Eastmont High School - Emo Echo Yearbook (East Wenatchee, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1964 volume:

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In November, just before Thanksgiving, President John F. Kennedy was shot and killed by an assassin in Dallas, Texas. It was a time of great mourning and depression, but we managed to pull through it. I'm real proud of our boys the way they beat those Wenatchee Panthers in both basketball and wrestling. Those gorgeous cheerleaders and the student body cheered the boys on towards victory. There were lots of new teachers this year. They had a fresh, young approach. We had loads of fun raising money to help the Washington State JC's in their effort to build a hospital for the people of Kerala, India. Those noon dances sure were a blast. We always look forward to the yearly Apple Blossom Festival. I don't mean to sound soft-hearted, but it really makes me feel proud to see us in the grand parade--our beautiful princess on the East Wenatchee float, the band, and the drill team. Of course I'm prejudiced, but I think this is a pretty fine annual. I've looked through it, and they've included just about everything. Naturally I supervised the work on the Emo Echog I had a pretty selfish interest, since the theme is Willie's Realm. They've got some pretty good pic- tures of me in here. fI'm so good lookinglj I know you'll enjoy this Emo Echo for 1964. I did. . See ya next year. Haul wx . Fw wi If WILLIE PRCUDLV DEDICATES THE I964 EMO ECHO TO MR. IRVING IRISH There's a very interesting classroom down in the middle of the first floor. Structurally, it's just a classroom like any of the others, but there the resemblance ends. The room becomes very personalizedg it is filled with the spirit of the teacher, a man deeply interested in his subject. A small but adequate green house has been erected in a corner of the room. In it are growing many interesting and rare plants. On mantles in the front and back are perched Various birds and small animals, all stuffed by the teacher and his students. All along one other wall, on a high bulletin board, are tacked numerous prints of plants and birds. Everything has been carefully collected, taken care of, and put up by loving hands. A great many students enter this room as sophomores who are taking biology in order to fulfill their laboratory science requirement. Some return to take the advanced course of Zoology and botany. In addition to the textbook work, Mr. Irish provides variation by having films and lab work, including the proverbial dissection of the frog. Sometimes he reads articles relating to the studies which he has clipped out of various newspapers and magazines over the years. Mr. Irish carne to us from Kellogg, Idaho, where he had taught. He was raised in Idaho and attended the University of Idaho in his student days. Idaho's loss is our gain. , Students enter the classroom at the start of the school year, thinking that they are just going to put in their time and receive their credit. But it doesn't work out that way, They become fascinated by the study of plants and animals and want to learn more. Thank you, Mr. Irish, for being such a good teacher. FDA--Future Dishwashers of America What did you call me ?! Now let's see what happens when you pull all of the switches. . . Remember! Get Mr. Quorn to plug it into this hole. Other- wise he won't feel any shock. We've always used basketballs, but no, you had to use a dog. Oh but Mr. Policeman, we're just having a little friendly get together. w X XY A rf W xx 3 - 1 Aw f f X ff fx Ze? J MR. ROBERT DINTELMAN Superintendent of Schools MR. JAY CHILDERS Assistant Superintendent mi Since its beginning, the Eastmont High School has grad- uated six senior classes, a total of 665 people. About 145 seniors will be graduated this year. Hence, our high school is still a relatively new school, compared with others in this part of the state. How successful has our high school been in its short his- tory? Has it measured up to the hopes and aspirations of the people who voted to establish it? How can the success of a high school be measured? If success means that a large number of our graduates succeed in college, we have some evidence of such success. If success means that many of our students win valuable scholarships, we can point with pride to many of these. If it means winning awards in competition with other schools in debate, public speaking, music, athletics, and other school activities, we have won quite a few awards. If a successful high school is one which keeps its students in school, we can quote figures to show that our attendance is among the highest and our number of drop-outs among the lowest in the country. If success means being recognized by other school authorities, we can point out that the East- mont High School is accredited by the State of Washington and by the Northwest Association of Secondary Schools. Yes, we have some evidence of the success of the East- mont High School. It is proper that We should be proud of these accomplishments. Yet, it seems to me, there are many other criteria for measuring the success of an edu- cational institution. There are many questions we might raise at this time for which we do not now have the an- swers. How good is the citizenship of our high school graduates? How intelligent is their voting? How interested are they in the affairs of the world and the future of our nation? How skillful are they in applying the knowledge acquired in school to the work they perform to earn a living? What kind of philosophy of life have they developed? What kind of par- ents will they be? What kind of attitudes will they inculcate in their children? What will their ultimate goals be? Until we know the answers to these questions, we will have only inadequate knowledge as to how successful our educational experience is. Robert Dintehnan, Superintendent THE ADMINISTRATIO TO THE STUDENTS OF EASTMONT Another wonderful and successful year is almost com- pleted. Soon our thoughts will turn from studies to va- cations, and we will drift to the four winds. The students of Eastmont can be proud of the many outstanding accom- plishments attained in such a short period of time, in that our first graduating class was in 1958. A quick look at a few of your achievements: in 1958 one of your students was awarded a four year scholarship by West Coast Airlines fthis scholarship was equivalent to the National Merit Schol- arshipjg in 1960-61 you won more first and second place awards in the Spokane Inland Empire Science Fair than any school in the Pacific Northwest has ever Wong in 1962, you were proclaimed state champions in football, a.nd through your FFA you won the State Championship Speaker's Con- test sponsored by the Washington State Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts. A 1963 graduate won one of the highest scholarships in the country, the National Merit Scholarship. These are but a few of the things you can be proud of and cherish as the years go by. How did all these accomplishments happen in such a short time? First of all, I believe, it is because of you, the in- dividual student of Eastmontg second, because of your par- ents and the high ideals they have established for youg and last but certainly not least, because of your dedicated and down-to-earth staff whose main interest is your success and happiness while attending Eastmont High. With these three teams working together, we have harmony, cooper- ation, and outstanding success. In the four years I have had the pleasure of being admin- istrative head of our senior high school, I have never work- ed with a finer student body. In an atmosphere of cooper- ation, cheerfulness, good school spirit, and sportsman- ship, your ideals have been held high and we have a student body of which we can all be proud. Our problems at East- mont are few and far between and are so greatly over- shadowed by your outstanding deeds that it makes each year more pleasant than the last. To those who are graduating this year and those who have graduated before you, may I wish each of you happiness and success. This is your second home and we hope you will find time to come back often. You, the underclassmen, must carry on the traditions of classes before you and in every way attempt to do a better job. My most hearty congratulations to each of you. Thanks for the opportunity of being a part of Eastmont these past few years. Sincerely, Lynn W. Easton, Principal PEAKS MR. LYNN EASTON E rincipal gf ' Lf' 7 7 MRS. JEAN Mc CARL Vice Principal J G , as A V ' . i' 1 si' .Q if MAJ . pw XX 21 gl: 3, ,N Ka .,, , ix x -s, v f' J Q my .ff , fi , , 1 J MISS KRISTIN BAILEY BA English BA Education DONALD AND ERSON Whitman, CWSC, U. of Hawaii BA Education FTA, Annual Staff, Jr. Class EWSC Soph. English, Jr. English Gen. Business, Bookkeeping, Typing WILDCA MRS. DARLENE BALL BA Education CWSC LOUIS BONI GAA, Pep Club U Girls' Physical Education BS, BA and MA Educatlon WhitWOI'th Football, Student Council Athletic Director, Boys' P. E. DOUGLAS BROWN BS, MA Education Ore. State University Counselor, Trigonometry, Adv. Algebra, Math Analysis TRAINERS , MISS LINDA BRUNS BA Speech Whitworth, WWSC Thespians, Debate, Soph. Class Soph. English, Speech ,LL GARY DRIESSEN V' Q , U' ' BA Education 'MM , ly 'l J cwsc Miss BARBARA CLARK J ,fly Basketball, Baseball l ll J , '12 U. S. History BA Educauon X ,iff I P f World Problems cwsc ll Drill Team V A Counselor, Registrar l' IX 0 no MISS MARILYN GIE S BS, BA and MA Home Economics U. of Hawaii WSU FHA Boys' Home Ec, Girls' Home Ec. MRS. JUNE HEDE LUND MA in English Stanford U, Columbia U Senior Class, Emo Gals English French BRUCE HANNA FORD BA Education and Psychology WWSC Geo. Washington U. Senior Class Eligibility Comm. Honors Seminar U. S History, World History, Psychology, Sociology, English ARTHUR HEIDEMAN BS Agriculture BS Agriculture Education WSU FFA Vocational Agriculture IRVING IRISH BA, MA U. of Idaho U. of Washington Co-advisor of Science Club Biology, Zoology, Botany JAMES MATHEWS BA Music WSU Band Club Band, Ensemble WARREN MOODY BA Education EWSC Gonzaga U. Girls' Woodworking, Crafts Boys' Woodshop, Carpentry Furniture Construction WI LLIAM PATRICK BA Education CWSC Key Club, Jr. Class, Math Club, Wrestling, Tennis Algebra ROGER PRIOR BA Education EWSC Shorthand, Typing, Office Machines GERALD ROBERTSON BA History WSU Senior Class World Problems, U. S. History f 5 I X f KERRY QUORN BA History EWSC, WSU Whitworth Soph. Class, Wildchat Jr. and Sr. English EDWARD SAND BA Music CWSC Gonzaga U. Choir, Girls' Glee, Boys' Glee ROBERT SCHROEDER BA Chemistry Whitworth, EWSC Science Club Chemistry, Physics, Algebra MISS VIVIAN STERLING BA Education WWSC Eastmont School District Librarian MRS. JE SSIE STANLEY V f Q , , ff? A' 4 Ulu L -' 'X . iff! 1 ' BA Mathematics ff' WSU, U. of Wash. Honor Society Spanish, Geometry GE ORGE STEWART BS U. of Colorado, U. of Oregon Pacific U. Basketball, Football, Track Biology, U. S. History, P.E. 15 MRS. E STHER TODD AA, BA Wvc, WSU, U. of Minn. Hi-C EHS Librarian , 1 , . Q Q R V X DARRYL WAUGAMAN LYLE WEST ,A uf- K BA . In X y A X, wwsc BA Industrlal Arts ,Af xx German, Jr. English cwsc L M Jr. Class, Asst. ski coach 1 Metal Shop, Electronics, ' Mechanical Drawing l f ra 422' 47 7 D u-5-Etlifzf' '53 r Students, I must congratulate you an si! ting so quietly through the film today Mrs. Norma Hanson SE CRE TARIE S Four efficient secretaries are import- ant in making Eastmont High School function smoothly. Mrs. Roberta Burnham and Mrs. Joyce Lewis serve in the convenient student Book Nook and are on hand in the high school office at all times to give aid to students and teachers. Mrs. Norma Hanson and Mrs. Mary Belle Sellers carry out secretarial duties in the superintendent's office across the street. Mrs. Joyce Lewis Mrs. Mary Belle Sellers Mrs. Roberta Burnham ,r QAMQ . lg Allen Sollee Ted Hotchkiss Mrs. Mildred Porterfield and Mrs. Hazel Kingman COOKS AND CUSTODIANS Many hands work busily though unobserved while students learn in the classroom. In the early morning hours of each school day, the cooks begin to prepare a nourishing meal for Eastmont students. The custodians take pride in their work a.nd strive to keep the campus buildings clean, attractive, and serviceable. Joe Huble It is a difficult task transporting the students to and from school every day. The mechanics and bus drivers of Eastmont did a very fine job this year. In all kinds of wea- ther and under all conditions they managed to get the students to school and back safely and promptly. Ray Comstock and Ray Martin 4 Row 1: Ray Comstock, Ray I Martin, Don Van Austin. aww' 7L'd'i'l I ROW 22 Cliff SCh1'1'1idlZ, Bill. Hartley, Robert Morrill, Jay VanDeMark. DRIVER TRAINING INSTRU C TORS Every work day was exciting and dangerous for the driver training instructors, but still they taught the students how to drive. It was often very much to their advantage that they had an extra brake of their own. Somehow or other Mr. Pullin and Mr. Hurst survived the year alive and uninjured. Joseph Hurst and James Pullin Gee, I wish I could read music. I said 'Stars and Stripes Forever, ' not 'The Stripperk What! You question my word ? l Think you can make it this year ? But the grade book's written in German! E ' A 1 . No, girls can't enroll in my boys' No! We are not fixing the P, E, class. 1964 election! 'N N?,vfcZf fl x I, M 'r 147 Q E 5 5 V4 - f K, x? ' , pf, N 1 + , 0 'Q I f l I 0 0 xx X Q u I fy 5 X H 21 IN MEMGRIAM 1 91,314 iqjfff W C7 A Sv A, GA ju Q Q Y I yi SANDRA GRANT Q lQ46-I964 X K SENIGRS The Senior class officers were: Treas- urer Dean Brett, President A1 Messersrnith, Secretary Karen Bradford, and Vice-Presi- dent Junior Robins. The advisors were Mr. Robertson, Mrs. Hedelund, and Mr. JU DY BAKER NADINE ALLRED DUANE ARNDT BETTY BALL PAUL BAUER DOUGLAS BERRY MARVIN BLANCHETT PAUL BERG KAREN BRADFORD GARY BRETT LINDA BRECKENRIDGE DEAN BRETT STEVE BREILER MARY BROADDUS SYLVIA BROMILEY - PAT BROWN JOE CALLIER JAMES L. CAMPBELL JIM C LAUSSEN CHUCK COLE LINDA CARTWRIGHT RUSS CARVE TH KAREN COMSTOCK JANE CONLEY GAY CORDE LL PHYLLIS CREEK LINDA CRUMP KAREN DEAN CAROL DICK JUDY E LLIS WANDA EDDINGS TOM ENNEKING DAN FEIL BECKY FLAHERTY SHERRI FOX SUZETTE FRESE SALLY ENGLISH MID FRYHOVER JACKKE E LLISON STEVE GANO ,, SHERRY GERE SUSAN HA LE DUANA GOURLIE JIM GRAEVELL HAROLD GRIGGS LEO HAKOLA JUNE GOEHNER KAREN GRAFFIS SHARON HALL LINDA HARDMAN JIM HASTINGS MIKE HAYES JACK HARKINS RU SS HAYW OOD MIKE HESTON QKKEI I SAIII I SUE HAZEN KAREN HEDELUND VIC HORNER D. ETTA HUNTER PAT JACKSON JEROME JASPERS FRANK INSE LL SANDl JE NKS BOB KNOW LE S KATHY JOHNS KATHY KIECHE L KEN KEELER JANET LEEDY LINDA LEWIS LARRY LITTLE MIKE LYONS LOUIS MABRY BRENDA MARNEY J, if I QM, IIOJUJH., i re! 'M I J-Jyfiij ,, fl II My w M fn .,',' 4 17,0 I .1 1 1 xx' --. , my Q It L xv F I... JJ, 4 '-,. 1, N. ' I ' '- ' I 1 . ' .- ' ' I fx, f ,1 f ,-.13 -A fa, V - - - ' , I iw,-fn! flfgjfff' K '1f4f'f'7 t I I A f - I J' .-I 1. , ,-, fum ,fc '- f '- , . ff' - ' I , . . - jrffx x f Q ,fy ,QT7 I7,'vRICH MARKER ff ,pl-1, I,nvJf, ,I 1 'K ' l,,,. 1 I R. .J 4' Q. 4 Q UU. ,- f 1, , IJ T, I ' A , x 1 1. f .-.M , V- Hifi, : nfyffl SHARON MASON JIM MA TTERN RU SS MCDONNE LL JOE MCGHEE AL MESSERSMITH DICK MONTOYA BARBARA MORRILL BARB MU SOLF TEDDY MUNCH , w QQJB RICK OGLE BARB PARKHILL MERLIN PERKINS SHARON PETERS PAT PILCHER RICKIE OBERG LEE VONNE NICKLE S NANCY PREY GARY REEVES ,I- l MARILYN QPERKINSQ REEVES PAM SELLERS DIANE REL KENNETH QJAYJ ROBINS, JR. RICHARD ROLFS JOYCE ROSEBEARY JIM RE ID BARBARA ROGOWSKI JANICE SHARP ALYCIA SHAVER PAT SMITH Www DAVE SHIFLETT STAR SHIFFLET :- S Z -u CAROLYN SMITH JUDI SMITH KATH LE E N SHE RRARD ROBERT SHIPEK SAM SMITH .a LES SOULE GREG STAFFORD BOB STRITZEL DOROTHY SPADARO DAVE STUART HUBERT THOMAS MARILYN THOMASON SU SAN TRADEWE LL RAY EUGENE TROTTER , - JERRY TUCKER LYNDA VAN DORIEN ANDY VICKERY CAROLYN WEBB ROSEMARIE WELLS JOHN WRIGHT FORREST WILKINSON KATHY WILMOTH The Junior class officers were: President Foss Miller, Secretary Diane Unlin, Trea- surer Jean McFar1and, and Vice-President Steve Underhill. The advisors were Miss Bailey, Mr. Patrick, and Mr. West. JUNIORS Tom Anderson Rita Arndt John Artley Margaret Asher Bob Auvil Art Bainard Margie Ball Bob Baldridge Sharon Banning Rich Bauer Sheila Baumggu-dner Dave Beck in . Q igv , b ,gf , HOWN Q fi' 95 , A ,A ,VA. I ew 20 1 S X . , Q - , K . - .,,. 2 1. : ' , J ix? f' .,.. 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Win, Panthers, win. ,.-4- Miss Gies put us in double confinement and sentenced us to hard labor on the varnishing So 70 is passing, and I got a 40. Why can't you give me the benefit of the doubt? The Sophomore class officers were: President Dick Mc Landress, Vice- President Sonny Robinson, Treasurer John Williams and Secretary Kay Hammond. SOPHQMORES Tom Allen Terri Atwell Jack Anderson Joyce Anderson Bruce Arndt Dennis Arndt Jim Ball Joyce Banning Nealinda Barber Dan Beaty Corynne Beaudry Ruth Beck ' 1' - '27-Vxiafiiitf. on , f x v , 1 . 5, Waits fi' -, ' I ' . 5. image 'IE-'-: wf -, '. , , ' M M., 1, - 1' .- F0 QHOWN i 59. , o, . n 1,le n 3 : , ,Ief n n,h,, . , K5 .ir-if -- V Q. , U f 1 VME QHOWN . ' f - f A -. 'fi - ' 3. - por YHOWN LM? 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Barry Goldwater just won the presidential election. Gee, you think this'll top the atomic bomb ? Sheriff, you better get up here. The students are rioting again. You really, truly want to know what your grade is ? Oh yes. I just love to do paper work. SQZ as 523555 ,, X fAh WitVF-:A IVS' D3 ,,, 5 X ROW 1: Patti Parkhill, Kathy Johns, Kathy Wilmoth, Gay Cordell, Lee Vonne Nickles, Karen Dean, Mrs. Ball, Sandra Grant, Susan Lancaster, Sharon Belville, Susan Harris, Gini Pulsipher, Linda Longacre, Tammy Melville. ROW 2: Sue Frese, Kay Hammond, Barb Parkhill, Sylvia Bromiley, Patti Lewis, Susan Marker, Becky Feil, Pat Feil, Linda Cartwright, Jeau Anne Stritzel, Carolyn Cutshall, Dottie McGhan, D. Etta Hunter. ROW 3: Sandy Schmitz, Casey Comstock, Carol Dick, Mary Broaddus, Linda Lewis, Pat Smith, Janet Leedy, Sharon Peters, Barb Rogowski, Janet Beck, Arlene Grebe, Joyce Rice, Charilyn Miller, Connie Charlton. ROW 4: Sheila Baumgardner, Myra Haney, Jackie Jewell, Nancy Prey, Sherri Fox, Carole Guerin, Sharon Butler, Rita Arndt, Diane Leedy, Becky Flaherty, Wanda Campbell, Francis Landon, Diane Ulin. ROW 5: Reita Rosekrans, Patti Woolett, Rose Sprague, Molly Stritzel, Mid Fryhover, Carol Hargis, Karen Sanstrom, Linda Crump, Nita Cheever, Jackie Garret, Jane Conley, Sharon Banning, Judy Campbell, Pam Cole, Jackke Ellison. ROW 6: Rosemarie Wells, Louise Stanfield, Kathy Clark, Kathy Story, Connie Chapman, Lynda Cheever, Kriss Bull, Anita Deasy, Pat Pilcher, Connie Pilcher, Pam Derry, Cyndi Graybill, Chery11Heldenbrand, Shirley Rains, Pat Brown. ROW 7: Joanie Walker, Vivian Gallaher, Melinda Drescher, Mary Jarvis, Charlotte Anderson, Grace Keeler, Karen Douglas, Pam Willis, Barb Renfroe, Sandra Skelton, Pat Owyen, Linda Trotter, Pam Sellers, Kathy Cook. ROW 8: Cheryl Sperline, Joyce Seabrook, Pat Flaherty, Debbie Wyngaard, Shirley Wells, Grace Heston, Jean McFarland, Susan Erb, Karen Smith, Linda Morgan, Tomi Ritter, Paulette Parker. ROW 9: Sharon Hall, Linda Breckenridge, Pam Worden, Mary Deasy, Linda Easton, Karen Graffis, Sandy Cutshall, Chris Belshaw, Shirley Patrick, Sandi Dore, Sandi Jenks. PEP CLUB The purpose of Pep Club was to promote school spirit, not only for games but throughout the school day. The officers of Pep Club this year were Sandra Grant--president: Karen Dean--vice-president: Susan Lancaster--secretary: and Lee Vonne Nickles--treasurer. Mrs. Ball was the advisor for this all-girl organization. Among Pep Club's activities were presenting skits at pep assemblies and having a yearly im provement project, both for the school and the club. One of the major improvements for the club was the change of uniforms. Flared skirts replaced the old pleated ones. Our Drill Team in action? The Drill Team, a precision marching unit, represented Eastmont High in the Apple Blos- som Parade and marched at half-time during several basketball games. They also added color to the Homecoming Game half-time ac- tivities. Eastmont's Drill Team was advised by Miss Clark. The officers were: Karen Bradford- Drill Leader and Becky Flaherty-Assistant DRILL TEAM Drill Leader. ROW 1: Evelyn Yarbrough, Corynne Beaudry, Joyce Banning, Patti Wiltse, Sharon Butler, Dorthy Spadaro, Miss Clark. ROW 2: Judi Smith, Marsha Turnipseed, Margie Marsh, Jackie Brown, Carolyn Cutshall, Kathy Sherrard. ROW 3: Pam Ludeman, Cherylyn Rowland, Becky Flaherty, Karen Bradford, Darlene Ott, Kathy Cook. ROW 4: Joyce Rice, Kathy Story, Karen Gano, Donna Smith, Linda Trotter, Joyce Anderson. ROW 5: Linda Romppel, Connie Charlton, Pat Flaherty, Charilyn Miller, Jeau Anne Stritzel, Rita Gibbs. ROW 6: Shirley Rains, Debbie Wyngaard, Becky Feil, Ginger Gorsuch, Rickie Oberg, Cheryl Heldenbrand. Elected by the student body to serve as varsity cheerleaders were Gay Cordell, Gini Pulsipher, Sue Harris, Kathy Johns, and Kathy Wilmoth. CHEERLEADERS Leading the crowd at the Junior Varsity games were JV cheerleaders Linda Longacre, Tammy Melville, and Patti Parkhill. 195 fd , ,K 5 if if E YL ROW 1: Dena Doud, Patti Parkhill, Edythe Spadaro, Joyce Banning, Linda Richards, Reita Rosekrans, Louise Stanfield, Rosemarie Wells, D. Etta Hunter. ROW 2: Linda Lewis, Pam Sellers, Mary Broaddus, Mrs. Ball, Kathy Wilmoth, Sharon Hall, Barb Parkhill, Kathy Johns, Sylvia Bromiley. ROW 3: Wanda Campbell, Nancy Prey, Linda Breckenridge, Connie Charlton, Carolyn Cedergreen, Linda Trotter, Carolyn Cutshall, Loretta Corder, Ruth Beck, Gay Cordell, Dottis McGhan. ROW 4: Sharon Mason, Veva Loomis, Mary Brabrook, Rickie Oberg, Barb Musolf, Linda Hayes, Linda Van Cleve, Kathy Cook, Suzette Frese, Sondra Skelton, Mary Ann Waverek. ROW 5: Janet Beck, Connie Pilcher, Kathy Story, Molly Stritzel, Pam Wells, Jacky Garrett, Sheila Baumgardner, Kay Hammon, Susan Hales, Barb Renfroe. ROW 6: Sandy Mabry, Pam Cole, Karen Douglas, Susan Tradewell, Karen Dean, Sandra Schmitz, Connie Carmichel, Pat Pilcher, Patti Lewis. GAA Girls' Athletic Association for this year was made up of girls interested in participating in athletic activities. They shared honors in softball, volleyball, bowling, and badminton, tournaments at Wenatchee, Cashmere, Ellensburg, and Chelan, as well as at Eastmont. This year's advisor for the organization was Mrs. Ball. A very enjoyable UQ waist-slimming, and energetic time was had by all. ROW 1: Ray Sturtz, Mike Nelson, Hubert Thomas, Fred Charlton, Tom Nelson. ROW 2: Jim McKenzie, Keith St. John, Dennis Woods, Shirley Wells, Pat Pilcher, Sandy Mabry, Teddy Munch, Mike Ogden, Connie Pilcher, Marilyn Thomason, Sondra Skelton. ROW 3: Mike Romey, Wayne Sullivan, Paul Hanson, Linda Richards, Barbara Renfroe, Della Smith, Anita Deasy, Ron Messersmith, Mary Deasy, Jennifer Taplett, Pam Derry. ROW 4: Tom Fraley, Grant Daniel, Skip Miller, Carolyn Smith, Jim Vest, Stacy Webb, Dick Guthrie, Loren Bolinger, John Artley, Judy Hardman, Cathy Schoffen, Sue Frese. ROW 5: Mike Chapman, Bruce Trimble, Dennis White, John Rolfs, Jan Sparks, John Wright, Jerry Tucker, Tom Hill, Dave Hampton, Dick McLandress. ROW 6: Mr. Mathews, Tim McCarl, George White, Jack Spradlin, Paul Beaman, Bob Phillips, Dick Truitt, Steve Freeman, Louis Mabry, Mr. Miles. BAN D Officers of the band this year were Mike Nelson--president: Ron Messersmith--vice- president: and Teddy Munch--secretary-treasurer. The band was kept busy by Fall, Christ- mas, and Spring concerts, a trip to Pullman, several exchange concerts, the solo and en- semble contest at Moses Lake, and a trip to the Waterville Fair. The band also marched at the football games and in the Apple Blossom Festival. It played at pep assemblies and basket ball games and attended the North Central Washington Music Contest. As always, the band played an important part fno pun intendedy in contributing to the representation of the school and to the maintenance of school spirit. 'k --wi The girls representing the school as flag twirlers this year were Mid Fryhover, Margie Ball, Melody Main, and Chris Belshaw. FLAG TWIRLERS MAJORETTES The majorettes for this year were Kay Hammond, Sherry Holden, SharRon Smith, Betty Ball, Mary Ann Waverek. ROW 1: Linda Crump, Rielle Davis, Kathy Wilmoth, JoAnn Newton, Dottie McGha.n, Margaret Ball, Betty Ball, Susan Lancaster, Sue Hazen, Mandy Jo Taplett, Carole Guerin, Carolyn Nielsen, Pam Willis, Sondra Skelton. ROW 2: Star Shiflett, Joyce Harrison, Janet Leedy, Jackke Ellison, Barbara Rogowski, Sharon Hall, Wanda Campbell, Joanie Walker, Barbara Musolf, Mary Broaddus, Mid Fryhover, Brenda Marney, Wanda Eddings, Pam Sellers, Carole Hargis, Rickie Oberg, Mr. Sand. ROW 3: Fred Johnson, Andy Vickery, Mike Campbell, Lynda Van Dorien, Sharon Peters, Duana Gourlie, Susan Marker, Karen Graffis, Sheila Baumgardner, Pat Jackson, Barbara Morrill, Karen Dean, Sherri Fox, Susen Harris, Charilyn Miller, Cathy Clark, SharRon Smith, Ray Trotter, Joe McGhee, Harold Griggs. ROW 4: Louis Mabry, Dennis Enyert, Jim Vest, Mike Horner, Tom Brockvvell, Leo Hakola, Junior Robins, Don Johnson, Ray Sturtz, Vic Horner, Jim Hastings, Bob Shipek, Ron Shaw, Dick Montoya, Bill Vaughn, Phil Neher, Charles Bright, Pete Morrow, Ron Bolen, Chuck Cole, Hubert Thomas. CHOIR This year's choir boasted seventy-three vocalists, making the largest choir in Eastmont's history. The large turnout of students enabled it to become a select choir, and plans are to continue it as such, according to director Ed Sand. The annual Fall, Christmas, and Spring concerts were given this year. In addition to these, the choir also participated in the Festival of Music, a Large High School Group at Pioneer Jr. High, and several exchanges with other schools. They brought the year to a glorious end when they sang at graduation. Choir officers were Vic Horner--president, Mike Campbell--vice-presidentg Mary Broaddus --secretary-treasurerg and Chuck Cole--student director. ROW 1: Edyth Spadaro, Linda Crump, Marsha Farnsworth, Kay Hammond, Kathy Odell, Carolyn Cutshall, Betty Ball, Margie Marsh, Melinda Drescher, Tammy Melville, Patty Parkhill, Pat Smith, Sandy Asher, Sandy Jenks. ROW 2: Bertha Taffar, Donna Brand, Nadine Allred, Rose Gere, Star Shiflett, Joyce Harrison, Linda Morgan, Cheryl Chamberlain, Carolyn Cedergreen, Wanda Campbell, Delores Trigg, Cynthia Harns, Darlene Delaney, Karen Smith, Evelyn Yarbrough, Pattie Wiltse, Mr. Sand. ROW 3: Linda Breckenridge, Scottie Hall, Kriss Bull, Sharon Ellis, Marcia Guerin, Linda Van Dorien, Sally English, Sharon Clark, Rita Gibbs, Melody Main, Jane Smith, June Matheson, Kathy Kiechel, Joyce Anderson, Janie Finch, Mary Steady. ROW 4: Phyllis Creek, Joyce Rosebeary, Connie Charleton, Kay Hamon, Joyce Rice, Bonnie Laird, Pam Cole, Karen Dean, Frances Landon, Becky Feil, Pat Feil, Donna Hall, Linda Hardman, Judy Hardman, Pat Craig, Judy Harmon, Louise Stanfield. GLEE CLUBS ROW 1: Kim Cockrill, Karl Jahns, Ron Laney, Rich Guthrie, Loren Bolinger, Ken Truitt, Keith St. John. ROW 2: Barbara Morrill, Neil Ludeman, Nate Mattern, Melvin Wilks, John Pitts, Jerry Johnson, Bill Potter, Mr. Sand. ROW 3: Bill Vauglm, Stewart Cedergreen, Chuck Phelan, Russ Carveth, Tom Miller, Dan Beaty, Rich Blomberg, Dennis White. ROW 1: Barb Parkhill, Sue Hazen, Mrs. Stanley, Linda Cartwright, Kathy Johns. ROW 2: Kathy Wilmoth, Sharon Belville, Nobi Nakata, Linda Lewis, Sharon Mason, Pat Brown, Pam Sellers, Sandra Grant, Karen Hedelund, Susan Lancaster, Marilyn Thomason. ROW 3: Bobbie Hinde, Carole Guerin, Karen Sandstrom, Sharon Peters, Jackke Ellison, Janet Beck, Rielle Davis, Myra Haney, Diane Ulin, Barbara Morrill. ROW 4: Barb Musolf, Rich Marker, Dean Brett, Al Messersmith, Mandy Jo Taplett, Barb Renfroe, Pat Owyen, Linda Trotter, Ray Sturtz, Mike Standerfer. ROW 5: Tom Syring, Mike Nelson, Rich Bauer, Forrest Miller, Gay Cordell, Mike Chapman, Karl Jahns, Forrest Wilkinson, Dennis Neal. ROW 6: Dick Rolfs, Jerry Tucker, Pat Pilcher, Jim Hastings, Frank Insell, Rod Van Hoven, Steve Underhill, Merlin Perkins. National Honor Society, the scholastic organization of Eastmont High, had as its officers this year: Sue Hazen--president, Linda Cartwright--vice-presidentg Barb Parkhil1--secre- taryg Kathy J ohns--treasurer. Honor Society's activities this year included the annual installation of new officers, initia- tion of new members, and a banquet honoring the senior members of Honor Society. A new project was sponsoring a scholarship for an Honor Society Senior. To become a member of Honor Society, a student must have at least a 3. 25 grade point average and be approved by all members of the faculty. The membership swelled to 85 this year. Under the able leadership ol our student X body president, Jerry Tucker, and assisted by Gary Brett--vice-president, Sally English --secretary, and Mid Fryhovcr--treasurer, the Student-Presidents' Council served as the student legislative body for Eastmont students this year. There were several standing committees, such as the Dance Committee and Election Committee, whose functions were to see that the activities and elections of Eastmont High Were carried out with maximum efficiency. STUDENT' PRESIDENTS' The Big Four Conference? U N C ' L ROW l: Sally English, Mid Fryhover, Mr. Boni, Gary Brett, Jerry Tucker. ROW 2: Becky Flaherty, Pam Sellers, Carole Guerin, Paul Bauer, Bob Stritzel, Sandra Grant, Pat Jackson, Sue Hazen. ROW 3: Karl Jahns, Dick Rolfs, Al Mcssersmith, Linda Stewart, Dean Brett, Judi Ellis, RcAnn Sparman, Lynda Van Dorien, Rielle Davis, Sharon Belville. ROW 4: Dick McLandress, Merlin Perkins, Deimis Davison, Don Johnson, Tammy Melville, Patti Parkhill, Margie Marsh, Myra Haney. ROW 5: Sonny Robinson, Ray Trotter, Forrest Miller, John Ogee, Jim Hastings, Vic Horner, Rich Bauer, Dick Truitt. ROW 1: Mrs. Hedelund, Pat Pilcher. ROW 2: Karen Hedelund, Grace Heston, Dottis McGhan, Wanda Campbell, Sharon Mason. ROW 3: Linda Hardman, Nancy Prey, Karen Dean, Connie Pilcher, Linda Van Cleave. PAPER STAFFS ROW 1: Mr. Quorn, Dick Rolfs. ROW 2: Nobi Nakata, Sharon Mason, Dean Brett, Marsha Farnsworth, Dorthy Spadaro. ROW 3: Sue Hazen, Sharon Reitz, Wanda Eddings, Linda Hardman Cathy Clark, Karen Hedelund. - f I1 J, ati -lc Crackl went the whip. The Emo Echo staff pushed themselves a little harder in their efforts to get the annual out. It was a struggle, but somehow they managed. We don't have enough pictureslnand Where is that article now? were among the anguished cries of several members of the staff. Heading the staff were Becky Flaherty and Karen Hedelund serving as co-editors. Section editors were Carolyn Smith--organizationsg Pat Pilcher--activitiesg Ray Trotter--personnel, Steve Underhill--sports, Teddy Munch--advertising, and Sandy Mabry--Distribution. Marilyn Thomason served as business manager and Miss Bailey advised the staff. During the year, members of the staff attended many conferences which helped them greatly in putting together this year's Emo Echo. ANNUAL STAFF ROW la Karen Hedelund, Miss Bailey, Becky Flaherty. ROW 2: Teddy Munch, Marilyn Thomason, Sandy Mabry, Karen Bradford, Pat Pilcher, Carolyn Smith, Ray Trotter, Steve Underhill. ROW 3: Dottie McGhan, D. Etta Hunter, Susan Marker, Cathy Clark, Linda Hardman, Debbie Wyngaard, Sue Hazen, Carolyn Cutshall, Linda Trotter. ROW 4: Wanda Campbell, Linda Stewart, Barb Musolf, Ray Swrtz, Pam Cole, Karen Dean, Ginger Gorsuch, Jackke Ellison, Diane Leedy. ROW 1: Rielle Davis, Miss Bruns, Reita Rosekrans. ROW 2: Dean Brett, Jim McKenzie, Dick Rolfs, Lucille Robbie. DEBATE TEAM This year the Debate Team was led by Rielle Davis--president and Jim McKenzie-- secretary. The team was ably advised by Miss Bruns. The Debate Team is offered for those interested in furthering their ability in foren- sics. Activities included a number of state and district tourneys. A trip to Bellingham and several other brief excursions to local areas rounded out their activities. Several prizes and honors were Won by Dean Brett. 72 Thcspian Troupe 1715 has grown by leaps and bounds. Its first production of the year was Home Sweet Homicide, a mystery-comedy. Seniors, juniors, and sophomores all put blood, sweat and toil into the play. As usual there were many ob- structions, but the Thespians vanquished them, and Home Sweet Homicide was a success. Thcspian members are not just actors, they are also students who work on costumes, make- up, props, stage crew directing, prompting, posters, tickets, stage designing, and sound ef- fects. Points are given for participation. When a student has amassed ten points he is a member for life. From there he is given a gold star for each ten points he earns. At the end of the year the troupe members vote for the Thespian of the year. Miss Bruns gives the director's award. Leading Thespians this year were Dean Brett-- presidentg Bobbie Hinde--vice-president, Judy Campbell--secretary-treasurer3 and Mandy Jo Taplett--historian. 5 Q e L va TH ESPIANS ROW 1: Judy Campbell, Dean Brett, Mandy Jo Taplett, Bobbie Hinde, Miss Bruns. ROW 2: Margie Marsh, Sharon Reitz, Pat Owyen, Carole Guerin, Ray Trotter, Pete Morrow, Karen Hedclund, Carol Hargis, Kathy Odell, Linda Crump. ROW 3: Leo Hakola, Carol Dick, Sharon McGhee, Rielle Davis Linda Cartwright, Pam Cole, Cathy Clark, Rich Marker, Karl Jahns. ROW 4: Mike Nelson, Sherri Fox, Karen Graffis, Bob Davis, Dick Rolfs, Mike Campbell, Hubert Thomas, Joe Miller. Mm? 3' Q52 it in ,K ,. ,3 , E Lxflilgsg u an M--o.,,,,,.,,k-M J Q if lg 'ing' I '3 5 f 28 ,M KEY CLUB xxfx. if i .Z ,Q gf , gn Q if 1 if N , ' ? YE A.1nXV, if ag Qu . pig? ., fxsmmn um sum I H EAST WENATEHEE Y vmsumsmn 'Q . -1 umm M m H , Y -f - Q .mfdi I 'RMA Y Y ROW 1: Linda Cartwright, Rich Bauer, Jim Reid, Paul Bauer, Dean Brett, Carol Guerin. ROW 2 Gary Brett, Bob Knowles, Russ Carveth, Bill Maloney, Rod Van Hoven, Art Bainard, Duane Arndt ROW 3: Bob Turner, Ron Laney, Rick Lee, Jim Ball, Harold Cunning, Dennis Davison, Jerry Clark Rich Shawley. ROW 4: Mike Lee, John Bowes, Dennis Arndt, Dan Beaty, Bruce Arndt, Paul Stading, David Cook, Ralph Olson. FFA is an organization of boys who are interested in farming. The officers this year were: Paul Bauer - president, Jim Reid - vice-president, Mike Hayes - secretary, Rick Bauer - treasurerg Dean Brett - reporter, and Greg Stafford - sen- tinel. The group was advised by Mr. Art Heideman. The boys maintained a farm themselves and in doing so, learned about farm main- tenance. On the farm located near Sterling Junior High School, was an orchard of 1 1X2 acres and a corral for the boys' steers. The boys also entered projects in the Waterville and Cashmere Fairs as well as completing individual projects such as trailer building. Oh! So that's what an apple looks like. wbtMAKfRS O of 'Z' . 1 , S: 2 The FHA, advised by Miss Gies, is an organi- E W In it 72 zation made up of girls interested in learning the E ' E jj Q f sa 42, x D HO latest techniques in the art of homemaking. This H YA year's officers of FHA were Pat Jackson--pres- O O y identg Joyce Rosebeary--vice-president, Janet 4, qsx Beck--secretary-treasurer, and Linda Van Cleave NEW --historian. The girls participated in the Regional Meeting, held at Okanogan on March 21, 1964. FHA ROW 1: Janet Beck, Pat Jackson, Miss Gies, Joyce Rosebeary, Linda Van Cleave. ROW 2: Diane Ulin, Karen Bradford, Marilyn Thomason, Arlene Grebe, Karen Hedelund, Mary Ann Waverek, Phyllis Creek, Charilyn Miller. ROW 3: Jeau Ann Stritzel, Jane Conely, Dottie Reeves, Carolyn Webb, Brenda Marney, Sharon Belville, Linda Spaeth, Joyce Rice. ROW 1: Miss Bailey, Ray Trotter, Rielle Davis, Virginia De Desrochers, Sherrion Vickery. ROW 2: Sylvia De Desrochers, Karen Hedelund, Mary Ann Waverek, Art Bland. ROW 3: Marcie Kent, Sue Hazen, Cathy Clark, Karl Jahns. You mean you have to go to college to be a teacher? ! FTA Following the National FTA motto, Who dares to teach must never cease to learn, the Eastmont Chapter of FTA, under the leadership of Ray Trotter--presidentg Rielle Davis--vice-presidentg Virginia de Desrochers--secretary, Sherrion Vickery--treasurer, and Miss Bailey--advisor, participated in an active year. In October, sev- eral members attended the Northeast District Conference at North Central High School in Spokane. The success of this venture led to a return trip for a college conference. Other high points in the year included an ex- change with the Quincy FTA and a plan for more evening meetings. Visiting the East Wenatchee School to observe the elementary teachers at work was the most rewarding long-term activity engaged in by the club members and led them the furthest along the road of learning. Headed by Louis Mabry--president, Mandy Jo Taplett-vice-presidentg and Bonnie Laird--secretary, Hi-C held meetings twice monthly this year. This non-denominational Christian club held discussions on current teenage prob- lems, with the assistance of Mrs. Todd and Mr. Laird. HI'C ,X fYpX.gL'53.Nsyg Nix '-:gg '-is-. sem are ii ROW 1: Mrs. Todd, Bonnie Laird, Louis Mabry, Mandy Jo Taplett. ROW 2: Pattie Wiltse, Reita Rosekrans, Dena Doud, Margie Marsh, Marsha Farnworth, Mid Siese, Helen Samuel. ROW 3: Sue Henkel, Heidi Hannon, Barb Morrill, Ray Sturtz, Linda Van Cleave, Sharon Reitz. ROW 1: Mr. Irish, Karl Jahns, Cathy Clark, Rich Marker, Randy Walters, Mr. Schroeder. ROW 2: Roberta Hollingsworth, Marcie Kent, Virginia de Desrochers, Mary Brabrook, Rielle Davis, Sylvia de Desrochers, Dorthy Spadaro. ROW 3: Mike Chapman, Forrest Wilkinson, Phil Long, Bob Knowles, Doug Berry, Art Bland, Tom Munch. ROW 4: Philip Neher, Charles Bright, Roger Gill, Pete Morrow, Leo Hakola, Bob Shipek. SCIENCE CLUB Interest in Science was kept up during the year through the Science Club. Officers this year were: Karl J ahns--president, Rich Marker--vice-president, Cathy Clark--secretary, and Randy Walters--treasurer. The Science Club viewed exhibits at the Pacific Science Center at Seattle, and planned to visit Hanford Atomic Energy Plant, Titan Missile Base, Rocky Reach or Grand Coulee Dam, and Alcoa. Serving their school by helping in both the administration and counseling offices of Eastmont High, the office girls saved the counselors and secretaries many steps and much time. They took attendance and ran many different kinds of errands. The girls enjoyed their work, and it was appreciated by all. Not so close, Mr. Heideman. ' CFFICE HELP ROW 1: Linda Lewis, Sharon Peters, Susan Marker, Carol Dick, Sandy Mabry, Arlene Grebe, Pam Sellers. ROW 2: Judy Baker, Sharon Mason, Jackke Ellison, Rita Arndt, Karen Bradford Pat Brown, Carolyn Smith. ROW 3: Marcia Guerin, Linda Cartwright, Carole Guerin, Sharon Butler, Kathy Johns, Barbara Parkhill, Lee Vonne Nickles. L I ,Q I ! l Look who's wasting butcher paper! will YOU be my friend? '? Gosh! He winked at me! . . .and after the game, they all turned into ' pumpkins. First we exterminate all sophomores. . . Now - we fill balloons with water and halfway through the Junior Prom ...... All together HOW! '? All for the teachers stand up and laugh. 1,2, 3, kick. Somewhere there's a basketball up there. - I'l1 flunk those little punks! v Willie love us. Yeeah! Yeah! Yeah! is N EK my www 4' ,. ,Q wif, R I' . 5' .T-,N fi NN, 5 ff Queen Mid Fryhover with Princesses Karen Bradford, Barbara Parkhill, Kathy Johns, and Sally English. HOMECOMING '63 Princesses Sally English and Karen Bradford with Queen Kathy Johns. An atmosphere of night life sur- rounded dancers at the 1964 Senior Ball. The cafetorium was trans- formed into a gay night club of red and gold. Tiny glasses and canapes high- lighted refreshments. Waiters in black vests served the couples. Reigning over the dance were Queen Kathy Johns and Princesses Sally English and Karen Bradford. 86 CLUB 64 WONDERLAND FANTASY Wonderland Fantasy was the theme of this year's Tolo. Alice in Wonderland characters were used for the decorations. Giant playing cards and huge flowers decorated the Walls. During the intermission, Gary Brett and Lee Vonne Nickles were crowned king and queen of the ball. Jim Hastings, Gini Pulsifer, Frank lnsell, and Barb Parkhill were princes and princesses. Psst, Kathy. Scream! I wish those stagehands would quit making funny faces. Two full length plays and one one-act play were produced by the Thespian Troupe this year. Home Sweet Homi cide, a mystery-comedy, was put on in the fall. At Christmas time The Gift of the Magi, a dramatiza- tion of O. Henry's short story, was presented to the student body during activity period. Spring came and on its tail was Stardust by Walter Kerr the drama critic. All in all, this was a most successful year for the Thespians. 88 X Sure I'm famished. I've only eaten a chocolate cake, five sandwiches, a bag of potato chips. . . Hey, you think you could just gy to make me handsome 119059 sei? W XX 81, 00' I I . got . into gfmemb Dies 91- fre Whe e n Mo 1' e What 9, Go G Sb, Srahifdkm I It ah, SW get ing GBXS' 121 ean tod o Cyghhthg 1' 5, You S ure the bombvs all Set? X thought X was going to be a cadet teacher , t a secretary. Pthd we have a Sew otder married students ff GY f' hers. OO X630 E Now 1et's see. Three A's average out to an F. The Hustler No, I think the leading man should wear Chartreuse pants with an orange sports shirt. W Get that camera out This sure beats taking that exam. of here before I break it. df H11 K , 5-W ! f Q ffl 4 ' ,,,, Ni W x fx llnll in , ww mn ROW 1: Paul Bauer, Jim Hastings, Vic Horner, Mike Heston, A1 Messersmith, Tom Syring, Rich Blomberg, Dave Shiflett, Ken Keeler, Tim McCar1. ROW 2: Bob McLandress, Jim Mattern, Gary Brett, Louie Boni, Mike Porter, Dave Hampton, Dave Beck, Merlin Perkins, John Schlosser, Bob McDonnell. ROW 3: Rich Bauer, Dave Knannlein, Denzil Miller, Skip Miller, Jerry Tucker, Junior Robins, Foss Miller, Bob Baldridge, John Ogee, John Wright. ROW 4: Ken Paine, Bob Turner, Dick McLandress, Rod Van Hoven, Les Soule, Art Bainard, Mike Romey, Glen Frese, Ken Rosenberger. ROW 5: Tom Williams, Nate Mattern, Dennis Davison, Dennis Neal, Bob Pyka, Allen Williams, Tom Brockwell, Fred Johnson. FOCTBALL Eastmont 6 Naches 27 Eastmont 7 Cashmere 6 Eastmont 6 Moses Lake 19 Eastmont 6 Wenatchee 26 Eastmont 25 Othello 14 Eastmont 31 Ephrata 0 Eastmont 1 8 Quincy 6 Eastmont 13 Ellensburg 13 ROW 1: Bob Sehooler, Ray Sturtz, Forrest Wilkinson, Bill Larsen, Ron Messersmith. ROW 2 Rich Shawley, Ron Feese, Arley Ward, Phil Long. CROSS COUNTRY This year, Eastmont High School's first Cross Country Team was organized. Coached by Mr. LaVigne, the team had a Very active and competitive season. The team ran in several meets at Moses Lake and Quincy, some of which were held during the half time of football games. Some of the team members travel- ed to Spokane for a large cross country meet held there. One of the high points of the season was Eastmont's win over Moses Lake. ROW 1: Ron Shaw, Jerry Tucker, Frank Insell, Junior Robins Chuck Cole J1m Hastmgs ROW 2: Merlin Perkins, Foss Miller, Mr. Stewart, Russ Carveth, V1ck Horner VARSITY BASKETBALL Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont E astmont Eastmont E astmont Eastmont Eastmont E astmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont Tonasket Omak Tonasket Ellensburg Othello Quincy Cashmere Wenatchee Moses Lake Cashmere Ephrata Othello Omak Quincy Wenatchee Moses Lake Cle Elum Ephrata ROW 1: Kenny Paine, Dave Fox, Dennis Davison, Mike Chapman, Dick McLandress Louie Bom ROW 2: Mike Brandon, Arley Ward, Bob Pyka, Mr. Driessen, Dave Knannalein Skip Miller Sonny Robinson. E astmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont E astmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont E astmont Eastmont Eastmont E astrnont J'V BASKETBALL Tonasket Omak Tonasket Ellensburg Othello Quincy Cashmere Wenatchee Moses Lake Cashmere Ephrata Othello Omak Quincy Wenatchee C1eE1um Moses Lake Ephrata ROW 1: Mary Ann Waverek, Paula Racus, Melinda Drescher, Patti Parkhill, Mr. Vaughn Mary Deasy, Novi Nakata, Sharon Butler, Karen Hedelund. ROW 2: Harvey Mills, Gay Cordell Lee Vonne Nickles, Barbara Parkhill, Chris Belshaw, Jean McFarland, John Williams. ROW 3 Mike Romey, Bob McLandress, Paul Beeman, Forrest Wilkinson, Craig Milne, Cary Cartmill Cliff Brown. SKI TEAM The 1963-64 Ski Team had a wonderful turn-out. When the snow wasn't on the slopes, the team participated in the endurance exer- cises at the Eastmont gym. Coach Vaughn set up a very competitive program with other schools and the Pacific Northwest Ski Associa- tion. Some members of the team took a trip to Crystal Mountain, an excellent ski resort, about 60 miles from Issaquah. The annual Eastmont High School Invitational Ski Meet was held in February, and Eastmont came out with some ribbons and honors. Cay Cordell and Melinda Drescher got lst and 2nd in the Entiat PNSA race. Craig Milne and Bob McLandress took the honors for the boys' team. ROW 1 A1 Gustafson, Glen Frese, Cal Carter, Dave Goldy, Bob Davis ROW 2 Rich Shawley Ron Anderson Rich Marker, Dave Hampton, Denzil Miller, Tim McCar1 Bob Baldridge Mike Porter ROW 3: Mr. Patrick, Bruce Trimble, Phil Long, Paul Hanson Dennls Dexter Mike Nieman Dan LaRue, Harvey Mills. ROW 4: Bob Shell, Gary Brett, Fred Stanfield Dick Nason Mike Testall John Rolfs. E astmont E astmont E astmont E astmont Eastmont Eastmont E astmont Eastmont E astmo nt E astmont E astmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont Eastmont WRESTLING 31 Cashmere 7 Chelan 22 Wenatchee 33 P-D 23 Quincy 8 Ephrata 33 Wenatchee 20 Soap Lake 12 Warden 4 Moses Lake 19 P-D 20 Cashmere 18 Quincy 25 Warden 23 Soap Lake 16 Moses Lake 25 Chelan 98 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ALLRED, NADINE--Transfer from Wenatchee High3 Girls' Glee 13 Girls' Club 33 Hi-C 3. ARNDT, DUANE--FFA 1, 2, 3,4. BALL, BETTY--All-State Choir 4g Majorette 1,2, 3,43 Pep Club 13 Choir 2,3,43 Student Director 3,4Q Girls' Glee 3, 43 Student Director 3, 4. BAKER, JUDY--Pep Club 1, 2,33 Office 4. BAUER, PAUL--Student-President's Council 1, 2, 3,4Q Class Vice-President 1, 33 Class President 23 Key Club 2,3,43 FFA 1,2,3,43 Treasurer 33 President 43 Science Club 33 Football 1,3,43 Wrestling 3g Track 1,2,4. BERG, PAU L--Chess Club 43 Transfer from Rogers High3 Journalism 2, 33 Latin Club 3g President 3g Debate 33 Wrestling. BERRY, DOUGLAS--Football manager 3,4Q Science Club 4g Math Club 4g Chess Club 4g Basketball 1, 33 Track 2, 3. BLANCHETT, MARVIN--Key Club 2, 3,4Q Jr. Prom Chairman 3. BONEWITZ, TONA--Pep Club 2, 3,4. BRADFORD, KAREN--Class Secretary 43 Homecoming Princess 4g Senior Ball Princess 4g Drill Team 1,2,3,43 Assistant Leader 33 Leader 4g Emo Echo 33 FHA 3,4. BRECKENRIDGE, LINDA--Pep Club 2,3,4Q Choir 2, 33 Girls' Glee 4g Wildchat 33 GAA 3,4. BREILER, STEVE --Student-PreSident's Council 1,43 Wrestler of Year 33 Key Club 2,3,43 FFA 2,3,43 Sen- tinel 2g Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. BRETT, DEAN--Student-President's Council 43 Class Treasurer 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 4g Debate 1, 2,3,43 State Finals 1, 23 Columbia Basin College Tournament Winner 43 FFA 1,43 Reporter 43 Public Speaking 1,43 Chess Club 2,43 President 43 Thespians 3,45 President 4g Wildchat 1,2,33 Tennis 2,3,4. BRETT, GARY--ASB Vice-President 43 Student-President's Council 4g Key Club 4g FFA 1,2,3,43 Secretary 33 Football 1, 2, 3,43 Wrestling 4g Track 1,2,3,4. BROADDUS, MARY--GGA Girl of Year 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,43 Drill Team 23 Emo Echo 1,23 Choir 3,43 Secretary 4g GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Tennis 1, 2, 3,4. BROMILEY, SYLVIA--Drill Team 1, 2,33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 4. BROWN, PAT--Society 2, 3,43 Girls' League Executive Board 43 Pep Club 2,3,43 GAA 23 Office 2,3,4. CAMPBELL, JAMES L. --Basketball 1,23 Track 1. CARTWRIGHT, LINDA--Girls' League Executive Board 43 Girl of Month QSchool Spiritj 4g FFA Chapter Sweet- heart 43 Honor Society 2,3, 43 Vice-President 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4s Home Sweet Homicide, Gift of the Magi , CARVETH, RUSS--FFA 1,2,3,43 Boys' Glee 3g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 43 Track 4. CLARK, LEONA--Wildchat 4g Exchange Editor 43 Trans- fer from Wenatchee High3 Latin Club 23 Girls' Club 2, 3g Apple Leaf 2, 33 Circulation manager 33 Thespians 3,42 Down to Earth . COLE, CHUCK--Student-President's Council 13 Choir 3,43 Football 1,33 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,43 Base- ball 2, 3. COMSTOCK, KAREN--Student-President's Council 3g Pep Club 1,2, 3,43 Treasurer 2g Vice-President 33 Girls' League Executive Board 3. CORDELL, GAY--Student-President's Council 1,23 Girls' League Vice-President 43 Girls of Month QPersonalityJ 43 Cheerleader 1, 2,43 Honor Society 2, 3,4Q Girls' League Executive Board 3,43 Pep Club 1,2, 3,43 Drill Team 1, 23 Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4. CREEK, PHYLLIS--Pep Club 1, 2,33 Girls' Glee 4. CRUMP, LINDA--Pep Club 2, 33 Thespians 3g Choir 43 Girls' Glee 3,43 GAA 1,2. DEAN, KAREN--Student-President's Council 43 Pep Committee 3,4Q Girls' League Executive Board 2, 3,43 Girl of Month QDependabilityJ 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Point Recorder 33 Vice-President 4g Girls' Glee 4g Choir 43 GAA 1,2,3,43 Ski Team 1,2,3. DICK, CAROL--Class Secretary 1, 33 Girls' League Ex- ecutive Board 43 Majorette 1, 2,33 Head Majorette 23 Emo Echo 1,2,3Q Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Choir 3g Thespians 3,43 GAA 1,23 January Thaw , Home Sweet Homicide , Stardust . EDDINGS, WANDA--Drill Team 2, 3s Girls' Glee 2, 33 Choir 43 Wildchat 4. ELLIS, JUDY--Student-President's Council 43 Class President 13 Pep Club 23 Ask Any Girl . ELLISON, JACKKE--Honor Society 2, 3,43 Pep Club 2, 3,4Q Emo Echo 43 Choir 43 Office 4. ENGLEY, DAVE--Student-President's Council 13 FFA 2, 33 Football 13 Track lg Baseball 2,3. ENGLISH, SALLY--ASB Secretary 43 Student-President's Council 1,2,4Q Class Secretary 2g Senior Planning Board 43 Majorette 23 Girls' Glee 2,43 Choir 3g Tennis 1. ENNEKING, TOM J. --Transfer from Issaquah Highg Bas- ketball 1,2,3Q Baseball 1. FEIL, DAN--Football 1,23 Basketball 1, 3,4Q Baseball 1, 2, 3,4. FLAHERTY, BECKY--Student-President's Council 2,43 Girl of Month fServiceJ 3g Emo Echo 2, 3,43 Co-editor 43 Drill Team 2,3,43 Assistant Leader 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2. FOX, SHERRI--Pep Club 2,3,43 Girls' Glee 2,33 Choir 3,43 Library 1,23 Thespians 3,4. FRESE, SUZETTE--Band 1, 2, 3, 43 FTA 1, 2, 33 Secretary 33 Pep Club 2,3,43 Choir 33 GAA 1,2,3,4. FRYHOVER MID--ASB Treasurer 43 Tolo Princess 3g Jr. Prom Princess 33 Homecoming Queen 43 Flagtwirler 3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Drill Team 23 Choir 3,4. GANO, STEVE--Football 4g Track 43 Transfer from Corvallis High3 Boys' League 2, 33 Stage Craft Club 23 Football 2, 33 Track 2,33 Tennis 2,3. GERE, SHERRY--Drill Team 2, 33 Girls' Glee 3. GOURLIE, DUANA--Pep Club 33 Girls' Glee 33 Choir 43 Transfer from Rogers High3 Student Council lg Majorette 23 Pirettes 2g Pep Club lg Girls' Glee lg Choir 2s Newspaper 23 GAA 2. GRAFFIS, KAREN--Pep Club 3,4Q Thespians 3,43 Girls' Glee 33 Choir 4g Libra.ry 4s Transfer from Central Valley3 Pep Club 23 Chorus 2. GRIGGS, HAROLD--FFA lg Choir 3,4. HAKOLA, LEO--Science Club 1, 2, 3,43 Boys' Glee 2g Wildchat 2,33 Emo Echo 33 Choir 3,43 Thespians 3,43 Stage and Commencement 2, 3,4. HALL, SHARON--Honor Society 43 GAA 1,2, 3,43 Vice- President 33 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4Q Choir 3,4. HARDMAN, LINDA--Honor Society 2, 33 Emo Echo 1, 2, 33 Wildchat 2,35 Drill Team 13 Girls' Glee 43 GAA 1,2, 3. HASTINGS, JIM--Student-President's Council 2,43 Tolo Prince 4g Honor Society 2, 3,4Q Key Club 2,3,43 Secretary- Treasurer 43 Vocal Ensemble 43 Choir 43 Football 1,2,3, 4g Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 2,3,43 Track 1. HAYWOOD, RUSSELL--Boys' Glee 33 Track 1,2. HAZEN, SUE--National Merit Finalist 43 Daily World Scholastic Team 3,43 Student-President's Council 3,43 Girls' League Executive Board 33 Wildchat lg Assistant Editor 13 FTA 2,3,43 President 33 Choir 2,3,4. HEDELUND, KAREN--Honor Society 2,3,4Q Thespians 1,2,3,43 Wildchat 1,45 Science Club 23 Chess Club 2,43 Emo Echo 3,43 Co-editor 4g FHA 2,3,43 FTA 43 Ski Team 2,3,43 Tennis 1. HESTON, MIKE--Student-President's Council 25 Foot- ball 2, 35 Track 35 Wrestling 1, 2. HINDE, BOBBIE--Honor Society 3,45 FHA 1,25 Execu- tive Board 25 Wildchat 2, 35 Production Manager 2, 35 Emo Echo 35 Thespians 3,45 Student Director of Ask Any Girl , and Innocent Deception . HUNTER, D. ETTA--Drill Team 15 Pep Club 3,45 Emo Echo 45 GAA 15 Transfer from Wenatchee5 GAA 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3. INSELL, FRANK--Basketball Player of Year 3,45 In- spirational Player of Year 45 Tolo Prince 45 Key Club 2, 3,45 Lettermen's Club 15 Football 1, 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. JACKSON, PAT---FHA Girl of Year 35 Girl of Month fCourtesyJ 45 FHA 1, 2,3,45 President 45 Choir 3,4. JASPERS, JEROME--Baseball 2. JOHNS, KATHY--Girls' League Treasurer 35 Girls' League Executive Board 3,45 Homecoming Princess 45 Senior Ball Queen 45 Tolo Queen 35 Girl of Month fFriend- linessl 45 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Honor Society 1, 2, 3,45 Secretary 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 GAA 1, 2. JOHNSON, DON--Student-President's Council 45 Trans- fer from Wenatchee-Student Council 25 Wrestling 25 Baseball 2. KEELER, KEN--Baseball 2, 3,45 Football 3,4 KIECHEL, KATHY--Band 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Girls' Glee. ' KNOWLES, BOB--FFA 1,2,3,45 State Farmer 35 Sci- ence Club 1,2, 35 Secretary 35 Chess Club 1, 2. LEEDY, JANET--Pep Club 2,3,45 Girls' Glee 25 Choir 3, 4. LITTLE, LARRY--Chess Club 45 Basketball manager 45 Transfer from Sparks High5 Student Council 35 Latin Club 15 Science Club 25 Photography Club 2, 35 Vice-President 2, 35 Junior and Senior Plays 3. LYONS, MIKE--Band 1, 2,45 Science Club 1, 25 Football 2,35 Ski Team 1,25 Track 1,2,3. MABRY, LOUIS--Student-President's Council 45 Vocal Ensemble 45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Solo-Ensemble 1,25 Hi-C 2,3,45 President 45 Choir 45 Chess Club 45 Tennis 1,2,3, MABRY, SANDRA--Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 En- semble 25 Emo Echo 3,45 Business Manager 3,45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2. MARKER, RICH--Honor Society 2, 3,45 Math Club 45 President 45 Thespians 3,45 Chess Club 45 Science Club 45 Wrestling 2, 3,4. MARKER, SUSAN--Student-President's Council 15 Pep Club 2,3,45 Secretary 35 Choir 8,45 GAA 15 Tennis 15 Office 3, 4. MARNEY, BRENDA--Choir 2,3,45 Wildchat 15 Pep Club 2,35 Girls' Glee 35 FHA 4. MASON, SHARON--Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Wildchat 2, 3, 45 Editor 35 Drill Team 25 Emo Echo 25 GAA 1,2,35 Office 3,4. MATTERN, JAMES--Student-President's Council 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3,4. MCDONNELL, RUSS--Science Club 1,25 Honor Society 3,45 Football 15 Golf 2. McGHEE, JOE--Emo Echo 2,3,45 Photographer 45 Sci- ence Club 1,25 Chess Club 1,2,3. MESSERSMITH, AL--Student-President's Council 45 Class President 45 Boys' State Alternate 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Track 2. MONTOYA, DICK--Choir 45 Transfer from Wenatchee. MORRILL, BARBARA--National Merit Finalist 45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Vocal Ensemble 3,45 Hi-C 1,2,3,45 Vice- President 25 Secretary 35 Choir 1,2,3,4. MUNCH, TEDDY LEE--Band 1,2,3,45 Girls' Glee 2, Emo Echo 3,45 Advertising Manager 45 Ski Team 1, 2, 3 , 4. MUSOLF, BARBARA--Honor Society 45 Girls' Glee 25 Choir 4. NICKLES, LEE VONNE--Student-President's Council 1, 25 Tolo Queen 45 Drill Team 1, 25 Secretary-Treas- urer 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Treasurer 45 GAA 1,2. OBERG, RICKIE--Drill Team 1,2,3,45 FHA 35 Girls' Glee 2,35 Choir 3,45 GAA 4. OGLE, RICK--Key Club 3,45 Band 1, 25 Boys' Glee 35 Football 2, 3. PARKHILL, BARBARA--Student-President's Council 2, 35 Class Secretary 25 Senior Planning Board 45 Girls' League Executive Board 2, 3,45 Girls' League Secre- tary 35 Homecoming Princess 45 Tolo Princess 45 Honor Society 1,2, 3,45 Treasurer 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Ski Team 2,45 Office 4. PERKINS, MERLIN--National Merit Finalist 45 Daily World Scholastic Team 3,45 Student-President's Coun- cil 2,45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Chess Club 45 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 2,3,4. PETERS, SHARON--Student-President's Council 35 Honor Society 2, 3,45 Girls' League Executive Board 45 Choir 3,45 GAA 1,25 Office 4. PILCHER, PAT--Eastmont Homemaker of Year 45 Girls' League Executive Board 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Hi-C 1,25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Emo Echo 3,45 Business Manager 35 Section Editor 45 Emo Gals 45 Editor 45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Tennis 1,2,3,4. REEVES, MARILYN QPERKINSJ--Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Science Club 15 Tennis 25 GAA 1,2. REID, JIM--FFA 1,2,3,45 Football 2,3,4. REL, DIANE--Transfer from Chelan High. ROBINS, KENNETH fJAYj, JR. --Student-President's Council 35 Class Vice-President 45 Tolo King 35 Choir 3,45 Football 3,45 Basketball 3,4. ROGOWSKI, BARBARA--Honor Society 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3. ROLFS, RICHARD--Student-President's Council 3,45 Executive Board 45 Senior Planning Board 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Debate 1, 2, 3,45 State 1, 25 Columbia Basin College 45 Wildchat 1,2, 3,45 Assistant Editor 35 Editor 45 Thespians 1,2,3,45 FTA 2,35 Vice-President 35 Choir 4. ROSEBEARY, JOYCE--Drill Team 15 FHA 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 35 Girls' Glee 4. SELLERS, PAM--Daily World Scholastic Team 3,45 ASB Treasurer 35 Student-President's Council 3,45 Girls' League Treasurer 25 Girls' League President 45 Senior Planning Board 35 Twinlow Leadership Conference 35 Jr. Prom Princess 35 Girls' League Executive Board 2, 3,45 Honor Society 2, 3,45 Vocal Ensemble 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Emo Echo 35 GAA 1,2,35 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Ski Team 3. SHARP, JAN--Student-President's Council 35 Pep Club 2, 3. SHERRARD, KATHLEEN--Drill Team 2, 3,4. SHIFLETT, DAVE--FFA 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 1. SHIFLETT, STAR--Choir 3,45 Girls' Glee. SHIPEK, ROBERT--Science Club 1, 2, 3,45 Chess Club 2,3,45 Boys' Glee 35 Choir 45 Thespians 45 Football manager 35 Basketball manager 35 Golf 35 Home Sweet Homicide , Sta.rdust . SMITH, CAROLYN--Band 1,2,3,45 Emo Echo 3,45 Sec- tion Editor 45 Science Club 4. SMITH, JUDI--Drill Team 1, 2, 3,4. SMITH, PAT--Pep Club 2, 3,45 GAA 4. SPADARO, DOROTHY--Science Club 45 Wildchat 45 FTA 45 Drill Team 45 Chess Club 45 Math Club 45 Transfer from St Mary High5 Girls' Glee 15 Choir 25 Latin Club 35 Office 2, 3. STAFFORD, GREG--Class Treasurer 35 FFA 1, 2, 3,45 Boys' Glee 45 Football 1,25 Track 1. STRITZE L, BOB--Student-President's Council 3,45 Football 1,25 Basketball 25 Track 1, 2. THOMAS, HUBERT--Science Club 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Boys' Glee 25 Choir 2,3,45 Thespians 3,45 Ski Team 15 Golf 1,2, 3,45 January Thaw , Home Sweet Homicide . THOMASON, MARILYN--Student-President's Council 35 Ensemble 25 Band 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 35 Emo Echo 3,45 Business Manager 3,4. TRADEWELL, SUSAN--Student-President's Council 15 FHA 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Hi-C 2,45 Chess Club 45 GAA l,2,35 Tennis 1,2,3,4. TROTTER, RAY EUGENE--Student-President's Council 45 All-State Choir 45 Vocal Ensemble 3,45 Choir 2, 3,45 FTA 2, 3,45 Vice-President 35 President 45 Thespians 3, 45 Boys' Glee 35 Emo Echo 45 Section Editor 45 Ask Any Girl , Home Sweet Homicide , January Thaw , Stardust , TUCKER, JERRY--ASB President 45 Class Vice-Presi- dent 25 Class President 35 Boys' State5 All-State Band 45 Honor Society 2,3, 45 Key Club 3,45 Vocal Ensemble K mem, 1'-r was esgfv fume 6dS'T6'AllN6 7,9 ,M Some-rfmes Pau :keen-new uezf wgm, IH, 1-IFE. 5.9012 Aucrc 5U.w1914'. 45 Band l,2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. VAN DORIEN, LINDA--Student-President's Council 1, 45 Pep Club 35 Girls' Glee 3,45 Choir 4. VAUGHN, BILL--Boys' Glee 3,45 Choir 45 Ski Team. VICKERY, ANDY--Boys' Glee 45 Choir 45 Wrestling 2 WEBB, CAROLYN--Drill Team 25 FHA 4. WELLS, ROSEMARIE--Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 Girls' Glee 35 GAA 1, 2,3,45 Tennis 15 Transfer from Wenatchee5 Girls' Club 25 GAA 2. WILKINSON, FORREST--Honor Society 3,45 Band 1, 25 Science Club 3,45 Ski Team 3,45 Track 1, 2,3,45 Cross Country 4. WILMOTH, KATHY--Student-President's Council 15 Cheerleader 45 Honor Society 2, 3,45 Vocal Ensemble 45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Choir 2, 3, 4. WRIGHT, JOHN--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball 15 Tennis 1,25 Golf 3,4. 7'l?F7D 7777V6'A5 A4750 up I HNMV fda wxgf- ml 1.5752 ML Wgffdma ADMINISTRATION INDE ANDERsoN,DoN 10,28 BAlL.EY,KRlSTlN 10,38,71,78 13A1.1.,DAR1.ENE 10,63,67 BoN1,1.ou 1O,20,69 13RowN,DouG 11 BRUNS,l.lNDA 11,48,72,73 BURN:-1A1v1,RoBERTA 17 C1-111.DERS,.1AY 8 c1.ARK,BARBARA 11,20,60,73 D1NTE1.1v1AN,RoBERT 8 DRlESSEN,GARY 11,20,95 EASTON,LYNN 9 GIESJVIARILYN 12,77 HANNAFoRD,BRucE 12,20,23 HANsEN,NoR1v1A 17 HEDEL.UND,.IUNE 12,23,70 HElDEMAN,ART 12,80 HOTCHKlSS,TED 18 1-1uBE1.,.1osEPH 18 lRISH,lRVlNG 4,13,8O KlNGIVIAN,HAZEL 18 I.EWIS,JOYCE 17 1v1AT1-1Ews,.111v1 13,20,64 1v1CcAR1.,.1EAN 9 1v1ooDY,BuD 13 PATRlCK,Bll.L. 13,38,75,97 PORTERFIELDJVIILDRED 18 PR1oR,RoGER 14 QuoRN,KERRY 14,48,70 Ro13ERTsoN,JERRY 14,2O,23 SAND,ED 14,21,66,67 scHRoEDER,BoB 15,48,80 sE1.1.ERs,1v1ARY BELLE 17 so1.1.EE,A1.1.EN 18 s'rAN1.EY,.1Ess1E 15,68 s'rEwART,GEoRGE 15,94 TODD,ESTHER 16,79 vAuGHN,cA1. 96 wAuGA1v1AN,DARRY1. 16,20 wEs'r,1.Y1.E 16 , STUDENT INDE A1.1.EN,To1v1 48 A1.1.RED,NAD1NE 23,67 ANDERSON,CHARLOTTE 60,61 , 67 ANDERSON,..IACK 48 ANDERsoN,To1v1 38,97 ARND'r,13RucE 48 ARNDT,DENN1S 48 ARNDT,DuANE 23,32 ARNDT,RlTA 38,60,81 AR'r1.EY,.1o1-IN 38,64 AS1-115R,1v1ARGARET 35,67 A'rwE1.1.,'rERR1 48 Auv11.,BoB 38 BAlNARD,ART 38,92 BAKER,JUDY 23,81 BAI.DRlDGE,BOB 75,92,97 13A1.1.,.111v1 48 BALL.,BETTY 23,65,66,67 BA1.1.,MARG1E 38,66 BANNlNG,.lOYCE 48,61,63 BANN1NG,s1-1ARoN 38,60 BARBER,NEAL.lNDA 48 BAUER,PAUL 24,69,75,92 BAUER,RlCH 38,68,69,75,92 BAUIVIGARDNER,SHElLA 38,60 66 BEATY,DAN 48,67 BEAUDRY,CORYNNE 48,61 BECK,DAVlD 38,92 BECK,.lANET 37, 39, 60, 63, 68, 77 BECK,RUTH 48,63 BEEBE,SUSAN 49 BEEMAN,PAUI. 49,64,96 BEL.l.ANlY,I.lNDA 49 BELSHAW,CHRlS 49,60,96 BEl.VILLE,SHARON 39,60,68,69 77 BERG,PAu1. 24 BERGEVlN,WANDA 39 BERRY,DouG 24,80 B1.ANcHETT,1v1ARv 24,75 BLAND,ART 39,78,80 B1.oMBERG,R1cH 39,67,92 13o131.ET,BE'1 rY 49 BOLEN,RONALD 39,66 13oL.1NGER,1.oREN 49,64,67 BONEWlTZ,TONA 23 BoN1,1.ou1E 49,75,92,95 BOWES,JOHN 49 BRABROOK,MARY 49,63,60 BRADFORD,KAREN 24,60,61,70, 76,79,a5,a6 13RAND,DoNNA 49,67 13RANDoN,1v11KE 49,95 BRECKENRlDGE,LlNDA 24,59,60,62, 63,66,67 BREEN,CARLA 49 BRElLER,STEVE 24,75 BRETT,DEAN 24,60,6s,69, 70,92 BRETT,GARY 24,6s,69,72,73,74, 75,97 13R1cKER,1v1E1.v1N 49,66,67 BR1G1-1'r,c1-1As 39,66,7s BROADDUS,MARY 24,59,60,62,63, 65,66 BROCKWELL,TOM 39,66,92 BROMll.EY,SYLVlA 24,59,60,62,63 BROWN,CLlFF 49 BROWN,..lACKlE 49,61 BROWN,LYNDA 39 BROWN,PAT 24,59,60,67,6s,73,74, 80,81 Bu1.1.,KR1ss 49,-50,67 BUTLER,SHARON 39,59,60,61,a0, 81,96 CAlLLlER,JOE 25 CANIPBEL.L,JIM 25 CAMPBELL.,..lUDY 39,60,73 CAMPBELL,MlKE 39,66,73 CAMPBELL,WANDA 39,60,63,66,67, 70,71 CARMlCHAEL,CONNlE 49,63 CARTER,CAI. 39,97 CARTMlLL,GARY 96 cARTwR1G1-1T,L1NDA 25,60,6a,73, 74,81 cARvE'rH,Russ 25,67,94 CEDERGREEN,CAROLYN 39,63,67 cEDERGREEN,s'rEwAR'r 39,67 CHAM BER1.A1N,c1-1ERY1. 67 CHAPMAN,CONNlE 49,60 c1-1AP1v1AN,1v11KE 39,64,68,80,95 CHARLTON,CONNIE 39,60,61,63,67 c:1-1AR1.'roN,FRED 39,64 CHEEVER,NITA 39,60 CHEEVER,l.YNDA 49,60 CHRlSTENSEN,CURT 49 c1.ARK,cAT1-1Y 39,40,60,66,70,71, 73,80 CLARK,.lERRY 49 CLARK,KATHLEEN 49 c1.ARK,PAu1. 32,39 CLARK,SHARON 39,67 CLAUSSEN,JlM 25 c1.owERs,1v111.1.ARD 49 cocKR11.1.,K11v1 49,67 co1.E,c1-1ucK 25,36,66,94 co1.E,PA1v1 40,60,63,67,71,73 COMSTOCK,KAREN 26,60 coN1.EY,.1ANE 26,60,77 COOK,DAVID 50 COOK,KATHY 40, 60,61,63 COPELAND,DON 50 CORDELL,GAY 26,60,62,63,6a,74,96 coRDER,LoRE'rTA 40,63 CRAlG,PAT 50,67 CREEK,PHYLLlS 26,67,77 CRUMP,LlNDA 26,60,66,67,73 CUMMlNS,RlCK 40 CUNNlNG,HAROLD 40 cuNN1NG1-1A1v1,D1ANA 50 cuTsHA1.L,cARo1.YN 40,60,61,67,71 CUTSHALL,SANDY 50,60,63 DANlEl.,GRANT 50,64 DAVIS,BOB 50,73,97 DAVlS,BOB 40 DAVlS,LARRY 40 DAv1s,R1E1.1.E 40,60,66,68,69,73,78, ao DAVlSON,DENNlS 50,69,92,95 DEAN,KAREN 26,6o,63,66,67,71,74 DEASY,ANlTA 40,60,64 DEAsY,1v1ARY 50,6o,64 DERRY,PA1v1 50,60,64 DE DESROCHERS,SYLVlA 4o,7s,s0 DE DEsRocHERs,v1RG1N1A 40,50, 78,80 DEXTER,DENNlS 50,97 DlCK,CAROl. 26,60,69,73,74,a1 DlXON,JOYCE 50 Do1313s,B11.1.YE 50 DORE,SANDl 50,60 DouD,DENA 50,63,79 DOUGLAS,KAREN 40,6o,63 DOWNEY,lRlS 40 DREsc1-1ER,1v1E1.1NDA 50,6o,67,97 DuNAGAN,RoN 40 DYNES,DENNlS 50 EASTON,L.lNDA 50,60 EDD1NGs,wANDA 26,66,7O ELLlFRITZ,l.ARRY 50 E1.1.1FR1Tz,csER1 40 EL1.1S,.1uD1 26,69 El.LIS,SHARON 50,67 ELLlSON,..IACKKE 26,60,66,66,71, 81 ENGLlSH,SALLY 26,67,69,85,86 ENNEK1NG,To1v1 27 ENYEART,DENNY 40,66 ERB,susAN 50,60 EVENSEN,RlCHARD 40 FARl.EY,DAVE 50 FRANWORT1-1,1v1ARsHA 50,67,70,79 FElL,BECKY 40,60,61,67 FEIL.,DAN 27 FElL,PAT 40,60,67 FEI.TY,RON 51 FERRY, BARBARA 40 F11.BEcK,D1ANNA 40 FlNCH,JANlE 51,67 F'lNNlGAN,TlM 40 F1TzPA'rR1cK,1.AURA 40 FLAHERTY,BECKY 27, 60,61,69,71 F1.A1-1ERTY,PAT 51,60,61 F1.oYD,DARA 51 Fox,DAvE 51,95 Fox,s1-IERR1 27,6O,66,73 FRA1.EY,To1v1 40,64 FRAz1E:R,TRAv1s 41 FREE1v1AN,sTEvE 51,64 FREsE,G1.EN 51,92,97 FRESE,suzE'rTE 27,60,63,64 FRYHovER,1v11D 27, 60,66,69,85 GA1.1.A1-1ER,v1v1AN 51,60 GANO,KAREN 51,61 GANO,STEVE 27 GARRETT,.1AcKY 41 ,60,63 GERE,RosE 41,67 GERE,SHERRY 27 GlBBS,RlTA 51,61,67 GlLL.,ROGER 41,80 G1.ANN,soB 51 GLOYN,BlLl. 41 GOF'F,TERY 51 GOLDY,DAVE 51,97 GORSUCH,GlNGER 41,61,71 GOURl.lE,DUANA 28,66 GRAEvEL,J11v1 28 GRAFFlS,KAREN 28,6O,66,73 GRAN'r,sANDRA 22,60,66,69 GRAYBIl.L,CYNTHlA 51,60 GREBE,AR1.ENE 4O,6O,74,77,81 GREEN,1.ERoY 41 GRlGGS,HAROl.D 28,36,66 GRONl.UND,FRED 41 GRuBBS,J11v1 41 GuER1N,1v1ARc1A 51,67,81 GUERlN,CAROI.E 41,6O,66,68,69,73, 74,60 GUSTAFSON,ALLEN 41,97 GUT1-1R1E,D1cK 51,64,66 1-1AKo1.A,1.Eo 26,66,73,60 HAl.ES,SUSAN 28,63 1-1A1.L,DoNNA 41,67 1-1A1.1.,KAREN 41 HA1.1.,Bo13 41 1-1A1.L,1v1ARY 41 HA1.1.,scoTT1 51,67 1-1A1.1.,sHARoN 28,60,63,66 HAMIVlOND,KAY 51,60,67 HAMoN,KAY 51 ,63,67 HAIVlPTON,DAVlD 51,64,92,97 HANEY,lVIYRA 41,60,66,69,79 1-1ANNoN,HE1D1 51 HANSON,PAUL 51 ,64,97 HARDMAN,JUDY 51,64,67 1-1ARD1v1AN,1.1NDA 29,67,70,71 HARG1s,cARo1. 41,60,66,73 1-1ARK1NS,.1AcK 29 HAR1v1oN,.1uDY 52,63,67 HARPSTERJANET 52 HARRlS,CYNTHlA 52,67 HARRlS,SUE 41,60,62,66 HARRlSON,JOYCE 41,66,67 1-1AsT1NGs,.111v1 29,66,68,69,75,92, 94 HAYES,LlNDA 41,63 1-1AYEs,1v11KE 29 HAYWOOD,RUSSEL.l. 29 HAzEN,susAN 29,66,68,69,70,71,78 HEDELUND,KAREN 29,66,70,71,73,77 78,96 HELDENBRAND,CHERYL.I. 41,60,61 1-1ENKE1.,suE 52,79 1-1Es'rER,R1cK 52 HESToN,GRAcE 41,60,7O HEsToN,1v11KE 29,92 Hll.L.,TOlVI 41,64 HlNDE,BOBBlE 68,73 1-11NDERER,1v1AR1E 42 1-11NsoN,1v11KE 42 HOl.DEN,SHERRY 52,65 HOLLINGSWORTHROBERTA 52,80 HORNERJVIIKE 42,66,75 HORNER,RlCH 52 HORNER,VlC 29,66,69,75,92,94 HuNTER,D, ETTA 3O,60,63,71 lNGI.E,RON 42,52 1NSE1.1.,FRANK 3o,6a,75,94 .1AcKsoN,PAT 3o,66,69,77 .1AHNs,KARL 42,67,6s,69,7 so .1ARv1s,1v1ARY 52,60 JASPERSJEROME 30 JENKs,sANDRA 30,6o,67 .lESSUP,RAY 52 .1EwE1.1.,JAcK1E 52,60 3,78, JOHNS,KATHY 30,60,62,63,66,74,s1, 85,86 .101-1NsoN,DoN 69 .1oHNsoN,FRED 42,66,92 JoHNsoN,.1ERRY 42,67 .IONES,DAVlD 52 KEEFER,DlANA 42 KEELER,GRACE 52,60 KELLER,KEN 30,92 KENT,MARClE 52,78,8O KlMBAl..L,BRENT 52 KIECHEL.,KATHY 30,67 KNANN1.E1N,DAvE 42,92,95 KNOWLES,BOB 30,80 KUMIVIER,KEVlN 42 KUNZIVIAN,DlANE 42 LAlRD,BONNlE 42,67,79 LANCASTER,SUSAN 42,6O, 66,68 LANDON,FRANCES 42,60,67 LANEY,DON 42 1.ANEY,RoN 42,67 LANGENDOREBESSIE 42 1.ANGSToN,1.ARRY 52 l.ARSEN,BIl.L. 42 l.ARUE,DAN 52,97 LEEJVIIKE 52 1.EE,R1cK 42 1.EEDY,JANET 31,60 1.EEDY,D1ANE 52,60,66,71 l.ElSHIVIAN,KEN 42 L.EWlS,LlNDA 31,60,63,68,74,81 1.Ew1S,PATT1 52,6O,63,74 LlTTLE,LARRY 31 LoNcs,PH11.1P 52,6o,93,97 LONGACRE,LlNDA 52,60,62 l.OOlVlIS,VEVA 52,63 LOVOL.D,STUART 53 LUCAS,VlClA 53 1.uDE1v1AN,NE11. 42,67 L.UDENIAN,PAlVl 53,61 1.YDA,RA1.P1-1 53 l.YONS,IVllKE 31,53 1.YoNS,To1v1 53 LYTI.E,lVIIKE 53 lVIcCARl.,TlNl 42,64,92,97 IVlcDONNEl.L,BOB 42,92 McDONNELl.,RUSS 32 1v1cFAR1.AND,.1EAN 42,6o,96 lVIcGHAN,DOTTl 43,60,63,66,70,71 IVIcGHEE,JOE 32,66 1v1cGHEE,s1-1ARoN 43,73 Mcl.ANDRESS,DlCK 53,64,69,92,95 McI.ANDRESS,BOB 43,92,96 lVIcKENZlE,JIlVI 53,64,72 MABRY,LOUlS 31,64,69,79 MABRY,SANDY 31,63,64,71,31 1v1A1N,1v1E1.oDY 53,67 1v1A1.oNEY,B11.1. 53 MARKER,RlCH 31,6a,73,so,97 MARKER,SUSAN 31,60,66,71,a1 MARNEY,BRENDA 31 ,66,77 lVlARSH,MARGlE 53,6l,67,69,73,79 MASON,SHARON 32,63,6s,7o,61 lVlATHESON,JUNE 67 MATTERN,.llM 32,92 lVIATTERN,NATE 53,67,92 lVlEl.Vll.LE,TAMNlY 53,60,62,67,69 MESSERSIVIlTH,AL 32,64,68,69,75 MESSERSMlTH,RON 43,93 1v1Ess1NGER,KE1.1.Y 43 MEYER,PATTY 53 1v1EYERs,1v11KE 43 1v111.1.ER,c1-1AR11.YN 43,60,61,66, 77 MlLLER,DENZlL 43,92,97 1v111.1.ER,Foss 43,68,69,93,94 1v111.1.ER,JoE 43,73 1v111.1.ER,sK1P 53,64,75,92,95 Mll.LER,TOM 53,67 1v111.1.ER,wA1N 53, 1v111.1.s,1-1ARvEY 53,96,97 1v11LNE,cRA1G 43,96 MONESMlTH,APRlL 53 MONTOYA,DlCK 32,66 1v1ooRE,.1EAN 53 MOORE,LARRY 53 1v1oRDEN,c-A11. 53 1v1oRGAN,1.1NDA 53,60,67 N1oRR11.1.,BAR13ARA 32,64,67,6a,79 lVlORROW,PETE 43,66,73,75,ao MOSS,ETTlE 53 MUNCH,TEDDY 32,64,71 MUNCH,TOM 43,80 1v1uso1.F,BARB 32,63,66,6s,71 NAKATA,NOBl 43,6a,7o,74,96 NASON,DlCK 97 NEAL,DENNlS 43,6a,92 NEAl.,LlNDA 54 NEHER,PHlLlP 43,66,8O NEL.SON,LARRY 43 NELSONJVIIKE 43,64,68,73,75 NELSON,TOM 54,64 NEwToN,Jo ANN 43,66 NlELSEN,CAROLYN 43,66 NlCKl.ES,L.EE voNNE 33,6o,a1,96 N1E1v1AN,1v11KE 54,97 NORMAN,RlCHARD 43 NuNNA1.LY,NoR1v1 43 OBERG,RlCKlE 33,61,63,66 ODELL,KATHY 54,67,73 oGDoN,1v11KE 43,64 oGEE,.1o1-:N 43,69,75,9z oc-1.E,R1cK 33,75 o1.soN,RA1.P1-1 54 OTT,DARLENE 54,61 owYEN,PAT 44,6o,66,73,74 PAlNE,KENNY 54,92,95 PARKER,PAULETTE 54,60 PARK1-111.L,PATT1 52,60,62,63,67,69 96 PARKHll.l.,BARB 33,60,63,68,74,81, 85,96 PATRlCK,SHlRLEY 54,60 PERKINS,MARlLYN 34 PERK1Ns,1v1ER1.1N 33,63,69,92,94 PE'rERs,s1-1ARoN 6o,66,66,74,s1 P1-1E1.AN,c1-1ucK 44,67 PHlLl.lPS,BOB 54,64 PlLCHER,CONNlE 54,6O,63,64,70 PlLCHER,PAT 24,6O,63,64,68,7O,71, 74 P1'rTs,.1o1-1N 44,67 PORTER,MlKE 54,75,92,97 POTTER,BlLl. 44,67 PREY,NANCY 60,64,7O PR1NcE,DAR1.ENE 54,67 PULSlPHER,GlNl 44,6o,62 PYKA,RoBER'r 54,92,95 RAcus,PAu1.A 54,96 RAlNS,SHlRLEY 54,6o,61 RAs1v1ussEN,PHY1.1.1s 44 REED,JACKlE 54 REEsE,RoN 54,93 REEvEs,BRENDA 54 REEVES,DOTTlE 44,77 REEvEs,1.YNN 54 RElD,JlM 34,75 RE1Tz,s1-1ARoN 54,70,73,79 REL,DlANE 34 RENFRoE,BARB 44,60,63,64,68 RHEA,ROBERT 54 RlCE,JOYCE 44,6O,61,67,77 R1c1-1ARDs,1.1NDA 54,63,64 RITTER,TOMl 55,60 ROBBlE,LUClLLE 55 ROBlNS,JUNIOR 34,66,92,94 ROBlNSON,SONNY 55,69,75,95 RoGowsK1,BARBARA 34,6o,66 Ro1.Fs,.1o1-1N 55,64,97 ROLFS,DlCK 34,6a,69,7o,72,73 Ro1v1EY,1v11KE 55,64,92,96 Ro1v1PPEL,1.1NDA 55,61 ROMPPEL,RlCK 44 RosEBEARY,c-:ARY 44 RosEBEARY,.1oYcE 34,67,77 ROSEKRANS,RElTA 55,6o,63,72,79 ROSENBERC-1ER,KEN 55,92 RovA,sY1.v1A 44 Row1.AND,cHERY1.YN 44,61 ROWLEY,PHYLLlS 44 SAMUEL,HEL.EN 44,79 sANs'rRo1v1,KAREN 60,68 SCHLOSSER,..lOHN 44,92 SCHMlTZ,SANDRA 55,60 scHoFFEN,cATHY 55,64 scHoo1.ER,BoB 44,93 SCOTT,DAVID 55 sEABRooK,.1oYcE 55,60 SELLERS,PAM 34,60,63,66,68,69,74, 81 SHARP,JANlCE 34 sHAvER,A1.vc1A 35 S1-1Aw,RoN 44,66,94 sHAw1.EY,R1cH 55,93,97 sl-1E1.1.,BoB 44,97 S1-1ERRARD,KAT1-1Y 35,61 sH1F1.E'r'r,DAvE 35,92 SHlPEK,BOB 35,66,ao S1-11F1.ETT,sTAR 35,66,67 s1EsE,1v11D 55,79 SlLER,LEE 44 s1NG1.E'roN,D1cK 44 SlNCLAlR,JUDl 55 sKE1.ToN,c1-1ucK 44 SKEl.TON,SONDRA 44,6o,63,64,66 SMlTH,CAROLYN 35,64,71,s1 SMlTH,DEL.LA 45,64 s1v111'1-1,DoNNA 45,61 s1v11'r1-1,GA11. 45 SMlTH,KAREN 55,6o,67 SMlTH,.lANE 55,67 s1v11T1-1,.1o1-IN 55 s1v11'r1-1,.1uD1 35,61 s1v11'r1-1,1.oNN1E 45 s1v11'r1-1,PA'r 35,6o,67 s1v11'rH,sA1v1 35 SMlTH,SHARON 65,66 sNABB,R1c1-1ARD 55 SOULE,LES 36,92 SPADARO,DOROTHY 36,61 ,67,70,8O sPADARo,EDY'r1-1E 55,63 SPAET1-1,1.1NDA 45,77 sPARKs,.1AN 55,64 SPARMAN,REEANN 55,69 sPER1.1NE,c1-1ERY1. 45,60 SPRADLlN,JACK 55,64 sPRAGuE,RosE 55,60 STADlNG,PAUL 56 STADLER,PAUL 45 STAFFORD,GREG 36 STALLlNGS,DAYLE 56 STANDERFERJVIIKE 45,68 STANFlELD,FRED 56,97 STANFlELD,LOUlSE 56,60,63,67 STAUFFER,DENNIS 45 STEADY,MARY 57 STEWART,LlNDA 45,69,71 STlNE.,RON 56 ST, JOHN.,KElTH 56,64,67 STORY,KATHY 56,6O,61,63 STRITZELJEAUANNE 45,61,77 STRlTZEL,MOl.l.Y 56,6O,63 STRlTZEL,ROBERT 36,69 STUART,DAVE 36 STURTZ,RAY 45,64,66,68,71,79,93 SULLlVAN,WAYNE 56,64 SYRlNG,TOM 45,68,92 TAFFAR,BERT1-1A 56,67 TAF'FAR,MARY .lo 56 TAPLETT,JENNlFER 56,64 TAPLETT,MANDY Jo 45,66,68,73,7 'rEsTA1.1.,M1KE 56,97 THOMAS,HUBERT 36,64,66,73 T1-1o1v1AsoN,1v1AR11.YN 64,63,71,77 TOMLlNSON,CRAlG 45,75 'rRADEwE1.1.,susAN 36,63 TRlGG,DEI.ORES 45,67 TRlMBLE,BRUCE 56,64,97 TRlPLETT,RON 45 TROTTER,LlNDA 45,6o,61,63,6s,71 TRo'r'rER,RAY 36,66,69,71,73,7s TROXLER,.llM 45 TRUlTT,DlCK 45,64,69 TRUlTT,KEN 56,67 TUCKER,.lERRY 37, 64,6s,69,75,92, 94 TURNER,ROBERT 56,92 'ruRN1PsEED,1v1ARs1-1A 45,61 ULlN,DlANE 45,60,68,77 UNDERHlLL,STEVE 45,68,71 UNDERHlLL,MlKE 45 vANc1.EAvE,1.1NDA 46,63,7O,77,79 VANDORlEN,LYNDA 37,66,67,69 VANHOVEN,ROD 46, 68,92 vAuG1-1N,B11.1. 66,67 VERSOl,DREANA 46 VEST,JlM 46,64,66 vlcKERY,ANDv 37,66 vlcKERY,sHERR1oN 46,78 vlcKERY,DoN 56 WAl.KER,JOANlE 46,6O,66 wA1.1.ls,DAvE 56 wA1.TER,RANDY 45,80 wARD,ARLlE 56,93,95 wARREN,DENNls 46 wAvEREK,MARYANN 46,63,65,77,7s, 96 wEBB,cARol.YN 37,77 wEBB,sTAcY 56,64 wEl.l.s,PAM 46,63 wEl.l.s,RosEMAR1E 37,60,63 wEl.l.s,RlcH 46 wEI.l.s,sHlRl.EY 46,6o,64 wHlTE,DENNls 64,67 wHl'rE,GEoRGE 56,60 wu.KlNsoN,FoRREs'r 37,68,80,93,96 WlLLlAMS,JOHN 56,75,96 wu.l.lA1vls,Al.AN 46,92 wn.r.lAMs,ToM 46,62,92 WlLl.lS,PAM 45,60,66 wu.Mo'rH,KA'rHY 37,60,62,63,66,68 wn.'rsE,PA'r'rlE 46,61,67,79 wooDs,DENN1s 56,64 wool.E'r'r,PA'rTY 56,60 woRDEN,PAM 57,60 wRlGH'r,.1oHN 37,64,92 WYNGAARD,DEBBlE 54,6o,61,71 YAR BROUGH,EVE LYN 57, 61, 67 AUTOGRAPHS MARCHELS ICE CREAM PARLOR RANT VILLAGE TU 4-4407 v1cKERY,ANDY 37,66 wl-u'rE,DENNls 64,67 VICKERY,SHERRlON 46,78 WHlTE,GEORGE 56,60 v1cKERY,DoN 56 Wll.KlNSON,FORREST 37,68,8O,93,96 WlLLlAMS,JOHN 56,75,96 Wll.LlAIVlS,ALAN 46,92 wn.l.lA1vls,ToM 46,62,92 wAl.KER,.1oAN1E 46,6O,66 wu.1.ls,PAM 45,6o,66 wA1.l.ls,DAvE 56 wn.Mo'rH,KATHY 37,6o,6z,63,66,6a WALTER,RANDY 45,80 wu.'rsE,PATTlE 46,61,67,79 wARD,ARl.lE 56,93,95 wooDs,DENNls 56,64 wARREN,DENNls 46 WOOLETT,PATTY 56,60 wAvEREK,MARYANN 46,63,65,77,78, woRDEN,PAM 57,60 96 wRlGH'r,.1oHN 37,64,92 wEBB,cARol.YN 37,77 wYNGAARD,DEBBlE 54,6O,61,71 wEBB,sTAcY 56,64 WELLS,PAM 46,63 wEl.l.s,RosEMARlE 37,60,63 wE1.l.s,RlcH 46 wEl.l.s,sHlRl.EY 46,6O,64 YARBRouGH,EvE1.YN 57,61,67 AUTOGRAPHS MARCHELS ICE CREAM PARLOR RANT VILLAGE TU 4-4407 4 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' 1 If 1 Q 5 f u f 7 Ulla l. 54' UQKPK jd! f,f.EJ,2 , L KULJ Ziff ' Vjff l4 5V2d f U 1 G Qg ,m1 f f Q. ai Q flu' 0 y0 L44 52, ,Uz 5' 6' UC Qu, W 4 1207 If Wifi W M W 720211 Z0 M' QA! 4 W fdmfbu Qbciwfdlygd A ij-4fXJ2fvv ' Lk ef,',,y N fi xckq A J-Q , fMf5MiQQwm'Ma WQWfWw J U2a 1' V -W My Ww w . f W QV Ql'NifW 5L7Mfm Mfifw x M ' jf Nz ff WRX ,gmfmy My M W WW V in wgfwgwjwfg Q45 wi'6yi3??lfyf?5di5Q V'174W NQWU,K,Qw,B 5f? W kv Q5 wwf? M 'be cr-WN x 0 ,- 'wig '? r 5 v7.0 EMO ECHO SPRING SUPPLEMENT I964 fmxaf Kathy Johns officially began her reign as Princess East Wenatchee at her coronation held in the early Spring of 1964. The pink and White theme was carried out even in the costumes of visiting Apple Blossom Queen Lynn Nicholson and her court. This was only the first of many exciting events in which Princess Kathy and her attendants Mid Fryhover and Pat Pilcher would par- ticipate. Through the efforts of the community and many dedicated Eastmont students, East Wenatchee was represented in the Grand Parade of the Apple Blossom Festival by a silver bedecked red velvet float. This vehicle, which was truly a Carousel of Beauty , carried Princess Kathy and her attendants through the parade. Accompa- nying the girls were the Eastmont Wildcat Band, Drill Team, and Majorettes. Princess Kathy Johns A p p L E Mid Fryhover BLGSSOM Patricia Pilcher i l The Junior Prom was a tremendous suc- cess this year in setting, atmosphere, and royalty selection. The junior class was fortunate to have such charming and radiant royalty. Queen Susan Marker and her prin- cesses, Sharon Banning, Kathy Cook, Carole Guerin, and Diane Ulin, were well worthy of the honor they received. Shangri-La, the theme of the prom, was brilliantly carried out with its silhouette of the Taj Mahal, its illuminated Japanese screens, and its rushing stream. Many worked long and hard to make this dance one of the year's foremost accom- plishments. JUNIOR Sharon Banning Kathy Cook Queen Susan Marker 7 B PRDM we., Carole Guerin Diane Ulin Miss Kristin Bailey Mr. Don Anderson Mr. Lou Boni Miss Barbara Clark Many new faces will appear in the teaching and counseling staffs during the 1964- 1965 school year, but those who have gone can never quite be replaced. We of the annual staff would like to express our gratitude for the knowledge and guidance given us by the ten faculty members to whom this page is dedicated. Mr. Robert Schroder Miss Marilyn Gies Mr. James Mathews Mr. George Stewart NOT PICTURED: Miss Vivian Sterling Mr. Daryl Waugaman Grant Daniel, Hugh Thomas, Bob Wilkinson, Stuart Lovold, Rich Snabb, Mike Lytle, Mr. Boni. ROW 1: Craig Milne, Jim Claussen, Cliff Brown, Cary Cartmill, Glen Frese, Rich Bauer, Dean Brett. ROW 2: Mary Broacldus, Gay Cordell, Mary Brabrook, Patty Lewis, Linda Lewis, Pat Pilcher, Pam Sellars, Patti Parkhill, Mr. Patrick, ROW 3: Bob Pyka, Louis Mabry, Connie Pileher, ReeAnn Sparman, Nancy Prey, Mike Campbell, John Smith, Pete Morrow. TENNIS ROW 1: Phil Long, Ron Messersmith, Bill Larson, Mike Ogden, Stacy Webb, Rich Shawley. ROW 2: Forrest Miller, Jerry Tucker, Steve Gano, Paul Bauer, Chuck Cole, Merlin Perkins, Forrest Wilkinson, Gary Brett, Denzil Miller. ROW 3: Mr. Stewart, George White, Robert Rhea, Jim Vest, Dick Nason, Bob Baldridge, John Ogee, Rod Van Hoven, Tim McCarl, Mike Brandon, Arlie Ward, Dave Shiflett. ROW 4: Mike Chapman, Rick Blomberg, Ron Reese, Mike Horner, Dave Hampton, Mike Porter, Dave Beck, Tom Syring, Ray Strutz, John Rolfs, Tom Brockwell. TRACK ROW 1: Dennis Davison, Jim Ball, Louie Boni, Nate Mattern Bruce Trimble ROW 2 Dick Singleton, Larry Moore, Mike Nelson, Skip Miller, Ken Rosenberger J V BASEBALL XE astmont Eastmont Eastrnont E astmont E astmont E astmont Eastrnont E astmont YEast1nont Eastmont Eastmont E astmont Eastmont 25f16 17 8 1 6 11 0 1 4X1 21 11f4 17 8 Ellensburg Entiat Entiat Wenatchee Leavenworth Cashmere Wenatchee Leavenworth Moses Lake Cashmere Othello Waterville Waterville 1' indicates double -header ROW 1: Junior Robins, Lonnie Smith, Jim Mattern, Ron Shaw, Les Soule, Frank lnsell, Louie Boni. ROW 2: Mr. Driessen, Craig Tomlinson, Larry Nelson, Ken Rosenberger, Vic Horner, Jim Hastings, Skip Miller, Dan Feil, Ken Keller, Tom Nelson. VARSITY BASEBALL 9fEastmont 12f2 Ellensburg 1X1 Eastmont 18 Cle Elum 0 Eastmont 9 Peshastin 1 E astmont 1 Chelan 0 Eastmont 8 Peshastin 0 E astmont 1 Wenatchee 2 Eastmont 4 Quincy 0 Eastmont 7 Cashmere 2 3':Eastmont 2 X 1 Ephrata 1 fo Eastmont 0 Chelan 2 Eastmont 9 Quincy 2 'Eastmont 4X7 Moses Lake 2X2 E astmont 8 Cashmere 1 'KE astmont 2 X 5 Othello 5 X3 if indicates double-header CLASS MOTTO Today's Hope. . . Tomorrow's Greatness CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Yellow Rose Blue and Gold The end of the school year climaxed twelve years of study, fun, companion- ship for the 140 members of the class of '64, On Sunday, May 31st, the seventh graduating class of Eastmont donned caps and gowns for the first time to attend Baccalaureate Services in the gymnasium. Rev. Robert L. Morrill gave the Baccalaureate Address-- Quo Vadis ? Members of the class took part in the services and the Girls' Glee Club sang the closing hymn. Following Baccalaureate, many of the seniors met at La Frenieres' for the senior banquet which had been plaimed and organized by the class. The sen- iors not only had a wonderful meal together but also spent hours signing an- nuals and looking back on their Eastmont years. Finally Commencement day arrived. While the underclassmen took grueling semester finals, the seniors prepared for the evening. At 6:30 seniors started gathering in the rotunda while proud parents, friends, and relatives searched for seats in the gym. Just at 8:00 nature gave her crowning touch to the cere- mony--a thundering rain storm. The seniors, blocked from the gym by large pellets of Water, soon made a quick dash to the gym. Finally the band bega.n the Processional as the seniors marched in. Al Messersmith, senior class president, lead the group in the flag salute. Speakers for the evening were Pamela Sellers, Salutatoriang Susan Hazen, Valedictoriang Mr. Dintelman, Superintendent, Dr. William, President of Wenatchee Valley College, and Rev. E. D. Tollefson speaking in memory of Sandra L. Grant. The moment that all the seniors had waited for arrived as Mr. Lowell Sperline took the stage to present the diplomas. As each senior received his diploma and turned the blue and red tassel on his cap, tension mounted in the crowd. Many of the seniors could be seen holding back tears of sadness or joy. Graduation ended as the seniors marched into the world of adulthood with the sounds of Eastmont still in their ears. GFQTE-WW's W v , X Q, S GRADUATION I964