Castle Rock High School - Rocket Log Yearbook (Castle Rock, WA)

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Tyr! Ill ls Student body gets a chance to participate in the Simplicity Style Show. ' l l 'V vs ' F Q . Q . K df M x ' 3 x as Y 'fl I N' ef., if 3 ' .ga fyfsvs-M 5 Left to right: Advisor Mrs. Bert, Linda Ogden, Shelley Bogdan, jahn Reichert, Linda Hemmingway, Barbara Albright, Rudi Bacon, Shelia Sterner, Valerie Sterner, Lou Anne Spreadborugh, Advisor Miss Thompson. Left rowg Bottom to President Iahn Reichert models the latest fashions FUTURE HOMEMAKERS top: Connie Hauge, Lynn Perry, April Stonebreaker, Karen Larson, Coleen Carter, Terri Atkinson, Clover Crimrnins, Kim Hauge. Center: Nora Hallett, Shirley McClure, Debbie Hillman, Linda Christensen, Kim jacques, Robin Clark, Rig Phillis Sowers, Sandy Catt, Debbie Harding, Cathie Hillman, Nancy GHDGTSO11, Kelly Nesbit, Debbie Bardonski, Schquitta Weicht, Sue Mott, Leslie Goodfello Randi Slater, Linda Galloway. ht. Wa 0F AMERICA The FHA raised money by selling hot dogs at noon on Fridays and co-sponsoring the Sadie Hawkins dance. They also played Powder Puff Football, stuffed toys for Christmas baskets, and raised Money for UNICEF at Halloween.

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First Row: David Aye and Patty Hicks. Next Row: Pat Everdale, Ian Forsman, Pam Erskine and Roy Henson. Next Row: Lynn Keller and Sherry Palmer. Next Row: Mary Lou Wallace, advisor Pam Erskine prepares for a speech Miss Jensen, and Bob S1J'oh. SPEECH AND DEBATE The speech and debate group attends various tournaments throughout the year and is also a member of the Northwest League. Bob Stroh, Roy I-Iensen and Nora Hallett are in indi- vidual events. Roy Hensen took a third place trophy at the L. C. C. tournament in extemp and Patti Hicks and Pam Erskine took a first place senior division debate trophy at the St. Martins Invitational. At this same tournament Pat Everdale and Evan jones both competed in finals but did not place. Speech members take a refreshing swim in Miss Jensen's pool.

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Fun and games at their Christmas Party. l l GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The GAA members began their activities in September with a beach party at Long Beach. During the month of October they worked hard on their Homecoming float and sold mums. November brought about the GAA slumber party, which turned into an all night nightmare for advisor Miss Knuth. ,They provided entertainment at half time of a football game by playing soccer, dressed in clown uniforms. Members joined in the Christmas spirit by caroling and celebrating with a party afterwards. The girls take advantage of the January icy weather by ice skating. They celebrated Valentines Day by having another party. In March they keep fit by ice skating and A hiking and make up for it by picnicing in May. Other , activities include selling T shirts, playing volleyball t games against other schools, teachers and parents. In I spring, 3 trophies are awarded the top 3 girls who eam 1 the most poin1s. i Center circle clockwise: Kathy Rathbun, Gerry Stagner, Cathie Inman, Ann Abrams, Nancy Giberson, Linda Ogden, Julie Moody, Debbie Bardonski, Debbie Harding, jackie Lauzon and Cheryl Turner. Next circle: Sue Mott, Lori Brown, Bev Smith, April Stonebraker, Donna Wright, Mary Bobst, Cindy Harrah, Audrey Brickey, Jan Reichert, Joyce Ward, Linda Bailey. Next circle: Connie Francisco, Sandy Parkinson, Terri Harding, Vanessa Spencer, Terri Atkinson, Debbie Crocker, Randi Slater, Schquitta Weicht, Gail Hoch, Debbie Woodring, Robin Clark and Shelley Bogdan.