Front Row: Clayton Robinson, Cindy West, Kitty Hatter, Kathy Ericksson, Connie Kennedy, Brian Kennedy (community volunteer), Randy Barnes. Back Tuesday Helpers Row: Del Barney, Bob Thompson, Rob Woods, Rick Faupel, Randy Parks, David Bliesner, Daye Holloway, and David Robinson. Missing: Eric Hansen, Lynda Wickham, and Mr. Craig. 53 French Club VanZanten (advisor), Mary Lou Kathy Barnes, Alice Gelder, Laurie Jones, VanDyke, John Lemman, and Perry Lorenzo. Row 2: Mrs. Row 1: German Club roy Tom Spoto, Perry Lorenzo, Robert Bussard, Howard Nachtrieb, Jess Oswalt, and 7 Nutter. Missing: Mrs. Chesterly. Left to Right: 54 Biology Club Left to Right: Jess Oswalt, Mark Wolfe, Mr. Farrell, Ira Uhrig, Mark Wickham, Sandy Nix, and Jim Farrell. Physical Science Club Left to Right: Mr. Burr, LaVern Smith, Tim Mixon, Suzy Wilson, Dave Bliesner, Russ Vernon, Rick Chapman. Missing: Jeremy Dunn and Mike Murakami. ies baat | 4 55 56 Row 1: Lily Anderson, Tami Pilkey, George Ueland, Bill Allen, Ron Seigman. Row 2: Cathy Luder, Rosemary Allen, Diane Moena, Merle Osgood, Jeanett Karl, and Celia Amondsen. Junior Achievement Snmommeete,. we Row 1: Pat Cooper, Tammy Lambert, Jean Hurlbert, Kim Sabistan, Vicki Hatch, Lori Seigman, Jeff Strode. Sate 2: Suzy Fuchser, Diane Moena. and Gordon Polinkus. Row 1: Sue Barker, Karen Sehrt, Rosemary Allen, Evelyn Sehrt, Debbie Visser, and Barbara Weir. Missing: Kris Anderson, Patricia Gordon, Julie Kirschman, Bea Lewis, Duane Noble, Robert Roddey, Tom Coote: and Linda Thomas. 57 Left to Right: Sheila Terman, Dana Noyes, Cindy Beard, Marta B Hi S Cl b Rudy, Dorothy Van Zwol, and Penny Haas. Missing: Mrs. Kay e @ e Iirve u Thompson. Left to Right: Larry Delceg and Ken Newman. P.A. Crew 58 Front Row, Left to Right: Paul Bounds, Pam Dragates, Cliff Allen, Lila Hall, Sandy Stiglitz, Sue Solvang, Sta g Crew Nancy Wardrop, Norm Yonally, Bob Pattin (Teaching Asst.). Back Row: Marta Rudy, Mark Raymond, Dennis Anderson, Mike Ordal, and Mike Elmore. Missing: Bill Ordal and Doug Starcher. 59 Valentine’s Assembly The 1975 Valentine’s Assembly was held on February 14th with Paul Anderson and Melodie Johnson as Masters of Ceremonies. The theme was “Love Never Grows Old.” Helping to make the assembly a success was the Swing Chorus, the Stage Band, and Steve Watson and Ernie Garcia who sang a number called the “Joys of Life.” Flirts: Paul Limbacher at Marvi Emerson, edelius AP teem eattet ABest ecctaeen ome pm Bie ee at tee Lang tin S$ “Don’t Drink The Water’”’ This cascade of comedy by Woody Allen takes place inside an American embassy behind the Iron Curtain. An American tourist, caterer by trade, and his family of wife and daughter rush into the embassy two steps ahead of the police who suspect them of spying and picture-taking. But it’s not much of a refuge, for the ambassador is absent and his son, now in charge, has been expelled from a dozen countries. Nevertheless, they carefully and frantically plot their escape, and the ambassador’s son and the caterer’s daughter even have time to fall in love. CAST Drobney...------- Larry Delceg Ambassador .-.-.- -- Perry Lorenzo Kilroy - eee Russ Vernon Maccen nieces Mike Swimelar Marion. = «so smc Cathy Coe Walter . «2... 0-meees Cliff Allen Susan a oer Nancy Rushin Krojack « = 2+ 320% Ramon Rogers Burns..-.--+-+« Doug Starcher Chef Se) ele) im is) ww ema vetie ie Jeremy Dunn Sultantoo) a eens Ernie Garcia Sultan’s Wife...... Joyce Cannan Kasnar.-2.-- somes Tom Unger Countess Bordoni . . Joyce Cannan ROUAR FhUo A AN rien v KUVARK FLUD A FAN Fim J i F N KODAK PLUS X PAN FILM KODAK SAFETY FILM KODAK TRI X PAN FILM KODAK SAFETY FILM KODAK TRI X PAN FILM : c K bor } Wren 1 Row 1; Gary Button, Ron Cowan, Paul Michealson, Randy Maleng, Jim Findley, Ron Kohler, Tim Scott, Row 2; Rod Bring, Bill Bragg, Eric Alexander, Norm Dahl, Bob Johnson, Greg Todd, Coach West 68 Raiders Have Punch Power After several years, the Red Raiders finally got another fighting team. Compiling a 6-3 overall record and a 5-2 conference record the Raiders claimed sole position of 2nd place in the NW AAA League. It sure feels good to win! Giving up pounds and inches, the guys replaced them with blazing speed and a determination and coordination together to earn them the name of “Raider Brothers.” Our “Mighty Midgets” gave all they had. The most exciting game of the season came against the Ferndale Golden Eagles. The whole night was frantic and at the end of the game the score was 14 all! NW AAA league rules made overtime possible. After 2 overtimes the Raiders ruled 26-20! We played a great game against the huge Mt. Vernon Bulldogs; outwitting them for 24 points! The defense chalked up their 3rd shutout of the year. Individual Awards Gaptalneeerteie eee cs eee eos ae ET . Ron Cowan Enspirations| seer era oth ere ; . Ron Cowan Oatstaniding Fb layer on cicsicniesiehe Sens «6 eed Bill Bragg Most Valuables! layers. sera. se ee cs eee Ss Greg Todd Best Blocker and Tackler..... Tim Scott and Chris Y onlick Best Offensive Lineman .... Randy Maleng and Tim Scott Best Defensive Lineman....-............-- Rick Faupel Best Defensive Back ........... eee brett ommons Scholastic Award Winners. . 5.0.55 5000s Brett Emmons Bellingham 0 Snohomish Most Improved Player........... Norman “Stormin” Dahl Bellingham 34 Sedro Wooley Mrstlustiém ser in 5 - Ss area nates aenaty's iu ..-Ron Kohler Bellingham 38 Lynnwood Coach’s Award....... - Ron Cowan, Tim Scott, —_ Bellingham 26 Ferndale “Stormin” Norman Daht Pobueincon: Randy Naleng, Eric Bellingham 26 Oak Harbor Alexander, Paul Michaclon Bellingham 24 Mt. Vernon Bellingham 6 Burlington Bellingham 12 Sehome Bellingham 49 Anacortes 70 Row 1; Ron Higgerson, Eric Solvang, Rick Brown, Darren Slater, Rick Chapman, Row 2: Eric Alexander, Gregg Todd, Wade Smith, Jim Findley, Kent Barber, Bob Johnson, Norm Dahl, Paul Michealson, Row 3: Chris Yonlick, Larry Ripley, Chris Galley, Brett Emmons, Bill Bragg, Rick Faupel, Jeff Nelson, Mel Chapman, Row 4: Carr Lanham, Kent Victor, Bil Slesk, Bob Thompson, Jeff Varner, Pete Hay, Tim O’Connell, Del Barney, Row 5: Tim Scott, Ron Cowan, Gary Button, Ron Kohler, Rod Bring, Randy Maleng, Lloyd Stray, Row 6: John Craig, Tom Meixner, Tom Roehl, Marv Nelson, Jeff Dorr, Head Coach Vel West. Row 1: Scott Unick, Jeff Emerson, Terry Todd, Jeff Rayborn, Row 2: Scott Faupel, Terry Heigler, Bill Robinson, Skip Gamble, Jeff Olson, Brian Ludin gton, Jesse Lane, Brian Lane, Row 3: Jack Johnson, Brian Lovingfoss, Stark Follis, Bob Middleton, John Person, Randy Gustafson, Don Thompson, Greg Reynolds, Bruce Smith, Row 4: John Craig, Tom Meixner, Tom Roehl, Marv Nelson, Jeff Dorr, Head Coach Vel West. Frosh Football Bellingham 0 Oak Harbor 24 Bellingham 18 Ferndale 6 Bellingham 6 Mt. Vernon 18 Bellingham 6 Anacortes 18 Bellingham 24 Sedro Woolley 8 Bellingham 40 Sehome 6 Row 1: Jon Coe, Blake Ambers, Kevin Fullner, Brad O’Malley, Tim Pitsch, Jim Robinson, Chris Swanson, Tim Dunn, Woody Sabiston, Don Jenkins, Row 2: Dale Sharp, Dan Murakami, John Nowakowski, Joe Goularte, Jeff Jenkins, Brian Lovingfoss, Erik Dyrland, Chuck Legoe, Todd Stephan, Greg Schenck, Kevin Kurtz, David Mead, Row 3: Paul Bounds, Steve Scarborough, Bruce Ebergson, Calvin Burgraff, Scott Long, Greg Tripp, Bob Chapman, Kevin Foster, Paul Limbacher, Craig. Christie, Scott Elsner, Mike Green, Ron Limbacher, Kendall Hillaire, Chuck Denson. Winter Sports Assembly During Winter Sports Week, the halls were posted and buttons were sold. Members of the classes attended the various sports events of the week. These events included: Swimming on Tuesday, Jan 14th against Pilchuck which B.H.S. won 50 to 33; Girls’ Basketball on Wednesday; Wrestling on Thursday against Oak Harbor which we won 37 to 13; Girls’ Gymnastics on Wednesday; and Varsity Basketball on Friday against Sehome which we won 64 to 50. The Freshmen promoted swimming, the Sophomores promoted Gymnastics, the Juniors promoted Wrestling, and the Seniors promoted Basketball. Over-all winners of class competition included Freshmen, First Place; Sophomores, Second Place; Seniors, Third Place, and the Juniors, Fourth Place. ts Ro alt Row 1: Matt Treat, Kathy Stonedahl. Row 2: Kathy Lynch, Steve Jansen, Sarah y y Jolley, Don Thompson, Jim Robinson, and Helen Lallas. i r « 2. Varsity Basketball Left to Right: Randy Maleng, Rod Bring, Bob Thompson, Chris Galley, Randy Gustafson, Kent Barber, Tom Thon, Jim Emerson, Curtis Benner (Manager), Coach Riseland. Bellingham 49 Bothel 44 Bellingham 48 Mariner 65 Fighting against taller teams every time they played, this Bellingham 49 Sehome 50 year’s Raider Varsity -Basketball Team was perhaps the Bellingham 39 Anacortes 83 scrappiest team in the Northwest AAA League this year. Bellingham 53 Mariner 67 The first part of the season the tallest starting player was Bellingham 48 Oak Harbor 56 only 60” tall. Bellingham 43 Everett 78 Bellingham 54 Cascade 55 The Riaders were tested early by Bothell and their 611” Bellingham 42 Burlington 49 center. The Raiders won. Bellingham 65 Sedro Woollep7 Bellingham 50 Mt. Vernon 59 As the season progressed, Junior center, Randy Gustafson, Bellingham 64 Sehome 50 rapidly improved and was inserted into the starting line-up. Bellingham 38 Ferndale 56 At 66”, Randy gave some needed height to the line-up. Bellingham 32 Anacortes 80 _ : Bellingham 47 Oak Harbor 73 The hustle and desire of the exciting Raiders was Bellingham 59 Burlington 55 demonstrated by the fact that 5 Raiders broke the school Bellingham 72 Sedro Woolle63 record in steals led by Jim Emerson who now holds the record Bellingham 50 Mt. Vernon 71 at 38 steals. The former record was 20 steals. Jim Emerson Bellingham 56 Sehome 66 also set a school record in recoveries with 40, while Rod Bring Bellingham 49 Ferndale 53 set the record in shots attempted at 300. Rod Bring, the team’s leading scorer, was Selected to the Herald’s 2nd All-Conference team, while sophomore starter, Chris Galley, who led the Raiders in rebounding, was selected to the 3rd All-Conference team. Tom Thon, Jim Emerson and Kent Barber were honorable mention selections. Sportsmanship; Randy Gustafson- Most Improved; and Jim Emerson- Best Defensive Player. Bob Thompson, though hampered by a sprained ankle, provided the Raiders with an often needed spark. onateam.” Other award winners, voted by the team, were: Randy Maleng- Inspirational; Rod Bring and Chris Galley- First year varsity coach, John Riseland said, “These guys are something special. This was the most enjoyable coaching year I have ever had. We had a closeness that does not always exist 4 a c 4 : [2 2 ais, a J.V. Basketball The 1974-75 Junior Varsity Basketball team finished this year’s season with 10 wins and 9 losses. They finished the season with a big 60- 48 win over Ferndale. Also winning 5 games with Sehome and Ferndale, giving them both the City and County Championships. Although they lacked overall size, the team played outstanding basketball losing only twice to two teams- Mt. Vernon and Oak Harbor. This year’s J.V. team will provide next year’s varsity with a balanced group of scorers as 7 players scored over 90 points. The leading scorers were: Bill Slesk with 179 points, Mike Rorvig with 169 points, and the team was led by Dave Gerner with 125. Bellingham 47 Bothell 45 Bellingham 48 Mariner 62 Bellingham 55 Sehome 49 Bellingham 52 Anacortes 42 Bellingham 57 Mariner 55 Bellingham 50 Oak Harbor 56 Bellingham 44 Cascade 50 Bellingham 37 Burlington 56 Bellingham 56 Sedro Woolley 59 Bellingham 41 Mt. Vernon 46 Bellingham 55 Sehome 46 Bellingham 67 Ferndale 40 Bellingham 51 Anacortes ar Bellingham 51 Oak Harbor 53 Bellingham 48 Burlington 39 Bellingham 72 Sedro Woolley 49 Bellingham 63 Mt. Vernon 67 Bellingham 45 Sehome 39 Bellingham 60 Ferndale 28 Left to right: Don Ludington, Bill Slesk, Rick Steward, Kirk Brumbelow, Lawrence Leslie, Dave Gerner, Doug Dether, Willie Warwick, Steve Taunton, Mike Rorvig, Rick Brown (Manager), and Coach LeRoy Galley. Frosh Basketball The Frosh Basketball team concluded a fine season with a record of 8 wins and 4 losses and a tie for second place in the 9-team Northwest League. The Frosh won the City and County Championships by beating both Ferndale and Sehome twice. Highlights of the season included a four-game winning streak in which the Raiders beat Sedro Woolley 46 to 28, North Whidbey 34-30, Ferndale 43-37, and Sehome 38-37; and a fantastic come back victory in the last game of the season at Oak Harbor where the Raiders came from 12 points down in the third quarter to grab a 51-49 victory with some clutch free throws by Erik Dyrland, Kevin Kurtz, and Scott Long. Individually, there were several standouts: Craig Christie averaged 10 points and 10 rebounds a game and set a new Frosh record with 120 rebounds for the season. Scott Long also averaged 10 points a game, and played outstanding defense all season. His 18 points led the way in the big win over Oak Harbor. Bruce Gustafson was the second leading rebounder, a strong defender and set a new Frosh record for steals in a season. Jeff Jenkins played tough defense all season, and led the team in assists. The team, as a whole, showed good poise by winning several games in the last few minutes, and play ed aggressive defense all season long. The Freshmen are to be congratulated on a successful season, not only in the win column, but the learning column as well. Bellingham High 44 Ferndale 35 Bellingham High 42 Oak Harbor 39 Bellingham High 42 Sehome 30 Bellingham High 40 Mt. Vernon 41 Bellingham High 42 Burlington 44 Bellingham High 36 Anacortes 40 Bellingham High 46 Sedro Woolley 28 Bellingham High 34 N.Whidbey 30 Bellingham High 43 Ferndale 37 Bellingham High 38 Sehome SF Bellingham High 34 Mt. Vernon 53 Bellingham High 51 Oak Harbor 49 Left to right: Kevin Galley, Jeff Jenkins, Scott Long, Scott Elsner, Bruce Gustafson, Craig Christie, Paul Limbacher, Erik Dyrland, Kevin Kurtz, Gary Gould, John Nowakowski, Bob Rohwer, Below: Erik Solvang, Coach Irvin. 79 BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS First row: Tim Parker, Jeff Varner, Jeff Olson, Mike Varsity ‘“Rasslers”’ Anacortes Sedro Woolley Sehome Burlington Anacortes Lynnwood So. Kitsap Oak Harbor Ferndale Sedro Woolley Sehome Mt. Vernon Anacortes wt Preston hag) ant of we ws yas ae tere Murakami, Dan Sadler, Scott Strickler, John Whitehead, Tim Thon, Ron Higgerson, Mgr. Middle row: Duane Neyens, mgr., Brian Ludington, Don Thompson, Jim Findley, Bob Johnson, Tris Swedelius, Joe Hinjosa, Craig Lovingfoss. Top row: Brian Flanery, Jack Johnson, Bruce Smith, Chris Y onlick, Tim O’Connell, Greg Reynolds, Paul Michael Michaelson, Paul Zehnder, Mark Anthony, Jeff Nelson. One day a martian landed in the midst of a BHS wrestling match. As he watched, he became more and more confused as two guys in stocking suits stood on a hard mat and shook hands. Then they backed away and started circling each other with their hands outstretched and stiff. Suddenly, they lunged together and began a series of twists, bends, strange body and facial contortions and even piggyback rides. Meanwhile, a little man in a striped shirt rolled around on the floor watching them. Soon the martian picked up strong vibrations from the two guys. They seemed to say, ‘“Win, win, Win!” “Gotta- gittim-down!” The crowd is yelling, the struggling became more intense. At last, strength, endurance and or self preservation won out as one guy floored the other. The winner jumped up and raised an arm as his fellow teammates rushed over to slap him on the back (or head). Crazy earthling dances! This season’s high point came as 9 team members were sent to the 1975 Regional Tournament. This concluded a successful season of participation in a Conference Dual Meet, the Auburn Invitational Tourney, BHS Wrestlerama, and an interleague Double-Dual Meet. Scott Strickler and Brian Flanery represented BHS well by winning Conference Champion honors. Flanery even advanced to the State Tournament. Coaches this year were Mr. George Y onlick and his assistant Mr. Robert White. Greg Reynolds, Bruce Smith, Paul Michaelson, Chris Yonlick, Mark Anthony, Brian Flanery, Jeff Nelson, Brian Ludington, Jeff Varner, Jeff Olson, John Whitehead, Mike Murakami, Dan Sadler, Scott Strickler, and on floor, Manager Duane Neyens. Tim Pitsch, John Clark, Anthony Lubetich, Brian Lovingfoss, Paul Tuttle, Ron Limbacher, Dave Robinson, Bob Chapman, Mike Copeland, Paul Bounds, Kevin Foster, Bob Schrey, Todd Stephan, Jim Burns, Kevin Fullner, Russell Paul, Woody Sabiston, and Jim Robertson. B.H.S. Swim Team This year’s Swim Team did very well with eight wins and four losses for the season. Superboy of the water was Jim Williams, who took 8th place at the State meet for the 100 yd. Breastroke and also set three new school records. His timings for these were: 1:03.1 in the 100 yd. Breastroke, 5:28.9 in the 500 yd. Freestyle, and 2:14.6 in the 200 yd. ILM. Awards were given at the Sports Banquet to Team Captain Matt Treat, Del Moreau for Inspiration, and Randy Kohler as the Most Improved Swimmer. The Raiders took 10th Place in the Region 1 Championships. Front Row: Larry Demmert, Jeff Phillips, John Johansen, Mike Copeland, Del Moreau, Leo Travenshek. Center Row: Steve Jansen, Melissa Costello, Russ Eiriksson, Gary Senechal, Marvi Emerson, Randy Kohler, Cindy West, Mike Carlsson, Eric Anderson. Back Row: Jay Johnson, Paul Anderson, Mark Evich, Jim Williams, Carr Lanham, Jim Smith, Brad Kelln, Stephanie Long, Matt Treat, and Coach Goodman. Bellingham Bellingham Bellingham Bellingham Bellingham Bellingham Bellingham Bellingham Bellingham Bellingham Bellingham Bellingham Meadowdale Sehome Lynnwood Mountlake Terrace Edmonds Pilchuck Marysville Mt. Vernon Mariner Sehome Woodway Everett 83 Row 1: Kent Victor, Jim Emerson, Ken Rose, Gill Brackinreed. Row 2: Bob Thompson, Greg Todd, Kent Barber, Bryan Morse. Row 3: John Burley, and Chris Galley. Missing: Coach Herrick. Diamond Dolls Row 1: Susan Ford, Robin Jonasson. Row 2: Sue Houck, Debbie Ruswick, Barb Slesk, Shelly Dovacevich. Row 3: Sherry Jorissen, Kathi King, Robin Benner, LeAnne Leistiko, and Kristi Barber. Missing: Laura Jacobson. Darwin McAfee, Bill Slesk, Varsity Baseball foe 4 Pm I ‘ = r ; ee ee be Sh ane me 2 iat i, Sey — | | | Row 1: Dan Jansen, Duff Raber, Terry Todd. Row 2: Dick Karusa, Tim Morse, Laurence Leslie, Jeff Emerson. Row 3: Leo Travenshek, John Mead, Craig Lovingfoss, Jay Stiglitz. Row 4: Ken Newman, A | VY B b iT and Willy Warwick. e @ ase a Row |: Clayton Robinson (mgr.), Terry King, Erik Solvang, Tim Dunn, Morris Sabistan, Blake Ambers. Row 2: Morey Hamilton, Charles Denson, Terry McCartin, Kevin Fuller, Jim Christofferson, Craig Christie. Row 3: Kevin Foster, Cary Gustafson, Bruce Ebergson, Frosh Baseball Dan Murakami, Greg Schenck, Dave Mead. Row 4: Scott Elsner, Dave Robinson, Erik Dyrland, Greg Tripp, Bob Rohwer, and Dean Wickenberg. Missing: Mark Rounds. Varsity Track Row 1: Vince Parsons, Chris Yonlick, Bill Bragg, Rod Bring, Rex Ely, Larry Delceg, Tris Swedelius, Duane Neyens. Row 2: Tim Scott, Brett Emmons, Rick Faupel, Bill Ordal, Kirk Brumbelow, Ray Morris, Eric Anderson, Scott Krumdiak, Steve Taunton. Row 3: Martin Rudy, Curtis Benner, Wade Smith, Brian Ebergson, Ritt Lewis, Rick Stewart, Mike Rorvig, Dwight Hogue, Skip Gamble. Row 4: Bruce Smith, Jeff Varner, Joel Pearson, Randy Gustafson, Larry Ripley, Greg Bring, Carr Lanham, Lloyd Stray, and Randy Johnston. Missing: Mark Anthony, Mel Chapman, Steve Faulkner, Jose Hinojosa, Jon Pearson, and Jack Smith. Row 1: Ron Limbacher, Paul Limbacher, Jeff Jenkins, Todd Stephan, Tom Oltman, Jim Smith. Row KF h 2: Rod Johnston, Gary Starkey, Bruce Gustafson, Mike Ordal, Jay Adams, Kevin Kurtz. Row 3: Steve res men rae Scarborough, Bob Chapman, Rick Endersby, Paul Bounds, and Don Grasdock. Missing: Jeff Alvord. 88 Cross Country The Cross Country Team had a fairly good year-beating Ferndale, Anacortes, and Sedro Woolley in dual meets. Bellingham won the County meet and was awarded the Robert Frazier Trophy and in the District meet the Raiders placed seventh out of seventeen schools Participating. Varsity awards went to: Ken Karlbrg, Darren Smith, Mike Rorvig, Ritt Lewis, Dewight Hogue, Mark Anthony-Co-Captain and Jim Emerson- Co-Captain and Inspiration. J.V. awards went to: Jim Smith, Jerry Heller, Greg Bring, Bill Hoggarth, Tris Swedelius and Matt Treat. Row 1: Coach Bob Dorr, Mark Anthony, Jim Emerson, Mike Rorvig, Tris Swedelius. Row 2: Karen Blair, Ken Karlberg, Darren Smith, Greg Bring, Ritt Lewis, Robin Perigo. ; Row 3: Matt Treat, Bill Hoggarth, Jerry Heller and Dwight Hogue. aassscsicats tomer NT Left to Right: Marty Hatfield, Al White, Steve Robinson, Frank McIntyre, Bill B by] Vv e T @ Hoggarth, Kim Finley, Doug Dether, Brian Cole, and John Nowakowski. Missing: oys aksi y @ennis | Tim Braun. tL) Left to Right: Derek Visser, John Clark, Tim Pitsch, Matt Benedict, Jim Eide, Jon Larson, Dale Benson, Gary A | V T ov. BenHIS Senachal, Gary Gould, Grant Walker, and Brad O'Malley. Left to Right: Kelly McDonald, Jerry Heller, Brian Lovingfoss, Darren Smith, Kevin Galley, Rod Carr, Dan Saddler, Stark Follis, Paul Angell, Bill Robinson, and Coach Galley (below). Missing: Steve Jansen. The Girls’ Volleyball Team had a good year by winning four games and losing eight. At the end of the season the girls voted on Sherrie Soderquist as Captain of the year, Becky Evans as Most Inspirational and Linda Suggs as Most Improved Player. Girls’ Volleyball Row 1: Shannon Peterson, Marcia Merritt, Debbie DuPraw, Nita Heathers, Bernadine Harrison, Valerie Bite Row 2: Debbie Hahnel, Sherrie Soderquist, Becky Evans, Heidi Thompson, Mary Scott, Linda Suggs, Rosemary Allen. Missing: Kathy Hatfield and Joyce Canaan. 92 Left to Right: Kathy Brooks, Donna Burke, Cathy Craswell, Gretchen Leanderson, April Weed, Leanne Roberts, Girls’ Tennis Kathy Razore, and Coach Arnold Bobson. The Girls’ Tennis Team finished last in the Conference with an 0 and 8 record. They, with the help of Coach Bobson’s knowledge of the game and a lot of hard work finished in the fifth place tie during the Sub-District match. Girls’ Gymnasties It’s a building year for 74-75 Gymnastics with only four upper classmen and six Freshmen on the team. It’s a learning year too with weight control, self-discipline, and fun mixed up with different turn-out times, the last year of the old compulsories, and the first year without trampoline as a competitive event. We finished sixth in the District Tournament at Ferndale with a score of 231.48. Janet Hedman, Senior, and Casey Flowers, Freshman, qualified to go to Regionals and State. Janet qualified for Regionals with a 9th in all-around, 8th in Beam, and 9th in Floor. Casey qualified for Regionals with a 7th in Tumbling. At Regionals, Janet qualified for State with a 6th in Beam, and Casey with a 5th in Tumbling. Co-Captains for the season were Seniors Janet Hedman and Kim Reilly. Nancy Roberts was voted as Most Improved, and Janet Hedman was voted as | Most Inspirational. The girls are coached by Ms. Carol Jimeno and Miss Debbie Gibbs. Bellingham 99.56 Burlington 33.41 Bellingham 93.82 Ferndale hee Bellingham 94.53 Oak Harbor 127.54 | : z Row |: LeeAnne Peterson, Kerry Emerson, Casey Flowers, Danae Smith, Sinaia ne ae aaintt ee and Nis Bites On ears fone Roberts, Kim Reilly, Janet a ae and Shelly Watson. Missing: Cassy Owen. 95 Girls’ Track Row 1: Miss Stockton, Karen Blair, Robin Perigo, Shannon Peterson, Mary Scott, Debbie DuPraw, Kathy Neyens, Linda Suggs, Sharon Erickson. Row 2: Penny Haas (mgr.), Marta Rudy(mgr.), Stacey Lovelace (mgr.), Mary Jean Moody, Carol Strickland, Cathy Craswell, Julie Kirschman, Nita Heathers. Row 3: Kerry Emerson, Brenda Emmons, Melissa Smith, Sara Nuckolls, Kim Alvord, Natalie Ilvanakis, Cara Trotto, Jill Emerson. Row 4: Rosemary Allen, Janet Dvorachek, Debbie Hillier, Cindy Raines, Aileen Lowman, and Amy Jolley. Missing: Lisa Fladd, Kellie Hulsebus (mgr.), Linda Olson, Robin Benner, and Lori Klopp (mgr.). Row |: Shannon Peterson, Debbie DuPraw, Kathy Brooks, Robin Perigo, Mary Scott, Nita Heathers, Mr. Arnold Bobson. Row 2: Kim Miller, Sharon Erickson, Melanie We @ Girls’ Kirschman, Debbie Hahnel, Amy Jolley, Linda Suggs. Missing: Laurie Jones, Rosie Myers. Baskethall Bellingham High School added one more team to the Northwest League, the girls’ basketball team. They were a spirited group of girls, and represented B.H.S. well with their hard work and fair play. The team voted Robin Perigo honorary team captain, Debbie Hahnel was named most inspirational player. Named most improved player was Sharon Erickson. Even though they ended the season with 14 losses, 0 wins, the girls feel they enjoyed playing, and are looking forward to a great year next year! Wd NWd Kw te Wd NYd ¥ IHL W¥dOY ai : ieee : Wd x iu ALB4AVS MYCOM bP i es yvaoM Wid ALIIWS WYCOW wiia Mr. Gordon L. Carter: Mr. Harlan W. Jackson: Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent Dr. Richard L. Green: Assistant Superintendent The Biggies Mr. Ron Jepson: President of School Board Dr. James Roberts: Assistant Superintendent Business and Finance Mr. James Freeman: Vice President of School Board Board members: Hal Arnason, Carol Radke, and, new this year, Frank Uhrig. B.H.S. Administration sesso URS ee Mr. Stephan Johnson; Mr. Larry Stephan; Vice Principal Principal i i H } Mr. Rolf Valum; Vice Principal Mr. Howard Jones; Dean of Students 101 Mrs. Lisa Bjork; English, Beacon Advisor, Soph. Class Advisor Mrs. Bette Alexander; Business Education, Mr. Del Bargewell; Science, Co-Advisor Odaci Dept. Chairman Mr. Robert Burr; Science, Jr. Class Advisor, Science Club Mr. Arnold Bobson; Physical Education, Tennis Coach Mrs. Inger A. Chesterley; German, German Club Advisor, Freshman Class Advisor Mr. Thomas Conley; English, Dept. Chairman Mr. Paul Berg; Art, Yearbook Advisor Mr. C.M. Coye; Science Mrs. Virginia Fenno; Librarian Mr. Jeffery J. Dorr; Mathematics, Var. Football Coach, Frosh Baseball Coach Mrs. Echo A. Door; French, French Club Mr. Leroy Galley; English, Assist. Baseball Coach, Head Golf Coach Mr. Bob Dorr; Physical Education Track Coach, Raider Club Mrs. Carol Ericsson; Junior Counselor Mr. Russ Farrell; Biology, Biology Club Advisor cr OG HOO ae a me Peo rreres are gow rewwwe wee 3 Mr. Jack B. Herrick: Space Science, Prospecting, Earth Science. Mr. Kale L.'Harden: Math, Computer Concepts, Junior Class Advisor. Miss Nancy Higgerson: Home Ec., Cheerleader Advisor. Miss Debbie Gibbs: Vocal Music, Choir, Chorus. Mr. Fred Goodman: Math, Science, Swim Coach. Mrs. Berniece Gorsuch: Home Ec. Mrs. K. Holzer: Humanities, English Mr. John E. Gooch: English, Chess Club Advisor, Sophomore Class Ad. Mr. Fred McCormick: English, Speech 1. Office Simulation, Usher Advisor. Mr. Don A. Krag: Drama, Stagecraft, Stage Prod., P.A. Crew. Mrs. Bettie McNeely: Shorthand, Typing, b Mrs. R.M. Loop: Art, Make-up Crew. Ms. Carol K. Jimeno: Girls’ P.E., Girls’ Gymnastics Coach. Mr. Dan Lowery: Social Studies, Frosh Class Advisor. SRR Mr. Tim Irvin: English, Fr. Baseball Coach, Track Coach. Rex Johnson: Social Studies, Audio-Visual. Mr. Robert Jorgenson: Metal Shop, Traffic Safety. PECL s Mr. lan Monson: Woodshop, Ms. Helen Montgomery: Dist. Dept. Chairman Social Studies, Sr. Class Advisor Mr. Gordon Nicholls: Mechanical Drawing, Traffic Mrs. Bonnie Osgood: Mr. Tom Philpott: Mathematics, Safety, Fr. Class Advisor English Dist. Dept. Chairman Mrs. Jan O'dell: Mr. Ralph Pauley: Theory, Stage Band, Mr. Lee Otten: Sophomore Class Counselor Marching Band, Concert Band Freshmen Class Counselor. he Mr. Julian W. Pietras: Mr. Robert G. Safsten: Social Studies, Department Mr. Gale Ramerman: Mathematics Chairman Mathematics Mr. Michael Pooleon: Social Studies, Rights and Responsibilities, Freshman Advisor Mr. Harold Roberts: Biology Mr. Ron Roberts: Industrial Arts, Mr. John Riseland: Senior Class Senior Class Advisor Coach Mr. Gregory T. Pitsch: Social Communications, Phychology, Guidance Counselor Mrs. Kathleen M. Thompson: Home Ec., G.A.B. Odaci, Future Nurses Mr. William Schact: Jr. Prep Distributive Ed., Miss Leslie Stockton: Sr. Cooperative DE Girls’ P.E., Coach Mr. Mark M. Schlicting: ee Doug Thompson: ocial Studies Orchestra Mrs. Darlene Valum: Girls’ Health Mrs. Geraldine Van Zanten: French, French Club, Sophomore Class Mr. Paul W. Skaggs: Advisor Mathematics Miss Kathleen Waldron: Spanish, Spanish Club Mr. George Yonlick: History, Wrestling Coach, Mrs. Jean M. Wolfe: Advisor, Pep Club Advisor Mat Maids Advisor English Mr. Alan Watts: English, Honor Society, Senior Class Advisor Mr. Robert White: Social Studies, Boy’s P.E., Fr. Football Coach, Assist. Wrestling Coach Mr. Mal Walton: Business Education, Frosh Football Coach Mr. William C. Ward: Traffic Safety, Health Education Mrs. Donna Pauley: Teacher’s Aide, Computational Skills, Resource Center, Bookroom. Mrs. Loretta Tedrow: Tutor with Target Project. Mr. Tom Meixner: Teacher’s Aide, Special Education, Varsity Football Coach. Mrs. Mary Hedrick: Business Manager. Mr. Jim Terhorst: Teacher’s Aide, Driver Education, A.V., Math.-Science, and Social Studies. Mrs. Vera Auguston: Secreta Mrs. Zelda Ricken: Mrs. Barbara Green: sae tae Main Office Secretary Principal's Secretary = ® % gardarnees eres Mrs. Margaret Rasmussen: : : idee opel peace ‘ Mrs. Jettie Van Sinderen: z Attendance Secretary Mrs. Ruth Visser: Registrar Mrs. Carolyn Ambrose: Communication Skills Steve LaVigne: to hearing impaired students Federal Programs Counselor Mrs. Particia Lund: Tutor Counselor Special Services Missing: Ms. Barbara Levin Mrs. Jennifer Austin: Special Education - ee we Feo Pee tk sy aly tT nt. ek ‘ oe ew mes - ‘aman? C2 Saget oe toa oo othe ee Rg On ge te ee RSE Mr. John Craig: Special Education, Varsity Football, J.V. Baseball Mrs. Paulette Freeman: School nurse Custodians These are the people who pick up after us and keep everyone from wading through the 3 feet of garbage which would accumulate around the school each week. Opposite: Head custodian Milt Luke and Louise Cole. Below left to right: Harold Bowen, Ron Kneme yer, Wesley Land, Jerry Teagarden and Ross Garvin. iad r Cooks Here are the ladies who manage to fill the tummies of the entire (almost) student body every day. They: are from left to right: Head cook, June Wilson; Cooks, Wanda Mount, Francis Little, Irene Brooks and Zoie B’ham Tech School The Bellingham Vocational-Technical School is essentially for High School Seniors and older adults to train for their future without having to pay the expensive college fees they would have to pay if they went to college. The Tech school trains their students in everything from Cake Decorating to Electronics, Mechanics, Secretarial skills and Nursing! Of course there are many other skills that are taught out of Tech, so many it would take forever to mention, unfortunately we don’t have forever. We can only say that because of our great fortune of having such a school many of our graduating students are going out in the world much more equipped to handle their various futures. Many thanks and a lot of appreciation goes to Tech! Hi 4 : : . Mr. Samuel P. Leathers, Assistant Director Mr. Lawrence R. Belka, Director Mrs. Gloria Elsner, Bookkeeper Mrs. Carol Smith, Secretary to Director’ 116 Mr. Gary Glaze, Counselor Mrs. Erlona Schermerhorn, Night School Secretary Mr. Robin Hays, Night School Supervisor i i 5 i ’ As freshmen, the class of 1975 started out ‘Bright Eyed and Bushy Tailed.’ It quickly made it’s presence known by demonstrating spirit, ambition, and originality. “UNITY!” was the motto, which made this class prosper!! As Seniors, they look upon these past four years as fun, exciting, and rewarding. Class of °75 Boys’ Rep. Paul Andenee Girls’ Rep. Melodie Johnson President Randy Maleng Secretary Jennifer Roberts Vice President Ken Karlberg Adair, Eileen Danette: What-A-Sho: Ambition: To remember-Man was made when natufe was an apprentice, but woman- when she was a skillful mistress of her art. Also that everyone is my friend until they prove different. To someday visit S.C. in a convent, where she belongs. (tee-hee) S:C:R. “80” Alexander, Eric R.: Football, Baseball, Lettermans Club, Frosh Student Council. Ambition: To live my life to it’s fullest, and never lose touch with the really important things in life. And someday settle down with N.K. and raise some Little ones. Allen, Clifford Eugene: What-A-Sho, Operetta, Experimental Theatre Group, Choir, Woody Allen Comedy. Ambition: To find a place in the mountains, far away from the Atomic Cellophane Society, and to share it with someone who can look past my outside and live with what they see. Andersen, Janice Marie: Gymnastics. Ambition: To always have places to go, people to see, and things to do. Tape it together! Reunion at P.H. S.C.R. “80” Anderson, Brian Kane: Ambition: To live my life to it’s fullest and eventually work toward a Forestry job. P.S. D.S. and D.R. that’s life. Anderson, Kelli Katherine: Pep Club Secretary, Swimtimer, Homecoming Committee (float, hall), GAB, Odaci. Ambition: To always remember “That time is Too slow for those who wait, Too swift for those who fear, Too long for those who grieve, Too short for those who rejoice; But for those who love, But for those who love, Time is not. S.C.R. “80”, Chrrps, Hawaii’75 with Moush. Anderson, Paul N.: Frosh Wrestling, Varsity Swimming, Boy’s State, Sr. Boy’s Rep. Ambition: To recognize my own faults, and keep my eyes on the one who never made mistakes. MARANATHA! Annette, Marcia Ellen: Student Council, Basketball, Belles, Odaci, Pep Club. Ambition: Always keep my chin up, smile and remember that temptation can always be conquered by wisdom. Hawaii ’75 with tash! §.C.R. “80” Chrrps. Anthony, Mark V.: Track, Soccer, Golf, Cross Country, Wrestling, Raider Band, Hawaii ’74, Raider Club. Ambition: I want to set a goal and be sure of myself that I go all the way with out quitting, and to prove to myself that (‘you haven't given enough until you have given more than enough”). Aughe, Julie Kay: Mat Maids (Vice-Pres.), Raider Band, Student Council, Hawaii ’74. Ambition: To get the greatest use out of my life by spending it for something that will outlast it. Axelson, Rick C.: Cross Country, Track. Ambition: To moto around the world by 21 and still go fast at 50. Collect my millions then collapse! ! Badgley, Gena Kay: Raider Band, Swimtimers, Hawaii ’74, Orchestra, Work in Main Office. Ambition: To always remember to greet people with a smile. They have too many frown’s in their heart’s to be burdened by any of mine. Baldie, Deberah M.: Ambition: To find a “pump boy” who has more on his mind than filling my tank! And to always have places to go, people to see, and things to do. “Reunion at WHO KNOWS” Bargewell, Cynthia Kay: Raider Band- Hawaii '74, Calculus Club (Philpott’s Phollies), Honor Society, What-A-Sho, Orchestra. Ambition: To never be afraid of the future for to live as Christ and to die is gain. To lasso a Texan. S.S. and J.C.D.A., right Buzz? S.C.R. “80” S.Y.I.H. Barker, Sue: Junior Achievement, What-A- Sho, Operetta (costumes and make-up) Ambition: To find out what I want to do in life and DOIT! Barney, Wayne Joe: Frosh Football, Frosh Wrestling, Frosh Baseball, Varsity Wrestling. Ambition: To find a Job. p aa Barthel, Lee Marion: What-A-Sho, Make- up Crew. Ambition: To follow Jesus where he leads me. And to do his will for me every day of my life. Matthew 10:14- 20, 22, 29-31. Bauer, Douglas Alan: Raider Band, Biology Club, What-A-Shoe. Ambition: To run Chuckanut Drive in 3 min., in a 1961 Lincoln Continental with no shocks, and end up, hopefully, in Mr. Farrell’s compost pile. But before that, I’d like to see a whole sack of stuff before turning biodigradable. TACO-TIME FOREVER! Baunach, Rae Ann: Cheerleader, Junior Class Secretary, Basketball Belles, Choir, Student Council. Ambition: When I get old and gray-to remember the ‘Good ’Ole Days!’ Jive at the Jetty with T.T., S.T. L.H. on Kauai 75! (Greet D.H. at the Beach) Reunion at J.S.’s Cabin with Pepe’ Rococo the Gang. S.C.R. “80” M.A.R.M. Benner, Curtis Lee: Track, Soph. Basketball, Honor Society, Basketball Manager, Calculus Club (Philpott’s Phollies). Ambition: To live the life God has planned for me to the fullest, and to use the talents he has given me to make the world a better place to live. Also to P.T.L.A.N.M.W. And to see M.W. figure out what to do about... Bottiger, Frank Edward: Frosh Tennis. Ambition: Go to WASSU. Go skiing at Aspen. Bowers, Gary: Member A.S.B. Boynton, Joyce: Member A.S.B. Branco, Antonio Freitas IV: (The Following Tony has participated in at a school in California before moving to BHS in his Senior Year). Football, Baseball, Drama, Student Body President, Guitar. Ambition: To be involved in Law Inforecement and Music. Brannian, Beth Marie: ‘‘KISS ME KATE” Ambition: To find someone to give me the confidence I need and to Find my own special corner in an every changing world S. No. 7. SI Bransittier, James: Member A.S.B. Bring, Rodney Craig: Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Raider Club. Ambition: T.S.W.I.E.U. F.W.D.H. Florida “75” Reunion at the Fair “80” Britt, Debra Kay: Ambition: To live a happy and fulfilled life with J.B. Bruner, Craig: Member A.S.B. Bryan, Chris: Frosh Baseball, Raider Band. Ambition: Head to Hawaii and live it as a Bachelor for awhile, then marry a Wealthy lady. Burke, Donna Rae:Tennis, What-A-Shoe, Beacon Staff. Ambition: To have and keep the God-granted strength to change what I can, accept what I cannot and have the wisdom to know the difference. Reunite with W.B. J.H., G.P. C.W. next fall and see all the new H.Q.’s, EH? Burley, John Howard: Baseball, Raider Club, Frosh Football, Band, Young Life. Ambition: To do my best in whatever I attempt to do in life and to see the day when K.F. can ski down the chute without wipping out. Bussanich, LeeAnne: Basketball Belles (Sec. Pres.), Honor Society, Homecoming Committees, Calculus Club (Philpott’s Phollies) Ambition: To always have enough hope to keep me going with an optimistic attitude and not let minor set backs get me down-To never be too busy to stop and wonder at all the Miracles around me. Button, Gary Lynn: Football, Track, Soccer, Ski Club, Mugly Others. Ambition: If we can just let other people alone to do their own fighting, we would be in good shape. When you get into trouble five thousand miles away from home you've got to have been looking for it. Bynon, Karl A.: Ambition: I like to race cars, so all I can say is that I’m going to keep those crank shafts turning. Carmichael, Paula Dale: Ambition: To stay out of trouble so D.A.Y. won't have to keep me out of trouble. To keep my feet on the ground and reach for the sky. Also, to make C.R.S. one of the Happiest people in the world. Carnes, Susan Marie: Pep Club, Ushers Club (Treas. Vice-Pres.), G.A.B., Swimtimers, Football Girls. Ambition: To live each day as it comes and to always be happy. To enjoy what I am doing and to always carry a smile. Carr, Rodney Clayton: Basketball, Golf, Raider Club. Ambition: To learn how to ski without breaking a leg or bruising my ego. Christiansen, Rose: Member A.S.B. Christie, Robin Ann: Choir, Swing Chorus, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, What-A-Sho. Ambition: To live each day as it comes, always be happy, and hope for a promising future, (with a white Christmas), How Ruthless! Aunte Pasta! On to Hawaii! S.C.R. “80” Cofer, Sherlinde Lee: Ambition: To see D.J. live through D.J.’s punches live happily ever after. Also, to see P.F. marry M.]J. - to see S.C. finally get a boy friend and to see P.C. graduate. To see M.W. get a “c’ and last, but not least, see myself trip down THE AISLE OF HAPPINESS! Cory, Jaye K.: Basketball Belles, Diamond Dollies, That Girl for C.C. and Track, Suffered through 3 quarters of Accounting with MAL! Ambition: To fulfill the need to be and always have a smile on my face and love in my heart. Reunion on Wheat Kings Hill with R.W., H.T., R.B., T.K., DIH Sie Re SS0l) By Bw add Bre FOREVER! CLUTCH! Costello, Marcia R.: Football Statistician, Y.M.C.A. Swim Program, National Honor Society, Raider Band. Ambition: I want to know, when day is done, that life has been worth living ... That I have brought somebody joy through kind, unselfish giving. Hope to keep in touch with O.H. where ever she may be! Cowan, Ron M.: A.S.B. President, Junior Boy’s Rep., Football, Calculus Club (Philpott’s Phollies), Young Life. Ambition: To remember with men it might be imposs ible, but with God all things are possible (P.T.L.). To always cherish the special gift that God has given me. (T.A.S.F.) Crape, Mary Ann: Mat Maids, Raider Band, Hawaii ’74. Ambition: Walk on a Rainbow trail; walk on a trail of song, and all about you will be beauty. There is a way out of every dark mist, ever a rainbow trail. S.C.R. “80” To Bey-Love Malia. Creek, Billy: Member A.S.B. Croy, Beverly: Member A.S.B. Crumley, Stacey Jean: Ambition: To find the foot of that Golden Rainbow, and take each step one at a time, until I reach the Final Zenith of my Greatest Expectations Culp, Steven: Member A.S.B. Dahl, Norman Curtis: Football, Raider Club President, Frosh. Track, Beacon Staff, Young Life. Ambition: Continue to look ahead with hope, look back without regret, never repay evil for evil, Prepare to meet my God, for he shall return as a thief in the night. Find Peace with God and myself, and find a place for a Storm with in the P.M.-J.T.A.-O.K.C. '75 Danielson, Robert Elliott: Raider Band, Homecoming, Frosh Golf, Jr. Prom, Christmas Dance. Ambition: To enjoy life to the fullest and take the good with the bad. To keep on crusin’ and have enough money so Nancy H. and I can settle down in the future. DeFries, Joni Lynn: Raider Band Majorette and Secretary, Honor Society Member, Odaci, Swim Timer, Young Life. Ambition: Reunion with O.S. and the gang ipa retarerere S.D. To someday visit L.C. in her log cabin, and to always live my life “Day by Day” (Imagine S.Y.I.H.!) S.C.R. “gq” Dorn, Brian Kent: Frosh Wrestling, Sophomore Swimming. Ambition: To be successful in life and enjoy the world while I can. Douglas, Michael Kevin: Baseball, Wrestling. Ambition: To make good at what I do an d watch Bellingham beat Sehome in football. GOOD LUCK TO B.H.S. Dragates, Pamela Jean: What-A-Sho, Make-Up Crew, Stage Crew, J.A. Ambition: To always have an open mind and an open heart. To always have a smile on my face and be willing to lend a hand or just listen. T.G.I.F. Putts, Patts Potts All hands on Stage! Long Live Gark! Dunn, Jeremy Wayne: Science Club, Track, What-A-Sho, Operetta, Honor Society. Ambition: To leave this world before or after I die, whichever comes first and forget I was ever stupid enough to write out an ambition. Dvorachek, Janet Louise: Track, Gymnastics. Ambition: To be successful in what I do with Jesus Christ as my Leader. Dyvig, Kevin: Ambition: To make the best out of whatever comes my way. Eastman, Lynne Ellen: Orchestra, Full- Orchestra, What-A-Sho, Operetta, Strolling Strings. Ambition: To be successful at being a bagpipe player for Dancing and with hope’s to go to Scotland someday. Eastwood, Patricia Ann: Ambition: To become a Nurse. Eiriksson, Russell Allen: Japanese Foreign Exchange Student, Varsity Swimming, National Honor Society, Student Council, Youth and Government. Ambition: To always follow the guiding light and be helpful to people less fortunate. Ely, Rex Wayne: Raider Band (Stage Band , Orchestra), Track, Honor Society, What-A- Sho, Calculus Club (Philpott’s Phollies). Ambition: To live my life step by step in the will of God and to grow each day in the love of Jesus Christ. To commit all I do in work and pleasure to God and let Him be my guiding light in the way of darkness. P.T.L.A.N.M.W. Emerson, James William: Basketball, Baseball, Cross Country, Raider Club. Emley, Patrick: Frosh Wrestling, Frosh Baseball, Soph Wrestling. Ambition: “To proceed through Life enjoying every bit of it, knowing real Life from the Plastic World.” Endersby, Larry: Member A.S.B. Erickson, Margaret Lillian: Raider Band, Ushers Club, Swim Timers, Pep Club, Honor Society. Ambition: To keep a smile on my face even when troubles come my way and to find an everlasting peace with God. I Thess. 5: 16-18. Faulkner, Steven Ray: Football-Letterman Jr. Year, Basketball, Track, Wrestling, Chess Club. Ambition: U.S. Navy- Electronics Technician. Findley, James Bryan: Football, Wrestling, Honor Society, Lettermen’s Club, Raider Band. Ambition: To always respond the right way when God lets different circumstances into my life and to always have a thankful heart towards Him. Finkbonner, Barbara: Girls’ Basketball, Indian Club. Ambition: To see the world after I have seen all there is to see, to Help others less fortunate than I, to live love and let happiness always come my way, wherever, whenever, and whoever I may be. B.G.I.A. (1.A.G.Y.A.N.) Finley, Kim: Arnies Army (Tennis), Raider Club, Calculus Club. Ambition: To beat A.A. in a Tennis Match, Ski in the Alps, and never work too much to be able to enjoy life. Fisher, Patricia Irene: Girls’ Basketball. Ambition: To live my life as Christ would want me to. And t o enjoy his everlasting happiness. To marry M.J. and look forward to the future. P.S. To someday see Alaska and travel to Disneyland. And to teach D.]J. and S.C. to control themselves. (SUMMER 75) Flanery, Brian Robert: Wrestling, Raider Club, Ambition: To always be on top: Reunion “80” Q.H.C.S.L.? Flowers, Jim A.: Wrestling, Ski Club. Ambition: To succeed in Electronics and Ski down Pan Dome Backwards. Forslof, Sherrie Diane: Raider Band, Hawaii ’74, What-A-Sho, Young Life. Ambition: To go to California and travel on from there to find happiness in anything I do, and to always look to Jesus for he has all the answers. Reunion with P.M. and LY; UR. 74'8.C.R. [802 Foster, DeeEtta Sue: Beacon Editor, Executive Board, Junior Achievement. Ambition: To make it through life with a smile a day and to love and be loved in return. To find the switch to turn me from 78 r.p.m., to 33 r.p.m. and to find the switch to turn me off. (at least once in awhile). Freeman, Brad: Member A.S.B. Friedl, Jeff: Ambition: To train D.O. better than she is already. Fullner, Kelly: Wrestling, Tennis, Raider Band, Student Council Rep. Ambition: To grow up to be arich, dirty old man. Gadwa, Keri Ann: Member A.S.B. Gardisky, Dawne Marie: Raider Band (Sec.), Hawaii ’74, Operetta, What-A-Sho Royalty, Honor Society. Ambition: To find that which I am searching for, and so fullfill the deepest longings of my heart. Go back to Hawaii! S.C.R. “80” S.Y.I.H.! Gates, Sandra Lee: Ambition: Be myself and accomplish what I set out to do. Be Good friends with P.E. and L.B. always. Gilfilen, Gary J.: Hawaii '74. Ambition: To always stay on top of things and have an open mind - To look at the past and laugh and then to make the very most of what life has to offer on thi Planet. Glad, Judy Ann: Raider Band, Orchestra, N.W. Honor Band, Operetta, Hawaii ’74. Ambition: To never give up trying and endure to the end even though things may seem hopeless, always keep a smile on my face and look on the bright side of things because tomorrow is going to be better for it. © BVM, Gormley, Diana Lynn: Winter Sports ’72, Mat-Maids, Basketball Belles. Ambition: Reunion with T.K., J.C. And the B.B. in 76. “S.C.R. 80’. To see all the old friends in 10 years. To have a long happy life in St. L. Think always of future and never the past. Remember the Big White van! Gould, Margaret Louise: Ambition: To always smile no matter how great the pain, to live each day to it’s fullest and to find what I want out of life. Gould, Steve R.: Baseball, Shuksan Staff. Ambition: To be involved in the Aviation industry, and to travel around the world as many times asI possibly can. Gran, Jeff: Ambition: To ride the roads in a 37 and make it real in the year of 1975. “Bud Rules” Grass, Cheryl Susan: Old Fashion Happening, Girls Gymnastics (Manager), Diamond Dollies, What-A-Sho. Ambition: To take life as it comes and make the most of it, and io help others to do the same. Greco, Joseph: Member A.S.B. Gregory, Steven: Member A.S.B. Gulick, Debra Joan: Odaci President 74- 75, Basketball Belles, Pep Club, Jr. Prom and Tolo Committee Chairman, Dance Committee (Boggie 4-ever). Ambition: To always be at peace with myself and others. Always have: “Places to go; People to see; and Things to do - with the gang!?!” To always make M.E.-H. Boogie on to B.U.M. with C.W. and Snoopy. Reunion at P.H.-Pineapples-4-ever S:C.R; “80” S.Y.I.H. Gunderson, Johnathon David: Ambition: Resist anything, But Temptations and practice to be a Jourhaman and keep on Running Race Cars. Gustafson, Fred: Member A.S.B. Hanson, Jodie: Member A.S.B. Hardenrook, Kristie: Member A.S.B. Harrison, Bernadine: Shuksan Staff (Sr. Class Editor), Operetta, What-A-Sho, Junior Achievement, Volley Ball, and Tech School. Ambition: To do what God wants me to do, go where He leads me, say what He wants me to say, and be what He wants me to be. To let the light of Jesus Christ shine through me and share his abundant Love to every one. P.T.L.A.N.M.W. S.C.R. “80” Romans 8:28! S.Y.I.H.! Hatch, Vicki Lee: Junior Achievement. Ambition: To continue to be as happy as I’ve always been. To someday go up to the Mountain and show my friends what skiing really is. 3S: Hawaii’75. Hatfield, Mary Catherine Monica: Grils’ Track. Ambition: To fullfill the need to be who I am in this world. For I am whatI am, and I have the need to be. Reunion in ’78 at C.l. with M.M., R.T. and J.T. Also Reunion on the moon in the year 2000 with P:C-P.B: P:L, Hatter, Katherine: Girls’ Tratk, Make-up Crew, Y.M.C.A. Swim Program, Home- Coming Queen ‘74 (fall), Annual Staff. Ambition: To Return to California after going to Hawaii with O.H.! And be happy and satisfied with everything I do, and making other people happy too!!! S.C.R. “80” Meet C.W. in M. Heathers, Jeanne Nadine: Swim Timers, Ushers Club. Ambition: To always look to the future with Faith in God, Hope for Success, Understanding in my Heart for those I love, and to Live in Happiness with E.P.W. Hedman, Janet Aile: Gymnastics, Raider Band-Hawaii ’74, Choir National Honor Society, What-A-Sho. Ambition: To be quick to hear, slow to speak and slow to anger. (And hand on to my Top Cat!) 8:8. and J.C.D.A., RIGHT Pengy? S.C.R. “80” 'S. Y.1.H. Heller, Teresa J.: Raider Band-Hawaii 74, Swim Timers, S.S.F.E., Basketball Belles, Frosh Girls’ Track, What-A-Sho ’72. Ambition: To learn to bounce with the ups and downs of life and to someday return to Hawaii. Look to THIS day, for yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision! Long live D-A-M S.C.R. “80” (T.A.L.M.M.) Hemminger, Mary Jo: Ski Club, Raider Band-Hawaii '74, Mat Maids. Ambition: To always help the unfortunate. To someday have 5-24-74 again 9-13-71 4-ever W-S-S F Reunion 10-3-80. Hemminger Michael Jon: Ambition: To do something and not nothing. Hendrickson, Jana L.: Gymnastics Manager, Make-Up Crew, D.E.C.A. Ambition: To take it easy and live life the way it should be according to God, also to Reunite with W.B. D.B. in the fall and see all the new H.Q.’s and see again Walk- Walk and G.P. eh!! B.B.H.F.F.A. Henifin, Heidi Lorraine: Beacon Staff. Ambition: To make things better with M.L. Take life the way it was meant to be. Get to know J.S. and D.R. of N.C. Hillier, Debbie Marlene: Winter Sports Royalty 1972, Track (State), Gymnastics, Jr. Class Vice. Pres., Student Council Rep., Cheerleader, Choir, Swing Chorus. Ambition: Reunion at J.S.’s cabin with Pepe’ Rococo and the Gang. Swim my way to Hawaii and hopefully Jive at the Jetty on Kauai with T.T., R.B., 8.T. and L.H. S.C.R. “80” M.B. and R.T.S. Hillier, Diane Mareen: Mat Maids, Choir, Hawaii '74, Swing Chorus, Inter-High Secretary, Cheerleader. To remember the years of high school and the good times with Lyn. and pray for the future who knows what can happen next? To thank God for the Good Band times. P.T.L.A.N.M.W.! Reunion at J.S.’s cabin pe Pepe Rococo and the gang. S.C.R. Hoggarth, William Gregory: Student Council, Raider Band, Raider, Club, Cross Country, Tennis (Arnie’s Army). Ambition: To Be Alive When R.B. Learns How to Spell. Reunion at the Fair “80” Horstman, Jack: Member A.S.B. Houser, Lisa Louise: Swim Timers, Frosh Band. Ambition: To live on my own and keep the good memories close to my heart. Hoy, Meg: Member A.S.B. Hubbard, Linda Sue: Pep Club, Basketball Belles, Diamond Dollies, Student Council Rep. Ambition: To always remember that a TRUE FRIEND is the best Possession!! Jive at the Jetty with T.T. S.T. R.B. Kauai ‘‘75’’ Chirps Forever! (M.D.S.L.P.T.) S.C.R. “80” Huntley, Brian: Member A.S.B. Hurlbert, Jean Bernice: Junior Achievement. Ambition: To take a long vacation and to be more friendly and smile more often. “35” Hawaii’75. Jobe, Tami: Turned out for Gymnastics Team. Ambition: To go through the world telling stiff jokes to stiff folks while sitting on a high pedestal of life. Shooting dreams into Space. John, Trena: Member A.S.B. Johnson, Jerry: Member A.S.B. Johnson, Lou Ann: Denny’s, Coffee Clatch. ASP ssa: Homecoming. Ambition: To have Breakfast with Marcia in Orville. Reunion at “WHO KNOWS” with M.M.., S.S., K.S., K.H., C.K. Johnson, Lynne : Member A.S.B. Johnson, Melodie Kim: Sr. Class Girls’ Rep., Winter Sports ’74, Basketball Belles, Executive Board 74-75, Most Distinguished Laugh '74. Ambition: To once again be healthy and live happily ever after!! (D.A. forever) (D.M.S.L.P.T.) Johnson, Robert Oscar: Wrestling, Football, Inter-High, Swing Chorus, Executive Board. Ambition: To keep doing the things I believe in, hoping they’re right. Be the best I possibly can be, and keep someone happy. Come Back watch B.H.S. Wrestling take it all. Jolley, Amy Marie: Student Council, Secretary, Track, Cross Country, Mat Maids, Basketball, Honor Society. Ambition: To live for the best things in life and to reach my goals no matter how hard the road may be. S.A.T. W. S.C.R. “80” Jonasson, Dawn Marie: Track, Basketball, Young Life. Ambition: To live a life that Christ would want me to live. Live happily ever after with D.J. To see P.F. get married to M.J., and to try to find S.C. a decent boyfriend. Jule, Eric: Member A.S.B. Karlberg, Kenneth Lee: Golf, Cross- Country, Wrestling, Sr. Class Vice- ‘President, Honor Society. Ambition: To find a goal in life that 1 REALLY want, and then I hope I never reach it. Last but not least, I hope I never forget all my friends, amen. Kearney, Mike: Member A.S.B. Kennedy, Michael Jay: Ambition: Loh mochte die erste kirche aut Barnard I baven, und alle Einwohner Zum Christentum bekehren. Kiely, Ada: Member A.S.B. Kinzel, Mark: Member A.S.B. Kirby, Michael Andrew: Raider Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, Swimming, Cross Country. Ambition: To be able to do what I want to, anytime I want to do it. Klitzsch, Claudia: German Club, Coffee Clutch. Ambition: To be content with my life and remember the good times. Reunion at “WHO KNOWS” with L.J., M.M., CS.;S.S., K-H. Kloc, Mike: Member A.S.B. Knutson, Toni Marie: Basketball Belles, Diamond Dollie, Track Stats, Cross Country Stats. Ambition: Try to accept the way life is and live it to it’s fullest. Kohler, Ronald Jay: Football, Swimming, Raider Band, Raider Club, Operetta, Orchestra. Ambition: To see G.B. become a marine, and to see L.V. become a pineapple and To live, let live, make live and die. And to ski the slopes of McKinley! LaCasse, Paul J.: Bellingham Vocational- Technical Institute. Ambition: To have my own successful business in Auto Body and Paint Shop. Lang, Kristen Dee: Mat Maid-(Sec.), Football Homecoming Queen ’72, Choir, Masonic Junior Achievement Honor Award, Choir Trip to Hawaii ’74, What-A- Sho. Ambition: To accept the things I cannot change; change the things I can, and to never let the memories fade for they can never be replaced. $.C.R. “80” chrrps! T.B.O.A.W.R.A.O.P. Lanham, Beverly Lynne: Girls’ Basketball, Girls’ Volleyball, Job’s Daughters, DeMolay Royalty. Ambition: To live each day as it comes and to be happy and make others around me happy. Larsen, Randy: Member A.S.B. Lindquist, James L. : Frosh Football, Back Hall Roudy Squad, Tech School. Ambition: To climb to the summit of Mt. Baker with my Chevy. And do what I want to do in the years ahead. Little, Russ: Member A.S.B. Loomis, Marilyn: Member A.S.B. Lowmon, Aileen Marie: Cheerleader, Basketball Belles (Treasurer ’73-74), Girls’ Track, Pep Club. Ambition: Nothing is impossible to a willing heart-keep trying. Teach everyone to spell and pronounce my name. S.C.R. “80” Keep M.W. in my heart forever. Lubetich, Christopher J.: Ambition: To make the most of my life and stay alive doing it. Luke, Jeanie: Member A.S.B. Maleng, Randall Edward: Raider Football, Raider Basketball, Sr. Class President, Choir, Raider Club. Ambition: To attain my goals and achieve my dreams, and live a very prosperous life. “FLORIDA ’75” Mallahan, John Vincent: Choir, Swing Chorus, Student Council, Beacon, S.P.IN., Operetta, What-A-Sho. Ambition: To unravel the secret of time, and learn how to use it wisely. Look to the future with new hope for peace within myself. McBride, Willard Allen: Y.M.C.A. Helper. Ambition: To finally get rid of my rat pack and to get lots of money for my dream car. Melntyre, Patricia Joan: A.S.B. Secretary, Girls State, Swimtimers, Honor Society, Calculus Club (Philpott’s Phollies). Ambition: Like the Little Prince, to remember the words of the fox, “what is essential is invisible to the eye and you become responsible, forever, for what you have tamed.” McMurry, Debbie Ann: Raider Band- Hawaii ’74, Orchestra, Swim Timer, Girls Gymnastics. Ambition: To succeed in what job I choose. Return to Hawaii and stay so long as I can or longer. Long live D.A.M. R.H. Forever. S.C.R. “80” (T.A.L.M.M.) Meyer, Marjorie Jo: Girls’ Track. Ambition: To be able to say I did my best but at the same time not take life too seriously. Reunion at C.I. with R.T., M.H., J.T. Meyer, Patti Ann: Basketball Belles (Sec.), Odaci, Young Life. Ambition: To live each day to it’s fullest awaiting for the Glory beyond. To be more willing to please than be pleased and to find an unselfish happiness that will bring peace to myself. J.T.A. “Stormin” on on. Reunion with L.Y. and S.F. T.R.’74S.C.R. “80” Michaelson, Paul Arron: Football, Wrestling, Choir, Swing Choir, American Legion Boys State, Young Life, S.P.I.N. Ambition: For this I say to you, do not be anxious for your live, as to what you shall eat, or what you shall drink; nor for your body; as to what you shall put on. Is not life more than food, and the body more than clothing. (Matthew 6:25) To live my life as the Lord would want me to. Mihara, Terryene Akie: National Honor Society, Girls State, Swim Timer. Ambition: To do my best in what ever I choose and to bring a little happiness into the lives of those I meet. “Hawaii ’75 with aR Miller, Alan: Member A.S.B. 134 Moberg, Rick K.: Wrestling, Football. Ambition: To cause as much hell with my contemporaries as possible but keeping peace in the world by never being caught. Moreau, Delbert L.: Swim Team, Raider Club. Ambition: To stay single and free as long as the Lord allows. Morris, Marcia Therese: T.A.P.S., French Club, Denny’s, Coffee Clutch. Ambition: To have breakfast with Lou Lou in Oroville and keep my “Little White Lies” to §.S. at a minimum. “EXPO ’74” Reunion at “WHO KNOWS” with L.]., C.K., $.S. K.H., K.S. Morse, Bryan: Basketball, Baseball. Ambition: To lead a happy life and to hit Hawaii and live it up. CLASS OF 75th. Murakami, Michael G.: Wrestling, Honor Society, Studnet Government, Science Club. Ambition: To get ahead in life and a foot taller. Newell, Kim Leslie: Odaci, Make-Up Crew, What-A-Sho, Operetta, What-A-Sho Princess, Dance Committee- BOOGIE 4- EVER! Ambition: To appreciate Gods handwriting of beauty in every passing day. P.T.L.A.N.M.W.! Always have places to go, people to see, and things to do. (with the gang) S.C.R. “80” S.Y.1.H. Newman, Arnold Ogden: Ambition: To live a good life 'tilI die. Neyens, Duane D.: Boy’s State, Track, Youth in Government, Soccer, Mugly Other’s, MOM’s, Rifle Club, Football, Chess Club. Ambition: To be able to pick my nose with my toes. To help my friends stay afloat in the rowboat of life and to remember that there is a time to talk and a time to keep your mouth shut-D,B,M,C,C, etc. WASH-WASH! Nutter, Jodi Diane: Pep Club, Frosh What- A-Sho Queen, Basketball Belles, Deca Club. Ambition: To love and be loved, to take each day as it comes, and to face yesterday as it was. Reunion at B.H.S. parking lot with Mr. J. Olsen, Keith Alan: Band, Ski Club, Soph. Boy’s Rep. Ambition: To live a life worth living. Olsen, Lisa Kay: Gymnastics, Odaci (Sec.), G.A.B., Student Council, Jr. Prom Chairman, Frosh. Sec., Raider Band- Hawaii '74, Ski Club (LONG LIVE SKI FREAKS!). Ambition: To never forget that when you seek you shall find. And to always have places to go, people to see, and things to do. S.Y.I.H. Opperman, Debra Jean: Gymnastics, Homecoming, S.A.T.U.O.N,G.O-1 EE. B-O.L.; F.F.F.F.I.G. Ambition: To keep a smile on my face, wings on my heart, and to always remember A.O, and what I have learned from him. Ordal, William Gordon: Track, Rifle Club. Ambition: To go Hunting one year and get something for once. Also to learn how to play the piano, Osborne, Desmond: Member A.S.B. Parker, Tim W.: Frosh Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling, Student Council, Honor Society, Raider Club. Ambition: To accomplish something more than some people think I’m going to. To teach J.W. how to drink and to always make L.F. SMILE. Patenall, Shawn Lynn: Swim Helper, Bowling. Ambition: To live a happy life. To travel with C.S. as soon as possible. And to get rich and stay that way. To also make sure that C.S. doesn’t stay single very long. S.C.R. “80”? Payne, Janet Marie: Ambition: To be continually learning more and more of what is right and trying constantly to be more and more like Christ, who created a new life within me. Perry, Scott: Member A.S.B. Pitsch, Patrick F.: Member A.S.B. Raines, Cindy Lee: Track, Basketball Belles, Basketball Stats, Girls Basketball. Ambition: To be successful at what I choose to do, to always have fun, and to finally be able to have a normal picture taken without a mouth full of braces. Ratcliff, Lyle Gregory: French Club (Pres. 72-73), Choir, Swing Chorus, Oliver, Student Council. Ambitions: To live a life worth living and to look back and never regret one moment, and thank my parents for putting up with me. Rayborn, Terry Lynn: Swim Timer, Swim Helper. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I choose to do. Hawaii ’75 with T.M. Razore, Mark: Member A.S.B. Reilly, Kim Marie: Soph Girls’ Rep., Gymnastics (2 yr. State Competitor), Youth in Government. Ambition: To be strengthened by the love of my Savior that I may Magnify the Miracle on the Cross! Rejoice! S.Y.I.H., S.T.P. S.C.R. “80” 135 Richards, Beverly Ann: G.A.B., Pep Club Treasurer. Ambition: To always have a friendly smile for someone who needs it, and to remember T.T.A.T.A.P.F.E. Rick, Bill: Member A.S.B. Riley, Patricia Ann: Job’s Daughters, Make-up Crew. Ambition: To always make everyone around me happy-and to live lifes best. Roberts, Jennifer Lynn: Raider Band, Honor Society, Sophomore Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Student Council. Ambition: To build a mountain out of a mole hill and then learn to ski. What can I say? On to Hawaii with Maleko! S.C.R. “gq” Rogers, Ramon Earl: Operetta, What-A- Sho, Choir, Swing Chorus, P.M.C. D eMolay, E.T.G., Frosh Wrestling. Ambition: To understand without knowing why, to accept if I don't understand and to follow the teachings of L.F. and D.K. until the day I die... This time. K.0.T.M.C. “80” Rogstad, John Edward: Raider Band, Chess Club, Hawaii ’74, Active member of the T.P.A. Ambition: To learn to ski better so I can get high on a mountain. Also to blow up D.W.’s photo. To live for the Lord and try to make others happy. Good luck to Virg and Blondie. Rohwer, Victor: Member A.S.B. Roland, Dawn Michelle: Basketball Belles, Swim Timer, Frosh Homecoming Football Queen, Student Council. Ambition: To win a race that has no start or finish not expecting a reward only asking for peace of mind in the whirlpool of life. Rorvig, Kelly Charles: Track, Mugly Others, 1974 Valentines Assembly Voted Most Distinguished laugh. Ambition: To learn when to stop and when to go. To see M.C. graduate in ’78. Watch M.D. and K.B. go to the can by themselves. Reunion in 78. F.O. Rose, Kenneth R.: Baseball, Basketball, Football, Jr. Class President, Student Council. Ambition: To live each day as it comes and try to face each day with a smile on my face. Rounds, Michael J.: Frosh Wrestling, Frosh Track. Ambition: To be an honest man, learn from my experiences in life work with my hands, and always be a friend when one is needed, and to be alive to see our reunion. See ya at the Party! “80” Rudy, Martin William: A.S.B. Vice-Pres., Raider Track, State, Calculus Club (Philpott’s Phollies), Honor Society. Ambition: So do the will of the Lord until His great and our final day. P.T.L.A.N.W.T.S. Be able to spread His love to everyone and have a fruitful life. B.N.O.LS. Ruswick, Dennis L.: Ambition: To be a Polish Dare Devil and Jump 20 motorcycles with a garbage truck! Sabistion, Kim Elizabeth: Junior Achievement. Ambition: To travel, be myself, and live a long and fulfilling life. To someday reach my career as a secretary. Hawaii with V.H. and J.H. in ’75. Three 5: Schroeder, Paula Faye: Make-up Crew, Basketball Belles, Annual Staff. Ambition: To live life as it comes and to be successful at whatever I choose to do. Scott, Timothy Melvin: Raider Club, Young Life, Football, Track, Frosh Wrestling. Ambition: To succeed in life, make people happy, who are around me and P.T.L. forever. Reunite for the Alumni Bowl. Malibu ’74. Oklahoma or Bust ’75. Sirmans, Tammi: Member A.S.B. Slesk, Jill Maureen: Pep Club Vice-Pres. Homecoming Chairman ’74, G.A.B. Ambition: To always remember that, ‘““No one is too small to be able to help a friend.” To have fun and enjoy my life and be able to shake it with someone special someday. (G.W.I.L.Y.) (D.M.S.L.P.T.). Sluys, Gregory: Skipping Drinking, Wenching, Worrying, Working. Ambition: To get as far from Restraints and Restrainers as possible. Smith, Sharman Kaye: Choir, Swing Choir, T.A.P.S., Homecoming. Ambition: Have a long, happy, and meaningful life. Live in a castle with the Count. Roop! Roop! Reunion at “WHO KNOWS” K.S., L.J., M.M.., K.H., C.K. F.A.K.S. Soderquist, Scott: Member A.S.B. Sofie, Nancy Kay: Ski Club, Mat Maids. Ambition: To always be my own person and to let other people be their own person. 4-19-74 4-ever! W.S.S. F. Reunion 10-3 80. : Soley, Mary Lou: Ambition: To become a Forest Ranger soI may Shoot Beavers! And to always have places to go, people to see, and things to do. Reunion at “WHO KNOWS” 138 Sperry, Leslie P.: Choir. Ambition: To Join the Air Force and Go wherever they send me. Stangeland, Lynda Ann: Raider Band, Hawaii '74, Odaci, Medical Explorers. Ambition: To have a long and fulfilled life. NAVY for awhile!! Steiner, Dan: Member A.S.B. Stephenson, Claire Levon: Ambition: To stay single for as long as.possible and if | am forced to travel with $.P. to make sure she wears her plastic pants! P.S. I hope S.C. can hang on to those pickles! !!! Stidham, (Reed) Candy Kaye: Operetta, What-A-Sho, Raider Band. Ambition: To live a full life, have lots of babies and to be a good, loving wife to S.S. S.C.R. “80” Stiglitz, Sandra Elaine: Mat Maids, Oliver, What-A-Sho, Swim Helpers, Volleyball. Ambition: To find out what I want to do with my life and be happy doing it. To be a part of the James Gang Forever. Stonedahl, Kathleen Diane: T.A.P.S., March of Dimes. Ambition: To live happily and peacefully with others and try my best to achieve my goals. Reunion at “WHO KNOWS” withS.M., M.M., L.J., C.K., K.H. A.F.S.M. Strandberg, Gene: Ambition: To lead a good life and to own an 11 second ’57 Chev, Remember CHEVELLE’s RULE! Suggs, Lori Ann: Swimtimers, Raider Band, Hawaii '74, Gymnastics. Ambition: To return to Hawaii and live there. S.C.R. “80” Long live D.A.M. M.C. Forever! Sundean, Lee: Stage Craft, Operetta, and 11 quarters with D.K. Ambition: To someday get the money to go home, return to traveling. To, maybe, return to this city just to see how much it has not changed, and see if I can outrun the cops. KOTMC- Active Mmember. Swedelius, Rory K.: Raider Football, Wrestling, Ski Club. Ambition: Reunion with back hall gang in 2001-to live until I die! Swendt, Joene Leslie: Vice-President of Basketball Belles ’73-74, Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen ‘73-74, Student Council, Diamond Dollies, Track. Ambition: To never forget my friends; Reunion at J.S.’s cabin with Pepe Rococo and the Gang. L.L.L.A.B.H.W.T.J.!! S.C.R. “80” wen Swift, Amy M.: What-A-Sho. Ambition: To always be ahead. Swope, Karl: Raider Band, Hawaii '74. Ambition: To make it out in the Big World. To always be a part of the K. Ski Team. To see G.B.’s Hair cut when he is with Uncle Sam. Taylor, Rhonda Lynne: Volleyball, Track, Manager for Gymnastics, Student Exchange Program, Choir, Hawaii 74, and Pep Club. Ambition: I’ll start with a small abode in the hills, And add on a few cats and a dog, And there I’ll spend my life among the rocks and rills, Enjoying nothing more than the warm summer sun, And the cool winter fog. Thon, Thomas: Basketball, Track, Golf, Raider Club. Ambition: To do what I want; and want what I do and to never have to get out of bed and go to school again. L.L.A.B.H.W.T.J. Todd, Gregory Allen: Football, Baseball, Raider Club. Ambition: To make the most out of whatI have. And to remember all the fun I had, and all the people! met at B.H.S. Toohey, Judy Ann: Soph Vice-President, A.S.B. Cards, Deca Club, Student Council. Ambition: To be with my Island of Sanity, In the Sea of Madness, S.L.A. Forever And May God Bless The Class of ’75. S.C.R. «90 Totten, Sheri Lynn: Cheerleader, Basketball Belles, Student Council, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee. Ambition: To Jive at, the “Jetty” on Kauai in’75 with R.B., L.H., T.T.; Reunion at J.S. cabin with P.R. the gang. S.C.R. ‘‘80”’ A.H.A.P. F.J.I.M.H. Ya! Totten, Teri Lee: Cheerleader, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, Student Council, Basketball Belles. Ambition: To keep a twinkle in my eye and a smile on my face! Jive at the Jetty with R.B., L.H. S.T. on Kauai ’75! Reunion at J.S.’s Cabin with Pep Rococo and the gang. S.C.R. “80” Chrrps! Treat, Matthew David: Raider Club, Cross Country, Swimming. Ambition: To decide on an ambition and become successful at it. To stay tuned, also, to see J.W.’s hair return to normal. Reunion with the DUDES at the Fair in “80” Remember Scott’s! Trotto, Kim K.: Basketball Belles, Young Life, What-A-Sho, Mat Maids, Honor Society. Ambition: To be led daily by my love for Christ and to always cherish the special gift that God has given me. (T ASF) Tuttle, Jill: Member A.S.B. Ueland, George Stanley: Junior Achievement, Annual Staff. Ambition: To see Spain and Mexico in five years, then move back to Port Townsend. Class of ’75 forever. 139 Uhrig, Ira John: Head Drum Major, Raider Band, Honor Band, Stage Band, Rubber Band, Orchestra, Honor Society President, What-A-Sho, Calculus Club (Philpott’s Phollies). Ambition: To share with everyone the joy that Christ has given me; and to forever walk in His light, following wheresoever He leads. Proverbs 3:5-6. (P.T.L.A.N.M.W.) Vander Yacht, Lynda Darlene: Junior Class Rep., Raider Band, Hawaii '74, Basketball Belles, Honor Society, Pep Club. Ambition: To search out and follow God’s will in all that I do and by doing so, finding the joy that only He can give .. To learn to really care. $.C.R. “80” ..., L.R.J.M.C.F. and Diner Biner Too!! Sv He Veenendaal, Bert: Member A.S.B. Vernon, Russell Neil: Physical Science Club, “Kiss me Kate”, What-A-Sho, Raider Band, Philpott’s Phollies, Experimental Theater Group. Ambition: To learn, To know, To understand, and finally, to create a “Grand Synthesis”. Voskamp, Lynn: Memb er A.S.B. Walsh, Janet Lee: Ambition: To keep on cruising in the Red T. And may I as the shadow never grow fatter than my image. Reunion in ’80 with T.S., L.J. and the gang. (Love M.MO. G.). Watson, Steven D.: Choir, What-A-Sho, Swimming, Winter Concert -74. Ambition: To share with anyone I can, that part of myself which is best. Westman, David: Frosh Baseball, Frosh Wrestling. Ambition: To succeed in what ever I do and to look forward to the years with R.H. Return to Hawaii? ’75 forever. Whipple, Vicki: Member A.S.B. White, Al B.: Frosh Basketball, Raider Club, Arnie’s Army (Tennis). Ambition: To look at the past and laugh and look at the future and live. Whitehead, John Kevin: Varsity Wrestling, Raider Club. Ambition: To stay out of trouble; and to live to the day that L.P. quits calling me Nuut-Nuut. S.C.R. “80” Wickham, Lynda Fern: Basketball Belles. Ambition: Try to make the most of my life and others that I touch; to make those I love willing to love and trust me; To walk hard to succeed and never be ashamed of my past. D.W.O.F.E. Williams, Jim: Swimming. Ambition: To swim my way through college, and to live to see the day that M.T. can get a job on his own. Reunion at the fair “80”. Williams, Joyce Louise: Stagecraft, Swim Helpers, Girl’s Chorus. Ambition: To be happy and make every one around me happy. Wilson, Scott Randall; Frosh Tennis, Choir, Operetta. Ambition: To turn an ambition sheet in on time. Make it through life and see the entire gang someday, F.B. S.R. forever. Wold, Cynthia Diane: Girls Track, Cheerleader, Raider Band, Swimtimer. Ambition: Reunion with Os. and the gang ... $.D. To get high on a mountain like J.D. Boogie on to B.U.M. with D.G. and Snoopy. Reunion at J.S.’s Cabin with Pepe Rococo and the gang. To do whatever I do well and to the glory of God! S.C.R. “80” S.YnH- Wolken, Mark W.: Raider Band (stage band) Exec. Board (Inter-High Rep.), Student Council, Beacon Staff, Young Life. SCHOOL RADICAL. Ambition: To remember, that I can never really change myself; and by being just me, no one will be lower, nor greater (except the Lord) than me. (Malibu ’73, Hawaii ’74, and Oklahoma City ’75). Woods, Robert: Member A.S.B. Yonally, Norman: Member A.S.B. Yorkston, Deborah Ann: Ambition: To keep P.D.C. out of trouble, and keep A.H. happy. To live a happy and fulfilling life. Young, Lavonne Marie: Raider Band, Hawaii ’74, What-A-Sho, D.E.C.A. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I choose to do. To always appreciate what I have, Never forgetting my friends. Reunion with P.M. and S.F. T.R.’74 S.C.R. “80” Zehnder, Paul: Member A.S.B. Allen, Rosemary: Member A.S.B. Bragg, William: Wrestling, Football, Track. Ambition: To always be happy and make others happy. Cettelon, Rosie: Member A.S.B. Garcia, Ernie: What-A-Sho, Frosh and J.V. Football. Ambition: PEACE Within Myself. Reynolds, Pat: Member A.S.B. 141 142 Row 1: Abby Frankenfield, Row 2: Sylvia Baglio, Sarah Jolley, Row 3: Frank Melntyre, and Ron Funk. JUNIORS Led by President Frank McIntyre, Vice President Sylvia Baglio, Secretary Sarah Jolley, and Reps. Abby Frankenfield and Ron Funk, this year’s Junior Class really showed B.H.S. the “Spirit of ’76.” The Juniors started off this year by winning Homecoming. They had a terrific Prom, and supported the Wrestling team during Winter Sports. Selling calendars and buttons, and taking inventory were some of this year’s money-making projects. The class of “76” looks forward to their last year as Seniors. Akins, Kathy Albee, Greg Allen, Dave Amundsen, Celia Anderson, Betty Anderson, Kris Anderson, Eric Anderson, Jacki Andrews, John Annette, Dale Aughe, Wendy Baglio, Sylvia Baker, Marsha Baldwin, Christie Barber, Kathy Barber, Kent Barber, Kristi Barthel, Linda Bass, Larry Beard, Danny Beaulieu, Colleen Bell, Ken Bennum, Dick Berg, Cindy Black, Kathleen Blair, Karen Bocchi, Eileen Bolin, Jeff Bowman, Joel Bradshaw, Laura Branco, Rhonda Brehm, Rob Bring, Greg Brown, Rick Bussard, Robert Calkins, Anita Canaan, Bill Carlsson, Mike Carpenter, Bob Carpenter, Greg Cassidy, Fred Calico, Cute Chapman, Mel Clendenen, Daniel Cleveland, Mike Coe, Kathleen Coleman, Kenneth Cooper, Pat 143 Copeland, Mike Corbett, Georgia Cress, Sherry Dalquest, John Day, Lisa Delaney, Julie Delceg, Larry Dether, Doug DeWilde, Ed Dolan, Jan Donovan, Michael Dorning, Gary DuPraw, Sheryl Dvorachek, Kathy Elliot, Paul Elsner, Linda Emmons, Brett Ennen, Vickie Erickson, Dani Jo Farrer, James Faulkner, Joni Frankinstein, Freddie Faupel, Rick Firos, Lucille Frank, Sylvester Frankenfield, Abby French, Doug French, Randy Friel, Shawn Funk, Ron Garrison, Bonnie Gates, Randy Genther, Curt Gerner, Dave Glick, Sheila Goodwin, Doris Gordon, Pairicia Gordon, William Goularte, Kris Green, Mike Gulick, Toni Gustafson, Randy Haehnel, Jeany Hall, Bob Hanson, Bret Hanson, Julie Harvey, Lorrie Harvey, Ralph 146 Kearney, Jerry Kelln, Ken Raider, Ricky King, Kathi Kirk, Randall Kirschman, Rick Klimp, Cindy Kohler, Randy Hatfield, Kathy Hatfield, Martin Hawes, Rick Hay, Pete Heller, Jerry Hendrickson, Steve Hilliare, Penny Holland, Greg Holst, Mark Hood, Mike Horstman, Kim Howard, Jim Jacobs, Garry Jansen, Mike Jenkins, Diana Johansen, John Johnson, Betty Johnson, Kriss Johnston, Randy Jolley, Sarah Jones, Laurie Jones, Tami Kane, Kathy Karl, Jeanette Ludington, Don Mallahan, Peggy Mallahan, Theresa Marcus, David Martin, Lee Matyas, Mary McAfee, Darwin McBride, Jackie McBride, Robert McCandless, Michael McCauley, Elaine McDonald, Kelly McIntyre, Frank McMurry, Linda McPherson, Becky McSwain, Mike Kolbe, Kathy Krumdiack, Scott Kuehnel, Laurie Kuoppala, Mark Kyllonen, Marie LaFarge, Mark Lambert, Roy Lane, Jesse Langerak, Ross Lawrence, Eddie Leach, Steve Lee, Scott Legoe, Tami Leistiko, Le Anne Leque, Lynn Lewis, Don Lewis, Ritt Ligocki, David Lind, Lisa Longfield, Debbie Lorenzo, Perry Lovelace, Denise Lowmon, John Ludington, Brian 148 Mead, John Merritt, Marcia Mihara, Darren Mitchell, Kelly Mitchell, Zoya Moena, Diane Morell, Thomas Morris, Ray Nachtrieb, Howard Nelson, Jeff Nelson, Joleigh Lean, Maybel Newman, Ken Newton, Pam Neyens, Kathy Nicholas, Bryan Nutter, Troy Osgood, Merle Ousdale, Vickie Owen, Dianne Owens, Kristie Paglia, Marie Parberry, Brad Parberry, Brian Parker, Janis Parker, Lori Parks, Linda Parsons, Vince Patzkowsky, Terry Pearson, Joel Pederson, Jane Pederson, Randy Pepperworth, Kim Perigo, Robin Peterson, Allen Peterson, Georgia Phillips, Lee Piccolo, Cindy Pierce, Dave Pierre, Brian Pilkey, Dan Pilkey, Denise Porter, Kim Pyle, Wendy Rauch, Cathy Raymond, Mark Reeck, Philip Reed, Jodi 150 Reilly, Shannon Reynolds, Jackie Richardson, Mike Rick, Randy Riddle, Ronda Ridge, Holly Ripley, Larry Ritter, Susan Robertson, Bonnie Roddy, Thomas Roe, Diane Rogstad, Diane Rorvig, Mike Runestrand, Kathy Ruswick, Debbie Rygg, Jane Sammons, Lynn Sandness, Deanna Scarborough, Celeste Schultz, Susan Schwind, Ann Seaman, Mark Sehrt, Evelyn Sernesky, Sean Sethney, Jay Shelly, Randall Sirmans, Terry Slesk, Bill Smith, Bev Smith, Jack Smith, Jan Smith, Wade Sobjack, Scott Soderquist, Sherrie Sodine, Ian Solvang, Susan Sooter, Robert Sperry, Lynette Spoto, Tom Stangeland, Susan Starcher, Doug Stewart, Dan Stray, Lloyd Strode, Jeff Swedelius, Eric Swimelar, Mike Taunton, Steve Thomas, Linda 151 152 Thomas, Shelley Thompson, Bob Thompson, Don Thompson, Heidi Thompson, Stephanie Thon, Tim Tooker, Rick Travenshek, Leo Tretwold, Greg Urness, Patti Valum, Thor Van Beek, Randy VanderBrink, Tina VanDuisen, David VanDyke, Mary Lou Veenendaal, Jon Victor, Kent Visser, Debbie Wardrop, Nancy Watson, Shelly Webster, Cathy Weed, Melane Westhaver, Gay Sperry Wickham, Mark BR apsonisntrics Wight, Kim Wilcox, Willie Wilkie, Gordon Wilson, Blair Winn, Tim Wolfe, Theresa Woodell, Jackie Wopperer, Vickie Wright, Lynda Yiggy, Gadzunga Yonlick, Chris Zigfred, Sid Missing: Adams, Jesse Butler, Rick Coles, Phyllis Gormley, Dave Hayes, Terry Hayes, Tim Kipling, Rolland Lucht, Vicki McBride, John Miles, Darlene Mixon, Laura Niewendorp, Bill Noah, Kelly Owen, Jim Rainford, Doug Reed, Phil Seigman, Richard Splockton, Barb Tenaglia, Brien Whitfield, Michael Wiggins, Kim Williams, Wes 153 154 { i it 8 Pd . Hl £ Pa Seis Pa bs “ | % C ‘ Pe © me g i a) Me Fi udes ® 3 @ a eed oo Pe oo ERA REDE NS Sophomore Class The class of “77” started this year with a candy sale and late in November planned a community service project to help Senior Citizens, under the leadership of President Lisa Carlsen, Vice President Steve Jansen, Secretary Lisa Fladd, Girls’ Rep. Gretchen Leanderson, and Boy’s Rep. Gill Brackinreed. lipe Aasheim, Brenda Adema, Susie Agard, Jane Alonso, Fe Albee, Judy Alton, Russ oO $ oe 5) s = ao Pag GAe ASS os ies a gcdddgs oon ‘ es AAD pare HHOE OH 0 OMS =v Steg ch nae SS 4 maa Jerry in Cathy t, Matt Barney, Del Nancy Barnes, Bauer, Beaman Benedic Benner, Rob Bennett, Matt Benson, Jeanine Benson, Julie Bergsma, Shawn Bland, Glenda Bliesner, Dave Bollinger, Val Brackinreed, Gill Brannian, Bob Braun, Tim Bring, Yvonne Brooks, Cheryl Brumbelow, Kirk Buckenmeyer, Teresa Burgraff, Marion Burke, Janet Canaan, Joyce Carlsen, Lisa Castelliani, Kevin Chapman, Rick Christie, Jon Coil, Kim Cole, Brian Conger, Jerry Conger, Tammy Cooper, Ruth Cory, Susan Crain, Maureen Crainer, Howard Crape, Daryl Craswell, Cathy Critchett, Colleen Crumley, Donna Crumley, Lance Dahl, Ron Dancer, Kathy Danielson, Lori De Bord, Russ Dealy, Pam Demmert, Larry Drew, Duane Ebergson, Brian Eggert, Bill Eggert, Karen Eiriksson, Kathy Ellis, Gene Embrey, Peggy Emerson, Jeff Emerson, Martvi Erickson, Sharon Evich, Mark Ewing, Lori Farrell, Jim Farwell, Janey Fast, Janet Faulkner, Byron Faupel, Scott Fischer, Marty Fladd, Lisa Flanders, Mark Follis, Starck Friedel, Sandy Fuchser, Suzy Galley, Chris Gamble, Skip Gates, Karen Gates, Laurie Gelder, Alice Genther, Carrie Gerner, Gary Gilmore, Tony Glad, Jeff 157 158 Gluck, Allan Gordon, Steve Graham, Susan Grass, Karen Green, David Grim, Gary Haggith, Dave Hahnel, Debbie Hallman, Jeff Hammer, Dee Haney, Brian Hanson, Stan Harrison, Tami Harvey, Carrie Hatch, Greg Haugness, Debbie Hayes, Paul Heather, Nita Hendrickson, Raeanne Henifin, Erin Henry, Nancy Herrington, Steve Hindman, Donna Hinojosa, Joe Hinton, Greg Hinton, Lisa Hogue, Dwight Houck, Sue Howard, Sandy Hulsebus, Kristie Jansen, Dan Jansen, Steve Jeffers, Scott Jenkins, Don Jenkins, Jim Johnson, Jack Johnson, Jay Johnson, Sheri Jones, Diane Jones, Wendy Jorissen, Sherry Kaaland, Lorna Karuza, Dick Kayton, Kelli Keel, Karey Kehl, Gary Kelln, Brad Kellom, Lenny Kelly, Kevin Kerr, Dennis Kinzel, Roger Kirschman, Julie Kohler, Diane Komac, Tresa Kortlever, Tom Kovacevich, Shelley Laird, Teri Lambert, Tammy Lane, Al Lane, Brian 159 Lanham, Carr Larson, Jon Laux, LeAnne Leanderson, Gretchen Leech, Jeri Lemmon, Donna 160 Leslie, Laurence Lewis, Beatrice Ligocki, Don Lindquist, Mike Lovingfoss, Craig Luder, Cathy Lynch, Kathy Madison, James Magner, Liz Maleng, Kim Marcus, Donna Marquez, Jesus Marshall, Kristy Martin, Janice Martinka, Chris Mastor, Leslie Mastor, Lisa Matyas, Anne McLeod, Lisa McPherson, Beth Medema, Christie Melbo, Mark Melugin, Lynda Meyer, Beth Middleton, Bob Millard, Debbie Miller, Becky Miller, Jim Millspaugh, Cindy Mixon, Tim 161 162 Moody, Mary Moore, Patty Morris, Mike Morse, Tim Murakami, Kathy Meyers, John Neely, Patty Neil, Tammy Newton, Gary Neyens, Loren Nix , Sandy Noble, Del Nordquist, Mona O’Connell, Tim Olsen, Colin Olson, Jeff Oswalt, Jess Otis, Shirlee Palmer, Diana Parris, Penny Patenall, Tom Payne, Susan Pearson, Jon Pennington, Lisa Peterson, Sue Pfannenstiel, Debbie Phillips, Bud Prosser, Kerry Raber, Duff Randmel, Bart Rauch, Diane Rayborn, Jeff Razore, Kathy Recker, Jill Reitan, Lisa Revey, Mary Reynolds, Gregg Rhea, Stan Richardson, Jeanine Riley, Randy Roberts, Leanne Robinson, Bill Roddey, Robert Rogers, Jimmie Rohwer, Stephen Rounds, Sharon Rudd, Steve Ruthford, Tammy Sadler, Dan Salstrom, Mike Schacht, Clark Schencking, Lea Seaman, Shelly Sehrt, Karen Seigman, Lori Senechal, Gary Semuty, Erik Shelly, Sheila Short, Gretchen Siden, Mike iN) i! 163 164 Slesk, Barb Slesk, Bev Small, Debbie Small, Rick Smith, Bruce Smith, Darren Smith, LaVern Snider, Marcia Solberg, Jodi Soley, Ron Sooter, Tammy Stewart, Rick Stiglitz, Jay Strack, Becky Strickland, Carol Strickler, Scott Strode, Cindy Swanson, Marlene Swanson, Sandy Swedelius, Tris Sweitzer, Mike Thompson, Diane Todahl, Kathy Todd, Terry Todhunter, Bruce Toohey, Patricia Totten, Kris Treat, Ed Tretwold, Leanne Unger, Tom Unick, Scott Vail, Helen ee REE EE 2 Foe RNS SS TT Valentine, Jim VanBeek, Cheryl Vandergrift, Mark Varner, Jeff Vick, Rhonda Vickerman, Ellen Villalon, Rose Wahl, Brendan Walker, Jim Walton, Larry Warwick, Willy Weed, April ese Poet a2 4 toy rad ee we eee Whipple, Ron Williams, Dick Willison, Faye Wilson, Linda Wilson, Suzy Wold, Sonja Wolfe, Mark Woolhouse, Karen Woulf, Terri Wright, Cindy Wright, Robert Younkins, Karen Zehnder, Terry Zollatz, Tibb Hiegler, Terry Missing: Altona, Les Aughe, Randy Bass, Melvin Bennett, Tammi Bergner, Laurie Campeau, Anna Fisher, Greg Folsom, Leanne Gardisky, Mike Hanson, Rob Hashman, Vicky Kabela, Ed Kassner, Dan Larsen, Mary Leistiko, Gordon Lindsay, Connie Polinkus, Gordon Slys, Kevin Smith, Doug Splockton, Diane Sumption, John Wilson, Robbie 165 Freshmen 166 The class of ’78 proved to be worthy of belonging to BHS! Throughout the year they made the most noise in the Pep Assemblies, winning the spirit award fall quarter. They received 2nd place in Homecoming and made a big contribution to the What-A-Sho and also had a doughnut sale. The class officers were: President Kevin Galley, Vice President Sara Nuckolls, Secretary Heidi Hanson and Representatives Linda Pederson and Craig Christie. The Freshmen are welcomed back next year as sophomores. - (Left to right, top to bottom) Craig Christie, Linda Pederson, Sara Nuckolls, Kevin Galley, and Heidi Hanson Adams, Jay Albee, Debbie Alger, Michelle Allen, Bill Allen, Julie Alsum, Margaret Altic, Starr Altona, Pete Alvord, Jeff Alvord, Kim Ambers, Blake Amunds, Diane Anderson, Buddy Anderson, Fritz Anderson, Kris Anderson, Steven Andrews, Brian Andrews, Patty Andrews, Terry Angell, Paul Archer, Jon Backstrom, Joy Barnes, Randy Beard, Cindy Bell, Dee Dee Bennett, John Benson, Dale Benson, Greg Bohlin, Vince Bosman, Randy Bounds, Paul Bowen, Vickie Boynton, Steve Brooks, Kathy Brooks, Kevin Brown, Rona i | 167 Bruemmer, Craig Bryan, Kim Buckenmeyer, Joe Buford, Marilyn Burgraff, Calvin Burns, Jim Calkins, Chris Campeau, Angie Carlsson, Lisa Caron, Lyonie Carpenter, Becky Carr, Rena Cettolin, Fousto Chapman, Bob Christie, Craig Christofferson, Jim Clark, John Cloud, Melanie Coe, Jon Colacurio, Bill Coil, Tony Cooley, Pamela Copland, Mike Costello, Melissa Creature, Clay Creek, Sandy Crider, Bob DeMuth, Jeff DeMuth, Loren DeNeui, Aaron Dennis, Sherrie Denson, Chuck Dickinson, Russ Dorning, Marcy Drake, Curt Dralle, Debbie Dunagan, Janet Dunn, Tim Dunton, Carla DuPraw, Debbie Dvorachek, Naree Dyrland, Erik Eastwood, Nancy Ebergson, Bruce Eide, James Elmore, Mike Elsner, Scott Emerson, Jill Emerson, Kerry Emmons, Brenda Endersby, Rick Endicott, Gary Erickson, Dale Evans, Becky Everett, Richard Fedenuik, Tom Feenstra, Henry Finley, Erin Firos, Patty Flowers, Casey Ford, Susan Foster, Kevin Friel, Tracy Friend, Greg Fullner, Kevin Funk, Pamela Gallaher, Debbie Galley, Kevin Genther, Craig Gerner, Jean Gillette, Clayton Glad, Janell Gordon, Laurie Gorsuch, Jerry 169 Gourlarte, Joe Gould, Gary Gran, Cathie Gran, Mike Grant, Mildred Grasdock, Don Greco, Rose Green, Janell Green, John Green, Linda Green, Mike Griffin, Dave Gronemyer, Nancy Gudmundson, Eric Gustafson, Bruce Gustafson, Cary Haas, Penny Hackett, Wayne Haehn, Carrie Haggith, Diane Hall, Lila Hamilton, Jennifer Hamilton, Morey Hansen, Eric Hansen, John Hansen, Tamara Hanson, Heidi Hawes, Sally Hayes, Joseph Higgerson, Ron Hill, Jennifer Hillaire, Edith Hillaire, Kendall i P high Hilton, Susan Hoag, Charly Holleman, Dale Holloway, Dave Hood, Kellie Horstman, Dawn Hoskins, Sherry Huff, Robert Hulsebus, Kellie Hurlbert, Janice Ilvanakis, Natalie Jacobson, Laura Jenkins, Donald Jenkins, Jeff Jobe, T. J. Johnson, Lori Johnson, Michelle Johnson, Paul Johnston, Rod Jonasson, Robin Jones, Karin Jones, Kathy Kane, Karen Kehl, Debbie Kelly, Nina Keough, Kathy Killer, The King, Kris King, Terry Kirkbride, Kathy Kirscheman, Dianna Klimp, Sydnee Klopp, Lori Kurtz, Kevin Kyllonen, Frederick LaCasse, Dana LaFave, Marty Lallas, Helen Leach, Clarke Legoe, Chuck Lewis, Nick Limbacher, Paul Limbacher, Ron Lind, Susan Lindquist, Karla Lindquist, Vicky Little, Gary Long, Scott Long, Stephanie Lovelace, Stacy Lovingfoss, Brian Lowery, Barbara Lowman, Theresa Lubetich, Anthony Ludington, Mark Magner, Mandy Mallahan, Stephan Marcus, Deanna McAfee, Bob McBride, Joyleann McCartin, Terry McHugh, Tami McLane, Kati McLeod, Donna Mead, David Merrithew, Jody Miles, Sandy Miller, Daniel Miller, Kim Millspaugh, Kelly Misich, Judy Moena, Ronnie Moritz, Amy Morrow, Scoit Mulder, Anne Munroe, Theresa Murakami, Dan Myers, Rosie Nims, Louie Noble, Duane Nowakowski, John ee Noyes, Dana Nuckolls, Sara Nutter, Terry Oldham, Timothy Olsen, Leroy Olson, Linda Oltman, Tom O’Malley, Brad O’Neal, Clay Opperman, Butch Ordal, Robert Orr, Patti 17 3 Owen, Cassy Pacheco, Frank Papasotiriu, Penny Pappas, Dimitra Parker, Karen Parks, Mark Parks, Randy Patzkowsky, Mickey Paul, Russell Pederson, Linda Peel, John Pennington, Rick Perry, Jeff Peterson, LeAnne Peterson, Lee Anne Peterson, Shannon Phillips, Jeff Piantes, Tammy Pierron, Bill Pilkey, Donna Pilkey, Tami Pitsch, Tim Polinkus, Brian Radder, Darwin Ratayczak, Robin Rauch, Scott Rayborn, Sue Reed, Rick Reed, Tom Rehberger, Bryan Reid, Sheilah Reitan, Mickey Reynolds, Brian Richardson, Colleen Rick, Mary Rick, Roxie Ridge, Kelly Roberts, Nancy Robinson, Clayton Robinson, Dave Robinson, Jim Roedell, Shari Rogers, Peggy Rohwer, Bob Rohwer, Teresa Roland, Erin Rosch, Pat Rounds, Mark Ruckey, Steve Rudy, Marta Rushin, Nancy Ruswick, Cheri Sabiston, Woody Sad, Sam 175 Sauer, Eileen Scarborough, Rhonda Scarborough, Steve Schenck, Greg Schrey, Bob Schwemmin, Matt Schwind, Tom Scott, Mary Seigman, Ron Sender, Gloria Sethney, Karen Sharp, Dale Shockey, Lee Siden, Colleen Slater, Darren Sledge, Mike Smith, Danae Smith, Dori Smith, Jenny Smith, Jim Smith, Melissa Solvang, Erik Sperry, Lori Spore, John Stangeland, Janet Starkey, Gary Steele, Marlene Steiner, Nancy Stephan, Todd Stonedahl, Darlene Strode, Laura Suggs, Linda Swan, Scott Swanson, Cris Swift, Nancy Tallman, Cathy 176 Missing: Butler, Bev Brionez, Jerry Crain, Melinda Dixon, Jackie Harvey, Cindy Hilliare, Willard James, Walter Janitscheck, Charles Janitscheck, Bob Knowles, Debi Lauw, Frank Lawrence, Ken Smith, Mona Woodson, David Taunton, John Terman, Sheila Thomas, Michael Thompson, Chris Todahl, Susan Tomlinson, Tammy Toth, Kathy Tripp, Greg Trotto, Cara Turner, Patti Tuttle, Paul Urness, Marsha Van Demark, Jenny VanZwol, Dorothy Veenendahl, Dale Visbeek, Terri Visser, Derek Vitzthum, Darryl Wagner, Dawn Walker, Grant . Walton, Suzanne Warwick, Julie Weird, William Weir, Barb West, Cindy Westhaver, Holly Weston, Marion Whitfield, Nancy Whitley, Donna Wickenburg, Dean Wilcox, Debbie Williams, Rhonda Workman, Lonnie Yorkston, Tom Ya, Gotch 177 Musical Revue ..- Something New Breaking a 35 year old tradition of presenting an Operetta every spring at BHS, our music and drama departments came up with a new idea this year. They’ve called it a musical revue and the theme was ‘‘A Tribute to Rodgers and Hammerstein.” This pilot program presented favorite songs and scenes from seven most popular plays by R H. using the combined talents of the Swing Chorus and the orchestra. 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TG ongratu lations ( ‘ALUMINUM exe) -1-70)-7- Wale) Shuksan Staff Retires Once again the Bellingham High School Yearbook Staff came through with a fantastic effort to produce a high-quality collection of memories for the students, faculty and staff. Normally a little behind schedule, the staff, with a little pressure from the advisor, finally met a deadline: The Last One. This year’s staff included Jon Archer (Fall, Winter): Leroy Olson (Fall); Steve Gould (Fall); Lynn Westhaver Sperry (Fall); Laurie Jones (Fall); Bernie Harrison (Fall, Winter); Mike Richardson (Fall, Winter); Kris Goularte (Fall, Winter, Spring), Kathy Neyens (Fall, Winter, Spring); Pam Funk (Fall, Winter, Spring); Sue Ritter (Fall, Winter, Spring); Kitty Hatter (Fall, Winter); Donna Marcum (Fall, Winter, Spring);. and Advisor Mr. Paul Berg (Fall, Winter, Spring). Starr Ve wees ool os ee oe arene eae oma 2a ered Sd Soe Yass Fao a 2 ch A SAN = HE ‘EE ee se sure” Trarigy OES ident 186 Zelda Rickens Retires After 15 years of hard work, Mrs. Zelda Rickens is retiring. She started work at Bellingham High School in February 1959, as secretary to the principal. Zelda left work at B,H.S. in January 1964, to work in Hawaii, but returned to us in June 1965. While at B.H.S. Mrs. Rickens was secretary to three principals; Mr. Feldmann, Mr. Frazier, and Mr. Stephan. At this time, Mrs. Rickens has no future plans, except for fishing with Rick, maybe going to Hawaii this fall, and just being lazy. We at B.H.S. wish her much good luck. 188 Aasheim, Brenda 45,155 Adair, Eileen 121 Adams, Jay A. 45,88,167 Adams, Jesse 153 Adema, Suzanne M. 33,46,53,155 Agard, Jane A. 155 Akins, Kathy 143 Alonso, Felipe 155 Albee, Judy 155 Albee, Debbie 45,167 Albee, Greg 143 Alexander, Eric 51,68,69,70,121 Alger, Michelle 167 Allen, Clifford 33,59,64,121 Allen, Dave 143 Allen, Julie M. 167 Allen, Rosemary 56,57,92,96,141 Allen, William 56,167 Alsum, Margaret R. 167 Altic, Starr L. 167 Alton, Russ N. 155 Altona, Joseph 167 Altona, Les 165 Alvord, Jeff 88,167 Alvord, Kim 43,96,167 Ambers, Blake 73,85,167 Amunds, Diane 31,167 Amundsen, Celia 56,143 Andersen, Janice 121 Anderson, Betty 143 Anderson, Brian 121 Anderson, Buddy 167 Anderson, Crystal 143 Anderson, Dennis W. 59,155 Anderson, Eric 33,34,83,86,143 Anderson, Fritz 167 Anderson, Jacki 28,143 Anderson, Kathy 46,47,50,121 Anderson, Kris 43,57,167 Anderson, Lily 56,155 Anderson, Paul 42,44,83,120,121 Anderson, Steven 167 Andrews, Brian 167 Andrews, John 143 Andrews, Patricia 167 Andrews, Terry 167 Angell, Paul 91,167 Annette, Dale 33,143 Annette, Marcia 46,121 Anthony, Mark 28,80,86,89,81,122 Archer, Jon 31,167,186 Aughe, Julie 28,43,49,122 Aughe, Randy 165 Aughe, Wendy 143 Axelson, Rick 122 Backstrom, Joy 167 Badgley, Gena 28,33,50,122 Badgley, Lisa 28,155 Baglio, Sylvia 33,142,143 Baker, Marsha 143 Baldie, Deborah 33,122 Baldwin, Christie 143 Barber, Kathy 46,143 Barber, Kent 51,70,76,84,143 Barber, Kristi 28,50,84,143 Bargewell, Cindy 28,122 Barker, Susan 57,122 Barker, Valerie 92,155 Barnes, Cathy 43,54,155 Barnes, Randy 53,167 Barmey, Del 43,51,53,70,155 Barney, Wayne 122 Barthel, Lee 123 Baethel, Linda 143 Bass, Larry 143 Bass, Melvin 165 Bauer, Douglas 28,33,123 Bauer, Nancy 28,48,155 Baunach, Rae Ann 77,33,123 Beaman, Jerry 155 Beard, Cindy 58,167 Beard, Danny 143 Beaulieu, Colleen 143 Bell, Daralyn 167 Bell, Ken 143 Benedict, Matt 45,90,155 Benner, Curtis 43,51,61,76,86, 123 Benner, Robin 28,33,34,46,48,84, 96,155 Bennett, John 45,167 Bennett, Matt 156 Bennett, Tammi 165 Benson, Dale 90,167 Benson, Greg 167 Benson, Jeanine 156 Benson, Julie 156 Berg, Cindy 33,143 Bergner, Laurie 165 Bergsma, Shawn 46,48,156 Black, Kathleen 143 Blair, Karen 28,33,45,52,61,89 96,143 Bland, Glenda 156 Bliesner, David 53,55,156 Bocchi, Eileen 28,48,143 Bohlin, Vince 167 Bolin, Jeff 143 Bollinger , Valerie 156 Bosman, Randal 167 Bottiger, Frank 123 Bounds, Paul 59,73,88,81,167 Bowen, Vickie 46,167 Bowers, Gary 123 Bowman, Joel 143 Boynton, Joyce 123 Boynton, Steve 31,167 Brackinreed, Gill 18,84,154,156 Bradshaw, Laura 143 Bragg, Bill 51,68,69,70,86,141 Branco, Antonio 123 Branco, Rhonda 143 Brannian, Beth 123 Brannian, Bob 156 Braun, Tim 33,90,123,156 Brehm, Rob 143 Bring, Greg 43,61,86,89,143 Bring, Rod 43,50,68,70,76,86 123 Bring, Yvonne 33,34,50,156 Brionez, Jerry 177 Britt, Debra 123 Brooks, Cheryl 156 Brooks, Kathy 93,97,167 Brooks, Kevin 167 Brown, Rick 70,78,143 Brown, Rona 167 Bruemmer, Craig 168 Brumbelow, Kirk 33,78,86,156 Bruner, Craig 123 Bryan, Chris 123 Bryan, Kim 168 Buckenmeyer, Joey 168 Buckenmeyer, Teresa 156 Buford, Marilyn 168 Burgraff, Calvin 73,168 Burgraff, Marion 156 Burke, Janet 186 Burke, Donna 45,53,93,123 Burley, John 28,51,84,124 Burns, James 81,168 Bussanich, Lee Anne 48,61,124 Bussard, Robert 33,54,143 Butler, Bev 177 Butler, Rick 153 Button, Gary 68,70,124 Bynon, Karl 124 Calkins, Anita 33,34,143 Calkins, Christine 168 Campeau, Angie 168 Campeau, Anna 165 Canaan, Bill 143 Canaan, Joyce 25,33,49,64,92 156 Carlsen, Lisa 28,33,154,156 Carlsson, Lisa 168 Carlsson, Michael 51,83,143 Carmichael, Paula 124 Carnes, Susan 124 Caron, Lyonie 168 Carpenter, Becky 168 Carpenter, Bob 143 Carpenter, Greg 28,143 Carr, Rod 91,124 Carr, Rena 43,168 Cassidy, Fred 143 Castellani, Kevin 156 Cettolin, Fousto 168 Cettolin, Rosalynda 141 - Chapman, Richard 28,55,70,156 Chapman, Mel 70,86,143 Chapman, Robert 73,88,81,168 Christiansen, Rose 124 Christie, Jon 33,156 Christie, Craig 31,42,73,79,85 166,168 Christie, Robin 33,34,43,124 Christofferson, James 85,168 Clark, John 31,81,90,168 Clendenen, Daniel 143 Cleveland, Michael 143 Cloud, Melanie 168 Coe, Jonathan 31,73,168 Coe, Kathleen. 28,64,143 Cofer, Sherlinde 124 Colacurcio, Bill 168 Coil, Kim 156 Coil, Tony 168 Cole, Brian 28,90,156 Coleman, Kenneth 143 Coles, Phyliss 153 Conger, Jerry 156 Conger, Tammy 28,156 Cooley, Pamela 168 Cooper, Pat 57,143 Cooper, Ruth 156 Copeland, Michael 33,83,144 Copeland, Michael A. 81,168 Corbett, Georgia 144 Cory, Jaye 124 Cory, Susan 156 Costello, Marcia 124 Costello, Melissa 83,168 Cowan, Ron 42,60,61,68,69,70 125 Crain, Maureen 33,156 Crain, Melinda 177 Crainer, Howard 28,156 Crape, Daryl 156 Crape, Mary Ann 28,49,125 Craswell, Catherine 34,93,96 156 Creek, Bill 125 Creek, Sandra 33,168 Crider, Robert 168 Critchett, Colleen 156 Croy, Beverly 125 Crumley, Donna 46,156 Crumley, Lance 156 Crumley, Stacy 125 Culp, Steven 125 Dahl, Norman 45,68,69,70,125 Dahl, Ronald 156 Dalquest, John 28,144 Dancer, Kathy 156 Danielson, Bob 125 Danielson, Lori 156 Day, Lisa 33,49,144 Dealy, Pam 28,43,46,48,49,156 Defries, Joni 28,30,33,46,50 126 Defries, Victoria 156 Delaney, Julie 144 Delceg, Larry 33,58,64,86,144 Demmeri, Lawrence 83,156 Demuth, Jeff 168 Demuth, Loren 168 Deneui, Aaron 168 Dennis, Sherrie 168 Denson, Charles 73,85,168 Dether, Doug 78,90,144 Dewilde, Ed 144 Dickenson, Russell 168 Dixon, Jackie 177 Dolan, Jan 144 Donovan, Michael 144 Dorn, Brian 126 Dorning, Gary 144 Dorning, Marcia 43,168 Douglas, Mike 126 Dragates, Pam 49,126 Drake, Curtis 63,168 Dralle, Debra 33,169 Drew, Duane 156: Dunagan, Janet 169 Dunn, Jeremy 55,64,125 Dunn, Timothy 73,85,169 Dunton, Carl 169 Dupraw, Debra 31,92,96,97,169 Dupraw, Sheryl 33,144 Dvorachek, Janet 96,125 Dvorachek, Kathy 28,144 Dvorachek, Naree 169 Dyrland, Erik 73,79,85,169 Dyvig, Kevin 126 Eastman, Lynne 33,126 Eastwood, Patricia 126 Eastwood, Nancy 169 Ebergson, Brian 86,156 Ebergson, Bruce 73,85,169 Eggert, Billy 156 Eggert, Karen 28,48 Eide, James 90,169 Eiriksson, Kathleen 50,53,159 Eiriksson, Russell 43,83,126 Elliott, Paul 144 Elmore, Mike 59,169 Elsner, Linda 25,28,33,34,43,62 144 Elsner, Scott 31,79,85,169 Ely, Rex 28,33,51,86,126 Embrey, Peggy 156 Emerson, James 51,61,76,84,89 126 Emerson, Jeff 72,85,156 Emerson, Jill 43,48,96,169 Emerson, Kerry 33,95,96,169 Emerson, Marvella 48 ,60,83,157 Emley, Pat 127 Emmons, Brenda 43,48,169 Emmons, Brett 43,51,52,69,70,86 144 Endersby, Larry 127 Endersby, Richard 88,169 Endicott, Michael 169 Ennen, Vickie 53,144 Erickson, Dale 31,169 Erickson, Dani Jo 28,33,48,144 Erickson, Margaret 28,52,127 Erickson, Sharon 28,96,97,157 Evans, Becky 31,92,169 Everett, Richard 169 Evich, Mark 83,157 Ewing, Lori 157 Farrell, Jim 55,157 Farrer, James 144 Farwell, Janey 157 Fast, Janet 33,34,157 Faulkner, Byron 157 Faulkner, Joni 144 Faulkner, Steven 86,127 Faupel, Scott 72,157 Faupel, Rick 33,51,53,69,70,86 144 Fedenuik, Tom 169 Feenstra, Henry 169 Findley, James 28,33,52,68,70 80,127 Finkbonner, Barbara 127 Finley, Erin 169 Finley, Kim 90,127,144 Firos, Lucille 47,144 Firos, Patricia 169 Fischer, Marty 28,48,157 Fisher, Greg 165 Fisher, Patty 127 Fladd, Lisa 28,46,96,154,157 Flanders, Mark 45,157 Flanery, Brian 51,80,81,127 Flowers, Jim 127 Flowers, Cassandra 95,169 Follis, Starck 72,91,157 Folsom, Leanne 165 Ford, Susan 84,169 Forslof, Sherrie 28,127 Foster, Dee Etta 42,45,128 Foster, Kevin 73,85,81,169 Frank, Sylvester 145 Frankenfield, Abby 28,42,142 145 Freeman, Brad 128 French, Doug 145 French, Randy 145 Friedl, Jeff 128 Friedl, Sandra 18,33,157 Friel, Shawn 145 Friel, Tracy 23,169 Friend, Gregory 31,169 Fuchser, Suzy 57,157 Fullner, Kelly 28,43,128 Fullner, Kevin 73,85,81,169 Funk, Pamela 31,169,186 Funk, Ronald 28,33,42,52,142 145 Gadwa, Keri Ann 128 Gallaher, Debra 31,169 Galley, Chris 33,5 1,70,76,84 157 Galley, Kevin 18,43,79,91,166 169 Gamble, Skip 28,72,86,157 Garcia, Emest 64,141 Gardisky, Dawn 128 Gardisky, Mide 165 Garrison, Bonnie 145 Gates, Karen 157 Gates, Laurie 157 Gates, Randy 145 Gates, Sandra 128 Gelder, Alice 46,48,54,157 Genther, Carrie 33,157 Genther, Craig 31,169 Genther, Curt 145 Gerner, Dave 78,145 Gemer, Gary 157 Gerner, Jean 169 Gilfilen, Gary 28,128 Gillette, Clayton 31,169 Gilmore, Tony 157 Glad, Janell 169 Glad, Jeffrey 157 Glad, Judy 28,33,128 Glick, Sheila 145 Gluck, Allan 158 Goodwin, Doris 145 Gordon, Laurie 169 Gordon, Patricia 57,145 Gordon, Steve 158 Gordon, William 33,145 Gormley, Dave 153 Gormley, Diane 129 Gorsuch, Gerald 31,169 Goularte, Joseph 73,170 Goularte, Kris 145,186 Gould, Gary 79,90,170 Gould, Margaret 129 Gould, Steve 129,186 Graham, Susan 33,158 Gran, Cathie 170 Gran, Jeff 129 Gran, Michael 170 Grant, Mildred 25,31,170 Grasdock, Donald 88,170 Grass, Cheryl 129 Grass, Karen 158 Greco, Joseph 129 Greco, Rosemarie 170 Green, David 28,158 Green Janell 170 - Green, John 170 Green, Linda 170 Green, Michael 170 Green, Mike 145 Gregory, Steve 33,129 Griffin, David 170 Grim, Gary 158 Gronemyer, Nancy 170 Gudmundson, Eric 170 Gulick, Debra 46,47,48,129 Gulick, Toni 145 Gunderson, Jon 129 Gustafson, Bruce 79,88,145,170 Gustafson, Cary 85,170 Gustafson, Randy 51,72,76,86 Haas, Penny 25,58,96,170 Hackett, Wayne 170 Haehn, Carrie Jo 170 Haehnel, Jeany 145 Haggith, David 158 Haggith, Diane 45,170 Hahnel, Debbie 28,33,92,97,158 Hall, Bob 145 Hall, Lila 59,170 Hallman, Jeff 158 Hamer, Dee 33,158 Hamilton, Jennifer 170 Hamilton, Morey 85,170 Haney, Brian 28,158 Hansen, Eric 33,53,170 Hansen, John170 Hansen, Tamara 33,170 Hanson, Bre t 145 Hanson, Heidi 166,170 Hanson, Jodie 129 Hanson, Julie 145 Hanson, Robert 165 Hanson, Stan 28,158 Hardenrook, Kristie 129 Harrison, Bernadine 92,129,186 Harrison, Tamara 158 Harvey, Carrie 28,158 Harvey, Cindy 177 Harvey, Lorrie 145 Harvey, Ralph 145 Hashman, Vicky 165 Hatch, Greg 158 Hatch, Vicki 57,129 Hatfield, Kathy 92,146 Hatfield, Martin 90,146 Hatfield, Mary 129 Hatter, Kitty 18,53,62,130,186 Haugness, Debbie 158 Hawes, Richard 28,146 Hawes, Sally 33,48,170 Hay, Pete 70,146 Hayes, Joseph 170 Hayes, Paul 158 Hayes, Terry 153 Hayes, Tim 153 Heathers, Jeanne 130 Heathers, Nita 92,96,97,158 Hedman, Janet 28,33,52,95,130 Heller, Jerry 89,91,146 Heller, Teresa 28,50,130 Hemminger, Mary Jo 28,49,130 Hemminger, Michael 130 Hendrickson, Jane 130 Hendrickson, Rae Ann 28,158 Hendrickson, Steve 146 Henifin, Erin 158 Henifin, Heidi 130 Henry, Nancy 158 Herrington, Steve 158 Hiegler, Terry 72,165 Higgerson, Ronald 31,70,80,170 Hill, Jennifer 50,170 Hillaire, Edith 170 Hillaire, Kendall 73,170 Hillaire, Willard 177 Hilliare, Penny 146 Hillier, Debbie 17,20,33,34,63 96,130 Hillier, Diane 17,33,34,42,44 130 Hilton, Susan 171 Hendman, Donna 28,158 Hinojosa,Joe 80,86,158 Hinton, Gregory 158 Hinton, Lisa 185 Hoag, Michelle 171 Hoggarth, William 89,90,130 Hogue, Dwight 51,86,89,158 Holland, Greg 146 Holleman, Dale 171 Holloway, David 53,171 Holst, Mark 146 Hood, Kelli3 171 Hood, Mike 146 Horstman, Dawn 171 Horstman, Jack 130 Horstman, Kim 146 Hoskin, Sherry 171 Houck, Sue 33,43,46,47,84,158 Houser, Lisa 130 Howard, Jim 146 Howard Sandra 158 Hoy, Meg 130 Hubbard, Linda 130 Huff, Robert 171 Hulsebus, Kellie 96,171 . Hulsebus, Kristie 158 Huntley, Brian 131 Hurlbert, Janice 45,171 Hurlbert, Jean 57,131 Ilvanakis, Natalie 43,96,171 Jacobs, Garry 146 Jacobson, Laura 31,84,171 James, Walter 177 Janitscheck, Charles 177 Janitscheck, Robert 177 Jansen, Daniel 85,159 Jansen, Mike 146 Jansen, Steve 75,83,91,154,159 Jeffers, Scott 159 Jenkins, Diane 33,43,46,146 Jenkins, Don 28,159 Jenkins, Donald 73,171 Jenkins, Jeff 73,79,88,171 Jenkins, James 159 Jobe, Tami 131 Jobe, Tori 171 Johansen, John 83,146 John, Trena 131 Johnson, Betty’146 Johnson, Jack 33,72,80,159 Johnson, Jay 83,159 Johnson, Jerry 131 Johnson, Kriss 146 Johnson, Lori 171 Johnson, Lou Ann 61,131 Johnson, Michelle 171 Johnson, Paul 33,171 Johnson, Robert 34,42,44,68,69 70,80,131 Johnson, Sheri 28,159 Johnston, Randy 86,146 Johnston, Rodney 88,171 Jolley, Amy 43,49,52,96,97,131 Jolley, Sarah 46,75,142,146 Jonasson, Dawn 131 Jonasson, Robin 84,171 Jones, Diane. 33,159 Jones, Karin 33,48,171 Jones, Kathryn 171 Jones, Laurie 54,97,146,186 Jones, Tami 146 Jones, Wendy 159 Jorissen, Sherry 33,43,46,48,84 159 Jule, Eric 131 Kaaland, Lorna 159 Kabela, Ed 165 Kane, Karen 171 Kane, Kathy 146 Karl, Jeanette 56,146 Karlberg, Ken 18,88,120,131 Karuza, Richard 28,85,159 Kassner, Daneil 165 Kayton, Kelli 159 Kearney, Jerry 146 Keamey, Mike 130 Keel, Karey 159 Kehl, Debra 171 Kehl, Gary 28,159 Kelln, Brad 28,83,159 Kelln, Ken 28,146 Kellom, Leonard 28,159 Kelly, Juanita 171 Kelly, Kevin 159 Kennedy, Connie 53 Kennedy, Michael 130 Keough, Kathleen 31,48,171 Kerr, Dennis 159 Kiely, Ada 132 King, Kathy 48,84,146 King, Kristofer 171 King, Terry 85,171 Kinzel, Mark 132 Kinzel, Roger 159 Kipling, Rolland 28,153 Kirby, Michael 28,132 Kirk, Randall 45,146 Kirkbride, Kathren 171 Kirscheman, Dianna 45,172 Kirschman, Julie 57,96,97,159 Kirschman, Rick 146 Klimp, Cynthia 28,146 Klimp, Sydnee 172 Klitzsch, Claudia 132 Kloc, Michael 34,132 Klopp, Lore 96,172 Knowles, Debi 177 Knutson, Toni 132 Kohler, Diane 28,48,159 Kohler, Randy 28,83,146 Kohler, Ronald 28,33,68,69,70 132 Kolbe, Kathryn 28,147 Komac, Tresa 159 Kortlever, Tom 159 Kovacevich, Shelley 47,48,84 159 Krumdiack, Scott 51,86,147 Kuehnel, Laurie 147 Kuoppala, Mark 147 Kurtz, Kevin 73,79,88,172 Kyllonen, Frederick 172 Kyllonen, Marie 147 LaCasse, Dana 31,172 LaCasse, Paul 132 LaFave, Martin 31,172 Laird, Teri 159 Lallas, Helen 43,75,172 Lambert, Roy 147 Lambert, Tammy 57,159 Lane, Alfred 159 Lane, Brian 72,159 Lane, Jesse 72,147 Lang, Kristen 33,49,63,132 Langerak, Ross 147 Lanham, Carr 51,70,83,86,160 Lanham, Lynne 132 Larsen, Mary 165 Larsen, Randy 132 Larson, Jon 45,90,160 Laux, Frank 177 Laux, LeAnne 160 Lawrence, Eddie 147 Lawrence, Kenneth 177 Leach, Clarke 172 Leach, Steve 147 Leanderson, Gretchen 33,42,48 93,154,160 Lee, Scott 45,147 Leech, Jeri 160 Legoe, Charles 31,73,172 Legoe, Tamera 28,147 Leistiko, Gordon 165 Leistiko, Le Anne 20,46,84,147 Lemmon, Donna 160 Leque, Lynn 147 Leslie, Laurence 78,85,161 Lewis, Beatrice 57,161 Lewis, Don 147 Lewis, Nicky 172 Lewis, Ritt 43,51,86,89,147 Ligocki, David 147 Ligocki, Donald 161 Limbacher, Paul 43,60,79,88,172 Limbacher, Ron 73,88,81,172 189 190 Lind, Lisa 28,147 Lind, Susan 43,63,172 Lindquist, Jim 132 Lindquist, Karla 172 Lindquist, Michael 161 Lindquist, Vicki 172 Lindsay, Connie 165 Little, Gary 172 Little, Russ 133 Long, Scott 73,79,172 Long, Stephanie 33,43,83,172 Longfield, Debbie 147 Loomis, Marilyn 133 Lorenzo, Perry 45,54,64,147 Lovelace, Denise 28,33 Lovelace, Stacy 31,96,132 Lovingfoss, Brian 73,81,91,172 Lovingfoss, Craig 72,80,85,161 Lowery, Barbara 172 Lowmon, Aileen 17,96,132 Lowmon, John 54,147 Lowmon, Teresa 172 Lubetich, Anthony 81,172 Lubetich, Chris 132 Lucht, Vicki 153 Luder, Cathy 56,161 Ludington, Brian 72,80,81,147 Ludington, Don 78,147 Ludington, Mark 172 Luke, Jeanie 132 Lynch, Kathy 43,49,75,161 Madison, James 161 Magner, Elizabeth 161 Magner, Ymanda 172 Maleng, Kim 28,49,161 Maleng, Randy 20,68,69,70,76 120,132 Mallahan, John 33,34,132 Mallahan, Peggy 49,147 Mallahan, Stephen 172 Mallahan, Theresa 147 Marcus, Donna 161,186 Marcus, David 147 Marcus, Deanna 172 Marquez, Jesus 161 Marshall, Kristy 28,161 Martin, Janice 28,50,161 Martin, Lee 147 Martinka, Christine 161 Mastor, Leslie 161 Mastor, Lisa Matyas, Anne 48,161 Matyas, Mary 33,147 McAfee, Darwin 84,147 McAfee, Neal 172 McBride, Jackie 133 McBride, John 33,153 McBride, Joy 172 McBride, Robert 147 McBride, Willard 133 McCandless, Michael 147 McCartin, Terence 85,172 McCauley, Elaine 147 McCowan, Darian 44 McDonald, Kelly 91,147 McHugh, Tami 48,172 McIntyre, Frank 18,90,142,147 McIntyre, Patty 42,44,50,52,61 132 McLane, Kathleen 45,172 McLeod, Donna 173 McLeod, Lisa 161 McMurry, Deborah 28,33,132 McMurry, Linda 25,33,34,147 McPherson, Becky 147 McPherson, Beth 28,161 McSwain, Mike 28,147 Mead, David 73,85,173 Mead, John 85,148 © Medema, Christie 28,161 Melbo, Mark 161 Melugin, Lynda 28,48,49,161 Merritt, Marica 25,34,92,148 Merrithew, Jody 31,173 Meyer , Beth 43,161 Meyer, Marji 133 Meyer, Patti 48,133 Michaelson, Paul 33,34,44,51 68,69,70,80,81,133 Middleton, Bob 72,161 Mihara, Darren 148 Mihara, Terryene 44,133 Miles, Darlene 153 Miles, Sandra 173 Millard, Debbie 161 Miller, Allen 133 Miller, Becky 28,43,161 Miller, Daniel 173 Miller, Jim 161 Miller, Kim 97,173 Millspaugh, Cindy 161 Millspaugh, Kelly 173 Misich, Judy 173 Mitchell, Kelly 148 Mitchell, Zoya 148 Mixon, Timothy 55,161 Mixon, Laura 153 Moberg, Rick 134 Moena, Diane 56,57,148 Moena, Ronnie 173 Moody, Mary Jean 48,96,162 Moore, Patricia 162 Moreau, Delbert 83,134 Morell, Thomas 33,148 Morris, Marcia 134 Morris, Michael 162 Morris, Ray 86,148 Morrow, Scott 173 Morse, Bryan 51,84,134 Morse, Tim 85,162 Moritz, Amelia 33,173 Mulder, Anne 33,46,173 Munroe, Theresa 31,173 Murakami, Dan 73,85,173 Murakami, Kathryn 162 Murakami, Micheal 52,55,80,81 134 Myers, John 162 Myers, Rosalla 97,173 Nachtrieb, Howard 43,54,148 Neely, Pat 162 Neil, Tammy 28,162 Nelson, Jeff 33,34,63,70,80,81 148 Nelson, Joleigh 49,148 Newell, Kim 134 Newman, Arnold 134 Newman, Ken 28,43,58,85,148 Newton, Gary 162 Newton, Pam 148 Neyens, Duane 43,44,80,86,81 134 Neyens, Kathryn 46,47,96,147 186 Neyens, Loren 162 Nicholas, Bryan 147 Nieuwendorp, William 153 Nims, Louis 173 Nix, Sandy 55,162 Noah, Kelly 153 Noble, Delbert 162 Noble, Duane 57,173 Nordquist, Mona 162 Nowakowski, Johnny 73,79,90,173 Noyes, Dana 58,173 Nuckolls, Sarah 166,173 Nutter, Jodi 134 Nutter, Terri 173 Nutter, Troy 43,54,148 O Connell, Tim 51,70,80,162 Oldham, Timothy 173 Olsen, Colin 162 Olsen, Keith 134 Olsen, Leroy 173 Olsen, Lisa 28,46,47,61,134 Olson, Jeffery 72,80,81,162 Olson, Linda 31,96,173 Oltman, Thomas 88,173 O'Malley, Brasley 73,90,173 O’Neal, Clay 173 Opperman, Debra 134 Opperman, Eric 173 Ordal, Mike 59,88 Ordal, Robert 173 Ordal, William 59,86,135 Orr, Patricia 173 Osbome, Desmond 135 Osgood, Merle 56,148 Oswalt, Jess 52,54,55,162 Otis, Shirlee 162 Ousdale, Vickie 148 Owen, Catherine 95,174 Owen, Dianne 148 Owen, Jim 33,34,153 Owens, Kristie 148 Pacheco, Frank 174 Paglia, Marie 43,49,62,148 Palmer, Kiana 162 Papasotiriu, Penny 174 Pappas, Dimitra 174 Parberry, Brad 33,148 Parberry, Brian 148 Parker, Janis 149 Parker, Karen 174 Parker, Lori 33,34,49,149 Parker, Tim 80,135 Parks, Linda 149 Parks, Mark 174 Parks, Randy 53,174 Parsons, Vince 86,149 Patenall, Shawn 135 Patzkowsky, Maxine 174 Patzowsky, Terry 33,34,149 Paul, Russel 81,174 Payne, Janet 135 Payne, Susan 33,162 Pearson, Joel 86,149 Pearson, Jon 72,86,162 Pederson, Jane 33,149 Pederson, Linda 18,42,166,174 Pederson, Randy 149 Peel, John 174 Pennington, Fredrick 174 Pennington, Lisa 162 Pepperworth, Kim 149 Perigo, Robin 89,96,97,149 Perry, Jeff 174 Perry, Scott 135 Peterson, Allen 28,163 Peterson, Georgia 33,149 Peterson, Leann 174 Petterson, Lee Ann 95,174 Peterson, Shannon 92,96,97,174 Peterson, Susan 28,163 Pfannenstiel, Debbie 163 Phillips, Fred 163 Phillips, Jeffery 31,83,174 Phillips, Lee 149 Piantes, Tammy 174 Piccolo, Cindy 17,149 Pierce, Dave 149 Pierre, Brian 149 Pierron, William 33,175 Pilkey, Danny 28,149 Pilkey, Denise 149 Pilkey, Donna 175 Pilkey, Tami 33,56,175 Pitsch, Patrick 135 Pitsch, Tim 31,73,81,90,175 Polinkus, Brian 175 Polinkus, Gordon 57,165 Porter, Kim 33,47,48,149 Prosser, Kerry 163 Pyle, Wendy 149 Raber, Jackson 85,163 Radder, Darwin 175 Raines, Cindy 48,96,135 Rainford, Doug 153 Randmel, Bart 163 Ratayczak, Robin 175 Ratcliff, Lyle 43,135 Rauch, Cathy 149 Rauch, Diane 163 Rauch, Scott 31,175 Rayborn, Jeff 82,163 Rayborn, Susan 45,175 Rayborn, Terry 135 Raymond, Mark 59,149 Razore, Kathy 93,163 Razore, Mark 135 Recker, Jill 163 Reeck, Philip 149 Reed, Jodi 149 Reed, Philip 153 Reed, Recky 175 Reed, Thomas 31,175 Regan, Patrick 175 Rehberger, Bryan 175 Reid, Sheilah 175 Reilly, Kim 95,135 Reilly, Shannon 150 Reitan, Michael 175 Revey, Mary Ann 163 Reynolds, Brian 175 Reynolds, Gregory 72,80,81,163 Reynolds, Jackie 150 Reynolds, Pat 141 Rhea, Stanley 163 Richards, Bev 136 Richardson, Colleen 175 Richardson, Jeanine 163 Richardson, Mike 150,186 Rick, Bill 136 Rick, Mary 175 Rick, Randy 28,150 Rick, Roxanne 175 Riddle, Ronda 18,150 Ridge, Holly 150 Ridge, Kelly 175 Riley, Patricia 136 Riley, Randall 163 Ripley, Larry 51,70,86,150 Ritter, Susan 150,186 Roberts, Jennifer 28,33,120 136 Roberts, Leanne 28,33,93,95 163 Roberts, Nancy 31,95,175 Robertson, Bonnie 150 Robinson, Clayton 53,85,173 Robinson, David 31,53,85,81,173 Robinson, Bill 72,91,163 Robinson, Jim 73,75,81,175 Robinson, Steve 51,90 Roddey, Robert 57,163 Roddey, Thomas 28,150 Roe, Diane 150 Roedell, Shari 175 Rogers, Jimmie 33,49,163 Rogers, Peggy 175 Rogers, Ramon 34,64,33,136 Rogstad, Diane 150 Rogstad, John 28,136 Rohwer, Robert 79,85,175 Rohwer, Stephen 163 Rohwer, Teresa 175 Rohwer, Victor 136 Roland, Dawn 136 Roland, Erin 31,173 Rorvig, Kelly 60,136 Rorvig, Mike 33,42,44,51,63,78 86,89,150 Rosch, John 175 Rose, Kenneth 43,51,84,136 Rounds, Mark-45,85,175 Rounds, Mike 136 Rounds, Sharon 45,163 Ruckey, Stephen 175 Rudd, Steve 163 Rudy, Marta 58,59,96,175 Rudy, Martin 42,43,51,86,136 Runestrand, Kathy 33,34,150 Rushin, Nancy 64,175 Ruswick, Cheryl 31,175 Ruswick, Debbie 18,84,150 Ruswick, Denny 136 Ruthford, Tamara 28,163 Rygg, Jane 28,52,150 Sabiston, Kim 57,136 Sabistion, Woody 73,85,81,175 Sadler, Dan 80,81,91,163 Salstrom, Mike 163 Sammons, Lynn 150 Sandness, Deanna 49,150 Sauer, Eileen 48,175 Scarborouch, Celeste 150 Scarborough, Rhonda 176 Scharborough, Steve 73,88,176 Schacht, Clark 33,34,163 Schenck, Greg 73,85,176 Schencking, Lea 28,48,163 Schrey, Robert 81,176 Schroeder, Paula 136 Schultz, Susan 150 Schwemmin, Matthew 31,176 Schwind, Ann 33,150 Schwind, Thomas 176 Scott, Mary 92,96,97,176 Scott, Tim 51,62,68,69,70,86 137 Seaman, Mark 33,150 Seaman, Shelli 163 Sehrt, Evelyn 50,57,150 Sehrt, Karen 57,163 Seigman, Lori 57,163 Seigman, Richard 153 Seigman, Ronald 176 Sender, Gloria 176 Senechal, Gary 28,33,83,90,160 Sernesky, Sean 33,150 Sethney, Jay 28,151 Sethney, Karen 33,176 Sharp, Dale 73,176 Shelly, Randall 1,53,151 Shelly, Sheila 25,46,53,163 Shockey, Lee 176 Short, Gretchen 163 Siden, Colleen 176 Siden, Michael 163 Sirmans, Tammy 137 Slater, Darren 70,176 Sledge, Mike 176 Slesk, Barbara 28,48,84,164 Slesk, Beverly 28,48,164 Slesk, Bill 33,51,70,78,84,151 Slesk, Jill 47,137 Sluys, Greg 137 Sluys, Kevin 165 Small, Debra 28,164 Small, Rick 164 Smith, Bruce 51,72,80,86,81,164 Smith, Danae 31,95,176 Smith, Darren 28,88,91,164 Smith, Dori 176 Smith, Doug 165 Smith, Jack 86,151 Smith, Jan 151 Smith, Jennifer 176 Smith, Jim 83,88,176 Smith, LaVern 46,47,52,53,55 164 Smith, Melissa 176,96 Smith, Mona 177 Smith, Sharman 33,137 Smith, Wade 51,70 86,151 Snider, Marcia 167 Sobjack, Scott 151 Soderquist, Scott 137 Soderquist, Sherrie 28,92,151 Sodine, Ian 151 Sofie, Nancy 49,137 Solberg, Jodi 46,48,164 Soley, Mary Lou 137 Soley, Ron 164 Solvang, Erik 31,70,79,85,176 Solvang, Susan 59,151 Sooter, Robert 151 Sooter, Tammy 164 Sperry, Leslie 33,138 Sperry, Lori 176 Sperry, Lynette 33,151 Splockton, Barbara 153 Splockton, Dianne 165 Spore, John 176 Spoto, Tom 54,57,151 Stangeland, Janet 176 Stangeland, Lynda 138 Stangeland, Susan 28,151 Starcher, Doug 59,64,151 Starkey, Gary 88,176 Steele, Marlene 176 Steiner, Daniel 138 Steiner, Nancy 176 Stephan, Todd 73,88,8 1,176 Stewart, Rick 78,86,164 Stewart, Dan 28,33,151 Stidham, Candy 38 Stigletz, Jay 28,85,164 Stiglitz, Sandy 49,59,138 Stonedahl, Darlene 176 Stonedahl, Kathy 75,138 Strack, Rebecca 164 Strandberg, Gene 138 Stray, Lloyd 70,86,151 Strickland, Carol 46,96,164 Strickler, Scott 33,80,81,164 Strode, Cynthia 25,164 Strode, Jeff 57,151 Strode, Laura 176 Suggs, Linda 33,92,96,97,176 Suggs, Lori 138 Sumption, John 165 Sundean, Lee 138 Swan, Scott 33,176 Swanson, Cristian 73,176 Swanson, Marlene 164 Swanson, Sandra 43,46,48,164 Swedelius, Eric 33,34,151 Swedelius, Rory 138 Swedelius, Tristan 62,80,86,89 164 Sweitzer, Michael 164 Swendt, Joene 3,17,138 Swift, Amy 39,176 Swimelar, Mike 33,34,64,151 Swope, Karl 28,139 Tallman, Cathy 176 Taunton, John 177 Taunton, Steve 51,78,86,151 Taylor, Rhonda 139 Tenaglia, Brien 153 Terman, Sheila 31,58,177 Thomas, Michael 177 Thomas, Linda 57,151 Thomas, Shelley 28,152 Thompson, Bob 70,76,84,152 Thompson, Chris 177 Thompson, Diane 50,164 Thompson, Don 51,53,63,72,75,80 152 Thompson, Heidi 28,92,152 Thompson, Stephanie 28,152 Thon, Tim 33,34,80,152 Thon, Tom 76,139 Todahl, Kathy 43,164 Todahl, Susan 43,177 Todd, Greg 51,68,69,70,84,139 Todd, Terrence 72,85 Todhunter, Bruce 164 Tomlinson, Tammy 177 Toohey, Judy 139 Toohey, Patricia 164 Tooker, Rick 152 Toth, Kathy 177 Totten, Kris 28,164 Totten, Sheri 17,139 Totten, Teri 17,139 Travenshek, Leo 51,83,85,152 Treat, Edward 164 Treat, Matthew 75,83,89,139 Tretwold, Greg 152 Tretwold, Deanne 63,164 Tripp, Greg 73,85,177 Trotto, Cara 31,43,48,96,177 Trotto, Kim 48,60,139 Turner, Parri 177 Tuttle, Jill 139 Tuttle, Paul. 81,177 Ueland, George 56,139 Uhrig, Ira 20,28,52,55,62,140 PISCHEL YEARBOOKS, @ ihe Unger, Thomas 28,64,164 Unick, Scott 72,164 Urness, Marsha 177 Umness, Patti 152 Vail, Helen 164 Valentine, Jim 165 Valum, Thor 152 VanBeek, Chery! 165 VanBeek, Randy 152 Vandergrift, Mark 165 Yonally, Norman 59,141 Van Demark, Jennifer 177 Yonlick, Chris 43,51,69,70,80 VanderBrink, Tina 152 86,81 Vander Yacht, Lynda 48,52,140 Yorkston, Deborah 141 VanDuisen, David 28,152 Yorkston, Tommy 31,177 Van Dyke, Mary Lou 54,152 Young, Lavonne 28,141 VanZwol, Dorothy 58,177 Younkins, Karen 165 Varner, Jeffrey 51,70,80,86,81 Zehnder, Paul 80,141 165 Zehnder, Teresa 165 Veenendaal, Bert 140 Zollatz, Tibb 165 Veenendaal, Dale 177 Bransittier, James 123 Veenendaal, Jon 152 Vernon, Russell 28,55,64,140 Vick, Rhonda 165 Vickerman, Ellen 28,165 Victor, Kent 51,70,84,152 Villalon, Rose 165 Visbeek, Terri 33,57,152 Visser, Debbie 33,57,152 Visser, Derek 90,177 Vitzthum, Darryl 177 Voskamp, Lynne 140 Wagner, Dawn 33,48,177 Wahl, Brendan 165 Walker, Grant 31,90,177 Walker, James 165 Walsh, Janet 140 Walton, Larry 165 Walton, Suzanne 177 Wardrop, Nancy 59,152 Warwick, Julie 33,177 Warwick, Willis 61,78,85,165 Watson, Shelly 33,95,152 Watson, Steve 140 Webster, Cathy 28,152 Weed, April 33,48,93,165 Weed, Melanie 47,97,152 Weir, Barb 57,177 West, Lucinda 53,83,177 Westhaver, Gay (Sperry ) 152,186 Westhaver, Holly 177 Westman, David 140 Weston, Marion 177 Whipple, Ronald 165 White, Alvin 51,90,140 Whitehead, John 80,81,140 Whitfield, Michael 153 Whitfield, Nancy 33,177 Whitley, Donna 177 Wickenburg, Dean 85,177 Wickham, Lynda 53,140 Wickham, Mark 55,152 Wiggins, Kim 153 Wight, Kim 33,43,152 Wilcox, Debora 177 Wilcox, Willie 152 Wilkie, Gordon 152 Williams, James 83,141 Williams, Joyce 141 Williams, Rhonda 48,177 Williams, Wesley 153 Willison, Faye 165 Wilson, Blair 152 Wilson, Linda 53,165 Wilson, Robbie 165 Wilson, Scott 141 Wilson, Suzette 33,46,47,53,55 165 Winn, Tim 152 Wold, Cindy 17,60,141 Wold, Sonja 165 Wolfe, Mark 55,165 Wolfe, Theresa 152 Wolken, Mark 43,45,47,60,141 165 Woodell, Jacqueline 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