Connell High School - Eastern Echo Yearbook (Connell, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1971 volume:

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A 1 , , . ,' P -an A Q 1 V f L , W KK-h - , .f - ,, W, ,A The whole earth is my birthplace and all humans are m y brothers. K ahlil Gibran X' f 2-5 A VII1, f n I A 55, . -- I , WWW ln the past man has treated his environment with careless indifference - What will the future hold? scHooL LIFE Homecoming 1973-74 Activities Torch-lighting Opening Dress-up Day Boot Races Egg toss contest Coronation Ceremony Grubby and Hat Day Frosh Slave Sale Tug-of-War Old-fashioned Day Talent Show Spirit Day fPurple and Goldj Spirit Parade Class Pep Assemblies Pie-eating contest Rootbeer Chug Homecoming game and half-time activities Homecoming dance Paper Moon Classes P u I I Together or Homecoming Week Homecoming activities kicked off with the gir1's boot race and boy's egg toss on Monday produced the most spi- rited week of the school year and end- ed in the long awaited upset of arch-rival Colfax. Classes proved their individual spir- it with separate pep assemblies that out-yelled, out-classed and out-did any others. Juniors won the pep as- sembly competition and nosed out the sophomores for the Spirit banner. Seniors were third in the week long competition and freshmen, fourth. Ra yalty Reigns On A Paper Moon Cheryl Caraway and Jamie Person were selected to head the Homecoming Week roy- alty. Coronation was held on Monday and members of the court were presented in the spirit parade, at half-time ceremonies and at the Pep Club-C Club sponsored homecoming dance. Others selected to reign for the week were Suzie Miller and Carlos Cano, senior classg Suzy Wyatt and Benny Benavides, junior classg and Kathy Olson and Troy Bean, sophomore class. Theme for the dance was Paper Moon and the theme song was Rhapsody in Blue. Decorations featured an antique roadster and former homecoming royalty were honored. 14 Queen Cheryl and King Jamie descend the coronation throne. vy The entrance to the dance floor was kept busy as many couples enjoyed the atmo- of a Paper Moon. fAbove and lefty Pep club members were working all day to create a nostalgic room with streamers and stars. ll Cheaper By The Dozen Students became actors, directors, propmen, make- up men, wardrobers, prompters, and advaneemen to produce the theatrical highlight of the year, Cheaper By The Dozen. The group Worked as a class in the initial stages learning the fundamentals of play pro- duction under the direction of Mr. John Bussey. Il Chuck Law played the efficiency-minded father of ten rehea.ded children played by Jodi Hudlow, Lynnette Lee, Eileen McGary, Kriste Flansburg 1Sarah Loeberj, Debbie Stanley, Mark Hilmes, Jim Roberts, Benny Benavides and Stuart Rush. Other cast mem- bers were Jim McBride, Steve Braddock, Casey Warner, Renee Hollibaugh, and Tim Timmons. Behind the scenes were: Luvy Benavides and Josie Strong, student directorsg Joanie Hulse, Suzie Wyatt, Bev Fehrenbacher, Debbie Bowns, Carol Williams, Sarah Loeber, Bill Hale and various members of the acting crew who worked on preparation and production. Pictures of the final performance were unavailable, but actors are shown here at one of their night rehearsals. H I -- 15 WWA! ,A ff S .Q 2, . ,W X A 1 5 Q 2 1 ,, 2 'QM if QW , L.,. ,,,,, wi-:,,f..fvi,mnz? mggwl, . musw f f --w::f,kw:- ,fs K, K . I 4 L, Q K X , : ' EQ-Q my f : H x 5 s ,, AU, ,ru .2-Sz S is S n sm? X 1 if 5 533 W f , ! , if aff' ' A. . , , TS . 2 K , . - A V , V' , 5 gl K -- .S A ,A -. . l , ,,,,.L,.--,,,,- ,,,,MmHq3-W kgnn ,V V:-, ,,AiA . if ,211,,, ,' .- 3232? 1974 Echoes 3 X .49 , if X ii X New Queen Highlights Comm unity Festival The North Franklin Festival is a weekend of good, old home- town community togetherness, fun and entertainment. After weeks of anticipation, the selection of the new Miss North Franklin to succeed Queen Molly Calfee was made. The cro- wning of Miss Jodi Hudlow, the new queen who will repre- sent Connell in other community celebrations and at the state Junior Miss Pageant in January, touched off the chain of planned weekend events. For the first time, commercial carnival midway rides were rented and set up in addition to local booths. The Saturday parade was expanded and enlarged to include several more visiting and home floats and marching units, including the Tri-C ity Columbians and the Othello High School Marching Band. I ' kmlllg. A 1Above rightj Jodi Hudlow accepts the first annual Julie Stalnaker Memorial Award for being voted Miss Congeniality. fRightJ It was wet and drizzly for the first official appearance of the new North Franklin royalty, Queen Jodi and princesses Connie Law and Teresa Casper. fTop picturej Two weeks of practice resulted in a precision physi cal fitness routine on pageant night. fMiddlej The eight senior participants in the pageant, Elody Anderson, Connie Law, Mona Bingman, Jodi Hudlow, Darla, Longhurst, Pamela Scharnhorst, Sandy Sackmann, and Teresa Casper, had very interesting answers to some sticky impromptu questions. fBottomy Teresa Casper dazzled the audience with black light bal- loons in the talent competition. f w 1 l fRightj Daisy Mae Lisa Weaver and Lil' Abner Chuck Law ham for the camera after their selection is announced. fBelowJ Some couples found a place on the straw bales to be alone, while others qbottomj let the boogie sounds set their feet a 'stompin'! Sadie Ha wkin Cs' - A oat-Stompin ' Time! True to tradition, on the first Friday of November the girls got to do the asking and hauled their fellas on out to the Junior's Sadie Hawkins's dance. If the boys were a bit indignant with the change-about, their minds were ea.sed by the great music of Kid Coco. Th b d ' ' e an was proclaimed the best that Connell High School has ever heard. For the short-of-breath and hayfever victims there was cool, clear apple cider and doughnuts to revive them. ! iles - Senior Ball Is Unique Senior Ball adds a touch of extra class to the year as the girls flaunt shiny evening dresses and special hair- dos, and the guys don dinner jackets, ruffled shirts and bowties. It's a whole night's adventure and not just a danceg exploring the fine restaurants of the Tri-Cities, tasting the flaming entrees, visiting with friends, and dancing, too, is all a part of this unique experience. At least that's how the senior class of 1974 will re- member their Senior Ball, A Stair- Way to Heaven held at the Rivershore in Richland, with entertainment by Snickers . Highlight of the evening Was the pre- sentation of royaltyg Queen Luvy Benavides and King Randy Odom, Princess Vicki Matsumura and Prince Chris Randall, and Princess Pamela Scharnhorst and Prince Eliazar Gonzalez. 5, 1LeftJ Queen Luvy's glorious moment fBelowJ Gold tinsel, velvet ribbon, golden roses, stars and candles were keepsake rnomentoes for seniors Nolan and Jessica. .-- ' ,, :E41fme11+m1:M- si wggz i liff Fei 2' .. fsagi i- ms. . ni k: m y g 'xii ,i tial' ': ' , 9 fLeftJ Strains of Stairway to Heaven are dedicated to the royalty dance. 24 Time in a Bottle The theme Time in a Bottle, pink balloons, and hot pink and black streamers combined to brighten the mid-winter night of the Class of 1975's Junior Prom. Kid Coco entertained for the evening, although a late arrival caused an anxious delay of the dance. Another anxious moment was the announce- ment of the royaltyg Queen Tera Burton and King Mark Heider fshown below, oenterj, and Princesses Rhonda Taylor and Lilly Pederson, and Princes Terry Cook and Tim Davis. Spring and Sweethearts I'll Have To Say I Love You In A Song was the theme of the 1974 Sweetheart Dance. The early May dance utilized rainbow-hued streamers and multi-color- ed helium balloons, and the dance floor was surrounded by white fencing and huge springtime murals. The Royalty was selected by competition that included: siphon tube-setting, nail- pounding, and shot-putting for the girlsg and egg-separating, diaper-changing, and knitting for the boys. 4See pictures of the events on the FHA pagey. SWEETHEART ROYALTY fLeft to rightp Prince Ray Koehler and Princess Elody Anderson, Queen Karla Heiman and King Mark McCary, and Princess Brenda Perkes and Prince Buddy Miller. 1, SPONSORED BY A Jack's Bargain Barn QL Connell, Washington 5 fabove rightj It's an exciting-moment for Brenda Perkes, escort- ed by Buddy Miller, who has just been named a princess. fLeft5 The un- expected raises za laugh while couples wait to have dance pictures taken. 'E nergy: Gift from the Past Problem of the Present: Challenge of the Future. I FRESHMEN 0 Class of '7 7 ' Taking It Easy The freshmen of '74' haven't done very much this year, ex- cept to gain the title of a bunch of good sports. They took what the other classes dished out to them with a smile on their faces. Their fearless leaders Were: President Donna Montierth, Vice President Mike Merrill, Sexy Secretary Kelly Timmons, Treasurer Les Loeber, and Student Council Representative Ross Lyle. 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The eight girlsg three sophomores, four juniors, and one senior and only veteran cheerleader, had a goal to support CHS's athletic teams by leading the fans in cheers and shouts and by extra encouragement through special things such as pep assemblies and decorating players buses. This year Con.nell's teams finished right at the top with several state placings, and the cheerleaders were among the Winners. Luvy Benavides was head cheerleader for the year, and her spirit and enthusiasm could only be equaled by the other seven cheer- leaders . BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Heidi Olberding Luvy Benavides Jane Salisbury Brenda Chase Kerri Olson WM.,-f 51114111 Y... ,,,..-M 'Q fx Q 9, k 'f'!',w1 A fn . 'ff ' Q.,- , 'A K L, 4 ' W' gk W A f 33, . f wif, K Q 'f az T w-. '- 1 Q ' JFS. J Jj'y 'min' E. ,- if N, y ,, may 'fi??'55f ,Jzsim al aaa' -.N f -vafffae f' warm:--f'fw f . ,E , i , M Ma .. ,S '-.. I WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS fAbove and at lefty Linda Mackay Suzy Wyatt Leslie Kawauchi S-P-I+R-I-T Among the many activities Pep Club sponsored was Homecoming Week and also the dance that followed the exciting and fun-filled' spirit-booster week. The Pep Club also sponsored two sport banquetsg one cooked by domestic-minded members of the organization. A welcome addition to the Pep Club's duties was the assignment of pep pals from the various sports. Lockers were stocked with homebaked 5 goodies and the best of wishes. Instrumental in the success of the club were its officers, requirementlchairmen, concession chairmen and especially its president, Sandy Sackmann and advisor, Mrs. John Musser. PEP CLUB MEMBERS Qopposite pagej Top fl. to r.j - C. Pruett, T. Randall, S. Davis, J. Hulse, J. Pavel, K. Clson, J. Patton, J. Siegfried, S. Southern, B. Fehrenbacher, D. Bowns. 2nd row - J. Bauermeister, R. Tuckett, L. Anderson, R. Taylor, E. McGary, K. Wyatt, B. Bongers, L. Bauermeister, J. Hudlow, T. Merrill, W. Gomez, V. Matsumura, E. Anderson, B. Perkes, K. Heiman, C. Warner, M. Dorman, P. Peterson, L. Weaver, B. Fox, Mrs. Musser, K. Flansburgh, D. Longhurst, L. Edler, J. Hudlow, S. Sackmann, S. Miller, J. Sutton, P. Worsham, P. Scharnhorst, C. Caraway, V. Seuell, B. Chase, L. Kawauchi, J. Salisbury, S. Wyatt, K. Olson, L. Mackay, H. Olberding. PLEDGES Top - D. Seely, S. Braddock, P. Hendricks, N. Snyder, T. Williams, K. Piekarski, K. Olson, N. Schwab, S. Ward, S. Dorman, T. Rush, C. Weaver, D. Caraway, K. Rhoades, B. Genung, D. Pauly, L. Hargraves, F. Rosenau, R. Andrewjeski, D. Wieseler, L. Jarrett, C. Flatau, S. Sackrnann, P. Delp, A. Crowther, N. Smith, T. Rill, K. Scharnhorst, D. Montierth, S. Webb, M. Ochoa, D. Krause, K. Mueller. an Adnan.. 5. Z 7229 1 2 3 3 1 l L 4 S 5 X 1552 x .f PEP BAND Top - D. Jones, M. Person, J. Sackmann, K. Mackay, R. Lyle, L. Loeber, T. Davis, F. Maiden, M. Heider, K. Johnson, S. Page, M. Fehrenbacher, B. Snyder, S. Phipps, S. Kawauchi, M. Burton, L. Bauermeister, C. Eirich, B. Genmig, J. Pavel, K. Scharnhorst, J. Hudlow, J. Siegfried, J. Bauermeister, C. Hansen, D. Longhurst, K. Olson, K. Rhoades, P. Morley, B. Bongers, T. Matsumura, L. Hargraves, D. Pauly, N. Smith, S. Grover, R. Flatau, V. Matsumura. ,r W . , Singing and Swinging The Swing Choir and the Stage Band are hard working groups dedicated to music and developing their special talents, but they have fun, too, and that's why they spend noon hours and class time practicing. The Swing Choir entertained at city banquets and jun- ior high concerts as well as adding their special touch to the high school concerts. The Stage Band was in- vited to play for Kahlotus' Senior Ball and worked Hard to rebuild the group in anticipation of returning to stage band competition. The Swing Choir's step towards bigger and better sounds was the purchase of a new sound system. SWING CHOIR - Directed by David Wright Jane Salisbury, Marji Dorman, Lisa Anderson, Jill Patton, Connie Law, Lynnette Lee, Becky Fox, Jeri Hudlow, Jami Pavcl, Lisa Weaver, Ed Kcfgen, Tim Davis, Tom Muhlbeier, Tim Erdman, Thane Davidson, Mike Davidson, Bob Loeber, and Nolan Empey. STAGE BAND - Directed by Merlin Eppley Bill Boersma, Sally Haws, Myra Burton, Casey Warner, Jane Salisbury, Don Gibson, Evan Hansen, Bruce Snyder, Nolan Ernpey, Randy Odom, Kent Mackay, Steve Page, Steve Phipps, Kevin Jenks, Ed Kefgen. Not shown: Becki Bongers, Kathi Olson, Tera Burton. Student Council lnitiates Facelift Behind the initiative and concern of President Jim Brock, the Student Council put everything together to bring about a change in the appear- ance and attitude of C. H. S. Sometimes this meant working after school and on weekends. The most noticeable projects were the repainting of hall lockers and the addition of vending machines. But new ideas were always emerg- ing at student council meetings and from them came: a tape player for the student center, partial graveling on back school roads, more litter barrels, work on a student handbook, exchange student priogram, a. lounge area to be included in the new enclosed gym area, reconsider- ation of a fourth wrestling cheerleader in 1974-7 5 a.nd alot, lot more. LM! STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OFFICERS President. ...... Vice-president .... Secretary .......... Business Manager. . . . . . . . Social Manager ..... A sst. Bus. Mgr ..... .... REPRESENTATIVES Senior Class ............. Junior Class ..... Sophomore ........ Freshman Class .... Jim Brock Tom Muhlbeier Teresa Casper Darla Longhurst Chris Randall Jeri Hudlow Vicki Matsumura Jamie Person David Bauermeister Casey Warner Wilma Gomez Ross Lyle Elections and Contests Wm 1 1' I - ag:- ' sg is M 55 SPONSORED BY eh B Sz H Apparel qr Connell, Washington Twice the Fun The Future Homemakers of America had two presidents this year and a brand new advisor, the results-twice as much enthusiasm and more activities than ever. Kriste Flansburgh headed the organization for the first half of the year which included activities ranging from preparing a royalty luncheon during the Fall Festivalg to a Halloween slumber party complete with apple-bobbing and costume de- signingg to organizing a can drive which got the whole school involved. Elody Anderson was elected president for the second half of the year and under her charge the FHA prepared a teachers' luncheon, donated their services to fix a. breakfast for the baseball teams, organized the Sweetheart Dance a.nd held the spring style show and installation of new officers. FHA ME MBE RS: Rgw 1, Kay Hansen, Brenda Perkes, Kerri Olson, Anne Crowther, Karla Heiman, Sandra Grover. Row 2: Leslie Kawauchi, Julie Jenks, Darla Longhurst, Donna Foster, Elody Anderson, Irene Waldron, Tammy Eppich, Josie Strong, Vicki Matsumura, Kristie Flansburgh, Rayleen Flatau, Susanne Dorman, Mrs. Muse - Ad- visor. Row 3: Cindy Welch, Toni Randall, Bev Fehrenbacher, Maurine Goodsel, Colleen Flatau, Gloria Smith, Janet Baucrmeister. Not shown: Kathy Wyatt, Becky Fox. 1973 -74 FFA OFFICERS President - Tim Davis Vice-president - Buddy Miller Secretary - Walt Sullivan Treasurer - Jed Bauermeister Reporter - Robert Kinion Sentinel - Mike Wieseler wh qw Connell Auto Parts SPONSORED BY any ,:. . .i enEg, . ..,, '--as A FFA MEMBERS Row 1: Walt Sullivan, Jed Bauermeister, Tim Davis, Buddy Miller, Robert Kinion, Mike Wieseler. Row 2: Larry Rowe, Mike Heiman, Ron Krug, Mark Tschirky, Keith Longhurst, Ricky Miller, Clint Didier, Trina Rill, Gene Baldwin, Colleen Sullivan, Chris Cobarr, Caren Hiatt. Row 3: Mike Anderson, Quinton Booker, Pat Zwanzig, Tim Timmons, Phillip Fox, Steve Hargraves, Marty Newberry, Ross Lyle, Ron Byers, Floyd Maiden, David Camp, Allen Rowe, Burl Booker, Kevin Heinen, Jeff Woodbury, Mike Person, Brad Casper, Dwane Phipps, Mr. Musser. Row4: Bill Hale, Mark Hilmes, Brian Drouhard, Mark McCary, Stuart Rush, Ray Koehler, Jim Roberts, David Heiman, Andy Fangman. F.F.A. Builds Interest In Agriculture The Future Farmers of America continued to have an out- standing cha.pter under the direction of advisor John Mus ser a.nd president Tim Davis. The F. F.A. and vocational ag- riculture program tea.ches the development of agricultural methods in soil, crop and livestock production. The em- phasis is on learning and application, home projects pro- vide the best experience. It is hard but rewarding work. Still there a.re opportunities for fun such as: trial rides, F. F.A. basketball competition between area chapters, hamburger feeds, helping plan and put on the Sweetheart Dance, and the parent-member awards ceremony. Members exhibited a.t fairs, took part in running concession stands at athletic events, competed in soil a.nd livestock judging contests, sponsored their own judging' contest and actively observed the National F. F.A. Week in Febraury. Annual awards went to Jed Bauermeister, DeKalb Award, Mike Wieseler, Sta.r Chapter Farmer and Burl Booker, Star Greenhand. Several proficiency awards were present- ed in different categories. At the state level, Buddy Miller finished second in the public speaking competition and was also awa.rded the State Farmer degree, a state award based on achievement. In leaving Connell . It is my hope that vocational agriculture and F. F.A. at CHS will continue to grow into one of the better programs in the state. There is no doubt in my mind that with the present officers and membership this achieve- ment is not impossible I wish to all of the students the best of luck and my heart is with you. Sincerely John Musser Honor Society Brains, brains, where are the brains? Everyone has a brain but remarkably few take the time or trouble to develop it. Yet, there are a few who do their best to learn the lesson of the mind. The group that best represents the academic achievement, as well as show responsibility at home, in church, at school, and in the com- munity, is the National Honor Society. The Honor Society includes much or most of the leaders for the other clubs and organizations. Members are accepted after close examination and must keep up their qualifications to stay in. Perhaps the secret of the Honor Student is simply that, It takes a lot of hard work to be smart. This year's activities included: scholarships to Vicki Seuell and Jodi Hudlowg sponsoring a dance, and repainting and designing the community-highway sign. Sandy Sackmann and Vicki Matsumura were selected to apply for National Honor Scholarships. Officers were: President - David Bauermeisterg Vice-president - Jodi Hudlowg Secretary - Vicki Seuellg Treasurer - Cheryl Shockey. Honors 81 A wards To receive an honor an individual must do something that is honorary or honorable. This may indeed sound easy but it is in reality often difficult to accomplish something outstandingg harder still for others to recognize the achievement as worthy of honor or praise. Knowing that someone will undoubtably be forgotten on our list, none the less, we would like to pay special homage to the fol- lowing students that displayed distinction. These pupils by bringing honor to themselves, also bring honor to our school and community. fOthers that deserve recognition can be found on almost every page of this bookb. HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS David Bauermeister, Nolan Empey, Jamie Person, Rodney Carnes, Carol Stone, Darla Longhurst, Vicki Matsumura, Sandy Sackmann, Tina Matsumura, Vicki Seuell, Teresa Casper, Cheryl Shockey, Lynette Lee. Not shown: Jodi Hudlow andBrenda Chase. NEW SENIOR MEMBERS Elody Anderson, Steve Braddock, Jed Bauermeister, Myra Burton, Stephanie Dickman, Sam Erdman, Rayleen Flatau, Connie Law, Pam Scharnhorst, Irene Waldren, Christy Vinnedge, Bob Loeber, Colleen Sullivan. SPONSORED BY Ah D. D. Harris nr Standard Chevron Connell, Washington JUNIOR MASONIC AWARDS were given to Lynnette Lee and Kenneth Johnson, chosen from eight outstanding juniors. GIRLS' STATE representatives were Tina Matsumura and Casey Warner. Brenda Chase, alternate, also attended. BOYS' STATE delegates were Ken Johnson and Chris Herron. HIGH SCHOOL BOWL TEAM competed and I t os an exciting match to Wilbur High School. Members were Vicki Matsumura, David Bauermeister, Donna Foster, Sam Erdman fcaptainy, and Darla Longhurst falternatej. Coaches were Mr. Engelhard and Mrs. Musser. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP announced Dqrla Lon h t C g urs as CHS's first semi-finalist. i 5 s w W I Hi, h-Fliers Stepping High Connell s drill team adopted a new name, the High-iliers, and ilew off to a. success- ful year of crowd-pleasing performances a.t sports events and pa.rades. Routines in- cluded a dance drill to Satisfaction, prepa.red for a drill team clinic, and a, spec- ial Christmas program featuring Santa. Jim Brock. Fuzzy furbles became the standout money-making project of the drill team. Money earned from the many activities was used for the new uniforms and pom pons. Teresa Casper captained the High-fliers with Casey Warner, co-capta.in. MEMBERS - Casey Warner, Lilly Pederson, Jill Casper, Eileen McGary, Marji Dorman, Michelle Dougherty, Joanie Hulse, Kathy Wyatt, Beclcy'Fox, Teresa Casper, Shanna Southern, Gayl Ward, Vicki Seuell, Judy Sutton, Stephanie Dickman, Audrey McAffee, Renee Hollibaugh, Riki Jo Tuckett. Not pictured: Trina Rill. OBOES - Jill Gillette, Colleen Flatau. FLUTES - Rayleen Flatau, Tera Burton, Lisa Anderson, Janet Bauermeister, Cindy Welch, Leslie Kawauchi, Lorna Hargraves, Nita. Smith, Kelly Olson, Jill Patton QE-ilati. CLARINETS - Vicki Matsumura, Kenneth Johnson, Rodney Carnes, Jami Pavel, Christy Vinnedge, Kelly Collier, Donna Foster, Sandra Grover, Kristie Flansburgh, Karla Heiman, Wilma Gomez, Toni Randall, Linda Mackay, Heidi Olberding, Laurie Bauermeister, Betty Brandt, Donny Pauly, Bobby Genung, Pam Morley, Cindy Eirich, Kerri Olson QE- fiaty, Carylee Hansen qaltoy, Julie Jenks Cbassj, Cindy Havvs fbassj, Tammy Merrill fcontrabassl. SAXOPHONTES QE-FLATJ - Myra Burton, Jeri Hudlow, Sally Haws, Tina Matsumura., Jane Siegfried, Kim Empey, Teri Rush, Phillip Fox, Floyd Maiden. QTENORJ Billy Boersma, Kathi Olson, Jeff Calaway, Steve Klindworth, Becki Bongers fbaritone saxj. TRUMPETS - Kent Mackay, Steve Page, Karl Eppich, Steve Phipps, David Longhurst, Kelly Timmons, Kelly Scharnhorst, Scott Kawauchi, Jerry Sackmann, Lane McGary, Danny Sutton, Richard Krug. TROMBONES - Nolan Empey, Bruce Snyder, Ross Lyle, Craig Klindworth, Ron Krug, Fred Bauer, Greg Mackay. S PO NS ORE D BY eg Welch Brothers Q Connell BARITONES - Wayne Harper, Mike PERCUSSION - Randy Odom, Kevin Jenks, Person. Mark Heider, Mike Fehrenbacher, Joe Wright, Danny Pavel, Joel Havlina, Keith FRENCH HORNS - Les Loeber, Susanne Baker, Doug Wheateroft. Dorman, Jerry Foster. BASS HORNS - Tim Davis, Mike Merrill, David Jones. , In ., ..Mm- Y , A... Q, We Ja +4 lsifgg-at ' - egg f Weather-proof Spirit The band worked especia.lly hard this year, but whether en- during freezing bleachers, rain, snow, aching feet or 100 degree weather in black wool uniforms, they still remained spirited and ready for Whatever was next. Working in and out of class, the band accompanied the football team on state play-off trips, marched in four parades includ- ing Spokane's Expo parade, gave football halftime shows fone which was a formation drillj, and entertained at concerts and graduation ceremonies. A... it Twirlin g Teams The majorettes a.nd flagtwirlers play an important part in adding flare and sparkle to the marching band. Head Majorette Karla perhaps plays the most important role because she leads the ba.nd in parades and directs the playing and the corner- turning. Both groups also utilize their talents to present dance routines and half-time shows, sometimes substituting canes and hats for flags or adding black lights and colored lights on batons for a special ef- feet. The girls are chosen through try-outs in the spring by Mr. Eppley and are judged on style, rhythm, and their ability to learn the routines. MAJORETTES fC1ockwise, from topl Head Majorette - Karla Heiman, Brenda Perkes Kathi Olson and Lorna Ha rgraves . FLAG-TWIRLERS fClockwise, from left cornery Carylee Hansen, Michelle Phipps, Toni Randall, Becky Marble, Bev Fehrenbaeher, Rhonda Taylor, Kriste Flansburgh, Debbie Bowns, Lynnette Lee, Sally Haws, Linda Edler. Bowling for Competition and Fun! The bowling alley is one of the favorite hangouts for Connell teenagers. Especially during the five to six months when the High School Bowling League is in action. There are eight teams with four members in each. Steve Search was the president of the league and Da.na Day was secretary. The winning team consisted of Randy Odom, Greg Muhlbeier, Steve Meadows, and Steve Search, who was also High Series winner. The High Game winner was Ray Koehlerg Ross Lyle and Jim Roberts took High Game with handicap. Dana Day won High Series with handicap. A district tournament is held in February and winners have a chance to participate in the State Tournament in March and April. HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING LEAGUE MEMBERS Standing: Chris Whitely, Mona Bingman, Ross Lyle, Brian Drouhard, Galen Koclzer, Michelle Dougherty, Ed Kefgen, Mark Hilmes. Seated: Dwight Loewen. Jim Brock, Randy Odom, Frank Muller, Greg Muhlbeier, Steve Search, Jim Roberts. fComplete listing not availabley .4 SPONSORED BY ? 4 Pauline's Barber Shop QL Connell Your Echo Staff ANNUAL YEARBOOK STAFF Editor ...................... .... V icki Matsumura Asst. Editor. .. Sports Editor .... Academic Editor. Senior Editor .... Junior Editor .... Sophomore Editor. . . Freshman Editor. . .... Janet Bauermeister . . .... Sandy Sackmann . . . .... Chris Tood . . .... Darla Longhurst . . . . . . . Sarah Loeber . . . . Janet Bauermeister . . . . . . .Debbie Bowns and Bev Fehrenbacher Special Artwork .... .... G ary Cobarr Darkroom. . . . . . . . . . . Tina Matsumura kms... ADVERTISING CREW fC1ockwise, from top lefty Jim Brock, Janet Bauermeister, Darla Longhurst, Casey Warner, Kerri Olson, Suzie Wyatt, David Bauermeistcr, Marji Dorman, Carol Stone. Not pictured: Sarah Loeber, Chris Todd. SPONSORED BY Hazy's Tavern Connell, Washington Man. ean, indeed, live and work and play in harmony with the earth that sustains him -u Fw ,,, ef, 1 SOPHS ,A .v,,,, aisgggi . Fins? HQ? E .P up M3 ,f QF? wg 3,Q I 'Q mxxghgil Ms gf MW, T 325.14 x -K 5? -2 f - ' W I , ,fag T 1, -, 1 Q f 'iii' Vwii -' 1' . 1'gV2fwkn 'lit ' ' -- k W1-eam'-:sq - ' 1 ' F V i f . sf-.fm-:zamfwww--mff f ,mwgv hfgif,-52,3--VTX! ' I . - .V -A Q: .41 fe? ga 1-:XA ' ,' . ,' - - Q1 A ff 1 , ,L Y ' ' ' -f I 1 f g , ,,,. A 1 ,lf f , LLL, ,. , , L . , A mvsa wg. ', f . . -if' - may .1 , 1 ' ' I if : i, , ,.- -V ---- tt .. ..,,... 1 - 1 'K .. ' ,- M-, M11 2 M-x, 1 Y-212341 W A M 313 we fm if? 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Almost every depart- t saw additions and improvements that are an encouragement to all the students old ' i' . L. J e . u . 1 IHS. I t's Your Thing QAboveJ Gee, Mike, aren't you a little old to be in that class ? fBe1owJ Hey, Mr. Harper! Why don't you Wipe the Hershey bar off of your face ? She looks like the type you would pick up, Mr. Pruitt . Four wheels on my wagon . ' ' 7 X555-wma, , o uuu. uuuuuuuuuu,uuuuu K uuuu, u 1 sf - - - A 1 - u liek 'I ---' P- g 1-1 ,zwf LQ - u ri- s X s,:,z: may 321252 ' , V ' ---- ,, 34 2 v gjlis? '1 ,u,, 5f55 ' WYFl'lE2f+'wi: ,' -1 ff, ','-55511.55- ' 'iw k mi of Eg 2 Q Zu omg: H 5,1: f ky -gfizzf 1-1 --- -- - , ,.,,,i:VV,,,m.-1 ,,Lk.,L:f,,,z--W mf-w'..: W- -V ff ..u,,, , ,T ,,,f9,, uuu . . H., ,,,,,.. I, - I , 555 - R F 'Z ff SH 'Q f f Sf 5 LW 5 fi L5 Q fg AP 3 Mi 5 'E HKS ! Y S Q5 2 1 E 55' 1? We Tir A- A E 'Z F 'LmL. 3 Es L Q X 2 fAboveJ Supt. Larsen and school board - Mr. Person, Mr. Edler, in Mrs. Hart, Mr. Hargraves, and Mr. Patton. fLeftj Principal Darrell Seely fBelow5 Vice-principal Ken Pointer and secretary fand all-purpose ':'. wizardl Helen Heideman. Faculty and Friends l l ,, l Mm s Q fm gl-Q 'X lx , :' SW ' ll , X ' 3 , i w ? r - Qi b rv . 'W ' 2- 51 1 .... .M ' -W ' ,... ' S. 5 Yuri sv f5:'5555EV-lSfJfff '5l N ,35Zf:., fx , 2- vaa:...1:Z igfih N5 3 QV l i,+Qs:4n,- qi -f,. fx H f ' S 4 Awww-Vg ,i 5--ij i ir 2' --H V ,2',k, mfg, H l r ... 1 if ' si 5 ,, f M ,, s xiii! rai5s?', it ,L Z -if E .5 K'f,k ,, h 12 , kg . . ,, sf., -Zi ' . fa, V, 'L ' -'.L if . P ' Dorothy Musser English-Counselor Dennis Pruitt Science Merlin Eppley Music Galen Harper Gov't- History Lila Gowdy English Fred Nichols Business Lillian Wyatt Libra rian Tim Colley English John E ilmes History Sharon Mudra, Phys. Ed. Lee Hall Phys. Ed. Gloria Cerna Library David Braddock Mathematics Marty Johnson English David Mudra History David Engelhard - Math Department Not Shown: John Musser - Vocational Agriculture Russell McMillan - Industrial Arts Mrs. James Johnson - Special Education But Mrs. Musser, you had the hole puncher all LAST week! ,Nw NEW FA CES David Wright - Music Cindy Muse - Home Economics Sandra Engelhard - Office John Bussey - English fBelow - left to rightj Chuck Lee - History Susan Koenig - English Mike Saddler - Driver's Ed .. , . ,,,,.. s srawe gw. , ... .... A U - .- , . sg. , ' izz lm if 1 -nm w 1 15533 ,ss pew- we lu ,J ,M wwf? Q-,.. in -ff al.: k H W, ,. my is , Q H mf-2 . -- if kkhh fl -2-ffm - ,qs . vw' -f ..v-:iff-vas: W, 211' ' , , f ' ' -,. ' .... W. I , , - .. .t,,, ,,,,.... ...is ,,,l 1. ,,,l.::.,, .... i..,, . X fi, , ..,,,,,... ,,,,.....,,,,,l.... ,,,l Y ,, ,, m,,,...,, fffigii''!fg5l7fEEf'7lfjEi?VUfEi?f 'f ' f, f -VT fi: 'f 11-,f, f5,,.:f: g5: :ig5ggj Q55 . 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X ,, . '- , s lp .. gg 455 - ,ff S., ,M.,,,A.g35sg ::.1w,g-xfwa.ssefsMfr,!54,N,,.wsgaw ,,.. :-E,-.fgva.a:,.- ,,,.,..M.,,Lig1f,,x,,,xs,mmEMW,,ff,5'55Qf s,Msa5,svsf g-ww, iw, -Pwffgvw, .,,. .:.. .,. -f . W - Vggsfmmf ' l'iiVf S' ' A. A - f,3Gr W ' t.,fffg--ii'1'1 1i- . . . , ,, , ,, ... ,,,, ..... a , s,,waawq.i . Lilly Pederson Brenda Perkes Pam Peterson Dwayne Phipps Steve Phipps Trina Rill Jim Roberts Jacki Rogers Bruce Roll Stuart Rush Jane Salisbury Kathy Schragg Bruce Snyder Gloria Smith Jackie Smith Janet Stamey Tim Steele Mike Stephenson Carol Stone Dyan Summers Rhonda Taylor Christy Todd Riki Jo Tuckett Casey Warner Lisa Weaver Glen Wegner Dan Weigel Keith Wheatcroft Chris Whiteley Carol Williams Kathy Wyatt Suzy Wyatt . . . Classy 1 ' . x . f,' J xi '-Q . -za Eff. I ',?f ,C 'Movement - a fundamental to life A THLETICS 1. Connell Boasts 2 Coaches- of- the-Year Connell's athletic program is comprised of out- standing athletes, whose faces you will see on the next few pages. Some of the faces you don't often see are none the less just as important. For ex- ample, there a.re the coaches including Connell's two Coaches-of-the-Year, Mr. Dave Braddock and Mr. Lee Hall, in football and wrestling respect- fully. But it's not just the coaches either, but also the scorekeepers, ticket-takers, timers, and referees who are vitalg the statisticians, managers and scouts who are invaluableg the cheerleaders, pep club and bands who keep us entertainedg and all the others who dona.te the time to help make ath- letics the main-stay of extra-curricular activities. F s fRightp Coaches Hall and Braddock receiving awards. fAbovej Wrestling cheerleaders accept gifts of appre- ciation from wrestlers at the winter sports banquet. www scorekeepers, managers, volunteers referees . . . X , . K X w..:,sE 1 ...Q ,.-- - - if ,NP . ., i -V 4. f? , Z L , Q.. i W er , ,S w e - and other award winning caaches, timekeepers, Washington Class A Coach of the Year E P- fAt left, Randy Odomj. The mighty Eagles: To left to right: Mark H Mr. Bradcock, Kent Jamie Person, Randy So this is a huddle!! agles are Great And as the cheer resounds, CHS can look back on a great football team. Romps, upsets, and thrill- ers, may best describe the 73 season, as the Eagles fought their way to 2nd in state. Coaches Braddock, Pruitt, and Lookabill, are proud of their team, as they recall the glorious action the Eagle gridmen faced. Yes, the student body regards the team with a. fitting phrase ----- they have class! ! Connell versus: Othello Alumni Quincy DeSales Pomeroy Colfax DeSales Dayton Waitsburg Riverside fplayoffb Cashmere fquartersy Carroll fsemisj Raymond ffinalsj David He iman. auermeister, Steve Search, Mark Cochran, Greg Muhlbeier, Steve Meadows, Ed Kefgen, Mr. Pruitt, Mike Merrill, Mr. 2nd row: Eliazar Gonzalez, Frank Muller, Curt Didier, Thane Davidson, Ed Hobbs, Dan Weigel, Steve Phipps, John 3rd row: Doug Baker, Chris Herron, Scott Kawauchi, Karl Eppich, Steve Page, Bart Mackay, Tom Muhbeier, Richard 1 ,S V as ,, v The young Eagles, who had a, 1 - 8 - 1 record are from top to bottom, left to right: Kevin Heinen, Mike Heiman, Frank Lords, Scot Smith, Rolando Mata, Greg Mackay, Keith Baker, Clint Didier, Nicky Kostoff, Brian Koelzer. Joel Waner, Craig Klindworth, Mike Person, Ron Krug, Richard Dickinson, Tim Taylor, Ken Nipper, Brad Casper, Mr. Hall. Not pictured: Ferron Kenmore, Alfredo Escalera., and John Cox. The JV team consisted of mostly the Freshmen pictured, but a few Sophomores and Jun- iors aided them. Playing half JV, and half Frosh, their inexperience dealt them mostly losses, but the class is full of good athletes, and are high on participation, which should prove to produce first - rate pla.yers in the years to come. To the young Eagles, sports are, and they will make them be. , J , Z I J , WE, K 5- . - fi A 5, 3 , 5 K K K at A 'Q .w ,2 55 as I 3 A Q if 1' 5 Y? k',. if A ' - w 1 i 1 l fkm, ,, ,- Q . 4 - L 5 gg . f 35 Q1 3513? , ' f f Z, t M I ,,,-- ,,.. -- if f A, . . 5 .. W 2 5 U L ' - , . n , , ' .... - L. V p N , . 1 ---4 if ff 'lin-P-' ,A If f ,,,g5-:,. ': ' I t? ,. 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Running QThaneJ, kicking fKarlj, and passing QKentJ, is what football is all about, and the Eagles showed that they had learned their lessons well, by placing 2nd in contributed to the team greatly. Chosen by the team as award winners were: Defensive captain, Randy Odonng Offensive captain, Eliazar Gonzalez and Mark Cochran. Well, how about first next year?! f-- Ligi' igiifl i slrt tte ssolttt t it NY V el U iif ' l t ,, ' ., fit ,gg W 4 X to , A e ,.,, Y i t K t,-, A ' 7 ,, -V A K-EQTJ-'E . ,,, -' N V 1, ff '- f5f',?W . ' 7 b 4 :f'f1.,:n. 5ii42, 5 , . , ' f'Iz '5: ' ' g V v ,sw ' , ' . Q , A un , , , V. ' - - ' ' '--- ' i 4 0 . . ' , I - 1 X tt.tt I 1 fe - 5 V V, ,E .- I , -- - 4- My -I : . f 3 - f, , ' . . t 1 ,V V7 N, V t .,,. 5 J ' 5 'Q' ' I . 'A W' : ' ' --'f - ' ' I Wi 1 ' ' i a, .. Tv! ' 1 'ff iw fy 'J'-e,'2 ez., be t. p f Youth Pays Off Over Experience A Harriers Go To State The old adage of youth falling prey to experience, was never so false, as seen in the 1973 Cross Country team. This team, that went on to place 12th in state, did so with- out the aid of any Seniors. They were the smallest team, consisting of only seven boys and one girl, but they were mightier than most. Besides doing competition against such schools as Othello, Colfax, Kamiakin, Hanford, and Richland, they also did battle against the other fall sport - football. This often found the Cross Country team coming up short with fans, but yet they trudged on. On and on they Went over rugged, hilly, or sandy courses, to try and get the best time. So, they are not appreciated to the fullest degree, but their accomplishment of 12th in state is one to be proud of. M SPONSORED BY W D. D. Harris, Standard Chevron fRightJ Beeki Bongers, the first female member of the team was also the fourth place finisher at the girls' State Cross Country Meet. Cross country runners coached by Dave Engelhard were fstandingj Mike Fehrenbacher, juniorg David Cornely, sopho- moreg Chico Mata, freshmang fkneeiingj Steve Klindworth, sophomoreg Bearl Cox, freshmang Benny Benavides, junior and Don Gibson, sophomore. STATE WRESTLING PARTICIPANTS 115 Jay Jenks 2nd place Q0-2V 122 Mark McCary 129 Chico Mata 2nd place qpinnedyt 135 Buddy Miller 141 Kevin Jenks 2nd place Q2-GSW 158 Kent Mackay 5th place 168 Eliazar Gonzalez 5th place 178 Ray Koehler 2nd place Q1-3552 190 Steve Phipps Unl Dave Hathaway Ten qualifiers ties the new record for the most entrants from a school. U4 Score of the championship matchj WRESTLERS ARE NUMBER Eagles Climb to Top of State 's Best The Connell wrestling team has finally reached the N very top of the state power pyramid. Victory was sweet for the Eagles who for the last few years have consistently placed among the tournament leaders, but until this year have never brought home the State Wrestling Class A Championship trophy. There were no individual weight championsg the title was won rather through balanced strength and togetherness as the Eagles ran away with the team championship by amassing an all-time scoring record of 63 points. Adding to the excitement, Coach Lee Hall was awarded the Class A Wrestling Coach of the Year title. In regular season matches Connell ended with another winning season. Honors went to Kent Mackay and Eliazar Gonzalez, named co-captains, for their leadership and dedication, and to Kevin Jenks, two year state contender and inspirational wrestler. Six of Connell's ten state wrestlers are shown in regular and state mat action. It was the second year of state competition for Chico Mata, Kevin and Eliazar Gonzalez. All members had to first qualify at district and regional championships. VARSITY AND JAYVEE WRESTLERS Back Row Dwane Phipps, Fred Norman, Kevin Barrow, John Mata, Ron Canzler, Jerry Rush. 2nd Row: Carlos Cano, Chico Mata, Mark McCary, Jay Jenks, Kim Empey, Tom Muhlbeier, Kevin Jenks, Lane McGary. 3rd Row: David Hathaway, Steve Phipps, Eliazar Gonzalez, Ray Koehler, Kent Mackay, Don Hathaway, I Mike Delp 1Managery. 4th Row: Mike Wieseler, Rick McCary, Buddy Miller, Israel Perez, Robert Kinion, Ken Roberts, David Longhurst, Lee Stephenson, Coach Hall and Mark Williams in front. 1973-74 WRESTLING SEASON RECORD CONNELL 23 - 36 Hermiston 52 - 12 Hanford 39 - 12 Ritzville 37- 9 Dayton 1st place Medical Lake Inv. 4th place Othello Takedown 39 - 31 Royal City 33 - 14 Pomeroy 31 - 36 Colfax Warden Warden Ri tzville Othello Po meroy Kamiakin Othello Dayton Colfax Royal City Sunnyside AP Qt SPONSORED BY Erickson Motor Co. fLeftJ Steve Phipps receives consolations from Coach Hall after first round loss at the State tournament. qBelowy Ken Roberts on top during home Wrestling contest. w , ,. . we 1 F ront Row - Alfred Escalera, Scot Smith, Steve McCary, Larry Rowe, Rick Miller Keith 9 Longhurst, Mark Tschirky. Back Row - All R J h ' Jeff Woodbury, Frank Lords. SPONSORED BY Lyle Engineers en owe, o n Cox, Ernie Jackson, Brad Casper, Frosh Hopefuls Freshman wrestlers are Categorized with the junior high and wrestle under the Spartan banner. Their faces may be unfamiliar, but they are Working hard to perhaps be on the next state cham- pionship team. A thle tic and A ctive During the year when Women's Rights have become a major issue, at least one organization has seen a healthy increase. That organization? - the Girls' Athletic Association, coach- ed by Mrs. David Mudra.. Less attention was given events with other schools, as the group was large enough this year to have a very ample in- tramural program, especially in softball and badminton. Interest was low in other schools. Special awards given were: Volleyball - Captain, Rhonda Taylorg Inspirational, Becki Bongersg and Most Valuable Player, Julie Jenks. The volleyball team's record includ- ed more wins than losses, yet they failed to qualify for league, in a close race. Badminton - A doubles tournament was held, and there was a, tie for first between Luvy Benavides-Rose Marie Cerna, and Debbie Bowns-Bev Fehrenbacher. Second place went to Vicki Seuell-Judy Sutton. Softball could not attract a very good crowd, and it died out early in the season. a,..,..-H- 'pw fFrontl Rhonda Taylor, Susanne Dorman, Kathy Lee, Nancy Lipps. fBackj Kathleen Reed, Tammy Eppich, Wanda Bfiche Tammy Merrill, Wilma Gomez, Julie Jenks, Linda Carnes, Becki Bongers, Kelly Timmons. BADMINTON PARTICIPANTS - L. Benavides, R. Cerna, J. Sutton, V. Seuell, B. Fehrenbacher, D. Bowns fhiding, againj, K. Olson, B. Perkes, L. Ziegler, B. Genung, D. Pauly, T. Rush, L. Hargraves, D. Krause, R. Steele. gh SPONSORED BY qv Jack's Bargain Barn, Connell OO Girls Vie For State Honors State honors were again the driving force behind the Girls' Basketball Team fantastic record, but this year the dreams could not quite become reality. In their first game at state, they pulled a 46 - 35 victory over Mount Lake Terrace. The next game against Ellensburgh, was lost in a close race, by 30 - 33. The consolation round pitted them against Garfield, to whom they lost 24 - 41. However, winning is not the important thing, it's how you play the game, and our girls did a fine job, for which they should be commended. Fans have not always been a thriving affair at the girls' games, but this year there was a pick-up in attendance. Hopefully, this will continue to grow in popularity, and attract even more fans. Special awards were hard to come by for the girls this year, as they all deserved to receive some- thing. Girls who were given honors were: Kathi Olson - Inspirationalg Becki Bongers and Julie Jenks - Co-Captains. 1973-74 SEASON RECORD fCon.nell score listed firsty Columbia Basin College 36 - Kennewick 48 - 30 Walla Walla 35 - 27 CBC 30 - 15 Pasco 25 - 14 Kiona-Benton 37 - 21 CBC 34 - 25 Touchet 34 - 26 Pasco 32 - 22 Royal City 29 - 20 Riverview fFinleyJ 33 - Burbank 28 - 27 Hanford 35 - 29 Royal 24 - 13 Kennewick 25 - 24 Kamiakin 27 - 13 Richland 35 - 29 Alumni 36 - 31 A TEAM flineelingj K. Timmons, W. Gomez, Coach Engelhard, fStandingJ I. Waldren, K. Ol P. Scharnhorst, T. Merrill, K. Heiman, fOn ladderj L. Carnes, J. Jenks, C. Stone, B. Bongers. son, L . Bauermeister B TEAM Coach Roxi Annas, K. Heiman, K. Olson, W. Bache, B. Perkes, W. Gomez, L. Hargraves, L. Bauermeister, K. Scharnhorst, K, Timmons. Sportsmanship -and Class Hea.d coach Darrell Seely described the varsity squad as possessing Hustle, determination, and a, great attitude. And because of these qualities, they were a good team and proved it by finishing second in District behind Colfax's fourth place State Tournament Team. ll Basketball takes a variety of skills to be a winner. Coach Seely, in his la.st year a.s head coach, added: CHS will miss the hot shooting of Clubfootg the rugged rebounding of Odom, the ball-handling of Persong the spirit of Empeyg and the long shots of Randall. However, big center Didier, reliable gua.rd Eppich, plus returning lettermen Booker, Cornely, Hansen and Erdman and a few new faces will carry on Connell's basketball tradition. The team helped warm the winter nights as the gym rocked with happy and wild fans. Although the refereeing was often questioned and the Eagles didn't always win, the players represented the school in the highest quality of sportsman- ship and class. E ei iw, M SPONSORED BY Calfee's Pharmacy W Connell, Washington 1973-74 BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD CONNELL 55 46 66 92 39 49 64 86 67 41 43 52 56 67 56 77 43 42 58 76 51 76 67 41 69 65 78 52 69 54 64 84 70 55 62 67 47 61 79 54 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 58 55 41 50 Ritzville Grandview Warden Othello Grandview Warden Othello Quincy Ritzville Quincy Colfax Dayton Waitsburg DeSales Pomeroy Colfax Dayton Waitsburg DeSales Pomeroy Waitsburg Colfax STARTING FIVE fConference Standingsj Jamie Person - All-Star S.E. A Tea 1'l'1 3rd in total points 41685 Clair Clubfoot - 2nd team 6th in total points 11311 Curt Didier - 2nd team Randy Odom - honorable mention Sth in total points f108J Karl Eppich VARSITY SQUAD Chris Randall, Karl Eppich, Jamie Person, Clair Clubfoot, Quinton Booker, Randy Odom, Curt Didier, David Cornely, Evan Hansen, Nolan Empey,'Terry Cook, Tim Erdman. JUNIOR VARSITY qFar rightl QKneelingl Coach Mike Saddler, Mike Davidson, Francisco Ruiz, Don Gibson, Tim Davis, Tim Erdman. QStandingl Steve Klindworth, Randy Jones, Steve Page, Randy Page, Wayne Harper, David Colley. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD qKneelingJ Danny Pavel, Les Loeber, Elmer Adams, Joel Waner, Mike Person, Ross Lyle, Coach David Braddock. fStandingJ Clint Didier, Keith Baker, Tim Taylor, Phillip Fox, Richard Dickinson, Mike Merrill, Ken Nipper, Burl Booker, Mike Heiman. Q SPONSORED BY Cenex Soil Service Center 4 Connell, Washington I ,., 'W'-A i 105 Tourney and Road Trip Highlight Season Sam Erdman lamented, A few breaks at the right time and Connell would have won it all. After a torrid start Lady Luck deserted the youthful Eagles of Coach Darreld Lookabill. Relying on base running and consistent pitching to terrorize the opponent was the basis of the Eagle attack. Bat power, however, remained a significant pro- blem in the crucial games. The team took its first road trip during the spring break, playing Yakima Valley teams. An- other first was Connell's first baseball tournament. Rain falling all weekend failed to dampen the spirit and enthusiasm at the tourney. The Eagles finished second in league to leader DeSales with a 7-3 record. Against tough com- petition, including AAA schools, Connell main- tained a winning season record of 16-11. Captain Jamie Person and inspirational Sam Erdman re- ceived the team awards. Selected to the Southeast A League All-Star Team were Karl Eppich, Benny Benavides, Eliazar Gonzalez, and Jamie Person, honorable mention. '1'W -Q SPGNSORED BY gg Dougherty Hardware 1k Connell, Washington -kr 107 AB R H SB Benny Benavides 93 28 28 37 Scott Kawauchi 78 13 19 4 Eliazar Gonzalez 77 28 28 15 Karl Eppich 66 14 25 6 Greg Muhlbeier 48 8 15 7 Tom Muhlbeier 57 14 11 13 Sam Erdnnan 37 5 9 - Bart Mackay 57 8 10 5 Jamie Person 70 16 16 22 Tim Erdrnan 15 - 4 1 Frank Muller 22 4 6 2 Jed Bauermeister 10 2 2 2 Wally Sambrano 8 3 1 3 Ken Jaa skela 10 2 2 1 Rodney Carnes 16 3 4 1 Troy Bean 12 3 2 2 Chuck Law 13 3 3 2 A ve rage .301 .244 .3636 .3787 .313 .193 .243 .175 .229 .226 .273 .200 .250 .200 .250 .166 .231 VARSITY BASEBALL fBatgirls and statisticiansj Front row: Coach Lookabill, Jamie Person, Greg Muhlbeier, Frank Muller, Eliazar Gonzalez, Rodney Carnes, Sam Erdrnan, Luvy Benavides, Leslie Kawauchi Middle row: Kerri Olson, Wally Sambrano, Chris Herron, Bart Mackay, Benny Benavides, Tom Muhlbeier, Jed Bauermeister, Karla Heiman, Suzie Wyatt. Back row: Jodi Hudlow, David Heiman, John Manterola, Scott Kawauchi, Karl Eppich, Ken Jaasekela, Heidi Olberding. BATGIRLS Suzie Wyatt, Luvy Benavides, Heidi Olberding, Leslie Kawauchi. ' JV Power JUNlOR VARSITY BASEBALL Front row: Shari Braddock-statistician, Tim Erdman, Chuck Law, Ed Hobbs, Richard Krug, Mike Morrill, David Heiman, Mark Tschirky. Back row: Joel Havlina, Joel Waner, Greg Mackay, Kevin Heinen, Scot Smith, Troy Bean, John , , M.- Manterola. My E I went to watch the J. V. 's play, To admire the National Sport, Shouting from the bench the coach was heard, Man, that play was really weird. In Coach Saddler's first year at the helm of the Junior Varsity, he completed a successful season with a 10-9 record. The J. V. is a training ground for future varsity stars. Teaching, drilling, dia- mond errors and refining of athletic skills com- prise the lessons of baseball. Winning is not everything, but trying to win is reflects the light attitude that surrounds J. V, sports. 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SPONOSRED BY Klindworth Insurance Connell, Washington M eflc at A g Y SPONOSRED BY Odo1n's Tavern Connell, Washington ii is Connell Holds New Record The fans were there when Connell took the field. The question, Could Coach Hall's Eagles defend their reputation ? What would the sea.son hold in store. . . failure - success - injury? The time was now to prove their skills a.nd then the final results were in, this is how they scored - The perennial fa.vorites, the Eagles clawed all opposition and won the League Championship for the fifth straight year. Perpetually endless and unstoppable the team was victorious at District, bringing more gold and glory to Connell sports his- tory. Continuing the dynasty and setting school records were Kent Mackay fjavelinl and Randy Odom fdiscusp. The squad placed 13th behind the State A Track Meet record toss of 219' 6 by Kent Mackay and a 6th place finish by Curt Didier in the low hurdles. Randy Odom, Don Gibson in the two mile, and Didier in the high hurdles were other state parti- cipa.nts. Team honors went to Randy Odom and Kent Mackay, inspirational and captain res- pectively. Coaches Hall and Braddock warn all opponents, Connell has four State A re- cordst now. Just wait until next year. With three state championships within five yea rs behind them, the fourth shines distinctly in the future. t fMackay's 1974 recordg 880 relay record of 1970 - Kirk Andrews, Terry Ba.ilie, Don Mitchell, and Daryl Stoker in 1:5315 880 record by Greg Gibson in 1972 of 1:52. 85 mile relay record of 1972 - Daryl Stoker, Mike Holm, Don Mitchell and Greg Gibson in 3. 25. 51 -s-...,,wmx.-Nu. Track Members .mt C TRACK TEAM MEMBERS Row 1: Terry Cook, Curt Didier, Mike Wieseler, Dwight Loewen, Kent Mackay, Doug McCary, Clint Didier, Ricky Miller, Bearl Cox. Row 2: Ken Gilbert, Ray Koehler, Mark McCary, Randy McGuffin, Tim Taylor, Kevin Barrow, Roland Mata, Ed Kefgren, Elmer Adams. Row 3: Coach Braddock, Brenda Perkes Qstat.5, Brian Drouhard, Mark Hilmes, Evan Hansen, Don Gibson, Dwight Nichols, Lon Dagley, Dinton Smith, Don Hathaway, Colleen Flatau fstat. J, Coach Hall. flncomplete listing availablel. Ma Q , .4 M , ' ,. ,,,,.. . , - -:-3:,:,:.2,5-.,:.- ,fy -,1-:.:::m.:aA::,.,.-.-.1v,-f.f-,V ,V .-.,,-. .- -- . - ' . .,,, , -V ,, --:-sr.-:-:,.-:.-:-:-:-.Q-:-:-:.-:---.. , Y-.,f:-1 -Q,.H1?2:z1waaScf 1-:J-V--av:Jw-:--'.f:'. -1 .- - - '- . I -.-:4+,.:.':e::::::.f-5 -- - .gtk - '0 2 5: 1 . . .I yr? 'f W 1- Q -fy .. ' ' 15-'A' - ' -. ' ' gm? . , A- .,,.1 we 'A qw? ' Above: ftopj lt's my football, and I wanna go home! fcenterj That fake never works ! fbottomp Tomorrow - the Olympics! flefty 'Hand me the scissors, Greg. Time Out! Let ! s take it from the top, boys 5 m.. -MH 4 Five To State Despite the lack of enough tennis courts Q75 turned out orgininallyl the spirit a.nd determination of the tennis 9 team was not dampened. As America's fa.stest growing sport, tennis is quickly becoming a major activity at C.H.S. The only true co-ed sport at Connell, tennis has a specia.l dimension of combining the powerful overhead slam of a. man with the graceful charm of female fashion. Tutor Dave Wright can be proud of his netters perfor- mances in his first year a.s coach. Five players advanced to State A Tournaments after first winning team and dis- trict titles. The aces included: Steve Braddock-David Longhurst, Rayleen Flata.u-Sandy Grover, and Chris Randall. Team honors were awarded to Chris Randall, captaing and Vicki Matsumura, inspirational. TENNIS TEAM MEMBERS Front row: David Longhurst and Steve Braddock flst doublesj, Chris Randall flst singlesy, Ross Lyle 42nd singlesy, Fred Bauer, Jim Roberts, Danny Pavel. Back Row: Vicki Matsumura fist singlesj, Stephanie Dickman and Sandy Sackmann 12nd doublesy, Becki Bongers 42nd singlesj, Jami Pavel, Kathi Olson, Sandy Grover and Rayleen Flatau flst doublesj. Not pictured: Quinton Booker, Kathy Wyatt, and Becky Fox. 1 x l 5 1974 TENNIS RECORD qConnell shore listed firsty 3 - 2 5 6 3 8 1 3 6 4 5 3 5 4 5 6 3 5 2 1 7 Hanford Wa shtuona Waitsburg Lind Othello Pas co E phra ta. Washtucna Royal City Hanford 'Somehow we must work together to erase the scars we have placed upon our world. Q c SENIORS Class of '74' Walk Beside Me - Be My Friend Officers fleft to righty: Suzy Miller, Secretaryg Jodi Hudiow, Vice Presidentg Jamie Person, President Eliazar Gonza1ez,Sgt .-at-Armsg Luvy Benavides, Treasurerg Vicki Matsumura, Representative. SPONSORED BY Seattle First National Bank at Connell branch nd' , Sim , 'ff:j?xQ7gf:ggf:.e K vggwg i 1-fgfa ji ,gg .I Q mmmm::i424s,,-uzmwlfh 'I re I SENIOR FA CES Left to Right: Kent Mackay Cheryl Shockey Rodney Carnes April Alexander Steve Meadows 1 w w Ed Kefgen Pam Scharnhorst Vicki Seuell Larry Maiden in WE s F l if E I Don Hathaway Colleen Sullivan Irene Waldron Ken Gilbert x E' I Q as f , sis! ,- ,sf x N' if ' k wif: . M , 4 Left to Right: Eliazar Gonzalez Darla Longhurst Bob Loeber Linda Azure Mark Cochran E i 1 Muhlbeier Cheryl Caraway Ed Ehrhart Sutton Sam Erdm an Debbie Heideman Rios E Maurine Goodsel Steve Heiman Ken Meldrum Kay Haus en w w 1 l JR 1 ,. if 1 Su, .df +1 if I Right: Ron Lalka Kriste Flansburgh Randy Odom Luvinia Benavides Steve Braddock Rayleen Flatau Dwight Leavitt ETS Ken Roberts Christy Vinnedge Frank Muller Sandy Sackmann Jeff Dougherty Debra Stanley Rick Kincaid Mona Bingman Jed Bauermeister Elody Anderson David Hathaway l i' dwg fix 5 . u Chuck Burgess Connie Law Doug Baker Lee Stephenson Vicki Matsumura Left to Right: Jim Brock Sue Hansen David Bauermeister Eva Zavala Dwight Nichols Jodi Hudlow Clair Clubfoot Jamie Person Myra B111 EO11 Josie Strong Bill Hendricks Linda Elder Ryan Bongers Sandy Grover Jim Mothershead Tim Timmons Pam Worsharn Nolan Empey Chris Randall mum--V gsm s ...mm Teresa Casper Dwitht Loewen Suzanne Miller Stenhanie Dickman Steve Search Becky Dougherty Senior not Pictured Carlos Cano Russell Caul fKingJ Rosemary Cerna Cindy Coquillette Brandy Flett Sonja Bird Hansen Dale Hayes Mike Monk Israel Perez 4 WH 0 'S WH 0 Chosen by a majority vote of the Senior class in April, the Who's Who's are a part of CHS tradi- tion. As evidenced by these fa- vorites, the Class of '74 really has reasons to say We've got class. Clockwise, beginning at right: MR. Sz MS. CHS: Jim Brock 81 Sandy Saekmann BEST DRESSED: -1 Dwight' Loevven Sz Vicki Seuell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Rodney Carnes gl Darla Longhurst MOST TALENTED: Nolan Ernpey gl Connie Law MOST FUN TO BE AROUND: Steve Braddock 8: Linda Edler FRIENDLIEST: Carlos Cano Sz Debbie Stanley 2 5 E MORE WHO'S WHO Clockwise, beginning above: FLIRT gl WOLF: Kriste Flansburg gl Steve Search SHYEST: Rayleen Fiatau EQ Ryan Bongers CUTEST: Suzie Miller 81 Ed Kefgen MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Luvy Benavides Sz Jed Bauermeister CLASS CLOWNS: Judy Sutton Sz Steve Meadows MOST ATHLETIC: Kent Mackay, Irene Waldron 8 Eliazar Gonzalez Preparation is no small part of gradu- ation. At right, sen- iors Sandy Sackmann and Linda Edler sur- vey the flower situa- tion as Sam Erdman tries to get his hat to stay straight. Below, Nolan Empey demon- strates another inte- gral part of graduation -- waiting. AWA RDS: Citizenship- Jodi Hudlow Sportsmanship- Jed Bauermeister Music- Nolan Empey Science- Jamie Person Language Arts- Sandy Sackmann Athletics- Kent Mackay Valedictorian- Vicki Matsumura Salutatorian- Darla Longhurst Danforth Award- Vicki Matsumura Sz David Bauermeister American Legion Award- Darla Longhurst Sz Sam Erdma.n frunners-upj Teresa Casper 8a Rodney Carnes Readers Digest Award- Vicki Matsumura National Merit Finalist- Darla Longhurst The class listens as Jim Brock asks parents and others to walk beside us and be our friends. SCHOLARSHIPS BPW- Myra Burton Honor Society- Jodi Hudlow Ka Vicki Seuell Beta Sigma Phi- Darla Longhurst Jan Messinger- Irene Waldron Elks 'Most Valuable Student'- Darla Longhurst Nisei Women's Club- Vicki Matsumura Washington State Jr. Miss 43rd Runner-upk Jodi Hudlow Hanford Environmental Health- Darla Longhurst Appointment to Coast Guard Academy- Jamie Person Whitworth Honors at Entrance- Sandy Sackmann EWSC Alumni- Vicki Matsumura Ricks College Honors- Darla. Longhurst Govan Beauty School- Mona Bingman American Indian Tribal Grant- Linda Azure Various emotions are shown as seniors wait outside for their turn to walk in. 2: 1 if 3. Bob Loeber and Sandy Grover lead the long walk in. Graduation '74 Anxiously awaiting. . . May 29, THE night. . . Dress- ing and fixing . . . more waiting. . . 8:00 bringing Pomp and Circumstancen. . . Proud, beaming par- ents. . . Singing the national anthem. . . Listening to Vioki's, Jim's, and Sandy's speeches. .Enjoying the music made by classmates Connie, Nolan, Ed, and Randy. . . Hearing Mrs. Musser for the last time. . . Awards. . . Feeling proud as Mr. Seely praises the class as one of the best ever. . .Diplomas - finally! . . . Changing tassels. . . Confetti pouring down. . . The Sting . .Gifts, praises, kisses, tears. . .the party. . .the breakfast. . . a feeling of relief, free- dom, and loneliness. . . Jamie Person, as senior class President, serves as MC. Vicki Matsumura and Darla Longhurst, Valedictorian and Salutatorian, receive awards. ' .2 2 44:24 ..,, ...at-.,.1.:.:. , ,, .,,,,,..,. .,...,.,,.,.,,,..,....,,,. .,.,.,.,..,..,,.,.,.. ,,..,.,,, ..,,...,.,.,.,.,..,...,,,... , .,.... . . t ....... . ..,.,.,... . . .........1., . ......... .,.......,.. ...,. , . . ..,,.. ........,,,.... . 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