East Anchorage High School - Legend Yearbook (Anchorage, AK)

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V' I 5 71,1 rx r f ' 3 l X, - ,.f I ' y- 5. kj SL fx ,Q L g k , XX :U L I Ls 4n T fy X7 It XJ XXX Ljx hx!! S' f -l I . , f , P 5 f x ' if V ' S 'f , , f ' x ,f , . r f f I ' XY J 90? JV 'TV y F X J y M 1 L X Q Yxw v , l If 4 I r I ,- -X , 1 X ,' 1- ' Q' - r ' ' - , . I 7' 1 Y J , ' k S x M ,V .. , ,-1 V! 2 ,A L '-- x f X L+ 9 X w by Bc? V' .Lf . V' jx X QV WAOXJII U' f 5 f f 7 I , 'fx N-f 1 J ,f 'X , f Lf V 1 x I Legend 1969 Eost Anchoroge High School Anchoroge, Aloslco Volume 8 'Sh 98 3-4 il tl! Q wigs il .f 3, l K , ns, Reflections . . . We, as youth, are the most impressionable members of our society today. The changes in our surroundings and in ourselves are reflected in us. We are the image of happiness, the echo of doubt, the spark of compassion, and the flicker of hope for a new tomorrow. A In a complex world of frustrations and fears, we seek to find ourselves. We meet hardships and overcome them. We share new experiences and experience new situations. We find understanding through communication of ideas. We meet the challenges of daily existence, and we learn to cope with life as it is. A glance into the future reflects only past memories, a tiny portion of our ever changing lives reflected in the mirrors of our minds. Kathy Money fa., K ' F N? 'L I F 'C..., ' A N.. ,K f I ' N- ,L ,WM ,.,,.'--If f , . A' ' is H j- l ll f,i'f -...- A as A J gif , ll ,aw-nf-f L Q .Q - ,.. U 'e ,nv .. .,, N ' -1 1, M., Q N .V sql 1 if .E W EM ,na 4' TH 8' ,- ft fr my .W sf I .1 : mf! . gnu 1 4 Fi ' v 5 E W 5 : 5 I 2: K1 5 w 5 QUIET REFLECTIONS Lift up your eyes to the mountains, Breathe deeply the crisp sweet air. Listen to the murmurin Waters... 9 The spirit of peace is there. Anonymous ia ' 4 4. .16 it 145: H'-xv.: stef .98 19 5 A Q 5 UA H wb. ,Mag ,pi W 41 I: I 6 W ,Q EAN, Z' 4,1123 -, A J, Idzssi. V55 'n2.1fF': ik X jfin :Af-W Q Q F591 W1 F LV it Liga! ,,:Q.h-J Y xl i Y 1 V J w 1 4 Table ot Contents Student Lite 1 Activities 12 Sports 34 Organizations 64 Music Dept. 92 Government 102 Classes 110 Departments 190 Retrospect 208 Ads and Index 212 As., 'N' x 1 1 I . . 4 .N ! ' . 19,1-, . A ,ik DKJF. is . - 1 A' ' 61 ,Q,Y,t,. N . 'ind' fi ,. 5 ' 1' 1 ' ,L I, I I f' V L x ,M ts-N., N Mlusami, 'U x R ,d,,, M-, -f' , , f-.M.' -V , T-s fn R 'Y ngjf,, L .XF-if ,7 I Mn W ' Q mm I 1 N 'll f ., Q.1...' wr!fFP?f'i fi ,s:Y3r2?w KV :J-, 1 f 'W Il R i 32295 If L fb ' -sp:--fi 7, A V L- Q i ls,n'5 -.A 4 1 i , I-A fl' I K ii 'fell ,' 2 Sz, - 17' 4. f. Q ' X if I . - , 7 Z I I 1 A sri.-L.-aizili. fffff A rv: . ' 5-. ,. ff - ' 43- 1 , ,-1g'f.,ffS.:.- ,.4.:,.,.v,wf' ....r t V f -w 3 WM ACTIVITIES Each separate part of the Homecoming float is painstakingly done here by Kathy Money and Delia Otter in order to make it perfect. Homecoming '68 Preparations for the 1968 Homecoming began with nightly work parties for the decorating of the float. Sporting a huge football and the East Thunderbird on a white and red backdrop, the float was used to carry the princesses to and from the game. While this project was sponsored by the Senior Class, organization for the traditional bonfire was delegated to the juniors. The bonfire had a good turnout. It featured a Dimond effigy which was poised at the height of the flames. Led by the cheerleaders, the Eastsiders concluded the event by snakedancing around the fire. Other activities designed to increase Homecoming spirit included a Car Decorating Contest and a Pep Assembly. Automobiles adorned with crepe paper streamers, colorful signs, and paper mache objects were judged for originality and best expression of Homecoming spirit. Winners were included in the bus caravan on game night. In the Pep Assembly, the cheerleaders and band combined to raise Eastside spirit. Band members at the pep assembly heighten loyalty and enthusiasm in their spirited rendition of Rock Around the Clock. Barbie Underwood, .laymi Chron, Jill Chron, Mary Stephens, and Sandy Simon proudly exhibit their winning entry in the car decorating contest. , ea, is nun- Homecoming Princesses Susan Lynch, Debbie Craig, Chris Drake, Diane Emerson, Becky Thomas, and Nancy Stepp pose on the float just prior to leading the bus caravan to the game. ! 7 I 5 . ft , ' s af 1' 5, E X Q -r' N T Q.. Eastsiders at the pep assembly anticipate the coming cheerlead- ers' skit designed to raise East spirit. Trumpet player Corky Kellogg leads the band in Lacey's SpeciaI. Q. A x -gt y fx 1 G 9 fx Q fy 'lf X ff af.. h., V t 9 W' . 5' -3 T713 'guy 'MJ gi r 2 Tx , , gif .NA V Homecoming '68 Homecoming night, September 27, was the result of furious preparation and activity. The East Thunderbirds battled the Dimond Lynx for a capacity crowd at Mulcahy Stadium. At halftime, the flag corps and majorettes preceded the band onto the field for their routines. Following the band's performance, the princesses and their escorts were presented to the audience. Queen Debbie Craig received a trophy and roses and was escorted by Bob Conklin through the traditional DeMolay Arch of Swords. As a finale the Queen was carried around the field by Key Club members while the band played. The Thunderbirds charged into the game to beat the Lynx for a 30-7 victory. At the closing gun, Eastsiders, thronging onto the field, chanted Championship, championship, here we come! In the same mood participants returned to the school for a dance featuring the Manhattan Project band. 5. vt i as' Smiling exuberantly over her bouquet of roses and trophy, donated by Bovey Trophies, Queen Debbie Craig is cheered by the crowd. Clay Hansen l66l tackles a Dimond player as Rick Payne f75l and Mike Cornell C771 rush to assist. it' , W 5 3 jx P, we Fori Rich Homecoming The Fort Richardson Homecoming festivities began Friday night, September 20, with a bonfire and street dance at the Field House. Saturday afternoon the queen candidates were presented to the audience and escorted to their seats to watch the Huskies battle the Kenai Kardinals. The day's events were climaxed by the naming of Bonnie Alvarado as Huskie Homecoming Queen. Dave Rael and Eugene Golden, co-captains of the Huskie team, presented her with a bouquet of roses. Honor attendants were Marie Nichols, Sharon Skidmore, and Barbara Dickinson. Other candidates included Karen Cofer, Kit O'Leary, Jackie Hussey, Kris Webber, and Carol Jigliotti. Terminating the activities was a dance at the teen center honoring the queen and her court. Queen Bonnie Alvarado poses with the Huskie mascot after halftime ceremonies. Awaiting the announcement of the queen are senior candidates and their escorts: Bonnie Alvarado, Doug Tharp, Barbara Dickinson, Pete Stormer, Carol Jigliotti, and Joe Wilson. il... Willy Robinson dodges a tackle by a Kenai lineman. East High Students demonstrate that the beat really does go on at one of the many basketball dances held in the cafeteria. Sports Donces Building spirit and adding color to the social life of its students are the intent of the East High sports dances. Dances, held traditionally after football and basketball games, have long been an important facet in the extracurricular activities of high school pupils. All sports dances were held in the cafeteria at East and were sponsored by the student council. Decorations were supplied by the dance committee whose chairman was Patty Iverson. Included in the committee were Vicki Catching, in charge of decorations, and Margo Bell, in charge of entertainment. All dances were cleared through lVlr. Bernie Warren, assistant principal in charge of activities. Mr. Frick and lVlr. Levis were on hand to collect tickets. Furnishing the refreshments were clubs assigned to the games. First this year was the Homecoming Dance at which Queen Debbie Craig and her court were honored. Following the Homecoming Dance were the Christmas Dance and several basketball dances. l PWM Caught in a moment of reverie, Cheryl Jefferson may be remembering past dances and many good times she has had at East. Margo Bell and Roger McClure present special entertainment for the prom couples. Tom Wellman and Rhonda Gardner, later crowned king and queen, walk through the processional. A' f N ,i , 1' ,., The Junior Prom Royalty are FRONT ROW: Tom Elliot, Chris McDannel, Kim Watsjold, Barb Swanson, Stacy Taniguchi, Vicki Bingaman, Toby Todd, Gloria Buenafe, Kip Lewis, and Margo Belly SECOND ROW: Kathi Dome, Kerry Kennedy, Bob Hafner, and Connie Leaskg and BACK ROW: Queen Rhonda Gardner, and King Tom Wellman. NOT PICTURED are Marc Banks and Sue Stepp. Bill Gorsline and Debbie Moore relax while Sandy Hair and Gary Butch enjoy watching the other couples. Junior Prom The evening of November 1, 1968, was a night to remember. Couples gathered at Fort Richardson Officers' Club for the Junior Prom in honor of the Senior Class. The theme for that evening, Love is Blue, was expressed by the light blue draped curtain decorations and by the music provided by the Seven O'Clock Solution. IVlr. Bill Frick, assistant principal, was master of ceremonies for the evening's entertainment. He presented Rhonda Gardner and Sandy Wren with roses in recognition of their work as co-chairmen of the prom. The highvlight of the evening was the crowning of Tom Wellman and Rhonda Gardner as king and queen. They led the royalty in the coronation dance as the band played, Hey, Jude. - -'..,i ff' law., Mr. Niemoth consults with Linda Willing and Tricia Bing about the decorations for the stage. -iff Y' Q5 'vii' ' x X ,fsxt 'Q 2 1. s. y- 3 ,WM - I 1,35 S 1 A 4- P X5 Q43 K-wa-win. 1. .. nga 'W- . ,sity 1 I, ya 2 'ffl - A If ,, pmm, . nw A wif, as , Wm rl wang 5 45 x F 1: , MES - . 3 . M I , V 22.25 9 I ww, W. giggmaxw, mum'-2 Erma: Bonjour, says Matt Goodson as he strolls through French Club's sidewalk cafe. Thunderbird Dinner November 9 marked the finale of many weeks of hard work and planning in preparation for the annual Thunderbird Dinner. Kerry Kennedy, overall chairman of the dinner, worked closely with committee chair- men in organizing promotion campaigns which brought over S5,000. The hundreds who attended the event enjoyed a meal of salisbury steak, mashed potatoes, gravy, and ice cream which was served by members of Epsilons. Madchen members directed guests to the entertain- ment program which was provided by approximately 30 student groups. A fencing demonstration, a simu- lated dating game, a tricycle race, and performances by the choir and band were among the variety of activities which highlighted the evening. VA If E t . .1 Q' ' t , ,,l ? , l .surf vw A t vi., - iff Q' 7s 'C' .,, . M ww 1,7 f' ., pg 1' X-Li 4 5 A sg ,,,, -- 653 ,. JN' 'bmi M ' ,WW Senior Debbie Moore is intrigued by the photography of Mr. McLane and Nlr. Geiger on display during the T-Bird Dinner. QQNV X Wil QL , 'WC mater for the Alumni Tea held over the Christmas holidays. Q if 3 Tara Garrett looks on amused as Santa tries to persuade Brenda Johnson to take the traditional position on his knee and tell her Linda Jefferson, Eddie Brown, and Carl Woods return to their alma is Chrislmos ln the air was a feeling of Christmas. All the noise and bustle that goes along with the season could be heard in the halls of East. The atmosphere was electric with excitement and anticipation. Students were whisked up in a whirlwind of activities which preceded the Christmas holidays. The annual canned food drive began with a slow start, but before the week had ended the final count resulted in over 8,000 cans. The door decorating contest started on Monday and by Friday almost all the homeroom doors were dressed in their festive apparel. Many different ideas appeared on the doors and the general appearance was one of holiday cheer. Mrs. Renner's homeroom had the prize-winning door. Again this year the Alumni Tea was held in the East High Cafeteria. The purpose of the tea was to reunite East graduates and ex-students with old classmates, teachers, and staff. This tea helped renew acquaint- ances. Even the administration was in the Christmas spirit and on Friday afternoon gave the students a sock hop. Music was supplied by a live band, the Seven O'Clock Solution, who played many of today's popular songs for the students. Christmas Wish- As a surprise the administration gave the student bod a sock Y hop at which the Seven O'Clock Solution played. Basketball found its way into the Christmas holidays in the form of the annual Christmas tournament. Curt Brandon C133 lays up the ball for two points. I ftggng Senior Rhonda Aubrey puts the finishing touches on the door which she created for Mrs. Renner's homeroom. Polmer Troin Trip Despite the cold temperatures of 15 degrees below zero, a large turnout of East students participated in the Palmer Train Trip on January 17. The Pep Club sponsored the refreshment stand for the benefit of the students and the faculty chaperones. After jumping off the train and going in the wrong direction, East students made a grand entrance into the Palmer school. Pep Club, with their matching sweaters and pompons, created a special effect from a distance. The East High JV basketball team showed excellent tactics as they outscored the Moose by a score of 82-45. Although the students cheered heartily the East varsity was defeated by a score of 66-63. After the close game, East High Thunderbirds, not losing their spirit, tracked back to the train for the return trip to Anchorage. 1'- t ,tgr ,,l Connie Leask, Gloria Buenafe, and Cheryl Iverson enthusiastically lead cheers as the train chug-a-lugs along. ,Na In nippy weather East High students Dan Walker, Bob Smith, Tina Truet, and Mary Vokacek wait in line to board the train to Palmer. l'm not gonna move from this seat until the train starts, bellows Gloriette Thompson as Jill Mohr laughingly coaxes her. 1 Cheers on the East High Special are led by Janet Kiehn, Gloria'Hudson, Gloria Buenafe, and Persi Regal. 6 .V Nlr. McLane accepts his assignment as station master while he checks in passengers. Senior Class Plc l Remember Mama was presented by the Senior Class under the direction of lVlr. Wayne lVlergler on January 31 and February 1 in the East High auditorium. The play centered around a Norwegian immigrant family in San Francisco in the early l900's. lVlama, Becky Shear, was the heart of the family while Papa, Dave Hammock, supervised the household. The story is narrated by Katrin, Kathy Ross, the daughter who aspires to become a writer. Other members of the family included Nels, Bob Ortalda, the only song Christine, Robin Kissinger, and little Dagmar, Starla Fontana. Also adding to the comedy were three interfering aunts and the frightening Uncle Chris. I Remember Mama was a heart-warming drama of American family life, and of a strong woman who held her family together. Lee Phillips timidly asks Clay Hansen for the dowry as Gloriette Thompson and Laura Maakestad give a little moral support. Y Clay Hansen confronts Gloriette Thompson with bitter words over Starla Fontana's sickness as speechless members of the family watch. 5 is if We Becky Shear reveals Dave Hammock's generosity with his money and kindness to the skeptical aunts. Dave Hammock, excluded from the private talk of Laura Maakestad and Becky Shear, waits patiently outside the house, Cost Katrin .... Mama . . . Papa .... Dagmar ..... Christine .... Mr. Hyde . . . Nels ..... Trina . . . Sigrid .... Jenny ...... Uncle Chris. . . Woman ...... Mr. Thorkelson Dr. Johnson . . Arne ........ Nurses. ..... . Soda Clerk . . . Madeline ..... Dorothy ..... E. D. Moorhead Bell-boy ..... Why George, the baby looks just like you, exclaims Laura Maakestad while she and Lee Phillips enjoy a few moments in the park. . . . . .Kathy Ross . . . . Becky Shear . . . Dave Hammock . . . . Starla Fontana ... . Robin Kissinger . . . .Loren Cheatham . . . . . .Bob Ortalda . . . . . Laura Maakestad Carollvy . . . .Gloriette Thompson .........ClayHansen . .... Vicki Dunnaway . ..,.... Lee Phillips ...........JohnEvans ........,..GregOuinton . . . . Jill Mohr, Beth Burgreen .............TomJones ...........SuzieGates . .... Lynn Fontana . .... Cindy Johnson ......Jim Davis KEAR KEAR, East Anchorage Radio, is in its third year of operation. Starting as an idea in the 1966-67 school year, KEAR has grown to a small scale radio station. The station broadcasts before school, during both lunches, and after school from the projection room above the auditorium. Sponsored by lVlr. James Hamilton and run completely with the efforts and free time of four students, KEAR is the only inter-school radio station in the state. The students instrumental in the operation of KEAR are lVlarvin Godwin, Frank Tonnema, Jerry Balthazore, and Darryl Berkley. Frank Tonnema waits to take over as Jerry Balthazore finishes his show. KEAR disc jockey Jerry Balthazore cues a record after school. Anthony Anderson assists the regular workers in the station by checking the equipment. ' East's drum major, Roger McClure leads the band through the crowd-lined streets during the Fur Rendezvous parade. Royalty chosen during the week of Fur Rendezvous activities are Mr. Fuzz Face, Mike Cornell, Mr. Leastest, Don Liston, and Miss Gay Nineties, Linda Biederman. Fur Rendezous With the Mr. Fuzz Face and the Miss Gay Nineties contests kicking off the FurWRendezvous, East entered the spirit of the holiday. Mike Cornell was chosen Mr. Fuzz Face, while the Miss Gay Nineties costume winner was Linda Biederman. The annual parade began Saturday's Rendezvous activities with participants from the East Band, led by Roger McClure, the cheerleaders, led by Connie Leaskg the Flag Corp, led by Vicki Phillips, the Baton Corps, led by Vicki Bingamang the Thunderbird Mascot, represented by Kathy Otcheckg and the ROTC Unit, led by Colonel Miller. ln December, Eastsider Gwen Gregg won the Miss Elmendorf contest. She claimed the coveted title and crown of Miss Alaska on February 21. Mush, demands student musher Debbie Brockway as she prepares her dogs for the Fur Rendezvous. Assemblies Cheryl Iverson, varsity cheerleader, leads the Junior Class in their class yell with the aid of JV cheerleaders Barb Swanson and Gloria Hudson. .,.,,. ...vawfiflu V If 4,55 252.--if ' X R2 --fr i'W'f 'l ' MU' Mr. Muse, cheerleader for the Faculty Class of 2 B.C., shows his holiday enthusiasm at the Christmas Assembly. Vicki Bingaman, fire twirler, displays her captivating talent before the pep assembly. Connie Leask leads the crowd in a spirited rendition of Lacey's SpeciaI in an all school pep assembly. New students are given a special welcome by Barb Brundage, student body president, at the first assembly of the year. Returning students are also invited to join in the festivities of the coming year. , - sf- During the Christmas Assembly, Barb Brundage and Gloria Buenafe appreciate the humor of Coach Bob Durado's gift from Santa, lVlr. Clutter, as much as he does himself. fin.. ,Jump QM FEE-Q2f'Q1' mn.: QW. '74 .1 Winn ..w. u0.w XM SPORTS A Vorsify Foofboll The East High Thunderbirds started practice early in the month of August in preparation for the 1968 season. Assisted by Coach Bob Senden, Head Coach Bob Durado combined the talents of his players to make a winning team. The T-Birds finished the season with seven wins and one loss and their fourth consecutive Cook Inlet title. The season began with the defeat of the Dimond High Lynx, 20-12. Toward the middle of the season, East was in a four-way tie for the conference title. The Thunderbirds defeated the three other contenders in consecutive games with the decisive game being against the Kenai Kardinals, 7-6. The T-Birds ended the season with a 12-O victory over the West High Eagles on a playing field covered with two inches of snow. West was the only team that defeated the East High Thunderbirds all season. This year the East Thunderbirds placed seven men in the All-Conference team. David Balthazore was one the the two men in the All-Conference line-up that received a slot on both offense as a guard and on defense as a defense back. The other T-Bird gridders on the All-Conference team were Ken Cusack, offen- My 9' sive end, Edgar Green, defensive back, Mike Benson, offensive tackle, Bill Cowell, offensive back, Clay Hansen, offensive tackle, and Mike Portlock,quarter- back, Tom Beltz i72l, assisted by Mike Cornell l77l and Edgar Green l20l, stops a Kenai player after breaking through the East defense. Q Q Members of the varsity squad are FRONT ROW: Mike Portlock, Ken Tibbetts, Dave Balthazore, Toby Todd, Pat Reves, Bob Conklin, Scott Harter, Kip Lewis, Ken Cusack, Bill Colwell, Edgar Green, and Brian Miyamoto, manager, MIDDLE ROW: Edward Green, Jerry Balthazore, Curt Brandon, Mike Cornell, Jeff Rhyner, Kerry Kennedy, Mike Williamson, Duane Webber, Alton Ogard, W. M. Lewis, and Richard Wilbur, manager, BACK ROW: Coach Bob Durado, Coach Bob Senden, Bill Gorsline, Mark Whitehurst, Louis Dionese, Bob Hafner, Howard Loomis, Rick Payne, Tom Tessier, Mike Benson, and Clay Hansen. Players not pictured are Randy Arduser, Torn Beltz, Ken Blackwell, Steve Couture, David Ellis, Keith Harker, and Gary LaFaver. 55 is ,V J, W 1 fa 2- X in ii Vi if. ' .fgimz ,, ., -Rrfyfiygffg , . cz -if Bob Conklin Mike Portlock Edgar Green Ken Cusack Pat Reeves Curt Brandon Edward Green Kip Lewis Ken Tibbetts 4241 and Mike Williamson i61l, Iinebackers, are warming-up before the game. T-Bird gridders Mike Portlock i12i gains important yardage against Kenai during the decisive game of the season. Mike Benson l71l, tackle, attempts to help his teammates as the Fort Rich. Huskies stop the T-Bird advance. seize Cook Inlel crown 'HQ 4 L we., ,E . F ww f f f a 1' we stes eil? t :I-Q W ff f . A 'W 1 ' 4' 4 Q as 2 l -Q 'M ' V P.tf W H ' 'W . ab t .. a. ,V Q - 'L x 4 l A ' 4 Q V- - ' i 1 -QL M -f f. A 5 Q, ,Q I-7 1 , x 5' fs ' 521,45-wf'f'.,.,-'g,f',.' W - J 4 .L ,, . . My My H- , A , V' . ,, , 2 ., fl PY 53 5' 4. 'Bm rx ' -N--own .,,si-img . K. A - ffflfff 'Stem lm. ,. L., ,, -..es7?5fYtsmw4w5f11se . ew is .1 1. h , 'L 'Y , J. . - ,-' P5 vi 1 - 'W 3' l Tom Beltz Mark Whitehurst Gary LaFaver Mike Benson Bill Gorsline Clay Hansen Mike Cornell Dave Balthazore Bill Colwell Jeff Rhyner Howard Loomis Tom Tessier Bill Colwell l32l, All-Conference back, proves to be a tough man to take down. Huskie Footboll The Fort Rich Huskie football team was considered one of the most improved ball clubs of the 1968 football season. Although they faced a grueling season, they scored against many of the powerhouses in the league. Head Coach Bill Davis and his assistants worked through the season with the team trying for the winning combination of a good running back field and a strong front line. Their efforts were rewarded by the naming of Willy Robinson to the All- Conference team as an offensive back. Art Newell l83l and Arthur Chambers l85l demonstrate good tackling techniques by bringing down an Elmendorf Cougar. Eugene Golden l10l watches his pass hurdle through the air to its mark Students from East High on the Fort Rich football team are FRONT ROW: Marvin Nielson, Larry Sharrah, Tom Jones, Eugene Golden, Chris Bradshaw, and Dave Rael, and BACK ROW: Art Newell, Shindo-Han Allen, Manfred COIISY, Gary Currie, Edward Martin, and Mike Austin. Members of the JV football team are FRONT ROW: John Martinez, Greg Moe, Jim McGhee, David Fanner, Rick Liston, Mike Reynolds, Steve Couture, Larry Allen, John Turner, Chris Peterson, Tom Williams,and Bill Morris, MIDDLE ROW: Greg Quinton, manager, Ken Karabelnikoff, Steve Brannon, Mike Ferrari, Louie Lewis, Charles Laughgren. Craig Cusack, Ray Jeffers, Bob Bell, Herman Jones, Kent Hartberg, Mark Weaver, and Tom Elliot, and BACK ROW: Marc Banks, Doug Wooster, Bob Jones, Dan Walker, Joe Childers, Bob Lawson, Jim McNab, Buddy Paris, Coach Del Lowery, and Coach Howard Hoskens. JV Football The East High junior varsity football team was unsur- passed by all their Challengers. Under the combined talents of Coaches Del Lowery and Howard Hoskens, the JV's chalked up a perfect score of four straight wins. Head Coach Lowery, who gave the boys the incentive for a successful season, had high praise for his team. The 1968 junior varsity gridders established a record of hard work unprecedented before by any East JV football squad. Their efforts throughout the season improved their skills as football players for the coming year. Larry Allen l24l runs around the end while being pursued by two Fort Rich players. Bob Hafner l51l shouts encouragement to his teammates as the spectators watch the action on the field. 4, Doug Parker and George Church drive hard to come out ahead , in a meet against the Dimond Lynx. Cross Country The T-Birds ranked third in a series of meets among the four cross country track teams in the state. To improve the team, Coach Ronald LaValley helped each member individually. T-Bird practice sessions, which began early in the school year, included an average of five to six miles of running per night. Time trials were held before each meet to determine the best runners for each competition. The season was climaxed at the state meet at AlVlU in which over 100 runners from eight teams participated. Bela Bodnar, East's top runner, placed third in the AIVIU contest and was later named lVlost Outstanding Team lVlember. Senior David Root was cited as the lVlost Improved Runner for East. I Coach Ronald LaVaIley gives his runners a short pep talk before a meet. , Members of the East cross country team are Coach LaValley, Tom Watson, Nlike King, Les Huttunen, Bela Bodnar, Dave Root, Doug Parker, George Church, and Craig lVlorrow. Q. , 1 3 v .ua pf UP' r fr: , , gin dW'fn xa, , A ,ve my K, -M z, 1 .4 X .v ,f 5 3 5 s' 1 X, aj. 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K af 2' Members of the East High Thunderbirds basketball team are Brian Miyamoto manager Edward Green Mike Portlock Louis Dionese Dan Kowal, Jim Lake, Jerry McLane, Bo McNab, Curt Brandon Ken Cusack Scott Harter Bob Conklin and Stacy Taniguchi manager Not pictured are Marcus Herrington, Roy Jackson, and Coach Chuck White Vorsiiy Basketball Building a strong team from only three returning lettermen, Coach Chuck White powered his East High T-Birds to their third consecutive Railbelt Championship, with a 10-2 victory in 1969. Victory followed victory throughout the season, but the greatest disappointment came in the form of a 66-55 defeat to Lathrop, thus terminating a 32 game winning streak, spanning more than three years, on our home floor. Exciting highlights of the season included a two point overtime victory against the Lathrop Malemutes, a 63-62 margin over the Palmer Moose, and a close match against cross town rival West on February 7. The Thunderbirds were triumphant in that contest only after three overtimes and four points on the foul line contributed by senior guard Ken Cusack. The final score resulted in a 74-70 victory for East. An unusual factor about this year's squad was the placement of two sophomores on the varsity team, Jim lBol McNab and Edward Green. The team worked long and hard to promote the T-Birds to their very respectable record of 15-3 for the 1968-69 season. Seoson Scoreboard Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 1 East vs. Chugiak East vs. Chugiak East vs. Lathrop East vs Dimond East vs West East vs West East vs Dimond East vs West East vs Palmer East vs Kenai East vs. Kenai East vs Palmer East vs Lathrop East vs Lathrop East vs. West East vs. Lathrop East vs. Dimond East vs. Dimond 65-46 62-43 65-63 48-36 56-54 56-41 59-46 63-53 63-66 53-50 82-68 65-64 74-71 53-72 74-70 55-66 62-60 63-48 Roilbelt Closs AA seized Dan Kowal 1221 attempts to tip the ball to his teammates during the Christmas tournament. Louis Dionese l14l watches Edward Green l1'll shoot another basket for East in conference play. Ken Cusack Edward Green Louis Dionese Jim Lake Bo McNab Mike Portlock Jerry McLane Curt Brandon W 1 A 5 XXJ4 65'-w Q ? ta . ., ' A.-J 1 .w .. xt - H... R. -e I Q. . I , .X xi- 3 41, 4-- 5 1 PN ' L ?gfN'eaYc1 ,,.., g x 'T 3 G-I-lv 45 , , Q, ,A fy . 1 - il? - Y Q I U :mg X.. '-1? 'ar V . Q-mrs Q 1 1 1 1 if Scott Harter attempts a long shot while Gary Pennywell rushes in for a possible rebound. Leaping above surprised defenders, Henry Levan shows his form as he attempts a 'field goal. Sophomore team members are Coach Bob Durado, Tim Ryland, Lester Baily, Robert Woodhead, Joe Childers, Bob Jones, Henry Lavan, Stephan Fields, Steve Nleiers, Craig Cusack, Jerry Hardin, and John Turner. The JV basketball team consists of Coach Howard Hosken, Randy Arduser, Scott Harter, Joe Childers, Gary Pennywell, Bob Jones, Dave Morgan, Gid Palmer, Curt Brandon, Spencer Sneed, Randy McElveen, Jarret Jester, and Manager Ray Mocan. JV ond Sophomore Boskefboll Under the direction of Coach Howard Hosken, the JV hoopsters posted a record of 15 wins and 3 losses for 1968-69 basketball season. This fine showing enabled the JV squad to capture the JV championship. They were matched against Palmer, Chugiak, West, Dimond, Fairbanks, and Kenai. Sparking the JV team's victorious drive were three outstanding ball players, Dave Morgan, Gary Pennywell, and Gid Palmer. Among others, these players will be a valuable addition to the varsity squad next year. Sophomore efforts were also successful. The rampaging sophomore cagers, led by Coach Bob Durado, finished the season with a perfect record. The undefeated team proved its superiority over all their local rivals in the action-packed season. MB Gid Palmer cuts in front of a Westside defender as Scott Harter's jump shot sails toward the basket. Ski Teom With practice opening in mid-October, ski team members ran three miles every day. The running was to be conditioning for the challenging season ahead. The team effort and diligent work proved successful in individual and group competition. Top members faced the other top state ski opponents for the championship meet in March. This meet was held in Anchorage. December 20 East at Dimond January 10 East at West January 25 Homer Invitational February 7 East at Dimond February 14 West Invitational February 15 West Invitational February 28 Alaska State High School Championship March 1 Alaska State High School Championship Susan Metcalf l40l starts off by taking a giant stride to get ahead. f 3 J A ' 'Q ' , 'Tae if tw, 3 ' ' ,A .14 f .W t fu- L, - - . - cv Q Ski team members include Doug Parker, Jim Strother, Coach Rubin Tikka, Leo Obermiller, Dave Root, Larry Peck, Rodney Bennett, Bill Payton, Dave Morgan, Bela Bodnar, Mark Simmons, Richard Evans, Larry Allen, Jerry Walton, Romana Smith, Bill Bayer, Terry Berg, Manager Bill Clayton, Ella Bain, and Susan Metcalf. kk or Q1 a X 1 i i Q A Checking the starters, Coach Tikka makes last minute notes. . '-:, gigs , V?'xs.zB XS X -XX -I 5 ' N, -w. J. An opponent struggles to overtake Rodney Bennett and Richard Evans, East skiers. X? Bela Bodnar whizzes by on his way to the finishing line rar-11... Derek Tomlinson passes the puck to Scott Sexson as they skate towards the goal. Ken Karabelenikoff races across the ice with the puck in trying to secure a goal for the Thunderbirds. Participants in the top-ranked winning JV Hockey team are FRONT ROW: Mike Resue, Doran Ward, Tim Kelly, Bill Stock, Riley Clyburn, and Mark Vial, and BACK ROW: Coach Wally Smith, Dean Kelly, Mike Krupa, Mike Logan, Tim Miller, Mike Chihuly, and Seaborn Buckalew. Hockey Eastside pucksters ended a bitterly contested season with a second place conference standing. Close action with teams edging in and out of first place was typical of the 68-69 season which stabilized at the last moment with East in second place behind league-leading Dimond. Coach Bob Green led the T-Birds through the difficult season with a record of ten wins, five losses, and three ties. SEASON SCOREBOARD Dec East vs. Chugiak 23-0 Dec East vs. Dimond 1-3 Dec. East vs West 7-3 Dec East vs Chugiak 17-0 Dec East vs Dimond 3-4 Dec East vs West 6-3 Jan. East vs. Chugiak 8-3 Jan. East vs. Dimond 1-1 Jan. East vs West 2-5 Jan. East vs Chugiak 10-2 Jan. East vs Dimond 5-3 - g ,,k, ., g Jan. East vs West 4-4 ' if -. Jan. East vs Chugiak 18-2 Jan- East Vs- Dimond 3-1 This year's hockey team included FRONT ROW: Manager Bob Fisher, Feb East Vs- West 3'5 John Jones, Tom Williams, Kerry Kennedy, Bill Stock, and Captain Dave Feb- East Vs- Chugiak 12-1 Petrovichp and BACK ROW: Coach Robert Green, Scott Sexson, lVIarc Feb- East Vs Dimond 2-3 Sinibaldi, Alternate Captain AI Ogard, Norm Braeutigan, Louie Louis, Feb- East Vs- West 4'4 John Franklin, Manager Wayne Grahn, and Ken Karabelenikoff. is During the course ofa game John Jones and Rick Liston strive to capture the puck. Members of the East High Thunderbirds wrestling team are FRONT ROW: Richard Clay, Jon Brewington, Mike Hill, Jerry Law, Carl Young, Bill Gale, Dan Church, and Craig Hamacher, manager, and BACK ROW: Coach Bob Senden, Howard Loomis, Ronald Wierzbicki, James Gale, Jim Biederman, Joe Wilson, Mark Whitehurst, and Coach Ronald LaValIey. Wrestling The East High wrestling team began practices on January 6 under the experienced coaching of Mr. Ronald LaValley and Mr. Robert Senden, Daily workouts and inter-class wrestle-offs conditioned the T-Bird wrestlers for repeated victories fagainst Chugiak, Dimond, Homer, Kenai, Lathrop, Seward, and West. The return of many experienced lettermen aided the East squad as they opened the season with an impressive 30-0 victory over the Seward Seahawks. These meets prepared the East matmen for WAHSAA Tournament on March 28-29 at Dimond High School. Carl Young attempts to take down his counterpart in a meet against Lathrop. .fM'Jwy,A,, ,.., A L A W Mui, 2 - 3 ' ' 'fm A Chugiak wrestler tries to use a fireman carry to take down East's Jon Brewington. Eastsider Mike Bedsworth, in protective headgear, waits in the down position for the referee's signal. Jim Gale scores a takedown against his opponent. ,, Q ww ,....-ea-7 , ,,,.,t-mm ,wgvw , ,-qwaea '-141. gvgavfg A i, me -Q 55 Pictured rifle team members are FRONT ROW: Sharon Hill, Linda Dreese, Susan Krumery, Marie Steadman, and Betsy Fleishauer, and BACK ROW: Genelle Scott, Barbie Deno, Mike Douglas, Doug Wooster, Valorie Walker, Steve Brooks, and Mike Rocas. Acting Mayor Bill Besser presents Valorie Walker with her trophy which she earned during the Mayor's 100 match. Rifle Team Improving the students' shooting ability as well as teaching gun safety was the goal of the East High rifle team. Equipment and ammunition was furnished by the club for the six week course required for membership. Students were taught to shoot in prone, kneeling, sitting, and offhand positions. Practice sessions were held at the Orah Dee Clark Junior High Rifle Range every Monday and Wednesday evening. Officers of the rifle team were Bruce Palmer, president, Ron Wendte, vice-president, Betsy Fleishauer, treasurerg Steve Brooks, secretary, and Genelle Scott, stat officer. Club sponsor this year was Mrs. Carol Ross. December 2-9 Wiggly lceworm Prone Tournament January 13-18 City of Anchorage Prone Championship February 10-15 Fur Rendezvous Championship March 24-29 National Junior Sectionals April 21-26 Alaska State Indoor Championship May 19-24 Alaska State Outdoor Championship Genelle Scott practices her prone position shooting for an upcoming match. Betsy Fleishauer accepts her Mayor's TOO trophy and Acting Mayor Besser points toward her National Records. Champion shooter Steve Brooks displays the correct way to hold a rifle. . t y yltt y y, V. r,,r . - l 1 lil i sa.- lliv ii Basketball Tournament Y 58 Surrounded by West High players, Marcus Herrington shoots for a basket during the Class AA tournament. East High's Jim Lake l5l tips the ball to his teammates who are ready for the next move. Jerry McLane l21l fires the ball toward the hoop for a goal. During tournament action, Jerry McLane i21i, Louis Dionese 1141, Ken Cusack HOD, and Roy Jackson 120i prevent a West player from passing off to his teammates. Laying up a basket, Bo McNab 4157 scores for East side in tournament play. Ken Cusack HOD shoots over the heads of two West players for two more points Nlajorettes Jill Mohr, and Debbie Craig huddle while Caught in the act is Mr. Elliott, sponsor, as Vicki Phillips, leader waiting for football halftime activities to begin. Vicki Catching, and Pam Jallen salute him with flag corps honors. Flog Corps Flag corps members are FRONT ROW: Vicki Catching, Vicki Phillips, leader, and Pam Jallen, SECOND ROW: Debbie Craig and Nancy Aldridge, THIRD ROW: Jill Nlohr, Linda Nelson, and Gail Bishop, and BACK ROW: Tracy Turnwall, alternate, Becky Smith, alternate: Cindy Petty, alternate, Anne Sweet, member, lVlo Hillstrand, alternate, Karen Norton, alternate, and Donna Rehrer, alternate. Baton corps members are FRONT ROW: Leader Vicki Bingaman: SECOND ROW: Laurie Murphy and Karleen Parrott: THIRD ROW: Sandi Simon and Jamie Chron: FOURTH ROW: Debbie Brockway, Carol Menzel, Blythe Davis, Sandi Hair, and Pat Secorap and BACK ROW: Mary Stephens, and Peggy Comiskey. Boion Corps Baton corps leader Vicki Bingaman goes into a spiral spin as she performs during a spirit rally. Veterans Mary Stephens and Laurie Murphy practice an introduction for their duet in the Majorette Festival. 6 Wars .19 we Varsity cheerleaders activate their enthusiasm as they demonstrate a new cheer devised for the team. Persi Regal, Go-Go- really go T-Birds! Cheryl Iverson, Smash um-Bust u'm go East! 1 . Gloria Buenafe, V-V-Victory for East! Kathi Dome, Up-Up and away! Chris McDannel, Let's C o n n i e L e a s k, hear it! Go-Fight-Win! Vorsily Cheerleaders An East cheerleader has been described as many things ranging from cookie makers to dedicated workers. Besides presiding over Pep Club meetings, they organized and performed at pep assemblies, cheered at athletic events, and made their own uniforms. During the WAHSAA Tournament they hosted a luncheon honoring visiting cheerleaders and concluded many hours of support for East with the annual sports banquet. Varsity cheerleaders Chris McDannel, Cheryl lverson, Gloria Buenafe, Persi Regal, and Connie Leask give the V for Victory in the old traditional T-Bird way. Kathi Dome is not pictured. JV cheerleaders are FIRST ROW: Lorell Harker: SECOND ROW: Diana Vance: THIRD ROW: Janet Kiehng and BACK ROW: Gloria Hudson, Barb Stepp, and Barb Swanson. JV Squad Gloria Hudson urges the crowd to climb aboard the East side special. 'TTGNIU M 'P' Wa ,J f:...,.--Aw'--f---I-' Gritting her teeth and putting power into her punch is JV cheerleader Barb Swanson. JV cheerleaders Janet Kiehn, Barb Stepp, Diana Vance, and alternate Sandy Wren demonstrate East's action power in motion. s rr 63 f 4 , . , 3-g X CLUBS and ORGANIZATIONS 11 66 Pep Club East 100 was the name that was chosen for Pep Club this year. Only the most eager and enthusiastic students at East were included in the 100 members. Honorary members were cheerleaders, majorettes, football players, and basketball players. Megaphones, sweaters, and buttons started the action at pep assemblies and games. The spirit was united into one mass objective in order to let the T-Birds know someone cared. The East 100 displayed their support of the teams by painting siqns to be put up around the school and by using flash cards to help promote school spirit. Charlie Hancock and Bob Fisher make the mascot show her face! Kathy Otcheck, Thunderbird mascot, helps promote spirit at the games and pep assemblies. N Discussing plans for the year's activities are executive officers: Suzie Gates,treasurer7 Patti representative, Deone Ramert, vice-president, and Lynn Moores, secretary. L Iverson, president, Bob Fisher, student council , f 'V Red and blue flash cards, held by the members, add much to the excitement of the games. wif! 'Q Mrs. Settles, sponsor of Pep Club, initiates spirit by her exuberant personality as Patti Iverson, president, leads the club in a yell on this superimposed photograph. ul The members of the Key Club are FRONT ROW: Bob Conklin, Dean Ryland, Kelly Loran, Craig Ronning, Mike King, Jim Clay, and Kenneth Blackwell: BACK ROW: Robert Ortalda, Kerry Kennedy, Scott Harter, Bob Hafner, Curt Brandon, Spencer Sneed, Toby Todd and John Watsjold. Key Club The East High Key Club is a chapter of the boys' service organization sponsored by Kiwanis Interna- tional. Dedicated to service to the school and the community, many Key Club activities consisted of projects performed as the need arose throughout the year. One of these activities included parking cars at Key Clubbers Bob Hafner, Toby Todd, Kerry Kennedy, Kelly Loran, Bob Ortalda, Mr. Baxter, Larry Smith, and Spencer Sneed discuss procedure for parking cars at the Governor's Ball. the Governor's Ball. Among the social activities of the group was the annual Keyheart Dance, which included the selection of a queen from the girls at East. Under the direction of Mr. Baxter, Key Club's pro- iects were organized by the group's officers. They in' clude Kelly Loran, president, Dean Ryland, vice- president, Craig Ronning,treasurer5 and Bob Conklin, secretary. Larry Smith, a senior, served as Lt. Gov- ernor for the Anchorage Division of the Pacific North- west District of Key Club International. Craig Ronnmg, treasurer, puts Key Club finances in order early in the year. rv.. f 4 XX A 5' , Epsilons Epsilons fulfilled their purpose as a service club through many activities. During Homecoming, they sponsored the Car Decorating Contest. In October new members were formally installed during an afternoon tea. Besides being responsible for the gaily-flowered cafe- teria, Epsilons provided their support during the Thunderbird Dinner by helping in the kitchen. During Christmas they sponsored a Post Office, through which Epsilons delivered personal greetings of the student body throughout the school. They also cheered the sick and aged by caroling at local hospitals and nursing homes. A spring fashion show and Epsilon Banquet concluded the roster of activities. Janet Rehrer, treasurer: Carol Ivy, vice-president: and Frankie Berry, secretary, assist Chris Drake, president, in brightening the cafeteria with colorful flowers. Epsilon members are FRONT ROW: Chris Mass, Bridget Carrick, Chris Drake, Carol Ivy, Frankie Berry, Janet Rehrer, Rhonda Gardner, Blythe Davis, Tricia Bing, and Mrs. N. Simmons, sponsor, SECOND ROW: Pam Hogan, Janet Giddings, Evelyn Martin, Lori Lamoureux, Linda Harper, Carolyn Elliott,Diana Cramer, Gail O'Neal, Debbie Moore, and Chris McDannell: THIRD ROW: Alice Strickler, Deone Ramert, Jan Kirbo, Vicki Catching, Karen Norton, Claire Ortalda, Gail Bishop, Nancy Stepp, Barb Brundage, Suzie Gates, and Romana Smith: and BACK ROW: Sharon Witt, Mary Ivy, Gloria McGinnis, Sybil Freeman, Bobbie Shaw, Bonnie Boedeker, Sharon Lasky, and Andrea Simmons. 315' el M, The members of Madchen are FRONT ROW: Patty Deloach, Janet Bennett. Mary Cross, Maureen Tevogt, Cheryl Sweat, Kathy Money, sponsor Mrs. B. Cato, and Peggy Comiskey: SECOND ROW: Vicki Breukelman, Marii Erickson, Debbie Steger, Jennifer Brewington, Mary Woodard, Janet Kiehn, Persi Regal, Arlene Smith, Barb Dickinson, and Lynn Fontana, THIRD ROW: Tracy Turnwall, Felecia Jennings, Connie Reed, Valerie Worthley, Sharon DeBoer, Janet Blake. Jackie Webb, Patti Secora, Patty lverson, Sara Johnson, Mary Stephens, and Sharon DuBroc, and BACK ROW: Myra Schoming, Jaymi Chron, Sandi Simon, Madeline Yingling, Kathy Kintz, Wendy Dill, Whitney Jones, Barb Underwood, Debbie Craig, and Nancy Aldridge. Madchen Madchen, an all girls'service club which was organized last year, has proved an asset in promoting good will and service within East High and the surrounding communities. Under the supervision of Mrs. Cato and Mrs. Beier, the club rushed into the spirit of things, when a Halloween party was held in October at Ridgeview Rest Home for the elderly and handi- capped. Other such visits were made on holidays, and Q 5 monthly projects were then scheduled at hospitals and rest homes. Activities for the year included ushering for the Thunderbird Dinner, intermediate book drive, a senior tour of AMU, a gaily planned initiation, and a proposal of serving refreshments at the military lounge in the airport for servicemen on their way to and from Vietnam. The activities were brought to a close in May at an annual banquet. 066669UUU ' President Mary Cross explains the clubs functions for the T-Bird Dinner. Madchen officers are Sara Johnson, student council representative: Wendy Dill, secretary, Patty Iverson, vice-president, Jennifer Brewington, historian, seated, Mary Cross, president, and not pictured, Kathy Money, treasurer. 'Q Alpho Omega Psi From the birth of this newly returning service club S came a spirit drive demonstrated by coeds of East if High. Alpha Omega Psi was sponsored by Mr. Baxter l and Mr. Schroyer in a ioint effort with its mem bers to promote intra-school spirit as well as volunteer services in doing odd jobs. Some of the jobs included the removal of snow from sidewalks, cleaning up the parking lots and school grounds, raising and lower' ing the American Flag, and assisting at school dances and other school activities. Functions for the year included a Psychedelic Booth, participation in straightening after the T-Bird Dinner, a Fairbanks trip to the basketball tournament for the purpose of supporting the team, several light shows for the dances, and the Student Talent Show. Mr. Schroyer, sponsor, reads over the club minutes with Lynne Fontana, secretary. Reid McSweeny, president, sketches the symbolistic letters of the club. The members of Alpha Omega Psi are FRONT ROW: Frank Tonnema, Craig Miller, Randy Karstetter, and Debbie Bale: SECOND ROW: Susan Hetrick, Beth Small,Lynne Fontana, and Clarence Estes: and BACK ROW: Chris Bradshaw, Mickey Paris, Janet Blake, Jeff Nightingale, Laura Maakestad, and Tom Jones. -ew. Relaxing after a hard day of preparing for the T-Bird Dinner are A Club members: Dave Balthazore, Dave Ellis, and Tom Jones. A Club The Athletic Club is made up of boys who have earned a letter by participating in a varsity sport. The projects they sponsored ranged from the car show for the Thunderbird Dinner to cleaning the gym floor I I I I during the basketball games. Funds were raised for MIKE King, President, Smiles 35 he OUTIUTES their enterprises by maintaining concession stands future Pf0l9CT5 for A Club- during basketball season. A Club officers this year were Mike King, pres- identg Howard Loomis, vice-president: Gary Currie, secretary-treasurer: and Mike Williamson, sergeant-at- arms. Mr. Bob Senden, who sponsored the club, worked with the boys to make A Club a worth- while organization. Members of A Club are FRONT ROW: Gary Currie, Dave Petrovich, Duane Webber, Mike King, Ken Cusack, Dan Kowal, John Watsjold, Tom Jones, Bruce Palmer, and sponsor, Mr. Senden, SECOND ROW: Rick Payne, Bill Gale, David Balthazore, Les Huttunen, Pat Reeves, Howard Loomis, Mark Whitehurst, Brian Miyamoto, and David Ellis, THIRD ROW: Mike Benson, Jerry Balthazore, Bela Bodnar, Tobv Todd, Bob Earl, Kerry Kennedy, Bill Gorsline, and Jerry McLane: FOURTH ROW: Chris Morrow, Tom Watson, Steve Couture, Ken Tibbetts, Louis Dionese, Jeff Rhyner, Kelly Loran, Dean Ryland, Bob Conklin, Jim Gale, and Clarence Estes, and BACK ROW: Steve Brooks, Dave Rael, Kip Lewis, Bob Meier, Ken Blackwell, Mike Portlock, Curt Brandon, Paul Kellogg, and Alton Ogard. .1 ll w-4 frlI,QI,Ql J lx Honor Society The Malespina Chapter of the National Honor Society under the leadership of Mark Bledsoe, president, engaged in an active year long effort to raise money for scholarships. Honor Society members washed cars and worked in concessions to earn money for their cause. Other activities of the Honor Society included a simulated Dating Game for the Thunderbird Dinner. In the spring new initiates were accepted on the basis of scholarship, leadership, citizenship, character, and service. Mark Bledsoe, president, Cathy Wellman, vice-president' Jean Woodring, secretary, Leslie McClintic, treasurer, and Miss Margo Cook, sponsor, look over NHS scholarships. Dave Hammock speaks at the formal initiation ceremony Ron Roper, NMSQT semi'finalist, pauses from his studies. National Honor Society members are FRONT ROW: Miss Margo Cook, Barb Brundage, Howard Loomis, Mark Bledsoe, Cathy Wellman, Jean Woodring, Leslie McClintic, Rhonda Aubrey, and Bob Conklin, SECOND ROW: Blythe Davis, Becky Shear, Kathy Ross. Vicki Dunnaway, Sharon Deboer, Sharon Sturgis, Sandy Hicks, Stephen Brooks, Peggy Comiskey, and Bonnie Boedeker, THIRD ROW: Rhonda Gardner, Linda Olsen, Regina Proulx, Gerry Stormer, Dave Rael, Chris McDannel, Larry Allen, Dean Ryland, Macey Jo Winn, and Darlene Keiner: FOURTH ROW: Suzie Gates, Tricia Bing, Linda Biederman, Leo Obermiller, Loren Cheatham, Tom Briggs, Dennis Berry, Sharon Witt, Becki Johnson, Andrea Simmons, and Carol l Jigliotti, FIFTH ROW: Cheryl Chesnut, Debbi Bale, Scott Harter, Gid Palmer, Tom Dreyer, Stacy Taniguchi, Tom Wellman, Ruth Anne Cameron, Ruth Long, Gayle Schmidt, and Christina Johnson, and BACK ROW: Bruce Palmer, Lee Phillips, David Hammock, Sue I Richardson, Ronnie Lynn DePalmer, Mike Portlock, Cheryl Iverson, Connie Leask, Sybil Freeman, Carol Ivy, Rita Kings, and Alan Hartig. l ln treating her most common complaint, Mrs. Peck administers cold compresses rather than aspirins. an Q 1 I ai N., Folding bandages is just one of the many volunteer services performed by Medical Club members Vicki Lowe and Donna Provost. l la Debbie Gailey, Linda Harper, Gayle Schmidt, Debbie Moore, and Mrs. Louise Peck confer over the hospital assignments. Medical Club Community service, in the form of aid to the sick and the aged, was the main function of East High's Medical Club. Volunteer work at Ridgeview Manor and Woodhaven Rest Home afforded sophomores the opportunity to help care for senior citizens, while juniors and seniors fe' M M:-we Nm .1 US QP! aided nurses in looking after patients in both Provi- dence and Anchorage Community Hospitals. Experi- enced members of the club had the opportunity to work at Alaska Psychiatric Institute and Alaska Native Service Hospital. Medical Club officers for 1968-69 were Linda Harper, president: Debbie Moore, secretary: Sharon Witt, treasurer, and Gail Schmidt, student council represen- tative. Mrs. Louise Peck sponsored the group. Mrs. Peck gives directions as well as lending her own hands in getting the Rusty Syringe Saloon ready for the Thunderbird Dinner. The members of Medical Club are FRONT ROW: Frances Iverson, Mona Saupe, Lara Smith, Debbie Moore, Linda Harper, Merlene Berry, Kathy Cole, Gayle Schmidt, Sharon Witt, and Mrs. Louise Peck: SECOND ROW: Beth Burgreen, Diane Baski, Becky Smith, Donna Rehrer, Kathy Petty, Jane Owens, Rose Kleinenberg, Kris Mills, Linda Olsen, and Regina Proulx: THIRD ROW: Leslie Brown, Barbie Sacheck, Leslie Jamison, Donna Provost, Vicki Lowe, Heidi Vinsoro, Carolyn Elliot, Gloria Buenafe, Debbie Gailey, Linda Hart, and Ronnie Lynn DePalmer: FOURTH ROW: Connie Olsen, Myra Schoming, Deborah Skrzypek, Linda Willing, Debbie Wiral-., Joan Widdows, Jean Thimsen, Debra Oakes, Wendy Nagel: FIFTH ROW: Bonnie Alvarado, Jan Kirbo, Regina Portella, Mary Douglas, Sheila Smith, Marci Hadley, Barbara Reser, Donna Stump, and Janet Blake: BACK ROW: Sharon Grisham, Terri Jones, Darlene Berry, Linda Nelson, Dale Gibson, Randi Robison, Linda Kings, Toni Kilpatrick, Eric Carter. 1. L l Q' , ,, ,, U Y Q L A J 447: K if if .K I l if , 1 , 1-3, Q I 'ini 7'T,... ., Vicky Dunnaway helps with the props before the FHA fashion show. Mrs. Rose Marie Spencer models a formal gown in the FHA Future Homemakers of America began with an installation of officers. The girls wore traditional white while they were installed before club members and their mothers in the Home Economics room. They participated in the Thunderbird Dinner by presenting their annual fashion show. Mrs. Renner, Mrs. Sleeper, and Mrs. Spencer, teachers from East, participated as models along with student members. Other girls worked behind the scenes. In the spring, the club prepared a breakfast for all of the school's teachers. The year ended for the Future Homemakers of America with a banquet for members and their mothers. FHA fashion show at the Thunderrbird Dinner. FHA officers of this year are Mrs. Judy Watson, sponsor, Alice Strickler president, Wendy Dill, secretary, and Ritha Brown, vice-president. The members of FHA are FRONT ROW: Kris Holder, Rebecca Wolfe, Wendy Dill, Ritha Brown, Alice Strickler, Hannah Twitchell, and Patricia Brown, and BACK ROW: Marian Muldrow, Linda Swartz, Janet Kiehn, Kathy Kintz, Susan Hetrick, Mrs. Judy Watson, and Linda Harper. 2115.-A: - 1 x 1 1 11 1 1 1 -H 1' im' and Lynn Fontana. of FTA are FRONT ROW: Mrs. Joan Baxter. Alma Miller. Linda Debbie Coleman, and Becky Shear, SECOND ROW: Orlando Marian Muldrow, Linda Olsen, Delores Walther, Anne Sweet, and THIRD ROW: Rebecca Wolfe, Demaris Miles, Dennis Goff, Ricks, Christina Johnson, and Linda Lofgrenp and BACK ROW: Parrott, Patricia Muldrow, Wanda Binns, Linda Biederman, Sharon FTA Future Teachers of America is designed to give its members experience in working with children and to help them to understand the field of teaching. Mrs. Baxter sponsored the group. Throughout the year, club members tutored high school and elementary school students on various subjects. They served as teacher aids at elementary schools in the community. During National Education Week, FTA put apples on teachers' desks and cakes in the faculty room. At Christmas FTA went caroling at a rest home. The occupants were presented with corsages and decora- tions made by the group. ln the spring, in conjunc- tion with Future Homemakers of America, Future Teachers of America held a breakfast for the faculty. Becky Shear expresses a point at an FTA FTA officers of 68-69 are SEATED: Becky Shear, president, and Pat Muldrow, vice-president, STANDING: Linda Lofgren, secretary, and Karleen Parrott, treasurer. Marian Muldrow raises her hand to be recognized at a meeting while Patricia Muldrow looks on. vm.f - -1.-rf .i-f,m.y,xam.s L..fe.fee-ef..-,eflaassm--1.i.f'. Members of Thespians are FRONT ROW: Becky Shear, Kathleen Ross, Vicki Dunnaway, Jeannie Woodring, Debbie Bale, and John Main: SECOND ROW: Marvin Godwin, Laura Maakestad, Gloria Hudson, John Evans, and Dave Hammock, and BACK ROW: Mr. Mergler, Kathleen Lyon, Gloriette Thompson, Lynne Fontana, Loren Cheatham, and Ron Roper. Participants of Readers' Theater are FRONT ROW: Marvin Godwin, Jeannie Woodring, Loren Cheatham, and Robin Kissinger: and BACK ROW: Mr. Mergler, Gloriette Thompson, Kyle Lewis, Kathleen Ross, and Dave Hammock. O T h esp no n s Under the sponsorship of Mr. Wayne Mergler, Thespian Troupe No. 1584 promoted a better under- standing of drama. Membership was awarded to active Thespians who have compiled a sufficient number of drama points. The elected officers of Thespians were Jeannie Woodring, president: Debbie Bale, vice-president, Kathleen Ross, secretary: Vicki Dunnaway, treasurer, and Gloriette Thompson, clerk. Included in the program this year was the Readers' Theatre. This group was established for the purpose of helping members to develop dramatic reading skills. Fencing Club Fencing Club, a newly-formed organization, helped to promote good sportsmanship throughout the year. Under the guidance of Mrs. Percy Eggert and Mr. Kirke Muse, the team underwent training in the sport. The club acquired the basic art and skills of fencing so that it could enter into competion with Alaska Methodist University. At the Thunderbird Dinner, the members demonstrated the stances and movements which they had learned. Officers David Lappi, president, Brenda Johnson, secretary, and Rick Hood, sergeant at arms, discuss plans for an upcoming match. Not pictured is Edward Allen, vice-president. Fencing club members are FRONT ROW: Melody Wilfret, Ann Osborne, Sandy Somerville, Linda Miller, David Lappi, Mike Douglas, Barbie Sacheck, Tara Garrett, and Mrs. Percy Jean Eggert, sponsor, SECOND ROW: Ron Rodgers, Mike Schilmoeller, Loren Cheatham, Steve Henwood, Ted Adros, Suzan Shilmoeller, Judy Bayer, DeeAnn Prescott, Dennis Berry, and Rita Kings, and BACK ROW: Howard Shore, John Hunt, Terry Nix, Bill Grubbs, Mary Douglas, Regina Portella, Brenda Johnson, Rick Hood, Jody Wasnick, Ed Allen, Stephen Brooks, and George Curtis. Rick Hood and David Lappi demonstrate their fencing skills. Moth Club The Math Club promoted fellowship among students and further stimulated their interest in topics not included in the regular course. To qualify students had to be in their second year of study and have a B average in mathematics. Members with a B plus average were eligible to be full members and to belong to 'Mu Alpha Theta, a national mathematical club. The club welcomed back old members and initiated new members on November 25. As a yearly program, the club again sponsored the Math Association of America contest in the spring. The students were encouraged to particiapate in preparing for the contest. Lee Phillips, vice-president: Linda Lofgren, president: Christina Johnson, secretary: and Bruce Palmer, treasurer, meet to discuss math projects for the year ahead. The members of Math Club are FRONT ROW: Linda Lofgren, Bruce Palmer, Lee Phillips, Christina Johnson, and Mrs. Hodgson: SECOND ROW: Carol Jigliotti, Linda Biederman, Stephen Brooks, and Leslie Huttunenp THIRD ROW: Dave Rael, Dale Lewis, Jon Brewington, Alan Hartig, and Sharon DeBoer FOURTH ROW: Curt Brandon, Bob Hafner, Spencer Sneed, and Ruth Long: FIFTH ROW: Tom Briggs, Dennis Berry, Mike Russell, Rita Kings, Kerry Kennedy, and Chris McDanneI: SIXTH ROW: Bob Fisher, Stacy Taniguchi, Ron Wendte, Kathy Ross, and Bob Ortalda: and BACK ROW: Richard Phillips, Randy Karstetter, Leon Trotsky, and Ronnie Lynn DePalmer. Before theThunderbird Dinner Carol Jigliotti, Lee Phillips, Pamela Hodgson, and Christina Johnson are putting the finishing touches on the Thunderdigitron. Art Club members are FRONT ROW: Bill Gorsline, Mary Stephens, Margie Keith, Gwen Gregg, Gary Butch, and Adela Johnson, SECOND ROW: Rose Prince, Pam Jester, Pam Catching, Stephanie Phillips, Stephanie Ward, Mary Ann Neakok, and Mrs. Chattertong THIRD ROW: Sheila Pedersen, Cathy Lawless, Teri Tymick, Charlene Petersen Kris Karstet- ter, Linda Gathings, Rusty Hathaway, and Barb Underwood, FOURTH ROW: Laura Maakestad, Larry Smith, Cathy Tucker, Charles Atkins, Steve Hayworth, Whitney Jones, and Jaymi Chron, and BACK ROW: Sharon Lasky, Andrea Simmons, Gail Bishop, Nladeline Yingling, and Sandy Simon. Art Club Displaying their,creative efforts in the field of art, the Art Club sponsored the annual art show for the Thunderbird Dinner. The club was composed mainly of Art ll and Art lll students. Mrs. Mary Chatterton assisted as faculty advisor. Club work was displayed at the Christmas Alumni Tea. Members of Art Club also took part in the Pop Culture Week un-art show. Spring projects included the sponsoring of an invitational art exhibit. Noted area artists were asked to display a sampling of their paintings for judging by the student body. The students' choice was then purchased for the school's permanent collection. S. 1-1 l 'N --..,,iu Madeline Yingling demonstrates her talent at sculpting Art Club member Andrea Simmons puts the finishing touches on a box poster at the T-Bird Dinner. 3 SJ-.4-...w.,,.1 l ll Swim Club 1' QV :V ' 'A Vg if , ii V As one of the more popular organizations at East, i f V ' ' V V M V Swim Club attracted a large membership again this l ,MV -Q J year. The club's purpose is to provide recreation for ' ,V t sii, ,V WV ,g,.,, VV VV VV V A QV students who prefer indoor sports. Mike Portlock was A V, V5 3, iisi I i1sis elected president by the club members, and Randi V ,V ,.4w V, VW,,i VV gi, ,V V V V . mvwwwgmmmgmmii Robison was selected as vice-president. Mr. James nn. Hamilton sponsored the group. 'Z f fr l A srii A ' u ii The end of a diving board is the perfect place for a quiet chat, testify Deonne Davis and Cathy Portlock. l l The 1968-69 Swim Club members are FRONT ROW: Barb Brundage, Richard Baker, Tom Wellman, Dave Hammock, Chuck Karper, Mr. James Hamilton, Suzie Gates, Blythe Davis, and Randi Robison, SECOND ROW: Mark Rael, Spencer Sneed, Tom Elliott, Barb Stepp, Bob Hafner, Sue Stepp, Mike Portlock, Chris Brown, and Dale Gibson, THIRD ROW: Matt Goodson, Cheryl Iverson, Bill Goans, Ken Karabelenikoff, Harry Lacy, John Jones, Ken Blackwell, Tom Biss, and Gloria McGinnis, FOURTH ROW: Doug Roach, Wendy Nagel, Debbie Oakes, Tom Dreyer, Mark Bear, Jinny Adams, Larry Allen, Bridget Carrick, and Peggy Comiskey, FIFTH ROW: Bill Gale, Rick Payne, Jerry Balthazore, Duane Webber, Dean Ryland, Jack Horner, Bob Fisher, and Debby Adams, SIXTH ROW: Ron Roper, Tom Jones, David Balthazore, David Petrovich, Curt Brandon, Pat Reeves, Deone Davis, and Peggy Webb, SEVENTH ROW: Dan Kowal, Kerry Kennedy, Kelly Loran, Oliver Smith, Howard Loomis, Jerdon McLane, Alton Ogard, and Mark Whitehurst, and BACK ROW: Bob Conklin, Dave Ellis, Mike King, Bob Earl, Debbie Gailey, Gloria Buenafe, Clarence Estes, Bill Gorsline, and Debbie Moore. Debate Club Under the leadership of Robert Ortalda, president, Debate Club renewed its dedication to development of speaking skills. While considering topics of current interest during meetings and holding inter-club de- bates at East, the members also had outside activities. One of these was the annual Speech Festival, in which East competed against West, Dimond, and Chugiak. Debate Club was organized into four teams of two members each for inter-school contests. Topics were varied and emphasis was placed mainly on persuasive skill. Of particular interest to East's debaters was the National Debate Topic. This year it was Resolved: that the United States should establish a system of national service for all citizens. Pros and cons were enthusiastically debated under the guidance of Mr. Dale Magstadt, sponsor. The members of Debate Club are FRONT ROW: Sue Richardson, Mark Bledsoe, Ken Martinson, and Lee Phillips: SECOND ROW: Katie Shore, Ronnie Lynn DePalmer, Richard Baker, and Doug Parker: THIRD ROW: Larry Allen, Mark Lawless, Alan Hartig, Ray Oberg, and Mr. Dale Magstadt, sponsor: and BACK ROW: Dave Rael, Bob Conklin, Bob Ortalda, and John Main. s Mark Lawless, Secretary-treasurer, outlines his debate preparation to Ken Martinson carefully explains a point in Katy Shore, vice-president, and Bob Ortalda, president. cross-examination toa disbelieving Bob Ortalda, Members of Future Secretaries are FRONT ROW: Barb Sonnentag, Sheila Thrasher, Jaymi Chron, Kristie Collyer, Glenda Ogle, Linda Johnson, Mrs. Sleeper, sponsor, and Miss Adams, sponsor, SECOND ROW: Barbara Mosquito, Barbie Underwood, Chris Mass, Sandi Simon, Catherine Tucker, and Lynn Burnett, and BACK ROW: Wendy Nagel, Debbie Oakes, Sharon Hill, Cheryl Huru, and Judy Bender. FSA Under the direction of Miss Janet Adams and Mrs. Maxine Sleeper, East's Chapter of the Future Secre- taries of America launched the school year with the initiation of new officers at the Captain Cook Hotel. The year's activities centered around guest speakers who initiated interesting discussions for the benefit of the members. Officers for the 1968-69 school year were Kris Collyer, president, Glenda Ogle, vice-president, Jaymi Chron, secretary, and Shelia Thrasher, treasurer. Sheila Thrasher and Glenda Ogle discuss plans for the Thunderbird Dinner. 'E Adjusting the camera is Linda Johnson, who is preparing to take the wacky photos for the Thunderbird Dinner. German Club The primary purpose of the German Club was to have a place where people who were interested in the German language and culture could come to study and learn. The Thunderbird Dinner project, which was the main project for the 1968-69 year, included slides, a puppet show, and displays of knick knacks from Germany. The members gave out German Chocolate candy to the visitors. Another project was the Oktoberfest. This after school festival included such things as German food, German relics on display, and German music. X-ff E, if German Club members include FRONT ROW: Clarence Estes, Judy Conway, and Lee Phillips: SECOND ROW: Mrs. R. H. Spencer, Jennifer Chandler, Donna Lott, Susan Vik, and Kathy Cole: THIRD ROW: Delores Walther, Miles Bowen, Bruce Schroer, Tim Miller, and Hannah Twitchellg and BACK ROW: Richard Baker, Jack Horner, Bob Fisher, and Becky Kurtz. .12 Y Z 3' x Listening intently to Mrs. Spencer are Delores Walther and Clarence Estes. ,.........................l..,.. 1 French Club members include FRONT ROW: Mrs. E. Diebold: Kathi Dome: Matt Goodson, president, Dan Walker, vice-president: Molly McVay, secretary-treasurer: and Tom Belisle, sergeant-at-arms: SEC- OND ROW: Sue Richardson, Becky Morris, Gayle Rayer, Lisa Pruitt, and Vicky Brock: THIRD ROW: Paula Wilson, Kata Dougherty, Tia Booth, Lynn Woods, Lara Smith, and Rose Kleinenbergg FOURTH ROW: Kelly McLaughlin, Clark Silcox, Jean Wyatt, and Gerald Jennings: FIFTH ROW: Jeff Lovern, AI Haley, Nicore LaRochelle, Sharon DuBroc, and Karleen Parrot: SIXTH ROW: Dennis Berry, Claire Ortalda, Barb Dickinson, Sybil Freeman, and Orlando Stamps, SEVENTH ROW: Loren Cheatham, Spencer Sneed, Chris McDannel, and Curt Brandon: EIGHTH ROW: Nancy Aldridge, Peggy Comis- key, Debbie Wolfe, and Larry Allen: BACK ROW: Ronnie DePaImer, Robert Fisher, Tricia Bing, Peter Aplebee, and John Tergarden. Parlez-vous francais? inquires Mrs. Diebold to George- Curtis. French Club Encouraging interest in the French language and culture was the objective of the French Club. The 1968-69 cIub's main project for this year was a sidewalk cafe at the Thunderbird Dinner. The cafe served punch and cookies contributed by club mem- bers and Mrs. Diebold, the sponsor. Going to Alaska Native Service Hospital and enter- taining the patients was their Christmas project. The spring season plans included a volleyball tournament with Alaska Methodist University. 4 ri hi , '---Q... Sighing with relief after completing part of their Thunderbird Dinner project are Matt Goodson, president: Molly McVay, secretary- treasurer: and Dan Walker, vice-president. Sponish Club The Spanish Club dedicated its 1968-69 program to furthering the study of the Spanish culture and language. Spanish Club's main project was their Spanish fiesta for the Thunderbird Dinner. The Fiesta included a pinata, Spanish music, an art exhibit, and cultural displays. Other projects included a Christmas party, featuring Spanish food, and Spanish decorations, and a spring banquet opened to the members and their families. Interest in Spanish culture is shown here by Dennis Goff, student council representative, Mona Saupe, secretary-treasurer, Debra Sheppard, vice-president, and Margo Bell, president. Spanish Club members include FRONT ROW: Margo Bell, Dennis Goff, Rolana Wainer, Kathy Horst, Karen Jensen, Debbie Baxley, Charrise Barr, Julie Coleman, Judith Regan, and Miss Krohn: and BACK ROW: Patrice Anderson, Terry Mohrmann, Mike Smith, Jim Bondi, Sandra Somerville, Debra Sheppard, Linda Dreese, Sharon Hill, Mary Wilson, Mona Saupe, and Linda Hart. GAA members practice volleyball in preparation for an interschool playday. The members of GAA are FRONT ROW: Dawn Kenyon, Jeannie Banks, Alice Benzel, Beth Ramones, Linda Bryant, Gloria Buenafe, Nancy Aldridge, Barb Swanson, Sandy Wren, Cathy Wellman, and Mary Vokacek, SECOND ROW: Kathy Lyman, Becki Mason, Sheila Baker, Cathy Tibbetts, Cheryl Gorsline, Barbara Hickey, Rayma Hadley, Rolana Wainer, and Patricia Br0wngTHlRD ROW: Linda Willing, Madelin Miller, Leslie Jamison, Cathi Portlock, Gwen Obermiller, Katie Richardson, Peggy Abegg, Melody Rhyner, Delores Walther, Alice Strickler, and Carol lvy: FOURTH ROW: Jinny Adams, Kathy Gibson, Denise Bachner, Lynda James, Bridget Carrick, Gloria McGinnis, Mary Ivy, Abby Cramer, Delia Otter, DeChantel Otter, Susan Metcalf, Terry Berg, Blythe Davis, and Bonnie Boedeker: FIFTH ROW: Jeanine Alderson, Romana Smith, Hannah Twitchell, Karen Newton, Maureen TeVogt, Kristie Lewis, Sue Richardson, and Ronnie Lynn DePalmer SIXTH ROW: Linda Johnson, Suzanne Owens, Cheryl Chesnut, Rhonda Gardner, Holly Watkins, Vicki Breukelman, Gloria Hudson, Julie Neese, Linda Biederman, Linda McCoy, Debby Adams, Mary Wilson, and Jane Owens, SEVENTH ROW: Deonne Davis, Diane Vance, Lynn Moores, Arlene Smith, Connie Leask, Trinky Longeski, Colleen Papp, Sandy Coker, Sandy Conides, Peggy Webb, Robin Dodd, Kathy Stark, Vicki Bingaman, and Macey Jo Winn, and BACK ROW: Judy Conway, Ruth Long, Jean Woodring, Ruth Anne Cameron, Leslie McClintic Rita Kings, Mary Cross, Lynn Fontana, Janet Blake, Regina Proulx, Barbara Reserp and Cheryl lverson. we s I ' BL as--1:-7 Officers Cathy Wellman, president: Mary Vokacek, vice-president and Sandy Wren, secretary, look forward to an eventful year in GAA , W ,, n KYB. GAA The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association was to teach sportsmanship and to encourage the spirit of fair play. Activities of the 1968-69 season included basketball, volleyball, and badminton playdays. GAA also refer- eed junior high volleyball games. An important event was the popular Powderpuff Football game held during the Thunderbird Dinner. GAA finished the year with the Mother-Daughter Banquet at which participation awards were given. 1,1 A f.. Terry Berg, on the left, watches the struggle for the ball while, on the right, Sandy Conides and Judy Conway are waiting to get into the action during a practice soccer game. - EQ l - A t t s V'.- ' A A . A ..., N... ,. ' K ,Q .E S i ,,,. , A T r s e,,., ei s T a 4. A , s. I A x x A I M ,. ., A , , , - K , 3 .lgl gslf I I I ..,. . ' I , ' ,. , ' V 5 L. ,1 ALLEN M '-f- 'd IX K . Wffigf' I' 'E M . so M s',' , Barb Swanson, a junior, displays her ability on the parallel bars. 89 Legend The LEGEND, a book composed of an entire year of school life, portrayed pictures of various happenings and emotions felt by students of East. Members of the staff were specially selected on the basis of grades and work ability. Undertaking this project was a big responsibility, for each person realized that a great amount of work and extra time was involved. ln addition to the annual, the staff published a magazine which illustrated literary ability from students at East. I N.-4-f Dave Hammock shows Kathy Money, LEGEND editor, some pictures which have just been developed as Kym Harkins works on an individual assignment. John Main, LEGEND photographer, checks out camera equipment while associate Mark Bear contemplates some shots before a picture-taking mission. Members of the LEGEND staff are FRONT ROW: Becky Kurtz, Brian Britt, Editor Kathy Money, and Pam Patton: SECOND ROW: Carol Jigliotti, Debbie Craig, Kym Harkins and Mark Bear: THIRD ROW: Jennifer Brewington, Donna Williams, Kathy Lyon, and Lori Grover: and BACK ROW: Barb Brundage, Jim Davis, Dave Hammock, Darlene Keiner, and Dave Ellis. Not pictured are Rhonda Aubrey, John Main, Linda Miller, and Rolana Wainer. One semester students were Lori Lamoureux, Claire Ortalda, and Bob Ortalda. Qtr' f , Members of the ECHO staff are FRONT ROW: Cathy Wellman, editor, SECOND ROW: Becky Shear, Peggy Comiskey, Gayle Schmidt, and Mary Cross, THIRD ROW: Tom Wellman, John Watsjold, Macey Jo Winn, and Chris Mizelle, and BACK ROW: Cheryl Jefferson, Tom Biss, Judy Bender, Nancy Aldridge, Dave Hammock, Lynne Pratt, and Gerry Stormer. Not pictured are Barb Dickinson, Bill Gorsline, Kathy Money, Mary Stephens, and Jean Woodring. Echo The purpose of the school newspaper has always been mgnthly publications of the ECHO, to furnish the student body with up to date facts about curriculum, social activities, and sports. Fulfilling the duty of supplying factual, interesting, and accurate reports to both students and teachers M O D E R fl' has been a constant responsibility for the ECHO staff. Cathy Wellman, editor, leads an oral critique following one of the twice , 5 T Y l In obtaining a position on the newspaper staff, each student had to show capabilities of working well with others, along with an ability to write, and a good nose for news. Smiling, Mary Cross looks up from her work as she types her article for the ECHO sports section. Lynn Pratt, fashion editor, and Mrs. Redmond, journalism advisor, chuckle as they read one of the ECHO's original cartoons. l l 9 l 92 MUSIC DEPARTMENT Dennis Goff looks over his music while waiting for Nlrs. Jones' signal to begin. Mark Bledsoe, student director, leads the band members in a scale to warm up their instruments. Gloriette Thompson Rolf Bilet, Kerry Kennedy, and Don Soden perform with vigor at a pep assembly CN,-4 -s wel h,Nt-s-gli . Cx'--, ,x J. -'NJ' .4-J4a ' pb 14' f-4-t-' Bond Victors, the school song, could be heard echoing through the halls as the East High Band welcomed the 1968-69 student body to a year of study and extracurricular events. Under the direction of Mrs. Kathleen Jones and Mark Bledsoe, student conductor, the band attracted large audiences for concerts in the fall and before Christmas. The annual spring production of Bandtasia highlighted their performances. Other positions held by band members included All-State Honor Band and the Anchorage Youth Symphony. Seventeen musicians from East were selected from tape recordings to play in the All-State Honor Band with five of them chosen for first chair responsibilities. The selling of candy paid for a trip to another city where the band held a concert for the residents. Other band activities included band members demonstrating their instruments to elementary school children- and making a record of their favorite numbers. The band finishes a successful pep assembly with their own special version of Downtown Joining Linda Olsen at the piano for a meeting before lunch are Band Council members: Bob Ortalda Gloriette Thompson Mike Ussery Gid Palmer Jill Mohr and Mark Bledsoe. , . , ,A ,LN 33. ina 1 .viii 'r if if 5252 - '-ffl .WWE A X -zip Selecting music to be played by the band are officers of Band Council: Mike Ussery, quarter master, Jill Mohr, secretary, Mark Bledsoe, president, and Gid Palmer, vice-president. and if LW-2, The 1968-69 combined band members are FRONT ROW: Gid Palmer, Don Gonder, Terry Mohrmann, Bob Ortalda, Ruth Cameron, Chris Chandler, Kym Harkins, Robin Kissinger, Tia Booth, Diane Cramer, Sue Richardson, Anne Sweet, Sue Metcalf, Karen Jensen, Jill Mohr, Linda Lofgren, and Louise Pidgeong SECOND ROW: Delia Otter, Linda Olsen, Linda Willing, Marvin Nielson, Jeff Lovern, Cheryl Iverson, Dennis Goff, Lynn Sappah, Mike Schilmoeller, Mike McVee, Alma Miller, Doug Wooster, David Huff, Vicki Smith, Anna Sutton, Eddie Dearman, John Jones, Gerry Stormer, Richard Peters, Kathy Dougherty, and David Morgan, THIRD ROW: Diane Vance, Paul Loew, Mike Vial, Greg Leader, Lisa Pruitt, Gary Cox, Kathy Lyon, Brian Leffingwell, George Park, Tim Moore, Walter Maakestad, David Heyner, Dave Jamison, Mike Marrs, Myron Elliot, Ken Gerondale, Jim Frankford, Kathy Horst, Clay Hansen, Rick Heusser, Rodney Bennett, Bela Boder, Dave Rudolph, Ray Mocan, Steve Brooks, Paul Kellogg, Ken Garrett, Chris Brown, Mark Whitehurst, Bob Burton, Bret Johnson, Alan Whetham, Tammy Bailey, Regina Proulx, and Janet Blake: and BACK ROW: Randy Wood, Gwen Saupe, Scot Sexson, Charles Lofgren, Richard Gaustad, Jim Seitz, Bill Seitz, Paul Badami, Mark Tyle, Lester Baily, Ron Mitchell, Patty Sweet, David Miller, Mike Reid, Richard Willing, Darryl Berkley, Tim Kelly, David Landacre, Joe Childers, Mike Ussery, Bill Darby, Mike Bedsworth, Kerry Kennedy, Rolf Bilet, Gloriette Thompson, and Bob Conklin. Mrs. Kathleen Jones attracts the band's attention to the next score that they will perform. ia. Wa ,.,, .., . ae, gE,,,s,m..: ,Q . -M Choir Bringing in a better appreciation of one of the finer arts, East High's choral department offered such varied classes as Girls' Glee, Sophomore Chorus, Barber Shop Chorus, and Concert Choir. As a regular responsibility, Concert Choir performed at various school and local functions including Thunderbird Dinner, Baccalaureate, and the Music Festival. The Christmas Concert and Spring Concert were also presented by the group. For those who preferred extracurricular activities, the select vocal group Camarata, consisting of sixteen singers, gave recitals for Women's Club Iuncheons, Fine Arts Week, and Thunderbird Dinner. The Music Festival climaxed the year's activities. Camarata, Concert Choir, and other participants joined students from the entire south central region to form a mass choir. Members of the All Northwest Choir are FRONT ROW: Tamara Bailey and Deborah Bale,' and BACK ROW: Ron Roper and Dennis Goff. D Q -83,3 Members of the Choir Council are FRONT ROW: Vicki Smith, Evelyn Martin, Lynn Fontana, Tamara Bailey, and Laura Maakestadg and BACK ROW: Mike DeSpain, Robert Covington, Ron Roper, and Dennis Goff. The members of Barber Shop Chorus are FRONT ROW: Chris Peterson, Bob Armstrong, Terry Nix, John Carney, Olin Hougen, George Park, Tim Moore, and Frank Tonnema: and BACK ROW: Don Sampson, Fondern Payne, Larry Snider, Ron Roper, Mike Rowland, and Don Holen. ml: The members of Camarata are FRONT ROW: Dennis Goff, Susan Ussery, Margo Bell, Christine Johnson, Deborah Bale, and Paul Kellogg: SECOND ROW: Wes Jackson, Shelia Price, Gloriette Thompson, Tamara Bailey, and Mark Bledsoe, THIRD ROW: Bob Covington, Susan Windgrove, Cathy Hudson, and Ron Roper: and BACK ROW: Mike Ussery, Mr. Kirke Muse, and John Evans. The members of Mixed Chorus are FRONT ROW: Lola Brunson, Terri Resue, Sharon Eagluy, Michelle Mack, and Renee Bolingerg SECOND ROW: Brenda Monroe, Kathy Otcheck, Jean Thimsen, Sheryl Sells, Wynona Sampson, Torri Skelton, and Barbara Sexton, and BACK ROW: Reuben Attatyuk, Mike Shuler, and Ray Blackman. Choir performs in Music Fesliyol The 1968-69 Girls' Glee members are FRONT ROW: Mary Martin, Vicki Lewis, and H , I , , Judy Hills, SECOND ROW: Jeannie Pickard, Evelyn Martin, Carolyn Henderson, and ' KNOW 'fs 'V'0daV m0f'1 '9 bUfW ' YOU Bonnie Campbell, and BACK now: Linde iviiiier, Vicki Bfeukeinien, and Connie Sopranos please wake up! Mr. Muse Rume- pleads. Concert Choir members are FRONT ROW: Mr. Kirk Muse, Vicki Stoltze, Debbie Moore, Deborah Bale, Karen McClintic, Jinny Adams, Karleen Parrott, Donna White, Janice Pfund, Sharon Britt, Gail Bishop, Sandra Murphy, Jennifer Brewington, Patty Iverson, Evelyn Martin, Rita McCoy, Margo Bell, Jo Ann Colley, Sharon DeBoer, Rebecca Wolfe, and Vicki Smith, SECOND ROW: Denise Bachner, Susan Ussery, Connie Olsen, Cindy Petty, Cindy Bovie, Ellery Hiller, Sue McDole, Tamara Bailey, Sandra Hicks, Beth Small, Sharon Sturgis, Vicki Lewis, Virginia Lambert, Laura Maakestad, Susan Wingrove, Linda McCoy, Linda Biederman, Linda Miller, Carol Menzel, and Karen Newton, THIRD ROW: Heidi Vinson, Peggy Bullock, Janet Davis, Darlene Keiner, Jeannie Woodring, Jeannie Davie, Carolyn Elliot, Sybil Freeman, Mickey Paris, Christine Johnson, Dennis Goff, Gloriette Thompson, Chuck Hinson, Roger McClure, William Colwell, Orlando Stamps, Lynn Fontana, Barbara Swanson, and Holly Watkins, FOURTH ROW: Felicia Jennings, Debbie Craig, Lori Lamoureux, Sandra Somerville, Marjorie Crouse, Pat Muldrow, Cathy Hutson, Tim Schiltz, Dennis Nailey, Marvin Godwin, Gary Mack, Mike Ussery, Tony Anderson, Doug Wooster, Mike Evans, Ron Roper, Don Holan, Robert Covington, Mark Barnet, Larry Snider, David Philips, Tom Watson, Jim Davis, and Mike Henderson, and BACK ROW: Gilbert Hansen, John Main, Mark Bledsoe, Brian Leffingwell, Clay Hansen, and Terry Nix. The members of Sophomore Choir are FRONT ROW: Sheila Price, Denise Johnson, Karen Crawford, Brenda Ramert, Dottie Sweat, Karen Roper, Susan Schilmoeller, Barbara Link, Sandra Murphy, and Becky Morris, SECOND ROW: Debbie Bale, Marie Steadman, Kay Lambert, Bill Morino, Cynthia Nobles, Janie Webber, Vicky Brock, and Frances Iverson, THIRD ROW: Cathy Tibbetts, Mona Saupe, Doni Mackey, Debby Adams, Linda Dresse, Rachel Jordan, Mary Wilson, Frances Daddroe, and Tina Truex, and BACK ROW: Gary McMahan, Mark Weaver, Tim Miller, Mr. Muse, John Killpatrick, Wes Jackson, and Michael Resue. 'Q aim 43 ,Q STUDENT GCDVERNMENT Sue Stepp rises to report her findings on a proposed project. Why not call it Barb's Organized Paper Works? says Joe Stevens to President Barb Brundage as Bob Ortalda jots it down. In the center, Dave Hammock expresses his opinions to Barb Brundage after one of the student council meetings. Vicki Catching, treasurer, files her report while Patricia Deloach, assistant treasurer, helps with the folders. A , I i .w ' 1 An active group of representatives take notes to present in their class and club reports. Student Counci Plunging into a full-scheduled year for East High was the student council, composed of over a hundred members. One of the student council's more outstanding projects of the year was the revision of the constitution. Weeks were spent discussing and amending certain points. Making the executive decisions of the student council were Barbara Brundage, president, Kerry Kennedy, vice-president, Vicki Catching, treasurer, and Vicki Ross, secretary. Mr. Carl Eberlein was sponsor. The student council headed such enterprises as the Faculty Tea, a school Birthday Party, the Thunderbird Dinner, the Alumni Tea, and Pop Culture Week. The student council was also responsible for the sport dances, the annual canned food drive, a magazine drive for Patriotism Week, and many of the activities held during the spring. Vicki Catching, treasurer, submits her report to the council while Barb Brundage, president, Kerry Kennedy, vice-president, and Vicki Ross, secretary, listen intently. er K I '2.L N sri.: l- K H M 4.LA . A V tl ... ...ali A student council sponsored sock hop began the Christmas season's parties and dances for East High students. Council Projects - il 1.1.1 President Barb Brundage and Gail O'Neal rake the grounds during East's Student Council Clean-up Day. Vicki Ross concentrates on sewing cake at East High's seventh birthday party. Senior Government The Class of 1969 began the year by sponsoring the Homecoming float, followed by the selling of student directories and a court decorating contest at Christmas. The Senior Class also sponsored the annual Senior Class Play, I Remember Mama, on January 31-February 1 and the Senior Ball on April 18. Class colors, flower, and motto were chosen in the spring of 1968 for the forthcoming senior year. Baby blue and royal blue were selected as colors and a red rose was chosen as the flower. The motto for the 1968-69 Senior Class was, Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. Becky Thomas, Senior Class president, pauses in front of the senior bulletin board. The officers for the 1968469 Senior Class are Delia Otter, treasurer, Vicky Phillips, secretary, Becky Thomas, president, and Lorene Grover, vice- president. The Senior Class advisory board members are SEATED: Anne Sweet, Linda Hume, Linda Harper, Nlr. Robert Clutter, sponsor, Roy Middleton, and lVlr. Dale Magstadt, sponsor, and STANDING: Dennis Goff, Jerry NlcLane, and Cheryl Jefferson. Junior class sponsors and advisory board include Nlr. Chuck White, Rhonda Gardner, Nlr. Arthur Arians, Holly Watkins, lVlr. Herbert Niemoth, Margo Bell, Bob Fisher, and Linda Willings. Junior Government Spirit reigned in the juniors as they claimed the Spirit Jug at the first pep assembly of the year. It was this unity and enthusiasm which carried the Class of '70 through their junior year. Various projects the class sponsored were the Homecoming bonfireg the Junior Prom, the court decorations at Christmas and during the Fur Rendezvous, and the Junior Class play, which was in April, Placing the letters East Anchorage High School on the west wall of the building near the main parking lot was chosen as their senior project. The juniors voted their class motto to be, Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. Class colors selected were white and sapphire blue. Taking a break from their work, Junior Class officers are Stacy Taniguchi, vice-president, Tom Wellman, president, Cheryl Chesnut, treasurerg and lVlary Stephens, secretary. ff X As a good example of leadership, Tom Wellman listens intently to the new ideas of others. 1 Soph. Government The Senior Class of '71 began by sponsoring a Homecoming spirit campaign which included pep banners, buttons, and student lounge decorations. Action continued as sophomores operated the fortune telling booth and acted as student waiters at the Thunderbird Dinner. ln November faculty sponsors lVlrs. Laurel Johnson, lVlrs. Linda Van Tassel, and Mrs. Helen Ellis aided the officers in the selection of six advisory board members. Board members proved to be key organizers for Christmas and miscellaneous projects. By a class vote burgundy and silver were chosen to be the class colors and the white rose, class flower. Slogans were suggested for a class yell and by a final vote the sophomores chose Future America we will run, Senior Class of '71! Discussing upcoming activities in the student lounge are Sophomore Class officers Jay Thomas, president, Barb Stepp, treasurer, Pam Jester, vice-president, and Cheryl Gorsline, secretary. Working together in drafting their class constitution are sophomore officers and advisory board members Jay Thomas, Kris Karstetter, Brenda Ramert, Pam Jester, Pam Catching, Cheryl Gorsline, Pattie Setter, and Richard Willing. Pam Jester, Kris Karstetter, Pris Ladd, and Jay Thomas go over details before a sophomore class meeting. N1 mf 'V xx wx 1 fl S CLASSES Fulure world we will design Senior Closs ol '69 ci Roy Middleton, David Norton, Mathew Goodson, Tom Tessier, and Jerry McLane relax in the student lounge during their lunch hour. DOUGLAS J. ABBAS PATRICIA A. ALLEN BONITA L. ALVARADO ANTHONY G. ANDERSON PATRICE K. ANDERSON RAUL R. APOSTOL JOE L. APRILL REUBEN ATTATAYUK ROBERT R. BAKER DAVID D. BALTHAZORE CONNIE R. BARRETT THOMAS D. BARTELS TERRY H. BELKA JUDITH M. BENDER JANET A. BENNET MICHAEL M. BENSON Joe Stevens and hls pointer go to great lengths to stand out an a crowd Patrice Anderson and Nancy Randall watch as Bob Ortalda offers hum a light . 4-ffffw '-- ,gggs gl- ja 1 I3 1.25 5255 If sie, -f ,I ,,..-- FRANKIE M. BERRY WILLIAM J. BIEDERMAN THOMAS B. BISS Senior projects stress DARLENE J. BITHER KENNETH G. BLACKWELL JANET E. BLAKE MARK S. BLEDSOE GORDON A. BLISS RENEE M. BOLINGER JAMES R. BONDI JOHN D. BOWEN CHRISTOPHER D. BRADSHA KERRY B. BRANNON JENNIFER A. BREWINGTON RONALD G. BRICKER I class unity ANNAMARIE BRODIGAN STEPHEN M. BROOKS CHERI E. BROWN RIO R. BROWN BARBARA J. BRUNDAGE BRENT E. BURNETT LYNN A. BURNETT GARY P. BUTCH ANNE M. CACY CLAUDIA A. CALDWELL RUTH A. CAMERON RANDALL J. CARLSON VICKI A. CATCHING CHRISTINE CHANDLER To be or not to be a librarian concerns Vicki Phillips and Kristie Collyer. LEE H. CHANDLER LYNN R. CHATMAN ROMAN J. CHAVEZ CLAUDE A CHIVERS JAMES T. CLAY CRAIG N. CHRISTENSEN GEORGE E. CHURCH CAROL A. CLAY JOHN B. CLAYTON KRISTIE S. COLLYER ROBERT C. CONKLIN MICHAEL L. CORNELL Dan Petty and Mark Whitehurst spend their lunch hour checking through college catalogs. JOHN P. CUSHMAN JEANNE V. CUZZORT WILLIAM L. DARBY JEANNIE M. DAVIE ROBERT H. COVINGTON DEBORAH L. CRAIG DIANA L. CRAMER JACK L. CROCKETT MARY E. CROSS JOHN L. CROUSE GARY R. CURRIE KENNETH J. CUSACK '15 hr' Lf,-tf: fm,..fm.mw1-. u f, m..,.fv 1 JANET M. DAVIS TYRONE F. DAVIS RUTHANN R. DEBAERE LARRYG DELOACH Seniors sponsor Homecoming Hoot PATRICIA A. DELOACH BARBARA S. DICKINSON I WENDY F. DILL my KRISTIN DODGE Q DONNAO.DORENlIRE RONALD L. DOTSON - KATHLEEN B. DOUGHERTY fn, rf-...s fiyl ' My . ,ad-an .A.S A CHARLES M. DOUGLAS CHARLES F. DOYLE BARBRA IVI. DRAHOSH CHRISTINE M. DRAKE MICHAEL A. D'SPAlN Vli' L VICKI W. DUNNAWAY ROBERT L. EARL All F, , MYRON E. ELLIOT DAVID C. ELLIS DIANE M. EMERSON LAR ENCE A. ESTES W' I LENN IVI. FLOTHE - U - -' LAN J. FORBES YNN A. FONTANA r Chris Drake and Janet Fiehrer solicit aid from Bob Earl as they prepare Thunderbird Dinner decorations for Epsilons. ,,,.f' .-5.x YOALONDA D. FORD CHRISTINE E. FRANCIS JUANITA P. FRANKFORD JOHN F. FRANKLIN JOHN A. FREEMAN SYBIL FREEMAN JAMES R. GALE BRUCE GANNON sf, ' I ' s' ,,1. , 1 k,k DANIEL B. GARDNER LARRY D. GARNER GAIL C. GARRETT LINDA ANN E. GATHINGS n-msg, Pat Watkins, BiIIy Gratias, Tommy SkeIton,Vickie Hansen, Eugene Pierce, Becky Mayhali, Glen Parks, Don Ramsey, and Larry Sharrah listen attentively to the lecture given on the various media of communication. DALE E. GIBSON JANET L. GIDDINGS THOMAS W. GLENN ,-X ., ff V,yV , . A-ul MARVIN E. GODWIN DENNIS L. GOFF EUGENE W. GOLDEN WILLIAM L. GORSLINE BILLY J. GRATIAS MARY L. GRAVES DAN P. GREEN JOHN M. GROTHA LORENE GROVER WILLIAM R. GRUBBS NANCY L. HALL CRAIG L. HAMACHER MIKE A. HAMILTON JAMES HANKINS VICKIE L. HANSEN LINDA J. HARPER ALAN HARTIG MICHAEL C. HARTLEY ,K S.-'g xv-...g Graduating ,,....., If if 1' 0,0 --anal' ' GWEN M. GREGG LINDA B. GREINER DIANA L.GRIFFITH seniors explore . ,.4sv-- Ni NANCY HESS SUSAN HETRICK DARRELL J. HILL MIKE J. HILL 119- ah MICHAEL D. HENDERSON CAPRICE A. HENRY CONNIE HENRY MARCUS HERRINGTON ' 'RF 7 'L vocoiionol possibilities SHARON E. Hill ELLERY HILLER LINDA P. HOGAN PAM N. HOGAN .l ROGER C. HOHL KRIS J. HOLDER DON S. HOLEN A WI' QSQMI sis , ' ,z. I aw I .L-KX 'vi .LV , ROGER A. HOLNIBERG STAN W. HUGHES STEVEN W. HUGHES LINDA G. HUIVIE JOHN A. HUNT PATRICIA S. IVERSON WILLIAM K. IVERSON Mr. Baxter's government classes show a true national enthusiasm for the 1968 Presidential Election. Elections evoke student concern ANGELINE M. HUNSUCK P59 LINDA E. JOHNSON REBECCA L. JOHNSON SARA R. JOHNSON DAN G. JONES THOMAS V. JONES CHARLES F. KARPER RANDY L. KARSTETTER JOHN A. KEATING , LUCKY c. IVEY - f , Q cARoLA.lvY I PAlvnEl.Alvl.JAu.LEN V V ,psf X ggi, A I if 2' V -as 1 5 :Is I. ' I , Ahkwr Q ,Sk CHERYL J. JEFFERSON FELICIA A. JENNINGS CHRISTINA M. JOHNSON GREGORY T. KELLAS PAUL S. KELLOGG KATHERINE A. KINIBRELL Senior screcamers capture spirit jug , 119' ,,.Mvv ALEXANDER B. KIME DEBORAH L. KINDA MICHAEL P. KING 6 5. RITA J. KINGS KATHLEEN J. KINTZ JAN D. KIRBO NANCY J. KIRK PEGGY J. KI R KWOOD GERALD H. DAVID P. KLOCKE GARY M. KNEDLIK ' ,www . 1 L, .rv ,Wk 1 ' Q . .J 'T R KNUTSON Q. AA HARRIET A. KOHLMANN Q . PATmcKJ.KoLLER . A I 'A DAN T. KOWAL BRENDA J. KYLER ' ,...auuy. L QY 7? A I 'f T5'. 'X-. . '-1. ., Rick Payne just won't believe that football is aIl work and no play. RUSSELL R. LABRECOUE KRISTIE C. LEWIS CLAUDIA R. LINDLEY DALE L. LINK ,r,,,....1.....- Paul Kellogg, counting the days until graduation, realizes that he is leaving the familiar halls of East High. Wi! ll Ii: iii if if 3 - f 1 ' I l DONALD LISTON PAUL LOEW LINDA K. LOFGREN HOWARD LOONIIS VIRGINIA LAMBERT LORI A. LAMOUREUX JANINE LAROCHELLE SHARON M. LASKY MADALINE L. LAUDER JERRY W. LAW BRIAN J. LEFFINGWELL DALE J. LEWIS kg Cathy Wellman, Mary Vokacek, and Louie Lewis stay after school to finish decorating the senior bulletin board. DEBBIE L. MACE JOHN M. MAIN LUITA K. MAKAIWI MALCOLM R. MARKEE FIA f 1' My I' MICHAEL L. MARRS EVELYN F MARTIN LOUIS J. MASS REBECCA A. MAYHALL ROB E MARTIN ROBERT C. MEIER , -i, , fp -WQUI1, Av fin ' 'z v 5 Linda Ashcraft, Patty Zimmer, Chris Chandler, and Linda Lofgren wait attentively for a report on Senior Class activities. I I 1 I 1 AAD -wha.. its! ,fw- .5 MARY A. MELLOTT ROY P. MIDDLETON VIRGINIA MIKKELSON DEMARIS M. MILES CONRAD V. MILLER CRAIG MILLER RONALD A. MITCHELL RALPH W. MONGOLD CATHERINE R. MOORE JACKIE D. MOORE DEBRA W. MOORE CHRIS MORROW WENDY S. NAGEL JILL K. MOHR KATHRYN L. MONEY wa-5 le 'J'Q IQQQ ,L V My Jae, ,,.W1.,?,,,3 5 V we W i Q5 1.5 Q. ':i'3'1 tff3ffz W !.z'1e, , 1 A Q' A . , , V7 'S ' 15.6. i- f J .iv g M vdihfin . A ffl' .2 -we ALTON M. OGARD GLENDA J. OGLE CONNIE K OLSEN ROBE RT A. ORTA LDA To the tune of modern music, Pam Hogan and Debbie Oakes prepare a television script for video taping in communication class. DENNIS P. NAILEY KENDRA B. NEWBERN KAREN P. NEWTON JEFFREY J. NIGHTINGALE KAREN D. NORTON THERESA A. NORTON DEBRA A. OAKES RAY E. OBERG Q' n rw' 'ml Mr. Frick's shoe box lunch catches Anne Sweet's eye as she gathers her books and heads for her next class. JULIE H. OSBORN DECHANTEL R. OTTER DELIA C. OTTER SUZANNE OWENS RUSS H. PAINTER BRUCE J. PALMER MICHAEL D. PARIS GLEN W. PARKS JOHN M. PATTERSON MIKE E. PATTERSON PAMELA S. PATTON RICK B. PAYNE FRANK R. PEOPLES ff TocIoy we follow Tomorrow we IeooI QJT3 7 ...bf ' , w g ' , ' VICKI C. PHILLIPS MIKE PORTLOCK LYNNE E. PRATT ROSE PRINCE DONNA L. PROVOST THOMAS C. PUTT DAVID R. RAEL MARK A. RAEL VINCENT K. PERKINS DAVID R. PETROVICH JANICE R. PFUND DAVE C. PHILLIPS TORY N. PHILIPS LEE E. PHILLIPS RICHARD R. PHILLIPS STEPHANIE J. PHILLIP S ,M--s I1 .,,, f:1 ' . fi X '4 R. 'N we DEONE M. RAMERT GERALD C. RANDALL NANCY L. RANDALL CONNIE G. REED PERSI P. REGAL JANET L. REHRER JIMMY L. REYNOLDS JEFF W. RHYNER ROY W. RICH THOMAS R. RIGBY fig 91-11. Q., .A 'Is -gym. . ,,.i ,I Jeannie Woodring pauses for a moment of reflection before beginning her speech. ROBERT J. ROBBINS RANDI L. ROBISON Mm ' fb? QT77' Q, ,',.,.-fv'!Y Ui MARK A. SANDERSON LEMUEL L. SAVOK MICHAEL E. ROCUS WILLIAM J. RODERICK CRAIG E. RONNING DAVID E. ROOT RONALD W. ROPER KATHLEEN B. ROSS VICKI L. ROSS DEAN A. RYLAND X 5, L ' EDWARD J. SAIA '- ' , CHERYL J. SAIVIUELSON L' ' kytybl 5 JANE P. SAMUELSON L LLL fgpfo X ' xi 7 J Ni X .1 K 'Lf' QQ A x ' fx xy N MJUKJ. DO rxswpoj JY fin X- I I X .XII k X WL' 'XX 'JNL - ffw John Main knows there are solutions to all problemsg it only takes time to find them. MICHAEL J. SCHILMOELLER JAY C. SCHWEITZER LARRY E. SHARRAH ROBERTA E. SHAW REBECCA A. SHEAR MARGARET I. SHEFFLER CHARLOTTE E. SHELTON GORDON L. SHEPRO BOB L. SHINN ELLEN L. SILVEN ANDREA L, SIMMONS JOHN E. SISLEY GREG L. SIZEMARE TOMMY G. SKELTON ELIZABETH A. SMALL GRETCHEN SMALL NANCY M. STEPP CARYL D. STEVIG LARRY L. SMITH OLIVER SMITH ROBERT C. SMITH MICHAEL N. SNOW BARBARA R. SONNENTAG TIM J. SPERNAK KEITH L. STARK DEBBIE A. STEGER 3 CHRIS K. STOLTZ WILLIAM H. STORMER Lynne Pratt models ski togs in preparation for a weekend patrolling the slopes. ALICE S. STRICKLER TERRY STRINGER SYLVIA E. SWAIN LINDA L. SWARTZ CHERYL E. SWEAT MIRABEL ANNE SWEET JONNIE F TATUM MAUREEN TEVOGT REBECCA D THOMAS SHEILA M. THRASHER CHRISTINE M TAVONITTI BRIAN D.TlBBS FRANK L. TONNEMA CATHY C. TUCKER DONNA K. TWITCHELL MIKE D. USSERY MICHAEL L. VIAL HEIDI VINSON MARY VOKACEK SHERI L. VOSS PEGGY A WALKER il? Q4 'Nw 'NWN Iv Ilk Q 1 STEVE J. WARD l MARK W. WHITEHURST RONALD L. WIERZBICKI ROBERT J. WILKS STEPHANIE A. WARDLOW PATRICK L. WATKINS MARIE E. WATKINS JOHN E. WATSJOLD KAREN L. WATSON PATRICK W. WATSON THOMAS E. WATSON SHEILA A. WEAVER DUANE L. WEBBER CATHERINE WELLMAN U L RONALD W. WENDTE LINDA R. WESSON MITCHELL H. WETHERHORN WILLIAM N. WHITE shx NG ,EN NOT PICTURED ARVIN A. ANDERSON MITCHELL ANDERSON KATHERINE M. ANTON MIKE H. ARMSTRONG PATRICK S. ARMSTRONG CATHARINE L. AUELL DONNA J. BAKER JAMES P. BAKER PAUL BALLARD WILLIAM C. BAYER DOROTHY A. BELTZ GLEN E. BELTZ DARRYL L. BERKLEY RONALD H. BEST RANDOLPH K. BOWLUS CHERYL A. BROWN RANDY W. BRUNS LILLIAN M. BURNETT PAMELA C. CHILDS FREDA B. CLARK GARY L. CLARK MANFRED A. COLLEY JACK A. COLWELL WILLIAM S. COLWELL RANDAL L. DAVIS HOWARD L. DELKETTIE DAVID M. DUGGINS THOMAS E. DULEY WILLIAM D. FARMER I l JOHN W. GALLIPEO SHERYL A. GAY ALGON M. GILES WILLIAM S. GOANS HELEN A. GOLLEY MARIANO GONZALES GARY L. GORDON FRANK P. GRATTAM TERRY L. GRAY HAROLD W. GREEN THOMAS M. HARNESS DAVE HARRIS RANDY G. HARTMAN LEANDER R. HATHAWAY CAROLYN HENDERSON LONN R. HOLMANN SHARON J. HUGHEY MAYO JACK CLARK A. JACKSON ROY L. JACKSON THOMAS C. JAMES CAROL J. JIGLIOTTI HEIDI JINSON CINDY J. JOHNSON GEORGE B. JOHNSON JAMES E. JOHNSON SCOTT D. JOHNSTON WILLIAM R, JOHNSON DEBRA A. KANE JOHN T. KELLAS GARY J. KLINGE CARLTON E. YOUNG PATRICIA A. ZIMMER WARD C. KNOVS GARY L. LAFAVER JAMES E. LAKE ARCHIE LOKANIN TED M. LYON LARRY Mc CAIN RITA V. Mc COY EDWARD P. Mc DOWELL JERRY D. Mc LANE REID Mc SWEENY BOB S. Mc LEAN SALLY A. MARDLE JEANETTE D. MARINOS JIM MILLER CRAIG MORROW LARRY L. MURRAY MARY A. NEAKOK MARVIN E. NIELSON ARTHUR J. NEWELL TERRY L. NIX LINDA M. OLSEN ARRA G. O'NEAL ANN D. OSBORNE SALLY J. PATTEN RONALD G. PERKINS DANIEL L. PETTY JAMES M. PHILLIPS MARY N. PHILIPS ROGER S. PICKLES EUGENE T. PIERCE MICHAEL WILLIAMSON TERESA E. WILSON SHARON F. WITT JEFFERY L. WOOD JEAN R. WOODRING LYNN E. WOODS KATHLEEN M. WOOLSEY VALERIE J. WORTHLEY DONALD G. RAMSEY MICHAEL J. REECE PATRICK S. REEVES DENNIS R. REGISTER DON RIBOLEN MARY M. RINGL EARL B. ROBERTS DANIEL L. ROBERTSON CHRISTOPHER E. ROWE NONNIE M. SANDERS MARY N. SANGER TIMOTHY C. SCHILZ RONALD K.SEAWRIGHT SHERYL J. SELLS BARBARA J. SEXTON EUGENE L. SHORE DONALD E. SODEN LYLE E. STANDIFORD JOSEPH A. STEVENS GARY STONE TOM F. TESSIER DOUG THARP WINCHELL TICKNOR DONNA TOLEMOFF JOSEPH S. TRIANO GARY L. TUER FREDDIE A. WALKER JERRY R. WALTON LINDA WASKO CRAIG ZIMMERMAN QP or-. e Tom Wellman illustrates to Sandy Wren and Rhonda Gardner his idea for a new project. V. g X 2 ' A X i ,.,, ,yjfl Q I l A, 2, fi? A A in 1 fi ,i, .W' by -ML if MAA I . A nnere AB X 'A' Adams, Jinny J. Adams, Keith P. Agibinik, Waldon A Akin, Shirley A. Alderson, Jeanine F Aldridge, Nancy D. Aldrightte, John A. Alexander, Veda R. Alexie, Carrie E. Allen, Edward J. , Bb ffsi i ire , fi , N K - 25214252545 fr-We wg? 'Vi gg -1 ' . ca .- A -sail , . E' ,V f,1..,. , ' , .. , -: -. -. wife: ggsg5a:,.::gg:f:.,. . r - , wr sl .. M. i 3 Allen, Lawrence D. Allen, Shin Do-Han Anderson, Terri L. Andrews, John C. Arashiro, Dennis N. ED J H in A Arduser, Randy A. :rf , i Armstrong, Melinda S. J , . Arnold, Rosella O. 'E ., . L Ashenfelter, John C. ., W sv w,' - Atkins, charles E. All: 'tvt ii Bachner, Denise N. Baker, Richard A. Baker, Shiela 1 Baie, Debbie I.. ' Ball,GeraId H. ,ff J , 2,2 fgi I Q V V? Banks, Jean L. . . R A Banks, Marc A. , 4' 1 ,,... ,bw Barnes, Donna R. J' . . Barr, Charrise C. ' rr . ' A -' 4 W I ' Q Barrineau,Stev l 5. ,L .. rgfirl 'rw W Bayer, Cathy A. y I, ,. E425 jf ' J, s i ,-.1 , vw. V. S Bayne, Jim E. Bays, Margi L. -92 Beam, Rita K. ., fig Bear, Mark J. Beard, Diana L. Bean, Michael 1 ao- N' S 1 K., 5-A ea 55 gf WA' IJSTFKQETQ Sli. H' . --,.-3. f A H -- ff:p 2... - 4.-A -, A Ar A-N A' -gg .A-, T in lx as ' H QF Zwii A I-xx V 4 A..- , . Q t N X ' .,.. I . ' TL? . ' ' 12? '- di, Y? ' ' . 4' , V ,MTW in Barb Swanson is caught by surprise as she pauses before class. ww K3 Q 4 .3531 -V jf if .ts X ' , f-uf ii Beck, Turrell J. Belisle, Thomas A. Bell, Margo L. Bell, Preston P. Beltz, Thomas L. Bennet, Cliff R. Berg, Theresa L. Berry, Dennis L. Berry, Jeannie M. Biederman, Linda L. Bigley, Richard A. Bing, Tricia L. Bingaman, Vicki J. Binns, Wanda Bishop, Gail A. Blackman, Irvin R. Bodnar, Bela A. Borders, Chris A. Bowles, Delbert Fl. Bowlus, Larry R. Brady, Susan E. Brandon, Curt M Brandt, Stephen M iv. . L, . , MX .f i l f 5 vs! its x , .- 4 X X 1 W? 4 x Q w 'l il W w X . .fm --ff-- Newry J if eg sv ty Legg.. W' If 'L,, 1. Kg . i n fl. Braeutigan, Norma D Brewington, Jon E. Briggs, Tom G. Bright, Annyce Brink, Greg A. Britt, Brian P. Brown, Christine A. Brown, Thomas W. I ... r- . ,A . ,I-,..aw,wK W ,. .halfway ,, ,, raw L J. i 4 cf 'S .1 2 -3 B ,-.. . f-:x ?b y ww -4' Y . M' ,X-4:57 , V, Q, . , wie A fif f ix - ,X Casper, Susan M. Casey, Nikki R. Caudill, Roger A. Chambers, Dave Chandler, Jennifer Chapman, David W. Chapman, Eric J. Cheatham, Loren D. Brown, Wendi Bruns, Dwayne R. Bryant, Linda A. Buckalew, Seaborn J. Buenafe, Gloria Burke, Janis D. Cadman, Pamela G. Campbell, Bonnie J. Campbell, Bruce L. Carnahan, Donna L. Carney, John J. Carpenter, Stephan R Carrick, Bridget L. I t I ,.. af , . ig: v Qdlxlki A b IX , . il, . ,L .2 7 15 C ' 5, ' , ' , 5, V 4 J ' f V 'A r 7 . 1 Q if ,,, C as si g is ds 1 - 4 19 . C ,al s . ' C, C H 'Q-if ff-xy KW? Q W f ,L .fl , f f r fm, C 1 ..W., QS Chesnut, Cheryl L Chihuly, Nlike B. Christie, David A Chron, Jamyi C. Church, Dan P. Juniors select colors ond molto Gail Bishop displays her artistic ability while painting a mural in art class. 1 . , N A., wk ,, . Q 5 4 r L Q N 4 ff . ,g 'W' X -'N , H ,,, 1 N ,A .A Q: C Et , is HA., --.-gs ' , 5 fm -Q C K EE K- il. M C 1 . - 4231: I L W f ' . fff.- . as A g ,ex . 51 ' Cole, Kathy E. Coleman, Judie Combes, Maureen Comiskey, Peggy A. Conides, Sandra J. Conrad, Donna NI. Conrad, Mike S. Conway, Judy IVI. ' 'fit' 5 3 H 'ri , j fl hr, 1 N. 3 . . 2? lwsfvwilhukstgi M X, ... ,,.,,,, . . . ,. f vw 15 WR, R? sw, E 'E 3 V S 5. 41 Couture, Steve M. Cozart, Sidney A. Crawford, Becky J Crockett, Blade Crouse, Marjorie Culpepper, Marsha Curtis, George C. Daigly, Real J. Davis, Blythe A. Davis, Fred T. Davis, James L. . 4. 9.3 ., V Q Q Dean, Jenifer J. ,Lisp C . fyigmdslad ,.,, .. , K 'J in rf De Boer, Sharon Fl. cv 4: fn f M , 13 DePalmer, Ronnie , Yj? 1 - , Dionese, Louis C. lel' A . N. I l ' 4 in . Ba A A . ,l . X' .sss i ...Lv 1 ini .., f ar-1, ,:f s., 1? f 9 'V ful' . ,l N. L. 0 Jr. Dome, Kathi L. Dougherty, Chris A. Douglas, Mary L. Drayton, Patty J. Dreyer, Tom H. Dryden, Nancy Dubroc, Sharon A. Dumont, Don J. Dunyon, Ralph W. Dysart, Laura A. Cremo, Steven Cummings, Frances J Davis, Cherie Dearman, Eddie D Dodd, Robin L. f 1 We A ...Q i- aa Q. R b1A' 1 C' Eastwood, Bruce O. - 3 w Elliott, Carolyn E. 2 -. L 'Wt' ' rw. J fr Elliott Tom gl . ,, li. . ., I tg?,, m...,. .. ga f 4 S is Engstrom, Larry S. . . K ' , i Erikson, lvlarji A. r'Err f Attrl f. 2' .- Esemtuk' Shades 2 -I fiwswy' mg A l,.. M E'El A ' ' ' - . Evan'S, John R, V F- i f gg., ' iff: L Evans, LaVenne .--in V , ,, f 4 3 i i 'M' Evans, Richard C. W TU? K S' :fs i I ' F EVHDSISUSHH '-- ' ' is ' A fig, X , Fairbanks, Carol it y I i i' ,tg Vixx, 3 2 Fairclough, Debbie A ' . it F X aaf W ef . 15 Iliff - . ,'ii Fall, Brad A. l ww Q , N Faubion, Bobbi V, Fay, Tom R. X i in ..... 1-X i 1' 55 Felton, Mark W. Field Ted T. ' ' Ferrari, IVlike K. W .y A Fields, Carolyn L. Ferguson, Sue A X W.. ,H . Vt . ef, .. ei 1 F ,, , , , We... 'H' 'X .. .. , .. . -1 i K 1j'Ti'ii5.1Qf'i.. 'F 1 59 Q2 ' 1. ,as v lv' ' 1 - .- , , . , . 4 f . f .4 QQ is v K . at , Q, 'lifrgx L Folkers, David B Foss, Dale C. Foster, Tim W. Fowler, Trudy L. Gale, Bill E. Gamel, Robert 3 ..,... , ,i ,V .ww , , ...lei-'v,, f A' ,ii kia. .1 -,.,,s fr'-' l xl f.. I so X be 'N '-3' i Fincher, Shanna K Fisher, Robert W. Foster, Barry K. Foster Edward P. Francis, Lydia E. Gailey, Debbie L. iq' ,f , . 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KM, in T ' Wei i 'rw' K -4 f 4 Q 3 5' f 1 , Y W . ' 7 t fy i ' , jr., - ,J ,in A'.h if wr W7 gg -rf! , 1 R 'K . 5' i we-z ffv, . iz 1 f ,. 15,1 mt . , '21 Hall, Nancy A. Hammer, Patsy A. Hammock, David Hancock, Charlie E. Hansen, Clay S. Hansen, Doug D. Hansen, Tim Hardman, Zane S 5 . C T5 , K Q 4 Q , , ff X AL Ji -A if fs' , X 1. Ax 1 jg, .,V V , .3 r Horner, Harold fi Horner, Jack Q h' xiz w x rv-F' .-up Hestnes, Jean K. Heusser, Ricky V, Hicks, Sandy T. Hills, Judy A. Hillstrand, Nlary M. Hodge, Gail A. L. Hardy, Margarite P. Harker, Keith Harkins, Kym E. Harness, Richard A. Harper, Larry Hart, Linda lVl. Harter, Scott D. Hastings, Christine Heikes, Roger D. Hendrick, Rojer F. ' nm . ,..W , nf . ' f 5 ei Y ni im' L- if ii -Q? F V- if r x Wa. all I if F' K l I I I X. , W .. - H. Hill, James E. Hiller, Ed Hood, Rick Hooker, Joe P. Horning, Tim Horst, Kathryn l. Hudson, Gloria ' J ' 53 , . .-f. ' ii Huff, Dave , L - 2 1 me Huff, Janet E. fi H 5 , QQ if ' Huffman, Ron . 2' V4 if . gg' Hunke, David XR X ff Hudson, Kerry A. , -vvwiiwisfk Debbie Bale listens attentively to a fellow student In CIHSS . rs s ' 'Ja in XX 563 V . f ' J ig img , ,ay A Sa -1 M 5 ii an , Hunter, Jim Huru, Cheryl S. Huttunen, Leslie NI Ives, Nancy Ivy, Mary Jacobs, Ron E. James, Lynda C. Jamison, David G. Jenkins, Judy L. Jensen, Karen R. Jester, Jarrett J. it V Johnson, Adela 1 rt. t Johnson, Barry . H4 i , .. ...V Jett, Robert , Johnson, Brenda S. V f Johnson, Chris F. V ' Johnson Marlene Johnson, Sharon Bonfire success Jones, John E. Jones, Louis E. Jones Marvin Jones Wayne E. Jones, Whitney P. Jordan, Mike D. Joy, Stephanie Juliussen, Richard E. Kagak, Roger Kallander, Mary J. Karabelenikoff, Ken Keiner, Darlene E. Kelley, Paula J. Kelly, Tim E. Kennedy, Kerry D. ,. . 'U W if uf! , ollribuled lo luniors 'UN-,lf nz' Johnston, Steve V , V ' Jones, Doris J. 'J Q' 1 Jones, Evelyn G. 'V y , . I -.fe 71' al V V ' gn ,.....,, , YM rx ifgwf 'Q 5 3 ,- ? V V . EI , .Q ,Q . V3 A .t all l Ng K Q. Kenyon, Dawn E. Kerrick, Sharon L. Kiehn, Janet H. Kilgore, Larry V. Kilpatrick, Toni A. Kingeak, John Kirbo, Kirk Kirby, Cathy Kissinger, Robin L. Kleinenber, Rose K. ,em , f , - .. . 54.51 nf' -Q.. il ,if 3 . A t m E , i' , L L Kowalake, Robert J. Kruger, Warren F. Kurtz, Rebecca A. Lacy, Barbara A. Lambert, Kay M. Lappi, David W. Lawless, Mark J. Leach, Don B. Buchard, Steve L. Koestler, Steve L. Krumery, Susan M Kunz, Valorie l. Lacy, Harry Lahnum, Chuck S. LaOuire, Mike Larson, Maureen E Leader, Greg Leask, Connie R Ledbetter, Bobb Lester, Mark Lewis, Jay Lewis, Kip Lewis, Kyle T. Lewis, Vicki Lewis, W. M. ic., Lockaby, Phyllis B. Lockyer, Gail C. Logan, Michael A. Longeski, Kathleen Longoria, Darryl L. Lopes, Jerome Sue Wingrove, Stacy Taniguchi, an for the Junior Prom. L. d Nancy Aldridge discu . 3 , T 'll xi We X .f K .ffiiffim Q74 V4 sf . . , W A, 2 'vt x A iz , ,- ,QI V uv. A - fl' f fig ' ' K I A ll o L I A C 'if L - ss ideas 3 H li Aire.. fl. Lowe, Vicki Lyman, Kathy McCarron, Mike McClintic, Karen McClintic, Leslie A. McCoy, Linda may V Y vlv . H n .. .A iw I F17 , K' , 'ff 9 w x ,l 4 . 1 A- A r A fr Mx - Q 2 r xi'-f ii. z O V3 5 V'l, 7 if f P Z N' y x ,Ky 'i McCreary, Douglas McDannel, Chris M. McDonnell, Bernard R. McGinnis, Gloria E. McKenna, Robert G. McVoy, Charles W. MacDonald, John Macon, Loretta Maddeford, Christine U McDonnell Loren 3 .-R if zijn M! Majerus Mike Junior Closs oworded spirit trophy ' v ' f Q M ' J i f f , '-Q9 1' I . ,ra , AA : ' 'ak Y , i i J ii J J iiii ' J 7 , f hii' .gg srr . rg elrrlr C' Wi g A ,. ' il ,,. err w H Marlow, Fred L Marsters, Edward D. Martin, Edward R. Martin, Mary L. Martinez, John E. Martinson,,Ken N. Masihara, Charlene Y Mason, Michael S. ' Mass, Chris R. Massman, Linda D. MacDonald Dana Mahar, John 71 f ,, L:,l 1 r If .ff f .2 L n .1 Mm fs A 'A 4 B Z i A' df 'Q 'ei-:Sv Vey - ' 5- - , . .1 4 5 ,-Q. N M X 5 ,,A,.. V . Q ...ff 1' i s- .. fa 'Q V Hm:w,gWb:afmg.w1...f- N H, q,,Y,wL,.. , . I l M- Q L ass.. 1 A W , Y , , .... , ,,k, I Q i., Mills, Kristeen C. Mitchell, Dennis Mitts, Janey Miyamoto, Brian H. Mocan, Ray R. Mohrmann, Terry L. Monroe, Brenda A. Moore, Candy L. Moore, Jody N. Moores, Dianna Morgan, David L. Morris, Williams Mosquito, Barbara Moto, Joe Mueller, Sylenda L. Muldrow, Marian 5 ,. i ri , nw ff FAA' Maurico, Dominic Mayo, Jack Meader, Yvonne G Meiller, Carre C. Mekslh, David Menzel, Carol L. Miller, Alma Miller, Jo A. Miller, Linda L. Miller, Madelin L. ,frai l ri wi my U any ' WE? V' .Q . Sw Q' I Wu i f H .f g s N., . K rl H f.. ., V J f' . , .f:ii1. gg 1. VA ' K . M if :Vk ,y A A l H Q il y 'J K Lg . ' Q' ..ireJ Q ... .yr Q e L... WERE 54522335 Ch Muldrow, Pat A. Murray, Neal J. Myers, Jean Neese, Julie A. Neff, Bruce E. Nelson, Linda S. Newcomb, Aaron K. Nicolet, Debbie L. Norton, David S. Obermiller, Leo E. Oksoktaruk, Ernest L. Olander, Sharon K. Ortalda, Claire L. Osborne, Ann Otcheck, Kathy C. Parchman, Debbie Park, George W. Parker, Sharon af.. . .max if '-:-31' . .if K ...., .L 'X N 'ix x Id up 1' f..--' x '4' . iq. 'W . , rr Mei . J 1 .Q ,iw ll NN Y ' :how . gl ,1f s, Neal, Enid Nevzuroth, David Novak, Keith W. Olsen, Charlene Olsen, Linda Owens, Danny Parrot, Karleen K t .. + 5 . , 2 ' 4 g, 5 4 5, Portella, 'Regina R. Prasil, Beth A. Prescott, Dee Ann Probst, Craig Proulx, Regina A. Pruitt, Lisa Purbaugh, Cheryl L. R3iI'1S, Reginald Rearick, Guy L. Rehbock, Robert A. Reser, Barbara J. Ryner, Jack Rice, Walter K. Richardson, Ken W. Ricks, Belinda L. Roach Douglas R. Roberson Mike D. Roberts Bruce A. Rodgers Ron I I Roetman, Shellie A. Rollins, Robert Rosser, Virginia A. 51 r 'xi' W Y rl - w as Wea? 3. if Q ff. , 1 X 4 V WH .2 ., ii Palmer, Gid L. Patch, Belinda G. Payton, Bill C. Pennington, Paige Peters, Richard L s Q' 'V Petit, Teri i -.VV , V S Petty, Cynthia A. 5 - ' Pfund, Dave W. A i ' Pickard, Jeannie lVl - 5 -- 1 . Pond, Steve -fy ' In 4- g E: 5 W Q K Q If 'vi5ff..,. I iff A W ik- .,. r -F5 A 'f l if n-.Ib ,nv-., ',5,, t i . A xxxfff .sf el ' C ? 'filtss N ,. ,A V A E Qggrgrl A I ' 5 2. A f. Q t'-rf 1 . I j f.1 f. t t 1 3 . L P . Q.- V 3 Y I f-fi W ' . 3, . A if wr' ., 90 ,Q f 1' .-5 H . ,ff !,Y.r 5 Ivx w + ' Sue Wingrove seems amused as Cheryl Chesnut becomes overly excited at a football game. CJ is , . W are 5 ,Q ' A Ia 'Qs ,Q gay' Q .2 K r I f fi 'Q . 1 rf-if X - y Ii ,xg-aa , . r 'f ' rs 1 s - is V - f ,.-..... 1 I We . 1' bgg- f I Y- -ra . fs: l 5, .lla f , .,,, . ,..., .. ,. yr 1 Wfzz:,r..ss.,pw5.3.:- 1 1 ss .1 . -H.. . . ' nu , .,i.,,f: I N rl . Mg . ,,. ff . - s ' A 3 VN- ' X .5 Sampson, Don E. Sampson, Wynona Sanborn, Rod M. Sandoval, Mike J. Saupe, Gwen E. Schaefer, Vicki L. Schasky, Ben C. Schell, Gary W. Schmidt, Gayle L. Schnell, Teresa A. Rowland, Mike Rudolph, Dave P. Ruhle, Connie R. Rumsey, Gary C. Russell, Michael A Sadler, Randy K. Sagerser, Linda J. Samelko, Linda J. M l Schoming, Myra S. G. Schuermeyer, Harry W. Gloriette Thompson seems very enthused at the prospect of another day in choir. Shuler, lVlike J. Simon, Sandi J. Skapura, Ethel A. Skelton, lVIelba L. V M , Skelton, Torrie L. L li 22.77 1- -. .3 Skrzypek, Deborah J. Smith Smith Smith: Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Arlene J. Bruce N. Debbi S. Delbert L. Romana L. Sheila A. Vicki J. Sneed, Spencer C. Solberg, Roger E. 'f K-.,,f.1..2' . ff 'fwa'n'-f3.' ea X ,ge RWE W . . , if Schwin, Pete A. Seaman, Mark A. Secora, Patty H. Seitz, Bill A. Seversen, Gordon Sheppard, Debra Shore, Howard C. . Short, Ronnie L. n , -1 , . fe.,--of ,yu Wig -1e:,.gg551,,.,5. - -.if . ,:?,,5,. E.. . We Y nv SO' : A .a.,. 2:35, fi, V :1 , ,wav -Q .- 5' 2 Q ii5Y.97 , :: .1 1 X 1, iilr' V .2 . 'Q W if . . g ll L .V S 5, , .f 1 -1 F Qi .ff 'csff-cf l ,mov 1-' fl .41'6945Ywffixilfifliiiswii M Stamps, Orlando f ii 5 ' 1' Somerville Sandy J l y 0, L b stark, Dick 15- H Staley, LorettaJ ' t - l . Q , if gg stark, Kathy lvl. Stephens, Mary R. ln,,,,w Stepp, Susan L. A Stinson, Susan A. In Au! .. ' 'gg' in ., hx. 4, x A . ' 3 A Street, Nlarquita ... Q , Stock, Bill Stoltze, Vicki Stone, Billy W. 5, Stormer, Gerry N. M Sweat, Thomas ' A f Ff f. ,- Orlando Stamps concentrates diligently on finding the correct notes. fir' s n-annum-vp.-- fffff , ffWa .vers fy: , .1 -'umg-Q' .,. ' , f ft: 2 Sffif. 1.23.1 a 1 . rl? 'U L ,. ., ., ,.,,W QA, Q1 f' i ii. ' It 1 Q Sf k f H Q ., 5. .W 1 Q i if X i f fl, ,J T ii , . yy 7 5 H V nz' V' ,J :U JK 1 L W1 ,Q rw ,xzk Q ly, -H . 'X - k b Q i KKA V, ,' 1 mm, ' Q Y? . In f , 1, VV VA Vz h , ,,. Q . , 3 Tyle, Mark H. i 'L ,A Tymick, Teri K. Sweet, Patty J. Swisher, Gerald A. Taniguchi, Stacy T. Tavis, Laurie E. Tellefson, Tarl B. Thimsen, Jean S. Thompson, Gloriette M Tibbetts, Cathy Tibbetts, Ken E. Tinker, Betty Todd, Toby B. Tolen, Greg Tomlinson, Derek A. Turnwall, Tracy A. Twitchell, Hannah I. Spirit promoted Through closs unity W 'L fr' , . , 1 A i ' 'iii Q. i paq' I K 83, 5 NU tt s ri f . T -We f Qtr is A I :ff ,- ., i i ..,.. 1.1. F65 , 4 if ' ' i ...,r '85 A 771, ffl , , A lt Ai . . . ' Underwood, Barbi E. Vance, Diane P. Van Hoose, Betty L. Wainer, Rolana R. Waite, Laura E. Walker, Alden G. Walsh, Sandra A. Wardle, Harold R. Washington, Jackie M. Wasnick, Judy A. Watkins, Holly Nl. J Watson, Steve G. Webb, Jacqueline Weber, Alice A. Welker, James E. Wellman, Mike E Wellrnan, Tom Westfall, Karl W. Whicker, David J. White, Angela S. ..-ri vi' i., Fi. ,IF 6 , S . :X .. ,115 .. .,. me - . far fi iffy- g-if it . '-1?-. -.J,,. A3 f ' 'U Q J fr 39' Y 1 r f A F N1 White,Donna l.. J i . White, DwayneT .1 gi ff ' qi 4, White. Rick L- 531. if 1 ' 'Vs' ll.. W if M' ' fkyi 1 ' f it 11 f f' , -. Wilbur, Richard Pi. J ab a-seg . eq, ' if ' .W 4 Wilks, David B. - ,X 3' ' 5 ' A 4 ,ra A i Williarns, Alta L. f . . williams, Danny N. i f ' . 5: , r rfspigf Williams, Richard v. X k, X ' is if F it x. J Linda Willing and Nancy Aldridge involve themselves in preparing decorations for the Junior Prom. 'W.+,i'- e ...., ,,.,..,., i 'I 4 A -. -W ev l l . A.r.ff-:iff - '?1xiz..f gi .fix r 355.1 .ylvgg-,icy giwgrfixgg. yi-:, 5 N, If If Lei its H1 Hs A yy' .J,..,,i..r.-. W .Li , . - 4. r .. N 1 . ' Qs. Q 'iff 55 '5 f ' Willing Linda M. Willis, Connie Wilson, Paula L. Wingrove, Susan Winn, Macey Jo Winsor, Debra D. Wills, Ed Wilson, Ed Wilson, Joseph Wolfe, Debbie J. Wolfe, Rebecca E. Woodard, Mary J. Woodhead, Dale Wooster, Douglas Worthley, Donald Wren, Sandy M. Wyatt, Jean Yingling, Madeline N Cheryl Chesnut and Bob Fisher discuss plans for the Junior Court decorations. Sandy Hicks rushes down the hall to leave another funfilled day at school. Not Pictured Ayala, Sandra L. Bean, Michael G. Beans, Mary E. Blander, Sherri R. Boedeker, Bonnie J. Boston, Edward R. Breukelman, Vicki L. Burkevich, Pennie Burton, Denese G. Colley, Jo A. Elliot, Karen E. Felton, Mark W. Fhimsen, Juan S. Fields, Lorena M. Fox, Loretta J. Gartin, Gary J. Gauss, Brad K. Gercie, Charles F. Golley, David J. Goodson, Matthew F. Hartig, Alan R. Iverson, Cheryl A. Johnson, Vincent M, Kennedy, Don H. Kilpatrick, Warren R. Komrowski, Suzette M. Krott, Steven L. Langeski, Kathleen L. McVay, Charles W. Nuciket, Debbie L. Papp, Colleen Peach, Sharon K. Pearson, Sharyl J. Peck, Linda L. Peterkin, Ernie J. Reid, James E. Richardson, Suzanne Shafsky, Benjamin C. Snider, Larry G. Stephen, Shirley S. Swanson, Barbara J. Swartz, Michael O. Tippins, Russell L. Tolbert, Julie A. Vanderpool, James A Walker, Alden G. Walker, Allen G. Walter, Ed W. Watsjold, Kim A, Weaver, Larry E. Wilkinson, David L. Williams, Doretha J. Williams, John A. The Junior Prom, the main event of the year for the class of 1970, involved much preparation. Linda Willing, Nancy Aldridge, and Tricia Bing work on decorations in the cafeteria after school. Juniors ond Sophs sporlc school octivilies -nm... it Cheerleading involves more than just cheering as demonstrated by JV cheerleader Barb Swanson who helps paint pep signs in the student lounge. Band members traveled to elementary schools to demonstrate musical instruments. Here Sharon Sturgis shows her flute to students at Nunaka Valley Elementary School. f 'I 5 On AVN GN .D Y? f I h'N'5 f ff s 'wi-io FHM Alix: While others work to prepare for the Thunderbird Dinner, Jim Davis takes a rest as Chris Jones pushes him around the halls in his own Chauffeur driven Coffen box. Finding that absence makes the work get harder, Beth Burgreen, Brenda Ramert, and Larry Dunn struggle with make-up tests. n...-. W, I Scott Harter, Dick Stark, and Nlat Goodson compare notes before taking part in a class discussion. XXXXXXXX NN gi The inner mechanics of a duck are explored by sophomores Barb Stepp and Bob Westmoreland in biology lab. deos sparked by busy sophomores - L ,, ., K . 'gale . . rl . ' Al N df? wfllf Q .sissy Q 4 sw ' W Qi ls' 1' ,,.,,,,,L..9, ,, fky- g aff 'K . 4-A Q- 5 skim, K mfs. X N is 4 N .,4.f,,,1.,L 'QT fibfifgf gy ,Q- wu. s V 1 'Q 'S ie -U ? L '42 , W 'eg K . I 'H More ' i ' I Abegg, Peggy A. Adams, Debora R. Adams, Karen K. Adams, Lynda K. Adams, Lynn Aldrighette, Alan V. Allen, Carolyn Allen, Mike E. Ambruz, Donna M. Anderson, Mitchell Anderson, Norma J Arduser, Beverly S. 11... .QV :J v'f V' -A 5 X ef.. 5 Q, , TP I H . i , . A W, x. with Qs W' mart 2 i ve W1 . , . 3 A 1, ' ' 1 L Vg ' V 'Tw 1 'N 'ir' e, A A W 'J Behm,sherrinM. 1 . , , .. , Behne, Linda L. .pi ,, i . if x A1 ii . sin aug,-f A t X 'Q 0 ! R L 4' 4215 uv Ju. ,. Armburst, Steve M. Armstrong, Robert W. Ashcraft, Linda S. Atkinson, Susan M. Austin, Sheri L. Baily, Lester B. Bain Ella J. Baker, Donn B. Baker, Karen J. Ballard, Lillian A. Balthazore, Gerald J. Barnes, Harley D. Bartlett, William R. Baski, Diane G. Batey, Alan Bayer, Judy L. Bayley, Debbie L. Bearden, Sherran L. Badami, John Bedsworth Mike W , l,,. . Q' ef 'ii P ,. ., eff he ,h f. -iw Q.. ii gf-v w - A ' Wifi. :fi in IVF? , iw? 1. H ,gg f of ' I we Y .15 .vm .J we ' i W . J J wa' F l iff Belenski, Bill A. Belenski, Darcie J. Belenski, Don D. Belenski, Ronald G. Beltz, Dorothy A. Benbow, Donald J. Bender, Clayton E. Benzel, Alice C. Berry, Janice D. Bilet, Rolf L. Binns, Wanda B. Blackwell, Shari L. lf li li . ' 2. f M l M FE f Q r ' i ff 4 Brannon, Steve E. Brickley, Ruth E. Brock, Vicky M. i 4 ,D ,. ,E M x y, vig.. l Ii' D., '01 Y L-X 1 . ' I E , V A- Q .4 4, 170 T7 -aeij' W . . W 'Ti it ,f,Ln E. ggi Jn ' ..,.,.gf..l.,fUW Blake, Judy C. Boegel, Tim E. Bondi, Mike D. Boniface, Renee A. Booth, Tia B. Borenin, Dave L. Boucher, Becky S. Bowen, Evelyn J. Bowen, Miles O. Branch, Sidney L. Brockway, Debbie J. Brooks, Don G. Brotherton, Douglas W. Brown, Larry R. Brown Leslie A. Brown Patricia M. Brown Paul G. F' xi ' rf Q S .J 'Y 5 l 1 it M , - , ia f , , ' 77 k'k, I .K I 9 Ag 1 f . .,, Q4-swf me ' K 7 .. 'Zum - Ev 'tx . FH Y? MQ lj! 2 ' an 0 Q ' -. Brown, Flon L Broyles, Stan Brunson, Lola Bryant, Jerry Bryant, Terri Buckalew, Bob Burgreen, Beth P Burton, Bob G. Burton, Linda D. Butch, Tom Button, Leslie J. Callahan, Alex V :fi-f.-s' 'f -f '3 . A L 3? H 4 -'T -2 QQ , ?'. .29 .. xJ !f 1 Efet.-.A-f.Ya,f'fA1-iuizz' .1 2 in lv if -1 1 I rs . , 4. 5 juli 'fe ,A i I X Y, w. Cianfrani, Loren Clark, Richard L. Clontz, Dennis J. Clyburn, Riley Coker, Sandy L. Coleman, Becky R. , Cooke, Steve G. Cool, Frank L. Corven, Becky Courture, Jeff A. Cox, Gary J. Cozart, Alex W. is I Carr, Chris R. Cartwright, Jerry W. Casey, Teresa M. Catching, Pam J. Cedros, Ted A. Chapin, Tom D. Chapman, Jim S. Chesnut, Debbie Childers, Joe M. Chute, Marcella , ki L. Ji A as 2 .1 L K . f.. v.. . 3 V1.4 fl we 5 . w . ., 5.-,. fl. S . 4, . Bill Belenski sands a plank which will eventually emerge as a rifle. J, 1 , .,. K V -l f N. s r W V'kk .K-.,. I -4 ,V New - .I f i .V i I ' 4 E 3 '23 . yi, X .,', , .,.. K I 4 . K ,n- , ii gl . v- L , . f I A ' - .geiszsm n . M., j.. W im' .V My wav- QM ' f if l -of ff ' K is 2 mv + i X X if 4? 'L ff' Y 2 .S l , L . ix A fa- . A if l7i . has Nm.. s ? L 'Kr as 'fuer 'Q' A Q A 3, ,.b' X? tai' -3? gf:-.swf '14 75' -W f X'-A Sophomores Davis, Deonne C. Deary, Chris F. Deno, Barbara C. Dersch, Joann Dickey, Charles H. Difalco, Maile C. Crafton, Harry E. Crawford, Carrol A. Crawford, Karen D. Creech, Pam K. Culbert, Lorraine lVl. Culpepper, Kip Cummings, Lora L. Cusack, Craig A. Cutler, Sondra L. Davis, Dave choose their closs yell Dill, Jim L. Dodd, Lori A. Doddroe, Frances E Douglas, Rick L. Drake Kelly E. k B ' . Dreese, Linda S. Q 3 DuBroc, Martin E. 4.1! -5 Z Duggins, Bob M. , I Dumont, Debra J. Dunder, Rebecca Dunn, Larry A. Dunnaway, Teresa E. Dunphy, Janet A. is.. L ', l az, A af Lv, A' L35 4 ' 'ZS or ., ., ' f .4 .pa i 3 'Q ,X 422 S 'EI 5 3 S Q, QQ- S x 2 L.. is., 2 3. x in M, Lugary Pennywell studies his homework assignment in the silence of the library. Emerton, Steve W. Eddens, Michael W. i ,555 Z' Epps, Daniel Evanoff, Craig G. Fairbanks, Richard G. Farkas, Gerard L. Farris, Randall W fr- -fm- Fay, Greg G. 2, 1 ea 1 'JI 5... Fessler, Gail S. Fields, Stephen E. Fleishauer, Betsy A. Q .Y 3 1 H , 1 Ford, Ken D. 2 Q . E Forgues, Celeste W, 'A h I F0r9ueS,J0ev A- l D ' F -1:3'T Q! ...W ar 2 M? 1 1 Fortmann, Richard O. fi W 5, I , W . if s.. ' -, f , ,. iff! .- lyk GN 1' K ,. , r j, , K r,,,-,- re ii- z '- M' I1 K. , ' Q H kk YV Q -- 11,19 -' Q 1 Foster, Danny H. i P a N ea Foster, Deborah K. EW k I in V .gi , V L, . Foster, William T. 2 ' 1 , x W 2 ' .Q ' ' 5 if .- 2155323 t ' Fowler, Ralph D. f 9-Q' gg. V ' Frankford, James P. , ,, . fx f 99 . f- F ' at 2 T55 P Y 1 W ,. N V D A ig alther, Kay S. 23 ,, F M 1' few F A .5 J.. A Gainey, Eddie L. ' G n ' L3 ,Q 'i 'hh, V Gall, Dennis L. Q V 'M' 'G i H ' Q f--- f Q Galliett, Ana M. if ' 5' , 'a -- I gV'l. .QiigQ Garrett, Cindy Y. .Q ,iff ' , Y . W . W. , Gaustad, Richard D. .,., , ,fi ' Dj ' is-2 1 .,,, 2' ' 5 v :ffl I y , r W Gelatko, Catherine A. , . V P I - H 4 f- f ,a ' K Gentle, Dale E. za if ' . 2 ff Z Gerondale, Bob J. 1 1:05 Gm, Bob E. m g, Z I ,L V Gilman, Toni L . .. VIL' 2 Glatt, Marie L. Graves, Bill L. Gray, Jacqueline F. Green, Edward Gregory, Bob M. Griffen, Amy G. Grisham, Lynne E. Goodrich, Harold E. Gorsline, Cheryl 4.12 Brenda Ramert completes a test. , isa- U J .- 3' Graika, Mike G. 5,3 Q, af' 4 'l X , 3 F' V Q V i ,sg L A, . - w ' . -- V.- 2 -' L , in if V- - A .. , I X I . . If kkl . bg- . . KX - me .G uf 1 fi I 1'f x L af, df -gg' . l l ilk , .ia g. I Aft. , ., , 5 , . QM Grover, Ronna Hadley, Rayma A. Haley, Albert S. Hancock, Joanne Hardin, Jerry W. W A 1 . V743 me .X A We Q11 J W 2. rw . W ,. . va. , we 'lr .I K e D, .J 5 Q, A I wa 'ix X of-' - 'U' Harding, Rick Harker, Lorell C. Harker, Lorraine V. Harp, Larry Harrison, Gai S. Harrison, John N. Hartberg, Kent I. Hatfield, Teresa R. Hawk, Ross Hayworth, Steve M Heath, Jeff Hehl, Joe P. Heikes, Jerry L. Henderer, Vicki Hensel, Tom Hensley, Debbie K. Henson, Carole Henson, David Fi. Henwood, Steve M. Heynen, David Hickok, Nelda L. Hickey, Barbara J. Hill, Sharon R. Hite, Janet Hobson, Alexan Horst, Karl L. ah , - , .ao as . .af z ,qi , 5 ., y 'A - x, f ', V 4 V, V in I I. I -1 ' 1 as 71 - i if. A V ' ., 79? ew' L ' ,- 4, J zf -J A'-ee' Z W b e . . A an -W - 1 5 .sr Q er.. , if , 1 1 . V 1, HIE N, If- Hinshaw, Elizabeth D. , 1 'A an M' -ez i ile :air 1 ,Q - f 1 . v.. I r .. Q' 1 '-'-'If' x ua ' wg I H, . .. .f.a.4.- 31? lf, W Hudson, Kent O. Hodge, Gay Hughes, Vicki Huddleson, Bob A. fi ' 'fe Huls, Wade Hunt, Brett T. Hurst, Lola R. Hutson, Cathy Iverson, Frances Jackson, Wess L. Jacobs, Charles A. Jamison, Leslie A. ,. ,.. We so L1: 5 . f I E f 3 ia? , .za , Q Sophs sponsor T-Bird Dinner project WH 3 5-as ., gv, Q ,f ilu 4 Q .,,-, L K. . .-A , fr, 1: 7 .1 -ir, .Q ' ro , Q 'iii M f ' xv' 3 J 'M ' J Q- ffpg e y ' a., 55 X gt ff? 1. I 3, I 5 if-3' ' y, ,, X .Q J ' 1 ' '53 Jarvis, Yvonne Jeffers, Ray D. Jelinek, Jane Jennings, Gerald D. Jester, Pam K. Jigliotti, Jim S. Johnson, Bret E. Johnson, Burton A. Johnson, Denise Johnson, Eric J. Johnson, Gover L. Johnson, Sherry L. Johnston, Don C. Jones, Chris W. Jones, Evelyn J. Jones, Herman W. Jones, Keith J. Jones, Richard S. Jones,Robert C. Jones, Terry A. Jones, William W. Jordon, Kathy R. kj if: of I- M y ,J 'T . -.-,:. gc- ,- EW f f 'A L 2 ' . 7' ',,. 'Q' Y 4, 3 f - .Q J ' ! fffiil i f fvkf ,.. ,, . sf , Y L : in - it H .J , . sa . A,-ex ,J 'Z .. 1 . 2 ' em Joy, Charlene G. Kane, Debra A. Katstetter, Kristin Kearns, Carol A. Keith, Margie L. Keller, Fredrika Kelly, David W. Kelly, Dean B. Kenyon, Doug E. Ketchum. Harry Kilgore, Teresa A. Killian, Pat L. Charlene Joy, the first girl to take a wood shop class at East, demonstrates her skill. Q, .,,. , Y I 1 -f .. if it 41' in Fr ie , . f - ' ' .iere gl. wi W 2 17 ' A i ' fyf' ' - tn - 92 -.f.e 1,,,,,g..,. f ' I E Killpatrick, Dwight G Killpatrick, John Kilpatrick, Warren R. King, Gary W. Kings, Linda J. Kini, Marlene K. Kircher, Irma l. Krafton, Harry Krupa, Mike L. Kyler, Lynette L. Lachelt, John Ladd, Priscilla D. r Qt 'xp W if jg , , mm, Yi r , X ly Limnger Larry J. A ,J fig, W Linoblom, Donald C. E Q . 1,2 xx 5 an 4 ,, B451 A U 'hug 315 4-.. T. 2 J 2 f. V a . . , n a Link, Barbara E. Linkbiner, Hazel J. Liston, Ricky R. Llanos, Debbie S. Lofgren, Charles W. Logan, John Longoria, Virginia Lori, George M. Lott, Donna L. Lovern, Jeff W. Luvis, Terry Luzzort, Earl E. Lyman, Ken J. Lyons, Linda McArdle, Clelia J. McFarlin, Roxanne N. ' McGhee, Jim E, McGregor, Denise N. McKay, Barbara M. .e .1 V 4 1., - X , Q, 4 p i ? 'f' f. Landacre, David Larson, Kathy E. Later, Doug W. Lauder, Bill Lawless, Cathy A. Lawson, Bob A. Lawson, Mike Leadford, Kathy M Lee, Gary Leggitt, Mike R. Leiser, Doug M. Levan Henry m..:?'l F539 m:,al,ip::n- ' ' 1 'W . K A-1 1 ii , a s L ' . Hd .. f W Qi ., A ,..: -5' ,fa J ,K ,J A . ,f .. wi 1. N.. him? 5 A ,EI .2-5 -ti McLaughlin, Kelly McLean, Karen M. McLin, Joe C. McNab, Jim McMahon, Gary P. McVay, Mary A. McVee, Mike Maakestad, Walter E. Mace, Tom L. Machin, Tim R. Maddeford, Eileen Majerle, Carol A. Malley, Gail M. Mangus, Alfred R. Maney, Paul D. March, Garvin E. Morino, William Martin, Jon Maser, Pat K. Mason, Rebecca A. S Matney, Steven R. May, Jim R. Maya, Ruben M. Maze, Marvin Meiller, Kelly C. -e2ft2's-Nix ' ff . iiffgz A . . V l - Mackey, Doni D. Macon, Shelia -if 1 'S xx-. ......,. ..... K. y V. ..,. .S ly R X y r QQ' ,. at J, if A R .l I Mesick, Annette M. , - V , Metcalf, Susan K. Miller, David Miller, Steve R. Miller, Tim . .,,. , f - N 9 fl. 5... Q--ar' if in M Qrfr 1 S 'fT7 f In 3 f H' f 1 'SN .X J ' V 2 in 'J ' lm., 0 J F. R . xl U E lj, ' A. .- K'-35 ,52 AI, . 'Q 1 - f ,w -K .,,,. H ,,.- ,. , 151.2 ' ff.. .,. .- - . v r 'fb H r .x, 1 i 1 n Y fi. I Y M tif: we is 2 M 1 ' if f 'tri 25 vw s ,- ,f 5 'Q 'lw wv u f . ,... f- V , L. B , 1 - l IF ' .3 ai ' ,rn ' nn.: . ww , 1' .al we I bt f . . ,itzislw g3QggQ.i',Q, V , M, L... 6 1 1 Mintz, Debbie L. Mitchell, Ken D. Mittasch, Michael Mobley, Debbie Moe, Greg J. Mohr, Eric A. Mongold, Dennis D. Monnseratt, John Moores, Bill Morehouse, Jeff A. Morgan, David Morris, Becky' E. Morris, Gary M Morrison, Robert Murphy, Laurie Neakok, Susan Neeson, Marjorie A. Nelson, Richard D. Nelson, Steve E. Newcomb, Jim E. Nittone, Jim Nix, Joe M. Nobles, Cindy A. R f Mizelle, Ch ris L. ' fn , J - , . - I' Ffilikiiie 515 ' ' ev . ,, 'fl'-5 7 r vw: 1. ik ..1.-'M .V Q.. K. K , , R 35, ' X , sux V: fx X 1:17 - 4 l .,,,, ,,,, ,..,,,.. X gf? If , . it M J diff V Qv, , 5' ,..,. L7 '- Northcutt, Teresa K. Nugen, James V. Obermiller, Gwen Ogard, Margie E. O'Neal, Terrie J. Otter, Deanne T. Owens, Jane E. Pace, Bill L. Padie, Bobby G. Page, Vickie M. Paris, Charles N. Park, Rebecca I. Parker, Douglas S. Parker, Wayne Passey, Kenneth E. Passey, Roberta J. Patson, Wayne L. Pavlovich, Michael C. Pearson, Stephen E. Peck, Larry L. if tsiif , ' i ,V ,W ,V f . , .77 K i I2 f'-sg if is i Sophs odd pep To Homecoming Pederson, Sheila M. Pedretti, Tony A. W , Pennywell, Lugary G. Petersen, Charlene Nl. .L ww. 5, 1 V 'L' . . ti fi X it on A 5 X0 W Peterson, Cheryl L. - A , 1215. - ,f-if, Peterson, Chris A. M, ' S., V T gg: . Peterson, David C. i Q ' . L. my Petkovich,Susan L. . i .NA ls . ' V X, 5 l ff X . A I fe. L ,L i. V. Petty, Kathy M. gi ,M 1 Phillips, Kathryn A. Q , g , , Piacock, Lihaai. , 'i,V ' i Pidgeon, Louise E. L 'L fl-X . P y 4, if Pilch, David s. .b .nn A Q 3 , ,. r 57 J Plowman, Lezley J. i L ' Y 5 I 'V ' L- fl. V Portlock, CatherineA f 'P S -.fx I ij A ' Pg f , CQ: Price, Sheila N. 'T' Q - P -i i Q ' 1 ' i , 'T Price, Stephen K. i ' A ' 1 K, V ,JE E, ' ,K ' f Q i, Purramore, Hulon .iii . . , -1 is X 'i if v i f i 7 V' r S . 2 .2 1 4 ei 1 'fi' h i f ., ri W ii . , ii M- cm, ' ai ,, x Q i f Ouillin, Donna Quinton, Greg Ragula, Tom D. Rains, Danny Ramert, Brenda K. Ramones, Beth C. Ramsey, Donna J. A I -M V .E Reber, Bill L. X 3' J . ii f i Reddick, Chuck W. 5 v Reese, Loyd R. Regal, Judy P. we wifi f , .1 1 .,,- - A ,f :'. . .. , , if if 'lg I M, ,eAe s slx I ' X 1 Gl am? L. e . A I g z iw' l ' ' A 1, E Rehrer, Donna J. 'M , ',,,a A f y Reid, Mike A. ,.,.. g J, V , 3 Q. Resue, Mike F. x . r A 'WV' I ' fvdy ,,,,s '- Reynolds, Mike R. l- ' J ' fav' ' Reynolds, Phillip A. J ' ' l 1 Rhyner, Melody A. by K X -wK1 Chewl Gorsline secretary offers an id X ,, ..,, . ' I, , ea to fellow class officers Jay Thomas, president, Barb Stepp, treasurer, and Pam Jester, vice-president. ws . I Rhyner, Richard D. 1 , V. 3, Richardson, Kathryn H ,N A s J., Riggs, Dennis L. 3 W Roberts, Cheryl A. Robinson, Bob C. Q Robison, Larry L. if , A A Miz R by ? gl: . ., - ' - W- L ' , Robertson Patrick T. 'N ' ' Roderick, Tom J. Roell, Clara E. Rogers, Sherry L. Roper, Karen L. Rotondo, Dan G. Rowan, Gayle R. Royer, Rita G. Rusnak, Steoher M. Russ, Randy J. Russel, Karen L. Ryland, Tim P. Sacheck, Barbie J. K' 'H Wlllb, J it wi 1 '6' 5 t -lm... , .W Q -'Q Q , H :z 1.-,111 . .A :sam Q, Mai, I J mf 5 We ba 1 if 5 Q P . 4:95 'f . R ' iz if , 1 1 x' i' Q W t Q A 1 'f' ' :Jo 41, 'f A 5. . Sf J .JL ' . 'ea 'i' Salters, Billy R. 'ef Sandifer, Becky D. ' Sappah, Bonnie L. .J y K3 ' Qi 5 Saugther, Tom , mr Sauer, Nancy J. .L . Saupe, Mona J. , 1 Scepuvek, Henry F. Schach, Karl C. X? 'il I i n K. Schilmoeller. Suzie R. . fi 7 ' .1 -.., , A Scnroer, Bruce H. ix ' S ' Aa 5 Ai Scott, Beverly Lv J' 5 A ' G-vi Scott, Beverly G. f Um . 1- L Il . -,-' 1 iair f i I ,f Segriff, John F. - Av f ,ig V Seitz, Jim A. 1 Q if Sells, Kenneth W. , D Setter, Patricia A ' , Sexson, Scott R. 7' 3, . Q .,,. 1 ,ff 1- :W a ,Ei I, Wg Q , rf ' 145 if 1, V.riiii 'ili J , Sexton, Mike E. . L . 1 15 . Shannon, Mary E -., , Q3 fe ii ' v , -wi W' 5, Shea, Rodney M. ,fig I -',, gg,.ff! ' ' Sherbahm, Don 5 J ' Shubert, Kurt P. L 4 5 , 5' , 11 Xu . . I ilk N959 1 r im gg. 8 if . Smith, Lara L. ge W5 . z. age . Silcox, Clark Fl. Silva, Joel A. Simmons, Mark S. Singleton, Jack W. Skelton, Nancy Slaymaker, Ray T. Smith Becky L. Smith Christine Smith John N. .5 aw, ' QU i gurl' Bret Johnson and Jeff Lovern take notes for class reports. in , ,wg ,kW,, . l S Annual Chrislmcas lounge decor Smith, Tom M. Smith, Wesley A. Snyder, John J. Sonnentag, Chuck S. Sonnentag, Tim J. Spaulding, Gayle L. Spencer, Bruce A. Staats, Willard A. Staley, Charles L. Staley, Dave W. Standifer, Don Starbard, Gary L. :V - hm 'vt' ie' i, ' V '?'21fiF:Lii V 1 if - s smnh,Mike lvl. 2 if Smith, Pam J. , fl 'H ' Smith, Pat Q .. A .. 3. Smith, Shellie S. .5 ,. EL -f, .R aef l wrt - fbi? . .J--,,. . -n.,.,... . , f ffefw. . , , if, weak '55ixi.ss:--- .ww me new ' f am.-if .. 53 Ei , Y lb. if .. -tg, .. - 'Q t f , J ..., . J . ,.,., , X .Q as A' , 3 I-me . , 5 . W? -Q M 4' ew , W 2 li 3 it ,...,. . . V -. , fri 'M ,..-., J 4 1 7 - l . f we f ' M S f . 1 ! 4 ,,,. ...,. H L. W , Lk S' X Q . .f f W g S 1, ,K gl , .X K as - ....m,.5, L ,mu I, 1 1 f fr, A it . A 'R . 'S-:lm 4 5. ... Lx 5 ' t y N 4. 1 - 0 4, , 'K fi? N - . ' ff. Ti l 2 ' ., in 'fi . L , L ., ' L t J ,txA . , V r., -l ww -. 5 , '- f.,5f1Jf2',. fr r f Q- 'E -, jgfjiignr' . 'L' ., . ,, L if 'QP ei planned lo 1 ...K za 1' - f-1::w1' L J Wi 2,5 Q L A 1 5 , 'ie 5 if ,J I, ., y sophs A' f ' ,gg 'ai ' M Statler, Patricia M. Steadman, Marie E. Steger, Cathie J. Stennis, Michael J. Stepp, Barbara A. Stepper, Mickey K Stepper, Mike Stokes, Bud Strickland, Larry A. Strother, Jim E. Stump, Donna M. Sutton, Anna L. Swanson, Larry A. lags 'Q ef if :g,,g,, 114 2, ' i o 'F . et, af 1 :1 as Q Sweat, Dottie E. Syren, Roy N. Tanner, Billy D. Yht V5 ,..' Sad 9 4- ,.,... lg A Tanner, David C. ,U Tenkins, John B. , Terde, Tracey A Terry, Douglas H. Q if J Tallarico, Angeline M. Strickler, Roger G Stroh, Kathy S Stormer, Den 2, Jay Thomas receives a helping hand from his fellow worker. JF Tetpon, Edith Thaggard, David Thibault, Robert D. Thomas, Jay Thrasher, James H. Tibbs, Cindy L. Tippins, Russell L. Tomlinson, Denise A. Troutman, James E. Truet, Tina M. Tude, Michael R. Tuer, Guy W. Tullis, Tim E. Turner, John S. 4. ,, , E 1-egw V A -Q l . J . 5 if 1 2 A ' ' fffiitiiii Q.. , fb. ilri s 1,51 1 ' ,, ,. A . VV ,Q K Vkr., 5 X wr ' . A , ' l'liit1 V -, X ' J 'ig W' M a is 1's 1, J J ' lj W . s r rv- QQL ' 'A . ,, F2 T 1 'wr Turner, John Uhlemann, Alan Upchurch, Ken Ussery, Susan L. Van Ness, Lee M. Veatch, Jim E. Veit, Mark Vial, Mark L. Vik, Susan C. Voss, Mark S. Walenezky, Pat A. Walker, Dan L. . wig 44, 4 Aff Ja' 4 ..::.:::,-e mr 5 if ' .,. Q ti.. .wifi E! Walker, Janice S. Walker, Ken Walker Wall Waller, Valerie F. Walker, , Vicki L. , Maurine A. James P. Walsh, Karen A. Ward, Doran L. Warfield, Michael A, 7'2- Watkins, Paul R. Watkins, Steve Watts, Dave A. Weaver, Mark A. Webb, Peggy J. Welker, Cindy S. Wendte, Richard B. '.i,.?..?-ig... . 4 ' ' . 39,5-:if , Q 5.- 3 gzgmw v: fs. -gf : ,- .. N001 'QMS , ps. 2 - 51-.. f -. , ia. ' 'fam - .1 2.32.- A , , , Q. ,. . ,. ,w.:ff.1f. 1- 'v:: . zf K Pausing a moment before class, Lorell Harker enjoys the morning breeze. Wesson, Joyce A. Westfall, Keith M. Westmoreland, Robert D. White, Nancy J. Widdows, Joan Wilfret, Melody P. Wilhour, Nathan T. Williams, Lillian R. Williams, Tom R. Willing, Richard M. ' 1 R ' , l f -Q. - as K K I ,I , . ..f- , V 4 V E is , fl 1 , ,AV ,A ' Wilson, Ann A. Wilson, James W. . :sv-Y 'f-. f-K fs ' J limi' I . 5 , V .. L we R is r- , . ' -'-.wfQ't' ' me 4- , A3 , af' Q-Sqn' Qvlsa' 3 'ang gg.. V 'nw qv-vw' - YEA M, 5'1- il X . I Af, L, V A 'lii ., . 0 r . llfs l J li H li f' .lg A lf- F . iiil it il gy A 1 1.4. . lf Wilson, Mary S. Wilson, Tyna L. Wirak, Debbie J. Wisdom, Linda J. Witt, Roberta L. Wolther, Delores Wood, Randy Woodhead, Robert N. Wortham, Wanda J. Wortham, Wanda J. Wright, Laurence T. Zeiger, Gary 2 is gi ,ff P G -as ' 11 , Debbie McNeil and Vicki Walker greet the Monday morning doldrums in first hour class. NOT PICTURED Allen, Len B. Anderson, Catherine S. Armstrong, Robert E. Arouser, Beverly S. Atwater, Jane A. Ayres, Dennis P. Baily, Robert A. Baker, Shelia B. Barr, Charrise L. Bartels, Pamela S. Baxley, Deborah L. Beard, Diana L. Bell, Robert L. Berg, Teresa L. Blackburn, Danial N. Bright, Annyce Bryden, Gary L. Bush, Dawn L. Carnahan, Donna L. Carter, Eric F. Caudill, Roger A. Cavanaugh, Bill J. Chandler, Jennifer Clark, Charles F. Cole, Kathy E. Coleman, Debbie A. Coleman, Julie A. Conides, Sandra J. Cool, Frank L. Corbett, Cindy L. Correll, Kathy L. Cuzzort, Earl G. Damton, Georgia A. Davis David H. Dryden, Nancy J. Dunder, Reba B. Ellison, Sandy L. Emerton, Stephen W. Evanoff, Craig Fairbanks, Carole L. Fesler, Susan G. Finkbiner, Hazel J. Fosler, Gail S. Foster, Edward J. Gause, Gladys Gilbreth, Shelia L. Grisham, Sharon A. Hall, Nancy A. Hansen, Vickie Hestness, Jean K. Jenkins, John B. Jenkins, Tom M. Jerde, Tracey Johnson, Don C. Jones, Wayne C. Judy, Michael R. Kleinenberg, Rose K. Kokuluk, Robert A. Lambert, Kay M. Larson, Maureen E. Letpon, Edie F. Lewis, Perry McLane, Jean F. Mangold, Dennis D. Mell, Carol L. Miller, Alma Miller, Madelin L. Muldrow, Marian J. Nightengale, Joseph A. Orlando, Stamps R. Otto, Craig L. Owens, Danny E. Parker, Sharon A. Pavek, Belorise A. Pogue, Loren U. Porter, Teresa A. Pruitt, Lisa J. Purchman, Sherril L. Rasmussen, Connie L. Reser, Barbara J. Robison, Ronda J. Roger, Gayle Roggenbuck, Roxann M. Roscue, Robert E. Rosser, Virginia A. Russell, Shirley A. Sch nell, Teresa A. Seetomona, Charles A. Shelton, Nancy Sheppard, Debra Sinyon, Vernon Slaughter, Tom R. Smith, James M. Smith, Linda C. Spellman, Steven D. Stinson, Susan A. Strickland, Ramona Tetpon, Walton H. Tevogt, Maureen Tibbetts, Cathy F. Tinker, Betty M. Turner, Rick T. Velleca, David J. Viettone, Jim P. Walker, Jimmy R. Walther, Delores E. Watkins, Ann C. Webber, Janie M. Westfall, Kurt O. Wilks, Ed T. Williams, James P. Willis, Connie L. Wilson, Kathleen A. Wyatt, Jean M. JP cn l m....n .,..'- ' nr,-W UM' 5 ' 1 1 i SL 4 S Mx DEPARTMENTS .X ,L ATR g, .Q 7 . W M 5 . is , . l . Mr. Dale Magstadt signs an admit for Rick Harness. : Vi - K X .i,ii t . my f I .., NQ..,.,,- Mrs. Joan Baxter spends a moment in meditation between classes. CED X X. .i V A -X EE? eg xiigg X .A 5 X -fi' X Q -X BTA X xx H -.2 ss X Ox 'Y I is As 192., REBBQXQXX NW, 1 X , S k S C E , ,- ...N Mrs. Joan Baxter English FTA Miss Dorris Benson English Dragon Slayers Mrs. Laura Bernhard English Mr. Stephen Brenner English Mrs. Bette Cato Reading Improvement Madchen Mr. Carl Eberlein Speech U.S. History Student Council Mrs. Laurel Johnson English Sophomore Class Sponsor Miss Rubye Karo English Mr. Ronald LaValley English Cross Country Team Coach Mr. Dale Magstadt English Debate Club Senior Class Sponsor Mr. Wayne Mergler Speech Drama Thespians Readers' Theatre Mrs. Mildred Redmond Annual Paper Communications Mr. Louie Schroyer English Study Hall Applied English Mrs. Nell Simmons English Epsilons Mrs. Linda Van Tassel English Sophomore Class Sponsor Mrs. Joyce Waldrop English English Dept. ---vw, What me worry? Mrs. Mildred Redmond seems to say as she enlists Miss Patricia Abney's help during a busy class period. rfb- ' di' l j ll we if .::.....,,.. , . ' szzqggszr S .ff,4!.i53???1f55 Qikiiiaifs Mr. Colin Baxter American Government Key Club Mr. George Benson World History U.S. History Mrs. Percy Eggert American Government Family Living Fencing Club Mr. Arthur Elliott U.S. History Majorettes Mrs. Helen Ellis World History English Sophomore Class Sponsor Nlr. Robert Green U.S. History Hockey Mr. James Hamilton Sociology American Government Swim Club Senior Class Sponsor Mr. Howard Hosken American Government World History Football Coach JV Basketball Coach Mr. Delbert Lowery World History Track Mr. Colin Baxter welcomes more campaign posters for his room. Mr. James MacKenzie U.S. History Mr. Jean McLane World History Miss Ruth Moulton U.S. History World History Mrs. Pamela Renner American Government World History JV Cheerleaders Miss Lois Ramsay World History Mr. Richard Willson Psychology American Government Miss Nelda Wythe Miss Nelda Wythe emphasizes a point during class HUman f'e5 discussion. World History I-lislory Depl. Mr.James MacKenzie matches wits with Tom Bartels during lunch break. wif., vi xx A W MW I I Moth Dept .K xxx 1 , in , Mrs. Maimie Moore Math IB Math Lab Mr. Norman Sarazin Math I, III Math Lab ' fi.- X Apr' .,,,,, .y ' b Mr. Ivan Harrison Math II, V Mrs. Mary Hodgson Math III, IV Mu Alpha Theta Mrs. Carol Mell Math IB, II ,D . , FT . A ' MQW- 1,, ,,,. , , . , ,.,, , .,... in. During conference hour, Mr. Ivan Harrison catches forty winks in the teachers' lounge Science w +15 , U ii Miss Patricia Abney Biologyl ivir. Arthur Arians f Biology I S22 F it Q Mr. Gary Bernhardson Biology I Science Lab De pl. Mr. John Claus Chemistry Advanced Chemistry Biology I Chemistry Club Mr. Robert Clutter Physics Senior Class Mrs. Joyce Macbeth Geology Alaska History Mr. Herb Niemoth Aeroscience Mr. Harvey Reinholz Biology I, Il Mr. Rubin Tikka Chemistry Biology I Ski Team-Coach Sporting beards are Mr. Hanley Reinholz, Mr. Arthur Arians Mr Bob Clutter, and Mr. Wallace Smith who are pictured here enjoying the last few carefree moments of summer vacation. , ,Were ,V ,, A, , Fei 5 YS Wag: Ari Dept. Mrs. Mary Chatterton Art l,ll,III Art Club Jia A E ll 1 -.-11? J I ., lip .- se- 4 W A . vi is .. , A v s yy I ,xg X1 S 'K Qty ' 3 1 Mrs. Mary Chatterton seems to enjoy demonstrfajing the fln,e points ofgulptdre to 1 ' 1 xi Home Economics Dept. Boys in Mrs. Cassel's bachelor arts class seem eager to sample her cooking! L f 1 Af! A J XPTV , -13 CN L, X. A WW X Y .4 .Ui 1 1 1 1 .1 we 1 l V 1 xv ,l K l' xv . -lil, - l l , w' r lf 1 1 , 'll 1 fi' w 1 u 'M ' 'f ,Q L 1 uf: .ll Q' xl 1 Q7 fx 6. W A ,1 1 Nj. ,lf 1, Ml .Af 1 V Q X Xlklc xy t YV i U pw ,JP 1' J A ,-.V 1- ' ,lv IX 'Q' , , M' - 1 1 '. lil ff .L M 1- . ., -3, Ll 1,11 V X , X1 1 . N X1 of ,ox 1 bl is 1. u bf lx . Mi 51Uf .1515 H MJ 1, K V- wiv' Lfgcig . I lf' ' 4 V 4 I . , jx ,ff . . fg J M A A x MW WX X5 1 Mrs. Carol Floss X Home Economics 1 Advanced Food Advanced Clothing Child Growth Rifle Team Mrs. Judy Watson Bachelor Arts 4' Basic Clothing' Home Economics ll FHA ll . iv 14' , L. . if A, W X Il: , A .1 , ' ,iff 1,11 11411 Miss Janet Adams Typing 1 Office Machines VOP FSA Mrs, Barbara Beier Typing I Office Machines Personal Typing Mr. Jack Hlmelgrin Bookkeeping VOP Student Accounting Business Dept. Mr. William Reagan Typing I Shorthand I Mrs. Maxine Sleeper Shortland I, Il Typing ll FSA Mrs. Patricia Wirschem Bookkeeping Business Law Work Experience DE I .df Vin.. Miss Janet Adams discusses the operation of steno machines with Linda Harper. .77 , ii 3' 1. .ar During one of the band's visits to a local elementary school, the children listen attentively while Mrs. Kathleen Jones directs. Music Dept. Mr. James Everly Intermediate Band Solo Ensembles Symphonic Band Mr. Kirke Nluse Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus Concert Choir Sophomore Chorus Barbershoppers Junior AFROTC Program Colonel Robert lVliIler ROTC fs IW ge wr'-A f ,,. 'z' Sgt. Rethman, one of the instructors in the new ROTC program combines work with a little levity. Mr. Robert Senden instructs his fifth hour class in basic wrestling skills in the boys' gymnastics room Physical Eclucoiion Depl. Mrs. Marilyn CasaCalvo Girls' PE GAA Mrs. Babe Cassel Girls' PE Health Education Bachelor Arts Miss Mavis Conlee Girls' PE Mr.Flobert Durado Boys' PE Football Coach Sophomore Basketball Coach Mr. Charles White Boys' PE U.S. History Junior Class Sponsor Varsity Basketball Coach IncIustrioI Arts Dept. Mr. Arnold Geiger wood I, ll, in Mr. Thomas Monroe Graphic Arts Photography Mr. Wallace Smith Mechanical Drawing I, II, Ill .l.V. Hockey he-us. Mr. Thomas Monroe plans ideas for his photography class which is part of the new graphic arts department. Foreign Longuoge Dept. Spanish teacher Mrs. Annette Nugent spends a quiet moment planning her daily lessons. Mrs. Ellen Diebold French Il, Ill, IV French Club Miss Sara Krohn Spanish I, II, III Spanish Club 45' Mrs. Rose Marie Spencer French I German I German Club Mr. Gottfried Stevahn German I, Il, Ill K ,. ji Jiffy . it ' KS r---,-W.. -, 4- 4 at .Q -21 mi School Boord Talking with lVlr. Richard Arndt, principal of East High, is Dr. Carlisle Kramer, superintendent of schools. Dr. Kramer spent the day visiting and observing classroom activities in graphic arts to compare the educational facilities of schools in the district. l+ Anchorage Borough School District Board Members are SEATED: Mrs. Robert Larsen, vice-president, IVlr. Willis B. Avery, president, and Nlrs. Lowell Thomas, treasurer, and STANDING: lVlr. William J. lVloran, member, IVIr. Loren H. Lounsbury, clerk pro tem, Dr. Carlisle H. Kramer, superintendent, Prof. Richard P. Gay, clerk, and lVlr. John C. Hughes, treasurer. lVlr. Phil Levis, Nlr. Bernie Warren, lVlr. Richard Arndt, and Nlr. William Frick discuss the board of teachers' schedules while considering the merits of the new selective English program. Adm inislrolion ond Stoll Counselor lVlr. James Fleming Counselor Miss Winifred Kaiser Counselor lVlr. Phil Levis A - 4 ? Cou nselor lVlrs. Sue Merritt f , ,' . ,fi Counselor , r,:Wi H if lVlrs. Louise Peck - Y ' Nurse A V lVlr. Richard Arndt Principal lVlr. William Frick Assistant Principal IVlr. Bernie Warren Assistant Principal VY? f . I' X - x V . 1 ' -. 51,9 'a - 1 ' i .,.T 'X l lk A '- E 4, s ' Bi I fi., Mrs. Jessie Barber Mrs. Beth King greets the morning's work with a smile. Secretary Mrs. Evelyne Caine Secretary f ,-Rb X QQ- Mrs. Margery Cannon ' 5 'sg Egg .ab Secretary ' T, Q 3 -Q Q Q3-gs V bl - x Q-2 . xx '11, x ge-Fw N A v X Q ei , vi IL Mrs. Ella Cook ix . f Secretary f - K +2 5 M x Q I 3: EQ QX Mrs. Betty Hoxworth Xie F , x Q ' Secretary Q if Fx, Xb O X . ix M I Ng X Q I rs. Jo Ann Whitehurst -tg up Q, B Secretary :X QT Mrs. Jackie Lynn Audio-visual Mrs. Virginia Rehder Librarian Mrs. Ruth Settles Librarian Varsity Cheerleaders mt .uit ff nib! wifi' 205 -r l L 1 -' ,Is XXV... f ' - in -qv- Cafeteria workers are Mrs. Evelyn Tucker, managerg Mrs. Leona Seniorp Mrs. Lennea Lindong Mrs. Deloras Draytong Mrs. Lillian Jonesg Mrs. Kay Foxg Mrs. Barbra Hotteg Mrs. Jeanette Nyquistg and Mrs. Margret Floethe. ll- Cofelerio W . . Wm K . gpg. ' ti. pm-L 2 'li Q ,M .-...A 5 . Q4 Mrs. Kay Fox gets extra change from Mrs. Tucker's office -' during a busy lunch period. Mrs. Barbra Hotte and Mrs. Margret Floethe begin preparing chicken lunches early in the morning. lVlrs. Ruby Alston tries to keep the halls clean during heavy daytime traffic hours. ' Mr. Tom Piper adjusts video taping equipment for U G n S Mrs. Redmond's communication class. have-1:4 Night crew members are FRONT ROW: lVlarvin Sarren, Elmira Drew, lVlarie Schneider, and lVlaepearI lVlcKinleyg and BACK ROW: Tommie Todd, Wilma lVlirkiles, Lee Hall, Mae Dean, Bertha Turpin, and Johnie Harrel. Mr. Richard Nixon Humphrey to become overcame Vice-president Hubert President of the United States. MMI t,,, ' ,Q ,YV President Lyndon Johnson stunned America with his refusal to run for re-election. U M. 2? 3 Aff ,uv Millions of Biafrans suffered from malnutrition as Nigeria cut off aid routes to the rebel state. Sister Helen King of Ireland at a hospital in Emekuku, Biafra, is one of the many people trying to help the embattled Biafrans. In Retrospect . . . Brilliant successes and monumental failures marked the year of 1968-69. During a year of heated political contests, many noted figures faded in and out of the limelight. The American two-party system of governe ment was challenged by George Wallace in a third party bid for the presidency. The tenuous thread of hope for peace in Vietnam was strengthened by the opening of peace talks between the U. S. and North Vietnam in Paris. Offsetting this step toward global peace was the Biafran rebellion. Aside from war casualties, more than a million people died of starvation. Display of armed might was not limited to Africa and Southeast Asia. The Soviet Union's occupation of Czechoslovakia threatened chances for East-West co- operation. Despite political chaos at an international, as well as a national level, scientific achievements were numerous. As 1968's seemingly miraculous heart-transplants became more commonplace, Apollo Vlll and IX expanded men's frontiers with NASA's space exploration program progressing in a string of stunning successes. In a year of conflicting events, student riots were balanced by gargantuan efforts of many separate organizations to aid the suffering Biafrans. North Korea returned the crew of the USS Pueblog but, conversely, the USSR invaded Czechoslovakia. NASA continued probing into space with the highly successful Apollo series. This double exposure shows the Saturn V booster lifting the Apollo Vl ll spacecraft towards the moon. The Soviet Union invaded Czechoslovakia and reversed the liberal trends of the Czech leadership. Here a Soviet military policeman watches Russian heavy trucks roll into Jirikov, Czechoslovakia, from East Germany. 5 'K wwtaxssn' g.. 5535 Z ii il .i4.....4n. Discovery of expansive oil deposits in Alaska's North Slope area created an influx of men and machines into the state Alaska was -plagued by many air disasters in 1968. This twin-engine Aero Commander crashed near Barrow in November killing bush pilot Robert Fischer and six members of the Governor's Employment Advisory Commission. Miss Alaska for 1969, Gwen Gregg, takes the tradi- tional seat of honor leading the Fur Rendezvous parade through downtown Anchorage. L: s Former Governor of Alaska, now Secretary of the Interior, Walter J. Hickel precipitated a controversy when he was appointed to the cabinet by President Nixon. Alaska suffered a loss when Senator E.L. Bob Bartlett, long-time legislator and dedicated Alaskan, died of com- plications following heart surgery last December. t i 'Q ,f ,b A -., 'f ' M, -:Www .. ' l 'Www 'Ee' , ..,1 17325 Q? The second annual ABSD four high school musical, South Pacific, by Rogers and Hammerstein was produced on November 14, 15, and 16 at West High. East student Debbi Bale starred as Lt. Nellie Forbush. ? s W Tw 4 X . N L 3 xi' if-2 ef' ADS cmd INDEX i ,uf-kf.N CONGRATULNHONSTOTHE SENIOR CLASS OF 1969 ELECTRIC INC. 2609 A Sfreef 272-3623 H ..- VISIT OUR PANEL. P enneqs WAYS FIRST QUALITY PENNEYS FASHION BOARD REPRESENTATIVES FROM EAST SUPPLIES, INC. 1840 ERNATIONAI. D 279 4631 1 6 'tv SERVICE PRINTING COMPANY K General Prinfing Jobs f' IIIII I2O Ecisf Sixth Ave. 272-7154 'I I Eddie Meier ' Class of I93O Anchorage High THE SURF LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Coin operated Norge Machines Fully offended Open daily 8 cl.m. - IO p.m. 833 MI. View Dr. 277-6434 S 8i F FOODLAND SPENARD 9TH 8g c Mui.DooN ROAD FRIENDLY - SERVICE - QUALITY GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE 6 :mu if ' Hem' I FIHREWIEED LANE BMRIBIEIR SHQIP I NEED YOUR HEAD TO RUN MY BUSINESS THANK YOU MEL. MAIN 524 E Firiuws ED LANE MANAGQQ Phone? SPENARD, ALASKA JEWE D M TO O DE EXPERT WATCH RE NG A SK N GIF S Curlis Spenuml Jewelers 84 Gillis DIAMONDS - WATCHES '- JEWELRY DIAMOND SETTING - ENGRAVING WM fiwwm GO SEE A MOVIE TONIGHT AT ONE OF HE FOUR LATHROF' THEATERS FIREWEED No LI HT SH ING CE TE PHO 279 2722 A c o A 3 DENAI-I 4TH AVENUE KTVA-TV NGRTHERN TELEVISION INC. Music BY IVIUZAC KBYR-AIVI KNIK-FIVI STEREO THE CAPTAIN COOK HOTEL ALASKA NEWS COVERAGE THROUGHOUT THE LAND OF THE MI NIGHT SUN BY ANCHORAGE I, DAILY TIMES an-K1 ex T CONGRA TULA TIONS 7969 GRADUATES 'T' I FOOD KING If A I 505 wEs'r 6TH Ave N III , A A M CHICKWBURGER ,MQ ' A 'N 'x Llg' ' MT. IEW DRIVE AND BRA W STREE 5807 GLENN WAY 277-6025 CENTRAL Plumbing 81 Heating CONTRAWNG KENNEDY HARDWARD REPAIRING WE SELL RETAIL GO 277-7731 212 E, INTERNA 6TH 8 gaudy Jfwaen BILL CHINJS NORTH STAR CAFE Baum? Salam Complete Beauty Service st 604 H Street DERS TO GO 272-5932 PHONE 277-8823 612 E.15TH AVE xx Z ful 3.5. -,R ' i' ' ,-N FUEL COMPANY X 8wlZl!MfLuZaZhe6Za44af69 I' , ALASKA 'S oWN DEPARTMENT STORE . . . g - , . with old-fashioned friendliness in inodeifn convenient QN I 1 suwfoundings NORTH RN LIGHTS SHO PING CENTE 4040 IvIT. VIEW DRIVE KOSLOSKY'S HUB CLOTHING TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU 539 41-In 434 4th BOB MCBRIDE MOTORS Fine Used Cars and Magnolia Mobile Homes 834 Eosf Fiffh Phone: 272-7489 ALASKAN VILLAGE, INC. MOBIL HOIVI S ARK 300 PARKING UNITS VIII 3 M YN 7800 ANCHORAG BARR OAI: ALASKA, 99504 V Yukon Office Supply, Inc 935 GAMBELL STREET TELEPHONE: 277-1531 ANCHORAGE ALASKA 995OI Sales 0 Service I Rental THE EUSINESSMANIS DEPARTMENT sToR DON T BOTH R YOUR N IGHBO BO OW FROM BAII. Y S BAILE Y'S RENT-ALL, INC. IOI EAST NORTHERN LIGHTS BLVD NC ORAG ALASK HONE 279-4-541 F D .I BAIL Y ED'S ELECTRIC INC. I . 9 SALES AND s - , gisgmsja A MARKET . .Jail , f .a 326 4 W e 272 4591 1240 9 277 3012 ALASKA STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HELP BUILD A BETTER ALASKA ak ir ir ir ui' F All Y C cmic Tile Needs S e ALASKA ART TILE 817 M Ave. BOB'S CHEVRON SERVICE :T I Hf! ANCHORAGE j JEWELERS j L- Z FRANK CARLQUIST F 1969 -vEf? 'I I 5434 272-1312 C g t 1 t Class ofl969 1969 HEWITT'S DRUG STORE WESTERN and PLUMBING 8: HEATING, INC. PHOTO SUPPLY 3704 Minnesota Dr. Spencrd 710 9 277 8828 LZ? RADIO 550 300 TV-CH 2 WILLIS FLOORING C0. ABC-NBC JERRY WILLIS OUR BEST WISHES T0 272 3822 THE CLASS OF 7969 f 2:'i'if1' ':' ' ii: I X 'V ' 'gin I JAY PERRY 81 ASSOCIATES- HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK AD With great pride, we congratulate all the '69 grads for your fine achievements. That diploma is just the be- ginning. It's the passport that opens the doors to a successful future. A 84 W Drive In Anchorage Trailer Sales B 84 J Family Stores Brown's Salvage The Carrington Company Clary-Pioneer Insurance Agency Fabric City Mutual Fund Brokers, Inc. S 81 F Foodland Stores Weaver Bros., Inc. Jay Perry 8: Associates Congratulations, girl graduates Nerland's has a gift for you .... C0149 ttii' - L' A Great C i . 433 6- gg.. , gjggm refreshment A ,me I 2 i thingsgo D. -5-in A 4 ff? better H ' Q2 r I i Anim... , 14, ' ' Come in now for your free miniature Lane Sweetheart Chest a gift to you from Nerland's Home Furnishings I f I Wlth 6.10596 r not-ruso unosn Aumonurv OF THE cocA-com COMPANY B Anchorage Cold Storage Company Inc. YOUNG FASHIONS 321 5TH AVE TOPS FO YOU BABY S BOTTOIVIVV 272-4623 J i Wlll Qi. M A CJ . . X X tf L 7lcfa leafy 'aff V DIAPER SERVICE 1236 EAST 7TH AVE NORTHLAND PIPE AND SUPPLY CO., INC. 2132 POST RO D 272-8551 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1969 graduates of East High. Sears will be ready to serve your future needs wherever you go. You can always count on us for quality, value, and satisfaction. SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY 700 E. Northern Lights Blvd. Phone: 279-4422 Log dmnce WELCH'S GET YOURLE AT T'BIRD num: STYLE SHOP GAYGIBSON TASTEE FREEZE 2142 xy: ' 4 Erma. B . ' If J ' W ' ' I N X . ' 6 X f I WHEN YOU THINK OF BANKING, THINK FIRST OF FIRST I THE ' I U cj, FIRST NATIONAL ANK pf OF ANCHORAGE MAIN OFFICE 4TH 84 G STREET 279 4481 CONGRA TULA TES THE GRAD UA TE THE FOUNTAINS 221 EAST 7th 'v s h ll-ll . ur-5 1 9 f .401 ll !l1!.!Fra -as Hlr. 1ii2- W1 a n illi E iiinllllilh iii 91:5-f l .. 2 ii ini - lllq'i'i5, fi5?Q :r 1 -nr H illlllmll' X I E I D L XX N W P V N E 0 E L APT. R G MANOR APT. 112 E 24th 221 MEYER ST SEA AR MOTIVE, INC. LAKE HOOD ANCHORAGE CONGRI' TULATIONS, SENIORS We toke pride in presenting Fashions for all your many activities for graduation, For summer fun, for your future . THE SMART SHOP Corner of 4th and F Street MATANUSKA VALLEY BANK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1969 I N157 KI PAUL S 49th BEAUTY SALON ' ii Cards and Gifts GIFTS FOR HOME AND OFFICE I53O Gombell Street Free Parking ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS NATIVE ARTS AND CRAFTS ALASKAN DIAMOND WILLOW 272-6131 900 w. 5TH MERRILL FIELD TELEPHONE 272 0013 i 1 ff f ' 245 E, 5TH AVENUE II ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 272-2501 Famous lor Peggy's Pies BEA SAPPINGTON POST OFFICE Box 1273 MANAGER ANCHORAGE ALASKA Property Exchanger C. METCALF, REALTORS HOMES - APARTMENTS - BUSINESSES WILBUR gl SON FLIGHT GPERATIONS FAST CHARTER 1740 E. 5TH AVENUE MERRILL FIELD SUPER SERVICE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND FINE TOOLS INDUSTRIAL, MINING AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT POST ROAD, ANCHORAGE 277-3422 KENAI, ALASKA 283-7494 Bos gg PAULINE WHITEIS 277-1024 PRESERVATIVE PAINTS OF ANCHORAGE SOLD ONLY ON THE POPULAR HOME PARTY PLAN BY 136 E- 6TH 277-2311 vouR LOCAL TUPPERWARE DEMONSTRATOR CONGRA TULA TIONS TO 3600 D ROAD 27 9282 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 7969 et TACO NU NAKA IVI ART OS -E.. - 5900 so --'EUR . 333 7281 fag Q 2 I-:Anson 'I 5 ,. G' 2 W ' House I Famous for Alaska Seo Food I I CAO 277-2724 DECALS f N X r Q ' I--'Q': i 5,1 1 ff' ' Z1 I A6715 Q DOWNTOWN AU MASTER CRAFTSMENH CUSTOM DESIGNED DISPLAYS 512 W. 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L RADIATOR REPAIR S AND S UPHOLSTRY THRIFTY DRUGS THE LEGEND STAFF CO NG RATU LATES THE GRADUATING SENIORS .allay Photo Credits Ward Wells- pgs. 106-107 Anchorage Daily News- Pgs. 208, 209, 210, 211 Hewitt's Photo Shop- pgs. 6, 11, 243 Arctic Studio- individual student portraits Mr. Jean lVlcLane Miss Janet Adams Student Photogrophers John lVlain Jennifer Brewington Linda Nliller Brian Britt Mark Bear Dave Hammock Jim Davis Kathy Lyon Macey Jo Winn Cheryl Jefferson John Watsjold Chris Nlizelle Photo by Dave Hammock Index A Abbas, Douglas 112 Abegg, Peggy 88,168 Abney, Miss Patricia 193,197 Adams, Debora 88,168 Adams, Miss Janet 199 Adams, .linny 82,88,101,142 Adams, Karen 168 Adams, Keith 142 Adams, Lynda 168 Adams, Lynn 168 Adros, Ted 79 Agibinik, Waldon 142 Akin, Shirley 142 Alderson, Jeanine 88,142 Aldridge, Nancy 6O,70,86,88, 142,154,163,166 Aldrighette, Alan 168 Aldrighette, John 142 Alexander, Veda 142 Alexie, Carrie 142 Allen, Carolyn 168 Allen, Edward 79,142 Allen, Lawrence 41 ,50,73,82,83, 86,143 Allen, Len 189 Allen, Mike 168 Allen, Patricia 112 Allen, Shin Do-Han 143 Alston, Mrs. Ruby 207 Alvarado, Bonnie 112 Ambruz, Donna 168 Anderson, Anthony 30,64,112 Anderson, Arvin Aiderson, Catherine 189 Anderson, Mitchell Anderson, Mitchell 168 Anderson, Norma 168 Anderson, Patrice 87,112,113 Anderson, Terri 143 Andrews, John 143 Anton, Katherine Aplebee, Peter 86 Apostol, Raul 112 Aprill, Joe 112 Arashiro, Dennis 143 Arduser, Beverly 168 Arduser, Randy 37,143 Arians, Mr. Arthur 108,197 Armburst, Steve 169 Armstrong, Melinda 143 Armstrong, Mike Armstrong, Patrick Armstrong, Robert 99,189 Armstrong, Robert W. 169 Arndt, Mr. Richard 191,203,204 Arnold, Rosella 143 Ashcraft, Linda 130,169 Ashenfelter, John 143 Atkins, Charles 143 Atkinson, Susan 169 Attatayuk, Reuben 100,112 Atwater, Jane 189 Aubrey, Rhonda 73, 113 Auell, Cathy Austin, Michael 40, 113 Austin, Sheri 169 Avery, Willis 203 Ayres, Dennis 189 Ayala, Sandra 165 B Bachner, Denise 88, 101,143 Badami, John 169,189 Bailey, Robert 189 Bailey, Tamara 97,98,101,113 Baily, Lester 48,97,169 Busy at work in the coun- selling office, Mr. Phil Levis greets a visitor. Bain, Ella 50,169 Baker, Donn 169 Baker, Donna Baker, Karen 169 Baker, Richard 82,83,85,143 Baker, Robert 113 Baker, Shiela 88 Bale, Debbie 10,71 ,73,78,98,101 , 143,151,160 Ball, Gerald 143 Ballard, Lillian 169 Balthazore, David 37,39,72,113 Balthazore, Gerald 30,37,82,169 Banks, Jean 88,143 Banks, Marc 41,143 Barber, Mrs. Jessie 205 Barnes, Donna 143 Barnes, Harley 169 Barr, Charrise 87,143 Barrett, Connie 113 Barrineau, Steven 143 Bartels, Pamela 189 Bartels, Thomas 113 Bartlett, William 169 Baski, Diane 75,169 Batey, Alan 169 Baxley, Deborah 87,189 Bayer, Cathy 143 Bayer, Judy 79,169 Bayer, William 50 Baxter, Mrs. Joan 192 Baxter, Mr. Colin 194 Bayley, Debbie 169 Bayne, Jim 143 Bays, Margie 143 Beam, Rita 143 Beans, Mary 165 Bean, Michael 143,165 Bear, Mark 82,90,143 Beard, Diana 143 Bearden, Sherran 169 Beck, Turrell 144 Bedsworth, Michael 55,97,169 Behm, Sherrill 169 Behne, Linda 169 Beier, Mrs. Barbara 199 Belenski, Bill 171,169 Belenski, Darcie 169 Belenski, Don 169 Belenski, Ronald 169 Belisle, Thomas 86,144 Belka, Terry 113 Bell, Margo 20,87,101,108,144 Bell, Preston 144 Bell, Robert 41,189 Beltz, Dorothy 169 Beltz, Thomas 37, 144 Benbow, Donald 169 Bender, Clayton 169 Bender, Judith 84,113 Bennet, Janet 70,113 Bennet, Cliff 144 Bennett, Rodney 51 Benson, Miss Dorris 192 Benson, lVlr. George 194 Benson, Mike 37,39,72,113 Benzel, Alice 88,169 Berg, Teresa 22,50,88,189 Berg, Theresa 89,144 Berkley, Darryl 97 Bernhard, Mrs. Laura 192 Bernhardson, Mr. Gary 197 Berry, Dennis 73,79,80,86,144 Berry, Frankie 69,114 Berry, Janice 169 Berry, Jeannie 144 Besser, Mr. Bill 56,57 Biederman, Linda 73,77,80,88, 101,144 Biederman, William 54,114 Bigley, Richard 144 Bilet, Rolf 94,97,169 Bing, Tricia 21,69,73,86,144, 166 Bingaman, Vicki 20,61,88,144 Binns, Wanda 169 Binns, Wanda 77,144 Bishop, Gail 60,69,101,144,146 Biss, Thomas 82,114 Bither, Darlene 114 Blackburn, Danial 189 Blandman, lrvin 144 Blackman, Ray 100 Blackwell, Kenneth 37,68,72,82, 1 14 Blackwell, Shari 169 Blake, Janet 70,71 ,88,97,1 14 Blake, Judy 170 Blander, Sherri 165 Bledsoe, Mark 83,93,94,96,114 Bliss, Gordon 114 Bodnar, Bela 42,43,50,51,72,97, 144 Boedeker, Bonnie 69, 73,88,165 Boegel, Tim 170 Bolinger, Renee 100,114 Bondi, James 87,114 Bondi, Mike 170 Boniface, Renee 170 Booth, Tia 86,97,170 Borders, Cristine 144 Borenin, David 170 Boston, Edward 165 Boucher, Becky 170 Bowen, Evelyn 170 Bowen, John 114 Bowen, Miles 85,170 Bowles, Delbert 144 Bowlus, Larry 144 Bradshaw, Christopher 40,71 ,1 14 Brady, Susan 144 Braeutigan, Norman 145 Branch, Sidney 170 Brandon, Curt 25,37,38,45,46,68, 72,80,82,86,144 Brandt, Stephen 144 Brannon, Kerry 114 Brannon, Steve 41,170 Brenner, Mr. Stephen 192 Breukelman, Vicki 70,88,100,165 Brewington, Jennifer 70,101,114 Brewington, Jon 54,55,80,145 Bricker, Ronald 114 Brickley, Ruth 170 Briggs, Tom 73,8O,145 Bright, Annyce 145 Brink, Greg 145 Britt, Brian 145 Britt, Sharon 101 Brock, Vicky 86,170 Brockway, Debbie 61,170 Brodigan, Anna Marie 115 Brooks, Don 170 Brooks, Stephen 56,57,72,73,79 80,97,115 Brotherton, Douglas 176 Brown, Cheri 115 Brown, Christine 82,93,97,145 Brown, Larry 170 Brown, Leslie 75,170 Brown, Patricia 76,170 Brown, Paul 170 Brown, Rio 76,115 Brown, Ron 170 Brown, Thomas 145 Brown, Wendi 145 Broyles, Stan 170 Brundage, Barbara 33,73,82,104, 105,106,115 Bruns, Dwayne 145 Brunson, Lola 100,170 Bryant, Bryant, Bryant, Jerry 170 Linda 88,145 Terri 170 Bryden, Gary 189 Buchard, Steve 153 Buckalew, Robert 170 Buckalew, Seaborn 52,145 Buenafe, Gloria 20,26,27,33,62, 75,82,88,145 Bullock, Peggy 101 Burgreen, Beth 75,167,170 Burke, Janis 145 Burkevich, Pennie 165 Burnett, Brent 115 Burnett, Lynn 84,115 Burton, Bob 97,170 Burton, Denese 165 Burton, Linda 170 Bush, Dawn 189 Butch, Gary 115 Butch, Thomas 170 Button, Leslie 170 C Cacy, Anne 115 Cadman, Pamela 145 Caine, Mrs. Evelyne 205 Caldwell, Claudia 115 Callahan, Alex 170 Cameron, Ruth 73,88,97,115 Campbell, Bonnie 100,145 Campbell, Bruce 145 Cannon, Mrs. Margery 205 Carlson, Randall 115 Carnahan, Donna 145 Carney, John 99,145 Carpenter, Stephan 145 Carr, Chris 171 Carrick, Bridget 69,82,88,102, 145 Carter, Eric 189 Cartwright, Jerry 171 Casa Calvo, Mrs. Marilyn 201 Casey, Nikki 145 Casey, Teresa 171 Casper, Susan 145 Cassel, Babe 198,201 Catching, Pam 109,171 Catching, Vicki 60,104,105,115 Cato, Mrs. Bette 192 Caudill, Roger 145 Cavanaugh, Bill 189 Cderos, Ted 171 Chambers, Dave 145 Chandler, Christine 115,130 Chandler, Jennifer 85,145 Chandler, Lee 116 Chapin, Tom 171 Chapman, David 145 Chapman, Eric 145 Chapman, Jim 171 Chatman, Lynn 116 Chatterton, Mrs. Mary 189 Chavez, Roman 116 Cheatham, Loren 73,78,79, 86,145 Chesnut, Cheryl 73,88,108, 146,159 Chesnut, Debbie 171 Chihuly, Mike 52,146 Childers, Joseph 41 ,48,97,171 Chivers, Claude 116 Christie, David 146 Christensen, Craig 116 Chron, Jaymi 14,61,70,84,146 Chron, Jill 14 Church, Dan 146 Church, George 42,116 Chute, Marcella 171 Cianfrani, Loren 171 Clark, Charles 189 Clark, Katherine 146 Clark, Richard 171 Clarke, Linda 146 Claus, ivlr. John 197 Clay, Carol 116 Clay, James 68,116 Clay, Richard 54,146 Clayton, Bill 50,146 Clayton, John 116 Clontz, Dennis 171 Clutter, Mr. Robert 33,107,197 Clyburn, Riley 52,171 Cocklin, Tim 146 Coker, Sandy 88,171 Cole, Kathy 75,85,146 Coleman, Becky 171 Coleman, Debbie 77,189 Coleman, Judie 146 Coleman, Julie 87,189 Colley, Jo 101,165 Colley, Manfred 40 Collyer, Kristie 84,116 Colwell, William 37,139,100 Combes, Maureen 146 Comiskey, Peggy 61,70,73, 82,86,146 Conides, Sandra 88,89,146 Conklin, Robert 37,38,45, 68,72,73,83,97,116 Conlee, Miss Mavis 201 Conrad, Donna 146 Conrad, Mike 3,146 Conway, Judy 85,88,89,146 Cook, Mrs. Ella 205 Cook, Miss Margo 204 Cooke, Steve 171 Cool, Frank 171,189 Corbett, Cindy 189 Cornell, Michael 17,37,39,116 Correll, Kathy 189 Corven, Becky 171 Couture, Jeffrey 171 Couture, Steve 37,41 ,72,147 Covington, Robert 98,117 Cox, Gary 97,171 Cozart, Alex 171 Cozart, Sidney 147 Crafton, Harry 172 Craig, Deborah 15,17,6O,70,117 Cramer, Abby 88 Cramer, Diana 69,97,117 Crawford, Becky 147 Crawford, Carrol 172 Crawford, Karen 172 Creech, Pam 172 Cremo, Steven 147 Crockett, Blade 147 Crockett, Jack 117 Cross, Mary 70,88,117 Crouse, John 117 Crouse, Marjorie 147 Culbert, Lorraine 172 Culpepper, Kip 172 Culpepper, Marsha 147 Cummings, Frances 147 Cummings, Lora 172 Currie, Gary 40,72,117 Curtis, George 79,86,147 Cusack, Craig 41 ,47,48,172 Cusack, Kenneth 36,37,38,45, 46,72,117 Cushman, John 117 Cutler, Sondra 172 Cuzzort, Earl 189 Cuzzort, Jeanne 117 Daigly, Real 147 Damton, Georgia 189 Darby, William 97,117 Davie, Jeannie 101,117 Davis, Blythe 61 ,69,73,82,88, 147 Davis, Cherie 147 Davis, David 172 Davis, Deonne 82,88,172 Davis, Fred 147 Davis, James 3,102,147,167 Davis, Davis, Davis Janet 101,117 Jeanine 22 T rone 118 . Y Dean, Jenifer 147 Dean, Mae 207 Dearman, Eddie 97,147 Deary, Chris 172 Debaere, Ruthann 118 DeBoer, Sharon 70,73,77,80,101, 147 Deloach, Larry 118 Deloach, Patricia 70,104,118 Deno, Barbara 56,172 DePalmer, Ronnie Lynn 73,75, 80,83,86,88,147 Dersch, Joann 172 D'Spain, Michael 98,119 Dickey, Charles 172 Dickinson, Barbara 70,79,118 Diebold, Mrs, Ellen 86,202 Difalco, Maile 172 Dill, Jim 172 Dill, Wendy 70,76,118 Dionese, Louise 37,44,45,46,47, 72,147 Dodd, Lori 172 Dodd, Robin 88,147 Doddroe, Frances 172 Dodge, Kristin 118 Dome, Kathi 20,62,86,147 Doremire, Donna 118 Dotson, Ronald 118 Dougherty, Chris 147 Dougherty, Kathleen 86,97,118 Douglas, Charles 79,118 Douglas, Mary 75,79,147 Douglas, Mlke 56,79, Douglas, Flick 172 Doyle, Charles 118 Drahosh, Barbra 118 Drake, Christine 2,15,69,118 Drake, Kelly 172 During a tense moment of the game, Lorelle Harker, JV cheerleader, watches with excitement. Drayton, Mrs. Deloras 206 Drayton, Patty 147 Dreese, Linda 56,87,172 Drew, Elmira 207 Dreyer, Tom 73,82,147 Dryden, Nancy 147 Dubroc, Martin 172 Dubroc, Sharon 70,86,147 Duggins, Bob 172 Dumont, Debra 172 Dumont, Don 147 Dunder, Reba 172 Dunn, Larry 167,172 Dunnaway, Teresa 172 Dunnaway, Vicki 73,76,78,119 Dunphy, Janet 172 Dysart, Laura 147 Dunyon, Ralph 147 Durado, Mr. Bob 33,48,201 E Eagluy, Sharon 100 Earl, Robert 72,119 Eastwood, Bruce 148 Eberlein, Mr. Carl 192 Eddens, Michael 173 Eggert, Mrs. Percy 79,194 Elliott, Mr. Arthur 60,194 Elliott, Carolyn 69,75,101, 148 Elliott, Karen 165 Elliot, Myron 97,119 Elliot, Tom 20,41 ,82,148 Ellis, David 37,72,119 Ellis, Mrs. Helen Ellison, Sandy 189 Emerson, Diane 15,119 Emerton, Stephen 173,189 Engstrom, Larry 148 4- ,. .,. .W f S ,, .. ..,,..., , .,.,. .,sSM,s.5-f, v Kathy Money attends to one of her numerous jobs as yearbook editor. Epps, Daniel 173 Erikson, Marji 76,148 Esenituk, Charles 148 Estes, Clarence 71 ,72,85, 119 Evanoff, Craig 173 Evens, John 78,148 Evens, LaVonne 148 Evens, Richard 50,51,148 Evens, Susan 148 Everly, Mr. James 200 F Fairbanks, Carol 148 Fairbanks, Richard 173 Fairclough, Debbie 148 Fall, Brad 148 Fanner, David 41 Farkas, Gerard 173 Farris, Randall 173 Faubion, Bobbi 148 Fay, Greg 173 Fay, Tom 148 Felton, Mark 165 Ferguson, Sue 148 Ferrari, Mike 41,148 Fessler, Gail 173 Fesler, Susan 189 Fhimsen, Juan 165 Field, Ted 148 Fields, Carolyn 148 Fields, Lorena 165 Fields, Stephen 48,173 Fincher, Shanna 148 Finkbiner, Hazel 189 Fisher, Robert 66,80,82, 85,86,108,148 Fleishauer, Betsy 56,57, 173 Fleming, Mr. James 204 Floethe, Margret 206 Flothe, Glenn 119 Folkers, David 148 Fontana, Lynn 70,71,77,78, 88,98,119 Forbes, Alan 119 Ford, Ken 173 Ford, Yoalonda 120 Forgues, Celeste 173 Forgues, Joey 173 Fortmann, Richard 173 Fosler, Gail 189 Foss, Dale 148 Foster, Barry 148 -Q2-I .in Hadley, Marcille 75,149 Hadley, Rayma 172 Hafner, Bob 20,37,41,68,80, 82,149 Haggins, Samuel 149 Hair, Sandra 61,149 Hale, Melvina 149 Haley, Albert 86,175 Hall, Lee 207 Hall, Nancy 150 Hall, Nancy 122 Hamacher, Craig 54,122 Hamilton, Mr. James 194 Hamilton, Mike 122 Hammer, Patsy 150 Hammock, David 3,28,29,73, 78,82,90,91,104,150,160 Hancock, Charlie 66,150 Hancock, Joanne 175 Hankins, James 122 Hansen, Clay 17,28,37,97, 102,150 Hansen, Doug 150 Hansen, Tim 150 Hansen Vickie 120 122 Hardin,'Jerry 48,175 E P Tory Phillips' attention is diverted from biology students who Mr. Arians' assistance in laboratory work. Foster, Danny 173 Foster, Deborah 173 Foster, Edward 148 Foster, Tim 148 Foster, William 173 Fowler, Ralph 173 Fowler, Trudy 148 Fox, Mrs. Kay 206 Fox. Loretta 165 Francis, Chris 120 Francis, Lydia 148 Frankford, James 97,173 Frankford, Juanita 120 Franklin, John 120 Freeman, John 120 Freeman, Sybil 86,101,120 Frick, Mr. William 207 Gailey, Debbie 74,75,82,148 Gainey, Eddie 174 Gaither, Kay 174 Gale, Bill 54,72,82,148 Gale, James 55,120 Gall, Dennis 174 Galliett, Ana 174 Gamel, Robert 148 Gannon, Bruce 120 Gardner, Dan 120 Gardner, Rhonda 20,69,73,88,142, 149 Gardner, Robert 149 Garner, Larry 120 Garrett, Cindy 174 Garrett, Gail 120 Garrett, Kenneth 97,149 Garrett, Tara 24,79,149 Gartin, Gary 165 Gates, Suzie 66,69,73,82,149 Gathings, Linda Ann 120 Gause, Gladys 189 Gauss, Brad 165 Gaustad, Karen 149 Gaustad, Richard 97,174 Gay, Prof. Richard 203 Geiger, Mr. Arnold 23,202 Gelatko, Catherine 174 Gentle, Dale 174 Gercie, Charles 165 Gerondale, Bob 174 Gibson, Dale 82,121 Gibson, Kathleen 88,149 Giddings, Fred 149 Giddings, Janet 121 Gilbreth, Shiela 149 Gill, Bob 174 Gilman, Toni 174 Gilpin, Marty 149 Glatt, Marie 174 Glenn, Thomx 121 Goans, Bill 82 Godwin, Marvin 78,121 Goff, Dennis 77,87,94,97,101, 107,121 Golden, Eugene 40,121 Golley, David 165 Gonder, Don 97,149 Gonzales, Joe 149 Goodrich, Harold 174 Goodson, Matthew 23,82,86,112, 167 Gorsline, Cheryl 109,174,182 Gorsline, William 37,39,72,121 Grahn, Wayne 149 Graika, Mike 174 Grant, Gary 149 Gratias, Billy 120,121 Graves, Bill 174 Graves, Mary 121 Gray, Jacqueline 174 Gray, Terry 149 Green, Dan 121 Green, Edgar 36,37,38,149 Green, Edward 37,45,46,174 Green, Laurie 149 Green, Robert 194 Gregg, Douglas 149 Gregg, Gwen 122 Gregory, Bob 174 Greiner, Linda 122 Griest, Ella 149 Griffen, Amy 174 Griffith, Diana 122 Grigson, Glenn 149 Grisham, Sharon 75,149 Grotha Barbara 149 ask Grotha: John 122 Grover, Lorene 107,122 Grover, Ronna 175 Grubbs, William 79,122 Harding, Rick 175 Hardman, Zane 150 Hardy, Margarile 150 Harker, Keith 37,150 Harker, Lorell 63,175,187 Harker, Lorraine 175 I-larkins, Kym 90,97,15O Harness, Richard 150,192 Harp, Larry 175 Harper, Larry 150 Harper, Londa 74,76,107,122 Harrel, Johnie 207 Harrison, Gai 175 Harrison, Mr. Ivan Harrison, John 175 Hart, Linda 75,87,150 Hartberg, Kent 41,175 Harter, Scott 37,45,48,68,73 150,167 Hartig, Alan 73,80,83,122 165 Hartley, Michael 122 Hastings, Christine 150 Hatfield, Teresa 175 Hawk, Ross 175 Hayworth, Steve 175 Heath, Jeff 175 Hehl, Joseph 175 Heikes, Jerry 175 Heikes, Roger Henderer, Vicki 175 Henderson, Carolyn 100 Henderson, Michael 123 Hendrick, Rojer Henry, Caprice 123 Henry, Connie 123 Hensel, Tom 175 Hensley, Debbie 175 Henson, Carole 175 Henson, David 175 Henwood, Steve 79,175 Herrington, Marcus 45,123 Hess, Nancy 123 Hestmes, Jean 150 Hetrick, Susan 71 ,76,123 Heusser, Ricky 97,150 Heynen, David 97,175 Hickey, Barbara 175 Hickok, Nelda 175 Hicks, Sandy 73,150,165 Hill, Darrell 123 Hill, James 150 Hill, Mike 54,123 Hill, Sharon 56,234,123 Hill, Sharon 87,175 Hiller, Ed 150 Hiller, Ellery 101,123 Hills, Judy 100,150 Hillstrand, Mary 150 Himelgrin, Mr. Jack 199 Hinshaw, Elizabeth 175 Hite, Janet 175 Hobson, Alexan 175 Hodge, Gail 150 Hodge, Gay 176 Hodgson, Mrs. Mary Hogan, Linda 123 Hogan, Pam 123,132 Hohl, Roger 123 Holder, Kris 76,123 Holen, Dan 123 Holmberg, Roger 124 Hood, Rick 79,150,164 Hooker, Joe 150 Horner, Harold 150 Horner, Jack 82,85,15O Horning, Tim 150 Horst, Karl 175 Horst, Kathryn 87,97,150 Hosken, Mr. Howard 194 Hotte, Mrs. Barbra 206 Hoxworth, Mrs. Betty 205 Huddleson, Robert 176 Hudson, Gloria 3,27,32,63, 78,88,151 Hudson, Kent 176 Hudson, Kerry 151 Huff, Dave 97,151 Huff, Janet 151 Huffman, Ron 151 Hughes, Stan 124 Hughes, Mr. John 203 Hughes, Steve 123 Hughes, Vicki 176 Huls, Wade 176 Hume, Linda 107,124 Hunke, David 151 Hunsuck, Angeline 124 Hunt, Brett 176 Hunt, John 79,124 Hunter, Jim 151 Hurst, Lola 176 Huru, Cheryl 84,151 Hutson, Cathy 176 Huttunen, Leslie 42,72,80,151 Iverson, Cheryl 26,32,62,82, 88,97,165 Iverson, Frances 75,176 Iverson, Patricia 66,70,101,124 Iverson, William 73,124 Ives, Nancy 151 Ivey, Luck 125 Ivy, Carol 73,88,125 Ivy, Mary 69,88,151 J Jackson, Roy 44,45,47 Jackson, Wess 176 Jacobs, Charles 176 Jacobs, Ron 151 Jallen, Pamela 60,125 James, Lynda 88,151 Jamison, David 97,151 Jamison, Leslie 75,88,176 Jarvis, Yvonne 176 Jeffers, Raymond 41,176 Jefferson, Cheryl 96,107,125 Jelinek, Jan 176 Jenkins, John 189 Jenkins, Judy 151 Jenkins, Tom 189 Jennings, Felicia 70,125 Jennings, Gerald 86,176 Jensen, Karen 87,97,151 Jerde, Tracey 189 Jester, Jerrett 152 Jester, Pam 109,176,182 Jett, Robert 152 Jigliotti, Carol 73,80 Jigliotti, James 176 Johnson, Adela 152 Johnson Barry 152 Johnson, Brenda 24,79,152 Johnson, Bret 97,176 Johnson, Burton 176 Johnson, Chris 101,152 Johnson, Christina 73,77,80, 125 Johnson, Denise 176 Johnson, Don 189 Johnson, Eric 176 Johnson, Grover 176 Johnson, Mrs. Laurel 192 Johnson, Johnson Linda 84,125 Marlene 152 Johnson, Rebecca 73,125 Johnson, Sara 70,125 Johnson, Sharon 152 Johnson, Sherry 176 Johnson, Vincent 165 Johnston, Don 176 Johnston, Steve 152 Jones, Chris 167,176 Jones, Dan 125 Jones, Doris 152 Jones, Evelyn 152 Jones, Evelyn J. 176 Jones, Herman 41,176 Jones, John 82,97,152 Jones, Mrs. Kathleen 200,94, 97 Jones, Keith 176 Jones, Mrs. Lillian Jones, Louis 152 Jones, Marvin 152 Jones, Richard 176 Jones, Robert 41,418,176 Jones, Terry 176 Jones, Thomas 40,71 ,72,125 Jones, Wayne 189 Jones, Wayne E. 152 Jones, Whitney 70,152 Jones, William 176 Jordan, Mike 152 Jordon, Kathy 176 Joy, Charlene 177 Joy, Stephanie 152 Judy, Michael 189 Juliussen, Richard 152 K Kagak, Roger 152 Kaiser, Miss Winifred 204 Kallander, Mary 152 Kane, Debra 177 Karabelenikoff, Ken 41 ,52,82, 152 Karo, Miss Rubye 192 Karper, Charles 82,125 Karstetter, Kristin 177 Karstetter, Randy 71 ,80,125 Kearns, Carol 177 Keating, John 125 Keiner, Darlene 73,101,152 Keith, Margie 177 Kellas, Gregory 126 Keller, Fredrika 177 Kelley, Paula 152 Kellogg, Paul 15,72,97,126,128 Kelly, David 177 Kelly, Dean 52,177 Kelly, Tim 52,97,152 Kennedy, Don 165 Kennedy, Kerry 20,23,37,68,72, 80,94,97,105,152 Kenyon, Dawn 88,153 Kenyon, Douglas 177 Kerrick, Sharon 153 Ketchum, Harry 177 Kiehn, Janet 27,70,76,153 Kilgore, Larry 153 Kilgore, Teresa 177 Killian, Pat 177 Killpatrick, Dwight 177 Killpatrick, John 177 Kilpatrick, Toni 75,153 Kilpatrick, Warren 165,177 Kimbrell, Katherine 126 Kime, Alexander 126 Kinda, Deborah 126 King, Mrs. Beth 205 King, Gary 177 King, Michael 42,68,72,126 Kingeak, John 153 Kings, Linda 177 Kings, Rita 73,79,80,88,126 Kini, Marlene 177 Knows, Ward Knutson, Gerald 127 Koestler, Steve 153 Kohlmann, Harriet 127 Koller, Patrick 127 Kokuluk, Robert 189 Komrowski, Suzette 165 Kowal, Dan 45,46,72,127 Kowalake, Robert 153 Krafton, Harry 177 Kramer, Carlisle 203 Krohn, Miss Sara 202 Krott, Steven 165 Kruger, Warren 153 Krumery, Susan 56,153 Krupa, Mike 52,177 Kunz, Kurtz, Valorie 153 Rebecca 85,153 Kyler, Brenda 3,127 Kyler, L Lynette 177 Labreque, Russell 127 Lachelt, John 177 Lacy, Barbara 153 Lacy, Harry 82,153 Ladd, Priscilla 109,177 LaFaver, Gary 37,39 Lahnum, Chuck 153 Lake, James 45,46 Lambert, Kay 153 Lambert, Virginia 101,128 Lamoureux, Lori 128 Landacre, David 97,178 Lappi, David 79,153,164 Laquire, Mike 153 LaRochelle, Janine 120 LaRochelle, Nicore 79,86 Larson, Mrs. Robert 203 Larson, Kathy Larson, Maureen 153 Kintz, Kathleen 70,76,126 Kirbo, Jan 126 Kirbo, Kirk 153 Kirby Cath 153 Lasky, Sharon 128 Later, Doug 178 Lauder, Bill 178 Lauder, Madaline 128 . V Kircher, Irma 177 Kirk, Nancy 126 Kirkwood, Peggy 127 Kissinger, Robin 78,597,153 Kleinberg, Rose 75,86,153 Klocke, David 127 Knedlik, Gary 127 Laughgren, Charles 41 LaValIey, Mr. Ronald 42,54, 193 Law, Jerry 54,128 Lawless, Cathy 178 Lawless, Mark 83,153 Lawson, Bob 41 ,178 LEGEND staff members Barb Brundage, Kym Harkins, Lori Lamoureux,, Bob Ortalda, Debbie Craig, and Dave Ellis work furiously on an upcoming deadline. - ,,,. ri, Lawson, Mike 178 Leach, Don 153 Leader, Greg 97 Leadford, Kathy 178 Leask, Connie 20,22,26,33,62, 73,88,154 Ledbetter, Bobbi 154 Lee, Gary 178 Leffingwell, Brian 97,128 Leggitt, Mike 178 Leiser, Doug 178 Lester, Mark 154 Letpon, Edie 189 Lewis Levan, Henry 48,178 Levis, Lewis Lewis Lewis 1 Mr. Phil 204 Dale 80,128 Jay 154 Kip 20,37,38,72,154 Lewis, Kristie 88,128 Lewis, Kyle 78,154 Lewis Louie 41,129 Lewis Perry 189 Lewis Vicki 100,101,154 W.M 37129154 Lindblom, Donald 178 Lindley, Claudia 128 Lindon, Mrs. Lennea 206 Lininger, Larry 178 Link, Barbara 178 Link, Dale 128 Linkbiner, Hazel 178 Liston, Donald 128 Making good use of her spare time, Debbie Mobley studies in the hall by the cafeteria. Liston, Ricky 41,178 Llanos, Debbie 178 Lockaby, Phyllis 154 Lockyer, Gail 154 Loew, Paul 97,128 Lofgren, Charles 97,178 Lofgren, Linda 77,80,97,128, 130 Logan, John 178 Logan, Michael 52,154 Long, Ruth 73,80,88 Longeski, Kathleen 88,154 Longoria, Darryl 154 Longoria, Virginia 178 Loomis, Howard 37,39,54,72,73 120,128 Lopes, Jerome 154 Loran, Kelly 68,72,129 Lori, George 178 Lott, Donna 85,178 Lounsburg, Mr. Loren 203 Love, Cindy 129 Love, Teri 129 Lovern, Jeff 86,97,178,184 Lowe, Vicki 74,75,154 Lowery, Mr. Delbert 194 Lucas, Sherry 129 Lucas, Shirley 129 Luvis, Terry 178 Luzzort, Earl 178 Lyman, Kathy 88,154 Lyman, Ken 178 Lynch, Sue 15,129 Lynn, Mrs. Jackie 205 Lyon, Kathleen 78,97,129 Lyons, Linda 178 Lythgoe, Lynn 129 M MacBeth, Mrs. Joyce 197 MacDonald, Dana 155 MacDonald, John 155 Mackenzie, Mr. James 194,195 McAtee, Maurita 129 McArdle, Clelia 178 McCarron, Mike 154 Mobley, Deborah 180 Mocan, Ray 97,156 Moe, Greg 41,180 Mohr, Eric 180 Mohr, Jill 27,60,96,97,131 Mohrmann, Terry 87,97,156 Money, Kathryn 14,131,212 Mongold, Dennis 180 Mongold, Ralph 131 Monnseratt, Johnny 180 Monroe, Brenda 156 Monroe, Mr. Thomas 202 Moore, Moore, Candy 156 Catherine 131 Moore, Debra 101,131 Moore, Jackie 131 Moore, Jody 156 Moore, Mrs. Maimie Moores, Bill 180 Moores, Diana 66,88,156 Moran, Mr. William 203 ECHO staff members Lynne Pratt and Judy Bender review a recent paper for criticism. McClintic, Karen A. 73,101,154 McClintic, Leslie A. 73,88,154 McClure, Rodger D. 92,101,129 McCoy, Linda 88,101,154 McCoy, Rita 101 McCreary, Douglas 155 McDannel, Chris M. 20,62,69, 73,80,86,91,155 McDoIe, Sue L. 101,129 McDonnell, Bernard R. 155 McDonnell, Loren L. 155 McFarland, Sarah 129 McFarlin, Roxanne 178 McGhee, Jim 41,178 McGinnis, Gloria 69,82,88,155 McGregor, Denise 178 McKenna, Robert 155 McKinley, Maepearl 207 McLane, Mr. Jean 23,27,190,194 McLane, Jean 189 McLane, Jerry 45,46,72,107,112 McLaughlin, Kelly 86,179 McLean, Karen 179 McLin, Joe 179 McMahon, Gary 179 McNab, Jim 41 ,44,45,46,47,179 McNeil, Debbie 188 McSweeny, Reid 71 McVay, Charles 155 McVay, Mary 179 McVay, Molly 86 McVee, Mike 97,179 Maakestad, Laura 28,29,71,78, 98,102,129 Maakestad, Walter 97,179 Mace, Debbie 130 Mace, Tom 179 Machin, Tim 179 Mackey, Doni 179 Macon, Loretta 155 Macon, Shelia 179 Mack, Michelle 100 Maddeford, Christine 155 Maddeford, Eileen 179 Magstadt, Mr. Dale 107,192,193 Mahar, John 155 Majerle, Carol 179 Majerus, Mike 155 Main, John 78,83,130,136 Makaiwi, Luita 130 Malley, Gail 179 Maney, Paul 179 Mangold, Dennis 189 Mangus, Alfred 179 March, Garvin 179 Markee, Malcolm 130 Marlow, Fred 155 Marrs, Michael 97,130 Marsters, Edward 155 Martin, Edward 40,155 Martin, Evelyn 69,98,100,101 130 Martin, Jon 179 Martin, Mary 100,155 Martin, Rob 130 Martin, John 41,155 Martinson, Ken 83,155 Maser, Pat 179 Masihara, Charlene 155 Mason, Michael 155 Mason, Rebecca 179 Mass, Chris 69,84,102,155 Mass, Louis 130 Massman, Linda 155 Matney, Steven 179 Maurico, Cominic 156 May, Jim 179 Maya, Ruben 179 Mayhall, Rebecca 120,130 Mayo, Jack 156 Maze, Marvin 179 Meader, Yvonne 156 Meier, Robert 72,130 Meiers, Steve 48 Meiller, Carre 156 Meiller, Kelly 179 Mekslh, David 156 Mell, Carol 189 Mellott, Mary 131 Menzel, Carol 61,101,156 Merritt, Mrs. Sue 207 Mesick, Annette 179 Metcalf, Susan 50,88,97,179 Mergler, Wayne 193 Middleton, Roy 107,122,131 Mikkelson, Virginia 131 Miles, Demaris 77,131 Miller, Alma 77,97,156 Miller, Conrad 131 Miller, Craig 131 Nliller, David 97,179 'lVliller, Jo 156 Miller, Linda 79,100,101 ,156 Miller, Madelin 88,156 Miller, Robert 200 Miller, Steve 179 Miller, Tim 52,85,179 Mills, Kristeen 75,156 Mintz, Debbie 180 Mirkeles, Wilma 207 Mitchell, Dennis 156 Mitchell, Kenneth 180 Mitchell, Ronald 97,131 Mittasch, Michael 180 Mitts, Janey 156 Miyamoto, Brian 37,45,72,156 Mizelle, Chris 180 Morehouse, Jeff 180 Morgan, David 180 Morgan, David 50,97,156 Morino, William 179 Morris, Becky 86,180 Morris, Gary 180 Morris, William 41,156 Morrison, Robert 180 Morrow, Chris 72,131 Morrow, Craig 42 Mosquito, Barbara 84,156 Moto, Joe 156 Moulton, Miss Ruth 195 Mueller, Sylenda 156 Muldrow, Marian 76,77,156 Muldrow, Pat 157 Murphy, Laurie 61,180 Murphy, Sandra 101 Murray, Neal 157 Muse, Mr, Kirke 32,101,200 Myers, Jean 157 Nagel, Wendy 82,811,131 Nailey, Dennis 132 Neakok, Susan 180 Neal, Enid 157 Neese, Julis 88,157 Neeson, Majorie 180 Neff, Bruce 157 Nelson, Linda 60,75,157 Nelson, Richard 180 Nelson, Steven 180 Nevzuroth, David 157 Newbern, Kendra 132 Newcomb, Aaron 157 Newcomb, Jim 180 Newell, Arthur 40 Newton, Karen 88,101,132 Nicolet, Debbie 157 Nielson, Marvin 40,97 Niemoth, Mr. Herb 21,108,197 Nightingale, Jeffery 71,132 Nightingale, Joseph 189 Nio, Terry 79 Nittone, Jim 180 Nix, Joe 180 Nix, Terry 99 Nobles, Cynthia 180 Northcutt, Teresa 180 Norton, David 12,157 Norton, Karen 60,132 Norton, Theresa 132 Novak, Keith 157 Nugen, James 180 Nugent, Mrs. Annette 202 Nuquist, Mrs. Jeanette 206 Oakes, Debra 82,84,132 Oberg, Ray 83,132 Obermiller, Gwen 88,180 Obermiller, Leo 73,157 Ogard, Alton 37,72,132 Ogard, Margie 180 Ogle, Glenda 84,132 Oksoktaruk, Ernest 157 Olander, Sharon 157 Olsen, Charlene 157 Olsen, Connis 101,132 Olsen, Linda 73,75,77,96,97, 157 O'Neal, Arra 106 O'Neal, Terri 180 Ortalda, Claire 2,69,86,90,157 Ortalda, Robert 68,80,83,93,96 104,113,132 Osborn, Julie 133 Osborne, Ann 79,157 Otcheck, Kathy 66,100,157 Otter, Deanne 180 Otter, DeChantel 88,133 Otter, Delia 14,88,97,107,133 Staff members Dave Hammock and Jeannie Woodring discuss details for their stories while Mary Stephens and Tom Wellman interview Chris McDannel for a feature. Otto, Craig 189 Owens, Danny 157 Owens, Jane 75,88,180 Owens, Suzanne 88,133 Pace, William 180 Padie,Bobby 180 Page, Vickie 180 Painter, Russ 133 Palmer, Bruce 56,72,73,80, 133 PaImer,Gid 73,93,96,97, 158 Papp, Colleen 88,165 Parchman, Debbie 157 Paris, Charles 41,181 Paris, Michael 71,101,133 Park, George 97,99,157 Park, Rebecca 181 Parker, Douglas 42,50,83,181 Parker, Sharon 157 Parker, Wayne 181 Parks, Glen 120,133 Parrot, Karleen 61,77,86, 101,157 Passey, Kenneth 181 Passey, Roberta 181 Patch, Belinda 158 Patson, Wayne 181 Patterson, John 133 Patterson, Mike 133 Patton, Pamela 133 Pavek, Belorise 189 Pavlovich, Michael 181 Payne, Rick 17,37,72,82,127, 133 Payton, Bill 50, 158 Peach, Sharon 165 Pearson, Sharon 165 Pearson, Sharyl 165 Pearson, Stephen 181 Peck, Larry 50,181 Peck, Linda 165 Peck, Mrs. Louise 74,75,204 Pederson, Sheila 181 Pedretii, Tony 181 Pennington,Paige 158 Pennywell, Lugary 48,173,181 Peoples, Frank 133 Perkings, Vincent 134 Peterkin, Ernie 165 Peters, Richard 97,158 Petersen, Charlene 181 Peterson, Cheryl 181 Peterson, Chris 41 ,99,181 Peterson, David 181 Petir, Teri 158 Petkovich, Susan 1 81 Petrovich, David 72,134 Petty, Cynthis 60,101,158 Petty,Dan 117 Petty, Kathy 75,181 Pfund, Dave 158 Pfund, Janice 101,134 Phillips, Tory 134 Phillips, Dave 134 Phillips, Kathryn 181 Phillips, Lee 28,29,73,80,83, 85,134 Phillips, Richard 80,134 Phillips, Stephanie 22,134 Phillips, Vicki 60,107,116, 134 Pickard, Jeannie 100,158 Pidcock, Linda 181 Pidgeon, Louise 97,181 Peirce, Eugene 120 Pilch, David 181 Piper, Mr. Tom 207 Pogue, Loren 189 Pond, Steve 158 Portella, Regina 75,79,158 Porter, Teresa 189 Portlock, Catherine 82,88,181 Portlock, Mike 37,44,45,46,47, 72,73,82,134 Pratt, Lynne 134,138 Prasil, Beth 158 Prescott, DeeAnn 79,158 Price, Sheila 181 Price, Stephen 181 Prince, Rose 134 Probst, Craig 158 Proulx, Regina 73,75,88,97,158 Provost, Donna 74,134 Pruitt, Lisa 86,97,158 Purbaugh, Cheryl 158 Purchman, Sherril 189 Purramore, Hulon 181 Putnam, Suzette 158 Putt, Thomas 134 Quillin, Donna 181 Quinton, Greg 41,181 Rael, David 40,72,73,8O,83,134 Rael, Mark 134 Ragula, Thomas 181 Rains, Danny 181 Rains, Reginald 158 Ramert, Brenda 109,167,174, 181 Ramert, Deone 66,135 Ramones, Beth 88,181 Ramsay, Miss Lois 195 Ramsey, Don 120 Ramsey, Donna 182 Randall, Gerald 135 Randall, Nancy 113,135 Rasmussen, Connie 189 Rayer, Gayle 86 Reagan, Mr. William 199 Rearick, Guy 158 Reber, Bill 182 Reddick, Chuck 182 Redmond, Mrs. Mildred 91 ,190, 193 Reed, Connie 70,135 Reese, Loyd 182 Reeves, Patrick 37,38,72 Regal, Judy 182 Regal, Persi 27,62,76,135 Regan, Judith 87 Rehbock, Robert 158 Rehder, Mrs. Virginia 205 Rehrer, Donna 60,75,183 Rehrer, Janet 119,135 Reid, James 165 Reid, Mike 97,182 Reinholz, Mr. Harvey 197 Renner, Mrs. Pamela 25,195 Reser, Barbara 75,88,158 Resue, Mike 52,182 Resue, Terri 100 Rethmor, Sgt. 200 Reynolds, Jimmy 135 Reynolds, Mike 41,182 Reynolds, Phillip 182 Rhyner, Jack 158 Rhuner, Jeff 37,39,72,135 Rhyner, Melody 88,182 Rhyner, Richard 182 Rice, Walter 158 Rich, Roy 135 Richardson, Kathryn 88,182 Richardson, Ken 158 Richardson, Suzanne 73,83,86, 88,97,165 Ricks, Belinda 77,158 Rigby, Thomas 135 Riggs, Dennis 182 Roach, Douglas 82,158 Robbins, Bob 135 Roberson, Mike 158 Roberts, Bruce 158 Roberts, Cheryl 182 Robertson, Patrick 182 Robinson, Bob 182 Robinson, Robert 158 Robison, Larry 182 Robison, Randi 82,135 Robison Ronda 189 Rocus, Michael 136 Roderick, Tom 183 Roderick, William 136 Rodgers, Ron 79,158 Roell, Clara 183 Roetman, Shellie 158 Roger, Gayle 189 Rogers, Sherry 183 Sanborn, Rod 159 Sandifer, Becky 183 Sandoval, Mike 159 Sappah, Bonnie 97,183 Sarazin, Mr. Norman Sarren, Marvin 207 Sauer, Nancy 183 Saugther, Tom 183 Saupe, Gwen 97,159 Saupe, Mona 75,87,183 Savok, Lemuel 136 Scepuvek, Henry 183 'Ne Mr. McLane res between classes. Roggenbuck, Roxann 189 Rollins, Robert 158 Ronning, Craig 68,136 Root, David 42,50,136 Roper, Karen 183 Roper, Ron 73,78,98,136 Roscue, Robert 189 Ross, Mrs. Carol 56,198 Ross, Kathleen 73,78, 80,136 Ross, Vicki 105,106,136 Rosser, Virginia 158 Rotondo, Dan 183 Rowan, Gayle 183 Rowland, Mike 159 Royer, Rita 183 Rucolph, Dave 97,159 Ruhle, Connis 100,159 Rusey, Gary 159 Rusnak, Stephen 183 Russ, Randy 183 Russel, Karen 183 Russell, Michael 80 Russell, Shirley 189 Ryland, Dean 68,72,73, 82,136 Ryland, Tim 48,183 Sacheck, Barbie 75,79,183 Sadler, Randy 159 Sagerser, Linda 159 Saia, Edward 136 Salters, Billy 183 Samelko, Linda 159 Sampson, Don 99,159 Sampson, Wynon 100,159 Samuelson, Cheryl 136 Samuelson, Jane 136 Sanderson, Mark 136 ts his weary bones in a joking mood Schach, Karl 183 Schaefer, Vicki 159 Schasky, Ben 159,165 Schell, Gary 159 Schilmoeller, Michael 79 97,137 Schillmoeller, Suzie 79,183 Schmidt, Gayle 73,74,159 Schneider, Marie 207 Schneil, Theresa 159 Schoming, Myra 75,159 Schroer, Bruce 85,183 Schroyer, Mr. Louie 193 Schubert, Kurt 183 Schuermeyer, Harry 159 Schweitzer, Jay 137 Schwin, Pete 160 Scott, Beverly 183 Scott, Beverly 183 Scott, Genelle 56,10 Seaman, Mark 160 Secora, Patty 61 ,76,160 Seetomona, Charles 189 Segriff, John 183 Seitz, Bill 97,160 Seitz, Jim 97,183 Sells, Kenneth 183 Sells, Sheryl 100 Senden, Mr. Robert 54,201 Senior, Mrs. Leona 206 Setter, Patricia 109,183 Settles, Mrs. Ruth 205 Seversen, Gordon 160 Sexson, Scott 29,52,97,183 Sexton, Barbara 100 Sexton, Mike 183 Shafsky, Benjamin 164 Shannon, Mary 183 Sharrah, Larry 40,120,132 Shaw, Roberta 137 Shea, Rodney 183 Shea? Rebecca 28,73,77,78, 7 U Sheffler, Margaret 137 Shelton, Charlotte 137 Shelton, Nancy 189 Sheppard, Debra 87,160 Shepro, Gordon 137 Sherbahm, Don 183 Shinn, Bob 137 Shore, Howard 79,160 Shore, Margaret 77,83,37 Short, Ronnie 160 Shuler, Mike 100,160 Silcox, Clark 86,184 Silva, Joel 184 Silva, Ted 137 Silven, Ellen 137 Simmons, Andrea 64,73,81, 137 Simmons, Mark 50,184 Simmons, Mrs. Nell 69,193 Simon, Sandi 14,61,70,160 Singleton, Jack 184 Sinyon, Vernon 189 Sisley, John 137 Sizemore, Greg 137 Skapura, Ethel 160 Skelton, Melba 160 Skelton, Nancy 184 Skelton, Tommy 64,120,137 Smith, Oliver 138 Smith, Pam 184 Smith, Pat 184 Smith, Robert 26,138 Smith, Romana 50,69,88,160 Smith, Sheila 75,160 Smith, Shellie184 Smith, Thomas 184 Smith, Vicki 97,98,101,160 Smith, Mr. Wallace 52, 197,202 Smith, Wesley, 184 Sneecl, Spencer 68,80,82, 86,160 Snider, Larry 165 Snow, Michael 138 Snyder, John 184 Soden, Donald 94 Solberg, Roger 160 Somerville, Sandy 78,79,87,151 Sonnentag, Barbara 84,138 Sonnentag, Chuck 184 Sonnentag, Tim 184 Spaulding, Gayle 184 Spellman, Steven 189 Spencer, Bruce 184 Spencer, Mrs, FloseMarie 202 Spernak, Timothy 138 Tom Jones and Chris Brown threaten intruders with paint used to design school pep posters. Skelton, Torrie 100,160 Skrzypek, Deborah 75,100 Skule, Miss Julie Slaughter, Tom 189 Slaymaker, Raymond 184 Sleeper, Mrs. Maxine 199 Small, Elisabeth 71,101,137 Small, Smith, Gretchen 137 Arlene 76,88,160 Smith, Becky 60,75,184 Smith, Bruce 160 Smith, Christine 184 Smith, Debbi 160 Smith Delbert 160 Smith, James 189 Smith, John 184 Smith, Lara 75,86,184 Smith, Larry 68,138 Smith, Linda 189 Smith, Mike 87,184 Staats, Willard 184 Staley, Charles 184 Staley, Dave 184 Staley, Loretta 161 Stamps, Orlando 77,79, 101,161 Standifer, Don 184 Starbard, Gary 184 Stark, Dick 161,167 Stark, Kathy 88,161 Stark, Keith 138 Statler, Patricia 185 Steadman, Marie 56,185 Steger, Cathie 185 Steger, Debbie 70,138 Stennis, Michael 185 Stephen, Shirley 165 Stephens, Mary 14,61 ,70,91 , 108,161 Stepp, Barbara 3,63,109, 168,182,185 Stepp, Nancy 15,138 Stepp, Susan 82,104,161 Stepper, Mickey 185 Stepper, Mike 185 Stevahn, Mr. Gottfried 202 Stevens, Joseph 104,113 Stevig, Caryl 138 Stinson, Susan 161 Stock, Bill 52,161 Stokes, Bud 185 Stoltz, Chris 138 Stoltze, Vicki 161 Stone, Billy 161 Stormer, Dennis 185 Stormer, Gerry 73,97,161 Stormer, William 138 Street, Marquita 161 Strickland, Larry 185 Strickland, Ramona 189 Strickler, Alice 69,76,88,138 Strickler, Roger 185 Stringer, Terry 138 Stroh, Kathy 185 Strother, Jim 50,185 Stump, Donna 185 Sturgis, Sharon 73,101,166 Sutton, Anna 97,185 Swain, Sylvia 138 Swanson, Barbara 20,32,63,88, 89,144,165,166 Swanson, Larry 185 Swartz, Linda 76,77,139 Swartz, Michael 165 Sweat, Cheryl 139 Sweat, Dottie 185 Sweat, Thomas 161 Sweet, Mirabell 60,77,97,107, 133,139 Sweet, Patty 97 Syren, Roy 185 T Tallarico, Angeline 185 Taniguchi, Stacy 20,73,80,108, 154 Tanner, Billy 185 Tanner, David 185 Tatum, Jonnie 139 Tavonitti, Christine 137 Tenkins, John 185 Terde, Tracey 185 Tergarden, John 86 Terry, Douglas 185 Tessier, Tom 37,39,112 Tetpon, Edith 186 Tetpon, Walton 189 TeVogt, Maureen 70,88,137,189 Thaggard, David 186 Thibault, Robert 186 Thimsen, Jean 75,100 Thomas, Jay 109,182,186 Thomx, Mrs. Lowell 203 Thomas, Rebecca 15,107,137 Thompson, Gloriette 27,28,78, 94,96,97,165 Thrasher, James 186 Thrasher, Sheila 84,137 Tibbetts, Cathy 88,189 Tibbetts, Ken 37,72 Tibbs, Brian 139 Tibbs, Cindy 186 Tikka, Mr. Rubin 50,51,197 Tippins, Russell 186 Todd, Toby 20,68,72 Todd, Tommiee 207 Tolbert, Julie 165 Tomlinson, Denise 186 Tomlinson, Derek 52 Tonnema, Frank 30,71 ,99,139 Trotsky, Leon 80 Troutman, James 186 Truet, Tina 26,186 Tucker, Cathy 84,139 Tucker, Mrs. Evelyn 206 Tude, Michael 186 Tuer, Guy 186 Tullis, Timothy 186 Turner, Turner, Turner, John 186 John 28,41,186 Rick 189 Turnwall, Tracy 60,70 Turpin, Twitche Twitche Bertha 207 ll, Donna 139 ll, Hannah 76,85,88 Tyo, Mark 97 Uhlemann, Alan 186 Underwood, Barbi 14,70,84 Upchurch, Kenneth 186 Ussery, Mike 96,97,139 Ussery, Susan 186 V Vance, Diane 3,63,88,93,97 Vanderpool, James 165 VanNess, Lee 186 VanTassel, Mrs. Linda 193 Veatch, Jim 186 Veit, Mark 186 Velleca,David 189 Vial, Mark 186 Vial, Michael 52,97,139 Vittone, Jim 189 Vik, Susan 85,186 Vinson, Heidi 101,139 Vokacek, Mary 22,26,88, 129,139 Voss, Mark 186 Voss, Sheri 139 W Wainer, Rolana 87,88,162 Waldrop, Mrs. Joyce 193 Walenezky, Pat 186 Walker, Alden 165 Walker, Allen 165 Walker, Dan 26,41,86,186 Walker, Janice 187 Walker, Jimmy 189 Walker, Ken 187 Walker, Peggy 139 Walker, Valerie 56,187 Walker, Vicki 187,188 Wall, Maurine187 Waller, James 187 Walsh, Karen 187 Walter, Ed 165 Walther, Delores 77,85,88,189 Walton, Jerry 50 Watts, Dave 187 Ward, Doran 52,187 Ward, Steven 140 Wardlow, Stephanie 140 Warfield, Michael 187 Warren, Mr. Bernie 204 Wasnick, Judy 79 Watkins, Ann 189 Watkins, Holly 88,108,163 Watkins, Marie 140 Watkins, Patrick 120,140 Watkins Watkins , Paul 187 , Steve 187 Watsiold, John 68,72,140 Watsiold, Kim 20,165 Watson, Mrs. Judy 198 Watson, Karen 140 Watson, Patrick 140 Watson, Steve 163 Watson, Thomm 42,43,72,14O Weaver, Larry 165 Weaver, Mark 41,187 Weaver, Sheila 140 Webb, Jaoqueline 70,163 Webb, Peggy 88,187 Webber, Duane 37,72,82,140 Webber, Janice 189 Weber, Alice 163 Welker, Cindy 187 During a pep rally Barb Brundage explains the rules of the game to East's phoney mop-topped opposition. Welker, James 163 Wellman, Catherine 22,73,88, 129,140 Wellman, Mike 163 Wellman, Tom 2O,73,82,91, 108,142 Wendte, Richard 187 Wendte, Ronald 56,8O,14O Wesson , Joyce 182 Wesson, Linda 140 Westfall, Karl 163 Westfall, Keith 188 Westfall, Kurt 189 Westmoreland, Robert 168,188 Wetherhorn, Mitchell 140 Whicker, David 163 White, Angela 163 White, Mr. Charles 45,201 White Donna 101 White Dwayne 163 White Nancy 188 White, Rick 163 White, William 140 Whitehurst, Mrs. Jo Ann 205 Whitehurst, Mark 37,39,54, 72,97,117,140 Widdows, Joan 75,188 Wierzbicki, Ronald 59,140 Wilbur, Richard 37,163 Wilfret, Melody 79, 188 Wilhour, Nathan 188 Wilkinson, David 165 Wilks, David 163 Wilks, Ed 189 Wilks, Robert 140 Williams, Alta 163 Williams, Danny 163 Williams, Doretha 165 Williams, James 189 Williams, John 165 Williams, Lillian 188 Williams, Richard 163 Williams, Thomas 4,41,188 Williamson, Michael 37,38,141 Willing, Linda 21,75,88,97, 108,109,163,164,166 Willing, Richard 97,188 Willis, Connie 164 Wills, Ed 164 Wilson, Ann 188 Wilson, Ed 164 Wilson, James 188 Wilson, Joseph 164 Wilson, Kathleen 189 Wilson, Mary 87,88,188 Wilson, Paula 86 Willson, Mr. Richard 195 Wison, Teresa 141 Wilson, Tyna 188 Wingrove, Susan 2,92,101,154, 159 Winn, Macey Jo 73,88,164 Winsor, Debra 164 Wirak, Debbie 188 Wirschem, Mrs. Patricia 199 Wisdom, Linda 188 Witt, Roberta 188 Witt, Sharon 73,141 Wolfe, Debbie 86,164 Wolfe, Rebecca 76,77,101 Wolther, Delores 188 Wood, Jeff 6,141 Wood, Randy 97,188 Woodard, Mary 70 Woodhead, Dale 164 Woodhead, Robert 48,188 Woodring, Jean 73,78,88, 101,135,141 Woods, Lynn 79,141 Woolsey, Kathleen 141 Wooster, Douglas 41,56,97,164 Worthham, Wand 188 Wortham, Wanda 188 Worthley, Donald 164 Worthley, Valerie 70,141 Wren, Sandy 2,3,63,88, 142,164 Wright, Laurence 188 Wyatt, Jean 86 Wythe, Miss Nelda 195 Y Yingling, Madeline 70,81 ,164 Young, Carlton 43,141 Z Zeiger, Gary 188 Zimmer, Patricia 130,141 East High representatives in the Junior Miss Pageant, Cathy Tucker, left, and Sue Hetrick, on her right, listen to instructions. 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