Bethel High School - Bethelonian Yearbook (Spanaway, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

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Page 12 Page 34 Page 58 Page 104 Page 132 Page 144 Enthusiasm? Anger? Disgusf? Curiosity? lnferesl? Whatever category they fit, all were a pcirf of the year at Bethel. F25 Extracurricular activities were a great success due to the eager partitcipation of students. Qu' 1 'K . g ? V ' kg? ' A f' L 1 1 , . V' ' M M W Z I nf H , , M , - 7 1 X ii lun ' i J gm . t. H N' W , 'ww' ' fh-lu... WWW I f 59,4 I A wide variety of situations created a wide selection of moods and reactions. -0. .L rw. 'L 'fn if-if! M 7 There was Q Time for work, CI time for ploy, cmd Q time for solifude. gh mnil HJ Ill . N R' ff, , 1 if V I Gi! 'I , Z ' 1 'Fi' 1 Q Q1 M f f 4 es il ' K 'N'-wi l X i l ffl? its i l Q., .mafc glfifx' I S i A l CLASS OF 196 As this year draws to an end, so does the high school life of many young men and women at Bethel. They have travelled a sometimes weary, often bumpy, usually happy, but always steady road to the world of maturity. They are the citizens of a tomorrow that is not too for off. We believe that the lessons they have learned at Bethel will be put to good use as they help shape the world for others that follow. lt is to you, members of the class of I967 that we dedicate this Bethelonian with the fond hope that you will continue to meet the adversities of life with heads held high. Leadership Seniors were active lO N l ? Wg? , mf G , A, x, f W 111 xv. it ll I 5 '14 I I s .Pl If fe, 5? gv' ' v ,..,, ana , f 'ia ix '3'. rw 1 V W , ,Wan , ' , Af- -M n 1' Q-3 Kg- 1 M., J ln September, 1964, under the guidance of advisers Conrad Houge and Frank Pavia, the Class of 1967 entered Bethel High School as bewildered, disillusioned sophomores. After the first few weeks, the daze began to disappear and class organization began with the election of the following officers-president, Mike Rurup, vice-president, Randy Staab, secretary, Sandy Jurgens and treasurer, Sue Critchley. Money-making projects, such as selling Bethel insignia key chains, bracelets and pins, sponsoring a swimming party, and having bake sales, helped promote the successful Sophomore Tolo, Dreamer's Paradise, at which liagncly Staab and Sandy Jurgens reigned as Tolo royalty. - September, 1965 found us upperclassmen with newly-elected officers-Randy Staab, presi- dent, Gary Smith, vice-president, Cha'-fhy Rampp, secretary, Peggy Milroy, treasurer. After having won first place for our entry in the Pigskin Pow-Wow during Homecoming, we enthusiastically undertook more money-mak- ing proiects and initial plans for Paris By Night, our Junior Prom theme. On April 29 Tom Benston and Linda Johnson were crowned king and queen of the prom. In May, as tradition would have it, our offi- cers served as honor guards for commencement exercises. In the late spring of 1966, Tom Benston, president, Drew Hicks, vice-president, Sue Ash, secretary, and Sue Schenck, treasurer were elected to their new positions. As soon as the new year approached, these new officers began leading our class through its lost memorable year at Bethel High School. Homecoming activities this year included our third consecutive victory in the Pow-Wow and our first victory in the Box Drive. Moments to Remember, the Senior Ball, held at the New Yorker restaurant on November 23 was the highlight of our last year at Bethel High School. Reigning as royalty for the dance were Dan Dolfin and Sue Critchley. As our school years close with commence- ment June 6, we graduates of the Class of 1967 will walk our separate paths, some of which will never cross again, but we will have our moments to remember. CHARLES C. ANDERSEN-Sophomore Tolo Royalty, Foot- ball 10, Ways and Means Committee 11. GARY ANDER- SEN-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. NANCY LORRAINE ANDERSEN-Pep Club 107 Service Club 10. SUSAN ASH--Torch Honor Society Treasurer 12, Junior Prom Royalty, Senior Class Secretary, G.A.A. 10, Service Club 127 Ways and Means Committee 11. PETER J. ASHMORE-Torch Honor Society 11, President 125 Chief- tunes 11, 125 F.T.A. 10, 125 Tennis 127 Representative to Boys State. LARRY BANGS-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. SE IOR DISPLAYED E ORMOUS AM UNT OF E TH SIASM JOHN THOMAS BENSTON-Torch Honor Society 11, 129 Junior Prom King, Senior Class President, Lettermen's Club 12, Key Club 11, 127 Baseball 10, 11, 12, Ways and Means Committee 10, 11, 12. STEVE M. BERGER-Torch Honor Society 11, 12, Key Club 11, Football 11, 12. AL J. BERGGREN--Golf 11, 12. 1'--H -4 LARRY BARBER-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. JOYCE BARTHOLOMEW-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. BAR- BARA J. BECKMAN-Silver Tea Royalty 105 Lower House 125 Pep Club 10, 115 G.A.A. 10, 11, President 12, Drill Team 10, 11, Vice-President 12g Commercial Club 11, 12. 1-of 'Qui JIM BRADY-Member of A.S.B. 10, ll, 12. DIANE BRAZEL-Y-Teens 12, Service Club 10, 11, Drill Team 115 G.A.A. 10, ll. GEORGE BREWER-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. 'nd 1 -'fir JOE A. BETSCHART-Member of A.S.B, 10, 11, 12. KENNETH J. BONE-F.F.A. 10, 11, 12. LOREN BORNE- MAN-Pig Skin- Pow-Wow, DUANE BROTHERTON-Member of A.S.B, 10, li, 12. CLARA BROWN-Torch Honor Society 12, Health Careers Club 11, Secretary 125 B Club 12, G.A.A. 125 Pig Skin Pow-Wow 12, GARY WILLIAM BROWN-Torch Honor Society 11, 125 Key Club 10, 11, 12, Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 127 Basketball 10, 11, 129 Track 10, 11, 12, Ways and Means Committee 10, Gymorama 10. N-1, . The Seniors exhibit their school spirit at one of the pep assemblies. . l l I I Connie Dinwiddie ond Pete Ashmore were voted by the Seniors as being most likely to succeed. - CAROLEE BUCK-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. RAY BURNSIDE-Member of A.S.B. JOHN BURNWORTH- Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. HANS CHAMBERS-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. VlCKlE LEE CHAPlN-Torch Honor Society 11, 12, B Club 12, A.S.B. Secretary 12. JIMMIE DANIEL CHARBONEAU- Lettermerfs Club 125 Football 115 Wrestling 10, 11, 12. .Q . - I cl ' - 2 i 51' 1 V J ,tnsfaigci 'lx' A Lolo Herbrand and Mike Rurup did the most forthe Class of 67. 17 MARK OWEN BROWN-BRAVE TALK Stuff 10, 11, Editor 125 All School Ploy 11, 125 Upper House 125 Drama Club Treasurer 12. MARYLEE BUTCHER--Pep Club 10, 11, Bethelonian Busi- ness Manager 12, Y-Teens 11, Vice-President 125 Cheer- leader 10, G.A,A. 10, 11, Gymorana 107 Pig Skin Pow- Wow 10, 11, 12. RICH BYRD4Bc1sebcll 10, 11. DAN CAMPBELL-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. DANNETTE CRAIG-Service Club 1O. SUSAN GAYLE CRITCHLEY--Pep Club 10, 11, Presidenf 12, B Club 11, President 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Sophomore Tolo Royalty, Senior Ball Queen, Girls Club Treasurer 11, Presiclenf 12. FRANK CURRY- Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. JOYCE L. CLINEBELL--Transferred from Puyallup High Sqhool, Puyallup 11, Pep Club 12, Pig Skin Pow-Wow 12. STEVE COOK--Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. JUDY CORBIN-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. CLASS OF 196 1' THIRD FIRST PLACE TROPHY I WANDA IRENE DAVIDSON-Transferred from Puyallup High School, -Puyallup 11. DONNA DECKER-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. CHARLES DeNUNE-Member of A.S.B. 1O,1l,12. JANET CURRY-Y-Teens 12, Pigskin Pow-Wow 12. KAREN DAKER-Commercial Club 10, Drill Team 10, Band 10. JOE DALE-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. Cl!-Q., DARRYLE DeTRACY-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. BOB DlCKlNSON-Football 10, 11, 12, Band 10. CONNIE MARIE DINWIDDIE-Torch Hon-or Society 11, 12, F.T.A. 12, Health Careers Club 11, Debate 10, 11, B Club 12, Drill Team 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, Tennis 11, 12. Abuw JAMES D. DITCHFIELD-Transferred from Lindsay Thurber Composite High School, Alberta, 12. DAN L. DOLFIN- Bruve Talk Staff 10, 11, Lettermen's Club 10, 11, Presi- dent 12, Sophomore Tolo Royalty, Junior Prom Royalty, Senior Ball King, Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12. SUSAN DOWNEY-Pep Club 10, 11, 12, service Club 10, 11, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Gymorama 10, Pigskin Pow-Wow 10, 11, 12. POW-WO D THEIR FIRST BOX 2 DRIVE SE IOR YEAR MlCHAEL W. DUKES-Torch Honor Society 11, 12, Key Club 12, Letterme-n's Club 10, 11, 12, Senior Ball Royalty, Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12. KATHY DUNBAR-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. STEVE DUNBAR-Member of A.s.B. 10, 11, 12. SUE ELLIOTT-Drill Team 11, Pigskin Pow-Wow 11, 12. ROBERT LELAND ENEMARK-Lettermen's Club 12, Cheer- leader 11, Junior Prom Royalty, Senior Ball Royalty, Football 10, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, Baseball 12, Gym- orama 10. E. DAVID EVANSF-Wrestling 11, 12. ERVIN FAIRBANKS-Member of A.S.B. 1O,11,12. DAVE M. FARREN-Football 10, Wrestling 10, 11, 12. LINDA JOY FEHRENBACH--Health Careers Club 11, 12, Service Club 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pigskin Pow-Wow 10, 11, 12. KATHY FLETCHER-Pep Club 10, 11, G.A.A. 10, Gym- oramc 107 Pigskin Pow-Wow 10, 11, 12. AL FUGATE- Member of A.S.B. 10, 11,12. PAUL FUNKHOUSER- Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. Wav' JAMES GOE-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. SUSAN M. GRAHAM-Y-Teens, Gymorama 10, Pigskin Pow-Wow 11, 12. TRACY GRAVES-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. One more mistake ond I'II bite my tongue off. Who doesn't agree with me? 20 Heidi Wohler and Gary Standridge were chosen as being most talented in the Senior class. ROSS HANSEN-Member of A.S.B. 10 11 12. KAREN HANSON-Torch Honor Society 12, Pep Club 11, 12 F.T.A. 11, 12, Service Club 10, 11, 12,- B Club BONNIE HARTMAN-Member of A.S.B. 10 11 12 DEBORAH JEAN HENRICKSEN-Pep Club 12, Drill Team 11, 12, G.A.A. 12. LOLA M. HERBRAND-Cheerleader 10, 11, Queen 12, Sophomore Tolo Royalty, Junior Prom Royalty, Senior Ball Royalty, Service Club 10, G.A.A. 10, Vice-President 12, Ways and Means Committee 10, 11, 12, Gymorama 10. DREW F. HICKS-Senior Vice-Presi- dent, Key Club 11, President 12, Football 10, Basketball 10, 11, Track 11, 12, Tennis 10, Pigskin Pow-Wow 12. 21 Vi Lindbo and Bob Enemark smiled their way into being the friendliest Seniors. NANCIE HAAKENSON-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. MARILYN ANN HAMBLIN-Maiorette 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11, Y-Teens 10, Service Club 10, Commercial Club 10, 11, G.A.A. 10, 11, Gymoramc 10, Pigskin Pow-Wow 10, 11, 12. DAVE HANSEN-Member of A.S,B. 10, 11, 12. FRED HAUSER-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. CHRIS HEINDSELMAN-Torch Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, G.A.A. 10, 11, Service Club 12, B Club 12, Girl's Club Senior Class Representative, Choir 10, 11. RON HEMENWAY--Band 10, 11, 12. SHARRON LEE JACKSON-Health Careers Club Vice-Presi- dent 11, President 12, Service Club 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Gymorama 10, Pigskin Pow-Wow 10, 11, 12. LlNDA JOHNSON-Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Junior Prom Queen, Pep Club, 10, 11, 12, Service Club IO, Drill Team 10, G.A.A. 10, Treasurer 12, Ways and Means Committee 11, 12, P1gsk11-1 Pow-wow io, 11, 12. BARBARA JOHN- STON-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. X I, W,-V DICK JUSTICE--Member of A.S.B. 10, il, 12. HARRY KETLER-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. DEAN W. KETTER -l.ettermen's Club 12, Football 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12. Y JERRY HOOKER-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. BOB HUNTER-Wrestling 12. RICH IRONS-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. SHARRON E. JOHNSTON--Health Careers Club 12, Pep Club 10, Choir 11, Pigskin Pow-Wow 10, 11, 12. JEANETTE LUCILLE JORDON-Transferred from Dougherty High School, South Carolina 12, Pep Club 12. SANDY JURGENS-Torch Honor Society 12, Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Sophomore Tolo Queen, Sophomore Class Secretary, Silver Tea Royalty 10, 11, Key Heart 12, Bethelonian Staff 10, 11, Associote Editor 12, B Club 11, 12. 1 1 v P 1 One can put off studying for awhile, but why fight it! rm SHARON LAUENBORG-Torch Honor Society 12, Pep Club 10, G.A.A. 11, SHERRY RENE LAVINDER-Transferred from Collins High School, West Virginia 11, Pep Club 11, Y-Teens 11, 12, Commercial Club 11, 12, Drill Team 11, Pigskin Pow-Wow 11, 12. JUANITA L. LAWSON- Torch Honor Society 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, B Club 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, ll, 12, Preludes 11, 12, Girls' Club Songleader 11, 12, Choir 11, 12, Band, 10, 11, 2. CHARLOTTE KING-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. LYNN KOLILIS-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. RENE LAPLANTE -Pep Club 11, G.A.A. 11. N-...wear scuba! in-w-fd' b E IOR B LL HELD T THE N YGRKERW S A SUCCESS KENNETH LIEN-Lettermen's Club 12, Junior Prom Royalty, Track 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Pigskin Pow-Wow 11. LINDA LINDBO-Pep Club 10, 11, Drill Team 10, 11, Senior Ball Royalty, Lower House 11, Ways and Means Com- mittee 10, 11, 12, Gymorama 10, Pigskin Pow-Wow 10, 11, 12. Vl LINDBO-Pep Club 10, 11, Service Club 10, 11, 12, B Club 12, G.A.A, 11, Senior Ball Royalty, Lower House 12, Ways and Means Committee 11, Gym- orama 10. f, Q-auo.t,,,,,, ' 23 VINA LEE-Transferred from Franklin Pierce High School, Parkland 12. STEVE LEONARD-Member of A.S.B. lO, 11, 12. LOIS C. LERVOLD--Health Careers Club 12, Com- mercial Club IO, Drill Team 10, Pigskin Pow-Wow 10, 11. 'Wmsg-9' A 'L RAY MANN-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. HAL MADSEN-Football 10, 11, 12. KAREN J. MARGESON , - B Club 11, 127 G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Girls' Club Secretary 11, Vice-President 12, Choir 12. ffl GLENN MCCLINTOCK-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. Sue Crifchley and Don Dolfin were elected os being most ofhlefic by The Clclss of 67 U ffm' .Q -,,,,,,.. Ma V ,, TOM LITTLE-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. SANDY LONG- ANECKER-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. GAlL LORD- Torch Honor Society 12, Pep Club 10, G.A.A. 10, Gymo- rome: 105 Pigskin Pow-Wow 10, 11, 12. ,,,,..'-W LYNN MARIE MARTIN-Torch Honor Society 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 127 Y-Teens 125 G.A,A. 10, 11, 12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Gymorclmo 10. ROGER MCABEE-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. MIKE MCCANN-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. Closs-Cutups were Shorron Johnston and Mark Brown. 1 -, r ' 5 E lr K ' 1 f S Everyone exchanged looks as couples seated Themselves on arriving ar The Senior Ball. MIKE MCDONALD-Wrestling 12. PAT MCDONALD- Wresfling 12. SUSAN BILLIE MCDOUGALL-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. GORDON MCNIVEN-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. JEANIE MILDON-Pep Club 10, 115 F.T.A. 10, 11, 127 G.A.A. 12. GARY MILES-Torch Honor Society 12, BETH- ELONIAN Staff 11, 12? Wrestling Manager 11, Baseball Manager 11, Pep Band1O,11,12gBand1O,11,12g Pigskin- Pow-Wow 11. ww-ff MIKE MCFARLAND--Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. MARY MCFARLANE-Torch Honor Society 11, 12, Pep Club 105 F.T.A. 105 Drill Team -10. DON MCNIVEN-Football 127 Wrestling 12. TIM MORRIS-Member of A.S.B. IO, ll, l2. BILLY MOTHERSHEAD-Member of A.S.B. 10, ll, l2. WINFORD R. MULLENS-Lettermen's Club 12, Wrestling Ii, 125 Baseball 'l'l, 12. iv:-uf Tom Benston prepares to get started on the decorating of the Christmas tree, traditionally done by the Seniors. -c'f PEGGY A. MlLROY+T9rch ,H.9nQr,..SQc.iety il, 12: Pep Clubwlbg Sophomore, ToloxRoyalty, Junior Prom Royalty: Senior Ball Royalty, Junior CIaisE'Treasurer, Homecoming Royalty il, Commercial Club ll, 12. RALPH MITCHELL --Member of A.S.B. IO, ii, 12. JACK MOLINE-Member of A.S.B. 10, ii, 12. CLAIRE MULLINS-Torch Honor Society 125 Pep Club 11 125 Health Careers Club ii, 127 Service Club 10, il, 125 B Club 'l2. LGJUANA MURPHY-Member of A.S.B. 10, li, 12. LINDA NEAT-Y-Teens 10, Vice-President 'llgv Student Body Treasurer 127 Service Club 10, 125 G.A.A. 10, ll, 127 Commercial Club il, 12. 1 Qf' The exchanging of Senior pictures is cz frequent occur- rence every year. DENNIS NELSON-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. NANCY NOFSINGER--Pep Club 10, 11, Service ,Club 10, 11, G.A.A. 10, All School Play 10, 11. PAM M. J. ODOM- Transferred from Nurnberg American High School, Ger- imaniy 12, Torch Honor Society 12. PAMELA ELAINE OUHL-Pep Club 11, BETHELONIAN Staff 12, Y-Teens 11, President 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, Gymorama 10, Pigskin Pow-Wow 11, 12. JIM PAINTER-Football 12. LINDA PARKER-Torch Honor Society 11, 12, Pep Club 12, G.A.A. IO, ll. SE IORS CGMPLETED A SUCCESSFUL YEA DENNIS POTTER-Key Club 11, 12, Basketball 11, 12: Baseball 10, 11, 12, Ways and Means Committee 10, 11, 12, Pigskin Pow-Wow 10, 11, 12. LINDA LEE PRICE- Transferred from Franklin Pierce High School, Parkland 11, Torch Honor Society 12, B Club 12. DIANE L. QUALLAND-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. MARY PARKER-Torch Honor Society 10, 11, Pep Club 12, Health Careers Club 10, 11, Ten-nis 10, 11, Band 10, 11, 12. AL PAYNE-Member of A.S.B. 10, ll, 12. JOHN PORTER-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. KATHLEEN M. RENSING--Transferred from Elma High School, Elma II, Pep Club 12, G.A.A. IQ, Choir 12, Pigskin Pow-Wow 12. DAVE RICE-Wrestling IO, II, 12. MARY RICKARD-Member of A.S.B. IO, 'l'l, 12. NINA ROSS-Torch Honor Society ll, 12, F.T.A. IO, Treasurer ll, President 12, B Club Il, 12, Silver Tea Royalty II, Ways and Means Committee IO. Best looking went to Sandy Jurgens and Lonnie Stussy. LARRY RANKIN-Member of A.S.B. IO, II, 12. WIL- LIAM J. REHBERG-Track IO, ll, Crass Country II, I2. MARTHA REMARK-Member of A.S.B. IO, II, I2. PENNY ROBINSON-Y-Teens 12, G.A,A. ll. DON RODGERS-Member of A.S.B. IO, ll, 12. SHARON RODGERS-Service Club IO, Il, G.A.A. IO, ll. Shyest went to Linda Neat and Dean Ketter. I I I Coleen Wheat adds her finishing touches. ROBERT R. G. SCHISLER-F0OtbGll Manager 11. DAVE SCHRADER-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. GARY SEWELL 4-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. GARY G, SMITH-Key Club 10, 11, Lettermen's Club 12, Chieftunes 11, Junior Class Vice-President, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Choir 10, 11, President 12. MARC SMITH-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. CAROL ANN SNOW-Y-Teens Secretary-Treasurer 12, Health Careers Club 12, B Club 11, 12, Rhodes Fashion Board Representative 12, Pigskin Pow-Wow 12. MICHAEL D. RURUP-Torch Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Student Body President 12, Sophomore Class President, Lettermen's Club 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 12, Track 12, Sophomore Tolo Royalty. BOB SANDERS- Wrestling 12. SUSAN SCHENCK--Torch Honor Society 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Senior Class Treasurer, Pre- ludes1O, 11, 12, Honor Band 11. LORNA SHANK-Pep Club io, ii, 12, Drill Team 11, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Choir 10, 12, Gymorama 10, Pig- skin Pow,Wow 10, 12, Powder Puff Football. FLORA SHOEMAKER-Torch Honor Society 11, 12. NANCY SHOFNER-Torch Honor Society 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12. NEAL SORENSEN-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. RANDY LELAND STAAB-Sophomore Class Vice-President, Junior GARY DON STANDRIDGE-Torch Honor Society 12, De- signed BETHELONIAN Cover 11. DENNIS STElDLE-Mem- ber of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. DOUG STIRRET-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. RICHARD TAINI-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. CHERYL A. TAYLOR-Torch Honor Society 11, 12, Pep Club 12, F.T.A. 11, 12, B Club 12, Choir 11, Bond 10, 11, 12. SHERRY TEEL-G.A.A. 10, 11, 12. Who needs a model in photography class? Class President, Sophomore Tolo King, Letterme1n's Club 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 10, 11, Gymorama IO, Pigskin Pow-Wow IO, 12. RAY STAKER -Golf1O,11,12. WILLIAM STRUBE-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. LONNIE E. STUSSY-Key Club 12, Lettermen's Club 11, 12, Junior Prom Royalty, Senior Ball Royalty, Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 12, Track 12, Baseball 10, 11. BILL SWENSEN -Golf 10, 11, Basketball IO, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12. --ini Lynn Martin and Gary Brown were elected as biggest flirts of the Senior class. I I ' 2 5 I I .I CONNIE TERRELL-Transferred from Shorecrest High School, Seattle 12, Pep Club 12. BEVERLY THOMAS- Drill Team 11, 12, G.A.A. 12, Pigskin Pow-Wow 10, 11, 12. LAURA THOMPSON-Transferred from Lakes High School, Lakewood 12, All School Play 12. KAREN TOMARO-Member of A.S.B. 10, ll, 12. TERESA LYNN TOMCHICK-Torch Honor Society 11, 12, Pep Club 12, F.T.A. 12, Band 10, 12. HENRY A. TRUSLER-Chiei tunes 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 10, Choir 10, 11, 12, Band 10. MEMORIES AT BETHEL HIGH SCHOOL ILL EVER BE FORGOTTE ROD WATKINS-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. WARD C. WEAVER-Transferred from Sumner High School, Sum- ner 1O5 Gymorama 10. COLEEN WHEAT-Torch Honor Society 11, 12, Choir 10. 5. DOROTHY D. UJHAZI-Transferred from Belleville Town- ship High School, Illinois 10, Torch Honor Society 125 Health Careers Club 12, G.A.A. 11, 12. JEANNE VAN SLYKE-Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. HEIDI WAHLER-- Transferred from Hilliard High School, Ohio 12, Preludes 12. fa' 1, ,.,, r1-' DAVID.WHlTE-Football Manager 12, Baseball Manager 11. DARREL KEITH' WILLHOITE-F.F.A. 10, 11, 12. JEFFREY LYNN WOGOMON-G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, Y-Teens 12, Drill Team 11, 12. GARY WOLFF--Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. JAKE WOOD-Transferred from Yelm High School, Yelm 12. KAREN J. WORACEK-G.A.A. 10, Tennis 10, 12, Ways and Means Committee 10, 11, 12. 9 PATRICK F. WRIGHT--Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. KEN WYMER-Tennis 11, 12. LEONARD L. YARBERRY- RAVE TALK Staff 12, Football 10, Golf 12. ,. ef MARY YOUNG- Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Drill Team 11, 12, G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Choir 12, Gymorama 10, Pigskin Pow-Wow 12, Powder Puff Football 11. PHYLIS JEAN ZOLLER-Transferred from Orleans American High School, France 12. fl, L.. Hard work can be shown here while These Three girls All The goodies were quickly bought at the Senior Tab are undisturbed. bake sale, 32 Just one more bite and l'll have it devoured. Sue Elliott gives her Literature class a pre- sentation of MacBetl'1, acting as one of the witches. Just buy one more pack of this delicious, well wrapped, satis- s l url , O . .Q is W ,,,, , xw , 1.. 4' , l Wf W: 1 f, Seated: Lola Herbrand, Tom Benston, Pete Ashmore, Loran Wrighf, Lindo Hudson. Standing: Tim McKomey, Mark Brown, Adviser Mr. C. J. Knoggs, Bill Swenson, Jody Miller. COUNCILS I ITIATE BLAZER ,FUN This year The Upper House of STudenT Council was composed of fourTeen acTive sTudenTs. IT was headed by The A.S.B. execu- Tive board members: Mike Rurup, president John Briehl, vice- presiolenT, Vicki Chapin, secreTary, and Linda NeaT, Treasurer. Under The olirecTion of adviser, Mr. C. J. Knaggs, The council underTook The moior proiecT of The 1966-67 school year, The rais- ing OT Tunols Tor all-school blozers. A commiTTee was selecTed To make necessary revisions in The consTiTuTion To meeT varying re- quiremenrs, An ofrer-game dance and a bowling party were sponsored wiTh successful TurnouTs. Vicki Chapin, secretary, John Briehl, vice-president, Linda Neat, Treasurer A.S.B. Presidenf, Mike Rurup, Adviser, Mr. C. J. Knaggs. Student Council sponsored Faculty Follies . Dean Ketter measures Randy Staab for a school blazer. John Briehl, presiding otticer, Vicki Chapin, record- ing secretary, and Pete Ashmore, associated club repre- sentative, headed Lower House, under the supervision ot Mr, C. J. Knaggs. Occasional meetings were held during which Lower House carried out its responsibility, which was to inform all clubs ot their duties, privileges, and regulations. Lower House is vital tor coordinative ettorts as tar as extracurricular organization: are concerned. LOWER HO E PRE E TED IDEAS Seated: Connie Dinwiddie, Nina Ross, Pete Ashmore, John Briehl, Vicki Chapin, Terry Tomchick, Karen Margeson, Barbara Beckman, Standing: Ken Krumpos, Vi Lindbo, Frank Swetz, Dan Dolfin, Linda Noe, Laura Neslund, Mary Parker, Radeon Kerns, Francine Wohlstrom, Susan Ackerson, Adviser Mr. C. J, Knaggs, Mike Poorman, Sue Briehl, Drew Hicks. Q. I ul Q Tb Lani Garner Carla Nelson fi, ,, hm., M tt: 5' F .vw I x Ak 2' 6352 H Ng....---- A ' 4 if ta, Vicki Vollbrecht HMV- MH Tim Mclfonjey Robert Harmon YEARBGOK CAPT RES HIGHLIGHT Photographers: Steve Harlow, Pamm Ouhl, Dave Crockett. Leading this year's Betheloniun staff were Linda Hudson, editor, Sanidy Jur- gens, associate editor, and Mr. Mosier, adviser. Working diligently, the staff tried to capture the highlights of the year and make use of photography in as creative a way as possible, while compiling the year's history. Increased enrollment made necessary an increase in pages in the yearbook, thereby making publication o more com- prehensive task. Certainly it was a productive and en- ioyable year for all concerned, particu- larly the end resultw-the 1967 Bethe- Ionian. lCover designl 1 -ef L.: ul. X RuTh Coffon Terri Mulcohey Q Don Dolfin ,qwfxnfqf Adviser Richard Mosierg EdiTor Lindo Hudsong Associofe EdiTor Scmdy Jurgens Kfii ' ' ,,L1x . Sc1ndyJurgens Lindo Hudson Miss Lee Larson, advisor, Mark Brown, editor, and Radean Kerns, associate editor. In The fall, The sTaff members were privi- leged To Tour The Post-Intelligencer. As quality was The primary aim of The Bravetalk staff, a definite disTribuTion date was noT seT. Photography was provided by BeThelonian photographers. During The course of The year, The Brave- Talk evolved from small pictureless editions To larger picture-filled issues. The entire process of publication was changed. With The advent of This Transition, advertising be- came an essential element in financing The newspaper. BRAVETALK UNDERWE T TRANSITIO gif , ' -ff if ici iff fttxanj Section Editors on the newspaper staff were: Chris Larson, Ed Warring, Carol Snow, and Laura Neslund. 40 lei' r e f i 'Nr ' ,g1L?L-lkvdl ,A Ml, '. X, f' si M 5 ' -is .fy ' x r A Q ., .we 'i Radean and Mark review production processes. Sophomores Chris Larson and Kevin Kelly. New Seniors Carol Snow and Leonard Yarberry. Juniors Laura Neslund, Ed Warring, Hugh Wheeler anr' Carolyn Ball, Freshmen Sue Enslaw, Bill Hallman and Debbie. Childs. LETTERMAN HELD SPAGHETTI DINNER At the Fall Sports Banquet, which was held at Brad's, Mr. Buholm presents a Cross Country letter to Ken Lien. Letterman officers were: President Dan Dolfin, Vice- President Ed Warring, Secretary-Treasurer John Zur- fluh. Letterman's Club was again very active this year. Many proiects were undertaken by the club, including selling tooth- brushes, a faculty-letterman basketball game, and the spon- soring of a spaghetti dinner. The lettermen used the 5475 from the dinner to purchase a movie camera. The camera will -be used to film athletic events in action for study. The lettermen ended the year with its annual initiation at the OCQOD. Bottom Row: Ken Lien, John Zurtluh, Ed Mayo, Randy Staab, Dick Hopkins, John Briehl, Curt Jacobs. Second Row: Doug Lee, Loran Wright, Larry Loete, Ed Warring, Gary Brown, Hal Madsen, Mike Dukes, Mickey Doescher, Dan Dolfin, Steve Harlow. Top Row: Jim Charboneau, Bill Swensen, Tom Benston, Marc Smith, Ervin Fair- banks, Mike Poorman, Mr. Buholm, Dave White, Dale Meier, Dean Ketter, Mike Rurup, Ray Stoker, Mike LaVine, Gary Smith. 42 SANDY J RGENS CHOSE KEY HEART Key Club did numerous deeds for the school in the past year. They raised money for the Blazer Fund and also for the March of Dimes by having donut sales, car washes, and also an after game dance, at which time they chose the-ir Key-Heart for '67, Sandy Jurgens. Key Club also bought a new Washington i State flag for the school and new lights for Bethel's highway sign. Key Club mem- T bers attended the T967 Key Club Convention at Bend, Oregon, in early April. This was truly a successful year for the boys in Key Club. Roger Harpel and Dick Hopkins work on props for the Key Club skit. Front Row: Gary Hopkins, Dave Lauenborg, Dick Hopkins, Steve Harlow. Second Row: Gary Brown, Mike Poorman, Mickey Doescher, -Mike Dukes. Third Row: Drew Hicks, Dennis Potter, Ed Mayo, Gary Smith, John Briehl, Mr. Kramer. Fourth Row: Tom Benston, Keith lvers. Standing: Marv Antonie, Roger Harpel. Absent: Tim McKamey, Bill Thomas. 43 Bottom Row: Carol Rind, Laurie Swenson, Carol Snow, Sue Kelly, Donna Leibrand, Sandy Jurgens, Laura Neslund, Sue Critchley. Second Row, Fay Coonc, Mary Parker, Debi Miles, Linda Hudson, Nancy Miller, Candy Ritz, Jackie Milton, Miss Kapphahn. Third Row: Claire Mullins, Clara Brown, Karen Hansen, Connie Dinwiddie, Nina Ross, Vickie Chapin, Radean Kerns, Sandy Beckman, Diane O'Neill, Linda Gilstrap. Top Row, Mrs. Bardwell, Nola Borneman, Chery Taylor, Linda Price, Chris Heindselman, Karen Margeson, Karma Bauer, Janelle Snow, Barbara Beckman, Carla Nelson, Viola Lindbo. B CLU PO ORED VARIOUS EVE Girls escorted their fathers to their seats. The Father-Daughter Banquet was a big success. B Club was composed of the Girl's Club cabinet and the upper- class girls who received Girl's Club letters last year. This year Girl's Club took on a new look, adding the freshmen girls and Mrs. Bard- well as Girl's Club adviser. Miss Kapphahan remained B Club adviser. This year Girl's Club's Father-Daughter Banquet was held at Brad's Restaurant. Other events sponsored by the Girl's Club were the Thanksgiving and Christmas Assemblies, at which this year, the proceeds were used to make Thanksgiving baskets and to buy Christ- mas presents to be given to the needy families in this area. Climaxing the year were the Girl's Club Talent Show and the annual Silver Tea, at which time the newly elected officers were in- stalled and a style show was presented by the Home Ec. depart- ment. Girl's Club officers for the 1966-67 year were: Bottom Row- Laurie Swenson, freshman class representative, Laura Neslund iunior class representative, Miss Kapphahn, adviser. Second Row- Mrs. Bardwell, adviser, Janelle Snow, historian, Sue Critchley president, Karen Margeson, vice-president. Top Row: Viola Lindbo B club respresentative, Nola Borneman, sophomore class representa- tive, Chris Heindselman, senior class representative, Carla Nelson secretary. 1 1 l 44 :avg 1 , gms as l l Q5 V o 'T' X DEBATER ARG ED This year's Debate team was made up ot Pete Ashmore, Donna Richardson, Teresa Mathis, and Kathy Rosellini, and was under the direction ot Mr. Stratton. The title topic tor discussion was: To resolve that the Foreign Program should be limited to non-military assistance. The team participated in league matches every two weeks, and also attended a tournament at St. Martins and an invita- tional match. Kneeling: Ed Warring, Steve Harlow, Mr. Mosier. Standing Front Row: Carol Snow, Lindo Hudson, Laura Neslund. Back Row: Radeon Kerns, Miss Larson, Carla Nelson, Vicki Vollbrecht, Sandy Jurgens. f,,,.f 9' 5 f 1....,s Members of the T966-67 Debate team were: Kathy Rosellini, Pete Ash- more, Donna Rich- ardson, Teresa Mathis, and Mr. Stratton the adviser. Standing: Pete Ashmore. Sitting: Donna Richardson, Teresa Mathis, Kathy Rosellini. ILL AND SCRGLL This year, Bethel received its first charter for Quill and Scroll, the international honorary so- ciety for high school iournalists. It selects its members trom iuniors and sen- iors in the upper one third ot their class and who have done outstanding journalistic work. Initiation for new members was held in the spring. Bottom Row: Mr. Anderson, Denis McFadden, Bob McDougall, Mike Melbye. Second Row: Steve Otstad Jerry Justus, Rick Taylor. Top Row: Darryl Willhoite, Frank Swetz, Marv Antonie, Ray Burnside. This year Future Farmers of Amer- ica, under the guidance of Mr. An- derson, took several field trips. They went on a tour through a dairy in Chelias, also to the John Deere Com- pany and the Experiment Station in Puyallup. Frank Swetz, their president, trav- eled to Pullman to a chapter conven- tion held at Washington State Uni- versity. Here representatives from each school came to learn more about the new farming techniques. Connie Dinwiddie observed the grade school stu- SCHOLARSHIP GIVEN G' F.T.A.'s president, Nina Ross, led the members of Future Teachers ot America through several money making proiects to build a STOO scholarship fund tor a deserving senior to receive, who in turn would use the money to further their education. F.T.A.'s proiects forthe year included a candy cane sale at Christ- mas and a chocolate bar sale during the early spring. F.T.A.'s members attended a district conference in Vancouver, and they also visited Elk-Plain Grade School for a day to observe the students there. Mrs. Powell, F.T.A, adviser. hopes to continue her work with the organization. Q , t, Q2 Gvyle Wood wt in On G CIGSS' Of Bottom ROW: Debbie Deffef, Gayle weed, shefen Deffef. sscomo ROW: Mrs. Powell, Becky Brown, 2nd Qmdefs Gt Ellyplaln Grade Karen Hansen, Nina Ross, Connie Dinwiddie, Donna Leibrand. TOP ROW: Karma Bauer, Cheryl Taylor, School. Janelle Snow, Pete Ashmore, Glenn McClintock, Terry Tomchick, Kathy Reeves, Julie Huddleston. HE LTH CAREERS AND TRI-HI-Y ACTI E Health Careers Club was under the guidance of Mrs. Ruth Foster and leadership of Sharron Jachson, pres- ident, Linda Fehrenbach, vice-presi- dent, Marilynn Kvale, secretary, and Carol Snow, treasurer. lSee bottom snap.l Since members of this active club plan to enter various occupa- tions in the medical field, they heard guest speakers from the Health De- partment and also from the School of Occupational Therapy at U.P.S. Field trips were taken to Madigan Hospital and to the Rainier State School. Tri-Hi-Y, a girls organization which is affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. in Puyallup, was under the direction of Miss Margo Knudson, adviser, Pamm Ouhl, president, Mary Butcher, vice-president, Carol Snow, secre- tary-treasurer, and Carolyn Cameron, historian. Tri-Hi-Y held several money-making proiects such as sell- ing Tootsie Roll Pops and holding a car wash. For enjoyment the girls held a slumber party at the home of Sandee LaVergne and the facilities of the Puyallup pool were open to them. lSee top snap.l The following girls proved active Tri-Hi-Y members. First Row: Peggy Smith, Vickey Fugate. Second Row: Susan Ackerson, Vicky Lindbo. Third Row: Sue Wells, Linda Lindbo. Fourth Row: Carol Snow, Miss Margo Knudson, Sue Critchley. Fifth Row: Pamm Ouhl, Priscilla Hart. The following proved to be active members of Health Careers Club. Front Row: Marilynn Kvole, Mary Parker, Linda Fehrenbach, Sharron Jackson. Second Row: Jean Domser, Carol Snow, Dorothy Uihazi, Ellen Opitz. Third Row: Joe Frazier, Lois Lervold, Marian Blaylock, Tom Kay. Fourth Row: Connie Terrell, Ann Bruner, Connie Tallmadge, Jayne Stark. Fifth Row: Mrs. Ruth Foster, Carolyn Cameron, Sharron Johnston, Julie Huddleston. 1 L Bottom Row. Sharon Lauenborg, Pam Knaggs, Donna Borneman, Darlene Brown, Carol Rind, Leslie Ashmore, Sandy Hatch, Pam Ince. Second Row: Clara Brown, Karen Hansen, Linda Fehrenbach, Sharron Jackson, Angela Fritz, Debi Miles, Mr. Olsen. Top Row: Mr. Aube, Vicki Vollbrecht, Sue Ash, Chris Heindselman, Linda Parham, Sue Wells, Edna Schilter, Viola Lindbo, Claire Mullins, ERVICE CL B OLD PROGRAM Service Club sold pop corn at all home games. Service Club this year took upon the task of selling popcorn at all home basketball games. They sold pro- grams and tickets at various events, such as concerts, plays, and games. Mr. Olson and Mr. Aube enioyed working with this group and hope To continue in future years. Sharon Laugenborg, a Service Club member, sold tickets at the door. ' -f H - ,PE . 55:3 M r -W K L fs:f,,:.- ' K ,... I - --1 n-,.w2.., Qs-if R? 3: . Hg, ,, s 5 :Tv '35 Wigs' :is 7 :X .h vs, Q5 'F if f f we S E wr Q Q 'ff' x .3 if Y sf n 5 xg: V5 2' V M f 2, , mx .A X -ws ,xx wwf ggil E ff? , Q 1 k x U .. S 3 1 ,l .A.1-i1L , , Y Qs- Qs? as Q 'k wi: s 1 .. v N. 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Bottom Row: Kim Hansen, Carol Rind, Dorothy Troxell, Ramona Staker, Lynn Martin, Linda Hudson, Wendy Coile, Second Row: Diane Overway, Cathy Wilbar, Cecile Frenzel, Gary Smith, Pete Ashmore, Cheryl Potter, Mike Buck. Back Row: Glenda Rohr, Sheryl Wilbar, Ruth Knittle, Patty Ladwig, Karen Margeson, Shirley Milroy, Linda Linclbo. Preparing for a concert ........ 54 Gary Smith, president. Henry Trusler, vice-president. Kim Hansen, secretary. Juanita Lawson, treasurer. The Band played at most of the home foot- ball and basketball games adding a great deal of spirit to the events. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Glenn Hull, they participated in the Band Festival at Foster in March and at the Band Contest at Enum- claw in April. Members of the woodwind sextet performed at the Ta- coma Mall during the Christmas season along with the choir. Also a few instrument groups went to the Ensemble Contest which was held at Tacoma Community College. The Choir also per- formed at the Mall as well as the Choir Festi- val held at Sumner High School and at the Choir Contest in April. Under the Direction of Mr. Clif- ford Weimer the Choir also participated in the Christmas Concert and in the annual Easter Sunrise Service. Bottom Row: Walter Houston, Rhonda Inchcliff, Paula Bartlett, Mary Young, Lorna Shank, Mary Zumbluh, Marion Blayfbck, Sharron Johnston. Second Row: Bill Zumbuhl, Bev Riley, JoAnn Milton, Delores Nichols, Sharon Daffer, Dennie Carlson, Norma Burton, Phyllis Zoller. Third Row: Cal Riley,'Ellen Opitz, Nancy Hawkinson, Mary Rickard, Lynda Bryson, Heidi Wahler, Kris Priest, Bonnie Young, Juanita Lawson. Back Row: Kathy Rensing, Cher-Lynn Pawley, Bob Kinsey, John Burnworth, Henry Trusler, Ken Berryhill, Ron Carpenter, Keith lvers, Rod Barker. Preludes finisnea another successful performance. Lastminute details before a Concert -.X Front Row: Sue Briehl, Sue Swensen, Karen O'NeiIl, Marcia Poorman. Second Raw: Chuck Brown, Patty Rice, Ken Krumpos, Jack Rush, Angelica Herforth, Robert Hughes, John Burnside, Dale Meier. Third Row: Larry Kuper, Jerry Meyer, Tim Crippen, Tim Ashmore, Steve Downey, Mike Smithlin, George Rother, Curt Jacobs, Ernest Hadman, Chuck Bullion. Back Row: Mr. Hull, Mike LaVine, Frank Cagle, Katie Anderson, Vivian Martin. CADET BAND IMPRO ED GRE TLY The Band played at the Girl's Club Christmas Assembly. The Band also marched during half-time at the Home coming game against Curtis. QM W . j A k ' 3 gg 5 QQ , A ,aw 1513 S 'sf 3551 at V i f R Yum 'ff ::. 4 H 1 25' A ni i i 4 E X A Vg Q fx fi 5- ' u. 'fi - 1. H 1, . 'N V. - in 'sa . 1 '-- ig ' . L Y Q. we f Q Q my S' 'W' we Q Qs. Q E was Q 2 K 'F .A 5 Q5 A 1 H 31 4 W, wi f 1 el I if ' ..,,' ffw is Nfl.: 21:-ff 512' ' f K 5- A .:,.' 47- Q Q. 9' . me 3 is A sw . ii' of I ..,, h 'l.. W EL. A f h Q W ' HQ S 4 ,,, ff .,,.,. .., N m A r v . V N ' . --H .N H' JE 'Q Q :Q . Ts, X H ii, X X A K '- .w fx 5 Right to left: Jody Miller, presidet, Karen O'Neill, secretary, Susan Briehl, treasurer, and Ken Krumpos, vice-president. FRO H ADD EW LOGK TO SCHGOL Class advisers were Mr, Pierson and Mr. Childers. A hard working group of students entered their first year at the four year high school last September. The freshmen's first major activity was the electing of class officers. Chosen were Jody Miller, president, Ken Krumpos, vice-president, Karen O'Neill, secretary, and Susan Breihl, treasurer. The freshman class advisers were Mr. Pierson and Mr. Childers. The class of 1970 did surprisingly well in all of the Homecoming activities. They placed first in earning money for the school blazers by selling the most baked goods. In sports the freshmen cheerleaders led their teams to undefeated seasons. The freshmen's ways and means committee planned many money making proiects that were carriecl out successfully during the year. Some of these were selling class cards, a bottle drive, selling Booster Club member- ships, and two car washes. Their biggest proiect was the Freshman Dance, Here Comes the Night, which was held in the colorfully decorated multi-purpose room. W4 sq., Terry Brander Lauren Buck David Bullard Chuck Bullion Tom Bullion .. Marian Blaylock Don Booth Sharon Briscoe Bonnie Brown Chuck Brown s'! 'K rv ,,,a. Na Sieve Bennest Lynne Bennett Ben Benson Lois Brazil Susan Briehl s Viv? Q v Si i Pat Barber Jerry Barrow Mark Belvin Al Bennesf Illene Bransleitrer 'lm' - X' 1. - -:ir f . uzifflfwrl A .. is-if ig, -1 UAL fe Wx 'SJ- 'w- Colleen Adams Dennis Agnew Al Alvarez Kali Anderson Tim Ashmore .Mi - . .,,.-xv Karen Bunn Bill Burke ' !' , -KA Vgyy Q C K Y,1,,,,. Sieve Bury Debbie Childs f mf, -any V 5 x B -F 4 ., sq -4-M, Blul w::fe Frank Cagle Carol Cameron Bill Carter Jackie Chadwick Rick Chambers Andy Christensen Mike Clorcm GQ! si 'EAT 62 Lynda Coffman Chuck Collins Mary Conant ? .S V 19 Rich Charlton Jerry Connelly Penny Cooper Kenny Cox Tim Crippen Q-Q3 iw . :,:F ii-ez. Sf ,, Qu.: , Q Terry DeLaney Robyn Ells Joyce Eiherington Susan Euslow Nina Everett Sieve Dawson Henry DeHann Mike Dugan James Dunham Ken Duifon 4 Ron Dahl Donna Daniels Connie Davis Cricket Dixon Carol Dove Debbie Daffer Shelly DePieiro Dave Crockefi Kafhy Curiiss ei K .15 , N N eil M fa reef- I-. -11 - x:.sL..:, . 63 Mlke Freeman Joe Fugute Vw gg A .K au x A divx p - 1slYL tix ww -. ' 6 5 YH Janis Follese Lindo Gehri Carol Genucrdi ik' Vickie Fugcte Betty Gilbert John Goe Debbie Goshorn Gary Grcmzzmn X C . 1 21111 45 ,W ,.,. . f, , +I xv ..-we wr, ,KK ,W i my , if if an-2: 5 1 :wxgavf ...Q Q. -1 W, ,V ,1f.. .. X qv.- ,va or lf-r fx - Q. 1 ,Tow-. RHS! iz? x Bill Head -i ' 4 Don Hollandsworfh Fred Hollis Larry Holt Robert Hughes fi' wk Cathy Halverson ,W Doran Hand Carl Hanson Priscilla Hart Linda Hartman Angelika Herforfh Chuck Hiller Bob Hollandsworfh ..-vnu vi' av , wrt:-2' if Steve Henke Randy Henrickson NSINQ' 65 K. ,X , Bill Hallman Gary HemenwCY 4q.....Jr' Barb Gwinner Liz Hallengren ' f ' fl ! R , H K , '- i 5 XPS ,' . 'WC ' 1 l ,1.i: ' or rio H la ' Q Wu A X Rhonda Inchliff ex M 5 f Francis Humisfon P ,7 fy 3 W. Q Duane Jackson ,554 Dione Jordan J S-Ou-4 r 4 .. ,, fx f Q X-be is ,Q Jag, .. .., ,A . ,, Q af 'S sr. ' M f . if an n we JE-f . 1? Y, Wanda James Linda Jensen Craig Johnson Jerry Justus Dave Keesee J' - :. JJJ JJ E -N ft A ,. , ' -K Y' iii-5' ' N .Q 'v 66 Gary Johnson . 'N' 5 -,Q -A B. D. Johnston wr' J J so asrr f . J srrs ei gi' Y n o K : Dewey Johnston J K I L. L . I Par Kennard Mary Kennedy Barb Kensrud ' -- r V ' , f ' Phil Ketier Patty Kxllan Fred Klsfenmacher Sully 'SFS U' : K i i -ag. -awp 1. 'H wg., fi. Cindy Krell M Patty Krapf Pam Knaggs URL. . v -5, L. is Ken Krumpos i n -f Larry Kuper I Gary Leibrand S , Mark Leonard A ., W... Ken Lichtenwatler t x Sew ai ax F? x Mg: 1 Vicky Lindbo Wt L K Gary Mann Paity Mcirgeson Teresa Mathis Julie Mattson Diana Lord Cindy Loveland Chuck Lumpkin Linda Livermore Steve Loper Steve Lingle -. L -zvv N.. ,. L Ai, LX . A x 472 ! ig' .. X ,gr-w., 67' ,U ag f B S ff s V g 1, L ---Q, . H .,. i L- n A ' ?f?-...sl if .4-vm Yvonne McAllister Marguerite McCann :pf 'V lk. . K I ll H me ezyln f wg! -'ed ' ' ...Q f,, .1 W as.. ' :le 5 inn' an E9 'Mig Bob McDougall Jody Miller i K ll ' 'GL-K' X. . Bill McDowell ,i-, S eJ e or jj e Denis McFadden . ' Bob Mclnfire QIKYTISV C WJ 1 C B,:h y fi .. ig Xp ' K' A ' I M' Mike Melbye Av Chuck Meniger 4, SW' 1 : 009'-'IP' JoAnn Milton Ted Monta Q-'N' exif N., .-.nf 68 ,Q Gerald M9Ye'Z Gary Montgomery Mike Morehart Mike Morse 'Si km. Chris Myron .,., Claire Nesland Curt Nichols Bob Niehl -1-...f 'QM ,EW-v 7. I HII H x :iv I HHN Chuck Niemier 'V' 5 ' Maxine Nofsinger ...W . Mike Norman www-yi dv 'Kin-7 Y Martha Parker Cliff Porter Chris Poffer Gail Reeder Kurt Reiclinger Laurie Ovioif Joyce Painter Rocky Pietz Dick Platt Valerie Plumlee Sieve Ofsiad Karen O'Niel Ron Orchard Kris Peterson Larry Peterson ii or 4 5 15 69 Barbara PGYHB 1--Q' uni . 1' ,. . .. . 3 ceie :y Richard Reno Bev Riley faq-,ff I Q39 . ,. N,,.. . ,E , ' X f-nw Kathleen Rinkle Glory Schrader Til-eff wb .IFN 'N ia ,N 'Rl i W 5 W ii Dorothy Rodgers Joe Rodgers Randy Rodgers Lindo Seonard Q ......., Rhonda Setbacken y 41 5 .R lg all 'Wi iw R ff' . -la 'GZ' 70 'Qu' Terri Roth A W '-iq f le , J Chris Rvphemo 'R R lrr x ry.. iw ' P .. -,gg K ' Y H L ' by df ' 'W R l I E L' ix 3 .,.. A 2 N 454' 'il Gary Sca rbough was. Jim Shuck Ed Sippo Debbie Slakey l V V Peggy Smith A A , GQ' Valerie Smith my Mike Smifhlan Tim Shook K' , H 2:58, ,-,, . 8 .. in xiii ...wx Q 2 ,., l : iw ofa J K I, 1. ' x X Don Strom Vickie Swelz Connie Tallmadge Mark Thiel Becky Thomas v Rodney Stolp Julie Svrocsher Steve Sweeney Sue Swensen Laurie Swenson x A 92:-W. xi iv s A . i an Qi .2eg.: ' . Q' 'M 3 W va J' , - ,g 1 1? X 'WN Zi, 4 'KS fi'1',. K rf 4 1 Y 'i H ,fa F Lois Sprouffske Wendy Sfaab Ramona Stoker Gary Summers Cindy Surplus Q, 'C9 1 - infix as is -V if iiuw?ff!l'5Ei Jill Spencer Rosalie Surney A 'Km' ,K , .. V: . X W, 4 w X K 4 ur' .. ' wi' or iliils .,, nr' fx gf I ,nf 'XL is Q 'Q Susan Snyder Bob So re rson fir, W R w X Q p Kerry Thurman Bill Tibbiffs 1 vs-A A. I -0-4'Q'. ...ff Mike Tilton Terry Wahler X N lug, . A. .ki Y. ......a ' Arlene Todd Margaret Tomaro Elaine Trusler Gary Walker Pam Walker 'GT Tim Tvedt Ed Urback - as George Weeks Tracey Wellbaum Sue Wheeler 72 Gary Wade Dann-y White Russell Wies Pat Wilber Sheryl Wilbar Sv-no . ZF, ,gi if Q in-1... n ix 451 w 'ia 11 ,'i. if i Q ff' ob l X iii V 'I- Mike Wogomon Gayle Wood Kathie Wood Richard Wilson Joel Wilcher Dale Williamson 0 You li i gi W l -p ,,, 11 4 41 Mike Yoder Vincene Wrighf Bruce Yocum Mary Zumbahl Chris Zurfluh Dan Zurfluh Dan Zlock Suzanne Zrofsky 1, -i 73 Vicky York war' sw We 'x Julie Anderson Marcia Axelson PM Q f Rosemary Balzarini all David Barker Karen Berger Nancy Blackwell Dan Colle Paul Collins Ruth Cotten Niel Brown Dennie Carlson Oscar Crowder Don Doolittle Steve Downey Rnck Clemons . -was to, .,, if -:xii Q l L.,,,,, 5? L W M .Q kt: Q-...w as . M' KS ks -Q. 2 we Q X b js XA . in A S x x EF -. K :K R ' s :K 653, . A, L is ' Hary Goetz 5- X5 X fix sf Bonnie Herbrand Rick Houston Lynn Gilland Nicki Estell Mike Gardner Ruth Kniftle Donna Lemka Janice Rozkowski Terry Minnard Gordie Reed George Rother Jack Rush uf? Q Earl Sallade Q Pat Smithlin - 4 ,f X . .WG X A -,N , if 'H k 75 Tim McKamey PresidenT SOPH E JGY IST YEAR The new year found The class of 69 under The guidance of Mr. Myking and Mr, Eschilman, class advisers. Heading The class as officers were Tim McKamey, presidenT, Kevin Kelly, vice-presidenT, Charry Nylander, secreTary, and Cindy Wilson, Treasurer. Since The sophomore class was so large a sTeering commiTTee consisfing of TwenTy active class members was formed. The purpose of This com- miTTee was To govern and carry our all official business. The sophomore class encounTered many proiecTs as The year progressed, beginning wiTh The selecTion of The sTeering commiTTee, The sale of class cards, and The sale of candy bars aT home baskeT- ball games. The class voTed on a design for a banner which was made and displayed aT all assemblies along wiTh a wooden mega- phone used aT pep assemblies. The class of 69 was well repre- senTed in boTh afhlefics and sTudenT government The Sophomore Tolo, The main acTiviTy of The year, proved To be one of The mosf oufsfonding Tolos. 'MidnighT in Blue' was orig- inally and colorfully carried ouT in The gaily decorated mulTi-purpose room. Music was provided by The 'Cashmeres' of SeaTTle. Kevin Kelly Vice-PresidenT Charry Nylander SecreTary Advising The class of 69 were Mr. Eschilman and Mr. Mylang Cindy Wilson Treasurer 76 QU! eww . I , , ,ff S Jn, i :F i- ii Q- ex vu l i f .Y 0 ,www , Bob Berggren Larry Brewer Leslie Briscoe Becky Brown Darlene Brown if i,.-r at , iq.: 5- if we--v 311:91 K X - BMX Joan Bangs wr Vickie Belisle W' Dale Bell i vy' 4 B - Mike Bell Allan Benneit Joni Betts Jack Bone Nola Bornemon Robert Bredeson f 3 Q if Frank Black N Sonia Alvarez Chuck Anderson Mike Augg Roni Austin Bob Befscharf :KM 77 Susan Ackerson Joanne Adams Dan Agnew Ed Allenbaugh Jane Allender b j i gl z: 'F L V .YQ 'sw A 1 k iE ..N, 1 l ,. ,,:-:' ii i! llvf' M ff-1 A ,..s I f-+s Ai Sify' VT B , 4 A B gf, - , Q 4' ' 114 85 6 i-45, - K . I ,igrxifiilff 3.E:'f:'f-gg: .-f:3:'f'f1 gz Mary Bryant Robert Buller Ray Burke Cl Campbell g E Q V Lf A at V Floyd Burkett Q lg? l i John Burnside f ' A 7 C , A Phil Burrington :,h . we , N liyz ,, Doug Campbell Judy Campbell ylru Trudy Campbell Gene Cantrell ' Margaret Campbell ' ..f,m'. b zl' .,... mf gg, Lawrence Carlson 'f' I Nona Carlson Mr: , Bill castle 4 Louise Caywood Cherry Chambers Beverly Clark I Patty Cloran 'mf' ll B B 0 ll lf B ete - f :fm :tt 5- t Q i 5 C t rt , 7 8 - f Q . ,,,g,,. be eww, K+ DL R ' X' a.. . x . .. fit? JE. 2.831 -, EQS! kgigxa 9 if fe . . gigs W , E Barney Cushen Mark Dusek Roberta Edwards Sue Fairbanks Jean Farmer Cathy Creso Tim Crockett Carole Dolfin Jean- Domser Jack Doyle N, :r MN. , .5 L egg. sl X Norman Conway Doug Corbin Allene Cormier Mike DeTracy Sidney Dinwiddie ayyaaa 79 Elizabeth Collins Melody Deon Terry Coash Diane Colbeck A 1 Y wi X V xl 5. 5 if gf' z ig, . , il ., f i i yay i - E aeai iiii' .'.- y.1ir I.. , A :, F illi T 552 . ii z . 1 Paul Freema n ' M L ,Br X 'rg Er, Nancy Galloway Lam Garner Chrns Haave M W Ernest Hadman i if LR Y' Jessie Haire April Hals Craig Hansen Walter Houston Rick James Judy Jorgenson Mike Kallclhan Marcia Kanfon Q' WA F Q Nis- Dan Herbrand Doug Hodge Gary Hopkins 5 Tam Jones Denn-is Jorgensen - L ii 1 .Q N .gk .r ' ii? ' if QS fig -f A I . K 3 dvi tx ' Q ,le XEQQ X! . B . 81 Art Kercher Patty Ladwig uf' l Q vY' -1 RW Ken LaFaive Katie Lindbo mem. A,-v'i. 9 2 ,Zawya s , -gg at 0 A tif Q S 'fs if I mu. Chris Larson ' Z Gary Larson Dave Lauenborg I . rg 5,5 .S ff ., X 4 li if Q., ' A, N ff . Shirley Lauenborg K 7 8,5 Gary Lawson f E , , 5 it T- - 'nv 1' ? or , i iii , P K 5 -ff1, f A ' L 1 ir-.4 Bill Little Janet Lipponen -avr VV 82 Jerome Lervold Larry Loefe Frank Luco Charles Lumpkin Kitty Macoy ll l ' Vivian Martin- Michael Matter Linda Mattson , tw L, L Xiu.. ll X 4' Leonard McVey Wanda Medlock Henrietta Milton Sheila Montanelli Shirley Moore R. 'M m ,r .UM ,Q , l A 3 I John McDonald Marilyn McFadden Sharon McNiven Larry Michaelson Shirley Milroy , if' 1' I ...X Q 'Q 51, . A W Af inf in ll Ella Mayhak Chuck Merritt ,W , 83 ve? ll yljlfjw hw V KV all lf'9gW3 r M My Pat O'Hearn E' .. 49' U 'Y .. 1 .. ..... I SF as 1 -gs, f R ffldkl sf fs , 3 if 1 is Dale Newman Delores Nichols Kathy Nickolaus Sandy Olson Eunice Overland l 84 aff! .. 1 mx .. . , ...N O iff I Charry Nylander Jean Nylander Cheryl Owens John Painter Paul Palmer V U 45 Q, :Luv 2 K ..,,,,- .1- ' es, t i Lllxllkh ' r Ka thy Obe rf Larry Parsons Valerie Parsons Kathy Pfaff Tim Pietz ii: :gf .-...',' 'Nt-I :ff P is ,. , I' is. . ., 1? f A' f ge, , , rv. Lf K, A :XT I N V I . R R 5. we xx. A Q f f WV 45 3:55 i Leonord Richardson Kathy Rosellini Jerry Rotondo Dick Roush Nancy Roy -R X 1 Tom Rice Jerry Rich Glenda Rohr Mike Rollins Gary Rolstcd 9.5 -wr M. , as I V . . 15' - -'New' x ' Q , ,.- Q. Iv ' s 1 Debbie Rensing Gifford Rethwell Bruce Rice Mike Robinson Bill Rogers --415 ' ff .aww 85 A-.f '-,-' Kcfhy Reeves Kitty Riley Karen Piper Marcia Poormcn ,gr ex Y . + L 'sw-'a'g 1'l,ff'?25 ' ' f ' 2 a -.aK.,'. u A 5 RY i k, ,. , Z, It W AN .f , K 5 V 'Nr 'sgllgb , , ff: ' ' M, f .c lk K gf i.--1 -1. G G :ri - , ., 1, . :L - egg Q 1 SN bg. ,. . L ., L z 2.1 bf, ., fowl' .fl .a'3 'a 41 ' ' If ,of if 2 2 lm , Jcnyce Rurup 9- A' A Leno Soiz fl' K' . ,Q ,vang nwwL. 1 V ,, -A -3 Les Solsmon Fi .. ... S5 2... ye ! '-A A ,RP H 'S ai 2 ' I Jim Slcxkey 1 A ,wp ,. S I Ca, I 5 5 . QNX X '. ,M W Ken Schroder Hope Schrowyer Chris Scot? Betty Smith Colleen Smith Timm Singleton Mike Sippo vo ir 'sr' ,,,i,, 2 Q4 ze, N--.J S f.- ' B Ri . S .5 A av-5 an W k ff' iv :fx Lindo Smith Pete Smith Janelle Snow . Tom Sioberg Dean Snyder JoAnne Spencer John Spencer Rudy Srsen .K f Betty Strassburg Dave Stroscher Kathy Surplus 'ease ,W ' Thomas B ' Dorothy Troxell Gus Truman Robert VanSlyke Francine Wahistrom Richard Taylor Lunece Thacker Robert Tommy Fred Towe Eric Travelstead Betty Todd Carrie Todd P v 87 Jayne Stark Barbara Todd Ron Stanfull Betty Stark I5- SSM--' -ga A if 32 'N x 4. .,..,...,- .. E ww. - rf- . -L A mf' xx Tim Wheat 3 'I Joyce Worucek . , x Sharlene Anderson Mitch Arthur -Q. l Jan Berka Greg Guerrero , g yi 'la ,Q M -ihll gl Q ,K I NM' f 1 if 1 g,, +5-.J fl Lee Betschart Ron Carpenter Bill Condon Pam Guerrero Dave Ketter xox -NP' 'Q ,X , X gag N' 89 Morris Denune Neil Denune Phyllis Lockaby Steve Martin Tim McKamey gif, CV if . '-' ' gf N 'asilffg if Cecile Frenzel Coleen Michael Mike Olson Patsy Rice Cindy Ridler Ralph Toini Vicki Thomson Billie Weatherby Mike Stafford Myra Soda Doug Scott There'sThc1'fmcm ogoin! Tennis onyone?? 5 B: ' ' I o KA AT Iosfl How do I look? Sour grapes please. Highclimbers. Who me, dieting? Advising the Junior class were Mr. David Ratko and Mr. Duane Landon. l'lOl'Cl Ol' WOI'lC Spirited Juniors ave A Successful Year The class of '68 began The year with The elecTion of officers and The selecfion of various planning commiffees. AssisTing The class Throughouf The year were advisers, Mr. Landon and Mr. Rafko. The Junior class parficipafed in many school acTiviTies including The class compeTiTion bake sale, pep assemblies, and Home-Coming Week. lTs carefully planned skiT was awarded, The over-all prize in The Pigskin Pow-Wow and The class Took second place in The annual box-drive. ln The spring, The Junior Prom was held. The semi-formal aTmosphere added To The pleasure of an evening high- lighTed by The crowning of The royalTy. The following class officers were elected, lefT To right: President Loran Wright, Secretary Kim Hansen, Treasurer Linda Noe, and Vice-president Mike Poorman. 92 G! S A wx if gg, Briana . .., .1 ggi ,ff ex, . K R- i. X Na X . is 1 W r I .HA K gwiimr- 4. nr Q .... Zi ' ' I 5 Q 2. W .X A H+., ' . ' L N , 'K 'xx Q .- A , mx ..,x, Q fi .,- ,t ,J X :ii Y' -P Q...- Il x ., gnu... .. g-..,l 4 . ,J I ,weffiw , 224, W mum? Bill Boyd Mike Buck Yvonne Buller Gordon Barrington Cheryl Bury Ralph Biornson Donna Borneman John Briehl Ann Bruner Kathy Brunette Q. gk, sf' 1, ii. ' 4 Melissa Berger Dave Betschart Gary Birka Betly Bransteitter Roger Bransteitter ,Xe 4 93 Linda Barrow Karma Baber Joyce Behling Robert Bennett John Brandner Debbie Almond Eric Anderson Gracie Anderson Jerry Augg Randy Baker 5. fs . ' ' vw a f Q- A ,a. of Nw Ray Buster Jeff Charboneau 'P My 5 ii wi. if S gl . A sf, ic R 1 07' '-1 4 1 . ans. f ,K fN nf 'tw'- 'IV w-.J 4-Q Wendy Coile Debbie Danhauser Q I Gloria Cole Wendy Cole Fay Coonc Gary Dillon Delores Disler K , .,. Chris Curfiss Sharon Daffer Dorothy Disler Doescher Ju y Domser 'UW DL ei' 3- ,fig D - DD ' ' L , ' ,M .. ,1,1r X f, Miqe ri K '-'.,'.-.-shi. 1 ' F.- X , , X T! ,. ri-4' f' 'iff ' -'lf' N- , , ..,.- 3 -my-Si,-Q . ffrfw-- '-ii '7 'f 4 :N g if-f-11 - -g g i ,fp , . -rl, 3.- Darlene Dcrle Linda Dove Dorothy Downing Steve Drexler Paul Dugger fain' 1 L fm- Z. N I G rrr se n ,ar-. ggi.. 4' r W wx Q G.. f rx wifi Bruce Enemork Glenda Gardner '41 x 5,'m. -vw Q x L G Braun Guthrne V . N, 1 - ' Q John Guthrie A ' A 2 T -1 G Q xx Q Q - -11.2 L K SN! 1 Kim Hansen 5 , . - A 5 ' C my ' ,Q . J ks , 15 Cheryl Hansen Harold Harelson Q I f ...tif r F,-I I L xl Steve Harlow Dick Hopkins Na: X .f sfflf ',......,-3-'I is ,'fo Q 1, MMV.. A, 1. 'f,U,.,, f , if -, 2 2... . W .. , 4 ' 1171: :ji -,s,.,..: -2 ,- Q-is er: Rf.,-11 ,frfru i ,W '.IIJ3,?'?3. 551: .,..w... xi Q cf ' -f ,I .mf-'uv 1 .- l I u Roger Harpel Sandy Hatch Tim Haugen Julie Huddleston Lindo Hudson 1 B i --:-: 45 .., M ' '5?3'f.l'.3t ,k, - ff -E LL' . I. J-s2kXy.x:-3.-.'.,-'I' ' .Mm ltviwzb - 5. 2, . ,, M 'f Ili 2 I 1 ' H L 1 4 is ll iw. ll l 96 lwfwgv ., V, David Heindselman Robert Hensley Karen Hughes Irma Humiston Jane Hurni v. v si gi. Bob Hicks Porn lnce Bob Irons Rawleigh Irvin Keith lvers X - CN W ....... V 4 5,41 M,-1 23 K . W f ff-sw.. as N. Q fi- -,. I I .lf E. wt, ,R i LLQ, V Yi I ,,,. . I Jecnni Johnston Scott Johnston Mike Kennorcl Radeon Kerns Mike Killian W fjze , We Q5 'tt 1' X! i pl , l l l l l 9 Rick Jewell Kathi Johnson Gene Johnston Judy Kellogg Sue Kelly 5-r . -, fam. ,rhm Marilynn Kvale Sandee LaVergne ,wi mo. +A 'R .i. x Q an 'Wil'-C Sfliiilm. fgm idx vw Qwv ,N . ,F Nw' ASN :Q- ,s. N. rg.,- Haw Mike LaVine Linda Mann M 'Sw -11. i' is . K YE L M L ew W . sg -fi 'lx Q' req I Loralie Leavitt Doug Lee Donna Leibrand Linda Martin Diana Matter John Lervold Marilee Magnuson Dale Meier Jeannine Merritt Debi Miles Brenda Mann Ed Miller Gary Miller Nancy Miller Jackie Milton :Bm-' NA, A4 qs xr 'P' if J' Laurie Opitz Cindy Polly Mike Poorman Mclrion Porter Chqryl Potter l N Linda Noe Dionne O'Neill Cheri-Lynn Pawley Joe Petoski Georgia Phelps 99 YQ! Carla Nelson Laura Neslund Jeff Nichols Tom Parkinson Gary Parsons -. .s V 3: at-f chick Mullins on ' l l Terri Mulcahey Linda Parham Debbie Morrish we-' 'lf , I K - if Kristin Priest Randi Ranger 5- at ffm .LT 531 V? Q., 1 wr -3. Kevin Reed Sharon Ruddy N 1 no w. . x NP ., N- no x R. H, 'ff - R unfit Cu I me wg, Donna Richardson Cal Riley -v v- Carol Rind l - , ka, , i Candy Ritz Edna Schilter John Sholtz we 3 ,us- fs Mn sat-sg, ff- 100 Kathy Robinson Dick Shepard Dave Skaar Gwen Smith .,.., Go ry Rowe Sheri Smithlin Tina Sorensen Ron Strom Rita Swenson + s sssii ff. 'SW 1 N cw. ,.f,q,,, , 1 R l s ff' J, i iv.. Greg Thurmoncl Linda Timm Frank Triplett g l Allen Tuller V Allen Virgillo . lll ' 'W- if - X A Rick Watkins Hugh Wheeler Vicki Vollbrechf Kathy Wilbar l W' Storm Williams it it David Williamson 55 3 - L S i. Ken Wolford Q-' A . Karrin Wood M' W Kirk Wright W ' g , A Loran Wright if 'i,- -. 5 .--W X Q 4 lOl 4nv' AE. 3. as X P ,jg Harold Thomas Ed Warring ' 4 . iii '. lu. 4. 5. F ra n k Swefz Ron Taylor 5,1 .az A f ' - K1 - 7 X all l Q. 3 -nv 2 is - '. gr, . if X . g 'll ' . ,vw 51 CN: ff Q 1 vs It u ur is Q 1..i. , - irsg ssf iss f -.se A -X -nw ,ff 1 ! il Connie Young John Zurfluh 1 Oh, you're kidding! I iusf couldn'T believe ii! 'IK' He's so dreamy! it y LVii W. B iif C . 'B I? f Q . K C .. IAV A 1 ' lx i l w X - 1 ' Q i g'C'1' Red Stocking Sue Wells Mike Wilkinson Micky Wright Lucretia Jones Ed Mayo Diane Overway Cheryl Kapphohn Linda Phillips ,N fs 2 . ll L' iii 'S C il i W Z Sheryl Edwards Wayne Elliott Marvin Goins Pat McCann Don Middling is, K: van ' X. mx Q. Rod Barker Paula Bartlett Sandy Beckman Rick Burkhart 'J . 1 lO3 Dave Agnew Marv Antonie Leslie Ashmore Carolyn Ball Mike Balmer at li - .iv we 1 ft - 1 x Xt 1 E ix' Q 1 an f3.- 1 ini -Z7 x' 'i ff' wi Vi nf. Sv gs -Q., --Q, on., B My , F55 Q, sim' I Ev , --A . ,, -1 A3 M J ? 'X' 'Q . ia in 3 My . F A A W- ' ' t ? , at 5 ' G if ,... xx ,, 'K S 41- qa- fi? K . s ' -rfb var Y ' .. s ,Q K .3 sl if ff ,.:iffi11- ' I 'LGE In 3 nk, x bg aft V ' in VX J 70 I R' 5 'Nu E if rv' 1 ' ' u 3 fr . 'A an ,ff 12--f , - 5 . g A ,f A 4' 1' L 1 L wk 9 - 5, W 'F Q. ' Q 5 fv' 5. li K i fy-p,,,,gAf PEP CLUB WAS ACTI Pep club, a club open to all interested students of Bethel High School, worked to create school spirit throughout the entire year. Backing the cheerleaders iOO'X, pep club attended away games as well as coming to home games. White blouses and dark skirts accom- panied by knitted tams were the accepted uniforms. Beginning the year's activities, pep club sponsored the successful 1966 Pig Skin Pow Wow. Many projects were undertaken by pep club, Donut sales were held, raising funds for their treasury. To in- crease the support of our school, pep buttons were sold for the students to wear. The club also took it upon them- selves to help the athletic department raise money for new equipment. Advisors: Miss June Johnson, Mrs. JoAnn Berntsen. Officers Vice President, Laura Neslund, Secretary, Radean Kerns President, Sue Critchley, Treasurer, Linda Hudson. Left to right: Standing: Karen Hanson, Cathy Wilbar, Sandy Hatch, Nancy Miller, Sheri Smithlin, Carla Nelson, Linda Hudson, Radeon Kernis, Laura Neslund, Sue Critchley. Seated in the bus: Bonnie Young, Debbie Miles, Becky Brown, Joyce Behling, Marcia Poorman, Clara Brown, Linda Barrow, Terry Tomchick, Leslie Ashmore, Sue Kelly, Linda Noe, Gwen Smith, Ruth Cotten, Linda Timm, Karen Hughes, Sheryl Taylor, Jeannie Jordan, Donna Borneman. CHEERLEADERS gn This year's yell sTciTT, under The supervision of Mrs. BernTsen, was kepf busy creaTing school spiriT. They began The year by aTTending a conference aT CurTis High School. All of The pep sTaTT members in The Se-amounT League were aT The meeTing To get T To know one anoTher and To exchange ideas for yells. The cheerleaders did an excelIenT iob of backing ' up The Teams This year. Pep Club adviser checks wiTh yell stuff members, Varsity yell staff members were Lindo Johnson, Bonnie Young, Queen Lolo Herbrond, Sandy Jurgens, and Lindo Gilsfrap. Varsify yell STQTT performed a Roaring'TWenTies rouTine during lunch. ' . f -, . W ,Ts T., , . , -TTT,. 2 T., ,Q , 1 Left to right: Coach Bob Anderson, Bill Swensen, Ray Stoker, Al Berggren, Bob Berggren GOLF SEASON SCORES Bethel 4l ........... . . Tahoma 55 . . . . . North Thurston 47 .. Mount Si 51 . . . . Curtis 47 . . . . . Sumner 5l . . . . Fife 52 . . . . . Foster 39 . . . . . Tumwater 49 ... .. Peninsula 39 . . .I . . Enumclaw CROSS COUNTRY SEASON SCORES Bethel 29 . . Tahorna Bethel 49 . . . .. Curtis Bethel 45 . . . . . . North Thurston Bethel 24 .. . .. Tumwater Bethel 45 . . . .. Enumclaw Rev Stake' Of Pfwife- cfese country Team placed fourth in league efendangs. Dick Hopkins placed fifth out of 88 participants in the league. ss Country Coach: Babe olm I Ken Len Buddy eh Duck Hopkins Second row :ey Doescher, Kevin Kelly, row: Curt Jacobs, John e, 9 s l, R - e Harlow, Oscar Crowder Tom Rice Defensive End Don McNiven Center Doug Lee- Guard Mike Poorman Tackle Dean Ketter Split End Lora n Wrig ht Halfbacle Mike Rurup Guard Ed Warring Center Larry Loete Quarter Back Dan Dolfin Halfback Football Teams Of 1966 Fought Brave Mike Dukes Tight End Ed Mayo Tight End ALL lEAMOUNT LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS SEA DIVISION North Thurston . Enumclaw ..... Bethel .... Peninsula ... Curtis .... Sumner . Bob Enemark Line Backer Dale Meier Tackle ....32 ....QS ....2-3 ....23 ....l4 Mike Balmer Halfback Don Middling Guard, Line Backer 5-O Bethel 21 .... Bethel 0 .... Bethel 6 .... Bethel 6 .... Bethel 3 ..,. Bethel I3 ..,. Bethel 7 .... Bethel 7 ..... John Zurfluh Wing Back Gary Brown Fullback Y. .. Tumwater 13 . . Mount Si 7 .. North Thurston 50 .. Enurnclaw 34 .. Sumner O .. Curtis 7 .. Peninsula 27 .. Tahoqma 7 Head Coach: Ed Tingstclcl Lonnie Stussy Split End ill has X. Dan Dolfin sets up the scoring play against Peninsula. BGTH PL YERS AND COACHES TROVE FOR A WINNING TE M Assistant Football Coaches: David Ratko, Jim Geise, and Do n Ash. Dean Ketter receives Mike Dukes' pass for a first down mmm, Y lr i U! X lx 'QQ ,K ff 112 ,f 'lab C 1 3' m'E , . ,, A K L Lg J 3 f-at 4'- Nwwd I an X5 S ' Qllf f 1 Z tii '-.. ng, , K Top row: Bill Thomas, Gary Hopkins, Don Strom, Dean Ketter, Dave Lauenborg, Jon Betts, Marv Antonie, Pat McDonald. Second row: Rick Watkins, Jim Painter, Dale Rich, Rick James, Steve Berger, Mike McDonald, Jack Doyle. Third row: Steve Jasmer, Mike Stafford, Tom Painter, Fred Towe, Mi , Dave Gordon, Dave Strocsher, Walt Houston J. V. FOOTBALL SEASON SCORES Bethel Tumwater Bethel North Thurston Bethel Peninsula Managers: Gary Leibrand, Curt Nichols Belllel Enumclcw and Tim Crockett Bethel Cuffis Bethel Sumner Bethel Mount Si Top row: Gary Montgomery, Jerry Barrow, Gary Johnson, Randy Rogers, Steve Dawson, Steve Henke, Mark Belvin, Tom Bullion, Chuck Brown. P dnst Curtis Second row: George Rather, Terry Brandner, Dick Platt, -Mark Thiel, Gary cpooses move og I ' Scarbrough, Jim Dunham, Dan Zurfluh, Dave Crockett, Robert Hughes ll-4 apooses Proved They Could ' ' 7 92- ' 7 Be Champion Braves l NINTH GRADE SEASON SCORES Bethel 47 . .. .... Marymount 6 l Bethel 27 . . . .... North Thruston O Bethel 47 . . . .... Tumwater O Bethel 49 . . . .... DePont O Bethel l3 . . . .... Curtis 6 Bethel 40 . . . .... Peninsula O Frosh football managers: Kerry Thurman, Bob McDougall, Rocky Piet Bill McDowell. Top row: Gary Grazzlm Dale Failey, Jody Miller, Chuck Bullion. Second row: Al Alverez, Rch Reno Steve Bury Ken Dutton, Carl Hanson, John Goe, Ken Krumpos. l . 'sz .hi . H5 ,- SEAMOU NT LEAGU E STAN DINGS SCHOOL LEAGUE Peninsula .. ..., 11- 1 Mount Si ... .... 10- 2 Sumner .. .. 9- 3 Tumwater , . . . . 8- 4 Bethel ........ .. 7- 5 North Thurston . .. . . 7- 5 Foster ......... .. 7- 5 Fife ..... . .. 6- 6 Curtis ...... .. 6- 6 White River .. .. 2-10 Tahoma .... .. 2-10 Enumclow ... .. 2-10 Loughbon .. .. 1-11 Bill Swensen Forward Ed Warring Guard Ga ry Smith Guard 6 41 , Mike Dukes Forward Tom Benston Forward Mike LaVine Guard 116 l r X Dean Ketter Gary Brown Forward Center SEASON 16- 2 16- 2 12- 5 10- 8 12- 6 11- 7 10- 8 11- 7 7-11 5-13 2-16 2-16 2-16 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS AVG. 2.9 2.8 7.3 15.1 11.0 9.7 4.4 .50 .22 The Bethel Braves of 1966-67 did an out- stand iob this year, finishing the season with thirteen wins and tive losses. Coach Babe Buholm said, The team showed good ettort and had the desire to win, and most of aII showed good team work. A banquet was held at Brad's Restaurant on March 15 and nine varsity letters were awarded. F.G. F.T. LaVine . . 13-22 Smith . . . 23-32 Dukes . . . 45-69 Doltin . .... 108 57-91 Ketter . . . 40-75 Brown . . 60-124 Warring . . 20-34 Benston . . 3-6 Swensen . . 4-1 1 Coach Babe Buholm Dan Dolfin Guard to 1 5 1? -N ith --.paw-f wx x I E gf-3 :X ww E ,QI sf X in ' 'S hi.-l i 'Nav Nur' uv . il Q- -fw- -Q., -av fgxf X3 2 ,9- xv 353 gg, 1 'Gwix xxx -.. Q. w.. ,, ...x. ,, ,,:: N ,,.: ,.'..,1 is .,,,f gi 'P gk' Mike Stafford, Larry Loete, Mike Poorman, Ed Mayo, Tom Rice, Curt Jacobs, John Briehl. Missing John Zurfluh Foster ..... Peninula . . . Tumwater . . . Sumner ..... North Thurston Enumclow . . Fife ...... Foster . . . Tumwater . -in BETHEL BETHEL. . . BETHEL. .. BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL ....29 ....5O ....40 ....28 ....43 ....43 ....4O ....32 ....5O Quan.. Vorsity basketball mclnogersp Tracy Groves and Ron Fuhlmon. T20 1966-67 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM SCORES Sumner ....... . North Thurston White River .... . . Enumclcxw ...... Mount Si ....... Fife ..... .... Tahoma ........ Loughbon ... ... Curtis .... .... BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL J.V. Coach Dave Ratko C---T? Sophomore Cooch Don Ash Kneeling, Dennis Jorgensen, Rudy Srsen, Jerry Rotondo, Leonard McVey. Top Row, Kevin Kelly, Jack Doyle, Gary Hopkins, Steve Jasmer, John Painter. Peninsula . Tumwater . Marymont ........ Curtis .... .... Dupont... Cmnook .. H.. Peninsula ... .... Turnwater . . . .. . . Curtis .... .... Dupont... Chmook .. H.. 1966-67 FRESHMEN TEAM SCORES BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL Al Alvarez, Mike Tilton, Ken Lichfenwalfer, Chuck Bullion, Mark Belvin, Ken Krumpos, Jerry Connelly, Bob Neihl, Gary Johnson Terry Brander l2l WRE TLERS Fierce Bethel rooters roar their approval as the Brave Mat- men clash with the Sumner Spartans in the closing Seamount League match. QI Eleven of the Bethel grapplers urge their Pat Mullens cinches up a pinning combination Coach Frank Pavia twelfth man on to victory. on his Laughbon opponent. INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORD T966-67 VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM SCORES WON LOST DREW Tahomcl . . , . BETHEL .... . . . Buster .-.. . . 4 6 O Laughbon . . . BETHEL . . Doescher . . . . . 3 6 O White River , . BETHEL . . Lien ..,.. . , 5 5 'I Fife ....... BETHEL , . STGGIJ ....... . . 8 3 0 Enumclaw . . . BETHEL . . Enemark ...... . . 2 3 O Curtis .,...,. BETHEL . . McDonald, Pot . . . . 2 5 O Foster ......... . , BETHEL . . McDonald, Mike . . . . . 6 3 0 North Thurston . . , , , . BETHEL . , Charboneuu .,... . . A 4 I Tumwater ....., . . . BETHEL . . Hopkins ..,,... . . . 5 5 O Peninsula ,... BETHEL . . Francis . . . . . 5 5 O Sumner . . . BETHEL . . . Rice .,......... . . . IO I 0 Mullens .,......,. . . . 2 6 O TEAM TOTAL . . . . , . 56 52 2 T22 GRAPPLE Rely Buster 106 Mickey Doescher 1 15 Ken Lien 123 Randy Stuob OC 'ns.A.x... ,LLL 130 Bob Enemork 136 Mike McDonald 136 Monogers: Jon Betts and Mork Smith. Pot McDonald 141 Jim Chorbonecxu 148 Dick Hopkins 157 John Francis 168 Dove Rice 178 Pot Mullens unlimited an 1 a 'R .A..c.s.5 ' l 1 Nu-if was F 'fic . af 'C sf if M 41 9,1 .... i.,L,.. A . .1 V vw, fHIl!lliQ q5.w'Ill M Y? I fir ,,....nv ' Wresfle on The whisflel Coaches apply cn Ii'r'rle pressure themselves. Good Luck! GAIN FOURTH PLACE IN LEAGUE RACE Mike McDonald pins his man. John Francis works for a grape vine. 125 John Bradner, Steve Harlow, Bruce Enemark, Dave Evans, Walter Houston, Tim Wheat, John Spencer S J.V. Coach Richard Mosier Den Mother, Mrs, Mike J AYVEE WRE TLERS WIN SEVEN Foster . ..,.... North Thurston ,. Tumwater . . . Peninsula .. Sumner . . Go get him! 126 1966-67 JAYVEE WRESTLING Tahomo ............, 10 BETHEL Laughbon . . . . 15 BETHEL White River . . , . 15 BETHEL Fife ....... 21 BETHEL Enumclaw . . 15 BETHEL Curtis ...... . 35 BETHEL . . . 13 BETHEL A . . 41 BETHEL . 38 BETHEL , 0 BETHEL . . . 41 BETHEL SCORES Dick Hopkins sinks inthe half-nelson for a pin' T S COGCl l Cl1UCl'QNlCJI'1UC1l Bottom Row: Dave Crockett, Dan Zurfluh, George Rather, Bill Hallman, Mike Moreharf, Bob McDougall, Jerry Barrow, Ken Dutton. Back Row: Larry Peterson, Gary Grazinni, Dale Failey, B. D. Johnston, Chuck Flowers, Jody Miller, Joe Rogers, Carl Flotto, Tim Crippen. FRE HMEN WRESTLING Curtis ............ 35 BETHEL ............ 39 Tahoma ... ... 35 BETHEL .. .. 4l Ford ...... ... 32 BETHEL .. .. 32 Enumclaw ... . . 26 BETHEL . . . . 37 Sumner ... .. 42 BETHEL .. .. 21 Fife ..... .. 36 BETHEL .. .. 30 Chinook ... .. 43 BETHEL .. .. 28 Bottom Row: Kenny Cox, Bob Sorensen. Bock Row: Jim Dunham, Larry Kuper, Chris Rypkema. Jody Miller works for a pin in ct frosh Seomount League match. Dale Fciiley attempts to gain a reversal. l27 sc ve' . W fe. ,,.. , .. may 1. an , 1,32 f iw. ' . sw K - A ' -we .sw-.. , f '. i ' ffrx- ff, W. .K V- 4...- -M.., -as Y. W.. 1, w ' - 17 . ' K 'ASIA-5. ,IQ U ,M .x 'N ?'i4 .-fp.. , T iusff - . N ' Q- ,,,,,., N .. ,. , , ,.-.,... .- , Kneeling: Tom Bension, Bill Thomas, Ted Keese, Rick James, Ricky Burkharf, Gary Smith, Dave Ricky BUI'lil'lC1I'l' I'C1pS ODE- fOI' The Gordon, Dan Dollin. Standing: Larry Loeie, Mike Sfafford, Dennis Poifer, Danny Cooley, Paf BI-CiVe5. Mullins, Ed Warring, Dean Keffer. DIAM N N HAD A SUCCESSFUL YEAR Freshmen Baseball Coach Jim Geise, J,V. Baseball Coach Chuck Manuel. Varsify Baseball Coach David Raiko. Kneeling: Manager Kerry Thurman, Tom Bramhall, Dale Failey, Chuck Niemier, l Dan Zurfluh, Larry Kuper, Mike Gardner, Bill McDowell, Bill Hallman, Craig John- Kneeling: DGve Keller, Jim Slakey, Leonard McVey, John son, Phil Kefier, Gary Scarbough. Standing: Manager Curt Nichols, Jerry Connelly, Burnside, Walier Houston. Standing: Mike LaVine, Larry Rick Clemons, Dave Keesee, John Goe, Gary Leilorand, Ken Cox, Sid Dinwidclie, Bill Loefef Rmk James' GU55 TUVSVTWGD. Chuck Anderson. Shuck, Steve Dawson, Chuck Brown, Mark Belvin, Manager James Dunham. -N I QBRQ Sn. V BEYNZIA .pf- M 3 J xx ' 'mi fm' WG, . sip NH DEW Kneeling: Gary Brown, Tom Rice, Hal Madsen, Steve Harlow, Buddy Rehberg, Ervin Fairbanks, Mike Mike DUl4ES Poarman, Gary Hopkins, Dick Hopkins. Standing: John Zurfluh, John Briehl, Rick Jewell, Paul Freeman, Loran Wright, John Painter, Henry Trusler, Mike Dukes, Ed Mayo. Ninn, 'NN,..l..-1n'L',.f, ,N :,.,,. TRACK ME HAD A B ILDI SEASO Varsity Track Coach Jim Nylander. Assistant Track Coach Ed Tingstad. Freshmen Track Coach Mi ke McDonald. Kneeling: Terry Brandner, Bob Niehl, Dave Crockett, Tom Bullion, Steve Sweeney, Gary Grazzini. Standing: Ken Krumpos, AI Alvarez, Mike Morehart, Jody Miller, Henry Gary Brown at the peak of his jump in the high DeHann, Jerry Barrow. l'1UrdlSS. 61? 4 uv 1 ,Jfltjb ic? lf' if UN DEPT F -,i x'-1 ix- 3 Q, A ,.,f+f : H1 '-' W , W. --' '..- Pr N Kneeling: Morv Anfonie, Joke Wood, Randy Boker. Sfondingz Sandy Hofch, Leslie Ashmore, Sondy TE'I'1DiS COCICIW Btlbe BUPIOIVYW Nelsoni, Ken Lichtenwoider, Pete Ashmore, Loni Garner, Potty Rice, Chris Hoove. TENN TEAM SHOWS STRO G EFFCRT Ken Lichtenwolder refurns The bull To his opponent. LoniGc1rnercornpIeTes ci serve. Joke Wood prepares To meet The boil. n...,h i l..2..3..kick! Up and over! Presidenty Barbara Beckman, Adviser, Mrs. Schalock Mass Confusion G.A.A. GIRLS Bottom Row: Sandy Beckman, Sue Downy, Joyce Behling, Carol Rind, Sonia Alverez, Vickie Fugate, Hope Schrawyer, Lois Sprouffske, Sherry Teel, Sandy Nelson, Clara Brown. Middle Row: Cheryl Bury, Kathy Rensing, Sue Critchley, Coleen Smith, Judy Kellogg, Linda Hudson, Debbie Miles, Kathy Rosellini, Dorothy Uihazi, Jeannie Mildon, Radeon Kerns, Claire Mullins, Mrs. Schalock. Top Row: Barbara Beckman, Linda Neat, Ellen Opitz, Joyce Painter, Becky Brown, JoAnn Adams, Karen Hughes, Janelle Snow, Cindy Wilson, Barbara Wright, Lola Herbrand, Carla Nelson, Marcia Poorman. l3l STUDENT LIFE There's always The tingle of excifernenf, en- thusiasm, and anficipafion in the air as special events and their preparations proceed. 'S . if Q' vias. 'Vx We-1, Q A K. . A, .. . KW T Jgh , 1 , i . K V 1 2 Queen Lani Garner The 13th Annual Pig Skin Pow Wow opened Homecoming Week, on October 26, 1966. Lani Garner, Sophomore attendant, was crowned Homecoming Queen by head coach, Ed Tingstad. Attendants for the queen were: Lynn Martin, Senior attendant, Chris Curtiss, Junior attendant, and Ruth Cotten, Freshman attendant. As usual, skits were presented by the clubs and the four classes. The Overall Trophy was awarded to the Junior class skit, Vikes, Where Art You?? . The Class Award was presented to the Senior class for their skit, A Clean Sweep. Girls' Club, for the second year in a row, won first place in the Club Division, for their skit, We'll Be A 'Comin' 'Round the Mountain When We Come, and the second place award went to Torch Honor Society's skit, An Average Day in the Life of Mrs. No-Holes-in-Head. After school on Thursday everyone raced ,throughout the area collecting boxes for the traditional box drive, competing to see which class could gather the most boxes before the deadline time of 6:30. The boxes were then set afireond a Pep Rally was held, at which time the Seniors were announced the winners. Then on Friday, Homecoming Week came to a climax with the BETHEL BRAVES beating the Curtis Vikings 13 to 7. Following the big game, Homecoming Hi-Lights, the after game dance sponsored by Pep Club, was held. The music for this dance was provided by the Changing Times, bringing to an end HOME- COMING WEEK l966. 134 JUNIORS were the over-all winners -SAA M..-4 X ' is-R. Couch Tingsfod crowns Queen Lani Garner Homecommg Week The7SENIORS and GIRLS CLUB fake first in fhear divisions. A Big Success fi , QW ,.ikf,l 4.1, ,J Q Xa i J MOMENTS The evening of November 23, Truly con- Tained MomenTs To Remember . A Thanksgiving Turkey dinner aT The New Yorker was enioyed by all, and Then The Tables were cleared away Tor dancing To The mood music of Art Mineo and his Band. HighIighT of The evening was The crowning of King Dan Dolfin and Queen Sue CriTchIey. The Theme was carried ouT by decoraTions represenTing several of The Class of 67's greaTer momenTs. Queen Sue cmd her father lead off C1 dance A xi Y 'A FO REMEMBER KING DAN DOLFIN cmd QUEEN SUE CRITCHLEY Fun for all T37 Cast members for the Egg and l were left to right, Gary Larson, Dan White, Sandy Hatch, Ella Mayhak, Dave Ketter, Mickey Wright, Ralph Blom-son, John Guthrie, Becky Brown, Judy Jorgensen, Mark Brown, Connie Young, Francine Wahlstrom, Joe Frazier, Shirley Moore, Janelle Snow, and Hugh Wheeler. Cast of Characters Don MacDonald . . . Betty MacDonald . . Anne MacDonald . . . Joan MacDonald . . Delicate Daisy . . - Thad ......... Corinne ........... Mr. Manic-Depressive Hi-Baby .......... Fishface ..... Lingery Lady . . . JJ ........... Millicent Ames . . Paula ........ Toni . . . Lolly . . . Mitzie ............ Thermometer Tessie . Miss Linden ....... Grady .... Ross ........... Larsen ........... Student Assistant . . . Lighting and Sound . Properties ......... Publicity . . Tickets . . . ...... Mark Brown ...... Connie Young . . Francine Wahlstrom . . . Judy Jorgensen ..,. Ella Mayhak . . . . Joe Frazier . . . . Shirley Moore . . . . . Mickey Wright . . John Guthrie . . . Dave Ketter . . Janelle Snow . . . Hugh Wheeler ... Chris Curtiss . . Joanne Adams Julie Huddleston . . . Becky Brown . . . Sue Downey Marcia Poorman . . . . Sandy Hatch .... Dan White .. Ralph Biornson .... Gary Larson Laura Thompson Glenn McClintock Laura Thompson ... Bonnie Young Brenda Young . . . . . Kitty Riley 138 s x l L Humorous L Nix? tl N sy: , K A A L ' I V ry' X 1 Xl f J , r ef Y tr K V 'grf I Mr. Mike Cullom Miss Kathy Klinger The Egg And Ii' Under The direction of Mr. Cullom ond Miss Klinger, The members of Dromo Club successfully produced This yeor's all school ploy, The Egg ond I. The ploy, wriTTen by BeTTy MocDonold, wos obout ci morried couple, Their Two dciughTers ond Their sTruggle To successfully operoTe Their newly acquired chicken ronch. Determined To defeciT The fomily wos everything from skunks, ci cougor, leoky roofs, ond o city-slicker-gone-noTure-girl. Motinee performonces were presented To eoch of The four closses ond public performances were held on The evenings of December 6Th ond 7Th. 1 4 Entertainment FIRST ANNUAL FE TIVAL OF ART Bethel High held its tirst annual Fine Arts Festival on March 21, l967. Exhibits from the arts, shop, music, home-ec, and physical educa- tion departments were displayed. Demonstrating artists from the art department displayed their talents in action. Lamps, tables, skiis, and all type of woodworkings were exhibited while Stage Band, Preludes, and select musical groups played several numbers. The home-ec classes put on a fashion show displaying many types of clothing made by the girls in class. Several modern dance routines were presented by tal- ented girls. The photography classes had many pictures on exhibit. Students submitted all types ot short stories, poetry, and essays tor the liter- ary magazine, 'Penaissance,' published by the students. The festival was well received by everyone, making it an annual event. F751 Enioyed by all ages. T40 FRESHMEN DANCE SUCCESS Due to the hard work ot the dance com- mittee the Freshmen Dance was a huge success. On January oth at eight o'clock started the exciting evening of the Freshmen Dance, Here Comes the Night. With the Vibrants providing live music the freshmen danced the night avvay. A highlight of the evening was the crowning by Mr. Childers, class adviser, of Queen Glory Scharder and King Mark Belvin. gl ,nggga ----- Sigel 1. unxgn- -5-1 jr . F 'gggafzaun 'W .52f?.fif.,'2fF'2 Freshmen decorate for dance. Girls take money for dance. Queen Glory Schrader and King Mark Belvin Freshmen dance to the Vibrants . Queen Cindy and King Larry Colored lights, blue crepe paper, apple blos- soms, and a circular water fountain created a romantic atmosphere for the l5th annual Sopho- more Tolo, Midnight in Blue. The Tolo was held on March 17, 1967 from 8:30 until ll:3O p.m. The Cashmeres, a band from Seattle, provided slow and fast dancing music. Cake and punch were served for refreshments. The crowning of the king and queen was an exciting moment during the evening. Mr. Richard Myking, class advisor, crowned Cindy Wilson and Larry Loete as king and queen of the Tolo. The remaining members of the royalty elect- ed by the Sophomore Class were Carole Dolfin, Shirley Milroy, Sandy Nelson, Janelle Snow, Steve Jasmer, Tim McKamey, Tom Rice, and Rudy Srsen. With a maiority of the sophomores working in some way on the dance and a number of students attending, the 1967 Sophomore Tolo was one of the finest yet. CINDY AND LARRY REIGNED SW . I my i N Cwh, Y vm A 1 A sam SMU!- al 'C ,Q SQ ,Q faq 2. 'X xi 'ual This past year has been one of change at Bethel High-the addition-of The ninth grade to our student body, the enlargement of school facilities, and The chang- ing of superintendents in mid-year. Through The cooperation of students and teachers, The new wing was put in service in spite of many problems. The Freshman Class has adjusted well to their new environment, doing well in academics and activities. They can be credited for bringing fresh spirit and vitality to our student body. ln spite of the handicap of Transferring to a new position in mid-year, Mr. Gramman has quickly adiusted. He has been a real help in suggesting changes and improvements in The policies and the curriculum of the school. The Seniors might look upon This climate of change quite optimistically. Instead of a detrimental experience it must have been an opportunity for you to experience the pattern of life in the future and may you learn To live with and adiust to changes and still hold To The values you know to be true. Good luck and success in the future. fffigxff' Mr. C. J. Knaggs Vice Principal l is Qu nn Mrs. Beth Bardwell Mr. Waller Sahli Girl's Guidance Counselor Boy's Guidance Counselor Mrs. Marilyn Vogeler School Secretary Mrs. Freddy Mae Creso School Secretary 5 x .X M sif . uuige A, 7wi m H MVS- MC'fl0Vle Pollef Mrs. Clarice Garner Teacher's Aide Teacher's Aide Mrs. Dororhy Michaelis Librarian l47 l C N 1 l 5 fl r if ' 3 as lf as C . 1 1 M .-in tfgm, A.. 'Q l MR. ROBERT ANDERSQN MR. DON ASH MR. FRED AUBE Machine Shgpl World History, Algebra, Agriculture Freshman History, Chemistry Special Class Teacher's Help Plan Futures Bethel High's faculty was increased considerably this year in order to meet the demand created by the increased amount of students participating in the 4 year plan. A new wing with many facilities was added to Bethel this year. A small auditorium introduced a new method of teaching, A. g team teaching. This technique incorporated the use of many. audio visual aids. The science department greatly benefited from their newly equipped laboratories. Faculty members worked hard helping students to organize their futures. We, as the student body, owe much to them for their interest in us today and our futures, sr ,,.... C. .sss as 1- MRS. JOANN BERNTSEN . Sophomore English, French Q! 'l MR. E. R. BUHOLM W0 d H'S'o'Y MRA JOE BUTCHER MR. BILL cHiLDERs General Math Commercial Aft, Basic Art, Ceramics 148 I? WELL. :,,: ., H X i f i' ' vii ve ,.3l.E Lgli X i,i.. i fb- .or 'Q MRS. GLENDA CLEMONS W1 .A '1fY'f-he--A W ' -QW ' my .f fs' wi f. .fffr vfi :-1 :L I' - . A ' fn 3' Ce. if 9 ,-111 1. 1-vi ,-.f,,.,. :far if -5.1, MMR'-4' F acult ids Students And furthermore . . . MR. MICHAEL CULLOM Sophomore English, Junior English, Speech, Drama Physical Education l'm finally freel MR. HERBERT DEMPSEY MR. LONNIE ESCHLIMAN Senior English, College Prep., Drivers Ed. l49 Freshman Economics, Wash. History n Str1v1ng For Success MR. ROBERT FINCHHAM Bookkeeping, X Typing, Economics 359511 ff Q ir MRS. ELIZABETH FIX Home Economics, Family Relations MR CONRAD HOUGE MR. GLENN HULL Sr English, Bqnd Jr English I 1 MISS JUNE JOHNSON Biology, Botany, Zoology MR, JACK JUSTICE Wood Shop, Auto Shop MISS DOROTHY KAPPHAHN MISS KATHY KLINGER Home Economics Sophomore English 151 'W' iwm im' .W- I ,I MISS MARGO KNUDSON Junior English MR. TED KRAMER Arts and Crafts, Electric Shop MR. DUANE LANDON Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice, Bsns. English, Graphic Arts Always standing by was Mr. Tom Whalen to substitute for absent faculty members. MR. DONALD LEONARD li Auto Shop MR. CLARK MONTGOMERY Geometry, Physics, Trigonometry, Adv. Algebra MR. RICHARD MOSIER Sr. Wash. History, Civics, U.S. History, Annual Adviser, Photography m,. , A 'H-. r 4 1 Q QQ!! HH. Ji Miss LEE LARSON Freshmen! English, Newspaper Advisor 'Z PM i 3 il.. YP' MR. HAROLD MADISON MR. CHARLES MANUEL Adv. Algebra, Freshman Wash. History, Algebra, Geometry Economics, U.S., Hitsory ws y Q :ws l 1 .... Q 152 .lf f msg.: .1 xpadi NK ' a lf? wr Y 'Hard at work .l ,CY MR. RICHARD MYKING MR- ED NIEHL Physical Science, Physical Education Biology MR. CHARLES OLSEN Math Review, Algebra 1wufRzaezi...1 2 - F?:HEfzE22,1.. :ne -:..h-ff 5':9 F'-.:i , :,,f .:.:':'-- -R.. 7-R -.N RSM eeef ,,,, . N-. . R ax wg 2 R m x. 'Q 'Wu .gl MRS. SHIRLEY POWELL MR. VERN PIERSON Reading, Latin General Science, Physical Science 153 if . A ' Wi ! MR. JOHN OSTRANDER Sr. Civics, Wash. History, U.S. Hislory, Visual Aids MR. FRANK PAVIA Psychology, Sr. Civics, Sr. Wash. History, Lunchroom Supervisor i .f- T 3 ,..fv ' Caught me, didn'i you MR, DAVID RATKO MRS. SUSAN SCHALOCK Special Class, Physical Education U.S. History, World History MR. ROBERT SPARKS Wood Shop, Machine Shop, Mechanical Drawing MR. MICHAEL STRATTON Freshmen English MR. ED TINGSTAD V U.S. History, Physical Education X v,,..o-v- MR. WILLIAM UPTON MR. CLIFFORD WEIMER Typing, Choir Spanish 154 FACULTY FOLLIES Mole chorus entertained. I Mr. G cmd his fabulous horn Somebody sove me! r ,ww My hero! The villains Be'rheI's own Barber Shop Quartet Mui gl asses-2s,q,: , Nzbfv ii' ...oss f f. 2 4 . .. 9 'W A .-v-W '....'l.,.v al ':': ll Mr. Jim Ockfen, Mr. Lyonel Hamblin and Mr. Bob Leibrand, the school custodians, worked long hours in keeping the building and school grounds clean and in good repair. Trying to satisfy the hungry students at lunch, the cooks, Mrs. Lula Larson and Mrs. Rose South- well, worked had every day in planning and preparing the menus. Taking care ofthe sick and iniured were Mrs. Kitty lverson and Mrs. Ruth Foster, the school nurses. The School Board, Chairman E. W, Webster, Mrs. Phylis Connelly, and Dr. William P. Hauser, employed school personnel and determined the general scope of the educational program, Mr. John Milroy, district superintendent for halt of this school year, turned his job over to Dr, Fred M, Gramann, the new district superin- tendent. Mr, Francis Olson, assistant superintendent, is in charge of the lunchroom program and bus transportation. The district secretaries, Mrs, Helen Nelson, Mrs. Edith Niehl, Mrs, Barbara Ford, and Mrs, Lorraine Heitz, worked in assisting the district officials with all phases of district operations. Mr. John Milroy Superintendent Dr. Fred M. Gramann Superintendent District secretaries from left Mrs. Helen Nelsoni, Mrs. Edith Niehl, Mrs. Barbara Ford, and Mrs. Lorraine Heitz. Cusfodions from left Mr. Lyonel Hamblin, Mr. Ted Erbe, Mrs. Lois Kuper, and Mr. Bob Leibrancl. Mr. E. W. Webster Mrs Elsie Berggren Bethel National Youth Corps Director Mr. Frank Pavio and student employee Dean Ketfer. Mr. R. T. Westerman Mrs Phyllis Connelly Dr William P Hauser O'NElL'S KAPOWSIN KORNER Groceries, sporting goods and Chevron gas 'Best wishes to the Class of '67 LINCOLN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 16603 Pacific Avenue LE 1-1323 SORENSEN'S GRAHAM, GARAGE VI 7-2221 Come and see us 'Good luck, Seniors WOODIE'S MARKET Best in food at low, low prices Rt. 1, Box 1145 Spanaway, Washington TAHOMA FLYING SERVICE Spanaway Airport VI 7-2266 'Best wishes to the Class of '67 DRYER MORTUARY The Dryer family Trav and Florence Gerry and Mary Parkland, Washington Dryer Fir Lane Chapel Spanaway, Washington PACIFIC FLOOR COVERING 13005 Pacific Avenue LE 7-4545 'Best wishes to the Class of '67 AVENUE FURNITURE 16318 Pacific Avenue For the best buys, new and used furniture. LE 7-5144 'Congratulations and best wishes from the Neil Vans POCHEL'S APPLIANCE AND T.V 14001 Pacific Avenue LE 1-1040 Your mobil stereo and vibrasonic headquarters LUCKY SALES AND SERVICE See us for your quality trucks International Scout Sport Top-V-8 Youth is first and we think young YOCUM'S CORNER Carlson and Meridian Roads Gas, groceries and appliances VI 7-7616 'Good luck, seniors ANGELO'S RESTAURANT Best in Italian food, we specialize in pizzas 141 st and Pacific Avenue LE 7-7233 HAROLD MEYER DRUGS 1 108 South K Street Tacoma, Washington ARDEN FARMS COMPANY P.O. Box 3667 Seattle, Washington HOWELL SPORTING GOODS 922 Commerce Street Tacoma, Washington S 84 D CANDY SERVICE 2310 A Street Tacoma, Washington ASHMORE'S SPANAWAY DRUGS 164th and Pacific Avenue LE 7-5993 Spanaway, Washington Prescriptions, home health needs, greeting cards, animal health needs. SOUTH END HARDWARE R+. 1, Box 1360 South 185th and Pacific Avenue VI 7-7211 'Good luck, graduates MODAHL AUTO PARTS The most in auto parts and the best in machine work. Try us and see LE 7-8677 Spanaway, Washington KUPER'S KORNER Why go farther, why pay more, stop and shop at Kuper's store. Loveland Rt. I, Box 1163 VI 7-7444 Spanaway, Washington Armucll sfoffers of work. A6 the yean dnawa io an end, AO do all ihe happy and noi-60-happy momeni6 ihai the 6ia55 and I have had in pnoducing ihib yeanbooh. A mone coopenaiive and hand wonhing Aiagg could noi have been gound. Ai ihiA iime, I would lihe io ihanh Mn. Mo6ien, oun adviien, gon all og hii iime and e55oniz. The booh would noi have been poa- Aible without ihe coopenaiion og many oihen people. I would paniicu- lanly lihe io ihanh Mn. C.J. Knagg6, who gave un6el5i6hly o5 hin iime in onden io help UA meei oun deadlinebp MMAMWQOKMMMH, Mn hmnmnu- lance in giving advice on copyg Tnacy Gnave6 5on pholo6g Mn. 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