Curtis High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1970 volume:

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ME! i J' L tm Q - 'iww J xijf , L, X W ,Y u fiiud NU t I f . V 4.5 i in it ,4 9 Ji A 1 V A 34 , Rkf P' X N N l an Lvm Q ,i in 0' -gilt? to it ' V' if L: , nw i fix 1 -, if- 2 ' tx' N iv' ixixw' ,X A xt J' Q, Q H if A A i W ti 3 ,, if f xg' ,i Link, XQ- gi Each day at Curtis is a new beginning ofa life long Search for a better life 2 One in which we seek new answers to old questions And the better understanding of our fellowman 3 A life in which we strive for the Courage to speak out with compassion, humor, and total honesty The span of our lifetime is like a grain of sand to all eternity 5 xx K X xg 1 N'x R. .kr .R a xx fx K X W F. , -X xl . x ' w fix, 3 3 QS' 3 , N K, V- N K m, N ' ' XX- N1 w . H' H r fm i N X xx., 1 1- M., x A 5 X af i X , H W X x .X .V M' TX A M K y -- ., vi ' XA, ,K K, Q. , i-,. X ' .,'--Rv .R F, , M xx X f X... X V' x , M, X . xh- X, ..-. X, N. X '-1. N , aww, X Q A VM. ix. . X ,X J X , x N W X' mx M' X 1 .xxx It is a life in which we must dream as well as do 6 X x . For because of such a dream we have raised our eyes to the heavens and in amazement have stepped upon the moon 7 What lies ahead for mankind is the product of our own actions And we must Come to realize the lasting truth. .. The World is What We Make It Table of Contents Student Life ....... 10 Athletics . . . .38 Activities . . . .66 Classes . . 106 Academics . . 152 9 I i f K E X K mmm ,, wfwwmi 'N-. Q. n 'G' fy 1.. .119 'ka ,V .. Xi.. '9 fix s , i 1 Q nil fgf A . 2 H C A? . as K. Q . iii? k , x IIN 5 , . , L ga, k .sf if if? 3 41.,, 4 5 if K 5 ' A , a W' , A , . 1 fi fr 5' , a ,W F 2 'M N' :A ! Bjorn joins his American family for a family portrait, Mr. and Mrs. Gilchrist, Bjorn, john, and Gary. Bjorn Bjorn Ove Myrvang from Oslo, Norway, arrived in University Place to enroll among the Curtis Vikings for a school year in America with Mr. and Mrs. Gilchrist and family. Bjorn is the seventh exchange student to enter Curtis and the first to come to the new high school. He participates in Ski Club, Key Club, Letterman's Club, Stage Band, Concert Band, and is a member of the Tacoma Swim Club. Bjorn is welcomed to Curtis by his fellow students. s -- ---- W Mr. and Mrs. George Curtis greet Bjorn upon his arrival to University Place. Bjorn gets in Condition for swimming. Lrr. if .rf Bjorn became the first foreign exchange student to Besides the academic activities, Bjorn enjoys the participate in band. social life. 13 Howdy Dance Welcomes New Students Curtis Vikings dance to the rhythm of the Bumps. The 1969 Howdy Dance with its theme of howdy tried with great success to welcome the new and reaquaint the old. The Pep Staff with the help of the Pep Club Cabinet welcomed everyone with a warm smile of friendship. Royalty of the Howdy Dance from left to right: King and Queen Bjorn Ove Myrvang and Patti Howard, Prince and Princess Ron Norton Knot picturedj and Debbi Hansen, EV611 the ChHpe1'O11S get Duke and Duchess Brent Mukai and Ann Milton 111150 the SWiT1g UD of things! i -- Al.. , ....l. 1-,.,..,. .-.1 , Curtis Gets 98.805 on Activity Card Sale, Stomping Fife and Summer Caren O'Donnell is one out of 9796 of the Juniors who bought activity cards. 3 3 if Tollie Knisely really socks-it-to Sue Fowler, ASB Treasurer is the defenseless Fife, Trojan. X completely exhausted by the ' end of the sale. The activity card sale proved to be a whopping success as Sue Fowler, chairman of the sale, pulled Curtis to Victory over Sumner with a low 702 and Fife with 76. 57, Curtis had a Victory assembly where the Spartans and Trojans were body painted, wiped out With pies, and had to congratulate Curtis on their great spirit. Powder Puff-1969 junior team co-captain Lee Brunswick Voices her opinion on an all out Victory for the junior team. After two weeks of sore, tiring, frustrating, and sometimes endless weeks, the junior and senior powder puff teams fought to a O to O tie. Although the senior team gained more yardage during the game, the junior team determinably fought on til the Very last second. The juniors were coached by Mr. Doucette, Mr. Weller, and Mr. Handeland, while the senior coaches were Mr. Redburg, and Mr. Obert. Chosen by the junior team as captains were Lee Brunswick, Sharon Loken, julie Pagel, and jill Arrends. Senior team captains wre Laura Pieterman, Marci Murray, Karen Wood, Anne Popelka, Shelley Dickinson, and Nancy Wells. Laura Pieterman forcibly blocks a junior powder puffer while Donna Slierton carries the ball for the senior team. junior cheerleaders, Frank Ani, Brion Roark, john Potucek, Bill Herd, and Glenn McCarty lead the junior team in a cheer. Senior team members seem unconcerned as they trample right over a junior powder puffer. Senior cheerleaders, Bill Powell, Mike Haffey, and Mil-ze Patterson rush out on field for a last minute pep rally. Senior team captains give a pep talk to their team at the powder puff assembly. 4... We K m ,a f-MQ. I7 iking Week: ,N ir, Ann Milton atop the shoulders of a mighty sophomore MT- PSP, Bill POWSH, and Other Seniors show rehearses for Sophomore skit. their enthusiasm during the Senior skit. Terry Hickey, Brad Carsen, and Tom Allard demonstrate how to hold it up and in f?J during the Root Beer jug-a-lug. Curtis students enthusi- astically greeted Viking Week with a Variety of activities. Throughout the Week events 'including jean Day, Watermelon Spit, Uniform Day, and the Hula- Hoop Contest, were frequent The height of competition occurred at the night assembly when students of th three classes Vied with each other. The title of Miss Pep was awarded to Kathy Curtiss and Mr. Pep to Bill Powell. l la if Games, Glory, Hard Work. and Generous smiles from Homecoming Queen Janelle Sach King Bjorn Myrvang. The announcement of the selection of Janelle Sach as Homecoming Queen High- lighted the Thursday night assembly. Homecoming Royalty from left to right: junior Princess Rhonda Ellison, Sophomore Princess.Santly Hentze, Senior Princess Karen johnson, and Queen janelle Sach. 'et N I9 Excitement, Fun, Competition, Juniors tower and topple over 3.11. Amidst mountains of balloons, Seniors triumph for Junior Mike Baudin keeps them Coming as Laurie another Wm' Aymond stuffs them in during the Cracker Stuff. 20 i Senior Victory i 1 ,gf - Ye Olde Royale jolopy. tk 'K y F Instead of giving a helping hand, Mr. Doucette 'Atta girl! is given a desperately needed push in the Teacher's Tricycle Race. 21 Seance Adds Suspense Blithe Spirit is an English comedy about an upper class author Charles Condomine. ln order to obtain the information he needs to write his book, Condomine holds a seance in his own home. With the help of Madame Arcati, a gypsy woman who commutes with the dead, Condomine manages to call back his ex and dead wife Elvira and later accidently kills y his present wife Ruth. She to materializes and Charles now has a real problem with two dead wives. In the end Charles and Madame Arcati have succeeded in dematerializing Ruth and Elvira but for how long no one knows. Charlie tries to convince Ruth that his ex- Wife Elvira is really in the room. Cast of Characters Charles Condomine. . . .Ken Nichols Ruth Condomine . . . .Sandy Vigna Elvira ..... . .Sue Newschwander Madame Arcati . . . .Cyndi Proulx Dr. Bradman . . . .Rick Smith Mrs. Bradman . . . .Debbie Critchlow Edith ...... . .Sue Lowery Director ..... . .Mr. Dennis Goin Student Director . . . .Marcie Murray Ruth, Madame Arcati and Mrs. Bradman discuss the preliminary steps for the seance. 4 Q? Wswm ' N2 eb., .sa EQ, ,W 48:3 mf, gn W, 3' E, X 1 ffl? ff. A it 3 ' 'M ..,: - gl , ':h ff ' LW A , kg ' 7,1 ' is ' 'ff A k in ' ', . 76 ' ' 'N gg X' xiii iw 1 , A A , I9 Ni f gy as if f ,K V If ff, fl Q r W ,ji ' QVJNQ A W Q l'LL NL , jk if w 76 MZLEN xp A ,,Mfj1,g,4 44 I Ig? ,f , , 'V' 5 - ' f ff? 7 ' gf 1 53 za 5 K fins, .- : by 1 V fl X gi ?s,j'ff V A if . A iw If ' 2 Efiggaxffgv :A 'ff V . 5, af? Zigi! ? fu, -I Q. A T i,e 7 .M V, .ag 9 ' Si, f fl, .ff .Q 'aff ' -4. ,M -L . . if X A fx: a ,af , . 4. , .,.- - FQ- T! .. ,,:' ' 513 .,, . fi?5i5mA . N--If f ,... -'f 'A ,.. if , MQ E J S ix rue? i .1 lt takes eleven for one poor defenseless tree! Now the problem is: Where do We put it? Christmas Come Girl's Club President, Sue Newschwander, along With her little helpers, Gary Gilchrist, Joe Thomas, Janice Bonneville, Bruce Erickson, Janelle Skach, Cheryl Ford, Georganna Roessel, Laura Burns, Ernie Yarnane, Steffie Rowland, Lynn Murray, Sally Jacobson, Ann Storset, Renee Voeller, John Gilchrist, Shellie Dickenson, and Karen McMahon, contributed to the spirit of Christmas by putting up the tree. The art and crafts room made decorations to give the effect of stain glass Windows. The librarians with their students decorated the library. Ernie Yamane puts on the final touch. The Whole gang sits for a photo of their The library adds tothe atmosphere of the school. Masterpiece -Cup. 'xv x -1. 2 5 , . ,L 4 . A f' , mfg' Q7 .2 r f A . fa RQ. sy' ,sh V I t h 42, -3 I 3 1 X ., ,. 1, , if Q , 1 55:5 'Sf x 4, fum K N Y Qi K ll Q yyffw K , YQ Night of One Acts Presented ,fi d FUMED OAK Karlin Frederick-Snooty Wife Pete Jacobson-Henpecked husband Kathy Clary-Meddling grandmother Leigh Ange-Elsie I 5 ay it? Q? tg, REI-IEARSAL Sharon Wise-Freda Lynne Hedlund-Chris Debbie Critchlow-Barb Pam Wepher-Sonja Lee Brunswick-Marjorie Sandy Gentry-Gert X IMPROMPTU Cyndi Proulx-Winifred Steve Swanson-Ernest Pat Borris -Tony Sharon Goodrich - Laura A a i, ik. 'K HELLO OUT THERE ,Lf L., Scott Winslow-Young ganrbier E N gl Janice Wargo-Assault Victim .. Steve Cairns-Rancher E t W l,... Kirk Parker-Ranch hand Randy Rowland-Ranch hand Chuck Blanche-Ranch hand Barb Bartle-Young girl Laura Pieterman and Don Rapp reign as King and Queen at the Senior Ball Don and Laura Reigr The period of Romeo and Juliet set the scene for the 1970 senior ball. With the theme A Time for Us the room Was decorated like the inside of a castle With pillars and a balcony Where the refreshments were served. Midway through the evening came the announcement of the royalty and then l the Grand March. While the couples i slowly Walked around the royalty, Don and Laura led the others in the Grand March Dance. As 11:30 came everyone Went their own Ways. Some to Seattle for dinner and some to Olympia and even Tacoma. The evening was exciting, and long for some. It was obvious that this senior ball was the best Curtis has ever had. Many sophomore boys were selected to act as waiters Royalty for this years senior ball are as follow: Duke and Duchess were jerry Wakefield and Tolly Knisely, Prince and Princess, Greg Duras and Holly Christiansen, and King and Queen were Don Rapp and Laura Pieterrn an 28 my-Inq Over a Time for Us 4 sf gd . 125 , Y L K Q . After the royalty was announced, the grand march to place and then a big circle was made for the royalty while they led the next dance The refreshments were served on the balcony where tables were set with candles. The guests were waited on by the sophomore waiters. ,Nl- BIGGEST FLIRT--1 anice Bonneville and Gary Blue 0- 'E f A .A.' ,FQ Kg , , 5 Qi 'L XS ' I KX Li., fl -A ,Nfl ' In ' 1 11, A VQ P fr Q J . P ' X , E. ::,., K y 4 w ' yg1? 3W2?Q,S ' 'Q' ,L , V. -K L NTOST TALENTED--Annette CI-ASS CUT-UP'-IHHST H9-1'HbY Tabet and Ken Nichols and Bill Powell Valentine's Assembl CUTEST SMILE--Jeanie Sanguinetti and Ed Herd E x 1 FRIENDLIEST--Roxanne Rowe and Mike Patterson BEST DRESSED--jill Nordquist BEST PERSONALITY--Karen BEST LOOKING--Brad Becker and john Gilchrist Wood and Mike Swesey and Janelle Skach Y , ' . .- i Q .V x gi vin -, YK f , .,f' ' ., ' G6 , S: X RK ' T 2 I I 2 V .6 2 3 SHYEST - -Wendy Simpson and jack Spellman jane Milton and Gary Weir MOST LIKELY 'TO SUCCEED-- PEPPIESTU- Jeanie Simmons and Steve Floor Holl and Greg Chosen Sweethearts SWEETHEARTS--Holly Christensen MOST LOVABLE--Bjorn Myrvang and Greg Duras and Patti Howard 5 5 MOST ACTIVE--Laura Pieterman MOST ATHLETIC--Nancy Wells and Elmer Ozolin and Floyd Keller s, BRAINIEST--Karlin Frederick and Ric Branchflower High School Facult Proves Victorious From the Back ofa Donkey -1--v www, ,.--uu Yugi? , 9' HM.. Mr. Nicholson shoots for abaskct to score for the High School team. Mr. Mullen tugs at the reigns but to no avail. The Athletic Department of Curtis High School again sponsored a Donkey Basketball Game to raise funds for department needs. With the Curtis High faculty playing against that of the junior High, a large crowd of students cheered and roared with laughter as faculty members shot baskets from the backs of slow yet sometimes overly ac- tive donkies. Despite the good and well meant efforts of thc junior High, the Curtis High faculty Went on to Win the game after a long and hard spent evening. Mr. Goin goes tumbling down as Mr. Mullen comes sliding after. arsity Tennis f ,- Don Rapp and Chris Lough Carl Foster and Anne Popelka if 5' Nancy Wells and jane Milton Rosalind jeffcoat and Chris Lough 1st Row: jan Hobus, Becky Wray, Kathy Zittel, Gail Weir, Karen Anderson, Shann Koester. 2nd Row: Coach Merrill, Steve Swenning, Dave Donaldson, Larry Ellington, Dan Arnold, jim jones, Greg Carlsen Track 1st Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: Sth Row: john French, Pul Bellona, Steve Martin, Rick Branchflower, Steve Smith, Greg Nigh, Bjorn Myrvang, Tom McNallen, Greg Duras, Mike Swesey. Bob, Lien, Mike Clark, Dale Reed, Bruno Caprez, Rich French, Vaughn Wray, Gary Mease, Ken Keller, Coach Wells. John MacPherson, Herb Watlin, Buddy Greco, Greg Harp, jack Day, Mike Walsh, Mark Wells, Paul Page, Dan Maquire, Paul Zurfluh. Mark Smith, Tom Hargedon, Scott Marble, Brian jenkins, Terry Hichey, Jim Ball. Richard Clark, Jim Dess, Dave Peterson, Tim Beard, John Potucek, Rick Lochart, Pete Welch, DeanCarnpbel1. Outstanding Field Men: Paul Page, Mark Smith, Greg Duras, Mike Swesey. Distance Runners: Bjorn Myrvang, Rick Branch flower, Tom Hargadon, Alan Meier. League Champion Mile Relay Team: Torn Mc- Nallen, Bob Lien, Greg Nigh, Gary Mease. Eight-Eighty Runners: Pete Welsh, Mike Walsh Greg Nigh, Mark Wells. Mark Wells jumps the hurdle. Varsity Baseball i i W 3 M V ,Z .,,, 4 ,, K lst Row: John Roberts, Joe Thomas, Ed Herd, Ernie Yamane, Brad Becker, Floyd Keller. 2nd Row: Loren I-lille, Alan Meier, Tom Shoemaker, Elmer Ozlin, Coach Salaiino. 31111 Row: Mark Styrland, Bill jarmon, Mike Berger, Tim Chubb. Senior Baseball Team Members X! ,WWW 5 1 Brad Becker 109 Th0II12lS Ed Herd al ga if , h Mgij 6 ,, V ' Floyd Keller I john Roberts Junior Varsity Baseball 1st Row: Dirk Thompson, Gary Gilchrist, Brent Mukai, 2nd Row: Coach Eastman, Mike Harris, Alan Meier, Ro Mike Sanchez. 3rd Row: Richard White, Frank Bender. Ernie Yamane , .- i f N Elmer Ozolin Terry Larson, Ed Zomira, Mike Hancher. n Warnke, Steve Houston, Louis Charnes, s 'Q ' Director ........... Don Wolvers Choral Director ..... Robert Northrup Instrulnental Director . . .Lee Kloeppel Technical Director .... Dennis Goin Student Director ...... Mary Hunter Maria Rainer ......... ..... K aren Richards Sister Berthe ...... . ..... Demi Leland Sister Margaretta .... . . Debbie Blocker The Mother Abbess . . .... Sue Fowler Sister Sophia ..... . . Kathy Curtiss Captain Von Trapp . . . . . Larry Seaman Franz .......... ....... T om Laue Frau Schmidt . . . . . Karlin Frederick Liesl ...... . . . Sheryl Larsen Rolf Gruber . . . . . . Don Thompson Elsa Schraeder . . . . Sue Newschwander Max Detweiler . . . . .Jerry Wakefield Herr Zeller ........ .... C hris Walsh Baron Elberfeld ....... .... B urr Henly Admiral Von Schreiber . . . .... Tim Allison Frau Zeller ......... . . Laura Pieterman Baroness Elberfeld .............. Patti Howard Children .................... Tami Saffron, Elaine Busby, Cathy Pieterman, David l-lays, Gary Pieterman and Venessa Tolles NUN'S CHORUS: Becky Brynstad, Janice Bullard, Laura Burns, Esther Caprez, Jayne Christenson, Denise Crawford, Chris Crowell, Jody Funk, Ann Hallstrom, Janet Hamby, Cindy Holm, Becky Karanzas, Kathy Kelly, Kathy Kyte, Marta Lewis, Deanne Macomber, Debbie McDonell, Nancy McGoldrick, Kathy Moore, Pam Morris, Marcie Murray, Caren O'Donnell, Robin Prichard, Sandy Pederson, Jo Pon ton, Terri Phillips, Mary Lou Radcliffe, Mary Reiter, Georgeahna Roessel, Peggy Rose, Steffie Rowland, Jeannie Simmons, Janelle Skach, Betsy Steere, Sindy Swanson, Sandy Vigna. NEIGHBORS OF THE VON TRAPPS: Pat Boress, Richard Clark, Marcy Cratsenberg, Guy Frederick, Matt Gruber, Tom Hargadon, Mike I-Iawkinson, Tom Jonez, Lynn Mur ray, Bryan Ramsey, Mollie Smith, Steve Swanson, Wen dy Washburn, Verla Wilbur, Wendy Wooten. ORCHESTRA: Shelley Robison, Robin Baker, Nancy Nelson, Cheri Fulton, Joan Bullard, Emily Hartley, Ron Schelberg, Eliza Hartley, Mike Clarke, Glen Shephard, John Potucek, Tim Beard, Dave Donaldson, Bob Lein, Dick Ohls, Paul Page, Mike Haffey, Dyanna Livingston, Sue Lowery. ACCOMPANISTS: Alan Chipman, Duane Funderburk. Y ,S H in . ' i Y E! Rogers' and Hammerstein's The Sound of Music was the eighth annual musical to be presented at Curtis. A large on-stage cast of 75 students, an orchestra of 32 students, and numerous students of the production staff all made up the successful group of actors, musicians, and interested people who worked many hours to make this musical a real success. Mr. Dennis Goin, technical director, this year joined the faculty team of Mr. Don Wolvers, gen- eral directorg Mr. Lee Kloeppel, instrumental director, and Mr. Robert Northrup, vocal director, in guiding this 1970 production, performed for the public on May 7, 8 and 9. Karen Richards as Maria Rainer and Larry Sea- man as Captain Von Trapp headed the cast, along with Sue Fowler as the Mother Abbess, Sue Newschwander as Elsa Schraeder, jerry Wakefield as Max Detweiler, Don Thompson as Rolf, and Sheryl Larsen as Liesl, along with the six other Von Trapp children. Frau C an The Captain and Maria plan their future together as an ordinary coup1e'L ur Town 3 0 ,M fi lvlrs. Gibbs tells Dr. Gibbs about the household. Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Webb gossip while snapping beans. The whole town Comes to the Wedding of George and Emily. Professor 'Willard gives some vital statics abp t the town. ,f -N Emily 9. d George discuss future plans. z IJQJ Wi r XX in The cast listens for last minute instructions. Rebecca feels the moon is much better in her brothers room. Cast Stage Manager . . . . Kevin Walker Dr, Gibbs .... Scott Ponton joe Crowell .... liirk Parker Howie Newsome . Steve Cairns Mrs. Gibbs .... Leslie Garrison Mrs. Webb . . , Cheryl lluntinqton George Gibbs . . . Rick Smith Rebecca Gibbs . . Kathy Curtiss Wally Webb , , . Christopher Hullbere Emily Webb . . . Sandie Gentry Professor Willard ..... Pete Jacobson Mr. Webb .......... Randy Rowland 1st Woman in the Balcony. . 2nd Woman in the Balcony 3rd Woman in the Balcony Simon Stimson . . . . . . . Mrs. Soames . . . . . . . Si Crowell .... Baseball Players . . M rs. Craig ........ Mrs. Stoddard. . . K arlin F red erick Nora Pearson janet llamby Elvin Duncan Robin Baker liirk Parker Tom llargadon Don Thompson Leslie Rose leigh Ange People of the Town: .jini lleiterf Sharo1iGoodrich, Debbie Critchlow, l.ynn lledlund, Sharon YViSC n Oorn-pah-pah? fl Q if wifi 5 5 . A 4 U .E xi :,,:f:L5 if ' An enthusiastic welcome for new students during re gistration. Polpourri Senior class president Cathy Curtiss gives a victory salute after having won the Pep Award during Viking Week, 36 Shelley Dickinson and Mike Swesey share a joke with a reflective Mr. Rubens. v- N Lori Polk finds her way amid a sea of Viking Week balloons A birds-eye View of the library. The end of the football season rwscaf -554 ' as Q gi E2 x s c if g V 2'Lf-l- Q ,, .. . f uf K,- Q- ?': f?i5gk? mt: awk ml 'livxbsm lp 1 Q H My 52? m ' , L ?L, Z' , 'Q 1 V 4 V A ' ,'m' L , .2 M ,S A,,:,, . f , N sm . ,fi ZR: W 3 ,',, V i :L 'fax 5 f f W 1 S Q ff L , Q 1. Q 2 Q Q in i q In A V3 Q A' A w f ,.A, . . V , A , .A N H ,ig V A M2434 A - I ,. ' .fzws FRONT ROW: Coach Bagby, Brad Becker, Ernie Yamane, Ed Herd, Greg Duras, john Gilchrist, Bruce Erickson, and Coach O'Laughlin. SECOND ROW: Manager, Tim Allison, Floyd Keller, Mike Guffey, Tom Laue, Scott Berry, Kevin Foley, Greg Harp, and manager Don Martilli. THIRD ROW: Lennie Eaton, Tim Beard, Bill Hobus, Eugene Ost, Bill Herd, Bill jarmon and manager Ken Keller. FOURTH ROW: Gary Gilchrist, Greg Cook, Mark Wells, Paul Rick Pearson, Vaughn Wray, Bob Lien and Brian Roark. in Over Foster 55 to 0 Seasons Scores CURTIS C5 4 lb OPPONENT White River Fife Enurnclaw Bethel Tahoma Peninsula Foster North Thurston Sumner 32 13 - - ' ' 27 O ' 20 ' 27 Mt. Si 13 6 12 O 0 20 7 28 ' 6 55 O 7 O 6 Zurfluh, GREG DURAS Tackle Co-Captain Academic Award f 'w TOM LA UE 'S Guard '? 4 'L , ,F 5, .4 W A SQQQYL ' if X? .. . i T gl S BILL HOBUS Wi All- S e amount Mention Fu llb ack MIKE GUFFY I-Ialfback 3' 3 3 2 Bill Hobus powers his way off tackle. KEVIN FOLEY GREG HARP End Center All- S eamount Honorable Mentior 912' ,wily MARK WELLS Quarterback ggi TIM BEARD Fullback ERNIE YAMANE I-Ialfback SCOTT BERRY JOHN GHCHRIST C enter T6LClilC Ed Herd takes a pitch from QB. Mark Wells. The Curtis Vikings began the l969 football season by dropping their first 3 games. Despite the slow start the Viks came on strong, to be victorious in there last 6 of 7 games. Bruce Erickson and Bill jarmon received All-Seamount honors for their outstanding efforts 81 abilities on the field. The season was highlighted by our 55-0 victory over Foster. Thundering Ed Herd scored 5 TD's and in doing so broke a Curtis record set by K.C. Platzer in 1967. Others Seniors Floyd Keller, Greg Harp, john Gilchrist, Brad Becker, and Ernie Yamane proved their leadership abilities on the field. The season Was also highlighted by having Floyd Keller Receive the Inspirational Trophy and Tackle Award, Greg Duras Received the Academic Trophy and shared the Co-Captian Award with Ed Thundering Herd. RICK PEARSON Guard 13111 Herd Lmloads the bomb BRUCE ERICKSON BRIAN ROARK LENNY EATON Tackle End Guard All-Seamount Kicker GARY GILCHRIST BOB LIEN BRAD BECKER Linebacker End Flankerback ., DX Bi 0 I ,Si lf A A A 0 Q O H NT '25 1 K, m A ,. I. . K M X Q t1 1 ,gfffif ffiv X iv .is gl gif- ,H A-',w,i,i ,' 1 -:1Ef::'2',2f' Nj , - Q7 z, W X f x ,Y A -K ig, ' an 1 ff! .+ AQ Q Mi nas? 'Q hw MQ Q- 'I fr J aff! Greg Duras blocks Hornet pass. Floyd Keller streaks through line. Placclcicl-ter Bruce Erickson attempts and makes conversion. J junior Varsity Excells FRONT ROW: Coach Nicholson, Brad Carlson, Mike Sanchez, Cliff Porter, Mike Walsh, Steve Warner Mark Styrlund, Macy Anaya, Tom Shoemaker and Coach Lavik. SECOND ROW: Tim O'Con.nel, Krls Knudsen, Dave Donaldson, Brad Harp, Bill Guffey, Gary Carlson and Rick Crockett. THIRD ROW Dale Massey, Greg Cook, Kevin Walker, Vaughn Wray, Allan Miers, Brent Mukai, jim jackson, Mike Wakeman and 18 ....... ' ........... O 6 .... . . .... . . 0 Rick Lockhart Seasons Scores CURTIS OPPONENT Fife Enumclaw l4.. ...Mt.Si... ..0 6 ....... Bethel . . . . .12 22. . . . .Tahoma. . . . . O 8. . .... Peninsula .... . . 8 9 ....... Foster . . . . . . 8 47 ROW ONE: Mike Clark, Paul Bellona, Scott Marble, Tom Hargadon, Rick Branchflower, john French, Dave Peterson, Ron McCoy, and Coach Wells. SECOND ROW: Lemont Betteridge, Kevin I-Iersey, Bruno Caprez, Larry Seaman, jim Dess, Rich French, Dan Arnold, Tom jonez and Pat McAllister. THIRD ROW: Paul Page, Mike Swesey, john MacPherson, Mike Berger, Greg Nigh, Brian jenkins and Gary Mease. Cross Country Team Proves Outstanding The Cross Country team coached by Mr. Wells, lead by Tom Hargadon and john French had their usual victorious season. Beating the Bethel Braves While at Bethel, guaranteed the Viks a portion of the Championship which they Went on to share with Enumclaw and Bethel. Sophomore Scott Marble Was among our top runners and will add great strength to the team in his two remaining years. my 3 Viks pour it on the final stretch. R101-4 Branchflower takes ten Seasons Scores CURTIS OPPONENT Lakes 42 Rogers Sumner Enumclaw North Thurston 14 Mt. Si 44 15 Peninsula 46 15 Tahoma 44 27 Bethel 30 16 Fife 45 24 Tumwater 35 Another Great Season for Golfers Mike Be ggs Stev H Jim Ball 50 Thomp . 1aanww.sc.nn-gamma Au-new-,mme 1 Steve I-lemmen, jim Ball, john Roberts, Steve Swenning, Dirk Thompson, Burrl-lenly, MikeBeggS and Greg Carlson. CURTIS OPPONENT Seaso ns Sco res . 61 Sumner 38 Va I 65 Peninsula 54 55 Bethel 30 72 Tumwater 42 60 North Thurston 57 58 Enumclaw 40 53 Peninsula 48 48 Bethel 17 53 Tumwater 40 51 North Thurston 60 John Roberts Steve Swenning . , kr kk I ki. ,lt r 51 A i' J 1 it 1 7 , I 4 -L1 Magi v us. Ar 1 0 Afwfiti i s fe ff 35 Q , 'Wm Q ':hiJ - . .. 1. F 4, First Row Tom Hargadon, Mark Wells and Tom Shoemaker 2nd Row john Gilchrist Mike Swesey Rick Branchflower and Elmer Ozolin 3rd Row Coach Redburg Tim Beard Mike Berger Mark Smith and Brian Varsity Basket ball JO1mG11Chf1Sf Curtis Opponent Enumclaw Mt. Si Bethel Fife N. Thurston Foster Tahoma White River Sumner Peninsula Tumwater J W a john Gilchrist Rick Branchflower get f 3 A l 3 1 B B y Mike Swegey Elmer OZOl.l.I1 The Curtis High Basketball team had a great season this year. Winning ten and losing only eight, the team placed fifth in the league. The highlight of the season was a 102-51 victory over the Tahoma Bears. Brion Roarck was leading scorer, Elmer Ozolin led in assists, and Tim Beard won the rebound trophy. john Gilchrist was voted Inspirational Award Winner by his fellow teammates at the Awards Banquet at Brads. 53 ff T555 if ' Ozolin hits on a jumper Coaches pln second half strategy Vik's get pep talk at half. 54 S-I-N-K. . .sink it Elmer, sink 1t! l Watermelon, watermelon, watermelon rind. Look at the scoreboard see who's behind. Q Q uk T e nnneno e Don't lose that ball! ! D Take that ball away! ,e , ,fi Q ' 4 Front Row: Brent Mukai, Al Meier, and Tom Shoemaker. 2nd Row: Bill Herd, Markl-larris, Ball, and COHCI1 Mullen. 3rd Row: john McPherson, Mike Bergen, Paul Zurfluh, Mark Smith and Tim O'Connel1. - if A large Crowd. As Usual. XXRX gi 2 , I ' 56 . ,490 Tip it to the Vikings! Look out ..... here it comes! i 57 lf' .W . ,.,. . K 5553. ' 'pfwzr' -, f J. V. 's get some helpful advice from the coach Grab the ball Vikings! . 3 Front Row: Terry Storset, Dwight Pattee, Kim Vorinestrand, Mike Haffey and john Emrick. 2nd Row: jerry Cameron, Mike Wakeman, Greg Cook, and Floyd Keller. 3rd Row: john Pattee, Steve juhasz, Ed Herd, and Steve Warner. 4th Row: Bill Hobus, Dan McQuire, Leonard McCarthy, Coach Ball, jim Reiter. Le U e C h a m lfggig Ilisgftiltional Winner CURTIS OPPONENT 36 Sumner 16 29 Bethel 16 45 Foster 10 17 Puyallup 26 44 Stadium 7 31 White River 13 16 Wilson 30 32 N. Thurston 18 26 Fife 20 38 Tahoma 6 31 Enumclaw 8 39 Mt. Si 10 45 Peninsula 3 29 Tumwater 16 58 fv- 6' .4-H-Q Leonard McCarthy Ed Herd Co-Captain 413' john Pattee Floyd Keller Co- Captain This was a year of many firsts for the Curtis Wrestling team. Beating the North Thurston Rams for the first time in six years, the team went undefeated in the league for the first time, Won the Seamount League Championship, went on to win the Sub- District Wrestling Tournament, and sent eight wrestlers to the District Tournament. Without the great coaching of Coach Ball and Coach Devore, all of these couldn't have been possible. The co-captains this year were john Pattee and Butch McCarthy. Bill Hobus and john Emrick were the two Curtis Wrestlers to represent Curtis at state and Mike Haffey was voted Inspirational award winner at the Wrestling banquet held at the end of the season. With four starting seniors on this year's team, next year should be another great one for the Curtis Wrestling Team. 59 Mike Haffey Viking wrestlers observing one of their team juhasz up-ends opponent 60 Cook works for control Hobus drives opponent to the mat McCarthy nails opponent to mat 61 ' - V 'cw is ' Q ,, V I It , , . Front Row: I-larry Kepler, Vaughn Wray, Brian jenkins, Randy Hansen, and Gary Gilchrist. 2nd Row: Greg Carlsen, Paul Bellona, Don Terry, Terry Hickey, and Mark Swanburg. 3rd Row: jerry Wakefield, Paul Neilso Ken Keller, Terry Patriquin, jack Day, and Brad Carlsen. Wray works for escape a --L-E Wi 'k11gtLTMff.iT.:. w-M. Y McQuire works for pin. Opponent runs from McCarthy s grasp. ----4--4. f-M ff K +--ww -.., ws. W, M MY' Emrick proves champion ability D 191.411 Who's afraid of Heights! if A.S.B. President Greg Duras presents an idea with the assistance of Sharon Loken, A. S.B. Secretary. Potpourri Student Council Suggestions? Attentive team members listen to a pre-basketball game pep talk. , dy -H, jerry seems to enjoy Student Council c wgxf jane Bellona and Ann Milton hold up the breakthrough before the oncoming of the Vikings. After the game was over ........ 65 meetings. Cheerleaders prepare for a pep assembly. a, . 5, Q. . .:' 1' Lf ' , A ,. 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B. advisor Mr. Doucette addresses a mee ing of homeroom presidents and alternates. A new method of representation was put into eff: this year by forming homerooms that combine Interhi gh Repre se ntati h W P so h or Student Council ... vst. L M-QQS'---L... ef- m'Mm'Me'M-5.3, -V '-l Jur-V W H+'-'w---M-0-,...r,..,,,,r.s,,,,q, g M'-r K, ,, K I-W H r ., .W ,.,..v, Y, M., vb- .A -V I --- - fmef!mn,s,W,M,Wee , Jiors, jLmiors and sophomores. The homerooms I A. S. B. Vice-President Lori Polk .,aw 'W at to discuss student council business on eight- riod days, another new tradition started this ar at C urtis. ner Ozolin WN. s Hi X5 Q . L X gf , XL ' Q X, Q ,V A. S. B. Treasurer Sue Fowler Pegg Club - -7 --1 From left to right: Sr. Rep. Pam Kanzler, Pres. Laura Pieterman, Vice-Pres. jane Milton, jr. Rep. Rhonda Ellison, Treas. Ann Popelka, Sec. Janice Bullard, and Soph. Rep. Deanne Macomber. Pep Club has been more selective in choosing it's members than it has in the past The year began with over two hundred members but after the second semester and a seventy-five member cut, the club's number slightly exceeded one hundred. The officers have found that quality is better than quantity. The club has been active in scheduling rooter buses to away games, painting pre-game signs, selling programs, and making lunches for the athletes. One of their bigger projects this year was to raise money to purchase new jackets for the coaches. Pep Club has been successful this year in leading a-new way for pep clubs of the future. 71 Debbie Hansen Queen Patti Howard Jeanie Simmons ' i J- 2 J if Varsity Cheerleader W. First Row: Jeanie Simmons and Sal1yJacobsen. Second Row: J. ,Q r Zuma Patti Howard. Third Row: Debi Hansen and Tina Campbell ,. ' ,ff J X i..' Q S C J' ' I N G S C irarr WYEQJ ee,,. Sally Jacobson Tina Campbell 72 2' ' i Sally Jacobson, Tina Campbell, Debbie Hansen, Jeanie Simmons, Patti Howard. Jane Bellona, Anne Milton, Becky Brynste ad, KS anlylugentgbe 3 Queen Jody Funk. Anne Milton, Becky Brynstead, Sand Henizle, Jane Bellona, Queen , -A ,Al ' Jody Funk. 73 junior Varsity Cheerleaders Valk rians From left to right: Karlin Frederick, Kathy Kyte, Sec. -Treas. Marcy Cratzenburg, Robin Flintoff, Molly Gage Vice-Pres. Laura Pieterman, Chris johnson, Cathy Ange, Pres. jane Milton, Donna Erickson, Anne Popelka, Anne Duras, Candy Bryant, Debbie Nygard. Valkyrians were responsible for the bulletin board in the Mall. The Valkyrians, an honorary service club, represent us Well when ushering at social functions and serving at dinners. One of the traditions of the Valks is to give a party for the children at St. Anne's Orphanage. This year Valkyrians have made our school a cheerier place with their decorative bulletin boards in the mall. They will round out the year by awarding a book grant to a deserving sen- ior girl at graduation. we 74 3 Key Club The Key Club is a boy's honorary service organization which does the school's unpopular nienial tasks, and other Worthwhile projects. This year they traditionally guarded the school on Halloween night. They sponsored an all-city benefit dance which brought in a Sl, 300 profit, held ropes at basketball games and sponsored an old timers dance for the adults of the community. Their current project is to light the tennis court. The all-city dance sponsored by Key Club was a great success. First Row: Sec. J. Wakefield, Treas. I. Thomas, Pres. E. Yaniane, V. Pres. Rick Branchflowcr, V. Pres. E. Ozlin. Second Row: D. Arnold, L. Seaman, P. Bellona, I. Doty, B. Myrvana, G. Duras, D. Ohls. Third Row: C. Carlson, R. Michalson, G. Hannig, G. Frederick, G. Shepard, C. Porter, J. Kelly. Fourth Row: M. Teats, D. Peterson, M. Swesey, B. jenkins, R. Pearson, V. Wray. Fifth Row: S. Swenning, C. Lough, B. Carlsen, B. Lien, T. jonez, T. Beard. 75 Honor Society: First Row: E. Ozolin, L. Polk, L. Lantz, Treas. N. Nelson, Vice Pres. K. Frederick, Sec. M. Swesey, Pres. R. 1 Branchflower, C. Huntington, T. Spartveit, A. Popelka, L. Garrison, S. Hemmen. Second Row: I. Carlson, B. 3 Erickson, J. Lingg, J. Beattie, C. Fulton, R. Lean, N. McGoldrick, T. Knisely, K. johnson, K. Vaughn, A. l Brown, D. Cameron, H. Christenson, G. Duras. Third Row: S. Dickinson, E. Yamane, I. Milton, P. Wepfer, i I. Bullard, D. Nygard, M. Murray, A. Koph, A. Hallstrom, J. Doty, L. Seaman. Fourth Row: S. Zumhoff, L. 3 Hille, T. Kilpatrick, S. Forbes, B. Karanzas, E. Nars, K. Young, 1. Thomas, J. Wakefield, T. Beard. Fifth Row: E. Hartley, B. Lien, M. Miller, M. johnson, T. Ionez, B. Carlsen, J. Bonneville, I. Pagel, G. Dean, G. Harp, C. Sheppard, V. Wray. Sixth Row: A. Chipman, M. Burger, S. Warner, A. Gredzens, l. Johansen, L. Robinson, D. Erickson, C. O'Donnell, K. Gayda, B. Doty. Seventh Row: I. Keller, M. Gage, I. Bullard, P. Howard, I. Simmons, T. Campbell, J. Scalara. Honor Society officers organizing a drive for the new Univer- sity Place library. Hono r Society The jobs that Honor Society have done this year have been appreciated both by students and members of the community. For the students benefit, L Honor Society offers tutors and runs the school store. They also chose to sponsor the Literary Magazine. For the benefit of the community and stu- dents alike they participated in a pledge drive for the new Pierce County Library. An educational trip to the Seattle Science Center was also of interest to many. AGN School Store: Jody Scalara, Ken Nichols, Lori Polk, Jim Doty, Jeannie Lingg. AS' Tutors: from left to right: I. Johansen, C. Fulton, M. Blanch, T. Knisely, J. Doty, C. Livingston, J. Thomas 77 Girls Club First Row: Soph. Rep. Stephanie Rowland, jr. Rep. Cheryle Angle, Sr. Rep. Sheryl Ford, Treas. Ann Storset Sec. Janelle Skach, Vice Pres. Georganna Roessel, Pres. Susan Newschwander, Service Chair. Kathy Twitchell, I-list. Laurie Aymond, Friendship Chair. julie Pagel, Social Chair. Karen Wood, Program Chair. Janice Bonneville . Girls Club again started the school year off right with their an- nual Girls Club Breakfast. The twelve member cabinet led the school through a busy but success- ful year. Powder Puff football, Christmas decorations, Valentine Assembly Father-Daughter Banquet and the Sady Hawkins Tolo were the highlights of the year. The girls also sponsored the joe White Assembly and the spring style show. While keeping our student body ac- tive the girls were also busy visit- ing other schools, attending lead- ership conferences and having parties with other high school cabinets. The year ended with the Mother-Daughter tea and the election of new officers. joe White was the star of an inspiring assembly sponsored by Girls Club. 78 Lettermans Club First Row: M. Swesey, Vice-Pres. J. Thomas, Sec.-Treas. B. Lien, Pres. T. Hargadon. Second Row: S. Floor, S. Sanderson, J. Gilchrist, M. I-Iaffey, P. Bellona, S. Berry, M. Harris, E. Ozolin, J. Wakefield, B. Myrvang. Third Row: G. Duras, I. Cameron, S. Smith, R. Branchflower, F. Keller, B. Erickson, K. Foley, T. Laue. Fourth Row: P. Zurfluh, M. Wells, B. Hobus, E. Herd, I. Roberts, A. Popelka, A. Kopf, T. Beard, I. Potucek. Fifth Row: B. Caprcz, B. jenkins, P. Welch, K. Keller, D. Peterson, R. Pearson, G. Harp, V. Wray, I. French, M. Smith, G. Cook,lR. French, M. Berger, B. jarmon, C. Foster, T. Storset, T. Christman. 79 F.T. . First Row: Vice-Pres. J. Beattie, Sec. N. Nelson, Treas. C. Fulton, Pres. K. Frederick, Advisor Mrs. Little. Second Row: K. Lease, S. Larsen, L. Sapp, R. Lean, C. Perry, J. Bullard, C. Bryant, E. Caprez. Third Row W. Washburn, J. Collins, S. Saybo, W. Simpson, L. Rose, K. Vaughn, K. Spinks, P. Johnson. I , i Two F. T. A. Bullard . officers hand out pins to member joan A varied schedule was included in the activities of Curtis' Chapter of Future Teachers of America, under the guidance of Mrs. Little. During National Education Week, members participated in a variety of events including a visit to Truman fa school for the handicappedb, observing a panel comprised of teachers from three different levels of education, and a trip to Vancouver for the annual F.T.A. Con- ference. Their many service projects included supplying guides for Back-To- School Nite and a rewarding experience as Christmas carolers at jefferson House. The year was concluded With the annual Breakfast, honoring all Senior members. Health Careers Health Careers is designed to investi- gate as many fields of medicine as possible. This is done by Visiting different medical institutions. This year the club looked into public health nursing, social Work and rehabilitative nursing. The members also assist Mrs. Northrop in the health center. 5 f t FHM 4 M My li Y ww Pl. ' 3 If any 'JP , fl fr. 3 1 3 ,wfzdf ,ti im ti 'K 4 Q With a smile of confidence, Mary Hunter pre- pares to offer her help as 21 nurse's aid. M H t Ad isor Mrs. Northrop. Second Row: First Row: C. Perry, E. Nars, S. Schwartz, P. Sleiertin, Pres. . un er, V Vice-Pres. M. Warner, Sec. L. Papke, Treas. D. Harris, D. Critchlow, I. Olson. 81 Ski Club This year the Ski Club has tripped up to Crystal, Snoqualmi, Alpental and Ski Acres to spend a day on the White slopes. Day tripping was more frequent than night trips, but both were enjoyed. For the fashion minded skiers a style show Was given and for the ski minded, movies Were made available. The annual Thanksgiving Dance, a Ski Club production, really got it on With music by Nisqually. First Row: I. Hobus, P. Mitchell, D. Ferguson, J. Bonneville, M. Madsen, N. Maesner, A. Tabet, K. Curtiss, D. Rapp, C. Haugen, P. Gunovich, M. Murray, P. Wepfer, D. Arnold. Second Row: A. Duras, S. Deck, A. Hallstrom, A. Kopf, M. Gage, S. Koester, L. Burns, D. McComber, L. Murray, S. Rowlands, j. Funk, V. Witt, J. Ponton, D. Nygard. Third Row: M. Vest, R. Rowland, J. Bellona,QSh E. Caprez, R. Hess, T, Phillips, S. Finch, D. Lindburg, K. Freeman, J. Wakefield, B. Myrvang, J. Thomas. Fourth Row: K. Kyte, M. Scalara, S. Dean, T. Hickey, I. Martin, M. Mc Conaghy, I. Christenson, K. Easterday, G. Dean. Fifth Row: D. Ohls, J. Fox, M. Hawkinson, M. Fopp, M. Swanberg, M. Storset, G. Carlson, I. Bayha, M. Harte, K. Tweeten, K. Anderson, D. Livingston, G. Harp. Sixth Row: T. Kilpatrick, B. Brynestad, L. Sapp, C. Lough, B. Carlsen, R. Hoffmeister, T. Ionez, D. Hannah, B. Evars, T. McNallon. 82 Chess and Checker Club First Row: D. Brinl-crnan, A. Chipman, 1. Williams, C. Porter, A. Credzens, R. Clark. Second Row: E. Hartley, S. Larsen, G. McGreal, F. Bender, C. Wright, R. French, B. Henly. The Chess and Chequers Club, newly formed this year is designed for the amusement of those who love this sport. The members have weekly members where they hold matches between one another. They also teach curious and interested onlookers to play. Q Rifle Club Tom johnson, Steve Page, Eric House, Kevin Walker, Brian Hicks, David Carlsen, Steve Hansen, Ray Fischer. 83 De bate From Left to Right: T. Kilpatrick, S. Cowling, C. Angle, P. Page, C. Lough, T. Ionez, K. Curtiss. Student Librarians r 1,,,QfW Wulf' tw , Wlll J f -M., First Row: Elvin Duncan. Second Row Standing: Toni Lorenzo, seated joan Bullard, Pat Lee, Karen Pierce, standing Carrie Sundquist. Third Row: Sue Schwartz, Bonnie Herbrand, Diana Ward, Terry Flynn. Fourth Row: Doug Webb Fred Clever. 84 First Row: S. Wise, K. Curtiss, L. Ange, C. Huntington, L. Rose, R. Baker, S. Gentry. Second Row: R Smith, C. Gruber, D. Glenn. Third Row: M. Gruber, B. Wilson, D. Platzer, N. Beason. Fourth Row: S. Sanders, S. Finch, C. McGee, L. Nelson. Fifth Row: C. Blanch, D. Critchlow, S. Goodrich, Sisth Row: P. McAllister. Seventh Row: M. Engle, M. Swanson, S. Pederson, S. Cairns, K. Parker. Eighth Row: R. Rowland. Drama Club Drama Club is a new club, formed just this year. Comical commercials were Written and produced by its members for the AFS assembly in association with the French Club. Along with their creative contributions they offer technical help in concerts and drama productions. lt has been a Very productive first year for the Drama Club. A.V. Crew From Left to Right: S. Schiller, R. Schellberg, K. Little, D. johnson, C. Porter. GirI'S State Curtis' representatives to Girls' State this year Kris johnson and Debbie Critchlow. Student ! s i L !' Student Assistants First Row: C. Perry, S. Wise, S. Newschwander, J. Skach, M. Swes C. White, S. Dickinson, D. Cameron, K. Heuseby, J. Potucek, M. Harris, R. Pritchard. Second Row: P. Welch, W. Wooten, A. Storse B. Becker, J. Milton, D. Arnold, J. Carlson, K. Vaughn, H. Christensen, G. Duras, S. Hemnien, L. Fowler. Third Row: S. Smitu S. Schwartz, J. Gilchrist, M. Patterson, K. Papke, C. Fulton, M. Murray, A. Kopf, A, Halltroin, M. Hart, R. Branchflower, T. jone 86 Boy's State Assistants ourth Row: K. Keller, D. Blocker, J. Scalara, J. Pagel, I. onneville, E. Yamane, E. Ozolin, J. Simmons, J. Wakefield, J. 'homa.s, T, Beard. Fifth Row: G. Gentili, R. Pearson, M. Coffee, I. Munson, B. Carlson, M. Miller, D. Peterson, M. johnson, F. leller, S. Berry, T. Storset, C. Lough. Sixth Row: B. Jarmon, R. llison, K. Osborn, D. Papke, P. Gunovich, M, Warner, M. Hunter. 87 jerry Wakefield and Rick Blanchflower represented Curtis at Boys' State this year. A typical high school classroom? No, just the teach- ers' View of student behavior as seen in a skit dur- ing the French Club A.,F. S. Assembly. French Club To start out the year, French Club sponsored an assembly to raise a con- siderable amount of money for the A. F . S fund. The assembly, enjoyed by all, featured a play produced and acted out by the teachers. The club's other activities included slides of Europe shown by Mrs. Cooper, a French Dinner, and various socials. First Row: Sec. J. Beattie, Vice-Pres. N. Nelson, Pres. C. Fulton, Treas. K. Vaughn. Second Row: D. Munson, B. Carlsen, I. Bonneville, 1. Lingg, S. Zumhoff, W. Washburn, K. Lease, R. Ieffcoat, I. Funk. Third Row: I. Hedlund, P. Mitchell, A. Tabet, P. Berry, I. Bullard, D. Ohls, A. Duras, E. Hartley, K. Kyte, P. johnson. Fourth Row: J. Martin, I. Bullard, L. Garrison, L. Berry, E. Caprez, C. O'Donnell, D. Erickson, N. McGoldrlck, B. Brynestad, M. Spartveit. Fifth Row: J. Bellona, D. Papke, K. Kleinsasser, T. Spartveit, L. Hedlund, S. Wise. Spanish Club First Row: Vice-Pres. D. Floor, Treas. A. Milton, Pres. R. Ellison, Sec. K. Reineke. Second Row: K. johnson, T Knisley, S. Burnett, S. Heath, L. Adams, L. Nelson, K. Osburn, D. Bleeker, C. Lee, D. Critchlow. Third Rom B jarmon, S. Loken, C. Ceccanti, S. Goodrich, P. Morris, C. Zittel, M. Lewis, I. Ponton, J. Beasoig, I. Milton, P Brown. Fourth Row: D. Munson, J. Cassman, D. Nygard, L. Berry, I. Christenson, S. Sulenes, S. Hentze, S. Frickleton, M. McCon.naghy, L. Murray. Fifth Row: 1. Fox, D. Russo, K. Vaughn, L. johnson, Pearson, J. Adams. A new feature added to Spanish Club this year was the arrival of a new advisor, Mrs. Pavon. Many of the club's activities were based upon seasonal holidays. These included the Christmas Party and the annual Easter Egg sale. The year was highlighted by the Mexican Food Jamboree Where south of the border delicacies prevailed. 89 J. Hartung, N Russian Club First Row: S. Peterson, P. Fischer, B. Feldsher, S. Zumhoff, 1. Lingg, G. Melvin, B. Andeway, R. Bell, R. Fischer. Second Row: M. Walker, R. Hess, J. Williams, L. Berry, B. Landon, D. Livingston, T. Vaugn, J. Macpherson, R. Michaelson, D. Frew, K. Keller. Third Row: B. Kelly, K. Parker, S. Swenning, B. Henly, Y. Shacklett, L. Patriquin, A. Pickering, P. Lange, M. Macpherson. A Cossack Dancers' concert and a dinner in Seattle at the Russian Samovar highlighted Russian Club'S Varied activities. Under the guidance of Mrs. MacPherson, members carried out many unusual and entertaining events. Among these were included the trip to the University of Washington and the proposed two Week back pack trip through the Cascades. Their annual licorice sale satisfied many a hungry Curtis student. 90 German Club German Club, under the leadership of Esther Caprez, led a very active club life this year. They started out the year with three car washes to raise money. For the various seasons of the year they had an Oktoberfest, Went Christmas Carolling in German, and had a Christmas party featuring German games and food. They also had their annual Bavarian dinner. The proceeds from the club were donated to the A.F.S. fund. First Row: V.Pres. K. Bash, Pres. E. Caprez, Sec.-Treas V Witt Second Row B Maesner, K Easterday, Rowe, B. Wray, S. Deck, M. Smith, L. Burns, G. Weir, S Rowlands, D McComber, R Baker, C Ange, N Hamilton, C. Halverson, C. Bryant. Third Row: 1. Bullard, D Blocker, B Karanzas, S Northup, V Wilbur, M Gefrey, E. Nars, T. Phillips, K. Frederick, E. Gelegoma, S Finch, D Lindburg, K Freeman, C Williams C. Porter. Fourth Row: M. Swanburg, D. Maguire, I. Emrick, R Pearson, C Markward 1 Bayha, S Dean, G Brister, J. Boyle, I. Hamilton, M. Walsh. Fifth Row: M Storset, T Hickey, A I-lallstrom, M Fopp, S Cairns R. Rowlands, B. Drydan, M. Teats, F. Bender, D. Groff G Sheppard Valhalla Co-editors Nancy Nelson and janis Beattie discuss some pictures for a section of the Valhalla. A hard-working, willing staff, a patient, helpful advisor, and long hours after school and on week-ends were the basic elements of this year's Valhalla. Pictures were ordered, lay- outs planned, and captions typed. Then came the fun of trimming, cutting and glueing. An over-all goal of the book was better, more attractive layouts and more copy when appropriate. Both the photographers and staff members strived for a greater amount of candid action shots. Section heads included Janice Bullard, Student Life, Tove Spartveit, Academicsg Janelle Skach, Activities, and Dick Munson, Athletics. All mem- bers assisted in putting together the Senior and Underclassmen sections. Valhalla photographers were jim Doty, Marty Lindal, and jack Anderson, and the advisor, Mr. Bob Rubens. First Row: J. Skach, S. Newschwander, J. Bullard. Second Row: L. Rolk, j. Bullard, C. O'Donnel, C. Fulton, Third Row: J. Beattie, N. Nelson, D. Critchlow, T. Spartveit. Fotuth Row: D. Munson, F. Keller, M. Patterson, M. Lindal, I. Doty, E. Hartley, not pictured- G. Shepherd, J. Anderson, L. Robinson. 92 First Row: L. Polk, E. Ozolin, R. Branchflower, D. Summers, D. Munson. Second Row: C. johnson, A. Hallstrom C Greer, D. Critchlow, S. Bender, J. Coil, B. England, W, Simpson. Third Row: D. Brinkman, M. Lindal. Viking Shield The Viking Shield came under a new advisorship this year, with Mrs. jean Cooper becoming the over- seer of the bi-weekly newspaper at Curtis. An evident effort was made to bring more accurate and well- written news of both school activities and of commu- nity affairs. Current issues were examined through surveys and editorials. Editor Rick Branchflower pitches in with the rest of the staff to make the next Viking Shield dead line. Symphonic -3 First Row: J. Olson, R. Flintoff, S. Schiller, A. Tabet, C. Bryant, K. Anderson, R. Baker, K. Frederick, S. Robinson, K. Curtiss, E. Hartley, R. Schellberg, K. Freeman, N. Nelson, R. Bell, C. Anderson, P. Mitchell, Second Row: M Holm, B. Doty, G. Dean, B. Myrvang, L. Larson, J. Moos, J. Porter, K. Parker, K. Nigh, D. Ohls, C. Fulton, 1. Bull 1. Bullard, D. Reed, B. jenkins, R. Crockett, Third Row: Ci Haugen, B. Lean, D. Ohls, j. Day, G. Gilchrist, J. Skach, Band Council: Sophomore Rep, jack Day, junior Rep. Bob Lien, Senior Rep. Janelle Skach, Secretary Kathy Curtiss, Vice-President, Bjorn Myrvang, President, jerry Wakefield. 94 l and L Clark, C. Porter, G. Shephard, B. Roark. R. Clarke, R. hzier, L. Hartley, C. Livingston, P. Howard, M. Learned, Lindberg, L. Eaton, B. Maesner. Fourth Row: P. Moore, Livingston, M. Haffey, I. Walentiny, V. Witt, M. Harris, Strobe, S. Hudson, S. Cairns, 1. Wakefield, F. Ani, T. ard, I. Potucek, T. Toporke, D. Arnold, M. Sanchez, D. nnaldson, J. Grassi, G. Melvin, V. Wray, T. johnson. The Symphonic Band got off to a nervous start eagerly awaiting the arrival of Mr. Kloeppel's baby daughter, Gretchen. Despite this delay the band showed their great playing ability time after time during the year. The band hosted the annual festival and it was quite evident that the Curtis Band was number one. It was a great year for a very talented group of performers. 95 After cold and early mornings of practice, the Curtis Marching Band presented half time show at the last home football game of the season. Marching Band Equipped with both baton and whistle, Drum Major jerry Wakefield led the band which proved to be a great success. Pep Band Dressed in striped vests and crazy hats, the Pep Band wx hich played at each home basketball game was a great addition to school spirit. The band marches off only to return next football season. Stage Ban d First Row: J. Porter, K. Parker, B. Myrvang, B.Doty, D. Ohls, G. Dean. Second Row: B. Lean, D. Ohls, G. Gilchrist, J. Day J. Moos, C. Haugen, C. Anderson, A. Tabet. Third Row: D. Donaldson, J. Potucek, F. Ani, T. Beard, J. Wakefied, M. Sanchez, B. Bennett, K. Curtiss, I. Walentiny. Concert Brass Band 98 First Row: B. Bennett, D. Hannaford, E. Meyer, D. Glasgow, S. Strobe, G. Mease, Second Row: H. Kepler, M. Walsh, G. Masters, G. Frederick A 'Capella First Row: 1. Bonneville, D. Munson, D. McDonald, T. Phillips, M. Reiter, S. Swanson, A. Chipman, C. Crowell, M. Maddess, P. Howard, R. Westrom, K. Wood, G. McCarty, M. Radcliffe, K, Moore, K. Curtiss S. Fowler, M. Murray, T. Ionez, 1. Hamby. Second Row: D. Blocker, C. Walsh, M. Smith, B. Mukai, D. Rasmussen, K. Huseby, J. Pattee, S. Loken, P. Shroeder,D. Funderburk, B. Karanzas, R. Pritchard, M. Clarke G. Roessel, L. Ange. K. Nichels, K. Richards, L. Hille, J. Bullard, A. Gredzens, D. Crawford. Third Row: M. Warner, T. Warner, A. Hallstrom. L. Seaman, L. Burns, M. Holm, J. Pollen, C. Matson, T. Christman, K. Clary, S. Larsen, D. Shuckhart, M. Coffee, M. Buck, T. Laue, C. O'Donnell, B. jarmon, K. Frederick, S. Newschwander, T. Allison, T. Campbell. Fourth Row: N. McGolderick, S. Ponton, I. Sl-zach, P. Godwin, C. Beeles, F. Ani, S. Wise, H. Booth, J. Simmons, D. Thompson, M. Swanson, M. Gage, M. Spellman, L. Lantz, S. Swenning, T. Hargadon, J. Maylon, R. Favors, C. Tyan, M. Sanbeck, M. Bloom, B. Henley, P. Wilson, D. French, R. Baker. A'Capella Choir proved again this year that it is truly the number one choir in the league. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Northrop the choir l sang its way through one success after another. The major event of the year was the tour to Sunset High School in Beaverton, Oregon. This trip was well deserved by the members who sold magazines and candles to finance the exchange. New Blazers were also purchased. lt proved to be a rewarding and enjoyable year for all students involved. Choir Council: Top to Bottom: Secretaryjanelle Skach, Senior Rep. Ken Nichols, President Larry Seaman, Vice-President Tom Laue, Treasurer Aris Gredzens, junior Rep. Christy Crowell, Sophomore Rep. Brent Mukai. 99 Swing Choir First Row: S. Fowler, T. Allison, C. Walsh, P. Howard. Second Row: M. Reiter, K. Nichols, A. Chipman, T. Hargadon, S. Larsen. Third Row: K Huseby, D. Thompson, T. Toporke, L. Seaman, K. Clary, J. Skach, T. Laue, P. Moore, S. Swenning, S. Newschwander. junior Trio Karen Richards, Debbie Blocker, and Selinda Swanson. 100 Accompanist Alan Chipman, Sue Fowler, Kathe Huseby, andjanelle Skach. Senior Trios Accompaniest: Alan Chipman, Mary Reiter, Sheryl Larsen, Susan Newschwander px X ........fi 101 Girls Choir I. 15 1 .ty First Row: P. Rose, J. Adamson, K. Easterday, D. Sweet, J. Funk, E. Nars, P. Johnson, I. Hartung. Second Row: V. Wilbur, M. Stewart, S. Sanders, S. Sulenes, S. Filkins, W. Washburn, A. Brown, L. Rose. Third Row: D. Ferguson, D. Ericson, C. Holm, C. Ange, B. Brynstad, 1. Beckman, K. Billdt, S. Vigna, K. Lease, C. Ceccanti. Fourth Row: P. Wepfer, L. johnson, C. Williams, 1. Christenson, M. Hoover M. Cratsenberg, K. Gayda, W. Wooten, C. Sunquist, C. Spinks. 1 Girls Enxsemble First Row: Becky Wray, Kathy Kyte, Marit Sparveit, D. Sweet, Debbie Blocker, Jody Funk, Steffie Rowland, Deanne Macomber, Gail Weir. Second Row: jane Radcliffe, Wendy Washburn, Dawn Ferguson, Cathy Ange, Debbie Floor. Third Row: Sue Deck, Rosalind jeffcoat, Lynn Murray. Fourth Row: Marta Lewis 102 Concert Choir First Row: T. Lorenzen, D. Peterson, D. I-Iartung, G. Weir, B. Wray, D. Glasgow, P. Boress, I. Walentiny, K. Hill, D. Moore, K. Kyte, I. Hedlund, D. Cowell, J. Greer. Second Row: P. Brown, D. Macomber, V. Oliver M. Spartveit, R. jeffcoat, T. Shoemaker, B. Powers, K. Keller, D. johnson, S. Early, D. Floor, L. Murray, S. Rowland, 1. Radcliffe, R. Stilwell, Third Row: S. Northup, N. White, S. Deck, D. Leland, K.,Kelly, D. Martelli, P. Rowe, 1. Reiter, B. Ramsey, L. Wise, N. Larson, N. Hamilton, A. Duras, C. Bryant, L. Thompson Thomson, Fourth Row: T. Hooker, D. Ogden, 1. Ponton, M. Lewis, P. Maesner, D. Howes, C. Black, j. MacPherson, R. Stout, R. Rowland, L. Nelsen, P. Morris, L. Kelly, D. Pedersen, K. Lind. Folk Singers First Row: V. Wilbur, P. Boress, C. Holm, j. Christenson, B. Ramsey, K. Lease. Second Row: K. Kelly, S. Pedersen, S. Wise, A. Duras, J. Ponton. 103 john MacPherson and Kirk Parker demonstrate the use of the P. A, equipment. Po t po u r FI There's nothing like a few reassur A'-' JK. i xi,w., P5?f ' , f 5 2 ,V ki vi An anonymous dog jumps for the ball, soon to be hiked by the opposing team. More balloons? ,ffp ngijif. wig 3415, ., Advisor Mrs. Cooper assists Debbie Critchlow in putting together her page of the Viking Shield. words of encouragement from the coach. ' h -M My -as Ann Milton rovx s her bo at' in t e Q s rsor . . . . gi V7 - ggg sophomore skit during Viking Week fu., The Wooden Viking Head, a class gift of the class of 1964 watches over all in the student mall area. I 105 ff l 'L-H-4-...-...,,...... .fl CURTI Q . E K , . .., xi-uw ,fax .. ' if k so . , :- 51-uk wi f 1 4 M ,H Q ' t W i , I I A r Treasurer Esther Caprez, Secretary Kris johnson, Vice -President Steve Floor, and President Kathy Curtiss brought the class of '70 through a successful year full of both old and new traditions .... first place in Viking Week and everything else. . . selling Christmas cards .... unwanted returns of WPCT scores. . . taking the Armed Forces test . . . striving for more Senior Privileges. . THE ILLIAD. . . sitting in the auditorium seats at assemblies. . . losing peace in the U. N. Middle East Peace Conference. . . the Q long night before the research 'paper was due. . . NO-DOZ and the morning the research paper was due. . . HAMLET. . . forming iiagiigw V , coalition in Parliament. . .Working diligently in the library V stead of socializing in the maliffwigli the underclassmen. . . COMMUNISM, THEORY AND'?R?5CaT1CEf - -the 3211i01' Ball- - college catalogues in the office lis. ,11ii,.o',Senioritis. . .caps and gowns, . . .GRADUATION . . and Wayylgof zz- fr e iffff : gai V l'i-' 5 .gf- Hns. ,.., MM, 7,7 ,,,,, V,,,Lk,, 5 ,::f:w,.w,- .-rs,.sr , 533g5t55My,1-,w ' Q sr as M as 2 5 - li, W - M,,l,.9il,.?,l.,l,,2 , sg .,ss,l,s si ,Q M 3 t ae .M 3 s , l Q 2, arf if 2 f if-I Q if ' ,ff ' fxsgsifai zl. fag-im 'ig W5-1' - ,f 'f 'zi iii fa 'iii ,aiiili ew W fL.:2:::s' V:-E'i'E:: I 55 51553659 Q 1 fm Mark I-I. Anderson Leigh Temple Ange Pep Club, 11,12, A Capella 12, Homeroom Rep. 10, A Capella 12, Powder Puff 11, German Club 10, 12, Drama Club 12. Carla J. Arbanas Pep Club 11, Health Careers 10, 12, Girls Club 10-12, Bowling 11. Frank Baker Homeroom Rep. 10, A Capella 10-12, Bowling 11. 1---1 Penny A- Baker Robin Baker William T. Barmore Girls Club 11-,12, Band 10-12, Pep Band Homeroom Rep. Transferred from Lakes 1 1 . 10-12, A Capella 12, German Club 10-12 Pep Club 10-12, Musical 1O,11. Janis Ann Beattie Valhalla Staff 11, 12 QCO-Editorj, Pep Club 10-12, FTA 11, l2fV. Pj, French Club 10-12QSec. J, Honor Society 11, 12, Viking Shield 11. Brad W. Becker Football 10-12, Base- ball 10-12, Lettermen's Club 10-12, Spanish Club 11, Homeroom Rep. 1o,11. Christine A. Beeles Pep Club 10-12, A Capella 11, 12, Powder Puff 11, 12, I-Iomeroom Rep. 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, Sweet Adelines Sweet Adelines 11. Kenneth R. Bell 109 Paul D. Bellona Cross Cou.n1Iy 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Wrestling 10-12, Le1:termen's Club 10-12, Pep Club 12, Key Club 10-12. Sue L. Bender Sigrun Bergmann Lynette M. Berry Honor Roll 12, Viking Transferred from French Club 12, Russian Shield 12, Vocalaires Inglewood, Calif. 11. 11, 12, Girls Club 10-12. 10, French Club 11, Girl's Club 10-12, Bowling 12. Scott Douglas Berry Football 10-12, Wres- tling 10, Spanish Club 11, P. E. Leader 12, Letter1nen's Club 11, 12. Barbara 1. Birks Michael C. Blanch jan Blonden Girls Club 10-12, Pow- Honor Society 11, 12, Girls Club 10-12, Trans- der Puff 11, Pep Club Key Club 10, 11, Home- fem-ed frgm Oregon 10. 10. room Rep. 11, 12. Marianne Bloom A Capella 11,12, French Club 10-12, Powder Puff 11. Gary L. Blue Janice K. Bonneville james A. Boyde Girls Club 12, A Capella Rifle Club 10, German 11,12, Pep Club 10, 11, Club 10-12, Homeroom Butch Boyle Spanish Club 10, 11, Rifle Club 10, Honor French Club 10-12, Rep. 10, Bowling 11,l2. Roll 10. Honor Society 11,12, Sii Club 10-12. HO Though rushed for time, Rick V. Branchflower Track 10-12, Viking Shield QEditorj, Cross- Country 10-12, Honor .Society 11, 12 QPres. Q, Key Club 10,11, 12 fVice Pres. Q, Basketball 10-12. the Seniors still carefully blow, tie, and organize. BEEN' William D. Brinkmann Mike D. Brister Debbie A. Bubb Viking Shield 12, A.V. Football 10-12, Wres- Girls Club 11, 12 Trans Crew 10, 11, Stage tling 10, Spanish Club, ferred from Stadium 11 Crew 12, Chess Club 12. Lettermen's Club 10-12. Janice M. Bullard Diane M. Cameron Esther Caprez Dave Carlson Pep Club 1O,11, 12 Pep Club 10, 11, Spanish Sr. Class Treas. , German Band 10-12, Rifle Club QSec. j, Band 10-12, A Club 11, Office asst. Club 11-12, A Capella, 11, 12, Homeroom Rep Capella 12, Powder 12. Debate, French Club, 12. Puff11,12, Honor FTA. Society 11, 12, Musical 10-12. Ill Y 1 E his :'. Holly Christenson Kathleen M. Clary Barb J. Coberly james Coil Honor Society 11-12, A Capella 11, 12, Swing Pep Club 11, Girls journalism 12, Horneroom Rep. 11-12, Choir 12, Pep Club Club 10-12, Spanish Powder Puff 11-12, Pep 10, 11 f'l'reas. J, French Club 11, Bowling 10-12, Club 10-12, Stud. Asst. Club 10-12. 1. aka-f Joanne Collins Sandy lo Cowling FTA 12, Girls Club Debater 11,12, Health 11, 12, Transferred Careers 11, 12, Powder from Franklin Pierce 10. Puff 11. sw.- 'filth Denise Crawford Spanish Club 10,11, Homeroom Rep. 10, Ski Club 10-12, A Capella 11, 12, Powder Puff 11,12, Pep Club 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Deborah Critchlow Viking Shield 11,12, Valhalla 11,12, Fall Play 12, Health Careers 11,12, Pep Club 11, 12, Girl's State 11. Kathy Curtiss Bill N. Cyr Deborah J. Dales Kathryn Ann Davis Sr. Class Pres., Ski Powder Puff 12, Trans- A Capella 11,12, Club 11fSec. Q, 12 ferred from Aquinas 11. Vocalail-eg 10, Bowling QPres. J, Band 10,11, 12 fSec. -Treas. J, Musical 10-12, Debate 12, Powder Puff 11, 12. H2 11. Greg E. Dean Ski Club 10-12, Spanish Club 10, ll, Homeroom Rep. 10, 11, Honor Society 11. Senior Powder Puff Cheerleaders Mike Patterson complimenis Mike Haffey on his new look. Don L. Dennison john K. Dennison Transferred from Wilson 11. W. -if james E. Doty Elvin 1. Duncan Honor Society 11, 12, Viking Shield 12, Pow- jr. Class Pres., Key der Puff Cheerleader 11, Club 12, Valhalla Homeroom Rep. 10-12. 10-12, viking shiem 10,11. Polly Ann Detienne Honor Society 11, 12, Viking Shield 12, Art Seminar 12, Spanish Club 11. Shellie L. Dickinson Honor Society 12, Pep Club 10, 11fSec. j, 12, French Club 10, 11 fTreas. Q, Homeroom Rep. 11, Ski Club 12, Stud. Asst. 11. Gregory john Duras A. S. B. President, Foot- ball 10-12, Track 10-12, Key Club 10-12, Honor Society 10-12, Powder Puff Cheerleader 11. 113 Pamela Terees Earley Vocalaires 10, 11. Candace V. Ebben Band 10, 12, Pep Club 12, Transferred from 3? Laurie D. Edgar Linda M. Eikenberry F. T.A. 10-12, Pep Pep Club 11, 12, Girl's Journalism 12, Powder Club 10, GiIl'S Club Club 11, 12 Office Asst. , Puff Cheerleader 11, Robert England White River 12. 10-12, French Club Homeroom 12. Ski Club 12, Spanish 10,11. Club 11. ' 1 What's burning in Boys' Foods? Bruce Erickson Bill D. Evans Football 11, 12, Bowling 11, 12, Le1:termen's Club 11, 12, Honor Society 12, Latin Club 10. Karl Wallace Fike Patrick D. Fischer Rifle Club 11, A, V. Russian Club 10-12, Crew 11, Cross Country Cross Couniry 10, Bowl- 1OfManagerj. ing 11, 12, I-Iomeroom Rep. 10. 'II4 73- Steven A. Floor Jr. and Sr. Class Vice- Pres. , A Capella 11, 12, Lettermen's Club 10-12, lF5?T1f,1gE,ai1EZhCgiEb 11. 'jlskeyerytl-iing ready now? --tliat is for finishing off the losers in the etluon pay off. WW Kevin M. Foley Cheryl H. Ford Sue C. Fowler Rondall A. Frazier Football 12, Lettermen's Girls Club 12fSr. Rep. j, A. S.B. Treasurer, Band 10-12, Honor Club 12, Homeroom Rep. Senior Council, Home- Swing Choir 12, A Society. 12, Transferred from room Rep. 11, Powder Capella 11, 12, Pep Wilson 11. Puff 11, Pep Club 10-12, Club 11, 12, Musical Ski Club 11, 12, Trans- 11, 12. ferred from Hawaii 10. K Karlin Rae Frederick Fritz W. Freidhoff Debbie F1'eiSh9im Joh-U T- French Honor Society 11,12 Football 10, Homeroom Powder Puff 11, Homo- Cross-Country 10-12, qvioo-Prom, F.T.A. Rep. 11. room Rep. 11,12, Track 10-12, Lelfef- 11,12QP1-eg,j, Mugical spanish Club 11. moms Club 11, 12. 11,12, A Capella 12, Band 10-12, Valkyrians 12. H5 Cherie M. Fulton Band 10-12, French Club 10. 11, 12QPres. Q, F. T.A. 11, l2QTreas. J, Honor Society 11, 12, Musical 10-12, Powder Puff 11, 12. Leslie Garrison Honor Society 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, French Club 10-12, Drama Club 12. !', Greg L. Gerth li., X John L. Gilchrist Football 10-12, Basket- ball 10-12, Track 11,l2, Homeroom Rep. 10-12 Lettermen's Club 7 11,12, Stud. Asst. '19 Bob B. Gratias Chris Gray Lacricia Greer Paula A. Gunovich senior Council, Pep Club 11,12, Powder Viking Shield 12, ski Pep Club 10-12, Girls Homeroom Rep. 12, Puff 12, Transferred Club 11, Bowling Club 10-12, Ski Club Student Asst. 12. from England 10. 10, 11, Girls Club 10-12, Office Asst. 12, 10-12. Powder Puff 11, 12. Sande G. Guyton Viking Shield 12, Transferred from Monterey, Calif. 11. Mike B. I-Iaffey Wrestling 10-12, Letter men's Club 10-12, Russian Club 10-12, Homeroom Rep. 10-12, Band 10-12, Musical 11. Janet B. I-Iamby Homeroom Rep. 10, james N. Hamilton Key Club 10-12, Pep Club 10, A Capella German Club 12. 11,12, Musical lO,12, viking Shield 1O,11, ski Club. ll6 Gregory C. Harp Football 10-12, Basket ball 10, Baseball 10-12, Lettermen's Club 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Ski Club 11, 12. Debra E. Harris Office Asst. 10, Intra- mural 10, Health Careers 11, 12fTreas. J, Honor Roll 10, 12. Susan Hatfield Transferred 12 Lynne Hedlund Pep Club 10-12, French Club 11, 12, Homeroom Rep. 12, Drama Club 12, Powder Puff 11,12, Stud. Asst. Steve C. Helmholz Steve C. Hemmen Golf 10-12, Wrestling Michael S. Hart Ski Club 12, Stud. Asst. 12, Transferred from Bellarmine 11. Emily J. Hartley Band 10-12, Pep Club 10, 12, Pep Band 10-12, Band 10-12, Girl's Club 10-12, Honor Society 12. Is that the Easter Bunny hiding behind Robin 1 , I Pritchard and Mark Harris? -- no, just men S Chl? 1042? Janice Bonneville waiting for her cue. 10 Baseball 10 Letter- Honor SOC1e1Ty 11, 12, Musical 10, 12. y ll7 Bonnie R- Hefbralld Ed Herd Brian Hoffman I-Iomeroom Rep. 11, Football 10-12, Baseball Football 10, Band 10. Stage Crew 11, Girls 10-12, Lettermen's Club Club 11, 12, Girls Intra- 10-12. mural 11, Stud. Librari- an, Office Asst. 12. Mary Beth Holm Bob Honeck Patti G. Howard Carol A. Hughes Honor Roll 10, 11. J. V. Cheerleader 10, Pep Club 10-11, Girls Varsity Cheerleader 12 Club 10-12, Spanish fQueenj, Band 10-12, Club 11, Ski Club 11. A Capella 11, 12, Swing Choir 12, Powder Puff Mary Hunter Health Careers 10, 11 QSec. J, 12fPres. Q, Pep Club 10-12, German Club 10-12, Powder Puff 11, 12, Girls Club 10-12, Stud Asst. 11,12. With varied expressions, this group of Senior girls await further in- structions for their part in the Viking Week Assembly. 118 Cheryl S. Huntington Pep Club 10-12, Spanish Club 10, 11 QV. P. J, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Powder Puff 11, Drama Club 12, Homeroom Rep. 11, 12. Kathe R. Huseby Ted G. Jackson Becky Jacobson Pam A. Jacobson Musical 10, 11, Vocal- Powder Puff 11, Girls Pep Club 10. aires 10, A Capella 11, 12, Swing Choir 12, Homeroom Rep. , Pep Club 10, 11. Club 10-1 2, Spanish Club. Karen johnson Mark Ieuum Homeroom Rep. 10-12, Homecoming Attendant 10, 12, Pep Club 10, 11 fVice-Pres. Q, 12, Powder Puff 12, Sr. Council Rep. French Club 11. Kristine Marie Johnson Randolph Bruce Johnson Sr. Class Sec. , Girls Football 10, Band 10-12 Club 11 QI-Iistoriany, Majorette 10, 11, Valkyrians 12, Girls State, Homeroom Rep. 11. Tom Johnson Dinah Lynn Josephson Rifle Club 10--2 German Club, P. E. QPres. Q. Leader, Powder Puff 1 1 , 1 2. Pam K. Kanzler Pep Club 10-12 fSr. Rep. J, Spanish Club 10-12 FTA 11, P.E. Leader, Ski Club 12. I I9 Floyd S. Keller Football 10-12, Wres- tling 10-12, Baseball 10-12, Honor Society 11-12, Le1:termen's Club 10-12, Homeroom Rep. 10-12. ,- .f- sg, . Jr fs 5-,, . -L ,,, I gym-'4,,, , .5 s 'A MW P jim B. Kelley Patti Lynne Kelly Band 10,11, TTHCR Stud. Asst. 10, Home- 10, 11, Ski Club 10-12, room Rep, 1O,12, Pep Key Club 1O-12- Club 10, Girl's Intra- mural 10, Honor Society 11, Girl's Club 10-12. April May Kepler Todd P. Kilpatrick Vocalaires 10, Latin Honor Society 12, Ski Club 10, Girls Club Club, Transferred from Steve Smith models a college application 10-12. North Carolina 12. with extreme interest. Donna A. Kleinsasser Tahlea Sue Knisely Alan Kopf Sheryl D. Larsen Powder Puff 11. A. S.B. Social Sec. , A Capella 10-12, Swing Honor Society 11, 12, Choir 12, Pep Club Pep Club 10-12, 10,11qJr. Rep.l, 12, Spanish Club 10-12, Homeroom Rep. 11,12, Homeroom Rep. 11, Madrigals 1O,11, Musi- Ski Club 10. cal 10-12. 120 E A fa , ,K .. ,M 51 al. R 5, if I QQ '- 'CU Thomas Laue Rebecca A. Lean Mark Russel Learnedxe Pat Lee Football 12, Swing Honor Society 11, 12, Homeroom Rep. 12, Library Asst. 12, Choir 12, A Capella Pep Club 10-12, F. T.A. Band 10-12. Transferred from 10-12, Homeroom Rep. 11,12, Spanish Club 10, Stadium 11, 10. Girl's Club 10-12. Sandra K. Lien Honor Society 11, 12, Pep Club 10-12, Viking Shield 12, Powder Puff 11, 12, Spanish Club 10-12, Honor Roll 10-12. Scott E. Loftus Ski Club 12. Pam I. Linder Pep Club 10-12, A Capella 11, 12, Vocalaires 10, Spanish Club 12, Girls Club 10-12. :saw jeannis May Lingg Honor Society 11, 12, French Club 10-12, Russian Club 10-12, Homeroom Rep. 11, Stud. Asst. 10-11, Pep Club 11. Mary C. MacPherson Russian Club 10-12, French Club 10, Ski Club, Powder Puff 11. Merla I. Madsen Ski Club 10-12, Spanish Club 10, 11, Pep Club 1O,11, Girl'S Club 10-12, Health Careers 10, 11. 121 Cam Livingston Band 10-12, Honor Society 11, 12, Musical 11,12, Drama Club 12, Honor Roll 10, 11, 12. Nancy E. Maesner Pep Club 11, 12, French Club 11, 12, Girls Club 10-12. Mike Majoch Steve W. Martin Leonard E. McCarthy Steven Lee McCarthy Track 10-1 2 Wrestling 10-1 2 james S. Mclnnes Thomas L. McNallan Baseball 10-12, Club, Track 11, 12, Homeroom Spanish Club 11, Latin Rep. 12, Ski Club 12, Club 10, C-olf 10. Let1:ermen's Club 11, 12. Deborah L. Meyer Girls Club 10-12, Bowling 11, Powder Puff 1 1, 12. Everyone has a swinging time at a Curtis dance. 122 Dennis E. Miller Wrestling 10, Track 10, Rifle Club 11, Spanish Club 10, Home- room Rep. 10,11, Stud. Asst. 12. jane Milton . Pep Club 1O,11,12, QV. P. j, Powder Puff 11, 12, jr. Class Treas. , vaufyriam 10, 11 qv. P. y, 12 fPres. Q, Spanish Club 10,11 QSec.Q, 12, Honor Society 11,12. Peter Moore Dana M. Morris Exchange John L. Myers Stage Band 10,11, Ice Rifle Club 12 fSec. J. Costa Rica 12, Stud. Vocalaires 10, Basket- Scating Club 11, 12 Director 11, 12, Powder ball 10. fPres. J, A. V. Crew 10, Homeroom Rep. 12. Puff 11,12, Honor Society 11,12, A Capella 11,12, Musical 11.12. Bjorn Ove Myrvang Band 12, Stage Band 12, Ski Club 12, Key Club 12, Track 12, AFS Foreign Exchange Student from Norway. Susan F. Neri Transferred from Queen Anne High School, Seattle 12. David E. Nelsen Kelly Nelson Basketball 10-12, Home- Pep Club 10-12, Imra- room Rep. 11, French mural 11,12, Powder Club 10, Football 10. Puff 11, 12, Homeroom Rep. 11,12, Honor Roll 12. Nancy Jill Nelson Honor Society 11, 12, fTreas. j, F. T.A. 11,12 fSec. l, French Club 10, 11, 12QVice -Pres. j, Band 10-12, Valhalla 12 fCo-Editorj, Powder Puff 11. 12. Susan Newschwander Daniel G. Nichols Girls Club 10, 11fSec. J, 12 QPres. l, A Capella, Swing Choir 12, Powder Puff, Pep Club 10-12, Valhalla Staff 11, 12. 123 Ken L. Nichols A Capella 11,12, Swing Choir 11,12, Homeroom Rep. 11,12, Honor Society 11,12. .. 'X Rick Branchflower, like all good Vikings, is fast asleep amidst the activity of the Senior skit of Viking Week. 5- Q egg, 3,5-. AEE? V- Q X E- y Q Xxivr-'fig' 25? john C. Nicodemus Rifle Club 10-12, Band 10. Greg S. Nigh jill Nordquist Linda Norman Tom H. Ollard Track 10, 11, Basketball Ski Club 10, 11, Girls Girls Club 10-12, 10, 11, Cross Country Club 10, 12. Powder Puff 12. 11, 12, Russian 10, 11, Band 10, 11. julie I. Olson Band 11, 12, Pep Club 12, Health Careers 12, Girls Club 11, 12, Transferred from Montana 1 1 . Elmer W. Ozolin A. S. B. Inter-High Rep. , Basketball 10-12, Base- ball 10-12, Key Club 10,11, 12 QVice-Pres. J, Viking Shield 12, Honor Society 11, 12. Kathleen A. Papke Health Careers 10-12 qsec. 3, Pep Club 10-12, Girls Club 10-12, Powd Puff 11,12, Stud. Asst. 12, French Club 10. 124 GI' Debbie Parker john B. Pattee Wrestling 10-12, A Capella 10-12, Musical 10, 12, Homeroom Rep. 10. Mari Jo Parsley Ski Club 10-12. Mike L. Patterson Nancy A. Pearson Homeroom Rep. 11, F. T.A. 11, German Vahalla 12, Transferred Club 11, G11-1'5 Club from Wilson 11. 10-12. E fl L. What do you mean you lost all your Christmas Cards? 'vg,3Y' Greg A. Pero Cathy Perry Football 10. A.V. Crew 10-12. Sharon Marie Peterson Karen L. Pierce French 10, 11, Pep Pep Club 10, Stud. Asst. Club 11, Russian Club 11, Spanish Club 10, 10-12, Powder Puff 11. Library Asst. 12, Home- room Rep. 11. 125 Laura A. Pieterman J. V. Cheerleader 11, Pep Club 10 fRep. Q, 12fPres. J, Valkyrians 10-12, Powder Puff 11, 12, I-Iomeroom Rep. 10, 12. Larry Pitz en Rifle Club 10, 10. Baseball john S. Pollen A Capella 10-12, Madrigals 11, Track 10, 11, Musical 11, Ski Club 11, 12. Anne M. Popelka james D. Porter Bill Powell jr. Class Sec., Stud. Asst. 10, 11, Homeroom Rep. 11, Valkyrians 11, 12, Pep Stage Band 11,12, Viking Shield 11, Club 10-12QTreas. 1, Football 10, Homeroom Senior Council. Tennis 10-12, Powder Puff 11,12, Spanish Club 10, 11. Rep. 12. Loretta Frances Polk A. S. B. Vice-President Varsity Cheerleader 11, J. V. Cheerleader 10, Honor Society 11, 12, Viking Shield 12, Valhalla 12. Robin J. Prichard Soph. Class Sec., Pep Club 10-12, French Club 10, 11, Ski Club 11, Homeroom Rep. 12, Powder Puff 11, 12. Joe Thomas, Elmer Oz olin, and Rick Branchflower try to avoid the breezeway rush by taking the Curtis Monorail. 126 Cynthia A. Proulx Drama 11, 12, Vocalaries 10, Girl's Club 10-12. Don F. Rapp Tennis 10-12, Home- Spanish Club 10, 11,12 A Capella 10-12, Swing room Rep. 10, 11, Ski fSec. Q, I-Iomeroom Rep. Choir 12, Powder Puff , 10,1 , , Pe 11 , Club 10-12fV. PJ Spanish Club 10. in Aw.. . 1 john M. Roberts Baseball 10-12, Golf 10-12, Basketball 1O,11, Homeroom Rep. 12, l.ettermen's Club 10-12. Kathleen A. Reinecke Mary Reiter 1 F. T.A. 11 p , 12, Musical 10-12 Club 10, Girl's Club jr. and Sr. Trio, Pep 10-12. Club 10, 11. Georganna Roessel Girls Club 10, 11 Ur. Rep. j, 12QV.P. J, A Capella 11, 12, Pep Club 10-12, Powder Puff 11,12. Gary Roies Roxann Elaine Rowe Marty D. Sanbeck Powder Puff 11,12, A. Capella 10-12, Vocalaires, 10, Girl's Football 10, Rifle Club 10-12, Office Team 10, 11. Asst. 12. Baseball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, A men's Club 11, 12. Steve D. Sanderson Jeannie Sanguinetti Susan Edith Saybo Jody Scalara Homeroom Rep. 10, 11, FTA 10-12, German A Capella 11, 12, Honor Pep Club 10-12, Spanish Club 10, 11, Library Society 11, 12, Home- Capella 11,12, Letter- Club 11, 12, Ski Club Asst. 11, Health Careers room Rep. 12, Pep 10-12, Girls Club 10-12 10, Band 10, Homeroom Club 10, 11, French Powder Puff 11, 12. Rep. 10. Club 1O,11, Stud. Asst. 10. 127 Marcus D. Schimling II Sue C. Schwartz Larry R. Seaman Hoineroom Rep. 11, Pep Club 11, 12, Swing Choir 11, 12, Key Ski Club 11, 12, Tr9.I1S- Spanish Club 11, Ski Club 10-12, Cross ferred from Wilson 11- Club 10-12, Health Country 10-12, A Careers 11,12, Girl's Dennis J. shuokhsrr A Capella 10-12, Ski Club 11, 12, Musical 10,12, Drama 11, Stud. Capella 10-12, Track Asst. 11, Madrigals 10. Club 10-12, Stud. Asst. 11,12, Honor sooiow 1O,12. 11,12. Jeanie C. Simmons Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12, J. V. Cheerleader 10, Honor Society 11, 12, Musical 10-12, Powder Puff 11, 12. Wendy K. Simpson Viking Shield 12, F. T. A 10-12, Powder Puff 11, 12, Pep Club 10-12, Ski Club 12, Honor Roll 10-12. Janelle Skach Donna Sleiertin -Girls Club 10, 11,12 Powder Puff 11,1z, loos- QSec. Q, A Capella QSec. 1, mural 10, 11, Bowling Swing Choir 12, Musical 10, 11. 10-12, Band 10, 12, Powder Puff 11, 12. Steve Smith Track 10-12, Football 1O,11, Lettermen's Club 11, 12, Stud. Asst. , Bowling 11,12. Tove R. Spartveit Honor Society 11, 12, Valhalla 11, 12, Powder Puff 11, Pep Club 10-12, French Club 10-12, FTA 10, 11. Jack,O. Spillman, jr. Mark Spillman Golf 10-12, Ski Club Golf 10, 11, Ski Club 10,11, Vocalaires 11, 11, A Capella 10-12, Basketball 10. Lettermen's Club 10-12. 128 jerry Wakefield, Georganna Roessel, and Karen Wood introduce Ernie Yamane to the rigors of group therapy, while Mr. Denton looks on. it ...gpg Betsy Steere Debi L. StefH4e Rick Stenson Cherrie Straw A Capella 10, 11, Pep Pep Club 10, Girls Club Spanish Club 11, Rifle Homeroom Rep. 10,11, Club 10-12, Ski Club 10-12, French Club 10. Club 10, Football 10, Transferred from Wilson, 10-12, Powder Puff Pep Club 10, 11. 11. 11-12, Musical 10-12, Stud. Asst. 12. 'Hur' Richard 5ummeI'S Brad Swank Mitch Swanson Sandy Swanson Key Club 10-12, Home- Ski Club, Stud. Asst. , Wrestling 10, Cross Room Rep. 11, 12, I-Iomeroom Rep. Country 10, Vocalaires Basketball 10, 11, Vik- 10, Spanish Club 11, A ing Shield 12. Capella 11, 12. 129 Michael W. Swesey Judy A. Swift Honor Society 11, 12 Transfeered from Mt. fSec. J, Key Club 10-12, Tahoma 12. Lettermen'S Club 10-12, Track 10-12, Basket- ball 10-12, Cross Country 12. Annette Rose Tabet French Club 10-12, FTA 11, 12, Ski Club 11,12, Vocalaires 11, Band 10-12, Band 11, 12. Stage joe F. Thomas Honor Society 11,12, Key Club 10,11, 12 fTreas. J Baseball 10-12, Golf 10, 11, Letter1'nen's Club 11,12QVice-Pres. Q, Ski Club 11, 12. 2 it M Ska 'l3Z'Qi'e3.g5 .. . , , 1 Donald 1. Thompson Doug Traynor Kirby L. Tweten Swing Choir 12, Golf Ski Club 11, 12, 11, Musical 10-12, Spanish Club 11, Home- A Capella 10-12, Ski room Rep. Club 10. Kathy Ann Twitchell Girls Club 12 QCabinetj, Homeroorn Rep. 10, 11, Senior Council, Powder Puff 11,12, Ski Club 11,12, Pep Club 10-12, Bowling 11,12. Debbie R. Vrieling jerry A. Wakefield Vickie Waldron Irv, W, Walentiny, jr. Senior Council, Home- Band 10,11, 12 QDrum Pep Club 12, Intramural Band 10-12, Stage coming Rep. 11,12, Majorj, Track 10-12, 12, Transferred from Band 11, 12, Ski Club Pep Club 10, 11, Powder Basketball 10-12, Okinawa 12. 10-12, Puff 11, 12, Journalism QSec. Q, Honor Society 11. 12, Lettermen's Club 12. 130 Marty Walker Rhoda Walker Steve A. Walloch Marilyn A. Warner Russian Club 10-12, A Capella 11, 12, Golf 10-12, Honor Honor Society 11,12, Viking Establishment Vocalaires 10, Pep Society 11, 12, Ski Stud. Asst. 11, 12, A 10, Vocalaires 10, Club 10-12, Girls Club 11, 12, Lettermen's Capella 11, 12. Cross Country 10, Bowl- Ensemble 11. Club 10, 11. ing 11. 41 S Vgflfs Pres, Doug Webb Sheila Webber Steve Wagner Honor Society 11 ' gms Club 10-12, Spanish Club 10, 11 Spanish Club 10 51 Powder Puff 12, Trans- shi Club 10, 11, Rifle Homeroom Rep ' 10,, 11, ferred from Federal Way C1115 got Fgotball 10 ' 10, PepCu 1 ,11. Musical 10, Honor Roll 10, 1 1. Gary Weir Tennis 10-12, Lab Asst. 11,12, Spanish Club 10, 11, Homeroom Rep. 11, Key Club 10-12, Debate 11. Nancy A. Wells Tennis Varsity 10-12, J. V. Cheerleader 11, Powder Puff 1 1, 12, Spanish Club 10 QSec. 1, 11, Valkyrians 10-12, Homeroom Rep. 10, 12. Cheri White Karen L. Whitney Powder Puff 11, 12, Pep Transferred from Club 10-12, Homeroom Whiflier, Calif. 11 Rep. 12, Senior Council, Honor Roll 1 1, 12, Girls Club 10-12. 131 Patti L. Wilson A Capella 11, 12, German Club 11, Girls Ensemble 11, Sweet Adelines 11, Girls Club 10-12, Pep Club 10-11. Sharon E. Wise A Capella 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12, French Club 10-12, Drama Club 12, Stud. Asst. 11, 12. Karen Wood J. V. Cheerleader 10, Varsity Cheerleader 11, Vocalaires 10, A Apella 11, 12, Pep Club 12, Girls Club 12. Ernest M. Yamane Honor Society 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, QVice- Pres. j, 12, fPres. Q, Football 10-12, Baseball 10-12, Lettermen's Club 10-12, Powder Puff Cheerleader 11. Larry Kent Ziegler Rifle Club 1OfTreaS. Q, 11 QSec. 1, Rifle Team 10, 1 1, Audio- Visual 10-11. Sharon Zumhoff Honor Society 10-12, French Club 10-12, Russian Club 10-12, Powder Puff 11, Stud. Asst. 11, Girls Club 10-12. Wendy Baker Terri Bockus Bonnie Evers George Edward Pearson Shelley L. Robison Guy Yaconetti Band 12, Girls Club 12, Transferred from Wilson 12. 9- : f f gg: c , 1 X F Ly.-ff N Nffr, 'H S 'fem 1 'Q Class of 1971 Vice President Sandie Gentry, President Aris Gredzens, Secretary Renee Voeller, and Treasurer Caren O'Donnell led their class in a 1969 -1970 success. . . THE JUNGLE. . . only second place in Viking Week . . . tieing the Seniors in Powder- puff. . .the Underclassman Dance. . . PSAT, National Merit Scholarship test, WPCT. . .corn nuts. . .SCARLET LETTER . . . another year with Cliff. . . a visit to the Seattle Rep. . . Rhonda Ellison as the junior Viking Week princess. . . SOOO meters to Chemistry. . . the Storsets running circles around other hulu-hoopers . . . scratching beards over Christmas vacation. . . Civil Disobedience. . . pathetic Ethan Frome. . .OUR TOWN. . . socializing in the mall. . . foiled by a vending machine. . . KOL in the lunchroom . . . electing new class and ASB officers . . . move-up assemblyf . . one more year to go. . . Adamson, Judy Akin, Don Albrecht, Fran Allison, Tim Ambrogio, Rosemary Anaya, Macedonia Anderson, Brad Anderson, Connie Anderson, jack Anderson, Karen Angle, Cheryl Arends, jill Arnold, Debbie Auge, Bonnie Austin, Ray Bash, Karen Baudin, Mike Beard, Tim ax 'i??,z3- .P- ,f.,z,:. in ., 1 M, , 1 .J i P, f ,S hmm f ,,.,., 152 QQ lc if B w ,JU-sn.-. W-, can '- ,H lp Yx 1 K, V I M 'iv- r M 1 nf V :mf Beason, Nancy Beggs, Mike Bell, Ron Berger, Mike Berry, Jeanne Berry, Pat Bisberg, Dennie Blocker, Debbie Blumer, Connie Bocott, Debbie Bogue, Scott Brister, Gary Brockett, Donna Brown, Angie Brown, Debbie Brown, John Brunswick, Lee Bryant, Candy Buck, Mary Bullard, Joan Burnsides, Debbie Cameron, Jerry Campbell, Patrica Campbell, 'Tina Carlsen, Brad Carlsen, Judy Cassman, Joan Ceccanti, Connie Chipman, Alan Christman, Ted Chubb, Tim Claire, Cheri Clark, James Clark, Jeannie Clarke, Richard Coffee, James Crabtree, Richard Cratsenberg, Martha Crowell, Cristy Cullinane, Patti Dean, Steve Dess, Jim Doersam, Debbie Doty, Bob Duesterbeck, Bob Duesterbeck, Harriet Eaton, Lennie Edlund, Kevin Ellison, Rhonda Emm, Steve Erickson, Donna Favors, Robert Feldsher, Bernard Fichtner, Kevin Fike, Carol Finch, Shelly Flowers, Shirley Flynn, Terry Fondren, Kathy Forbes, Steve Foster, Carl Fowler, Linda Fry, Patti Gayda, Kerry ..-,.f.2::,,:x- ml f + -- 1. 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Patriquin, Linda Pattee, Dwight Paulilc, Debbie Pearson, Nora Pearson, Rick Peterson, Dave Peterson, Debbie Phillips, Terry Platzer, Denice Poling, Steve Ponton, Scott Potucek, john Radcliffe, Mary Lou Rasmussen, Debbie Reid, Mike Richards, Karen Ricketts, Sue Roark Brion Robinson, Liz Roton, Richard Rowland, Randy Sapp, Lynda .. , 5' L f .. , Sfxk .' 3 Q P 5' AQ,,n,.. , t ,Q , :r ,41., A , R l g A, . .. i 3 an fa. v, 513' - f-rift,-. . 5 ,f , , N M, .. ., . ,. ,w w :ti J, lk Q if , 55 I ' V An unidentified Junior lands i7-,fwfliaf '3'5I.':l' , -1-4 ,. f W lx 2 W JG-L X 4 ff V - ' : 1 3 A i '- E . M., ., V , K ,dr . ,ietgf , 41-f ' 3 1 P' ng' .,.,. , ..,, ad, T .11 I J 4+ aff I in E Q if , fo, J 5 Q. S as .,, r 3 i W. Schellberg, Ron Schiller, Steve Scott, Deborah Scroggins, Dave Shacklett, Yvonne Shephard , Glenn Shropshire, Mark Skidmore, Allison Smith, Mark Smith, Mollie Smith, Rick Stewart, Nancy Storset, Ann Storset, Terry Strobe, Bob Styrlund, Mark Swanson, Selinda Swanson, Steve Swenning, Steve Thompson, Dirk Thurston, Steve Tillotson, Sandy Toporke, Terry Triboulet, Shelley Vaughan, Kerry Vernon, Robert Vigna, Sandy Voeller, Renee Vormestrand, Kim Walsh, Chris Ward, Diana Warner, Steve Wayno, S zanne Wegner, Gay Wepfer, Pamela Westrom, Robin Williams, jim Willoughby, Alan Wilson, Barbara Wray, Vaughn Wright, Elton Young, Karen Zamira, Eddie Zurfluh, Paul Earley, Steve Lee, Yoshino Welch, Peter King, Patti Emrick, Marion Aymond, Laura Larson, Rob Wooten, Wendy Harris, Mark Gallagher, Gail Lough, Chris Burns, Laura Gage, Molly Rose, Leslie NOT PIC TURED: Albert, Marjorie Ani, Frank Barker, Annette Bergren, john Brockett, Dave Dickson, Debra Dunn, Melissa Gleason, jerry Jacobson, Pete johnson, Barbara Ludden, Kathleen McCarthy, Bill O'Nei1, Nancy Simmons, Dana Snope, Dan , gy , , is Beaming Sally Jacobson greets Foreign Exchange Student Bjorn on his arrival at his new home. 142 Class of 1972 1 X 5' is ,U 143 Class officers President Scott Winslow, Treasurer Brtuio Caprez, Vice -President Dan Arnold, and Secretary Debbie Floor worked to help promote school spirit and class unity among the sophomores . . . a brand new school. . .CYRANO DE BERGERAC. . . eighteen hours be- hind the wheel of Driver Education cars. . .fn-uitflies and ether. . .DNA models. . .jolly ball. . . TI-IE PEARL . . . FATHERS AND SONS. . .worked hard but came in third during Viking Week activities. . .Underclassman Dance. . . playing the machines in the snackbar. . . talking away frustrations in the mall. . .foreign languages. . . Buenos dias. . . Bonjour. . . Guten Morgan. . . Viking Week princess Sandy Hentze. . . electing new class officers. . . Geometry. . . fighting for space in the locker room. . . trying to get through the crowded halls without becoming emotionally involved. . . Move -Up Assembly. . . two more years to go. Adams, Jayne Adams, Lura Anderson, Cindy Ange, Mary Arbanas, David Arnold, Dan Arnold, Terry Arthun, Rick Ayres, Roberta Ball, Jim Bastinelli, Karan Beason, Janice Beckman, Jan Bellona, Jane Bender, Frank Bennett, Bruce Berry, Lynne Betteridge, Bryce Billdt, Kristina Black, Curtis Blanch, Charles Bleecker, Doris Booth, Hans Boress, Patrick Brewer, Susan Brong, Susan Brown, Pamela Brunette, Shelley Brynestad, Becky Bussart, Terry Cairns, Steve Caprez, Bruno Carlsen, Greg Carlson, Gary Cassman, Sandra Chamness, Sue Charnes, Louis Cheney, Mace Christenson, Jayne Church, Mike Clarke, Mike Clifford, William Clinton, Kippy Collins, Sherry Colwell, Debra Cook, Gregory Cope, Dale Crockett, Rick Crookshank, Joann Crouch, Wayne Day, Jack Deck, Susan Dewees, Mark Dissault, Jan Donaldson, David Drage, Philip Dressel, Paul Dryden, Brian Duras, Ann Easterday, Kathy ..,. mm ,ru ,. .. ' ffl , 5. fl. i?'f75?E 4, 5 ,ff ,. , W 0' - -M -151 r . ' . ,iii Nur' , . ,M r J, .. .gL,,:, ,, ...,, s , 3 Q A I- -'s ' ,, V rkgr ,L wr A, gg. M , 334. ' :Z ,F ' v 1 - ,f:-4 F f 1 -, -Q1 : -F -'sr ,V A 'qv' X- X Um if '-,. QU' N is E I I 153:51 rv. wi- , , Y fi S F-S wif' ,, fs f A 1 iffhii -YN Edenshaw, Arlene Ellington, Lawrence Emrick, john Engle, Mark Evans, Barbara Ferguson, Dawn Filkins, Sally Fischer, Ray Fosher, Janis Flintoff, Robyn Floor, Debbie Fopp, Marty Fox, jim Frace, Gary Francis, Teresa Frederick, Guy Freeman, Karen French, Richard Frew, Durk Frickelton, Susan Funderburk, Duane Funk, Jody Gefre, june Gefre, Mary jo jubilant and exhausted, this group of sophomores present their bundle of balloons for Viking Week. Gilchrist, Gary Gjerisen, Dave Glasgow, Dave Glenn, Debby Gores, Patty Greco, Bud Greer, Jacklyn Gruber, Matt Gunderson, Bob Gunovich, Donna Hallberg, Chris Hamilton, Nancy Hancher, Michael Hannaford, Dan Hannig, Gary Hanson, Stephen Harp, Bradley Harris, joe Hartley, Liza Hartung, Joyce Hawkinson, Mike Heath, Susan Heinsasser, Kathy Hemmen, Cheryl Henly, Burr Hentze, Sandy Hickey, Terry Hill, Kim Hirschy, Kevin Hobus, Jan Holm, Cynthia Honeck, Michael Hoover, Mark Hoover, Marla House, Eric Hunsberger, C T Huston, Rick jeffcoat, Rosalind jellum, Eric johnson, Cheri johnson, Dan jolmson, Karen R151 ii 33 '51:?2i::!35r1 138 x ,. 45Iff,Q7, 5. gm, 5, .. A V i sf - 2 X ge W ,K r M . , 1 ' fig --ff ,Y I ww. 'QP' no Elf I fe we N . N, s F ? ' an . - 3-9- f bq,,,M - :- , I ',. 'biF ' .f 5, W if-qw' 146 . s W6'?5f3i2,'E2fi?x74l4f25iW' : ' 5 ' ' . ,If 1 ', , ,iii-,Q--e..-1.3, A 'f , C sz A' C Pr , E- Q - f .. l , 1 5 . , . V 4 Elf y W , F 5- , . -' W ., , , , ' swf: Q at ' ' :ai Q-' 'A M H . 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Ponton, jolynn Porter, Clifford Power, Bob Radcliffe, jane Ramsey, Bryan Reed, Dale Reiter, jim Riedel, Charles Roberw, Serena Rose, Margeret Rowe, Pat Rowe, Randy Rowland, Steffie Russo, Deborah Saffron, Sheri Sanchez, Mike Sanders, Sunny Scalar, Mike mg ff Schmidt, Dorthy Seman, Jayne YM M ! Soemaker, Tom Sipes, Cheryl Sissons, Glen Sleiertin, Penny Smith, Laura Smith, Scott Smith, Warren Spartveit, Marit Sprinks, Carlyn Stellman, Ron Stewart, Marlene Stilwell, Rosalie Storset, Marvin Stout, Rod Strobe, Steve Sulenes, Sheri Sullivan, Ann Summers, Bill Swanberg, Mark Swanson, Mark Swartz, Terry Sweeney, Charlie Sweet, Dani Teats, Merrill Terry, Don Thompson, Laurie -.: :'faa'f'a:f2f 2IQ'2'..2 kai' ., . ...mL, .,..,,,.. . , , Q gmt, .. -. 539, I , at k,1,5fLi5?:5?Zi. -A 'Y W V -. ,fimwgqf ,. srwgdxf WM., . 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I ,, 1 1 3, ,V y ,gi , Q, S? .fngx ,Ir 4 A 9 S 1 3' 9, F S A aw , ' '1. sr r.r. 1 f'l N , A 'ihff , Q my? lg , 114 m X if:-,, 'W , 1.1 ,r:ez,u YL S5 lu- - s ts? if T gi T E If-23 11 3' gifari QW, f-,1 25525 sua! ::'f': is -ww J-f.,45 M'f 22211 21: if r X- 7 sz V T A x lr, r ,le risk- ' Q 2 4 The ever enthusiastic sophomores attempt to climb for victory. 150 .we A , I y Hedlund, janet Howes, David Johnson, Laurie l5l Vaughan, Deborah Vest, Michelle Wakeman, Mike Walker, Kevin Walsh, Mike Wargo, Janis Warnke, Ronald Wartenbe, Bob Washburn, Wendy Webber, Christine Weir, Gail Wells, Mark White, Nancy White, Richard Wilbur, Verla Williams, Cindy Wilson, 'Roxanne Winslow, Scott Witt, Virginia Wood, Randy Wottlin, Herb Wray, Becky Yeager, Melany Zawacki, Tom Ziegler, Mark Zittel, Kathy Zurfluh, Patty Bayha, Jim Billingsley, Margo ,F I' B 55' si li Y Q it Fe N. W MQ mmm, 1 .1 --1w5w1 fy .: 'w:Af:e5:5?5EfsxL?? J, ,WSW Q W we .gifts uwmg ww, gh? J' 3 ,f1r:,gaj.,f1 I , f N' -.,- L f : i f i E Z wg' ,X QW Q mf if , Y W 51 A ' 4 at . sp K VW' 2 ., . .x.. ,. V: . V. ff, w :-1 -4-f 3 fi IL' 5 :'::', 2 2 ,-.. 5 f i f 1 A W ,, . O i gx X41 5- ,Q 3 wif V QW 'E . V, Vg A Administration ag Mr. George R. Curtis Superintendent Mr. Warp, Mr. French, Mr. Brobach, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Curran, School Board 154 rir .. or ,Q 2 2521- v,:f 93 Mr. Earl Birncl Vice-Principal X ,,..vf 6 'Q . w.,f':q Mr. Kenneth Lobeda Curriculum Director 'vfe ,, Mr. Merle Cheesman Mr. Raymond Beard Business Manager Principal Seniors Burn Midnight Gil for I.S.P.S. Sr. Engl ish This year has been a busy one for Senior English Students. Greek mythology, Shakespeare's plays and sonnets, Chaucer, LGRD JIM, poetry, and CRIME AND PUNISHMENT were some of the areas studied. As if these were not enough, no senior is likely to forget the research paper that kept them awake nights the Week before it Was due. Tovc Sirtveit shows how Greek mythology brings out the student in seniors. 156 4 Y g . Mr. Donald Wolvers. . . Senior English .frm Mrs. Miriam Covach . . . Senior English jr. English In junior English most of the year is spent in reading many classics such as : ETHAN EROME, HUCKLEBERRY EINN, and Tl-IE SCARLET LETTER. During the rest of the nine months, students read short stories, poems, and drama. Mrs. Jean Cooper . . . Junior English, French, jomnalism .4-dl Mr. Robert Rubens . . . junior English, Yearbook Miss Kathryn Noftsinger . . . jtmior English ,erff-:nu 925555-5f!i My V gif?-Wi o Qsgig ,V ,, ,,Mr2wf?Qia?2ama , , 1 3 mi Llj.,gg:a,-45'iw-'zr:a.:.f,,a1'f-f' rf i I Q-1 if K X Q Mm of A L fy in M. ,f ,-o- 'h 'A Mr. Larry Nicholson . . . Sophomore English Speech Drama This year drama had a new teacher Mr. Goin. Along with the other drama classes assisting in the production of the school plays, the second year drama students Went to the grade schools to put on some short presentations. lf- ,. ,,f-3-v -Tlx 4...- Mr. Dennis Goin . . . Drama, Sophomore English Soph. English Sophomores have also found plenty to do. Writing short stories and a poem analysis, reading TO KILL A MOCKING- BIRD and THE PEARL, and studing English grammer were some of the projects that kept Sophomores busy this year. 158 Mr. Donald Weller . . . Sophomore English Senior English Mr. james DeVore. . .Reading, Health New Library: Staircase to Learning Library Of all the rooms in the new high school, many people would agree that the library topped them all. Upon entering this lovely room, you felt like you were in a different World, because it is so spacious and Well-lit. The library Was quieter this year because of the furniture and the carpet. The atmosphere was fairly relaxed and the casual reading area was a hit. The library had a better selection of referance, fiction and non-fiction books. For the first time, the library had a Book Fair, Where students were able to purchase an assortment of paperbacks. Mrs. janet Critchlow. . . Librarian cm L Mrs. Linda Wardle. . . Library Clerk To bring in the Christmas Season the library class spent a night decorating the library. Everyone brought whatever they could in the decorations line and some girls brought refreshments. Mrs. Critchlow and Mrs. Wardle were in charge of a library class, and these students helped people, worked at the desk, mended books, kept the shelves in order, checked-out magazines, filed and many other duties which the average person doesn't notice, but Which keeps the library running smoothly. s..,. X... 2 Mr. Leslie Harrison . . . World Problems Mr. Harvey Denton. . . World Problems, U.S. History Sr. History World Problems is designed not only to teach the students about the past, but to give them a better understanding of present-day problems. Parliament and Middle East simulations were two of the many activities carried on by the Senior World Problems classes this year. 160 Zii -4 Parliament in session. Mr. Mike Mullen. . . U.S. History, Psychology Past, Present, Future. . Mr. David Wood. . . U.S. History, Driver's Education Mr. john O'Loughlin . . .U. S. History, Consumer Problems i LA, - --mi-:uw-N-,LY LL.-L jr. History The juniors started off their study of U. S. History with a review of early American History. From there they worked up to the present by studying the Constitiution, reading THE JUNGLE and ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT, making various reports and by keeping up-to- date with news articles. Mr. Arnie Handeland. . . U. S. History, Business Management i 1 t j, New Facilities Added for Biology 2 Mr. Raymond Mankey . . , Math 7 'BJ Mr. Tom Eastman . . . Math Math In the mathematical department, math concepts was the level reached by the more advanced Students. Math analysis, algebra 3 gl trig., geometry, and algebra l 81 2 were also offered. Mr. Gerald Redburg. . . Math Mr. Merrill Tripp . . . Math Mr David Webb Biology Health Lab assistant, Betsy Stcere, studies slides in the biology room. just checking, right Joe? 1 Mr. Uriah Orr . . . Chemistry, Physics Mr. Rayn1ondHerhig . . . Biology, Botany Science 1 Although chemistry students still had, to hike down to thc junior high School, N each day, students of the biological sciences had the opportunity of using new science facilities which were part of thc new school. Botany as well us biology was offered to Curtis ,st'udvn1s. Parlez-vous francais? Sprechen sie Deutsch? Hablas Espanol? How about Russian? fag l'?f Mrs. Lorna clor . . . Spanish P h 164 Janice Bullard, a third year French student, en- joys reading a PARIS IVLATCH. Mr. Ernast Simons . . . German, French s Q f f H ' 3532 Language s Reading, speaking and writing another language is always an enriching experience - especially with the assistance of five fluent and enthusiastic instructors. This year, a third year of Russian was added to the department as well as a new faculty member Mrs. Pavon became part of the Curtis staff this fall, to teach Spanish along with Mrs. Trelor. In one of Mrs. MacPherson's classes, fourth year students studied French Mrs. Joan MacPherson . . . French, Russian newspapers as part of their curriculum. 165 Boy's Foods: A Welcome Addition to Home Economics Mr. Torrey Lavik . . . Crafts. Pam Kanzler silk screens Christmas cards for her individual project. 166 C! Mrs. Helen Hartley . . . Clothing Mr. Sanderson Rice . Art Art Mr. Rice and Mr. Lavik have been trying out new ideas this year. Fourth year art students were able to do several individual projects such as pottery, silk screening and painting. The art and crafts classes also helped decorate the school at Christmas with stained-glass Windows in the mall. .,.... Sewing assistant, Cheri Fulton, helps Diane Papke perfect her sewing techniques. f y x I , , 4gQt5Ladgff3?f if Mr. Robert Northrop . . Music 'Wi i Lee Kloeppel. . . . . Instrumental Music Music This year the music department again proved to the public what a fine musical program we have under the direction of Mr. Robert Northrop and Mr. Lee Kloeppel. Mr. Northrop was head of three choirs with many ensemble groups. During the first semester Mr. Northrop was fortunate to have two student teachers. Mr. Kuehn, from PLU, directed Girls Choir and Miss Moles, who attends UPS, had in her charge, Concert Choir. The ensembles which Mr. Northrop had the pleasure of working with were: Madrigals, folk singers, girls ensemble, swing choir, plus two senior trios and one junior trio. Mr. Kloeppel directs the Symphonic Band and works with a brass group, stage band and brass choir. In addition he taught the new music theory class. In this class of juniors and seniors, about fourteen in number, the students Wrote their own melodies, took music dictation, and studied the history of music. Type,Hammer, and jump: Sounds ofthe Silent Electives -7 it Mrs- Bonnie Little- ' ' TYPMZ, Shorthand Mr. Richard Saiatino . . . Bookkeeping, Typ- Typist at Work ! ing I 1 Business This year's business department offered such courses as bookkeeping, office practice, typing and shorthand. With all new equipment, these classes were of great help to the future secretaries and accountants at Curtis. 168 Mr. William Allard . . . WOOdShOp Mr. Carroll Blanchard. . . Metalshop ,psf ...n-1- mm..,.i...-n-.. 1,, mw'HV.' Q . -:-...W 'li.wia1 '1 un-...mul riwv-.,..,,,-MH. Mrs. Gloria Swenning . . Physical Edu- cation gt . i f Mr. Burt Wells . . . Physical Education Mrs. Leslie jarmon . . . Study Hall Mrs. Marylou Herd . . . Secretary Always ready to listen to each and every student, the Guidance Department has again proven to be a valuable asset to the Curtis Administration. Handling college materials, test scores, and individual problems have been only a few of the ways they have assisted the students during the school year. In addition, what would Curtis do without the friendly, cheerful, office staff who, although the work load is heavy, are always ready to lend a helping hand. Guidance and Office Staf Always Ready to Help an ia a Mrs. Dorothy LeVeque. . . Guidance Mr. Bill Doucette . . . Guid2lHC9 ti Mrs. Merilynn Howes. . . Attendance Clerk Mrs. Barbara Lien . . . Secretary Mrs. Thama Northrup . . . Nurse Mrs. Betty Larson . . . 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