Bethel High School - Bethelonian Yearbook (Spanaway, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1971 volume:

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X s ymfifivziw X J' MU' I have had pla mates, I have had companions, In my days ofychildhood, in my jo ful schooldays, All, all are gone, the old familiar favces. Charles Lamb 1 3 1 m l f ' gs . f , 7 1 2 , f f , 2 . 3 J M M ,i 1 ig 5 12 l g Q, ' Xi i fi 'mm SOMEWHERE, SOMETIME Mr. Ken Calhoun Mrs. Mary Lou Griffin Mr. Clark Il Commencement Advisor - - - SUMEDAY The fall of 1967 started the first steps down the long road for the class of '71, The year began under the advisorship of Mr. Robert Sparks and Mr. Glenn Wiese, who helped to organize the class government. Don Ladwig was elected President to lead the class through their first year. Other class officers and a steering committee were chosen to bring ideas from the other members of the class. The 1967 Pigskin PowWow was soon on its way, with the frosh class beginning to make plans for their skit. Homecoming attendant chosen was Toni Harkness. The next major project for the frosh class was the dance that they sponsored, with a theme of Winter Daze, which turned out very well. The sophomore year was the next step down the long road at Bethel. An all girl cabinet was chosen to represent the class, with Becky Shinkle as President. Mr., Glenn Wiese and Mr. Ronald Warren served as the advisors, to guide our class throughout the year. Organization got under way with the task of arranging a class skit for the 1968 PowWow. Representing the class was attend- ant, Donna Haley. Planning for the Tolo was the big event of the year. March 7, 1969, the long a- waited evening finally arrived. Decorations carried out the theme, Barefoot in the Park , with the City Zoo providing the music for the evening. Skip Thiel and Leah Milroy were crowned King and Queen and reigned over the event. The sophomore year came to an end with the election of officers for the upcoming junior year. Elected to the office of President for the junior year, was Jack Michel. Mr. Glenn Wiese was head advisor with Mr..Ken Calhoun and Mrs. Mary Lou Griffin helping along. Starting the year off was again the 'planning and the preparation of a skit for the PowWow. The spirited class received first place in class competition with the skit Shake Well Before Using . Debbi Timm reigned as junior attendant in the annual homecoming events, Money making projects to financt the Junior Prom were held throughout the year, with the selling of pep pins and various car washes. Many bakesales were also held to keep the treasury full to the brim. With the coming of the spring of 1970, the Prom was held. On April 17, the hard work and careful preparation was culminated. The theme Refelctions of Lime , with the ' Fragile Lime entertaining provided a most memor- evening. Jack Michel and Donna Haley reigned over the dance. V Now, nearing the end of their long road at Bethel, the class of '71 reached their senior year. as President was Brad Topping. A steering committee again was chosen to bring in outside . Advisors were Mrs. Mary Lou Griffin, Mr. Ken Calhoun, and Mr. Walter Sahli who aid- class through the year. The PowWow was once more the first big event of the year, with the skit Valley of the Braves, winning a second place in class competition. Judy Stafford was chos- sen to represent the class and was crowned 1970 Homecoming Queen. The last and most import- ant formal dance for the class was now nearing. November 25, 1970 was the date set for the an- nual Senior Ball. Couples dined and danced at the elegant SeaTac Motor Inn, to the music provid- ed by the Springfield Rifle and Accopalco Gold. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen, Brad Topping and Toni Harkness. The memorable and magic evening came to an end at midnight. The class of '71 has now reached the end of four long, but memorable years at Bethel. For some, it seemed to end all too fast, but for others, it was only the waiting and anti- cipation for the new life that lay ahead. On the eve of June 7, 1971, the final day approached. A perfect-white diploma was held in the hands of the seniors. To most of them it meant a new be- ginning and a new road that they will now lead, SOMEWHERE, SOMETIME . . . SOMEDAY. 17 ff 'W K WW' ,X J 5 i .gs-as MLW' SHARON LYNNE ACKLEY - Select Band 9,10 11, 125 Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, Drama 9, 10, President 115 B Club 10, 11, 125 Girls Club Secretary 12, All School Play 10, 11. CONNIE JUNE ALLEN - Transfer from Diamond High 11pChoir 11, 125 Honor Society 11, 125 Choiraliers 123 Pigskin Pow Wow 12. LOIS ALLEN - Member of A.S.B. MICHAEL ALIVIAAS - Member of A.S.B. NETTIE LOUISE ALVAREZ - Freshman Class Treasurer 95 Select Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 9, 105 Pep Club Vice President 11, J.V. Pep Staff 115 Varsity Pep Staff 125 B Club Sopho- more Representative 10, B Club 10, 11. LINDA JOY ASH - Varsity Tennis 115 Honor Society 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 9, 105 House of Representatives 12. Wouldn't their girl friends like to know who they're lookin' at??? 11' SHELLEY RAE ASPLUND - Varsity Cheerleader 11, Queen 10, 125 Sophomore Tolo Royalty 1O:Junior Prom Royalty 115 Senior Ball Royalty 125 H0n0r Guard 115 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 10, 11, 122 Senate 10, 12, Pow Wow 9, 10, 11, 12. PAMELA BAILEY - Member of A.S.B. DARLENE JOY BARNA - G.A.A. 9, 10: Drama Club 9, 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11, President 125 B Club 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Concert Band 9, iI10,11,12pPowWow9,10,11,12. 1 Smile Norm!!! W as 5 sfi GARY D. CARLSON - House of Representatives 12. ROBIN K. CAHSON Class Treasurer 115 Pow- Wow 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 10, 115 Drill Team 115 Lower House Repre- sentative 105 Drama Club 9. ANN CHRISTENSEN- G.A.A.9,10, 11, 12, Sec- retary 115 Girls Club 9, 105 Honor Society 105 B Club 12. PENNY ANN CLARK Member of A.S.B. 10, ,1, 19 GREG BUNGER - Wrestling 105 Baseball 11,12. JANET BUNN - Cheerleader 9, 105 PowWow 9, 10, 115 G.A.A. 9, 10, 115 Pep Club 9, 10, 115 Service Club 9, 10, 115 Sophomore Tolo Royalty 105 Senior Rall Royalty 12. KINIBERLEY BURKE - Choir 95 Health Careers 10, 115 Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Foreign Language Club 11, 12. CONNIE BURKHART - F.T.A.9,10, Secretary 115 G.A.A..9, 105 Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Drill Tea Team 11, 125PowWow10, 115 Bravetalk 95 Pep Club 9. 10, 11. LEE BURNSIDE - Baseball 9, 10,11,125F.F.A. 9,10,11,1,2. DOUGLAS BURY - F ootban 9,'1o, 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, 125 Track 9, 10, 115 Letterman's Club 10, 11, President 125 Senior Ball Royalty 125Junior Prom Royalty 115 Honor Guard115 Honor Society 11,125 Band 9,10,11. KAREN CALDWELL - Member of A.S.B.9,10, 11,12. CAROLE JEANNE CAMPBELL - Pep Club 10, 115 Foreign Language Club 11, 125 Drama Club 10, 115 Health Careers 10, 115 B Club 11, 125 Girls Club Songleader 125 Drill Team 11, 12. DORIS CAMPBELL - Pep Club 9,10:PowWow 9, 10, 115 All School Play 105 Tri-Hi-Y 9. KENT L. BASKETT - Frosh Track 9, Future Far- mers of America 9, 10, Treasurer 11, President 12. JOYCE RITA BASOZKI - Honor Society 10, 11, 125 House of-Representatives 125 Steering Committee 11,12. STEVE BAY - Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12, THERESA LEE BECKER - Transfer from Frank- lin Pierce 113 Bethelonian 12, Honor Society 12, Steering Committee 12. ALFRED BECKIVIAN - Member of A.S.B. JOAN BERKA - Member of A.S.B. 9, 10, 11,12. DEBBIE SUE BROAD- WE LL - Honor Society 10,11,12,G.A.A. 9,10, 11, 125 Preludes 11, Choir- aliers 125 Pow Wow 11, 12. B Club 12, Choir 9,1O,11, 12. W, STEVE BROWN- Foot- ball 9, 105 Basketball 9, 10 125 Baseball 9, 1O,11,12. Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 11, 125 Junior Prom Royalty 11, Letter- man Club 11,12. C'mon, you guys, let's liven Civics class up. TERRY BBOWNING - Basketball 9, 10, 112 Baseball 9, 10, Cross Country 10, 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Letterman Club 10, 11, 125 Band 9,10,11,125 Key Club 11,12. STEVE BBUNEB - A.S.B. President 125 Vice President 115 Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 121 Track 9,1O.11.12:Kev Club 10, 11,12. MICHAEL BUCKLEY - Sophomore Tolo Com- mittee 1Op Steering Committee 11, Junior Prom Committee 11. CATHY J. CLAUNCH - Art Club 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 105 Science Club Secretary 115 PowWow 10, 11, 125 House of Representatives 11, 125 Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Steering Committee 10, 11, 19, STEVEN G. COLE - Cadet Band 95 Drama Club 95 PowWow 95 Select Band 10, 11, 125 Pep Band 11, 125 Stage Band 12. KATHY COOKSON - Member of A.S.B. 11, 12. JIM CORBITT - Member of A.S.B. 9,10,11,12. IVIIKE COX - Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Pep Band 9,10, 11, 125 Football 10. NORIVI COX - Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 125 Cross Coun- try 10, 11,125 Letterman's Club 11, 125PowWow125 Senate 12. 9 PAT CRILLY - Member of A.S.B.1O,11,12. ROGER DAINES - Member of A.S.B. 9,10,11,12. PEGGY DANIELS - Member of A.S.B. 9, 10, 11, 12. John grooves on...and on...and on... Judy writes a short lhandl note to NONALEE DAWSON - F.T.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Pres- ident 12, B Club 10, Beth- elonian 101 Honor Society 10, 1 1, 125 Secretary-Treas- urer 12, Drill Team 10, 11, Captain 12, Class Secretary 105 Tennis 10, 11, 12. DAVID DEAFIINGER- Member of A.S.B. 9, 10, 11 12. RUTH DETWILER - B Club 125 Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Art Club 10, 11, 125 Foreign Language Club 11, 12. Girls Club Representa- tive 12, PowWow 12. CLIFF DELRIE - Mem- ber of A.S.B.10,11,12. KAR LA DEYO - Mem- of A.S.B.10,11,12. JACKIE DICKINSON - ASB Treasurer 12, Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Foreign Language Club 11. 22 N-.--0 Maybe if I pound hard enough on my drums I ll wake him VICKIE DICKINSON Riding Club 11 ROBERT DOMSER MemberofASB 91011 12. MARTY B. DORFNER Football 10 11 Wrest ling 9, 10, 113 Baseball 9 Key Club 11 12 CAFIOLYN DOVE Member ofASB 9 10 11 12. STEVE' VINCENT DOWLING Drama Club 9 All School Play 10 PowWow1C Bravetal' I1 Beth elonian 12, Science Club 11 CI-IFIISTIE DUNWOODY Member ofASB 9 1O,11, 12. S. is 'Liv 1951 VIETNAM Dklifz. DENNIS DUNWOODY - Member ofA.S.B.9, 10, 11,12. Bl LL EIVIIVIERT - Football 9, 11, 12, Letterman's Club 11, 12. ROBERT FAI LEY - Member of A.S.B.9,10,11, 12. SHEI LA FINSETH - Transfer from Aberdeen 11, Art Club 11, 12, Biology Club 10, 115 Math Club Sec- retary 115 Honor Society 9, 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 11, A.F.S, 11, Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12. DEBBIE FLENIING - Member of A.S.B. 10, 11, 12. STANLEY FORCE - Baseball 9, Basketball 9, Football 9. CHARLES EDWARD FOSTER - Football 9 10, 11, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Select Band 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 10, 11, 12, Key Club 12, Letterman Club 10, 11, 12, Tennis 10, 11, 12, Senior Ball Royalty 12. CURTIS FRAME - Member of A.S.B. VVANDA FRAME - Member of A.S.B. GEORGIA FRENCH - Honor Society 1O,11, 125 Bravetalk 11, Co-Editor 12. lVllKE F RY - Member of A.S.B. LAR RY L. Gl LSTRAP - Cross Country 9, Tennis 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Letterman Club 10, 11, 12. The Viet Nam Drive at Bethel was very successful fun. Hey, don't we have something in common? REX HADNIAN - Basketball 9, 115 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Band 9, 10, 115 Letterman 10, 11, 125 Key Club 11, 125 Honor Society 12. DONNA JEAN HALEY - Homecoming Atten- dant 10g Sophomore Tolo Royalty 10, Junior Prom Queen 115 Fashion Board Representative 125 Honor Society 10, 125 Activities Coordinator 125 Class Trea- surer 10. JOAN HALLMEYER - Member of A.S.B. BONITA HALS - Honor Society 10, 115 Drill Team 11. ROBERT R. HAMMOND - Football 9, 10, 11: Basketball 9, 10, Wrestling 11, 125 Track 9, 10, 11, 125, Drama Club 10, Letterman Club 11, 12. LESLIE ANN HANSEN - Member of A.S.B. CLINT GREEN - Mem- ber of A.S.B. STEVE GREEN Mem ber of A.S.B. DEBORAH GUNDER SON Member of A S B PATRICIA L. HANSEN - Pow Wow 9, 10. TERESA ANN HARKINS - Drill Team 10, 11 12, Service Club 95 B Club 11, 123 Basketball Statis- tician 11, 12. ANTONETTE HARKNESS - Senior Ball Oueen Homecoming Attendant 95 G.A.A. 95 Pep Club 10 JIM HATCHER - Member of A.S.B. 9, 10, 11, 12. CATHY MARIE HEINDSELNIAN - Bethelonian 10, 11, Editor 12, Wrestling Statistician 11, 12, Honor Society 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 9, 10, Drama Club 9, 10, 11, Silver Tea Royalty 9, Service Club 9, 105 B Club 10. CHRIS HERBRAND - Cheerleader 9. ROSS H. HICKS- Kev Club 10, 11, 12, Et:-gretarY 115 Senate 11, House of- Representatives 125 F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, Secretary 10, President 11, Baseball 105 Track 95 Football 9, 10. ROBERT HOWARD, JR. - Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9,10,11,125 l,,:atterman's Club 11, 127 Honor Society 10, Steer- ing Committee 10, 11. NN .Ne ai' 25 Seniors win the prize for the messiest lunch table. DARYLE HOWLAND - Member of A.S.B. DAVID HOWLAND - Member of A.S.B. DENNIS JOHN JASIVIER - Football 9, 10, 11 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Tennis 9, 10, 115 Base-I ball 123 Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 9,1O,11,12, Key Club 125 Letterman Club 10, 11, Vice President 125 Junior Prom Royalty 11. DEBBY JOHNSON - Senior Ball Royalty 125 G.A.A. 125 Drama Club 115 Art Club 11, 125 Pow Wow 12. RONALD JOHNSON - Mem- ber of A.S.B. DEBBIE JORGENSEN - All 5 School Play 10, 115 G.A.A. 9, 10, 125 Honor Society 10, 11, 125 4' Drama 9, 10, 11. CORLISS KAPPHAHN - Dra- ma Club 95 Honor Society 1O, 11. DENISE RAE KELLEY - Ho- nor Society 10. LINDA KENNEDY - Member of A.S.B. 9, 10, 11, 12. QYSSAIE 'ii '21-31555 'Sie H ,L -f -i ,. C 5 r DONALD W. LADWIG - Football 9, 10,11, 125 Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 125 Bethelonian 10, 11, Associ- ate Editor 125 Frosh Class President 95 Track 9, 105 Baseball 11, 125 Letterman 10, 11, 12. PAlVllVl LANDGREBE - B Club 10, 11, Represen- tative 125 G.A.A. 11, 125 All School Play 105 Pow Wow 10, 11, 125 Senate 12. SARAH LANE - Bravetalk 11,12. DEAN LAWTHERS - Band 9, 11, 125 Stage Band, 9, 11, 125 Pep Band 9, 11, 125 Honor Society 12. DONNA LEONARD - Member of 'A.S.B. PATRICIA LONGFELLOW - Member of A.S.B. .HY 551 26 5 The main attraction at kt, My ik, i ui J.: 1 Q ROXANNE MARSH - Member of A.S.B. ROBERT MARTIN - Member of A.S.B. the Bethel Rock Pile . KEN LEE MCLAUGHLIN - Football 11, 12: Baseball 11, 125 Letterman 11, 12, Key Club 12. BARBARA MENGE - Bravetalk Editor 12, Co Editor 11, Quill and Scroll 11, 12. BETTY MENGE - Member of A.S.B. SHIRLEY MERCHANT - Member of A.S.B. JACK MICHEL - Junior Class President 11pJunior Prom King 11, Debate 9, 105 Basketball 11, Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Pow Wow 12. LEAH MILROY - Sophomore Tolo Queen. KAREN MATHIS -Pre- ludes 10, 11, 12, Choraliers 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Drill Team 10, 115 Service Club 9, 10. Mli-UE MCBRIDE - Ho- nor Society 10, 11, 12. BOB MCCAMMANT Member of A.S.B. CLIFF McKlNNEY Member of A.S.B. 27 LINDA MOORE - Member of A.S.B. PAMELA JEAN MOORE - Pep Club 9, 10,1 Honor Society 10, 11, Pow Wow 9, 10. DONALD NIOULTON - Member of A.S.B. BARBARA JEAN MYERS - B Club 10, 11, 12, Girls Club President 125 Girls Basketball 11, 12, Pe Club 9, 10, 115 G.A.A. 9, 10, Vice President 11, Sec- retary 12, Tennis 10, 11, 12, Select Band 10, 11, 12. JERRY IVIYRON - Honor Society 10, 11, 12, PENNY NELSON - Member of A.S.B. 1: P KEN OCKFEN - Soph- omore Tolo Royalty 103 Baseball 9, 10, F.F.A. 10, Vice President 11, Boys State Delegate 11, Key Club 11, 12, Honor Soci- ety 10, 11, 125 Steering Committee 10, 11, 12. DAN O'NElLL - lvlem- ber of A.S.B. 28 VICKY MARIE NELSON - D 'll T . 9, 10, 11, 12. rl eam 12 -A NICE - Member of ASB DONNA NICHOLS - Pow Wow 9, 10, 11, Fine Arts Festival 9, 10, All School Play 0, B Club 9,10 II: Honor Society 10: Drill Team 10, 115 Tolo Royj alty10. ROBERTA G. NICHOLSON - Bravetalk 95 Drill Team 10, 11, Girls Club 9, Pep Club 11. IVIELVIN NOTTLE - Member of A.S.B. -ROBERT EARL NYLANDER - Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, Football 9, Key Club 10, 123 Treasurer 11, Letter- man Club 10, 11, 123 Honor Society 10, 11, 12. Did your counseling help, Bob??? ROBERT B. PALMER Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Boys State Representative 115 lnter High Represen- tative 125 Quill and Scroll 11, 125 Folk Guitar Club President 125 Bravetalk 11, Sports Editor 125 Baseball 9. Member of A.S.B. LILLIAN PARKER - G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Drill Team 11, 125 Art Club 10, 11, 125 Pow Wow 11, 125 Girls Basketball 12. WILLIAM F. PARSONS - Football 9, 10, 115 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 11, 125 Track 105 Band 9. 10, 11. 125 Key Club 125 Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Sophomore Tolo Royalty 10. CECILIA PAZ - Member of A.S.B. MARCUS F. PERRY - Transfer from Puyallup, 115 Choir 115 Foreign Language Club 11. MARTHA PETERA MARTHA PETERSON - Member of A.S.B. TERRIE PETERSON - Honor Society 10, 11,125 Junior Class Secretary 115 Choir 9, 10, 11, 125 Pre- ludes 9,10,11,12. DEBBIE PUGH - Honor Society 105 Drill Team 10, 125 B Club 10, 11, 125 Girls Club Secretary 115 Pow Wow 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 11, President 125 Senate 12. JANICE REASONS - Member of A.S.B. JEANNETTEPARKER Hey, what do ya want, good looks or goodTaste?, 1 sa- ' -Xt - 5 we , dnl DONALD RIND - Honor Society 10, 11, 12. BILL ROBINSON - Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Track 9, 10, 115 A.S.B. Vice President 125 Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Lettermans Club 10, 11, 125 Key Club 10, 11, 125 Dog Patch King 11. A typical interested Senior . DAVE RAYBURN - Cross Country 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12. - CHARLOTTE RESTER - Member of A.S.B. LLOYD RICE - Member of A.S.B. PAIVI ROHR - Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Preludes 115 Choiraliers 125 Pow Wow 125 B Club. JAMES ROTONDO - Member of A.S.B. KENNETH ROWE - Member of A.S.B. Seniors yearly task of decorating the Christmas tree. Xl! 1 an 1 - Y LUCY CLARA SCHIL- TER - Daffodil Princess 125 Drama Club 10, 11, Vice President 115 B Club Representative 11, B Club Vice President 12, Girls Club Historian 105 Honor Society 10, 11, President 125 Pow Wow 10, 11, 12. BRUCE RUSSELL - Member of A.S.B. 9, 10, 11, 12. GLENN L. RYDER ll- Frosh Baseball Manager 9, Varsity Baseball Manager 105 Cross Country 11, 12: Track 11, 12, Honor Soc- iety 1O, 11, 12, Letter- man's Club 10, 11, 12: Rravetalk 1 1. STEVEN SABALAS- KE - Football 9, 10,11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 9, 10, 11, Let- terman's Club 11, 12, Hon or Society 10, 12. NIARNE RUTH SAG - EN - Drill Team 10, 11 12: Honor Society 10, 115 Service Club 10, 115 Class Secretary 125 B Club 12. ROXAFENE ?Jf.LiSA fi-.iw ,Member of A.S.B. GARY SALTER - Mem ber of A.S.B. ix it Lab work-- How thrilling Susie Homemakers display talent in Home Ec. MIKE SCHO LZ - mem- ber of A.S.B. hi 31' JEANETTE MARIE SCHRAWYER - Foreign Language Club Secretary1Treasurer 11, President 125 Pep Band 11, 125 Honor Society 10, 11, 123 Band 9, 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 9. BECKY SHINKLE - Class President 105 Steering Committee 9, 10, 11, 125 Select Band 105 Pow Wow 9, 10, 11, 125 Rhodes Fashion Board Representative 11 President 12: Wavs 81 Means Committee 9. IVIARY PEARL SMITH - Service ClubI12p Drama Club 113 Choir 10, 11, 12. PAMELA SUE SMITH - Debate 10, B Club 11, Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Drill Team 10, 11, 125 Honor Banquet 9, 105 G.A.A. 12. LINDA DIANNE SMITHLIN -Tri-Hi- Y 9, 10, President 11, Junior Varsity Yell Staff 113 Varsity Yell Staff 125 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Honor Guard 115 Bethelonian 11, 125 Drill Team 105 G.A.A. 9, 10, Pow Wow 9, 10, 11, 125 Key Heart 12.9 FRED SPEER - Key Club 12, Golf 12, Honor Society 125 Letterman's Club 11, 12. JOANNE STAFFORD - Pep Club 9, 105 Cheerleader 9, PowWow 9, 10,11, 125 ,Honor Society 10, 11pJunior Prom Roy- alty 11. JUDY STAFFORD - A.S.B. Secre- tary 125 Homecoming Queen 125 Pow- How in'fGI'9S'fIn9--- Wow 9, 105 Honor Society 10, 125 Pep Club 9, 105 House of Representatives 11, 12. KATHI STARK - Drama Club 9,10, 115 Honor Society 10, All School Play 10. PATRICIA STEPHENSON - Member ofA.S.B.11,12. 32 PANIE LA STOCKI NG Member of A.S.B. Ray HARD? at work. JUDY SWETZ - Member of A.S.B.9,1O,11, 12 vlNiTA CAROL THACKEH - Member ofA.S.B.9,10,11, 12. PAUL ARTHUR THlEL lSKlPl - Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 115 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Sophomore Tolo King 105 Key Club 125 Letter- man's Club 10, 1.1, 12, Vice President 115 PowWow 9. CALVIN R. STORER Member of A.S.B. ..fll't'3 T1-lO1V1AS - Member of A.S.EL. Things aren't really that bad. DEBORAH ANNE TllVlNl Home coming Attendant 115 Cheerleader 9, 105 alty 125 Bethelonian 11, 125 Honor Soc- iety 10, 11, 125 Fashion Board Represen- tative 125 Tennis 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 9, 105 PowWow 9, 10, 11, 12. Junior Prom Royalty 115 Senior Ball Roy- LOIS PEXSSCILLA TITUS - Choir 9,1O,11,125 Band 9gPreludes12gChoiraiiers 125 Drama Club 11. QFQADLEY fl.. TOPPING - Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 1251-loner Zof,iety10,11,12g Cliss President 125 Senior Ball Royalty 125 Clnss Vice President 115 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Honor Guard 'i lg Letterman's Club 11, 12. MARK A. TOPPING - Drama Club 103 Sopho- more Tolo Royalty 105 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 10, 11, Vice President 12, Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12' Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. LINDA TOWE - Member of A.S.B. DEBRA LOUISE TREVINC - Member of A.S.B. TERRI TFESQETT - Member of A.S.B. STEVE TULLER - Member of A.S.B. JOSEPHINE TWOIVIEY - Member of A.S.B. LHUDA Vl RGI LLO - Member of A.S.B. CINDY VOLLBRECHT - Bethelonian 9. SHEI LA VON LINDERN - Member of A.S.B. PATRICK WA LEN - Transfer from Tolt High School 125 Cross Country 12 Track 125 State Farmer 12. 34 TERESA WEATHERBY - Member of A.S.B. Pl-INIELA WHITE - Member of A.S.B. SHARON ANN WILLIAMS- G.A.A. 9, Secreta- ry 105 Band 10, 115 Honor Society 10, 11,125A.S.B. Treasurer 125 House of Representatives 115 PowWow 10. ANDY WILSON Bravetalk11,125PowWCvv72. JOHANNA WINTER Transfer from Frankfort Germany 115 Drill Team 12, GREGORY G. WOOD - Key Club 11, 125 Band 9 10, 11, 125 Stage Band 11, 125 All Seamount Honor Band 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 10, 11, 12. DAIVD JOHN WORTHEY - F.T.A. 125 Honor Society 125 Select Band 9. IVIONA YOUNG - Member of A.S.B. Mark makes the moves and Cathy gives the orders. 6 ' ' E THE SHYEST SENIORS WERE JACKIE DICKINSON AND DONALD RIND. BEST ALL AROUND WERE BARB MYERS AND BRAD TOPPING. MOST TALENTED WENT TO STEVE BROWN AND TERRIE PETERSON, JACK MICHEL AND JOANNE STAFFORD DID IVIOST FOR THE CLASS. V. DENNIS JASIVIER DEBBY JOHNSON WERE FRIENDLIEST WERE SHELLEY ASPLUND AND BILL PARSONS CHOSEN BEST LOOKING. I Q 36' E I i ELECTED AS MOST ATHLETIC WERE SKIP THIEL AND JAN BUNN. CHOSEN AS MOST LIKELY TO succEED WERE JUDY STAFFORD AND STEVE BRUNER CLASS CHATTERBOXES WERE TONI HARKNESS - AND GREG WOOD. CLASS CUT-UPS WERE CHARLIE FOSTER AND LUCY SCHILTER. ESS f iisff S E Q I fi 6 I s I . 5 I 5 1 5 . E.. BIGGEST FLIRTS WERE 'DEBBI TIIVIM AND LARRY GILSTRAP. SUNNIEST SMILE WENT TO LINDA SMITHLIN AND DON LADWIG. 37 mx Nw :,N,,NN.,gwwvM-Q-wwmww - ' MANY ROLES AND MOODS WERE DISPLAYED BY SENIORS DURING THEIR LAST YEAR AT BETHEL HIGH. E E I But ye are a chosen generation, A royal priesthood, an lfzoly nation A peculiar people. Bible THREE DOWN . . . UNE T0 GU! TON I DOO R President Advisors: MR. AUBE NIRS. WISNESS MR. LEONARD CHRIS RAWLINGS Secretary E f . -Z qzqu . Sy A A E 4 TERRY NICCABE KATHI OCKFEN Vice President TV6'HSurer The class of 72 began this progressive year with the encouragement of hard working officers. President Toni Door, Vice President Terry NlcC21be, Secretary Chris Rollins, and Treasurer Kathi Ockfen helped keep the class working at it's best. Who's Afraid of the Big Red Ed , was the class of 72's winning skit which placed first over- all at the Pigskin Pow-Wow this year. The Junior's had successful bakesales, carwashes, and held after-game dances. In working hard on their many money making projects, the class of 72 held their Junior Prom which ended their year with success. Another INTERESTING? history class. 42 .1-' l, , if A -Q 5 r' A L g J sa , . ig' Q' L -, A A Q, :'?'q A 3, fr J X s z, L LWLLI . - Iiff -3 X R 2 g - ,., x 1 ' ,Af X Q qz ' Q X, R S J lb W ., .ee ' 5. f, kb .Qh: 5 'xt . Q -tg A Ackerman, Ruby Adkins, Stan Aguilar, Joe Ahrendson, Linda Albright, Carrie Almond, David Almond, Dennis Alsip, Beth Amell, Cynthia Anderson, Joyce Anderson, Kelly Anderson, Randy Anderson, Tom Arnestad, Julie Barker, Elizabeth Barwell, Sue Bates, Becky sw eckman, Sherry , if sv' , rg, 4 is 1 , 'Q Xe wie ,ig X y' X i Piet K Carlson, Terry Cole, Debbie Coppess Wayne Coby, Lynn ' Conant, James Cox, Michael Cauffman, Becki Cooper, Judy Craddock Alicia 1'm dreaming ol' a W! ' V ' X sir -'li if ' 5 -L iis if? ,g f 3 x ' , - be f J ' i s , si - A J fl C J? A' F ., e q, I L i lf' - N s 4 4' , is y r- E . 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VV X ' ,is , . 9 , 4. f I , ' , l i A V Moser, Margaret Mulhalland, Ted Murat, Paula Murphy, Dan Neeley, Carol Ockfen Kathi yhem, Emily Pailca, Carol Parker Helena yi' In ig, A i .,v flx if ig Q I H lf 1 f' VCA , 1, 4 .i AQ, V 43 . 4- 7 ' gf, te ' 4 V I M Ei A l X I, 45 Thatis pretty funny 1 Ketter, Alan Kirpes, Darryl Klindworth, Karen Kobernik, Dan Krape, Ralph Drause, Gabriele Kravik, Martin Lafayette, Charles Landgrebe, Bette Lantz, Ted LaTray, Steve Lawthers, Penny Madson, Pam Magnuson, Julie Martin, Sue McCabe, Terry McConnel, Toni Mc Kamey, Terese McVey, Karen Menius, Bill Miller, Andrew Mobley, John Morris, Doe Morton, Allan Peterson, Charles Polly, Mike Potter, Leslie Prichard, Rick Prindle, Darla Rankin, Rondal Rassmussen, Debbie Ratigan, Nlargorie Reddick, Denise Reed, Barry Remfer, Paula Rethwill, Sylvia Reuther, Donna Rich, Joan Richards, Grace Rivard, Ron Robinette, Jane Robinson, Jay Robinson, Rick Robinson, Shirley Rogers, Angela Rogers, Glen Rollins, Chris Ross, Carl list, our F ,f 'cf f 4 in '7 J r, r K 6 1 A 1 A: M 1 D , K Q , 4 , Iliz, , 42 ,f 7'I ,, -V A ' XD'- ,if ' f i ,fi K 1 f 7 ,M 4., 5, , , i, an W , 5 Whalta ya mean? Ijusl shaved my legs yesterday! Stoneburner, Royce Teeter, Jenell Tilton, Steve Sullivan, Joyce Thiel, Kathy Todd, Nancy Sutter, Mark Tibbitts, Larry Tomchick, Jenifer aa! 2, Q , 1 X ea ,Q 3,1 ', 1 ,hr 4, , , .+. r. Roush, Bill Ruthford, Diana Sabalaske, Gail Scalf, Deborah Scarfo, Kathy I f 7 ,,,,WV 'V E' pf Sagen, Miles ' I J . 91 ,Q 'gf Schoonover, Harry Schwanker, Larry Schwanz, Kay Scriver, Mike Seanard, Wayne Sharbono, Jim Smith, Bill Smith, Dennis Smith, Randy Southhall, Carl Stearns, John Stewart, Pam 46 ff 5 Z P4 1 f V , . .JLLM if, 4 1 f B' :ff , iii- fi . V H ,l Y? ,,, V5 .,., . if IEI In A, , Q , My 4 ul nf sf' , l in T ,,.i ' S I f' 41 .40 Q V 9 leigh b .A L 53 T Turlington, Diane Tvedt, Nancy Tyler, Chuck Uihazi, Janie Vaughan, TOIWW Vincent, Robin Walep, Teresa Walker, Carol Weiland, John Wells, Ann Westfall, Nlaria Williams, Teresa Williams, Renee Wilson, Doug Wise, Bob Witkonki, Helen Woodward, lVlark Wright, Carl at RETAKES 31 T lg ,A A 3 2 .. 1,,, X 47 4 C 9 in 5, sw- ' .,.. y Wflghtf Renee YOUYIQ, NanCV Young Valerie l know I handed my paper in. Baker, Charles Ehlers, Craig Enslow, Joan Ford, Sue Freeman, Eve Gillum, Carl Gordon, Cheryl lngle, Eve Kitt, Chris Klinger, Mark Kruse, Dan Larson, Jeanine I Maddox, Brad Nlargeson, Donna Nlulcahey, Jim Parker, Dan Schreiner, Laraine Skiles, Mike Stevenson, D Tober, George Westerman, Ruth White, Steve l president pat Morehart Vice President Peggy Boyle Secretary Lynne R0binS0n Treasurer Donita Martin SUPHIVIURES PERFURIVI WITH ENTHUSIASIVI Advisor Nlr. Wisness Q I ,, X AdViS0l' Mrs. Fix Well, anyway George went with . . . AClViS0f NIV- Rawlings Pat lVlorehart, Peggy Boyle, Donita lVlartin, and Lynne Robinson were only four of the many who pushed the class of '73' to success throughout the year. At the beginning of the year, Sophomores proved their involvement through class competi- tion by winning four consecutive pep assemblies. 'Hornets Liberation' took third place in the Pigskin Pow Wow. LeAnne Overway was cho- sen for Sophomore attendent for homecoming and served her position well. They held car washes, bakesales, and an after game dance, with all the profits going toward the Sophomore Tolo. lt was held lVlarch 26, and was the biggest event for the Sophomores. Studying? Posin' AGAIN, Lawanda? WMM' Kulciflfifl ,VA2 4 few ,, iff' 5 ' ' I , .3 ii!-Lili! ! rf 9' AW r , , J Wynn, 'W i f A! , 5 my ' 1 A if ' 'K ' fy' . t V10 . 9 I I Ai A-G . 1 J Q M i l 7 249' 1 ? -,xv I r Zf if L J va f X 4 , V .ef ,Air I7 . 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W 2? is ,Q aifiw 042 J Brown, Nancy Buller, Ed Bullock, Mark Burnside, Clara Bury, Bill Butcher, Dawn Byrd, Debbie Cable, Lora Cable, Tim Calabrese, John Campadore, Randy Carey, Barb Wm., fr .gf 'fi' I 3 1 f 2 N- Carlson, Mark Carpenter, Dan Chapman, Kerry Ch ristman , Paul Claunch, Chris Cleveland, Kelly Right om f 'fr Carter, Diana Cissell, Fred Cole, Jessie H'-r !'J Um . . . Tasty Cook Mike Connell, Charlie Conrad, Shawn ' , comin, chad Qggmg,-isanel. QUOWY' Chagin Cox, Richard Cummings, Mike armger' .,,,. -3 . -rrr C, is 'QP l ..'. it '-- ' is I ' 1 iii? ,Qu . X X Emmert, Mation Ennis, Dean Erb, Becky Esmond, lvlegaera Ettlin, Karen Farmer, Dean Feddersen, Ray Felt, Eric Flaherty, Kathy Fleming, Colleen Flowers, Debbie Flynn, Cheryl Flynn, Ton Fox, Gary Fox, Tim Garrisen, Renaye Gangi, Joe Gentry, Bob Genuardi, Jeannie Goddard, Lyn Gooch, Jim Graves, Debbie Green, Alan Griffin, Dave Q L ,xslt . W , Q my -an IA ee Q C -4 Q . ' f ., if .zk is ,SL C as E, Delano, Sandi DeTray, Mike Dolfin, Jane Dorfner, Twyler DOW. Dona Dove, Lorena Doyle, Jolyn Duckworth, Mavis Uugan, Christine Dunham, Mary Dunn, Debbie Dupard, Ingrid Earl, Don Edwards,Jim Ehlers Paula Einert, David EHS. Jason EW, Lonnie ii 1 is Q ug I H i i .e N .Q . , T , if X' S jk ,Q ' t. L It 1 sf xx K J I a, if -. 65:5 il . 50 l ' JR as? sf' .L an C x sk - '5 1 is H ,Gigi ' , -t F ,SS , 5 .k, .,f'. K .f sf if 1 ,N , ie. S R Q '- f:k .t,: K i:,- .. Q . .q F G31 Y 'T ' A Fae- -A . 5 ' A ff 35' n , S .., K .. Q .2 1 i n ,i t ,:, ,, h w -' ' S 4 - '-' S y Q Y . 5 4 - S A , y R4 W ffiiif J 'If' ,A L QQ s ' , x l ix ' s N,,,, , . Q Q l 8 .gf ld 5 ' 3 Bl Q 5, Nia x x Q ig gf l 3 X 5 A ., J .. t si ,. X N' I 'is N? ,, wg x 5 as Griffith, Nancy Gunderson, Jim Guthrie, Elaine Guttromson, Dennis Haight, Winton Hallman, Ron Hansen, Jody Hardie, Gilbert Harkins, Ed u Harmon, John Harrington, Vickie 5 Hartmann, Bay l Harvey, Helen g Hasenbalg, Marcia , Hatcher, Melinda , Hawk, John Hayward, Maria -5 Hays, Diana Heindselman, Denice Hemenway, Dale Henricksen, Brenda Herforth, Marian Hicks, Scarlet Hobbs, Sid Hogan, Flick Hooper, Tom Hopkins, Gayle Hopper, Jean Horner, Sandy Howark, Frank Hudgins, Ahdy Hughes, Bill Irons, Shelley Jackson, Virginia Jensen, Donna Jewett, Joy Johnsen, Cheryl Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Steve ll 4 ,, ,lm in F ,,. Johnston, Pete Kanton, John Kelso, John 51 .!' i' t Q 3 N -'-i ,pm Q A I 4 K' , es ua Kleinsasser, Kathi Klinglerl Jon Knudtso-n, Denisa Kopernikl Tim Krapf, Jlrn Kuper, Margie Oh, Beans. Future loggers Langley, David LaPlant, Cindy Lead, Ruth LGBQUB, Jlm Lee, Lynda Lehfeldt, Barb Le brand, Howard Leonard, Bruce LerV0ld, Margie f 1, . lrzr 5' I M 1, , ,Q f ky i 4, ef, .. ,mg f.-me. r r 4 I , 5 l fix kts, - McMahill, Gina McNamara, Kathy McNeff McNefee, Paula Meier, Dennis Menius, Mike Merchant, Guy Michener, Louise Miles, Bill Miller, Mark Miller, Sid Millspaugh, Duane Moldey, Rick Monta, Ken Montello, Mike Moore, Jeanne Morehart, Pat Morris, Sue Mellett, Sherry Murdock, Jamie Moulton, Mary Myers, Jan Myers, Les Nelson, Bob Nelson, Paul 'JW , 1 lg, -um 1' AQ! ax ,iii if, 7 Y ., ,SH Lerva, Pete Lewis, Diana Lein, Karl La-cke, Rhonda Leng, Pt Lung, Patty Longfellow, Cathy Lord, Randy Madsen, Mark Madson, Debbie Martin, Donita . Martinez, F rances Massey, Neil Mayes, Janet McBride, Pat McCammant, Duane McKinney, Mary McLellan, Debbie McLeod, Dan 4' 2 wt, 12 , 52 L t, i ,ML ,,V .La Q , ' 5 ,,,:Z,, i , , 1 fl 1. , K' Qi , if 5 ,Ls f W Q Q f lm L 'Z-Q -3 9 Q f Y gli A75 M i . i Q' , l ,,,. I 7 'L if V , 'X I . X ' 1 5 1 ' J ,. Xi 'P+ If WM? I 'Q L ,? Q 4 . . 4 - A , lui? --ur 'Z ,I if mai 1 1 5, ,- Y OV r in ,f Qi If -EV all ' at X ' ffl? xl :J , 4 N H Q J? f 0 4 A I 4- 95 S 5? , 7 ,X if Z, ' -at 1 1 .fir , fix A Allvgzfv U I it it f V ,i w ,,.. Q ,,,.. 6 V Alv 6 L H . , f -va , .S M , Z I I av, Vffrr . Q X , , Q ,M 'K ' f A ., ,V V, W 3 N. n :ve Z 1 4 4 3 Q, ,,A , W A 1 .A Afgt , W f Q 'J-ff' Wg wif i i as an . ' , M A is 5 f -,fm 6 : 'Z fd Rice, Len Rich, Sharon Richards, Vickie R' M i Riley, Sue Rivard, Cheryl Robinson, Lynne Robinson, Ron Ross, Gary R s l a le ut ord,i Ryncarz, Debbie Sallade, Tina Salter, Dave Sanford, Terry Scharoh, Dave Schelin, Ruth Schenk, Brent 53 1 M6 ii , 1 My we ,,,, 3 'Sp vii Scott, Judy Sharbono, Jay Smith, Diana 'ir' Q' ix ' A I f .L -ni lx Nice, Judy Nicholas, Steve Neil, David Nishiuama, Brenda Nottle, Sherrie Nygren, Jackie Nygren, Janice Overway, LeAnne Owens, Lorene Palmer, Pam Parker, Mickey Parker, Pat Parker, Stella Parkinson, Randy Phillips, Faye Phillips, Jay Price, Ron Puckett, Darleen Rader, Bob Rader, Deb Rankin, Cathy Reddick, Diana Reeves, Debbie Rester, Cathy V : 3 ...J V E ff X 1 7'nv' N I r I Scott, Steve ' ' V' Debra Shoemaker, Ella Simas' Alice Smith, Sylvia Snow, Randv Shoes next boys! U A J 1 ff' , .f fi If 9 l 4' vw' I nb S QQ .onyx Wonder what's on his mind? Spencer, Judy Stansbury, Diannegtecker Sharon Steig, Dan Sutherlin, Mack Steen, Mike Stewart, Cindy Strommer, Greg Surridge, Steve ,, ' T J 0 V A Qi -ff T . U QM V Watkins, Rhonda Watson, Pat ,mii- Weigley, Steve -' Weiland, Debbie Wesner, Bruce W... Westbrook, Kalvin L Q we Whisnant, Dan V f i Whitney, Dwight ' J , Williams, Craig 4 ' , Williams, Mike 5 bg, V Wilson, Lloyd ' V 1 Wimbles, Connie V 'X ,, x Wood, Dave Wood, Mike Wulfekuhle, Jack Young, Dan Young, Lyn Young, Melanie Swick, Teresa Symmons, Cathy 7 Thomas,ShelIy ' , i ., To K i nompson, evln V V V, Tibbms, Harold 5, 'W , 'fi' ,H i T. Tod, Winfred x if r V . Treat, Casey Trimble, Howard Trusler, Libby f--, ffl VVVVVV ,Q ff . ' ac' 7 all fbi s V V VV W A 1 W i Tvedt, Peter V. 4 ' Tyler, Geri 3 is .W It Vallone. Natalle 5 5, t f I tt f ' Van Wieren, Vick V 2 VVVVA Vermette, Debbie 5 'K' Vigil, Sandra V W, V ini .V V , i ,. H I ,ff,,3,! V'r9illo JodY 'sy 1 2, HM 1 I H Q f f, f vargillo. Judv ' 2 Walley,Pef1nV it T 33, f if V VV , V V W ge i L' fl 2 jg 5 Z' uf' K 'Q 1 M 7? A- T H Y VV , V fy tw Y L ..,,, ,,,V. A ,, z ,, . VVV V V S is 54 yi, if , f-.ei , 1 4 4,1 fe 1 f 9, 'M f v 6 ' ,, . 'fi M i W. ,I x -I f . 1 ii 1 44245, Wi 1, , il? in ,, -3 IW A,A,,A,h Wheatley, Connie , 5 ,,,i3 -i l, 'L f Q! fix., w ,AHV A , .if ,W + V x Y M 1, J if '-2 i ii I . - ' 5, - .i Y X RETAKES .,, ,, R fr 41 , 1 -4 f 2 If A ,,, sm a ier iw ,Ii i , 1,8L -deff-W 'fi ,, ' ' ,, lvzz 'iz' . .. ff Z 5, md V , ,.A-lV '-7' 'AM' , .1- S bf . Q 9, fi' fly-we ..f.w- A is Schwanz, Kay Shank, Kim Smiley, Laura Smith, Ed Speer, Jack Stevenson, Sharon Summers, Cheryl Tillman, Jeanne Van Dussen, Linda , a My ,, ,, 4 J i,.1afu ,,,,, f ,eff-qv, , f, 3 wi .Lv 7 ff ff .Es L , ti, L 451 -I . ,V ,Mem Q v ,. 5:2 ' w a, 1 ir? il' Mu i ' Bartlett, Kevin Baugh, Anna t Becker, Rick Before, Sue Birka, Randy Bowen, Lynn Bryant, Mark Burkhart, Steve Campbell, Joe Crawford, Penny Dean, P Dunn, Bonita Hendrickson, Bram Herbrand, Darlene Kanton, Pat Ladwig, Terry Lambert, Jerry Lantz, Shane McCIimans, Shawn Meyer, Bob Peterson, Brenda Rader, Toni Reidinger, Karen Rice, Joanne Nlr. Geise picking on Nancy, AGAIN! Thinking of rewriting the book? 2 President llllike Konsehne Vice-.President Glen Rohr Secretary Linda Bay Treasurer Jan Hallengren 'WW 2 f FRESHIVIEN BEGIN RACE FUR DIPLONIA Advisor lVlr. Bowen The first part of a race is organization and they organized well by electing Mike Konschue, President, Glen Flohr, Vice- President, Jan Hallengren, Treasurer and Linda Bay, Secretary. The able advisors were IVlr. Bowen, lVlrs. Johnson, and lVlr. Wenk. Class cards, selling apples, bakesales and car washes were some of their many money making projects. Advisor Nlrs. Johnson Advisor Mr. Wenk F a l The Thinker? Who do you think you are? 56 L B ,, b -e , in f Q ' se.. , - 9 -t fs ' .-if B Y si Q, 19 , .. sa? It Allen, Barb h Alexander: K'm Anderson, Debbie Almond, Fame Anderson, Dennis Anderson, Brue I , 1' .J Q 3 JN L K .... ' Q J. 'K i Arnestad, Don Arnett, Jackie Arthur, Allison Very funny, very funny!! Bottiger, Tedene M Bowerman, Debbie f . ' Bowlby, Paul 3 X Boyatt, Debbie A if Boyle, Margie , Bradley, Dawn , Rl Bramer, Jim ,.t . Brenenstahl, Vicky .X Briehl, Doug , f Broadwell, Glenn Brooks, Dave Brown, Dan Bryant, Paul Buchan, Bill Bullard, Gary Bullard, Jerry Burdick, Sue Burke, Jann Burke, Kenda Burton, Keith Bury, Chester Byrd, Buddy Byrd, Candace Byrd, Carol Q ff, arf Austin, Leo Bachelor, Lana Baird, Dennis Banks, Diane Barber, Ronda Barker, Jerey Bama, Henrietta Barner, Sherry Barnes, Alan Bates, James Bates, Taryn Bay, Linda Beach, James Becker, Rose Beer. Kathie Boettner, Larry Bond, Brian Boone, Denetia 3 K af 4 is ' 43' Q s f, is ' s bw W fa? ,FQ ..-9 Q' FW S W so ..-RA -3' ' 1 , ah dns? pb ai if vi yi, in it 41' Q .. sv , '. 5 ,Q .T ,ya ,fy ,xx K 1 X is ' U :. ,s-' ,XJ S Q as Q ' an K . X 43' iq Ss X X v is , , 'Q Q I X T Nt l 57 P I ilk as A . QB? s ,wi ,..,s A 'B ff, . ws F' qs Q f ,fi si: , ii U syn Q , 5 'v -Q? , . ,..v vi 5 Calhoun, Debbie j i V V Q1 f ' Campadore, Sandi at? 5 'Q ., H i V f ly Capes, cami ' ff ,' if ' gi if 5 f 1 Carey, Rob HJ' V A VV i R H Carlsen, Pam 7 ' vgl RVVV gf Carreiro, Jeanne kia, . Z i ,,,, 'fi ,, V , V - gf V Catchpole, John v ' P , , W . Chapin. Mike F' Y' 'V A V ri ' ',.. , 21' ' of ' - . Lgv ' . -- Z- V Chickering, Barb M V , 1' ' ' V i f f, V NV 7 Christenson, Dennis ' A V , ,, Lf. Christenson, James M' f ' 1 I, ' I , .-f ' :V -L, 'V Clemons, Kevin - . . vz. f V 1' ' I ' ' f Vyfr V iii ' ,VV 2 , ,,,:A K Clineball, Jaymes 1 ,fi V' ' ' i Cobb, Marie ' ' 7' A ' ' -. -3 ,4 V' .i Cole Jim ', 49' 6 U . , . ' 11,4 I . ' i . If V, f W , M, Compau, Doug ? -M' , ,,,,. ' 1 r f ' . ' Compton, lVlike 2, V ' A V' ' fl 2 f ' Vf, f -- ,V J., .V Conant, Theresa f ,L A V U Sig-55,, , he , V VV Connolly, Norma ' COOK, '-isa VV 1 Aa, .'.' V V W' Cookson, Jim gg ' 954 - Costanzo, Robin -' 9 4 Cottrell, Elton i Cox, Lana .f.., VVVL VV VVV gl V , That was a good One. , . ,' ' Craddock Dan ,QP rf CA? , W 'iw Craig Jim V, , ' 2 a V Criuy Jim ,K , I V .--.. .ai i',,V V V VV . V Terry f - , W ' Curtiss, Chris V 8 ' V i'v ' DeLano, Claudia Q, , V, , , f f 49' Detwiler, Rebecca H ' ' gswohscggse Dubacher, Loren Gunn, Felicia Dunn, Susan A V ..,-'1 V V- 'VVEA' i M ' ar ' Durr, Janet cason, Jack Ely, Connie ,Kg Zil V V V ' VV Estell, Beverly Failey, Brenda Fairbanks, Donna . ,, VVV Q' 'f' Dinard. Jim qw, ,,. , ,,-i CL' 3 '3 '45 Dillon, Gal' if J , W V Dirks, Vickie 5 5' V' ' ew V ':'V., V, l , an f ' V .,, ' XV W1 5,4 Ci W il, ,,,,, K f , 1 5- 1 Dixon, James Dobson, Don Donohue. Ed Door, Mike Dove, Dan Drake, Steve 58 V H ..VAV , . V V wa s V ,V H I 'i,' ,Q i 1' i . N. , IA K -if .A K'f7 L , QM Farrell, Vincent Feathers, John Fink, Lee ir -3 Fisher, Becky Fister, Donna Fite, Suzann 4,6 f A Cu is 1 is fii. ,K S ,af ,x Q 11 .Ji as Fleig, Susan Folden, Richard Folk, Mark . Freshmen hard at work? Hatmaker, Jim Hackman, Richard Hall, Doreen Hallengren, Jan Hansen, Russel Harke Harkness, Tina Harrison, Sally Hartman, Richard Hasenbalg, Robin Height, Cathy Hensdell, Harry Hilton, Kenneth Hinschberger, Doug Hobbs, Kenneth Hobbs, Martin Hogan, Birgil Houle, Adrien Howe, Robert Hudgins, Laurie Hull, Dave Hunt, Trudi Hutchens, Debbie lnderbitzin, Pam lngle, Jim Q, Force, Larry French, Ted Furlough, David Faines, Dale Gangi, Cheryl Gardikis, Kevin Gardner, Bev Garrison, Joann Gentry, Theresa Goddard, Chris Going, Dixie Graham, Jane 3 ,S if T -M 4 4 t s 3 3' .N M X is . ,X Q f . ,ss E r: Q l 9 1 85 Graves, Forest ' Graves, Terry Jw Q Green, Kenneth M Greenlaw, Rosemary if dl D Griffin, Richard is Q ' Guthrie, Frank X A gi . T. , ,, T s s ,P Qs ., J -., X A st. C Q , ,L y :., wr b A In S , .. , 4 , F X as X I f .. , sais F '-,,'i e- ,, ., T in T Y s if -: wg - 1 . . i i f ,ur . 59 1? Q, i V AJ 1 47 1 VZ' 'i Z f. ,S W Q 4 the Jackson, Susan James, Gloria Jewett, .WV Johnson, Gloria Johnson, Kathy lohnson, Laura Johnson, Mike Johnson, Steve Jones, Delinda Keen, Ketey Kennedy, Randy Kerschner, Kris Ketter, Randy Knaggs, Debbie Knapp, Richard Knisley, Ray Knudson, Melody Konschuh, Mike Kopack Jth 1 KlfDl'l'lUl'ld, Terry ,f f 1 ,wi V A , ' J W A . f' f , Q H, 1 ' Justice, Lee - f fy- ' 5 , .,,, .rzzvv V, g V , K , X ' ., -iff fi Kellevf Jim Q t ' ,.,, AV J rri, , , ,, '-sii ' ' f if , 3 , - Z' ff 'V , Kidd, Greg ff P- ,- ,--- f V fi I 1 V1 v,.- VM. A' A f,,,f I V L! ,' ' , , ,,A . if , wi - N' i M V, , J , ,, , V A 7 Kuper'.Ray r 1 A ffl J , J Z ' Y , You don't say!! 'J . A, 2 : ' ,, ' - 3 f g ' , LaChapelIe, Debbie U 3 , ' if Ladwig, Debbie 1 I V ' ' Landgrebe, Susan Q ' ' f J Zar a , a-Wt f , A ii' r , 'I Langendorf, Marla - 5 U qv 5' 1 Lauenborg, Donna L, ., , Z ' Y ' i f Lay, Randy 1 J 'iii ,V was .5 Leach, Tim I ' ' 2 V , ,,,, Leighfv, Dorm Martin, Ulysses Mathis, Sandy McCann, Kathy , f G L9iS9, lVliCh9'e Martinez, George MaveS. Marv McCartt, Debra f f Massey, Mike McAbee, Cathy McConnell Terry 'F , l ' , i ' iw:-:fx-1, ,vm -M W 1 ,,.,. 1 V. , 4 4 ,, , ' fe Linman, Steve Little, Janet Locke, Cindy Logan, Cindy, Loudy, Kathy Loveless, Virginia Lubbesmeyer, Kathy Madson, Peter Marshall, Frank 60 A f , Jn . ,F 9 A' af ' 5 ,,,, i . W 1 , I 9 f f A ,t, t f 2 , X Q if f as , f' W7 A lla' 1' W 1 5 V 5 4 LW I4 gf 7 Q , 2 5 M3 M 5 MA., P 'Q t M i' i ,V 0 ' if z V V if V ' Mff 'Rae 4 3 ,. . it V Li 5 I f , ' ,' i ,. XXX ' . McDonald, Kelly lVIcLe0d, Paula Meyer, Joe McFarlane, Brenda McMullen. Bill Meier, Jill McLellan Diana MBYGY, JBYUGS Meier, Robin One and One is two. Pailca, Henee Palmer, Allen Palmer, Lyle Parker, Kathline Parker, Mary Parrish, Kent Paz, Frank Pennington, Har Pfaff, Fred Phillips, Bambi VV Phillips, Anthony Poorman, Daviel Pratt, Lorinda Price, Kathleen Ratigan, Michael Rayburn, Daniel Rice, Lenard Rice, Rita Richards, Anna Riehm, John Riley, Terry Rind, Linda Rison, Teresa Rispens, Vickie 'V 1 it M X aw , if Miller, Rhett Z H T Millspaugh, Steve A V A , ' f 'Q Mitchell, Ed ' - A V , xl : ., , Nlonra, Ginger V V 1 P-:V I F Nl00dV. Kim 'W A an il Moore, Dana Af Q' , ' My ' ,gzlv P' 'Zz' , , l , l - Y , A., 1' is , i ff Moore, Tracy , AA V3 V 4,9 Morris, Jack l V- ' ' ty MVerS, Diane , N' , v-f- ' - l ' V , i -rlil Nagell, Roxann VZVI' V , Nelson, Kathy , ' , Nicholas, Debbie ff, A V9 V ,. am , , , , WV Nlcholas, Lawrence V in Nickelberry, Lawanda i f V 2 Nixon, Brian , -Q Z, ' A , V Nottle, Chuck 'V A' , , , l , Nygre.'.,AG'eorge - '41 , T Q 4 1, Onlund, Karen .Y 7 , - - . V V . X if x , li - t l jd, V '99 ' f '- VV vz - ,, ,,,,,, ,V 'V 1 , gl 'I 2 'iii V W V ' H QV , , ,W V VV, f I V ,,,, ' V l,,, , If 'Q - ' , :ZP iw' V .,,z V ,V,, V ,V, 1 'f , an f ' Vw . ,FV VV ,. ,,,, V ,,,. J Z 61 if JU gr E Q 'lx g f iTsa . E ' iss ,fit ' we 'A .NQTX Ls v K xi , tk Q 5 dk 1 f is J' 'ft Tk 3 .kg ,-- -as ...la as ll , 5'1 5 q NY? fE.ff, : R efer l s t, v Y . ., .. ,-L.,. K , , S is m t : ,l K r ,-kV f ,QQ Q .nv sizes, :.. C ,. ,, w at L 1-- ' 'WT' ue 'V' it t ,, Qfgw a L ,HSE ii is Qi R r- - , jg as t l ! Y I ,:.,,,QE' , 'C A Smith, Terri Smithlin, Brian 3089!-Bks, Sharon Speers, Bert Sorensen, Cindy Stallcup, Danny Steele, Rene fy Robbins, Cathy Rohr, Glenn Rose, Ralph Russell, Danny Rux, Tom Sabalaske, JoAnn Sanford, Debra Scarfo, Barbara Schaible, Joe Schend, Deniece Schisler, Debra Schwantner, Steven Scott, Marvin Scriver, Richard Shancy, Anthony Shank, Kim Shepard, Ken Shinkle, Dave Shuster, lvlareta Shuster, Steve Siemens, Sara Smith, Cathy Smith, Diane Smith, Roberta Smile. Dracula Steen, Bill Steidle, Dean Swartsel, Andy Symmons, Susan Teeter, Jerri Swetz, John Tallmadge, George Thacker, Paul Swick, Caryn Tallmadge, Guy Thill, Dottie Stephenson, Terry A ' ' , Q- a -A Stevens, Terrie A i T' dn, Stewart, Richard i'.i, i tags: Q .-,: K , t . A ,1 ,,,. ttz A g 'S Stinnett, Dan 1 Q ' Stofko, Debbie ' ' - AM- Q f- N Stoneburner, Weldon ' 0 Sullivan, Edie Sutherlin, Shirley Surridge, Bob 62 X ,V.. ff , 3 ' If 71. I 7 if 5 V a V M QQ 1 . I ' ? -Q if ,fr l v. l A 'A ,Y Thompson. David Tvebt, Susan Tillman,-10hn Twlggs, Shirley Tumchick, Paul Turner, Bob UTDBCK, Joyce Uriakte, James Vallier. Russel Mike and his shadow Wood, Dacia Wood, Debbie Woodward. Linda Weight, Bill Youngblood, Michele Zenter, Debbie Danny Poorman writing love notes again? Vallone, Phyllis VanBoven, Danny Van Dusen, Danny Van Wieren, Jeanie ' ' Vincent, Don Vollbrecht, Deblaie -W Wade, Terese Walls, Sandra Wells, Julie Weigley, Nlike Westfall, Flosa Whitwell, Gary Wiene, Walfef Williams, Nlitch Wlmblf-JS. Bill Winter, Debbie Wise, Zachary Witt, Harry if 'i w 4 ' 1, 'N nw my L Xl I 1 .,,, Z, Am lf fl , af.. . , ,l Z: A ,sa What s ID that ba jf . Za Q 6 Q, ,I gy ,Q f f 'f 1 ' ll Aa, 4 -3 l .. ,, ,MW Q ig l W rf, f 2 Je f l l 43,5 ,S X Q ! i Fx, JJ .z 4 , -all ,l WM. 1' 63 I' ,M ,,f ,. 4 , 2 , W., pq f, s f -4 '49 MDW? J .,.. 'fr Y I 93 Wake 1, 1 .W fi Y , if , 5. f M fi gf Y,' . Z 1 fr., r E -f-.ff 433W WP 'QLMK ' 54' 'ff ' ' V f ,i ,,,, rr ' ., M P 47 ff in , 4 W , ' g.,,-A was ., f V- aw as f f My Q L ,,, .. if-X ff I Q .fi L., , 45 was See Jane Run. Anderson, Candace Beardemphl, Mike Beishay, Debbie Beulieu, Dennis Buckley, Vickie Charon, Joseph Chestnutt, Janice Cummings, Jerry Davis, Marylynn Fleig, Jeff Frank, Jim Gamache, Phil Henn, Nlickie Henricksen, Jackie Herbrand, Curtis Herbrand, Keith Hollis, Daniel Kunchick, Fred Murdock, Matt Platzer, Rod Sisk, Jackie Stephenson, George Sweeney, Bob Turlington, Dan Wollgast, Susan If l catch you reading this kind ofa book again Got Cha! Who Me? Does she or doesn't she . . . If you say that once more. . . Vefv 'me'eSii 9' Eenie. Ivleenie, Ivlinee, Moe- Holding up the wan, Debbie? Studying??? 65 W, - 1 mv 'A W . 5 , 3 K ,.,,VV ., .. --WM-v-f-fx, .. ...gpg-que-vw ,Q UMW , K, QW V fee' A Q a w if , Y , L , f , ,M fy' 2 , f M 4-1T.,.,,..f w X .if 1 Q EAI' 5 is -... Q 'RK X Q! K ga f wa R 9 -ff if Ns Y k -Q.. X. g. Q I- SYS f - . , A f K www Q N. 's HX lk C F iv + K it 'X Q33 E , f A Q X. .. ,.,,.........-Nm.-B-M ,wwf +55 xv . , .fini 4 vs X. Nf,,........v0--f Q gfw lx ,SF ,. UT W 4 wxwwx, -. 5 . Q . ,,p.wnn'1Q1f ,yd x f Q X ez, ,, DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Alu? DB. FRED GRAIVIANN Superintendant . , I ,, IVIR. VIRGIL BAKER Assistant Superintendent of IVIR. JOHN AMEND IVIR. DUANE LOBEDA Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant The progress in the development of the complete building for the high school is excellent and the inconvenience to students and staff has been minimized by the understanding of both groups. The administration of the Bethel District is very proud of Bethel High School and the accomplishments of both the staff and students during the 1970-71 school year. BZ! Front Row: Mrs. Helen Nelson, Mrs. Linda Rouse, Mrs. Dorothy Lindbo. Back Row: SCHOOL BOARD Mrs. Louise Shuster, Mrs. Janice Gohr, Mrs. Mavis 'Connell. NIR. PHI L ZURFLUH - School Board President MR. ROGER LINCOLN Director The main purpose of the school board was to adopt new policies they thought would benefit the students of Bethel School District. NIR. DON GODDARD - School Board Vice President. 69 Mr. Lobeda 84 Mrs. Nelson check over some information. MRS. ELSIE BERGGREN Director MRS. ANNA HAR LOW Director SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION l WTMWHWW' M mnf I 'sf-V I 1 IVIR. C.J. KNAGGS I, I I Vice-Principal I I ' It is very fitting that the theme of the l97I BETHEL- ONIAN is 'IDlSC0Vl'lRY77 as this is the basic ingredient in the education gained hy people throughout history. As small children we gained the ability to walk, talk and think through this process. As we get older the formal education is gained through the organ- ized channels of discovery through the schools. To the underclass- men this discovery will continue at Bethel - for the seniors it will be the discoverv of new ideas and skills in business or higher on t a ' ' educati h t will aid your future years. May the educa- ti we help you Knew age of discoveryfi fc' f' If .. - XXL . gli-- 6,!'!f-fi ROBERT SPARKS Assistant Vice-Principal GUIDANCE The guidance office helped students make their plans for their high school educ tion that concerned ir flmjle plafrriy XC 1 1 r CN' 255 X i .efl fX A i UNIV XQX:f'-Q6 KAN VZ f S' A f , X555 QQ' ww aw ive. WALTER 7 M50 ' Guidance Dir tor vi 1' iii i -i.' 15: in .. M C ii :.. i . K -.21 ,X X . 1... ,. kaiu A C.-'ff C C -X a f C i d e :'. Q 'I 5 K , 3-,L , . A ,. J Q M -, . ,gr . K - J ll . - . iss.. I iii if x i f l i 7 MB. GLENN VVIESE i-lies. BETH BARDWELI. Guldance Counseior Guidance Counselor V Yes, dear, lill rcirricmhcr tha: mi XX .Ii IVIRS. lVlARlON CLARK Guidance Counselor Can l write my own eXcusc?? IVIRS. DOROTHY IVIICHAE LIS S chool Librarian A..X 'N-..., l ,Ui f ' if LU 'iw i Noi M397 sly l . l These people kept the school functioning through the year. Their jobs were many and variousp theirs were the jobs of secretary, librarian, nurse, an office el . EER 5255 is E 4 GH 'ie E il , J'ONES The answer must be here. 52 sr A MW QM Weil? MRS. MAJORIE POTTER MRS 'AN 'QlVllTH MRS FREDD , fl: ' . YlVlAE CRESO MRS. SUE OHM Atteandance Secretary dmc' Secretary Guidance Secretary Librarian Assistant MHS. CONNI MANN MRS. RUTH FOSTER: MRS. DONNA KINDSFATHER Graphic Arts School Nurse Study Hall 72 o X -DEPARTIVIENL It I if HEAD EMM- I tt, H, , MR. CLARK MONTGOMERY Head of Math Department MR. BILL CHILDERS Head of Art Department XX 3 , T i Xi R l.. ,Jig I N sg 3:5551 'ig ii MISS JUNE JOHNSON Head of Science Department MR.GLENN HULL f t Head of Music Department h I s IVIR. ROBERT ANDERSON Head of Industrial Arts 73 if 5 IX Ny? ,I Qtr JM LU QI Y Y MR. JOHN ANDERSON Head of Engiish Department PQ? IVIRS. BETTY FIX Head of Home Economics MR. JOHN OSTRANDER Head of History Department A 'gli Iinglish can be fun?? . X K MRS. JOANN COUFAL Head of Business Department NIR. DON ASH World History MR. FRED AUBE Physical Science Chemistry 49' WWF' IVIR. FRED BANNISTER Humanities, Novels Creative Wrigin 436 ff t iri if i IVIR. TOIVI BLANCHARD General Shop, Wood Shop Electronics A lVlR. MEL BOWEN Physical Education 1 ff Q i EM J Q5 4 ,,1, , 'Q 7' Z ffzgf gg lVlRS. PAU LA BROWN Physical Education Term papers arc due. IVIR. JOE BUTCHER General Nlath, Geometry Algebra IVIR. KEN CALHOUN General Shop, Wood Shop I'll get it done by Christm ic t X Wag? ' 'T af' ! 3 Z f' 5 FH 'N-1, xxx Q HW Togclhf rmss HI C hm m lab IVIRS. KAREN GREEN Sophomore English German Emmy, , ,,,,, M Law Enforcement i lhmk its he lm som: whom MR. BOB HESKETT Physical Education, Health MRS. IRENE HICKS Spanish J MRS. LYLENE JOHNSON Home Economics General Math 76 if l sf i l MISS DOROTHY KAPPHAHN Home Economics, Dress Making MRS. MARGO KESSEL Sophomore, Business English , ,S us e MR. RICHARD KESSEL Typing, Drivers Education Business Check mate! . co- if wi RS. CALLI E LAKE Tutor MR. DON LEONARD Auto Shop You're kidding me! MR. HAL MADISON General Math, Geometry Algebra MRS. SARAH IVIAPLE Journalism, lVlass lVledia Communication Skills IVIR. RICHARD NIOSIER U.S. Civics, Photography Black History, World History NIR. LARRY NELSON General Science Physical Science, Rocketry lVlR. CHUCK OLSEN Algebra, Geometry Nlath Review 31' F- may l!'. ' lVlR. JOE PARKER Psychology, World History Anthropology iff ,r, , 'S 5 582 R X, X 1 , ,L x, ' ,1 fu if N.: Q x x, f if I , . , , A, ,gr 9 4 X j NIR- VERNE PIERSON IVIRS. SHIRLEY PIERSON General Science, Biology Home Economics Oceanography Its human t o relax. MISS IVIARIESE SCOTT Social Economics Typing IVIRS NANCY PORTER MR- JW' SLOPAK Freshmen English MR. VIC SWAN General Science, Ge Earth Science Q! lVlR. ROBERT WALEN Landscaping, Agriculture General Shop JW si YM NIR. DOUG WENK World History U.S. History E Now you sec it- IVIRS. DARLENE WISNESS Shorthand, Typing Social Economics iv1ns.wYoNA woRTHlNGToNlV'R5- YVQNNE ZUBAUK Sophomore English French, Review English MR. DOUG WISNESS Freshmen English IVIRS. lVlARSHA WILLIAMS Freshman English Speech, Drama, Reading Miraculous machine age?? 79 PRE- VUCATIUNAL Q , 4' I , I ,VWV ,,, Q ' ' am, for , , 1 I 5 1 I gm , , , V, .,... ,,,, , ,.,. W, J NIR. DAVE FAI RBAN KS Pre-Vocational NIR. JACK JUSTICE Pre-Vocational MR. GR NIRS.SI-IIRLEY POWELL Pre-VocatiE?aIRAWLI NGS Pre'VOCat'Onal 'W 'fs 'fm If IVIR. GAYLE LIVINGSTON IVIRS. DIANE FRANCHINI Prevocational Pre-Vocational Iam almost finished. IVIRS. VICKI FIYPKEIVIA Pre-Vocational ff , j,,, ,, 71,1 2 V0 Wff .gy 15 ,,,,. 44452, MW? f ff: 2 1 wv ,. - , W 80 ,T CUSTODIANS MR. LEROY ENGER MR. JOHN HILSENDINGER MRS. YVONNE SOUTHWE LL Head Cook MR. LYONEL HAMBLIN MR. HAROLD CHRISMAN MRS. BLANCHEL EMERSON 81 MR. JAMES OCKFEN Head Custodian MR. HENRY BARNA The jobs of the custodians are to make sure the school properties are well taken care of at all times. CUUKS Preparing 1,300 lunches five days a week each day is a hard job. The cooks met the different tastes of the students. MRS. ANNETTE WATSON MRS. PEARL RHODES ,QW W Q Let's End out what everyone is doing, And then stop everyone from doing it Sir Alan Patrick Herbert WHEN THE GOING GETS ROUGH. THE BRAVES GET TOUGH Behind the bull-like power of Bubba Jeff Corbitt, and the break away speed of Rookie Doug Wilson, the i970 'Bethel Brave team strove to finish with a 6 and 3 season. The team consisted of thirteen seniors, four of which were chosen the Seamount All Americans. They were Bill Robinson, Steve Benzing, Steve Bruner, and Jeff Corbitt. Dennis Jasmer and Doug Wilson were chosen for the second team. These players weren't the only ones busy on the field. Lonny Berger completed twenty-one passes for 306 yards, while Steve Bruner collected 90 tackles. Don Ladwig wasn't idle, gaining the most yards on the ground, Coach Ed Tingstad Bethel Tahoma S Bethel Fife Bethel Sumner Bethel Foster Bethel Curtis Bethel Enumclaw Bethel White River Bethel Peninsula Bethel Mount Si Nlanagers: Jerry lVlyron, Ted Lantz, Sid Nliller. Statisticians: Ruby Ackerman, Cheri Dunwoody, Christie Dunwoody- Skip Thiel - Quarterback. Lonnv BefQ9f'QU3Vf9VbaCli Doug Wilson - Halfback Steve Bruner - Fulbcck Don Ladwig - Halfback Milton Westbrook - End . .... I T f rrrrrr , if M M A -w:Z:1?,?': .z '.x 'u 1,':: ,YL U , ' ' Aff fff.:Q ! f U MT ' . f , mv 421.5 QT , ' ',,:-,faygvfgg ,K wp, ,gm M I .1 M A r Mg, if-' .. ,. 'fff Q Alan Ketter - Dennis Jasmer-End Steve Sabalaske-End B0b HOWard-End Halfback Steve Benzing-Guard Craig Campadore - Guard Ken IVIcLaughlin-Tackle Dan Bgnkugj Bill Jasmef ' Tackle Jeff Corbitt - Guard le rV Flowers ' Guard GGVY Salter ' Taclde Larry Tackle John Wieland Flowers - Center Bill Robinson - Center DOUQ Bury - Tackle Halfbaclx Q fi C if Coach Glenn Wiese A Coach Jlm Geise Coach John Ostrander Coach Don Ash I I BETHEL 12 FOSTER 6 BETHEL 12 WHITE RIVER 20 BETHEL 6 FIFE 26 BETHEL 14 CURTIS 12 BETHEL 8 ENUMCLAW 8 BETHEL 12 PENINSULA 14 BETHEL 0 SUMNER 40 Shot of annual chicken and bean game. Lent to right: Mike Detray, Shawn McCIimans,, Larry Bankus, Dean Ennis, Allan Morton, Guy Merchant, Jim Sharbano, Mike Kerschner, Guy Hawk Walt Braddy, Mike Williams, Harry Schoonover, Jim Edwards, John Harmon, Steve Johnson, Rich Green, Steve Ross. 2nd Row - Gary Fox, Mark Briant, Ted Mullholand, Morgan Braddly, Bill Miles, Ed Harkins, Jerry Flowers, Randy Snow, Dave Niehl, Skip Berka, Pat Moorehart, Rick Campadore, John Kanton, Randy Campadore, Jack Wulfechule, Charlie Lauffeit, Jay Phillips, Kelvin Westbrook. 86 Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Left to Ri FRUSH GETIT UN 6 Tahoma 8 6 Sumner 12 14 Enumclaw 0 26 White River 0 14 Peninsula 0 12 Mount Si 0 Statisticians: Bev Gardner, Joane Sabalaske, Sandy Mathis ght: Mike Weigley, Jim Collins, Charles Nottle, Richard Folden, Loren Dubacher Dennis Beaulien Ed Mitchell Ken Shephard Glen Rohr Douglas Campau, Richard Hartman, Mitch Williams, Mike Konschuh, Ray Kuper, John Riehm, Mark Knight, Dan Poorman, Robert Gary, Frank Marshelli, Larry Force, Randy Ketter, Bob Surridge, Jim Cole, Jim Craig, Randy Lay, Don Vincent, Dave Furlough, Don Cradock, Dave Brooks Ja Clinbell T Russell, Te , y , erry d French,John Catch ole Dave Sh kl B'll W' ' ' p , in e, i imbles, Larry Boettner, Terry Kronlund, Richard Door, Steve Schwantner, Russ Valller. Managers: Terry Kronlund, Randy Lay,,Ken Hobbs. Coach JOE Butcher Coach B0b Heskett i u 87 1 ,Q 3 I I yiw :WM 1 1 32 1 1,4 In I K I Y in .W si 2 .NX 1 3 , 3 a ls s X -w wQf 0, Hsf- . - ia? K1 in .Af 3? - f am X A .N xi , K ' z 'P Y. SX' f..,vk+,, . is 5 Sxmlvwk 15? GF' a S Sl O Q K, N YY YA K f- , 'ff . xi wi.: O 1' i Y' 5 S GOLFERS TAKE 4th IN TOURNAMENT Bethel's golf team worked hard this year to achieve the standings of fifth place in the Seamount League. The golfers had a good year and improved greatly in their team work. They later verified this by taking fourth place in the Seamount lllledal Tournament. . This year's team coach was Joe Parker. Left to Rightp Sitting: Tom Brown, Dave Dillard, Doug Briehl, Gary Fox, Allen Barns, Ed Donohue, Lee Bemis. Standing: Jay Robinson, Duane Nlillspaugh, Fred Speer, Charles Brammer, Karl Lien, Coach-Joe Parker. Bethel Bethel Bethel . Bethel Bethel Bethel ' Bethel ' Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Fife Sumner Foster Enumclaw Curtis Peninsula Sumner Tahoma IVlount Si Curtis Fife Tahoma Foster Mount Si Enumclaw Fred Speer Charles Brammer JHY Robinson Duane Nlillspaugh Karl Lien g Bethel Peninsula ' Karl Lien writes out scores while waiting for his turn. 90 Manager Mike Cox Bethel's 1970 Cross Country team, coached by Mr. Doug Wisness, com- pleted a respectable season with a 5 3 vvir. loss record. Perhaps the most exciting accom- plishment this year was when Stan Adki is took 2nd in State. Statistician - Audrey Goddard Statistician - Scarlett Hicks Left to Right: Back row- Howard Leibrand, Les Myers, Vic Van Wieren Dave Rayburn, Pat Walen, Steve Fight, and Glenn Ryder ADKINS LEADS TEAM TU NU. 3 BERTH BETHEL ABERDEEN BETHEL Bth ofi16 teams BETHEL WASHINGTON BETHEL 24th of 47 teams BETHEL FlFE BETHEL 2nd of 7 teams BETHEL SUMNER BETHEL ENUMCLAW BETHEL PENINSULA BETHEL CURTIS BETHEL MOUNT Sl BETHEL TAHOMA BETHEL 3rd of 12 teams BETHEL 3rd of 8 teams BETHEL 6th of 12 teams Coach Vllisness Stan Adkins .. iff , tsisifggi is M 'jx-Q ., K ccss c Left to Right: Back row- Coach Wisness, Kelly McDonald, George Martinez Dan Rayburn, Leonard Rice, Brian Smithlin, Pete Madson, Paul Tomchick and Randy Kennedy. 92 6 , I Super chicken coming to the rescue Jim Conant 1 iV 2 VV f' Ref! I lgffgmi i, Tflfg QIWVIT1 e r i lrll r l f 1 rll - , , e , 2 LW, , My 'fffiiiy' ! fl , A 'l Wim' i 42 ,l .W we V l 7 , Q ' I VQBX ' I , A ,W -V-new: 7 - ,V , IX ' ,Si W ff Zfgfil' f w 1, M, L' , , N A g.:i4 gw22 W.,gifvf -455' f- , Mark Riehm , E - ' I ,fl A ,L mfr 'fi I , M. .. NCT' '75v fi., -f '4' l V , .ww ' 5 Adkins doesn'1 need help, he can do it all by himself BOD NYi3f1d9f Terry Browning , . Q , F ,di 4 XX fe ,Z ' f mm, Qv,,:,V, ' X5 WAVE-' H VVVVVVN, ., W' ,j . fgkg? QQWE4 ERN 7 V an ig? QM5' i f jr V e V ,,. ,V l , ' lmwlm mi wi wx jV ji gi J, fm My wwf 0,3 'Q -Vwlexf' 39,0 ,yt am mf MW4 f ,, f f fy 'A Q gif VV E31 Z- f ,1 fir V ,au H 9 V V wfff ,,,, VL, V V' , U , ,l,, , ' ,, ' V V,,, ll ,, ,,,, elel V f ' me , V ,,i1r,r,, , l we N ,N x i' l if? l if mi 1512213 ' M., Dan Dirks Bob Nlever Jim Hatcher , l ii Bifiiff l l Vive? la l fi v,,Q x H fe 75:75 : :fry g 0, 'Wy 3 i3W,g,,f H if ,Q W' A , .8,p,,V,t,:? V ji? W, , H my ,2'i4,f f , , My Vic Van Wieren Bob Fincham Don Ash Jim Slopak Me' Bowen Head Coach Assistant Coach Sophomore Coach 7 M Freshman Coach Left to Right - 1st Row - Dennis Connelly, Dick Buck, Alan Ketter, Randy Snow, Dave Niehl. 2nd Row - Charlie Foster, Charlie Bram mer, Mike DeTray, Dennis Jasmer, Milt Westbrook, Steve Sabalaske. BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL VARSITY SEASON SCORES SUMNER 77 FIFE 84 FOSTER 95 TAHOMA 75 WHITE RIVER 85 MOUNT Sl 64 CURTIS 132 PENINSU LA 70 ENUMCLAW 67 BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL SUMNER 84 FIFE 62 FOSTER 72 TAHOMA 62 WHITE RIVER 70 MOUNT SI 90 CURTIS 132 PENINSULA 60 ENUMCLAW 77 X-s.,..,,,, VARSITY SETS SEAMIIUNT RECURIJI4 IIVERTIMES is !!!f, .. K N G0 E? I W o, Id ' r ..,..,W. 5-f ' Iwo- ,,.,-- ' DENNIS JASMER STEVE SABALASKE CHARLIE FOSTER Center E3 Forward Forward t Go - Kiwi Q ' , x . .,, sweegekffwr, 4.... ., ' , S We 'XJ' . 'YTIIE s , Aw '41 A X J I ni M..,...,hl. .Q Steve Bruner DENNIS CONNELLY AL KETTER Guard H Forward Guard g .n-SN ,W S wx Q B eg! Milt Westbrook DAVE NIEHL RANDY SNOW Center Guard Guard 95 f i Nw it i L, E E 2: 2: L .J - 1-- 'l 2 -' 'E-W,-33 . Q ' ' - 1 f L I We 9- 3--ll M . L .l 1. L 1 A ses lrssrss .' lx, 1 5 7 2 7 E X llll SRE l lll - Left to Right: Randy Campadore, Steve Johnson, John Kanton, Kevin Westbrook, Bill Hughes, Mike DeTray, Charlie Brammer, Andy Miller, Steve Ross, Jay Robinson. IUNIUR VARSITY CUME UN STRONG Frosh Managers: Jim Gooch, Karl Knight, Kevin Gardikis. Statisticians: Donna Lauen berg, Janet Durr, Sherry Barna, Mary Parker. Statisticians: Left to right - Barb Myers, Lynn Coby, Gabrielle Krause, Twyla Dorfner, Christy Dunwoody, Audrey Goddard, Terri Harkins. J. V. SEASON SCORES BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL BETHEL 36 35 42 57 39 37 57 57 FIFE FOSTER TAHOMA WHITE RIVER MT. Sl CURTIS PENINSULA ENUMCLAW A 63 54 51 33 52 72 63 63 Statisticians: Left to Right - Teresa Swick, Scarlett Hicks, Paula Ehlers, Peggy Boyle. I Top Bow: Mark Bryant, Ed Harkins, Howard Liebrand, Les Myers, Jim Allen, Sid Hobbs, Larry Ladowskx Gary Bottnig Bob Myer N l U Bob Nelson. Bottom Row: Gasey Treat, Steve Surridge, Frank Howard. , , my I 62513 YEL l J ' I 'J' E V lj , ,Nj I HI Viv! lf,IU ...I If' - I r U11 B . I V lj ,Xi-J lj I LX U 1 f L!! Q I ., ' C ,L ' , lv BETHEL LAUGHBON J.v. - 1 U' 'I , BETHEL CURTIS ,JU X J 'N U I I bf VL, - BETHEL LAIJGHBON .1.v. . wp I I f My f I My BETHEL ENuIvIcLAW B Ll 1U ,VL NER- if E B, EL 3 34 LILSUTAHOIIIIAJ V- I, 18 22122 EEQEEELNWPJTSSI BETILBQ 21 I I T V 40 BELNELI Q34 K XLELBFGINSUL 33 BETHEL SUMNEB BET Eltwlly 28 UA, ENUMCLQW 30 BETHEL WASHINGTON BETHEL JJQ NSHOWMTER 38 BETHEL CURVE BETHEL, IL PII . j 'I IWCTUBTIS L 52 BETHEL FRANKLIN PIERCE BETHEEA 44 wb F, QU, 25 BETHEL ENuIvIcLAW BETHEL 303' ji! NEB fr, 44 BETHEL SUMNER BETHEL 31 ' LUX WHITE RIVEKJ 37flJ BETHEL WASHINGTON I ,Ivru Q I, BETHEL CURTIS t 'L' Q BETHEL ENuIvIcLAW I ' of J BETHEL SUIIIINEB Top Row: Dan Poorman, Glen Rohr, Mike Ratigan, Jim Dilard, Ken Scalf, Mike Konschue, Leonard Rice. Front Row: George MartI nez, Glenn Broadwell, Dave Brooks, Allan Barns, Steve Johnson, Steve Swatner. Dennis Jasmer is there again! Don't worry guys, l'II get it! 9 Dave Niehl comes up with 2 big ones D.ick Buck watches as Randy Snow makes a free throw. The Big Five are 'eadV 10 90- Dennis Connelly takes rebound for the Braves. K ext 3 QQ... 461 N--.Q ' Q WNMNN MIIRTUN AND LAIIWIG G0 T0 DISTRICT INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Ross 8 4 Sagen 6 8 Hooper 1 5 Cox 2 2 Bowser 2 0 Thompson 1 1 1 Brown 1 12 Morton 7 9 Ladwig 9 7 Bankus 1 6 Campadore 6 6 Berger 4 4 Flowers 1 1 Topping, B. 3 Jasmer Topping, M. 9 6 8 3 10 I S N COACH M031 ER Manager - Larry Tibbits Den Mother - Mrs. Mike Statistician - Cathy Heindselmanf GARY ROSS - 101 MII-ES SAGEN ' 107 1 TOM HOOPER - 115 NORM COX-115 TOM BOWSER - 121 KEVIN THOMPSON - 121 Ks, 3 A415 X 1 ' . ' FL- A 5 TON' BROWN ' 129 ALLEN Moreton ' 135 VARSITY SEASON SCORES Bethel 31 Orting 20 Bethel 20 Fife 33 Bethel 8 Curtis 40 Bethel 30 Enumclaw 20 Bethel 8 Tumwater 38 Bethel 8 North Thurston 40 Bethel 14 Tahoma 38 Bethel 20 Mount Si 34 Bethel 19 Peninsula 28 Bethel 21 White River 28 Bethel 16 Kennedy 31 Bethel 16 Timberline 34 Bethel 0 Sumner 50 Bethel 35 Foster 13 LARRY FLOWERS - 158 BRAD TOPPING - 170 ...Ne i ' ' 4: All 'ww 1. hn- DON LADWIG - 141 t1-lt 1 'Eg' fy m RICK CAMPADORE - 148 BILL JASNIER - 188 101 LARRY BANKUS -148 LONNY BURGER -158 MARK TOPPING - Unlimited Left to Right - Top Row - Dan Bankus, John Harmon, Dave Rayburn, Dave Scharpt, Steve Dowling, Shawn McClimons, Mark Riehm Tim Fox, Mark Madsen, Dave Anderson, Chuck Connell, Dan Steig, Tom Whitney. Bethel started out their sea- son slow this year, but surely worked hard to make a good showing at every match they competed in. Allen Morton and Don Lad- wig were Bethel's two wrestlers who, after hard competition in sub-district received titles, Al- len, 3rd at 117 Dound weiuht. and Don, alternate at the 141 weight. Mr. Richard Mosier coached this year's team. J. V. Statisticians: Shelley Thomas, Louise Michener, Jane Dolfin. l.V. WRESTLERS Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel J. V. SEASON SCORES 8 Orting 2 Fife 8 Curtis 1 2 Enumclaw 20 Tumwater 26 North Thurston 20 Tahoma 8 Rodgers 38 Mount Si 18 Peninsula 20 White River 26 Kennedy 16 Timberline 18 Sumner 45 Foster FROSH SEASON SCORES Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel Bethel 13 55 0 74 24 42 21 47 29 35 37 22 10 61 5 53 3 57 25 47 Frosh Brave goes for pin. Sumner Lochburn Fife Woodbrook Tahoma Mt. Si Sumner Enumclaw Curtis Fife Statistician - Sandy Walls Statistician ' SU0 H919 Coach Rawlings FRUSH BUHJJ FOR THE FUTURE Top: Dan Rayburn, Russ Vallier, Richard Griffin, Mitch Williams, Chris Goddard, Jim Collins, John Riehm, Chuck Nottle, Virgil Hogan lM rl Dennis Anderson. Middle: Kelly McDonald, Don Arnestad, Walt Wieme, Dale Gaines, Gary Bullard, Jim Cole, Chester Bury, Dan 9 Van Dusen Dave Furlough, lllflgrl Mike Compton. Bottom: Mike Door, Bill Wright, Don Vincent, Dave Hull, Terry Kronlund, Mark Folk, Paul Tomchick, Dan Russell, Dan Brown, Doug Briehl. lg, f 45, ji, C ,A , or 4, ,fr -I I 1...ll, Thompson cradles for a pin. Ladwig goes for an escape. wi xg Campadore goes for a pin. -11 Ross gets two on take down. Ross goes for pin. Brad Topping ties up for take down. CUACH PARKER TAKES UVER I A3 e . ifififf' J 1 L . L A..-lksmnv M Ab i Left to Right: Standing - Manager Gary Ross, Al Ketter, Rick Campadore, Brad Topping, Randy VSVSWY COSCF1 JOE PARKER Snow, Ken McLaughlin, Skip Thiel, Dennis Connelly, Cliff McKinney, Tom Witney. Kneeling - Brent Schenk, Randy Campadore, Dave Niehl, Bob Gentry, Don Ladwig, Fred Speer, Mark Topping. RETURNING LETT EBM!! MARK TOPPING KEN MCLAUGHLIN BRAD TOPPING DENNIS CONNELLY Tom and his bats. STEVE BROWN DON LADWIG SKIP THIEL Left to Right: Standing - Jim Kelly, Bruce Leonard, Jesse Cole, Frank Howard, Charlie jBram'm'er, J' V' Coach FNCHARD KESSEL Forest Graves, Karl Lien, Andy Hudgins, Les Meyers, Greg Krape, Larry Nicholas. Kneeling - Tim Fox, S . . . Jim Gunderson, Casey Treat, Charles Baker, Guy Merchant, Ron Hallman, Steve Burkhart. tat'St'C'anS , , ' Debbie Flowers, Brenda Nishiyama, Karen Ettlin, Cheri Johnson, Frosh Coach'DOUG WENK is Varsity Statisticians - Sharon Ackley, Cathy Heindselman, Gail Sabalaske. Standing Left to Right - Manager Dave Dillard, Dave Thompson, Chuck Nottle, Ray Kuper, Glenn Rohr, Mike Konschuh, Steve Johnson, John Riehm, Harry Hensdell, Kevin Gardikis. Kneeling - Randy Kennedy, Steve Schwantner, Bill Wimbles, Dan Poorman, Alan Barnes, Russ Valier, John Tillman, Jack Rodgers, gn. is iv il 107 Kneeling Left to Right: Ron Russel, Ted Lantz, Kelvin Westbrook, Steve Bruner, Doug Alsip, Terry Browning, Glen Ryder, Pat Walen, Bob Nylander, Jim Hatcher, Mike O'Callaghn, Dale Hemenway, Shawn McCiimans. Standing Left to Right: Milton Westbrook, Jim Mulcahey, Howard Liebrand, Mark Sutter, Duane Millspaugh, Guy Hawk, Larry Bankus, Ray Hartman, Ted Mulholland, Larry Ladowski, Bob Meyer, Mike Cox, Mike Montello, Scott Allred, John Mobley, Steve Fite, Steve Benzing, Stan Adkins, Mark Riehm, Steve Ross, Jim Conant, Dan Dirks, Morgan Bradley, Vic VanWieren, Steve Johnson, David Scharph, Ed Harkins. Not Pictured: Rick Becker, Chris Claunch, Jerry Flowers, Jim Sharbono, Craig Williams. Head Coach DOUQ Wlsness Assistant CO2Ch Ed TiI1QSf6d Assistant Coach - Jim Ratteree Frosh Coach Lyman Salisbury Left to Right - Front Row - Frank Marshall, Dan Craddock, George Martinez, Glenn Broadwell, Doug Henschberger, Dan VanBoven, Pete Madson, Mike Door, Jim Craig. Back Row - Dave Brooks, Mike Ratigan, Mike Weigley, Steve Millspaugh, Ken Scalf, Jim Dillard, Virgil Hogan, Kelley McDonald, Richard Folden. 108 Duane Millspaugh practices pole vaulting. Senior Sprinter - Doug Alsip. Hurdler - Steve Benzing mon TEAM L MAKES anon snuwma Senior Distance Runners: Coach Wisness and runners measure out finish lines. Track Statistlclans - ' ' ' H h . Glenn Rlder' Bob Nylander' Terry Browning' Jim am er Fran Martinez, Debbie Brooks, Pat Watson, Audrey Goddard 3 1 . T k M - S N' h I ' IVI'l . Student Coach - Doug Wnsoni Senior Javelin - Steve Bruner rac anagers teve IC o as, Sud i Ier, Gary Fox 109 Girls' Doubles - Toni McConnell 81 Barb Myers ..V.V:f Back Row - Left to right Bill Robinson Louise Mlchener Jon Klinger Gary Salter Gary Boettner Mike Williams Charles Foster Front Row Larry Boettner Jan Halengren Rhlly Westfall Nancy Tvedt, Mary Bowlby Scarletg Hicks Debbi Timm Tom McConnell Craig Kelley Becky Fisher Barb Meyers. ffj j 1' 5 55 if if nk ,N .um xv- ESX. 7 'fri 1L- . ' L ki ix .... Q L. 'ig Q gg 5 mam Q ff A- ' -Q1 .3 A ,ff wiki . ' s - -w -:T if A x . .K if-flhl' 1 . , 3 Wk 5 H isa 5 ii' fm 52 S . 'xx 5 Q -1. QL gigs. X Vg 8 is H M ,kixi 1 X x 'f i fi L, 1. Q: , Q .WM,N.,...N...,g..s ,,...-M- i X V, Vu Ni N .X i -if Action may not always bring happinessg but there is no happiness without action. Disraeli STUDENT IDEAS NOW REPRESENTED ON SCHOOL BOARD The student government really kept on the ball this year, helping the student body with many of its activities. The ASB now has two students representing them on the school board. The Senate backed up the ASB on the go-around about the pants issue and are helping the students to raise money for the new stu- dent lounge. Student Body President, Steve Bruner, and Vice President, Bill Robinson, were instrumental in obtaining the needed support to further extend the educational opportunities of married students. Advising the Senate and House of Represen- tatives was Nlr. C. J. Knaggs, with ASB President Steve Bruner, AdViS0l' - MF- C- J- KW3999 Advisor ' MY- Ed Niehl Vice President Bill Robinson, and Activities Coordinator Donna J Haley. lst Semester - lst Row - Darlene Barna, Ron Hallman, Debbie Ladwig, Geri Tyler, Renee Pailca. Linda Woodward, Kathy Lowdy, Nlike Door, Diane Lewis,.lsabell Qgrbitt, Cheri Johnson, LeAnne Overway. 2nd Row - Randy Snow, Chris Rollins, Jeff Corbitt, Terry Brown- ing, Renie Wright, Rob Carey, Edith Critchley. Pam Rohr. Joyce Bazoski, Mark Folden, Jim Collins. 3rd Row - Shelley Thomas, Dan Rayburn, Gary Carlson, Dan Poorman, Doug Bury, Bob lVleyers, Linda Ash, Bill Robinson, lVlark Woodward, Ross Hicks,Jim Nlulcahey. Row l - Tom Brown, Judy Swetz, Faye Phillips, Sally Harrison, Debbie ,Ladwig, Dianne Lewis, Isabelle Corbitt Sharon Ackley, Ron Hall- man, Larry Schwantner, Jeff Corbitt, Helen Dirks. Row 2 - LeAnne Overvvay, Edith Critchley, Bob Carrie, Joyce Basozki, Karen Caldwell, Nona Dawson, Royce Stoneburner, Tony Phillips, Nlark Folden, Shelley Thomas. Row 3 - Jim Collins, Dan Rayburn, Lucy Schilter, How- ard Liebrand, Randy Snow, Bob lllleyers, Rex Hadman, Ray Kuper, Bill Robinson, Nlark Woodward, Jim lVlulcahey. s-cmssass-Q. . President - Steve Bruner , 7' 7 Vice President - Bill Robinson 5 Secretary - Judy Stafford X Row 1 - Darlene Barna, Jeanette Schrawyer, Terri Harkins, Shelley Asplund, Debbie Pugh, Pamm Landgrebe. Row 2 - Rick Konshue, Cathy Hiendselman, Sharon Williams, Pat Morehart, Jeff Cor bitt, Donna Haley. Row 3 - Barb Nlenqe, Lucy Schilter, Douq Bury, Steve Bruner, Bill Robinson Bradley Topping, X . Sl Treasurer - Treasurer - Activities Coordinator Jackie Dickinggn Sharon Williams Donna Haley Ways and li-'leans Committee 115 Financial Advisor Mr. Fincham Q, tif ,QQQfs .'YS' C-ffw-'S A DON LADWIG Photography Editor CATHY HEINDSELMAN - Editor JILL DOYLE. Associate Editor STAFF CUNJURES UP ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL BETHELUNAIN ,A U , , U, F ' W N. JEANNIE VAN WIEREN - Freshmen Class JANE DOLFIN, - Assistant Business Manager Another year of classes and activities has come to an end. The staff has worked whole-heartedly to present you with the 1971 Bethelonian, but our efforts will have been successful only if it calls to mind the memories of your days at Bethel High School. SHELLEY THOMAS - Sports 1, 2. .. . - ...A --:el .. A X is X L xfx N 5 .as- GARY ROSS -- S Production Staff 116 DEBBI TIMM - Senior Class 'Q wr DIANE MYERS- STEVE DOWLING - I-'NDA ASH- Photographer Sophomore Class Photographer RICK CANIPADORE- BRAD TQPPING THERESA BECKER-E Sports Editor Photographer Type Setter JEANNINE LARSON - Junior Class NIR. MOSIER - Advisor 117 LINDA SMITHLIN- Business Manager Y is ' NK A O JOHN HARNION - Faculty-Administration Editor LYNN COBY - Organizations Editor SHERRY IVIULLET, SUE BEFORE f GEORGIA FRENCH - SUSIE NIARTIN i i Ad Manager Editor, 2nd Semester V . Xi .ll mmm, BARB IVIENGE, ECIITOI' MRS. NIAPLE, Advisor. 1st Semester. BRAVE TALK Left to Right: KATHIE THIEL, LINDA ASH, CLIFF DELRIE I f I A Left to right - JOY JEWETT, Circulation Editor, JANET LITTLE ditor, ALLISON ARTHUR, Photo Editor. Copy E s.a.........s.. ..... ...,.t., . . , 'N 118 Left to Right - ELAINE GUTHRIE, SUE FLEIG, GILLBERT HARDY. VUICEUFSCHOOL Len to Right: MIKE KERSCHNER, GUY HAWK, TON: Doon BETTI LANDGREBE. ' My K W. A.-ll 119 BOB PALMER, Sports Editor. The production of the Bravetalk was quite a big thing around Bethel with lst semester editor Barb Menge, and Susie Martin 2nd semes- ter, and Mrs. Maple, advisor. The Bravetalk staff worked hard in making it a success. lt ranged from e free peopIe's corner to Jock Talk, and covered all the happenings at Bethel Senior High School. RAY WE I G LEY, Co-Editor. l Sarah Lane - Debbie Smith - Randy Wilson, Production Manager Michelle Bogrand. 120 1 , 3 ASA, fgivvv. I 5 . 1 6 A li 1 5 5 ,Z k f W. iw' JM f f Qi Aff! HSM. ---'M' J.V.'S HELP PROMOTE SPIRIT LINDA AHRENDSEN if Y GAIL SABALASKE LORI SMITHLIN The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, Linda Ahrensen, Kathy Dolfin, Mary Dunham, Gail Sabalaske, and Lori Smithlin, helped fill the gym with spirit during the Junior Varsity games and pep assemblies. Their main goal was to promote spirit, and it was easily seen that they did an excellent job. - me 'Sf as we t sw 5 .hx sg.,-,Mk . Egg: it t Lori Studying...?? KATHY DOLFIN SING ALONG WITH TOM! MARY DUNHAM 122 HURRY UP RENEE! FROSH BOOST '74'S SPIRIT Debbie Anderson, Henrietta Barna, Brenda Failey, Sue Fite, and Renee Pailca were chosen this year to lead the Frosh fans with cheers and spirit. These girls not only cheered at pep assemblies 'and freshman games, but they got to cheer with the S . varsity and J.V. cheerleaders at varsity games. They did a great job of boosting spirit in the freshman class. Frosh Cheerleaders prepare for competition. DEBBIE ANDERSON BRENDA FAI LEY I I xx ' , f g ,'t HENRI BARNA SUE FITE 123 gi RENEE PAI LCA Back Row, left to right: Brenda McFarland, Theresa Conant, Debbie LaChapelle, Kathy Andrews, Twyla Dorfner, Lana Bachelor, Margie Ku per, Janet Durr, Linda Cable, Cheryl Flivard. Next Row Down: Brenda Nishiyama, Debbie Brooks, iL Patty Long, Jan Burk Sherry Barner, Pat Parker, Bev Gardner, Melody Knudson, Sue Fleig. Frosh Cheerleaders: Debbie Anderson, Renee Pailca, Sue Fite, Brenda Failey, Henrietta Barna. Second Bow: Linda Ahrendsen, Mary Dunham, Lori Smithlin, Joan Enslow, Jamie Ackers, Darlene Barna, Francis Martinez, Nancy Brown, Jill Doyle, Gail Sabalaske, Kathy Dolfin. Front Fow: Nettie Alvarez, Shelley Asplund, Linda Smithlin. PEP CLUB- SPIRIT PRUMUTERS s 1 'V 4' '-W 046509 gs Pep Club, under the control of Darlene Barna, decorated Advisor . Advisgr . for the Pigskin Pow Wow, sponsored car washes, and had pixies for the basketball players and wrestlers. Miss Johnson Mrs. Porter President - Darlene Barna Vice President - Francis Martinez Secretary - Jamie Acres Treasurer - Nancy Brown Left to Right - Majorette Kathy Kleinsaucer. lst Row - Marne Sagen, Debbie Pugh, Lynn Coby, Chad Corbin, Brenda Nishyama, Pam Bailey, Sue Riley, Connie Burkhart. 2nd How - Teresa Williams, Dehhie Brooks, Patty Long, Jamie Ackers, Shiela Baskett, Maggie Mosier, Angie Rogers, Judy Swetz. 3rd Row - Kathy Rester, Kay Schwaner, Terri l-larkins, Marion Emmert, Melinda Hatcher, Lillian Parker, Debbie Flowers, Pam Smith. 4th Row - Toni Door, Karen Ettlin, Vicki Bowerman, Chris Rollins, Gayle Farmer, Julie Deal, Harriette Drake, Gayle Russel. 5th Row - Janet Fletcher, Margie Kuper, Sharon Jacobsen, Twyla Dorfner, Vicky Nelson, Becky Erb, Kathy Ock- 'len, Karen Caldwell. 6th Row - Judy Gramann, .loan Farland, Carol Campbell, Nona Dawson, Scarlet? Flick, Juhanna Winter, Denisa Knudson. . , A A if V . il wt' Q Student Leaders - KAREN CALDWELL and Mrs. Clemons NONA DAWSON. Advisor as 'QQ - 125 Drill Team marched proudly in the daffodil parade to represent Bethel, new uniforms and all. To get their uniforms in time for the Sumner game, and broken in for the daffodil parade, they sponsored a bake sale and went to such extremes as to wash a dump truck during a car wash. With the help of Mrs. Clemons, Drill Team was a big success this year. DRlll TEAM MARCHES UN. N xl Left to Right - ist Row - Larry Tibbits, Alan Ketter, Bill Jasmer, Ken IVlcLaughlin, Skip Thiel, Terry Browning, Gary Ross, Tim Fox, Kevin Thompson, Bob lVleyer, Don Ladwig, Craig Campadore. 2nd Row - Dave Niehl, Dan Dirks, Jeff Corbitt, John Wyland, Dennis Connelly, Doug Bury, Dennis Jasmer, Stan Adkins, Steve Brown, Randy Show, Bruce Wesner, Bob Howard. 3rd Row - Bill Emmert, Tom Brown, Doug Wilson, Cliff NlcKinney, Rex Hadman, Fred Speer, Charlie Foster, Steve Benzing, Dave Rayburn, Allen Nlorton. LETTERMllN'S CLUB Lettermen's Club had an average year. Throughout the 70- 71 year they held a bake sale and their annual spagetti dinner. Highlighting their year was the initiation of new lettermen to the club. Advisor. lVlr. Ash Advisor, llllr. Ostrander .'1.' SEE, Siffig ss JJ'-3:-'f ' H ' ' Mriffik N-E :- er -- 'wk T E, ...T I Q 1. 55, jg . President, Doug Bury Vice President, Dennis Jasmer Secf9THfY'Tf93SUf9V, D01-I9 Wilson Advisor, lVlr. Madison Vice President, Jim Conant Treasurer, Steve Bruner fm is K is gsaiiwlgxeks, if :Em 1-4. Q- -- '- ' i J 5 . X 1 ' g1'3f:-51 1 y- fs . - , 1 fs ' We we , N A A 7. L, X - ::,, -- .. .Xe-gs' :groan ...,,..,f...,, ,Q .AA Q' ,. LX.L kxmbt g f, ' s ' are Q' X Q ,U as we -X rf X juss X Xxx i . , . 555 T. ,ig 5 y 5 x ,LL E ft l Sargent at Arms, Steve Brown LINDA CHUSEN KEY HEART Key Club started out the year parking cars and raising the flag for football games. As the year progressed, they set up extra bleachers for over-capacity crowds at basketball games. High- lighting the year was the annual Keyheart dance in which Linda Smithlin was chosen Key Heart. President, Jeff Corbitt Secretary, Stan Adkins Linda Smithlin Chosen Key Heart First Row: Greg Wood, Jeff Corbitt, Terry Browning, Jim Conant, Randy Campadore, Lonny Berger, Bruce Leonard, Dave Neihl, Bob Nylander, Craig Campadore. Second Row: Randy Snow, Ken Ock- fen, Dan Dirks, Stan Atkins, Steve Fite, Morgan Bradley, Bill Parsons, Rex Hadman, Ken NlcLaughlin, Craig Kelly. Third Row: Skip Thiel, Tom Brown, Steve Bruner, Doug Bury, Marty Dorfner, Charlie Foster, Bill Robinson, Ross Hicks, Fred Speer, Dennis Jasmer. :ill X ' 127 A Flutes - Row 1 - Nettie Alverez, Gayle Russell, Sylvia Smith, ' , R 2-J s lrvan, Kathy lvlacNamera, Kafhv glgjgncclgssgn Klzgwortgyce U I Oboe - Ruth Milroy, Bassoon - Barb Carey, Megara Esmond. Jim Craig- Bass Clarinet - John Harmon, John Mobly. Alto Clarinet - Debbie Clarinets - Row 1 - Darlene Barna, Darlene Herbrand, Lynne Campbell. Bowen, Kathy McCann, Geri Tyler, Kerry Chapman. Row 2 - Debbie Jorgenson, Sharon Ackley, Brad,Topping, Mark Topping, Becki Cauffman, Barb Myers. 2 Tuba - Harry Haines, Terry Browning. Saxaghone - Row 1 - Carol Niehly, Jennifer Tomchick, Henri P R I D E Barna. Flow 2 - Dean Lawthers, Howard Leibrand, Mark Daines. 128 Percussion - Martha Peterson, Dan Murphy, Mike Cox, Greg Wood, Craig Kelley, Casey Treat. Baritone - Janette Schrawyer, Jim Mulcahey. Trombone - Bow 1 - Charlie Foster, Jon Klingler, Carl Wright. Bow 2 - Dennis Jasmer, Bill Parsons, Dan Rayburn. . MUSIC FORU- Bass String - Twyla Dorfner, D. J, Dearinger. Trumget ' Row 1 - Dave Hull, Ed Donohue, Flon Mitchell, Row 2 - Steve Brown, Tom Tomchick, Wayne Coppess. French Horns - Edie Sullivan, Bill Miles, Penny Lavvthers, Laura Brandlein. 129 ---GAMES, CUNCER, , AND ASSEMBLIES ggi Left to Right: Front Row - Toni Rader, Teresa Farley, Kathy Andrews, Sharon Stecker, Teresa Wade, Trudi Hunt, Diane Myers. 2nd Row - Debbi Anderson, Janet Durr, Ann Wells, Helena Parker, Chris Curtiss, Cathy Robbins, Jeanne Carreiro, Royce Stoneburner, Judy Scott, Debbie Brooks, Chester Bury, Bill Bury. 3rd Row - Ronda Barber, Dennis Baird, Dave Brooks, Dennis Guttromson, Marvin Scott, Dennis Beaulieu, Cary Berger, Jim Cole, Lonnie Ely, Kelly McDonald, Rick Mobley, Larry Boettner, Ruth Lead, Jim Collins, Rob Carey. 4th Row - Les Myers, Connie Ely, Tedine Bottiger, Glenn Rohr, Karl Lien, Brian Bond, Len Rice, Rich Mackman, George Tallmadge, Paul Thacker, Jim Kelley, Dana Moore. Not shown V Doug Hinschberger, Larry Force, Greg Randall. Stage Band The band this year was kept busy with a multitude of things. They not only played at games and assemblies, but also attended the Abbottsford International Contest in Canada, the West Central District Band Contest, and the Seamount League Band Contest. The cadet and stage band also entertained at band contests including the Spring Concert and Commencement. The Stage Band went to the Olympic Jazz Festival in Bremerton and played at the variety show. These bands helped very much to lift the spirit at Bethel High. ss K 4, -XX R X X K ' in 'A QL ..'-- 'K - . ' I 0 0 n 0 11 . - S lf ii'it' g J., .. it ffm Cadet Band 130 ... ....... ...Mk ' . .., ...- 1 'Gif' I ,. .. - ..s.. .... , .... 6, 5 .... ggi? .y K. 'X kkkzk, X Vxgf if We Secretary-Treasurer - President - Band lays on another concert. KATHY DOLFIN STEVE BROWN Vice-President - D. J. DEARINGEB Pep band plays at assemblies. Left to right - Bow 1 - Twyla Dorfner, David Dearinger, Greg Wood, Bill Miles, Sylvia Smith. Row 2 - Mark Daines, Dean Lawthers, Jennifer Tomchick, Henrietta Barna, Howard Leibrand, Penny Law- thers, Laura Brandlein. Bovv 3 - Dave Hull, Ed Donohue, Steve Brown, Jon Klinger, Carl Wright, Dennis Jasmer, Charlie Foster, Bill Parsons. Director D MR. HULL 131 A-NS 5' l Ch0I'8l Dil'9Ci0f ' MF- TUVVIBV Bottom Row: Sharon Stecker, Lois Titus, Sarah Briehl, Dianne Johnson, Cheri Johnson, Connie President Terie Peterson Allen, Debbie Broadwell. Second Row: Shelley Thomas, Terrie Peterson, Karen Mathis, Louise Michner, Therese McKamey, Pam Rohr, Theresa Swick. Third Row: Gary Fox, David Langley, Brad Maddox, Mack Mansen, Melvin Nottle, Joe Sharbono, Chuck Nottle. DU, RE, ME ,... Secretary-Treasurer Terese McKamey Vice President Karen Mathis Bottom Row: Sharon Stecker, Lois Titus, Sarah Briehl, Dianne Johnson, Cheri Johnson, Connie Allen, Debbie Broadwell. Second Row: Shelley Thomas, Terrie Peterson, Karen Mathis, Louise Michner, Therese McKamey, Pam Rohr, Theresa Swick. Third Row: Gary Fox, Davie Langley, Brad Maddox, Mack Mansen, Melvin Nottle, Joe Sharbono, Chuck Nottle. 132 Bottom Row: Mary Smith, Nancy Griffith, Pam Palmer, Faye Phillips, Sharon Stecker, Sue Symmons, Cheri Johnson, Teresa Swick, Diane Smith, Rose Dias, Debbie Scalf, Lois Allen, Gary Fox, Rita Rice, Terri Daffer, Roxy Bates, Debbie Broadwell, Kathy Nelson. Third Row - Vickie Rispens, Vicky Dirks, Gloria Booth, LeAnn Overway, Pam Rohr, David Langley, Sarah Briehl, Brad Maddox, Mark Mansen, Connie Allen. Fourth Row - Mike Johnson, Terese McKamey, Penny Lawthers, Karen Mathis, Terrie Peterson, Vickie McCoomas, Louise Michner, Len Rice, Brian Nixon, Gary Salter. Fifth Row - Melvin Nottle, Glenn Broadwell, Jim Beach, Randy Anderson, Chuck Nottle, Joe Shar- bono, Doug Compaw, Jay Phillips, Dean Ennest. Sixth Row - Debbie Butler, Sharon Hayes, Grace Richards, Cathy Robbins, Barbara Carey, Lois Titus, Shelley Thomas, Theresa Walen, Debbie Ash, Ruth Westerman. Under the supervision of Mr. Harold TUYIPY, the choir has worked hard to bring entertainment to Bethel High School. The Christmas concert, the music festival at Mount Si, the choral contest at Mount Tahoma, and the Easter Sunris- Service were a Kew of the many performances given by the choir. Row, Row, Row your boat. Smile, he's taking our picture. Oh No!! Not again B- CLUB To start the year off, B Club had a Thanksgiving Assembly in which they collected food and money for the needy families. Off and on, they went to Buckley and decorated for special occa- sions. With the theme Days to Remember , they sponsored the annual Father-Daughter Banquet. Leading B Club this year were President Barb Myers, Vice President Lucy Schilter, Secretary Sha- ron Ackley, and Treasurer Karen Caldwell. -sir Q3 President ' Barb MVGTS Vice-President - Lucy Schilter .ai X X ve. if Secretary - Sharon Ackley Treasurer - Karen Caldwell Advisor - Mrs. Bardwellf' Advisor - Mrs. Clark Row 1 - Martha Peterson, Kathy Kliensaucer, Anna Christenson, Elaine Hassenbalg, Debbie Pugh, Terri Harkins, Sharon Ackley, Debbie Jorgenson. Row 2 - Pam Landgrebe, Karen Caldwell, Pam lnterbitzen, Edith Critchley, Barb Myers, Ruth Detvviler, Carol Campbell, Lucy Schilter. 134 The purpose of Torch Honor Society is to give recognition to scholastic a- chievement. ln October a member- ship luncheon was held to honor I84 members, llar- gest group everl. Other activities included the dog- patch dance in which Fred Speer and Nettie Alvarez were chosen Little Abner and Daisy lVlay. A breakfast was held in lVlay honoring Senior mem- bers only and an addition- al banquet was held under the supervision of B.E.A. with Honor Society doing the work for the graduat- ing Seniors. THS GRUWS IN PUPULARITY ,-miisw t ff P Left to Right - Back Row - Lillian Parker, Jolynn Doyle, Linda Ahrendsen, Carey Chapman, Judy Scott, Toni Rader, Kathy Andrews, Gayle Russell, Brenda Hendricksen, Sharon Stecker. 2nd Row - Sheila Baskett, Teresa Swick, Mary Dunham, Cheryl Johnson, Kathy Flaherty, Natalie Vallone, Debbie Brooks, Patty Long, Sylvia Smith, Pat Parker. 1st Row - Peggy Boyle, Sue Riley, Francis Martinez, Brenda Nishiyama, Magara Esmond, Faye Phillips, Chad Corbin, Kathy Kleinsaucer, Melinda Hatcher, Marion Emmert, Isabelle Alexan- der, Jamie Acres. .nm AN 'il 4 A , A Left to Right - 1st Row - Helen Dirks, Sid Miller, Bob Nelson, Jane Dolfin, Lynn Bowen, Karen Ettlin, Kathy Rester, Brenda Peterson, Lynda Lee, Ruth Schelin. 2nd Row - Kathy MacNamera, Barb Lehfeldt, Becky Erb, LeAnn Overway, Gary Fox, Twyla Dorfner, Casey Treat, Tom Brown, Pam Anderson, Joy Sharbonog 3rd Row - Barb Carey, Helen Harvey, Morgan Bradley, Theresa Becker, Jody Hansen, Margie Kuper, Lora Cable, Nancy Brown, Marion Herforth, Lynn Goddard. 4th Row - David Worthy, Richard Cf: Lois Titus, Shelly Thomas, Howard Leibrand, Louise Mitchner, Mark Riehm, John Klinger, John Harmon, Bill Bury. 5th Row - Jim Allen, Dan Dirks, .lim Sjiliqzrbono, Bob Wise, Baan Lzzwthcrsa, Cliff McKinney, Bob Hammond, Ron Rivard, Lloyd Summers, Jim Mulcaney. 136 Left to Right - 1st Row - Jill Doyle, Margaret Mosier, Joyce Sullivan, Ruby Ackerman, Joan Rich, Jennifer Tomchick, Janie Ujhazi Carol Nealy. 2nd Row - Connie Allen, Miles Sagen, Penny Lawthers, Terese McKamey, Laura Braendlin, Sarah Briehl, Kathy Ockfen Sharon Jacobsen, Jim Conant. 3rd Row - Jay Robinson, Joan Farland, Karen Klindworth, Debbie Campbell, John Mobley, Doug Bury Barry Reed, Dan Murphy, Steve Sabalaske. N 'ff ff I Left to Right - 1st Row - Connie Burkhart, Darlene Barna, Nettie Alverez, Shelley Asplund, Vinita Thacker, Jeanette Schrawyer, Pam Smith, Glenn Ryder, Debbie Jorgensen, Jeff Corbitt, Pam Rohr. 2nd Row - Joyce Basozki, Karen Mathis, Debbie Timm, Donna Haley, Sharon Williams, Barb Myers, Cathy Heindselman, Terrie Peterson, Ruth Detwiler, Karen Caldwell, Nona Dayvson. 3rd Row v Lucy Schilter, Jim Hatcher, Donald Rind, Ken Ockfen, Roger Daines, Don Moulton, Linda Ash, Brad Topping, Sheila Finseth, Bill Robinson. 137 FURENSICS Left to Right - Richard Kuhlne, Craig Hoyer, Paul Crissman, Kathy Johnson, Paul Thacker, Harry Witt, Laura Brandllen, Allison Arthur, Sara Siemens, Tony Phillips. The skillful thinking, orga- nizing, and preparing of the Forensics has placed Bethel in many tournaments and con- tests. Some of the contests were: The Voice of Democracy con- test, A Student Congress Tour- nament at PLUQ The All School Oratoric Contest, and the two day UPS tournament.- The Debate Squad hosted 8 schools l90 studentsl from the Seamount League for the indi- vidual events tournament, on Nlarch 17, at Bethel. Advisor - Mrs. William' Richard Kuhlne leads debators llUlll 81 SCRULL Left to Right - Bob Palmer, Debbie Timm, Cathy Heindselman, Advisor lVlr. Nlosier, Linda Ash, Brad Topping, Rick Campadore, Don Ladwig, Georgia French, Jill Doyle, Debbie Smith, Lynn Coby, Sara Lane, Susee lVlartin, Advisor lVlrs. Maple. Ouill and Scroll, a Journal ism Honor Society, includes only those juniors and seniors who are scholastically in the upper one-third nf their class or who are recommended by either lVlrs. Maple or NIV. Nlosier. A yearly banquet is held to initiate new mem- bers. 138 RUCKET CLUB l X Advisor Left to Right - 1st Row - Dennis Baird, Bert Speers, Len Rice, Ted French. 2nd Row - Mike Cum- Mr- Nelson mings, John Kopalk. Rocket club members, under the advise of lVlr. Nelson, sought to promote interest in the Apollo program. Throughout the year they built and tested rockets to see which design would shoot best. Dean Ennis Ammunition Nlar. FULK GUITAR CLUB Bow 1 - Janet Durr, Janie Ujhazi, Allison Arthur, Janet Little. Row 2 - Tony Phillips, Bob Wise, Mark Sutter, Morgan Bradley, Folk guitar club kicked off the new year with a lot of enthusiasm. With the help of Mr. Madison, they performed well throughout Bob Palmer, Tony Phillips. the year. Highlighting their Advisor - Mr' Madison year was the Festival held at Spanaway Park. President - Bob Palmer 139 l C ... A ,aku Q Row -1 - Peggy Boyle, Pam Stewart, Suzie Riley, Francis Martinez, Henri Barna, Brenda McFarlane, Faye Phillips. Row 2 - Chad Corbin, Maggie Mosier, Debbie Cole, Pam Smith, Kathy lileinsaucer, Mindy Hatcher, Marion Emmert, Pamm Landgrebe, Debbie Pugh, Teresa Swick, Debbie Brooks. Row 3 - Kerry Chapman. aula Ehle Marv Dunham. Jamie Akers, Lyla Palmer, Marina Erikson, Sharon Stecker, Brenda Henrickson, Kathy Adnrews, Tony Rader, oxene Kerbs. Row 4 - Rhonda Watkins, Laura Johnson, Kathy Loudy, Debbie San- ford, Bamib Phillips, Melanie Young, Anna Christenson, Doreen Hall, Donna Fisher, Debbie Bridges, Lillian Parker. Row 5 - Toni Mc- Connell, Darla Prindle, Debbie Weilard, Sue Morris, Kathy Lubbismeyer, Jeanie Van Wieren, Janie Ujahzi, Sherry Barner ,Melody Knud son, Julie Wells, Sherry Dunwoody. Row 6 --Isabelle Qorbitt, Barb Lehfeldt, Becky Erb, Lorinda Pratt, Joy Sharbono, Lynne Bowen, Kim Moody, Margie Ratigan, Barb Myers, Jodi Hansen, Vicki Nelosn. Row 7 - Marie Richards, Maria Hayworth, Scarlett Hicks, Penny Lawthers, Cindy Sorenson, Cathy Robbins, Rhonda Barber, Marion Herforth, Karen Klindworth, Janet Durr, Lynn Goddard. l? Secretary Equipment Manager Advisor - Mrs. Wallen President - Debbie Pugh Barb Myers L,-l.,hie BYOZ-ldWa'll Competing in a variety of athletics, the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation competed intramurally in judo and bowling during the 1st semester. To help raise money for themselves, GAA sold station- ery and candy. Supervising these girls was Mrs. Brown, 1st semes- ter, and taking over for her was Mrs. Wallen, 2nd semester. Vice President - Lynn Goddard Treasurer ' Scarlett Hicks GAA How 1 - Francis Martinez, MarionReese, Debbie Brooks, Diane Lewis, Teresa Swickj Paula Ehlers,fToni McConnell, Jamie Akers. Row 2 - Isa itt, Barb Lehfeldt, Paula Almond, Cathy Macabe, Debbie Rader, Laura Johnson, Toni Rader, Roxene Kerbs, Janie Graham. Row 3 - Rhonda Watkins, Chris Rollins, Kathi Ockfen, Penny Hopkins, Janet Fletcher, Jodi Hansen, Jean- nine Larson, Karen Klindowrth. Advisor - Mrs. Kessel Advisor - Mrs. Coufal -WS 'GQ Pf9Sld9nT ' JUH9 Amesfad Vice President - Chris Rollins Secretary - Penny Hopkins Treasurer - Kathy Ockfen Tri-Hi-Y was involved in many activities this year. Among them were a weekend trip to the beach, giving cookies to the poor families at Christmas and having Kathy Ockfen and Chris Rollins representing them in Olympia. Keeping things going were President Julie Arnestad, Vice President Chris Rollins, Secretary Penny Hopkins, and Treasurer Kathy Ockfen. TRI-HI-Y SERVICE CLUB In this past year, Service Club helped quench the thirst of many by operating the concession stands. They also handed out programs at football and basketball games. President Gabrielle Krause, Vice President Sue Flieg, Secretary-Treasurer Teresa Conant, and Advisor Mr. Olson kept things under control. if Advisor ' MV- Olson President - Gabrielle Krause if Suv Fleig Vice President Treasurer - Teresa Conant Row 1 - Teresa Conant, Sue Fleig, Jerry Cummings, Brenda McFar- lane, Ginger Monta, Lyla Palmer, Adrienne Houle. Row 2 - Dennis Anderson, Gabrielle Krause, Lorinda Pratt, Kim Moody, Mike Compton, Judy Scott, Martha Peterson, Audrey Goddard. Left to Right - Richard Knapp, Ruth Detwiler, Jeanette Schrawyer, Kum Burke, Debbie Henrickson. FUREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB President - Jeanette Schrawyer Sing along with Carol, Natalie, Karen, Maggie, and . . . Foreign Language students saved enough money to send three students to Mexico this year. Cathy Claunch, Mark Perry, and Kim Burke en- joyed and learned many new things in Mexico for 6 weeks. Besides sending these stu- dents to Mexico, the Foreign Language Club sponsored a Christmas Party and sold cal- endars to raise money. Advisor- Mrs. zubaiik Advisdi - Mfg. i-iipks ' Advisor- Mrs, Green 142 Left to Right - Janie Ujhazi, Dave Phillips, Mrs. Griffin, Shiela Fin- seth, Mr. Childers, Mona Young, Faye Phillips, Richard Griffin, Jane Robinette. FFA has participated in many judging contests. They had an exhibit of Project Animals, and attended the Evergreen State Fair in Monroe, along with the Western Washington Fair in Puyallup, the Pacific international Livestock Exposition in Portland, Oregon, and the Puget Sound Ju-nior Livestock Show in Marvsville. They also sponsored an after game dance and had two donut sales. ART CLUB President - Dave Phillips Art Club was very success- ful this year. They placed lst in the Pow Wow for the best club skit. They helped design and decorate the float Nature, Our Greatest Heritage and chose the material to be used in Pennaisance. , M W I Flow 1 - Lee Burnside, Kent Baskett, Don Hobbs, Bill Dobson, Chuck Connell, Jim Krapf, Ken Hobbs, Adwsor ' r' a en John Kopack. Row 2 - Mike DeTray, Dennis Almond, Jamie Ferber, Dave Anderson, Flon Hobbs, Gary Bointtner, Mark Perry. is ..: mi.: A S 5 ,, ,:., i xx ff ,Xe X 1 's A. Q 5, i 2 Q z Q Q J W5 4 5 Q W 2' 3' I 3? X f 5 Y s W1 E 5 u 'fl KX' Q Q, . ,, ,V 5 'iii , fx A 'f Ns....vf VW Q i M A ' 2 , 1 2 . I PIGSKIN PUWWUW HIGHLIGHTS HUIVIECUIVIING ACTIVITIES ff jf 2 1 I . aa I ? W, ,,,,, . 'zsgfg M, 'TLIEEN JUDY STAFFORD Homecoming week was exciting and fun-filled as last minute details were added to prepare 'for the annual events that took place. Beauty, rough football players, comedy, and suspense all played a part in creating the atmosphere which enveloped the 17th annual Pigskin Pow- Wow, held Thursday, October 22nd, in the gym. Decorations, by Pep Club added to the evening that was very much enjoyed by everyone. Judy Stafford was crowned queen by Coach Tingstad and reigned over the festivities. Her court included Junior Attendant, Judy Cooper, Sophomore Attendant, Leann Overwayp and Freshman Attendant, Debbie Vollbrecht. Before Queen Judy announced the winners, the tense air was filled with suspense. For the second time in their history at Bethel, the Juniors Iclass of '72I again won the coveted over-all trophy and placed first in the class divi- sion, with the skit, Who's Afraid of the Big Red Ed, Seniors rated second place in the class division, with Valley of the Braves. Mission: Ridicu- lous, Art Club's skit, placed first in the club division, and G.A.A. placed second with their skit, Three Cheers for the Braves. Friday afternoon the first Homecoming pep assembly was held. Key Club put on a skit, and Sophomores won the pep point for creating the most noise. Friday evening finally arrived. The Bravettes and Kathy Kleinsaucer did routines accompanied by the band. Royalty rode around the track in convertibles driven by members of Key Club. The one damper on the Home- coming activities was the loss to White River, 21-14. Climaxing the busy, fun-filled week was the Homecoming dance spon- sored by Pep Club. Students and alumni danced to the music provided by the Renaissance Fair. The Braves showed determination during the Homecoming game. 146 wg? S' 'Nb L Wav Q Q- X sis -so is X P395 J X , ..:ghg gk k.-'A Q - Q .'-, Q 5 xx 5' 5 kg S . X . gil i Freshmen boys show their talent? BANDPROFITS FROM VARIETY SHOW Sleeping is this boy 's talent. To help raise funds for band uniforms, the second annual Student-Faculty Variety Show was held on Nov- ember 20th in the gym. lVlr. Glenn Hull, band director, was responsible for the timing and performance of everyone, as different talents from throughout Bethel High School combined to form the two-hour show. The Variety Show can be labeled and looked upon as a genuine success and great show by performers and audience. Janet Little Sang- Joe Parker was MC. Sylvia gets it together. Lawancla does her thing. TERRIE PETERSON DONNA HALEY SHARON WILLIAMS SHIELA FINSETH NONALEE DAWSON 149 PRINCESS LUCY SCH I LTER BETHEL'S DAFFUDIL BEAUTIES 5 N Couples enjoyed dancing to the music of two bands. Couples, tensed and excited with anticipation, quickly relaxed to enjoy the certain air of romance mystery, and enchantment which was ever so present at the 1970 Senior Ball, held on November 25th. Seniors went all out to make their ball the best ever. The theme, We've Only Just Begun, chosen by the Senior class, complemented the music, dinner, and setting, which all added to the importance of the majestical evening. Having two excellent bands, Acapulco Gold and Springfield Rifle , was one of the outstanding features of the ball. At the peak of the evening, the royalty was introduced, with Brad Topping and Toni Harkness being crowned King and Queen, making the ball a truly regal event. The luxury of the Sea-Tac Motor Inn, with its glass elevators, chandeliers, and balconies with hang- ing plants, made this, the last formal dance for the Senior Class, a treasured memory forever. Couples enjoyed talking to cliapcrones. mon, just one dance? uWe'vc only just begunmfsighj Lori gets into the swing of tlriingsl SEATTLE SETS NIUUD SHELLEY ASPLUND DEBBIE JOHNSON DEBB1 TIMM ,ff f M 4 TTfT 2 T , 2 K f QM, ' a Q , E v QUEEN TONI IIARKNESS KING BRAD TOPPING DOUG BURY CRAIG CAMPADORE CHARLIE FOSTER FUR SENIOR BALL 151 ,ww ,ww 'N ...ww W' Y as 513,15 if 1 gg ' s if ,..,, Q 33 'I-X Ji' 1 W ix i s E s I E l z S if 1 5 N QQ xx' gzyy I E X i- gi-Mi X x 56- ...mf-f-'f'f ' s.. , a F 0 .,i 1 af Q. r o i ,Q-. 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HWE HE-MIVQOU CLEAN Upffm eve 81 Used IINJII Best in food at low prices H, 1, 135iJ2APaCif1c A9112-rife 1 I 7-7706 7 S, R0utg1,BQX 1145 NVQ' 1 00 Lucid ' SENTOXR Soon LUQ4 SENI S BEST OF LUCK SENIORS T097 if , J LP 7.3!lm'IXl JONESKZ' W-WV SPANIA Y UNION 76 DRYER IVIORTUARY J 1 f'T-Q71 PoweXr71Exg!Eifpment AJ 1 15 Pacific Avenue LE 1-9977 The DrV9f FGITIIIY BF wand Sewioqrq 3 GOOD LUCK SENIORS Trav and Florence 7 7, 23 P qiUcL:4Avenue7k L3 ' GGVYY and MEIVY V' M Cf LE 1- ' 4 - .af V Dryer Fir Lane Chapel 1 Exkj QM Spanaway, Washington TT' S -'W AA! Q11 Cf-f DUTC MAN DRIVEIN .XIV Rou 1 , Box 1091 na ay, Washington 7- vi 7-2179 gIJxTJ GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '71' SPANAWAY HARDWARE 81 PAINTS Route 1, Box 1050 Spanaway, Washington VI 7-7100 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '71 SI LE R'S T.V. AND APPLIANCE 11230 Pacific Avenue Tacoma, Washington Sales and Repairs LE 7-8634 FRITZ'S SPANAWAY TEXACO 15965 Pacific Avenue LE 7-4077 A-A Oh NoI!! Not THAT Ref Again. 156 SPAN AWAY VARIETY 1161 Pacific Avenue '90 Spanaway, Washington 0,9 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 71 S9 WG The Pailca family 5' 0047 O92 ALL TYPES ROOFING '04 Poci-IEL AUTO PARTS Q 4' Your Auto Parts 84 Accessories Headquarters 16411-22nd Avenue East 140th 84 Pacific LE 1-3474 GOOD LUCK SENIORS 'Tacoma, Washington 98445 LE 1-3930 LAKE SPANAWAY GOLF COURSE 18 Beautiful tree lined Champion Holes 15602 Pacific Avenue WISHING THE CLASS OF 71 BEST SMITH BUILT CANOPIES 81 CAMPERS 14606 Pacific Avenue Spanaway, Washington LE 7-8022 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '71 ESOUIRE 1 BARBER SHOP 16607 Pacific Avenue All Barber Services Open Seven Days GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 71 ASHMORE SPANAWAY DRUGS 165th 84 Pacific Avenue Spanaway, Washington LE 7-5993 Prescriptions, home health needs, greeting cards, Animal health needs. FAIR DEAL GARAGE 81 STATION 165th 84 Pacific Avenue Chev Specialists BEST OF LUCK, SENlORS DEE 84 GENE ARCO 12166 Pacific Avenue LE 7-3040 OF LUCK ll II GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF '71 GRAHAM LUMBER 84 HARDWARE 22007 Meridian East Graham, Washington VI 7-3111 He CAN'T do that!!!!! H 84 B FUEL COMPANY 4810 Portland Avenue Tacoma, Washington 98404 GR 2-1252 BEST WISHES FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE ANDERSON'S CHEVRON 176th and Pacific Spanaway, Washington LE 7-0404 Free pick-up and delivery for Service DONNA'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY 16118 Park Avenue Spanaway, Washington LE 1-6811 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 71 PARKLAND SHELL AND TOW BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '71 157 2 wfj Q I4 Lx qlkx -Ti, C2-3 'gf if J 1 'L 'M XKQQVVQ . ff- f '52 - 2 , A , Kc -2' eg! iff 4 at W-SK 243437 54635 7 CONGRATULAT. NS Q -7 -I I - , - V 21,111,561-l'..,V Lf , VEIHTIIAWO. D S P II-Y S'Ic7:II.15AKI-15 k A .nless innIQ'ZLtg2fi.giI'IQjF5er' 1 P enu .. 'Ci Q! ,, , jc 0- E-TIIvIE UACR TED ' -R 3 -E2 . A SES-I-'QF LUC . Not es - pen 1 . 4 Eiga weeliq-4253 omprments of , bInson ea .t HOVEFd,Jrf fg,56 te banqugf 6,7 wx ASB VICE PresIdent W 2 Lv ' - 2-QF. T P ' ,Q Tri, . Ee: C5cPFlTBUTEC'f' 77 -axles fr -' N :S W CE4. G ,Z O , All'-52-ILASS Z V, - f , --7 y fig: TRIBUTE L ma ' - ,CX DQ-Comea' e -4fQ?1 Zffi-TQ TO AGREAT CLASS N El K fu UE+UCEuQgK Z.. Y- INAFINE SCHOOL , 4 - - af CONGRATULATIONS at BEST OF LUCK --Q 1:EzQf-22,24 , Tig, Compliments of Loren L. Heindselman gl Family vaio I C SHQG-pq-QORN O. 'fig 9324, c-1 'ff ga Pac X' CEVJ N 0: Taco A 444 R' -2222 T lrucks ' S M HWISHINGQFE R I O15 LUBQQS' gig, -W Ncfcx 5 J, C-Z-7 .c ,XC ,Y 62,224-71 'H-4,4 DSRAN3esm1AWTRErqE1R7ifRiNI E NT5 1 f ln case of Em ncy . L' lc. Statiom S ' vfazgjysf- Try to meet the Fire Departme at ff Don Ladwig proudly accepts another trophy. DON'S TRUCK PARTS 13419 Pacific Avenue Tacoma, Washington 98444 STELLA'S FLOWERS Flowers for all occasions 12169 Pacific Avenue Parkland, Washington LE 7-0205 POCHEL'S APPLIANCE 8: T.V. Auto Stereo Tape Decks Console and Portable TV Stereo and Radio 14001 Pacific Avenue LE 1-1040 LUND FLORAL CO. 9021 Pacific Avenue GR 4-8414 Quality Flower Shops GOOD LUCK SENlORS TACOlVlA PUMP 84 DRILLING 14621 Pacific Avenue Berkeley LE 7-7281 Water Well Drilling INTERCITY IVIFG. CO. 13421 Pacific Avenue F I SU?T7lEijifgQLfhemr'10wF'?iQiE,f'1i514Tffffi 1-Z 21 -tina Y 'yn i -X 225'-5 ,Y I DAVE JOHNSON AUTOMATIVE 13411 PGCITIC Avenue l Mechanical Repair y.. ...y yy gy Tacoma 98444 Washington LE 7-7450 BEST OF LUCK TO THE SENlORS Everyone is happy with BERNARD OCTKIN lVl.D. Radiant - Aire Electric BEST OF LUCK TO TI-IE GRADS Baseboard Heat .IEAN'S ELK PLAIN CAFE TACOMA Fl-Y'NG SERWCE Lunch Special 31.25 iHa9?g?gA'rpOrt 92Zns6g03,4e,10i00 SENlORS, BEST OF LUCK V IN YEARS TO CONIE Hunters 84 fisherman welcome Lana Cox hard at work on the float. 158 Representative Ted Bottiger speaks to Civics classes. ,. Mr. C. J. Knaggs contemplates. . . wi! a 45? Al ,gjl'1fa 'QL' 4 It's just around this corner guys! ! !! Bob Hammond hard at work. John Harmon demonstrates how it's done. Q . MS ,FM NPT , I just know somebody up there doesn't like me! DISCUVERY l can't really think of words to express myself. A- mong mixed emotions of tears, laughter, anger, ten- sion, etc. comes the feeling of satisfaction of knowing you have put together an annual. To some it is sad to discover that their high school days are over but to others it is a summer and a new way of life ahead of them. Underclassmen live for the summer - three months of vacation and dread that never-failing Sept- ember when routine starts again. The world is forever new and changing with people trying to discover who they are and what life is all about. A special thanks to Cathy Claunch for designing this year's BETHELONIAN cover. A very special thanks to lVlr. C.J. Knaggs, who happened to be a- round whenever his assistance was needed. 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