Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1959 volume:

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Each time an individual advances in knowledge, that knowledge becomes an- other key which opens another door. Educa- tion is a priceless possession for which many strive. The opportunity for education is yours to use in whatever walk of life you may choose. Continue adding to your knowledge that it may open the door on wonder, glory, joy and contentment, peace with yourself and the world. The pages of our Forester, reflect the faces of many students, whose experiences this year are preparing them for the oppor- tunities in future life. A Q 4 t'h 4wf l -Q5 fm' I9 Q 9 1 Y N I i F: EVERGREEN HIGH SCHOOL SEATTLE, WASH. STE 3 A BACKWARD GLANCE Q fi ,vs- 'w,1W .Q X 5 .fl- Ji-SSY9i ESxTw..ZsP?iXZEE5hi5ix N -f M. ,--1w1v',1.,,1 ..L. .AWN X N S252 AW mmm-x,v.fmnm ,gm f mmf 'M ,- iii 'wg 55? gf Eg, 4911335 3? and aa :wir ADMINISTRATION 8-16 CLASSES 17-48 ACTIVITIES 49-84 ATHLETICS 85-105 - 'si x fi XM' ff' Q.. ' DEDICATION We dedicate this Forester to Evergreen's first graduating class - the class Of '59. ln 1955 the school first opened its doors as a Junior High. The Freshmen of that year are now Seniors. They have been the upperclassmen for four years. This has presented a challenge which they have accepted. Evergreen and the class of '59 started together and have grown together. Now the dream of this class is complete. Evergreen is a full-fledged high school. They can look back to those first green growing years with honor and pride, remembering the programs and activities in which they took part. The Forester would like to pay tribute to the Seniors of '59 who have so faithfully served their school and set standards for those who are to follow. The administrators, faculty and par- ents play a big part in making our school what it is today. They are al- ways ready to help fulfill the needs of students and take interest in their activities. Evergreen students are for- tunate in having the support of these devoted people. William Beard Principal ADIVI I N ISTRATORS ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO THE CLASS OF '59- lf the record of your years at Evergreen is a prognosticator, we will have cause to be always proud of the first group to be graduated from here - the Class of l959. We can say Good Luck to You g because we know that luck comes to those who have earned it - through hardships and privations you have not hesitated to endurep the long hours you have devoted to study and work, the constructive and cheer- ful spirit you have always maintained. One pound of learning requires ten pounds ot common sense to apply it. You have the learning. We think you have the will to apply it. Good luck to all of you! dA,Z William Beard 8 Delores Garrison Vice Principal i. .4 on 'sr we U K7 Woof S ' P.T.A. BOARD -- 'lst ROW: Mr. Beard, Mrs. Uhl, Mr. Yeo, Mrs. Hoerle, Mrs. Anderson. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Ptatman, Mrs, Kallio, Mrs. Bessey, Mrs, McCrorey, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs, Hill. 3rd ROW: Mr. Gordon, Mrs, McKee, Mrs. Pettit, Mrs. Criswell, Mrs. Tinsley, Mrs. Toskey, Mrs, Gordon. NOT PICTURED are: Mr. Dahl, Miss Garrison, Mr. and Mrs. Christy, Mr. Davis, Mrs. Vanek, Mr. and Mrs, La Plante, CITIZENS VOLUNTEER TIIVIE AND EFFORT Carl Jensen Superintendent Highline Schools SCHOOL BOARD Mrs. O. M. Crawford Mr. Stan Little Mr. Wm, Moshier Dr, Thompson NOT PICTURED Mr. James Rice Our schools depend strongly on public support and interest. Dedicated citizens have devoted much of their time to us. The P.T.A. is a group of parents and teachers which is interested in the program and problems ot Evergreen students. Under this year's able officers, this group did much to further pupil, teacher, and parent relationships. The Highline School Board is faced with ever increasing burdens in this rapidly grow- ing district. School building needs, personnel problems, and tinancial budgeting are only a few. This hard working group richly deserves our gratitude. ,gpm ,if I 1 4 V J . E , he a. 5' mai! A Y A . , iwwiia 0 !'fvQ 5, P' be ,-sr . . 3? I' Hess 5 , ..,. hw: xii. ' K 4 ,,. .1-' 4 , S-, K. M Mr. ALVIN ANDERSON, B.A., 8.5. Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Math, C.W.C.E., U. of Washington. Miss LOIS BALDWIN, B.A., M.A. Counseling, U. of Oregon, Colorado State College Miss ELAINE BILLINGS, B.A. Shorthand, Typing, Washington State College. Miss SHIRLEY BLISS, B.A. Geometry, Advanced Math, Physics, Washington State College. Mr. CHARLES BRIGHAM, B.A. Physical Education, U. of Washington. Miss JEAN BRYANT, B.A. Creative Writing, Speech Bt Drama, Debate, U. of Wash- ington. Mr. WILLIAM CAHILL, B.A. Orchestra, Girls' Glee, Mixed Chorus, E.W.C.E., San Jose State College. Mr. FRANCIS CLOWERS, B.A. Language Arts, Social Studies, Seattle Pacific College. Mr. WESLEY DAHL, B.S., B.Ed. Counseling, U. of Washington, Washington State College. Mrs. BRIGETTE DEWOLFE, M.Ed. Latin, French, German, U. of Innsbruck, U. of Colorado. Mr. DONALD DICKENSON, B.S. Biology, Botany, U. of Washington, Seattle University. Mr. JAMES DORR, B.A., B.EcI. Language Arts, Social Studies, Physical Education, Washing- ton State College, North Idaho College. Mrs. SANDRA DUNCAN, B.A. Social Studies, Language Arts, Washington'State College, W.W.C.E. Miss ELLA ELLIOTT, B.A. Physical Education, E,W.C.E., U, of Washington. Mr. DONALD FENTON, B.A., B.S. Annual, Fine Arts, Arts and Crafts, C.W.C.E., Mexico City College. Mrs. MARY GIBSON, B.A., M.S. Typing, Business Machines, Fresno State College, U. of Southern California. Mrs. SHIRLEY GORDON, B.S., Ph.D. Chemistry, Mathematical Analysis, Washington State College. Mr. THOMAS GORDON, B.A., M.A., B.Ed. Metal Shop, Wood Shop, Counseling, Washington State College, Mrs. JOAN HALLESY, B.S. Horne Economics, Language Arts, Social Studies, Montana State College. Mr. CLYDE HEDSTROM, B.A. Language Arts, Social Studies, Distributive Education, Wash- ington State College, U. of Washington. Mr. BERNARD JOHNSTON, B.A. Language Arts, Social Studies, C.W.C.E. Miss MARGARET KURATA, B. S. Health, Zoology, Biology, Science Proiect, U, of Washington. Mrs. CAROLYN LEWAN, B.A. Language Arts, Social Studies, U. of Hawaii, U. of Washington. Miss SARAH MACRAE, B.A. Language Arts, Social Studies, Pomona College, U. of Washington. Mrs. MARGARETTE MORLEY, B.A. Home Economics, Family Relations, Jamestown College, U. of Washington. Mrs. VIRGINIA NERHEIM, B.A. Latin, Journalism, Chadron Normal College, U. of Washington. Miss CAROL NIGHTINGALE, B.A. Language Arts, Social Studies, Counseling, Whitman College, Washington State College. Mr. ZANE POLTZ, B.A. Wood Shop, Metal Shop, Motor Mechanics, Seattle Pacific College. Miss JOYCE REDDEKOPP, B.S., M s Typing, Shorthand, U. of Idaho Mr. JAMES ROBECK, B.A. Geometry, Physical Education, Driver Training Grays Harbor Junior College, Seattle Pacihc College Miss LINNEA ROSS, B.S. Biology, U. of Washington. Mr. GERALD SIX, B.A. Language Arts, Social Studies Miss MARIANNE SHEWIS, B.A. Language Arts, Social Studies, Washington State College Mrs. MARIE SMITH, B.A. Spanish, Counseling, U. of Washington Mr. RAY SMITH, B.A. Physical Education, Counseling Washington State College C.W.C.E. Mrs. AGNES STUBER, B.S. Library Science, Moorhead State Teachers College U of Washington. Miss PAT THOMSON, B.A. Physical Education, C.W.C.E,, U. at Washington Mr. MARK VAN GASKEN, B.A. Band, College of Puget Sound, U of Washington Mr. KENNETH WAGNESS, B.A. Photography, Algebra, Geometry WWCE U of Washing ton. Mr. ROBERT WHETSELL, B.A. Language Arts, Social Studies, Pasadena Junior College U of Washington. Mr. LEONARD ZEVENBERGEN, B A Business Law, Bookkeeping, Typing College of Puget Sound Mrs. GAYLE REYNOLDS, B.A. Language Arts, Social Studies, WW C E Mr. CLIFFORD VANDEBERG, B.A Ed Mechanical Drawing, Woodshop U of Washington WWC E -Six 'T ,ig .affine M- ia W .,,. , 77 u C- . J 1 2551 , 1? Q, PTS. A, , .,, H52 f-is ills .. 4, Tek, THESE PEOPLE MAINTAIN THE SCHOOL The secreTaries perform many var- ied Tasks during one day. They keep Track of The flnances, do all The sec- reTarial work, and can always be counred on To give cheerful and will- ing help To sTudenTs, TaculTy, and visiTors. Our hard working cooks prepare and serve meals which are both ec- onomical and delicious. During The past school year They have served approximaTely l26,000 lunches. The cusTodians sTrive To keep our school clean and warm. They make sure The furnaces are running, The plumbing is working and mainTain all school equipmenT. WiThouT These people our school could noT possibly operaTe eThcienTly. am' , ,T... T . ' 1 -T 1-HS? 5 'r 'I ' . Y 1, A I--. .V .,,: ygy. T V. V ,X V T I , f f T T ixyji wi , ..-. 3,3 . ' i r A ' ,1 I K A K5 I R ,... ., , a j ,, K. 5 GW! .V . A IF W H T s f T T T c K T Q, f T viii, 3.-'T' 5 Q I Emilia' , -fl V, ll 'wg Twilr' Tzu? v i 'V if : X M if - ' ' , I ?',i.'g5i ilk' , -- 12:51 ?S':-X .1 ' s ' s ll'f.' 2 -- if I V ' rims. r . ' . , - . 'l' U pl' 'N 5 4 ' 'T -1: ff- --'ff :mf if it 5 5 T wl. isiliii T f -, . li 'lI, ,' f , fl - - , flill. T T f-ff -'f we-. a ii T an -li T T , i T , 3 - 'K , .ez I I ' l' l , T . T - Ig, .:. CSTV, r T 'tl T Y l ' 'I . I W. A: : 1 .. is 1 3, X,-...i ' :H :rr --.2 ::j 3 - gal- sf, will - 'Q . ' W 'li 4 f' -T , rf? CUSTODIANS: Don Baxter, James Casey, Clarence Bakkcn, Bill Bentz, Harold STegriy. COOKS: Lola Townsend, Sadie Teller, Gladys Sanlos, Jean O'Brian. x x ff. v 1 nyyssw x ,YQ V-, 1 ' ,df LC ww s pm.- J, -lx 1i??'?'+ 5 l -1 Z ,' John Leslie Paul McTaggart Theresa Kuvara Diane Straley Ralph Wuscher President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-of-arms CLASS GF '59 REACH ES GOAL ln the past tour years, the class of l959 has enjoyed the privilege of creating and building patterns ot government, leadership, and conduct in a new school. They have accepted the challenge ot setting up lasting traditions for Evergreen. During the year of l958-59 they have had after game dances, the Senior Ball on December 20, the senior cruise, and the excitement of senior week and graduation exercises. The class ofhcers, advisors and committees played a large role in making this big year a great success. With thoughts of these wonderful times fresh in their minds they will be starting to plan their careers, and set out to achieve their goals. ADVISORS Miss Elliott Mrs. Gibson Mr. Smith Mr. Whetsell Q MARY ANN ACHESON - Ambition . . . First grade teacher. Activities , . . Latin Club i,2,3. Honor Society i,2,3g Ticlcettes 2,3f Debate 3, Favorite Saying , . . Oh Grub. BEV ANDERSON - Ambition . , . Medical Secretary. Activities . . . Song Stafi 2g Pep Club I,2,3f Pep Club Veep 3g Photography lg Oliice I,3g Student Council lg Y-Teens 2,31 Honor Society 3, Favorite Saying . . . Oh Pain. JUDY ANDERSON - Ambition . , . Artist. Activities . . . Panorama Ig Library Club Q, Oftice 3, Service Club 3, Favorite Saying . . . That's the way the ball bounces. JULIE ANDERSON - Ambition . . . Secretary. Activities , . . Pep Club I,2,3, Pep Club Pres. 25 Girls' Club V. Pres. 27 Y-Teens 37 G.A,A. 2.3. Favorite Saying . . . Oh Goshes. JIM ANDREW - Ambition , . . Navy. Activities , . . Latin Club 27 Football I. ' KATHLEEN ARNOLD - Ambition , . , Stewardess. Activities . . . Y-Teens 3. Favorite Saying . . . Oh, for pete sakes. LARRY BABYAK - Ambition . . . College, Activities . . , Latin Club 2g Panorama 2g Honor Society 3, JIM BASEL - Ambition . . . Engineer, Activities , . . Honor Society I,2,35 Wolverine Guard l,2g Student Body Treasurer 2g Boys' Club Secretary I, Sergeant of Arms Qp Baseball Ig Panorama lg Pep Club l. BEVERLY BATES - Ambition . . . Happiness. Activities , , . Girls' Club Representative 2, Latin Club 2g Timberlines 2, Girls' Club Historian 3. DELPHINE BEHRENS - Ambition . , . Air Line Stewardess. Favorite Saying . . , Alls well that ends well. IGOR BELEICIKS - Ambition . . . To make a million. MAXINE BENGE - Ambition . . . Nurse. Activities . . . Girls' Club Representative 25 Standards Committee 2. Favorite Say- ing , . . Alls well that ends well. HERB BERG - Ambition . . . Jet Pilot. Favorite Saying . . But l don't even care. KEITH BETZINA - Ambition . , . Lead a happy life. Activities . Latin Club I,2,3g Honor Society I,2,35 Student Council l,3g Cheerleader if Pep Club Ip Sportsman Club I. NINA BILLER - Ambition . . . To be a good wife. Activities . . . Pep Club 35 Y-Teens 3. Favorite Saying . . . Shoot up a flare. DONALD BLANKENSHIP - Ambition . . , Many Colleges. Activities . . , Science Club 3. Favorite Saying . . . Bahl Humbug! JOE BOSSI - Ambition , . . Physicist. Activities . . . Honor Society l,2,3f Science Club 3g Boys' Club 2. TED BOTTORFF - Ambition . . . College Education. Activities , . . Latin Club i,2,3, Student Council i,2,3p Student Body Vice-President 2.3. Favorite Saying . . . Kinda Nice. BONITA BRATTEN - Ambition . . . Secretary. Activities . . bowling. Favorite Saying 4 . 4 Gee Whizz. KEN BRADLEY - Ambition . . . To see the world. JIM BURGESON - Ambition 4 . . College. Activities . . . Library Club Ig Panorama lg Pep Club Ig F.T.A. 2. Favorite Saying . . . Fungi. MYRNA BURRELL - Ambition . . . Housewife. Favorite Say- ing . . 4 Nice. GEORGIA CAIVFRON - Ambition . . . Teacher. Activities 4 . . Girls' Club Treasurer 2,35 Y-Teens 35 Pep Club 3. Favorite Saying . . . lt's enough to gag a maggot4 CORLEE CAMPBELL - Ambition . 4 . College. Activities . . . Honor Society l,35 Student Body Secretary 3, Y4Teens 2,35 Latin Club 2,35 Debate 2,3 Favorite Saying 4 . . Scroungy. LARRY CAMPBELL - Ambition . . . Navy4 Activities Boys' Club. Favorite Saying 4 , . lt's a panic. MARY CAPERCI - Ambition 4 . . Become a secretary. Activities . . 4 Student Council l,2,3. Favorite Saying . . . Giggle-Giggle. BETH CARMICHAEL - Ambition . . . Lawyer. Activities . . . Choir 2,3. Favorite Saying . . 4 Cheer up, it'll be worse tomorrow. LAUREE CARROSSINO - Ambition , . . To be a success. Activities 4 . . Y-Teens 35 Senior Ball Committee 35 Library Club 3. Favorite Saying . , . Crazy. GARY CARTER - Ambition . . . Dentist. Activities . . . Student Council 3. Favorite Saying . , . lf at first you don't succeed, give up. DON CASH - Ambition 4 . . Air Force, then College. Activities . . . Latin Club 2,35 Pep Club l5 Panorama Club I. Favorite Saying . , . Swell. DONNA CHAMPIE - Ambition . 4 4 School Teacher4 Activities . . . Pep Club I,2,35 Latin Club 2,35 Y-Teens 2,35 Panorama 25 N.J.C.L. 3. Favorite Saying . . . No, especially. KEN CHRISTY - Ambition . . . Engineer. Activities . . . Honor Society l,2,35 Wolverine Guard 2,35 Panorama 2,35 Boys' Club Cabinet l. Favorite Saying 4 . 4 Hah! Hahl SALLY CHRISTY - Ambition . , . Teacher. Activities . . . Letter Girls' l,2,35 Honor Society l,2,35 Panorama I,2,35 F4T4A. 2,35 Annual 2,35 Pep Club l,24 Favorite Saying . . . That's the way the Mercedes Benz. PHIL CHRISTIAN - Ambition 4 . , Writer. Activities . . , Sportsman Club l,25 Latin Club 3. Favorite Saying . . . Nice Deal. ED CHURCHILL - Ambition . 4 . Success. Activities . . . Latin Club l,2. MARION COBB - Ambition . 4 Secretary4 Activities . . Spanish Club 2, Pep Club 3. SHILAH COONTS - Ambition . . . X-Ray Technician. Activities . . . Tickettes 2,35 G.A,A. 2,35 Clinic 3. Favorite Saying . . All is well that ends well. PAT COPENHAVER - Ambition . . , College, then Engineer. Favorite Saying . . . What are ya? A ioke or Sumpin. MARGIE COX - Ambition . . . To become a good wife. Activities . . . Girls' Club 2,35 Spades 3. Favorite Saying , . O' Dear. WALTER COX - Ambition , . , To graduate. Favorite Saying . . . Darn if I know, BILL CUMMINGS - Ambition . . . Undecided. Favorite Saying .,.Yah. SHIRLEY DAVIS - Ambition . . . Business College5 Entered from Lincoln in Seattle during her Senior Year. SUE DAVIS - Ambition . . . P. E. Teacher, Activities . . . Song Staff I,35 Student Council l,25 Pep Club I,35 Latin Club 2,35 Junior Class Secretary 2. Favorite Saying . . . But, why. PAT DEGGELER - Ambition . . . Stenographer. Activities . . . Annual I,2,35 Honor Society 2,35 C,A.P. 25 Library 2. Favorite Saying . , . Beans. VIRGINIA DICK - Ambition . . . To have success. Activities . , . Pep Club I. Favorite Saying . . , By crackey. CHRIS DOWNING - Ambition . . . Make a certain girl happy. Activities . . . Track I. Favorite Saying . . . What did you say? ROGER DOWNING - Ambition . . . Photographer. Activities . , . Library lg Photography Club 2,3, Favorite Saying . . . Good grief. SUSIE DUNN - Ambition . . . Be successful in whatever I do. Activities . . . Pep Club l,35 Pep Club President 35 Latin Club I,2,35 Yell Staft Ip Student Council 2,35 Junior Prom Princess 2. Favorite Saying . . . Oh, shut up, ILENE EHLKE - Ambition . . , Secretary. Activities . . . Pep Club 25 G.A.A. 2. Favorite Saying . . . Let's go get 'em. DON ELIAS - Ambition . . . Policeman, Activities . . . Boys' Club 3. Favorite Saying . . . Why do today, what somebody else will do tomorrow. MARILYN ERICKSON - Ambition . . . To get married. Activi- ties . , . Pep Club i,25 Latin Club 25 Honor Society Ig Yell Stott 25 Student Council 2. Favorite Saying . . . Might as well, can't dance. JIM FENCL - Ambition . . . Designing Architect. Activities , . . Spanish Club I,2,35 Track l,3. Favorite Saying . . , Man, it's changing all the time, GERRY FENTON - Ambition , . . P. E. Teacher. Activities . . . G.A,A. 2,35 Pep Club 25 FTA. 2. Favorite Saying , . . Wicked. EUGENE FETTERS - Ambition , . . Booings. Activities Wolverine Guard 35 Basketball l,35 Baseball 2.3. JOAN FINHOLT - Ambition . , 4 Art Teacher. Activities . . . Pep Club l,2,3, Song Stott 2,3, Y-Teens 2,3, Social Com- mittee 3, Favorite Saying 4 . . Cool and a halt. LARRY FORDHAM - Ambition 4 . , Engineer4 Activities . . . Class President 2, Football i,2,3, Debate 2,3, Trattic Court 3, Favorite Saying . . . Hurry up, let's go. ARNOLD FRANKS - Ambition . 4 , To be a hobo. Activities . . . Football l,2, Track l,2,3. Favorite Saying . . 4 For petes sake. JERRY GALLIANO - Ambition . , . Architectural Engineering. Activities 4 . . Wolverine guard 2,3, Spanish Club 2,3, FLEEDA GAMBLE - Ambition 4 . . To be a good wife. Favorite Saying , . . Shoot. BRUCE GAUB - Ambition . 4 . Education, Medical, Ministry. Activities 4 , . Student Council 3, TraFfic courts, Timberlines 3. Favorite Saying . . 4 There's ci little bit of good in the worst of us. HAROLD GEHRING - Ambition . . . To leave High School. Sports. . 4 Track 2,34 BOB GELTZ - Ambition . . , Electronics engineer, minor in physics, Sports . , . Football 2, Activities . , . Latin Club l,2,3, Boys' Club l,2, Wolverine guard 3. Favorite Saying . . . Good Show. GAYLE GILBERT - Ambition . . . Court Stenographer. Activi- ties . . . Entered from Renton in Senior year. Favorite Saying . , . Oh, Foot. GEORGIA GOODALL - Ambition . . . Marriage. Activities . . . Girls' Club Service l. Sports . . 4 G4A4A. Favorite Saying . . . Oh Crime4 PAT GUSA - Ambition . 4 . Undecided Activities . . . Senior Publicity Committee. Favorite Saying . , . Hey Man. BETTY HAGERMAN - Ambition . . . Graduate from College. Activities. . , Latin Club 2,3, Honor Society l,2,3, Letter Girls' 2,3, G4A.A4 l,2,3. Favorite Saying . . . Oh Gosh, BEVERLY HAMOR - Ambition . . . To live a happy life. Activities , , . Library Club 2, Pep Club 3, Y'Teens 3. Favorite Saying 4 , . How about that. ANNETTE HAMRE - Ambition . , . To live! Activities . . . Girls' Club Veep l, Pres. 2, Pep Club l,2, G.A4A. l,3, Student Body Veep 3, Torch l,3. LINDA HANDS - Ambition . 4 , Comptometer operator. Activities , . . Annual l, Ottice l, Student Council 2. Favorite Saying . , . I don't know. BARBARA HANLEY - Ambition . . . To be a good wife. Activities . , . Pep Club 3. Favorite Saying . . . Oh Beans. STEWART HANSON - Ambition . . , Dentistry. Activities . . . Basketball 3, Favorite Saying . 4 4 O.K4 VIVIAN HARDINGE - Ambition , 4 . Secretary. GLENNA HARTLEY - Ambition . . . Teacher. Activities . . . Student Body Treasurer Ig Pep Club I,35 Latin Club l,2,35 N.J.C.L. 2,35 Y-Teens 253. Favorite Saying . . . Oh, gag. SHARON HAYETT - Ambition . . , Lab Technician. Activities . . . Student Council 25 Latin Club 2,35 Y-Teens 2,35 Senior Class Council 3, Favorite Saying . . . How about that. SUSAN HENDERSON - Ambition , . . Nurse. Activities . . . Honor Society l,2,35 Girls' Club Cabinet l,25 Library I,25 Debate 2. WAYNE HILDENBRAND - Ambition . . . Farming. SHARON HITCHCOCK - Ambition . . . Cosmetologist. Activi- ties . Y-Teens 2,3. GARY HOERLE - Ambition . . . Teacher. Activities . , . Honor Society l,2,35 Orchestra I,2,35 Wolverine Guard 2. Favorite Saying . . , I say, nice show. DENNIS HOLM - Ambition . . . Career in Air Force. Activities . . . Basketball 3, Favorite Saying . . . Ta Ta. MAYME HOLMES - Ambition . . . Air Force. Activities , , . Library 3. Favorite Saying . . . All Right. GEORGE HOOTEN - Ambition . , . Chemical Engineer. Activities . , , Latin Club I,2,35 Wolverine Guard l,25 Science Club 35 Basketball I,2,35 Baseball Ig Fire Patrol 2,35 B.C. Program I,2,3. JANET HORN - Ambition . . . Homemaker. Activities . . . Latin Club I,25 C.A.P. I,2,35 Library Club l,2, Favorite Saying . . , Gracious. DIANA HUNTINGTON - Ambition . . . Secretary. Activities . . . Y-Teens 2,35 G.C. Publicity Committee 3. DAVID HOSEA - Ambition . , . To own a sports car. Activities . . . Honor Society 2, Favorite Saying . . . Make sure you are right then go ahead. ALICE HYDE - Ambition . . . Nurse. Activities . , , Library Club I5 Y-Teens 35 Pep Club 3. Favorite Saying . . . Funnier than a chartruse maggott, RICHARD IRVIN - Ambition , . . Sport Car Driver. Activities . . , Spanish 2. Favorite Saying , , . Do the other guy, be- fore he does you, YVONNE IRVIN - Ambition . . . To graduate from Ever- green, Activities . . . Pep Club Ig Latin Club I,25 National Honor Society Ig Annual I, Favorite Saying . , . Ain't l a loke? YVONNE JACOBSEN - Ambition . . . Housewife. Activities . . . Came from Highline5 Y-Teens 2. Favorite Saying . . . Grub, oh Honestly! JUDY JEFFERY - Ambition . , . Dental Assistant. Activities . . , Pep Club I5 Journalism l,3. Favorite Saying . . Nitty, DEE DEE JOHANSON - Ambition . , , Teacher. Activities . , . FTA. 2,35 Pep Club 25 Letter Girls' 2,35 Annual 2,35 Honor Society 3. Favorite Saying . . . Anything at the spur of the moment. CARRIE JOHNSON - Ambition , . , Marry o trillionaire. Activities . 4 . Honor Society I,2,3f Latin Club 2,35 Y-Teens 25 Timberlines 2. Favorite Saying . . . I'm not so stupid. DONNA JOHNSON - Ambition . . . Secretary. Activities . . . Pep Club 2, Library Club I,2p G.A.A, 2, Favorite Saying . . . I don't like it, but I guess things happen that way. DON JONES - Ambition , . . Make o million, see the world. Favorite Saying . . , Never do today what you can do tomorrow. MARILYN JONES - Ambition . . . Live in Alaska. Activities . . . G.A.A. If Pep Club I. Favorite Saying . . . Here we go again. DICK JORGENSEN - Ambition . , . Artist, Activities . . . Basketball I,2. Favorite Saying . , . I'm so bright my father calls me son. MARY KERR - Ambition . , . Private Secretary. Activities . . . Honor Society I,2,3g Annual I,2g Pep Club 3, Library I. Favorite Saying , . . Don't put oft until tomorrow, what you can do today. LES KILBOURNE - Ambition . . . Bachelor. Activities . . . Kissin Cousins 2, Wolverine Guard 3: Graduation Committee 3: Senior Activities 3, Favorite Saying . . . I like girls, I sure do. KEITH KING - Ambition , . . Smoke iumper. Activities . . . Senior Activity Committee 3. Favorite Saying , . . Baloney. MARGO KING - Ambition . . . Music or Science Maior in College. Activities . . . Honor Society I,2,3, Latin Club I,2,3g Debate 27 F.T.A. 2, Science Club 3. Favorite Saying . . . 'cept-fer. DENNIS KIRBY - Ambition . . , Know everything I can about cars. RON KLEINZ - Ambition . . . To succeed. Activities . . . Stage Crew I,2,3, Favorite Saying . . . My minds made up, don't confuse me with the facts. MICHAEL KNAPP - Ambition . . , Success. Activities . . . Football I,2,3g Basketball I,2,3, Track I,2,3, Favorite Saying . . . Later. TOM KNAPP - Activities . . . Football l,2,3, Track I,2,3g Student Council I, Favorite Saying . 4 . Long hair is the neatest. JANICE KNISHKA - Ambition . . , Get a iob. Activities . . . Library Club Q. Favorite Saying . . . Tl'iat's Lite. THERESA KUVARA - Ambition . . . Live in Alaska. Activities . . . Pep Club 3, Latin Club '2,3g Y-Teens 23, Class Secretary 3. Favorite Saying , . .Alaska or Bust. TOM LABRUM - Ambition . . . Electronics Field. Activities . . . Library Club Ig Annual 3, Favorite Saying . . . l don't know. JAN LAMOUREAUX - Ambition . . , Actress. Activities . . . Song Queen Ig Student Council I,3, Panorama I,2g Pep Club l,3g Y-Teens 2.3. Favorite Saying . . . What a panic. PHYLLIS LAMBERGER - Ambition . . . Pediatrician. Activities , . . Latin Club I,2,3p Pep Club l,2,3: Y-Teens 2.3, Clinic If N J C.L. 2.3. Favorite Saying . . . You Bet. TYRONE LaPLANTE - Ambition , . . Oltice Manager. Activities . . . Spanish Club I. Favorite Saying . . . Let's Bug. ANITA LEGGETT - Ambition . . . Be a Secretary. Activities . . . Pep Club I,2,3, Y-Teens 3, Tickettes 3, Spades 3, Favorite Saying . . . Oh, Fish. MARGARET LeMAY - Ambition . . . Stewardess. Activities . . . Honor Society 3, Yell Stott 2, Pep Club 2,3, G.A,A. 3, Song Stott Alternate 3, Favorite Saying , , . Oh, darn! JOHN LESLIE - Ambition . . . Business Administration 81 Sports. Activities . . . Boys' Club l,2,3, Student Council I,2, Wolverine Guard l,2,3, Football l,2,3, Basketball l,2,3, Baseball l,2,3, Class Pres. 3. GARY LOWE - Ambition . . , Technologist in Fisheries. Activities . , , Latin Club I,2,3, Favorite Saying . . . Woof, Woof. SYLVIA McCALL - Ambition . . , Marry a rich guy, Activities . . . G.A.A. 2,3, Letter Girls' 2,3. Favorite Saying . . . Huh. CLIFF McINTURFF - Ambition . . . Success. Activities , Track. Favorite Saying . , . Go cat. DAN McKAY - Ambition . . . Smoke iumper. Activities . . . Lettermans Club 2,3, Football 2,3, Football Inspirational Award 2, Track I,2,3, Sportsman Club 2. Favorite Saying . . . You think so, huh. DONNA MCLELLAN - Ambition . , . l.B.M. Operator, Activities . , . Library I. Favorite Saying . . . You're wrong, anyhow. CAROLE MCNABB - Ambition . . . Marriage. Activities . . . Library 3. Favorite Saying . . . What time is this period over? PAUL MCTAGGART - Ambition . . . Engineer or Doctor, Activities . . . Honor Society l,2,3, Debate 2, Science Club 3, Class Veep 3, Wolverine Guard 3, Latin Club 2,3, Basket- ball 2,3. DARLEEN MARTIN - Ambition , . . Hear wedding bells soon. Activities . , . Yell Stal? 3, Pep Club 3, Junior Prom Queen, Latin Club 3, Traftic Court 3. Favorite Saying . . , Oh, Larry. RON MATTSON - LARRY MAY - Ambition . . . Get started in life. Activities . . . Letterman's Club 2,3, Football l,2,3, Basketball I,2, Track I, Favorite Saying . . . Shut-up Sugarbabe. GEORGE MILLER - Ambition . . . Doctor, Activities . . Football I, Track l,2,3, Stage Crew I. Favorite Saying , . . I care. BILL MILTMORE - Ambition . . . Happiness. Activities . , . Wolverine Guard I,2,3, Sportsman Club I,2, Boys' Club Veep 2. RITA MINOR - Ambition . . . Stewardess. Activities . . . Student Council I,2, G.A.A. 3, Girls' Club President 3, Y-Teens 3, Girls' Club Treasurer l. Favorite Saying . . . l can hardly wait. LYNN MJELDE - Ambition . , . To be a success. Activities . . . Boys' Club Cabinet 3. Favorite Saying . , , People have died for less than that. DENNIS MOORE - Ambition . , . To Graduate. MARV MOORE - Ambition . . . Chemist. Activities . . . Panorama Ig Football I. Favorite Saying . . . It you can't be good be careful. BARBARA MORRISON - Ambition . . . College maior in psychology, Activities . . , Girls' Club Social Committee 35 -s Senior Ball Committee u. PHYLLIS MORRISON - Ambition . . . Nurse. PAT MORROW - Ambition . . . P. E. Teacher. Activities . . . G.A.A. I,2,3g Student Council 2,37 F.T.A. 2,35 Student Body Treasurer 2,3, Latin Club 2,3. Favorite Saying . . . Wise up. DOUG MORTENSON - Ambition . . . Engineer. Activities . . . Wolverine Guard I,2g Student Body Pres. lg Honor Society If Pep Club If Panorama 2,3. Favorite Saying . . . Yea! MARION MURI - Ambition , . . Secretarial work. Activities . . . Latin Club I,2,3g Honor Society I,2,3p Bookstore I,2,3g Tickettes I. Favorite Saying . . . Gee whiz, MARGE MURPHY - Ambition . . . College. Activities . . . Student Body Vice-Pres. If Pep Club lg Girls' Club Rep. 3. Y-Teens 3. SHIRLEY NELSON - Ambition . . . Join the service. Activities . . . Letter Girls' Club 2,35 Library 3. Favorite Saying . . . Oh man. GARY NEWCOMBE - Ambition . . , Electrician. Activities . . . Boys' Club Pres, ig Student Council If Student Body Pres. 2, Wolverine Guard l,2p Football I. Favorite Saying . . . Girls, cars, good times. JAMES NICHOLS - Ambition . . . To live in Beverly Hills. Activities . . . Pep Club lg Stage Crew l,2,3g Science Club 3, Photography Club Ig Track I. Favorite Saying . . . Be good. DON NOLD - Ambition . . . Dentist. Activities . . . Sports- men Club if Debate 35 Wolverine Guard 35 Annual 35 Photography Club 3. Favorite Saying . . . Let's play that game again, MIKE O'CONNELL - Ambition . . . Forest Ranger. Activities . . .Sportsmen Club l,2. MIKE O'HANDLEY - Ambition . . . To make it through the U, Activities . . . Timberlines I,2,3, Forester I,2p Sports- men Club 2g Latin Club 2.3. MEL OISHI - Ambition . . . Go to college. Activities , . . Boys' Club Representative I,2f Football I,2,3g Baseball I,2,3g Football Inspirational Award 3. GEORGE OPFER - Ambition . , . College. Activities . . . Sportsmen Club If Latin Club I,2,3g Torch I. Track I. Favorite Saying , . . Say it now. JERRY OSMAN - Ambition . . . To become a teacher. Activities . . . Boys' Club Treasurer Qp Boys' Club President 35 Student Council I,2,3g Basketball Inspirational Award Ig Basketball I.2,3g Baseball I,2,3g Football I,2,3. JODIE OSTROWSKI - Ambition . , . To be o good sport. Activities . , . Pep Club lg G.A.A. I,2. Favorite Saying . . . How bout that, GORDON PARIS - Ambition , . , Marine Biologist, Activities . . . Football 1,2,35 Track 3. Favorite Saying . . , Censored. PEGGY PARKHURST - Transferred from Wilson High School in Tacoma at mid-year. LORRAINE PATTERSON - Ambition . . . To hear wedding bells ring. Activities . . . Kissin' Cousins 5 Timberlines5 Photography, Favorite Saying . . . About Sickening!! BOB PELLIGRINI - Ambition . , , Success. SONJA PETERSON - Ambition . . . To be a secretary, Activities . . . Ottice 3. Favorite Saying . . . Put oft until tomorrow what you can do today. ROSIE PINTO - Ambition . . . P, E. Teacher. Activities . . . Girls' Club President 15 Letter Girls' 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Honor Society 1,2,35 Panorama 15 Debate 2,35 F.T.A. 2,35 Annual Staff 25 SB. Vice President 2, GEORGE PITTENGER - Ambition . . . To reach my objective and be happy. Activities . . . Wolverine Guard 1,25 Football Inspirational Award 15 Football 1,2,35 Senior Ball Chair- man 35 Basketball 1,2,3. Favorite Saying . . . How's that grab you. CONNIE PLETSCHETT - Ambition . , . To be an author. Activities . . . Asst. Editor ot Forestor 15 Editor of Forestor 25 Latin Club 2,35 Panorama 2,3. Favorite Saying . . . Weird. JOAN POOL - Ambition . . . Secretary. Activities . . . Y-Teens 2,35 Otiice 2. Favorite Saying . . . Where's the party. SHERYL POTTER - Ambition . . . Graduate from college, Activities . . . Y-Teens 2,35 Latin Club 2,35 Pep Club 3. Favorite Saying . . . Oh Wow! GERRAYNE PROUSE - Ambition . . . Business Machines Operator. Favorite Saying . . . Alls well that ends well. DAVID PUTMAN - Ambition . . . Electronic Technician. Activities . . . Library Club 1,25 Stage Crew 1,2,35 Honor Society 152,35 Science Club 3. Favorite Saying . . . l'm crazy. BILL READ - Ambition . . , See as much of the world as possible. Favorite Saying . . , Whatl rne worry. STAN REDMOND - Ambition . . . Play one year Senior High Basketball. Activities . . . Track 2,35 Boys' Club 1,2,3. Favorite Saying , . . That's the way the cookie crurribles, KAY ROCKWELL - Ambition . . . Be an Engineer. Activities . . . Latin Club 1,2,35 Honor Society 2,35 Debate 25 Letter Girls' 2,3. Favorite Saying . . . Sure you can WALT RUPEA -- Ambition , . . Engineer. Activities . . . Football 15 Baseball 1,3, Favorite Saying . . , You don't love me anymore. BEV RUSSELL - Ambition , . . See kids tram Highline, look up to kids at Evergreen. Activities . , . YATeens 2,35 Panorama 25 Pep Club 35 Yell Stott Alternate 3. Favorite Saying . . That's beside the point. BETTY RUUD - Ambition . . . Happiness. Activities . . Library 1. JOEL SALSMAN - Activities . . . Honor Society Ig Boys' Club Cabinet Ip Latin Club I. DICK SAMPLE - Ambition , . . College. Activities , . . Boys' Club Vice President Ig Spanish Club 2,35 Timberlines 35 Sportsmen Club 2,39 Football I,2,3g Basketball I,2,3g Base- ball I,2,3. DOROTHY SEIM - Activities , . . Latin Club 2,3g Y-Teens 2,3g Girls' Service Committee 2,3. KAREN SHAW - Ambition . . . Graduate from college. Activities , . . Yell Stott l,3g Pep Club I,3g Latin Club I,2,3g Y-Teens 2,35 Honor Society I. Favorite Saying , , . That iobber. ROBERTA SHOCKLEY - Ambition . . . Head Shrinker. Activities . . . Honor Society I,2,3p Student Council I,2, Annual 25 Debate 2,3p Pep Club 27 Y-Teens 2, Tick-etts I,2, F.T.A. 2,31 Ottice 2. DICK SIMS - Ambition . . . Architect. Activities . . . Sportsmen Club If Lettermans Club 2,3g Football I,2,3. Favorite Saying . , . Never under estimate the power and government of Evergreen Ilt can do anythingl. JULIE SLATER - Ambition . . . Security and success. Activities . . . Pep Club 3, Y-Teens 3. Favorite Saying . . . I can hardly wait. ROBERT SMITH - Ambition , . . State Patrol. ELVIRA SMOTHERMAN - Ambition . . , Stevvardess. Activities , . , Library Club 2. Favorite Saying . . , But, you know you can't get rid ot nie. PRISCILLA SMOTHERMAN - Ambition . , . Be happy at whatever I do. Activities . . . Honor Society I,2,3g Latin Club 2,3, Orchestra I,2,3, G.A.A, I,2,3. Favorite Saying . . . Gee. DELMAR STANSELL - Ambition . . . Machinist. Activities . . . Wolverine Guard 2,35 Track 2,3. Favorite Saying . Wanta bet? CHARLOTTE STINSON - Ambition , . , Housewife. Activities , . . Library Q. Favorite Saying . . . Bud. STAN STRAIGHT - Ambition . , . Auto Mechanic. Favorite Saying . . . Dan't lc-t it throw you. DIANE STRALEY - Ambition , . . Stewardess. Activities . . . Latin Club l,2,3g Pep Club l,2g Honor Society lp Y-Teens 2,35 Class Tri-asuror 2,3 Favorite Saying . . . Let's get organized. VIRGINIA STRASBAUGH - Ambition . . . Undecided. Activi- ties . , . Tickcttus 3, Glee Club 3g Pep Club 3. Favorite Saying . . . Oh gurls. RON STROM - Ambition . . , Air Force, Activities . . . Model Plane Club Q Favorite Saying . . . Six in o row don't go. BONNIE STUNDEN - Ambition . . . Secretary. Favorite Say' ing ,. CII ctuil CAROL SWEET - Ambition . . P. E, Teacher, Activities . . . Honor Smut-ty ITS, Panorciino Club I,2,3f Letter Girls' Club 13: Latin Club 17,35 GAA. l,2,3g Pep Club l,2. when ti BRUCE SYRSTAD - Ambition , . . Be a millionaire. Activities . . . Boys' Club 2,35 Boys' Club Treasurer 3, Football lg Basketball I, Baseball I,2. Favorite Saying . . . Gee whiz. MINORU TAMURA - Ambition . . . Happiness. Activities . . . Basketball i, Track l,2. SUE TARP - Ambition . , . Secretary. Activities . . , Pep Club 2,3, Honor Society 2,31 Panorama Club 2,35 G.C. Rep. 3, Social Committee 2,3. CAROLE TAYLOR - Ambition . . . Business Machines Operator. Activities . . , Library I. DIANNE TAYLOR - Ambition . . . Designer. Activities , . . Timberlines l,Q. Favorite Saying . , , l.et's not play games. JOHN TAYLOR - Ambition . . . Mechanic, Activities . . . Sportsmen Club I. Favorite Saying , . , Six in a row don't go. TOM TAYLOR - Ambition , . . Do something worthwhile. Activities , . . Football 2,3, Baseball 2g Lettermens Club 3, Activities Committee 3. Favorite Saying , . . What do ya think you are? A ioker or something? DIANE THACKER - Ambition , , . Medical Field. Activities . . . Panorama l,2,3, Safety Council Secretary 2,35 Song Staff 35 G.A.A, 1,21 G.C, Secretary 2. Favorite Saying , . . Was that nice. GEORGE THOMAS - Ambition . . . College Education. Activities . . . Latin Club 2,35 Band 2,3p Annual 3, Student Body President 35 Student Council 2,39 Basketball 3, Base- ball 3. GARET THOMPSON - Ambition , . . Chemical Engineer. Activities . . . Latin Club 2,3, Science Club President 35 Senior Ball Committee 3. GORDON THORP - Ambition . . , To graduate. Favorite Saying , . . l reckon. HERB TINKER - Ambition . . . Mechanics. BARRY TINGLEY - Ambition , . . Finish high school. Favorite Saying . . . Oh, yeah. JIM TINSLEY - Ambition . . , Get out of high school. Activi- ties . . . Boys' Club Cabinet 2, Spanish Club 2,3, Basketball l,2g Baseball l,2. Favorite Saying . . . l don't know. GEORGE TOSKEY - Ambition , . , Finish my education while l'm still young enough to enjoy it. Activities . . , Latin Club l,2,3, Honor Society l,2,3, Football 12, Safety Council 2,3g Wolverine Guard l,2, B.C. V. Pres. 2. PHIL TRAINER - Ambition , . . Beachcomber. SHARON TROEPPL - Ambition . . , Secretary. Activities . . , Honor Society l,2, Ushers I, G.C. Service Committee 3. Favorite Saying . . . Oh, Crumb. RALPH VANGEN - Ambition . . . Professional Bowler. Activities . , . Sportsmen Club lg Latin Club I. Favorite Say- ing. . . Landlubber. TERRY WAITE - Ambition . . . To be a success. LEE WALKER - Ambition . , , Do things right, Activities . . . Boys' Club l,2,35 Annual 2. Favorite Saying , . . What do ya say there. GARY WALLACE - Ambition . . . Actor, artist, musician. Activities . . . Band 2.35 Basketball I5 Baseball 3. Favorite Saying . . . Don't do today, what you can do tomorrow. ROBERTA WALLACE - Ambition . . . Clerical work. Activities . . . Pep Club I,2,35 Y-Teen 35 Spades 3. Favorite Saying . . . Oh, sugar. PAUL WALLER - Ambition . . . Forestry. Favorite Saying . . . Noi JANET WASSON - Ambition , . . Secretary. Activities . . . G.A.A. 2,35 Pep Club 3. Favorite Saying . . . It's only neat. KAY WATKINS - Ambition . . . Dental Assistant5 Entered from Weiser High School in her senior year. Activities . . . Senior Ball Committee. PAT WEILER - Ambition . . . Singer. Favorite Saying . . l'll take a horse. NANCY WELFRINGER - Ambition . . . Policewoman. Activities . . . GC. Service Committee 35 Clinic 35 Senior Ball Com- mittee 3, Favorite Saying . . . What a clog. BOBBIE WHATLEY - Ambition . . . Beautician. Activities . . . Spanish Club 25 Library 3, Favorite Saying . . . Oh, can't I ever get rid of you. SHERRON WILLIAMS - Ambition . . . Model. Favorite Say- ing . , . That's the way it goes. PAUL WILSON - Ambition . . . Draftsman or Architect. Activities. . . Football Ip Track I,3. ELOISE WISEMEN - Ambition . , . Travel around the world. Activities . . . G.A,A. I,2,35 Yell Staft I5 Student Council I5 Panorama 35 Y-Teens 2,35 Timberlines 3. Favorite Saying . . . Quit lagging around. PAT WORTH - Ambition . . . A secretary and go to the world series. Activities . , . Honor Society 2,35 G.A.A, 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 G.C. Committee 2,3. PHYLLIS WORTH - Ambition . . . Be a secretary and travel. Activities , . . G.A.A, 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Honor Society 2,35 GC. Committee 2.3. Favorite Saying . . . Gee whiz. BILL WRIGHT - Ambition . . . An architect or Dentist. Activi- ties , . . Pep Club I5 Bond Ip Panorama 2,35 Latin Club 253. Favorite Saying . . . Mornin. RALPH WUSCHER - Activities . , . Spanish Club 2,35 Football Ip Class Sergeant of Arms 3. PAT YOST - Ambition . . . Secretary. 'rw fe'-8 Ref? in . DON YOUNG - Ambition . . . Electronic Engineer, Favorite Saying . . . Yes, sir. GARY ZEBARTH - Ambition . . . Have a beautiful custom car. Activities . . . Wolverine Guard I,2p Football I. Favorite Saying . . . ain't got one. BONNIE ZIMMERMAN - Ambition . . . College. Activities . . Library 35 Girls' Club 3. Favorite Saying . . . Oh Honey. JIM ZIMMERMAN - Ambition . . . Navy. Activities . Sportsman Club lg Panorama Club I. Favorite Saying . . I ain't got it. JIM ZUZULIN - Ambition . . . To be an engineer. Activities . . . Service Club I,2g Torch I,2,3y Sportsman Club l,2,3g Boys' Club Cabinet I,2. Favorite Saying . . . Hello Comrade. Savas, Foss-o-Po. Koosh. NOT PICTURED BILL CELLA 1 y . JOHN DANDO WI- 'l' DID THEY 'P JIM HURLEY - Ambition . . . service. Activities . M n Football 1,27 Sportsmen Club 2. Favorite Saying . . . Six in a row, don't go. i ' ,HCI X NOBODY NP-NT5 To I fix SEE NIU FAC-E NY 'XX In fn.. Quir BOTHERING o ME .f I I ILL Q0 powq Ton,-Q1 is THE STUDIO TONQGAT. ,- ,V 5uRE I ff' fd AQ' I WAS SICK 'ATHAT pw. YOU WONIT' GET . y NIE W TRONT oF I A CQMEKA I T it 'S 'S S so DAVE JACOBSEN HOWARD SMITH PETE TANNER - Ambition . . . Minister. Activities . . . Basketball I,2. Favorite Saying . . A That's about Cool! :Q fl - Nw-f,. 5 ,f ,Fr ' Af- .,. . ,M ' 41 X :X v ,H ' MSA . , Q 3 9 liisy .sro .+s,,X.. X Q,-.K f 'xi' Q A iw? wfiiix' ' i ' 'L NM .I S N I J, N . SX Qui- K. fs: 'KX X , K, .. fm ffsvgg 5 . Q . 15 A 1 gf!F?mg!,5, X The Class of 1960 was headed this year by a group of able olticers. Along with the class advisors, they kept busy planning fund raising activities, after-game dances, and their big social event of the year, the Junior Prom. This year's iunior class looks forward to an active I96O. As Evergreen's second graduating class, they will be in charge of additional activities such as Homecoming, along with those responsibilities assumed by this year's seniors. Mr. Fenton Mrs. Hallesy ADVISORS Mrs. Lewan Mr. Zevenbergen CLASS OF '60 IN ACTIVE YEAR I I 1 . I fu I I , I I I OFFICERS I President John LeCompte I Vice-President I I Pat Benzel I Secretary I Jan Lapasin I , if Treasurer Ilene Karlberg Sergeant at Arms John Coleman ' K , , x. 32 ,.1 -iff, .X . ,.,-- Viwwufm -J it fl , I , , I 1 X I 1 Donna Abitz Diane Albrecht Harlan Amiotte Lee Anderson Sandra Anderson Sharon Atkinson Mike Baker Jo Anne Bakke Joan Barbosa Jim Barnhardt Lucinda Barton Connie Baxter Ernestine Benge Pat Benzel Delores Beshears Bill Bessy Frank Bigley Ruth Blake R. B. Bolin Stephen Bossi Sharon Bottger Ron Bower Dennis Braatin Don Brown Wayne Bruder Donna Buchanan Sharon Carlton Sharon Carmichael Dave Carson Freda Christensen S eisl i f 2 at W ig gli ji ' :,. al . K g J hy., .. Vs . :..i: nl D Q rl , Q ll '-'ill z I , fi gs. i Q ,Q fig fl' a, K He 2 ,K W x Zi A f sl S A 'Q' E as si C ., W R s 'EX-Ili.. ' ' .. 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Su mimg e1?e2fQg1!s1n, . ,'. 5115-U11 sgggzfzgeisw. - , . 1 JoAnn scoff is f ls .1 1 1 1 Stephen Seeley Vivien Severinsen Maureen Sheldrew Eddie Shields Dick Sickles Carol Siercks Carolyn Simonsen Larry Slinker Frank Smith George Snider William Stahl Kenneth Stanfill Cleo Stearns George Stephens Leonard Stephens Sharon Swarner Sandy Sweet Don Tarbox Roberta Taylor Pat Teterud Suzy Thayer Betty Thomas Robert Thulin Ronald Tiffany Judy Torrey Storm Totten Sandy Towe Mary Trenary Ron Tucker Allen Turner Richard Worth Tome Yamanato Cassie York Joanne Young Jerry Zeller Mike Vess Stan Vigna June Wakefield Dixie Webley Gary Welch John White Robert White Caroline Whitehead Bruce Whitemarsh Mary Whalen Joyce Willi Bob Williams Paul Romero Marcia Wright Jean Freeman Barbara Miltimore Howard Dowdell SGPHOIVICJRE CLASS IS SCHOOL'S LARGEST The largest class of Evergreen this year is the Sophomore Class. They sponsored few activities this year, but look forward to many. Their big event this year was the annual Sophomore Tolo February l4. Activities were planned with the help of the ofhcersn President Paul Romero, Vice president Marty Wright, Secretary Jean Freeman, Treasurer Barbara Miltimore, and Sergeant of Arms Howard Dowdell. The advisors Miss Ross, Mr. Clowers, Mr. Robeck, and Miss Reddekopp helped guide this class along. We have faith that this class will be very active in the years to come. f- ffx X K wan X .y C LN, :L X X 'C X' if T- ' r. - X l fb I fy I , W 1 , ' T l l f- 9 ' ' si N I1 -fi. A, lx- lx ix , I K 1 ll X ',' NJ X 1 Xi., - X 1 ' 1 ., 7 T' , 1 If, 8 A X f . lfl fs ' ' f, ' I'-Nl 4 ' 'J cu T ' ' ll xl -,X ' ,,' v JJ . ' I. X I, , 1 -f i f T I , ttf y It X x If N il N f Q f X I X 71, .Il X Z ll 0 A ,X , V X 'if l I xx C ff TO T 1' fi Q V I, 1 , X 1 X' ii' ff ...1 ' I I il -A' fl xffrllll fl ' li X :rn xx.. L I L, 5 . ,TC I X fs s ,, i X. ll lib? 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E3 .L Q, 4. x LEFT TO RIGHT Treasurer Pat Morrow Vice President Annette Hamre President George Thomas BOTTOM RIGHT Vice President Ted Bottorff Secretary Corlee Campbell I IYWVX 50 EVERGREEN STUDENT TOP LEFT Treasurer Sharon Carlton Vice President Susan Leaf President Dan Connolly Vice President Jim Jean Secretary Kay Crotty FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: K. Betzina, S. Bossi, B. Miltimore, S. Hayett, M. LeMay, S. Matt, J. Turner, L. Nietula. FIRST ROW: J. Osman, B. Bessey, M. O'Mahony, J. Grotle, C. Garner. THIRD J. Baker, L. Pinto, K. Lindquist, P, Dahlberg, M. Trenary, P. ROW: D. Fisher, B. Gaub, T. Powell, R. Hilbert, B. White, P. Ledbetter. Kipper, J. Purdy. SECOND ROW: P. Benzel, N. Harmon, M. King, OVERNIVIENT PLANS FOR THE FUTURE Every school desires to have self government and with the help of Student Council Evergreen has obtained this. Student Council is led by our Student body officers and proiects are planned with the help of representatives. These representatives are sent by each first period class so every student can have his ideas and complaints sent to Student Council. The plans can also be brought back to the students this way. The activities of Student Council include meetings, assemblies, elections, and publicity of school events. The goals which we try to reach are: l. To authorize and control all student organizations within the school. 2. To aid in the development of desirable school spirit and loyalty. 3. To promote better relation and understandings among students. 4. To assume responsibility and experience in self government. Our oFFicers for i958 were President, George Thomas, Vice Presidents, Annette Hamre and Ted Bottorft, Secre- tary, Corlee Campbell, and Treasurer, Pat Morrow. Our new otticers are President, Dan Connelly, Vice Presidents, Susan Leaf and Jim Jean, Secretary, Sharon Carlton, and Treasurer, Kay Crotty. With the help of Mr. Dahl these officers have led the school in reaching for our goals. X in ' 9. R 1 T. f g- ms.- 5 X QQ-'al S ,f E 'V A Ef:-t'i31 - .Q EEG:-'Tw 'YD Q. LEFT TO RIGHT: Julie Ander- son, Nancy Harmon, Dee Dee Johanson, Bev Bates. GIRLS' AND BOYS' CLUB The Girls' Club is for all girls who attend Evergreen. The advisor Marie Smith helps the ofticers ot the Girls' Club to plan their annual dance in March, their style show in October, elections in December, installation in January, Girls' Club Puget Sound conference in November, and the main social activity of the season, the Mother-Daughters Tea. The purpose ot the Girls' Club is to promote and guide the Evergreen School spirit, serve and foster activities in the best interest of Evergreen and guide and assist the members of the club in maintaining the highest social, moral and intellectual standards. The ofticers of the Girls' Club are: President - Rita Minor, Vice President - Julie Anderson, Secretary - Sharon Johanson, Treasurer - Georgia Cameron, Historian - Bev Bates. These omcers, with the members have helped Evergreen High School Girls to live up the purposes ot the club. TOP: Marilyn Perdue Sue Davis Gerry Gulbranson Sharon Bottger Carla Kessner 52 President T959-60 Vice President i959-60 Secretary 1959-60 Treasurer i959-60 Historian i959-60 BACK: Jerry Osman. FRONT ROW: Paul McDonald, Bruce Syrstad, Bill Miltimore. The Boys' Club purpose is to promote fellowship and improve citizenship of all boys as well as to stimulate pride in themselves and the school. Evergreen Boys' Club has sponsored many activities this year, such as the Boys' Club dance on November 21. Everyone had a lot of fun at this dance, even a goat named Susy, who was part of the scenery for the barn-like atmosphere. Another activity was an assembly held on October 21, which featured John Fish, cz member of the University of Washington's crewmen, who spoke on his experience in Russia. The Boys' Club also sponsored a fleld day in the spring. It would not have been possible for the Boys' Club to sponsor many activities during the year, if it had not been for the capable leadership of President, Jerry Osman, Vice President, Bill Miltimore, Secretary, Paul McDonald, Treasurer, Bruce Syrstad, and the advisor, Mr. James Dorr. TOP: Gary Moore President 1959-60 Mike O'Mohoney Vice President 1959-60 Ron Rude Secretary 1959-60 PROVIDE IVIANY ACTIVITIES 53 fri t .y q. a .3 z lsf5.gS.,9lQ:fill' ,. tl S KX A-at 5 5 SAFETY COUNCIL - Mr. Smith, Advisor, George Toskey, Bill Bessey, Carla Kessner. SAFETY IS GU R BUSI N ESS . r The Evergreen Safety Council is a newly formed or- The Trafhc ganization, whose duty is to promote safety among the to take care of vj,6l,ditiotws School. Thqflare- students. Their biggest job this year, however, has been siding Oftlcer is Lalgry issuing permits to students who drive cars to school. cer is Mike Working closely with the Traffic Court, they have con- Purdy is the BaliFl..Mr1 gay Smith lalnd stdtigyertolmon ducted car checks and issued decals to those whose cars Darby work closely with the groups. y i pass the State Patrol Safety Check. The Safety Council is led by George Toskey, Chairman, and Diane Thacker, Secretary. -' . 3.1 wiki. lc. .. ts TRAFFIC COURT: - S. Leaf, M. Mullen, D. Martin, M. Rainy, l.. Fordham, T. Kuvara, J. Purdy, M. Wright, B. Carlton, B. Gaub. HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS, FOURTH ROW ltopl: Miss Lois Baldwin, Advisor, D. Put- man, D. Blankenship, K. Christy, P. McTag- gart, G. Toskey, J. Basel, J. Zuzulin, K. Betzina, J. Bossi, G. Hoerle. THIRD ROW: C. Campbell, C. Pletschett, S. Coonts, M. King, M. Kerr, K. Rockwell, R. Shockley, B. Hagerman, P. Worth. SECOND ROW: M. Muri, P. Worth, S. Christy, D. Huntington, S. Johanson, S. Tarp, A. Hamre, B. Morri- son, M. Acheson. FIRST ROW: P. Deggeller, C. Johnson, C. Sweet, P. Smotherman, B. Anderson, M. LeMay, R. Pinto, S. Hender- son. JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES, FOURTH ROW Hopi: K. Crotty, S. McElroy, J. Hagen, R. McKee, D. Worth, S. Bossi, D. Hanson, J. LeCompte, M. Rainy, L. Johnson, E. Marcy. THIRD ROW: J. McKay, S. Christenson, V. Severinson, J. Hudson, K. Hanson, S. Elling- ston, T. Curd, P, Nail, G. Craven, l. Karl- berg, Miss Baldwin, Advisor, SECOND ROW: K. Lindquist, P. Dahlberg, J. Wakefield, M. Wright, J. Turner, R. Blake, M. Purdue, S. Rienholt, S, Peterson, P. Benzel, D. Metzen- berg. FIRST ROW: S. Dick, D. Gertsman, C. Franz, M. Whalen, A. Khvoroft, R. Pettit, C, Johnson, S. Pfafman, L. Pinto, B, Kyte. SPAR TREE CHAPTER is if Spar Tree Chapter of the National Senior Honor So- ciety held a initiation early in the year. Old and new members now total over eighty in number. To be a mem- ber a student must display scholarship, character, leader- ship and service. Scholarship is earned by the grades one receives. To have service, one must have credits earned by doing a service to the school. A committee of teachers make a decision on a students character and SERVES EVERGREEN leadership. In January new oflicers were elected. They are President, Ken Christy, Vice-President, Paul Mc- Taggert, Secretary, Margaret LeMay, Treasurer, Mary Whalen, and Publicity Chairman, Margo King. Miss Lois Baldwin is a willing advisor. Popcorn sales and dances were money-making projects, which helped make pos- sible the presentation of a scholarship to a worthy senior at graduation. Sure, We'lI find you o seat! WOLVERINE GUARD - VVE SERVE Under the direction of Mr. Dorr, Wolverine Guard has done a lot to improve the citizenship and conduct of all the students. Theynhave quite o iob to fulfill which includes ushering and crowd control at oll our home games and assemblies. They also have various other iobs around the school which include keeping the grounds in neat, clean condition. The goal ot this club is serving the school and with the help ot the otticers, Chairman John Leslie, and Secretary Bill Bessey they have realized their goal this year. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: M. Rainy, J. Jean, D. Brown, D. Hoerle, E, Grave, SECOND ROW: J. Purdy, B. Bessy, P. Mc Worth, J. LeCompte, G. Hooten, T. Beacon, B, Rydlond, R. Blalock, Donald, B. Miltimore, J. Osman, J. Leslie, D. Nold, J, Bruggerman D. Stansell, L, Kilbourne. THIRD ROW: J. Colman, K. McRae, B. G. Galliano. FIRST ROW: H. Dowdell, J. Hagen, S, Gormley, B White, R. Rude, T. Monahan, P, McToggart, M. Robinson, G. Geltz, K. Christy, R. Boer, Mr. Dorr. H M5- IE' - T V-f' -fHGiiKii.fiL' ' I.,-7155? BACK ROW, Left to Right: D. Seim, S Swarner, V. DeMacon, A. Dines, M. Cox, B. Bates. MIDDLE ROW: J. Henderson, J Baker, D. Straley, B. Morrison, C. Kessner FRONT ROW: C. Johnson, J. Dalton, M Trenary, S. Pryor, Mr. Hedstrom. SPADES - WE DIG A newly organized club this year is Spades. Their activities include regular meetings and workshops which are held to make toys for handicapped children. They also take trips to schools for handicapped children. Spades interest is based upon helping these people. Among outside activities are the annual all city dance, Concalves, Council meet- ings and Pal Parties. The sponsors of Spades are Kiwanians. Evergreens advisor is Mr. Hedstrom, Kiwanis sponsor Mrs. Leland Henderson, and otticers are President Diane Straley, Vice President Barbara Morrison, and Secretary Dorothy Seim. WASCOWITZ COUNSELLORS - WE GUIDE Camp Waskowitz is a district owned camp where sixth grade students are taken to study conservation and outdoor life. High school students interested in working with children, and who like camping are chosen to be junior counselors. It gives the high school students a great experience in working with others. Evergreen has many students interested in this activity. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: P. McDonald, B, White, K. Davick, P. McTaggart, R. Vanek, R. Boer, D. Dalrymple, J. Stone, E. Grave, D. Putman. THIRD ROW: L. Mc- Neeley, A. Robinson, J. Bass, B. Kyte, E. Marcy, D. Straley, C. Campbell, R. Taylor, S. Tarp, P. Worth. SECOND ROW: M. Davis, J. Newsham, S, Bottger, M. Perdue, J. Wasson, B. Hamor, N. Biller, M. Cox. FIRST ROW: C. Johnson, J. Rehbein, D. Champie, J. Finholt, T. Kuvara, S. Davis, G, Fenton, L. Hands. OFFICE GIRLS THIRD ROW: M. Jones, M. Cox, B. Bra- aten, N. Biller, B. Stunden, R. Minor, P. Yost. SECOND ROW: J. Wasson, F. Gamble, S. Johanson, K. Shaw, B, Morrison, G. Prouse, Mrs. Gibson, ad- visor. FIRST ROW: K. Watkins, A. Leg- gett, R. Wallace, B, Anderson, J. Ander- on, S. Peterson. STUDENTS GAIN EXPERIENCE The office girls work in the office as a class, for which they receive full credit. They receive practical oflqce experience typing, filing, and answering the tele- phone. These girls are a big help in the efficient operation of the office. SECOND ROW: J. Crumby, R. Holms, T, Labrum, V. Dick, V Strasbaugh, Niki, Newman, J Carter, Mrs. Stuber, Advisor. FIRST ROW: L. Carrossino, C. Mc- Nabb, B. Zimmerman, B. Whatley, G. Fenton, R. Henderson, V. Hen- drix, M. Straight, D, Champie. LIBRARY STAFF The students in the Library Club are comprised of student volunteers and students taking library as a class tor credit. With the advisor Mrs. Stuber, these students help other students find books to read, or to use as references. FOURTH ROW, lTopD: S. McCall, M. Holmes, E. Marcy, M. Mullen, V. Dick, T. Curd, D. Jelovich, THIRD ROW: K. Johnson, S. Coonts, C. Coonts, P. Dahl- berg, D. Albrecht, B. Kyte. SECOND ROW: M. Perdue, S. Bellevue, J. Ecker, C. Sterns, D. Schlichtig. FIRST ROW: S. Matt, N. Welfringer, N. Syrstad, J. Rehbein. HROUGH SERVICE TO OUR SCHOOL CLINIC STAFF One class period o week these girls supervise our school clinic. They ore reody to help anyone who comes to the clinic. The girls on the clinic staff are supervised by our school nurse Mrs. Hogan, ond faculty advisor, Miss Baldwin BOOKSTORE WORKERS The bookstore is o supply store for the students of Evergreen. Students can buy any- thing they need in the line of school supplies ot the bookstore. Mr. Hedstrom, advisor, has student volunteers selling supplies to the students. BACK ROW: S. Matt, M Muri. V. Severinson, M. Tos key, N. Hill. FRONT ROW: S Pryor, M. Mattson, J. Wilson G. Allen. 'I S,-,I .X I QQ 7 1 f l xii Tis,-, , lflQg'1ll lw', 1' ' ,if lllxt nl X -X lx ,All r-Q' X I 1 T K V l Q Q , A 1' B T I TJ I 2 I 47 Q C1 BACK ROW: B. Bennetson, M. Perdue, S. Coonts, C, Coants, V. Strasbaugh, M. Acheson, S, Mortensen. FRONT ROW: B. Hagerman, A. Leggett, B. Knapp, M. Whalen, B. Hagerman. THE SHOW MUST GO ON If it were not for these two organizations our assemblies, games, and planned pro- grams would not run as smoothly as they do. The Stage Crew works behind the curtains to see that everything is in order. They oper- ate the lights, the curtains and the PA sys- tem. They do almost everything but put on the show. The Tickettes work out in front, selling and taking tickets at the door. Thank Mr. Wagness for his advisory work with these clubs. These groups have helped the Show Go On. TOP TO BOTTOM: G. Snider, J. Nicols, R. Kleinz, B. Rudolph, R. Sutter, D. Putman, V. Dapas. 60 l The students interested in nursing as a career meet together and share that interest with the Future Nurses of America. ' The members along with their advisor Mrs. Eleanor Hogan and officers - President, Sylvia Moon, Vice Presi- dent, Anisia Khvoroff, Secretary, Carolyn Perdue, and Treasurer, Shirley Dick, explore the opportunities and requirements in the field. F. N.A. Left to Right, THIRD ROW S, Henderson, J. Tarbet, R Connolly, D. Webley, M. Mul len. SECOND ROW: R. Pettit S. Pafafmon, N, Syrstod, S Reitz, E. Marcy. FIRST ROW S. Dick, A. Khvoroff, S. Moon C. Perdue. These girls grow as individuals by working together and learning about the community life in which they will soon participate as informed citizens and possibly nurses. This organization volunteers hospital service. They at- tend field trips to schools of nursing, and other medical institutions. The Future Teachers Association is an organized active group which provides information and experience which will help students to learn more about teaching as a career. The club's officers include President, Sally Christy, Vice President, Pat Morrow, Secretary, Rosie Pinto, Treasurer, Priscilla Smotherman, Librarian, Dena Schlich- tig, and advisor Miss Nightingale. This year they took a field trip to the Seattle University campus where they observed a class of deaf children. To help build our scholarship funds, they have served re- freshments for PTA meetings. They also attend movies related to teaching. A scrap book has been constructed with information on all Washington State Colleges which offer training in teaching. ingale, Advisor. Left to Right, SECOND ROW: J. Tarbet A, Dines, R. Shockley, S. Christy, D Schlichtig, P. Morrow, G. Peterson. FIRST ROW: R. Pinto, S. Johanson, B. Knapp M. Perdue, P. Smotherman, Miss Night Left to Right, THIRD ROW: D. Fisher, M. Bukoskey, B, White- marsh, J. Bruggeman, B. Geltz, G. Hooten, J. LeCompte, T. Monahan, C. Maudslien, E. Pettit, M. O'Mahoney, T. Pecnik. SECOND ROW: S. Murray, S. Sierks, A. Orchard, S. Davis, R. The purpose ot the Philellenes is to promote interest in the classics, to beneht by the practical application ot knowledge of the classics, and to enjoy the cultural ad- vantages associated with the study of the classics. This purpose is carried out very well by this club which has Taylor, S, Matt, M. Toskey, C. Thomas, M. Whalen, L. McNeeley, C, Sweet. FIRST ROW: C, Johnson, J. Saunders, S. Gartin, S. Hayett, C. Campbell, J. Baker, M. Hursley. PHILELLENES STUD taken on many other protects. They earn money from car washes, candy sales and other money-making projects. Out of this money they gave lO'Xs to the Student Body Fund to help erase their deficit. At Christmas, the Philellenes went caroling, after Consul Primus Consul Secundus Scribe Quaestor Praefectus de Conventi Praetorian Guard Patricians Bob White Corlee Campbell Sharon Hayett Robert Taylor George Hooten Bob Geltz Equestrians Carrie Johnson Carol Sweet Sue Davis Jim Anderson Bruce Whitemarsh Mary Whalen Ray Bomer Sandi Matt Eloise Wiseman Sharon Murray Mary Toskey Linda McNeeley Sandy Sierks Avis Orchard Cynthia Thomas Larry Fordham Cliff Maudslien Jim Andrew Plebeians Dine Fisher John LeCompte Mike Bu koskey Judy Ba ker Sally Gartin Judy Saunders Margaret Hursley Mike O'Mahoney Joel Bruggeman Tom Monahan Ed Pettitt Terry Pecnik my by sw-U in QYNXII-:I -Hy I: QQ Il if J 'ii ' l' ll l ' If I ll' yi. X I , lv I Car washes help raise funds for siudeni body. ATIN CLASSICS AND PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT which they held an installation of the new members. A1 the annual Latin Club Banquet, They presented several books to The school library. ln June, they presented a scholarship To a graduating senior from a scholarship fund They sei up. 5 y Ei! Sofa Club members enioy the annual Roman Banquet, This club vviih Virginia Nerheim as advisor has ac- complished many things and provided fun and service io The school and To The communiiy. SPANISH CLUB PROIVIOTES FELLOWSHIP VIN i 5 S. 5- X . 6 INA .Ili S- N 9? Z' ITN Ill I itll X1 ' fl I 'v' - ' I , AJ' f ,' ' I Y, X ' X .11 Gaining knowledge about our neighbors to the south helps us to understand more about their problems and mannerisms. This promotes fellow- ship between our country and theirs. The purpose of this organization is to develop interest in students to learn more about Spanish customs, language, and culture. This year the Spanish Club has sponsored many activities including a large dance and a picnic held in the spring. The members have also had the opportunity to hear many speakers who have made a study of the lives and customs of Spanish speaking people. Under the leadership and guidance of Mrs. Smith, these outstanding ofticers represented this club. President, Toby Curd, Vice-President, Sue Davis, Secretary, Mike Boker, and Treasurer, Jean Freeman. BACK ROW, Left to Right: J. Galliano, M. Baker, R. Rude, K. Duflin, J. Potter, P. Kipper, L. Hougland. SECOND ROW: C. Stearns, S, Carlton, J. Torrey, B. Kyte, T. Curd, B. Kuenstle, N. Fisher. FIRST ROW: M. Perdue, C. Gabriel, K. Lindquist, P. Nail, J. Freeman, S. Davis, R. Spell- man. FRONT ROW: J. Mac Kenzie, G. Allen, J. Patrick, D. Robinson, L. Nokes, G. Wetterncuer. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Robert Geltz, Joe Bossi, Don Nold, Larry Fordham. FRONT ROW: Miss Bry- ant, Sandra Kamel, Mary Ann Acheson, Corlee Campbell, Rosie Pinto, Ruth Pettitt, Roberta Shock- Iey. VOICES ECHO IN DEBATE The ability to think clearly, make wise decisions and to influence others by the oral presentation of ideas has played a very im- portant part in the history of this world ever since people began to live and work to- gether in groups and communities. lt is im- possible to imagine a single day in our lives when we are not oltected by the thoughts and arguments of others. Debate students are acquiring poise and the ability to think and speak fluently. The word Debate originally meant to beat, and with the vigilant help of Miss Bryant this squad has learned the art of persuasion. Our debators participated in all Puget Sound League debates for the first time this year. The topic for discussion was Re- solved that the American System of Public Education Be Fundamentally Revised. Our Debate squad took part in all types of speech-making contests this year. They worked hard to attain high honors in the Tournament for Speechmakers at the University of Washington in November 1958, at Seattle Pacific College on January 30 and 31, and at the speech contest held at Pacitic Lutheran College in February, I959. LEFT TO RIGHT: Roberta Shockley, Corlee Campbell, Joe Bossi, Maryanne Ache son. N In Nc... J ggi .N sf A.. , Left to Right, STANDING: G. Thompson, B. Rudolph, S. Bossi, D. STANDING: B. Knacck, E. Marcy, J. Bossi, M. Rainey, D Puttman Fisher, H. Criswell, G, Welch, SITTING: B. Kyte, R. Honsberger, D. G. Toslcey. SITTING: E. Sorensen, P. McTaggart, B. Geltz, M Baker Blakenship, J. Davis. LEFT TO RIGHT Bacon. J '43 Y . SCIENCE AROUSES INTEREST The Science Club ot Evergreen High was started this year. Their purpose is to promote interest in science and to increase students' knowledge in scientific fields. During the year they viewed many films and heard speakers. They also have taken field trips to the Boeing Wind Tunnel, University of Washington Bagly Hall, and partic- ipated inthe science fair. The ofzticers of the Science Club are Garet Thompson, Joe Bossi, and Barbara Knaack. I-IAIVI OPERATORS COIVI IVIUN ICATE B, Rudolph, D. Gordon, R. Vanek, T. The Radio Club of Evergreen High and Cascade Junior High has been very active this year. Besides a regular business meeting they have sponsored a Hsh try and sold popcorn at Cascade games to raise money for their new ham radio set. 2 During the meetings, led by otticers Dan Gordon, T Ilene Knapp, and Mike Andrews, the members have contacted many other ham operators on their set, with the aid of Mr. Lind. Fwfvv--I' FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: S. Potterg G. Hartley, P. Lambergerp D, Huntington. SECOND ROW: M. Mattson, D. Leggett, D T. Kuvaraf S, Davis, J. Lamoureaux, A. Robertson, J. Freeman, Ramey, J. Dalton, D, Champie, J. Finholt, D. Thackerg B. Ander J. Hithcock, S. Davis, J. Tiller, P. Nail, J. Hudson, D. Seim. THIRD son, N, Syrstod, A. Connolly, J. Bakke, B. Miltimore. FIRST ROW ROW: B. Hamorg D. Straleyg N, Billar, K. Kinclersg L. Nokes, M. Miss Billings, D. Martin, S. Leaf, K. Shaw, S. Dunn, S. Hayettg G Sheldrew, A. Leggett, R. Wallacep L. Graham: K. Davis, J. Rogers, Craven, R. Taylor. Y-TEENS BUILD FRIENDSHIP The S.E.A. Y-Teens of Evergreen High is a club that is sponsored by the YWCA. Its purpose is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus to share His love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. The S.E.A. Y-Teens sponsored very interesting activities. They participated in the World Fellowship carnival with English tea and crumpets as their theme. They also sponsored a dance. The officers of the club are Karen Shaw, Gaye Craven, Sharon Hayett, Susie Dunn, Susan Leaf, Darlene Martin, and Roberta Taylor. CAMERAS IN ACTION The purpose of the photo club of Evergreen High is service. Their job is to take pictures of various ac- tivities. These include pictures ot annual, dances, newspaper, and school activities. They have taken field trips this year and have had many other outside activities. and BACK ROW, Left to Right: R, Sutter, R. Dowing, M. O'Connell, M. HotTsteader. MIDDLE ROW: J. Buchannan, J. Bentenson, D. Cak- den. FIRST ROW: s, Prior, M. Pagg. fl XX ,f 1' sry, -ll BACK ROW, Left to Right: J. Burgeson, J. Zuzulin, G, Pittenger, G. Thomas, D. Nold. THIRD ROW: R. A K Shockley, S. Christy, A. Hamre, J. Lamoureaux, G. Hartley, L. Roth. SECOND ROW: P, Lamberger, D. A Straley, K. Shaw, R. Wallace, A. Leggett, M. LeMay, B. Ruud. FRONT ROW: C. Johnson, J. Finholt, B. - Anderson, S. Johanson, L. Hands, J. Anderson. 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' ,II EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Roberta Shockley SENIOR CLASS EDITOR: Bev Ander- son CLASS EDITORS: Anita Leggett, Rob- erta Wallace ART EDITORS: Margaret LeMay, Mickie Moeck SPORTS EDITORS: Larry May, George Pittenger EDITORIAL STAFF: Judy Anderson, Joan Finholt, Glenna Hart- ley, Carrie Johnson, Tom La- brum, Phyllis Lamberger, Jon Lamoureaux, Karen Shaw, Diane Straley BUSINESS MANAGER: George Thomas PUBLICITY MANAGER: Jim Burgeson ADVERTISING M A N A G E R: Sally Christy SALES MANAGER: Dee Dee Johanson BUSINESS STAFF: Pat Deggeller, Linda Hands, Don Nold, LaVonne Roth, Betty Ruud, Jim Zuzulin. f EDITORS: Lorraine Patterson, Pat Teterud, Pat Mor- row SPORTS EDITORS: Bob Rydland, Stewart Hanson FEATURE EDITORS: Yvonne Irvin, Pat Deane ADVERTISING: Beverly Russell, Bruce Gaub BUSINESS MANAGER: Eloise Wiseman EXCHANGE EDITOR: Carolyn Nelson PAGE EDITORS: Larry Fordham, Darleen Martin Mike O'HandIey, Judy Jeffery ART EDITORS: Richard Jorgenson, Dan Smith REPORTERS: Valdi Hendrix, Bill McLaughlin, Pat Weiler, Marilyn Erickson, Joyce Rockwell, Joel Salsman, Rita Minor, Dick Sample TIIVIBERLINE STAFF PUBLISHES ELEVEN ISSUES BACK ROW, Left to Right: D. 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Stearns, B Ruud, Mr. Cahill. GIRLS' GLEE, 3rd ROW: J. Tigney, K. Watkins, M. Shuttle, B. Julian, D. Abits, C. Noyes, V. Strasbough, G Hartly, P. Lamberger. 2nd ROW: D Pounds, J. Moss, C. Baxter, P. Jettreys, J. Lamoureaux, C. Mcknapp, D, AI- bright, B. Lauderdale. Ist ROW: A Orchard, D. McDonnald, S. Hicks, J Willi, P. Baxter, L. Gills, K. Espeseth, E. LaFontaine. VOCAL GROUPS SING FOR ENJOYIVI ENT The Mixed Chorus and Girls Glee under the direction of Mr Cahill have provided musical entertainment for many occasions They have participated in such things as the Puget Sound District Festival Choir Spring Concert and many others They have brought much pleasure and enloyment to the student body and other associations GIRLS' BARBERSHOP, TOP ROW:J Irvin M Jones S McCaII S Carlton MIXED OCTETTE TOP ROW L Slinker B Bates C Simon BOTTOM ROW: C. Perdue, C. Stearns B Carmichael J Wasson son D Mutton BOTTOM ROW M Perdue S Davis B Ruud G. A. A. DRAWS IVIANY Through the Letter Girls' Club, many participants have found an outlet for their athletic interests. They learned that sports were not entirely for males only. Sports turnouts were held on a voluntary basis after school each Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Activities included trampoline, badminton, volleyball, tumbling, basketball, swimming, bowling, softball, golf, hiking, and skiing. Points were given for attendance and each girl had an opportunity to work tor a letter. lt was the aim of Letter Girls' to promote good sports- manship, create interest in athletics and to offer a va- riety ot sports to those interested. SPORT ENTHUSIASTS Activity-days held at many Puget Sound League schools drew many Wolverine players. Evergreen was host to the schools in February when everyone partic- ipated in the basketball sports day. The officers of Letter Girls' are President - Kay Rock- well, Vice-President - Gerry Fenton, Secretary - Carol Sweet, and Treasurer - Carol Rockwell. GAA and Letter Girls' are under the able advisory of Miss Elliott and Miss Thomson. SPORTS DAY AT EVERGREEN FIRST ROW: J. McNeill, B. Hagerman, D. Johanson, S. Bottger, K. Rockwell, L. Pinto, G. Fenton, C. Sweet, R. Pinto. SECOND ROW: Miss Elliott, S. Murray, S. Siercks, S. McCall, S. Christy, S. Figg, P. Morrow, A. Hamre, P. Smotherman, Miss Thomson. FIRST ROW: S. Dunn, R. Pinto, T. Kuvara, G. Allen, L. Hands, J, Henderson, G. Goodall. SECOND ROW: L. Pinto, B. Anderson, C. Franz, N. Hill, J. Henderson, M. Davis, S. Burger. THIRD ROW: S. Christy, S. Hend- derson, J. Newshom, M. Wright, S. Davis, M. Murphy, V. Strasbaugh. FOURTH ROW: N. Kuvara, G, Hauser, L. Mielde, K. Christy, R. Quar- terman, T. Bennett, B. Han- sard. SKI FEVER STRIKES EVERGREEN The bus is coming, grab a seat! - and oft they go to the highest snow peaks during the ski season. What's so fascinating about gliding down a hill on two boards? Mainly, the sheer thrill of speeding down over the clean snow, wind tearing at your face and coming to a halt in a spray of snow at the bottom. The high solitude of the winter mountains, the wis-s-s-s of steel edges Meet Jay and Jim Lucasl ,mi and hickory as you shoot past the blur of trees is a real thrill. All this is provided by Jim and Joy Lucas, owners and instructors, of the EVERGREEN SKI SCHOOL, introduced to our students this year. At the end of the season skiers share a nice healthy tan and enthusiasm for the sport. Ski school bus at the summit. i. V , ' 91, 4 Karen Shaw Roberta Taylor Gaye Craven Maintaining school spirit and loyalty through the student body was undertaken by the Yell Staff. The many pep assemblies put on with the help of other school organizations, have been a great success in promoting school spirit for the basketball and football team. 76 ll Jaan Dalton Sylvia Moon WE ARE THE Darlene Martin VERGREEN WOLVERI NES, YES, YOU BET' Joan Finholt Pat Deane ABOVE: Diane Thacker ABOVE RIGHT: Sue Davis Promoting school spirit in the form of music, is our song staff under the supervision oi Miss Pat Thomson. The song staFf, along with the other organizations, has helped to maintain high standards, and good school sportsmanship throughout the student body. The co-operation and enthusiasm of our student body, has given other schools a fine impression of Evergreen. 77 Alternates: Margaret LeMay Pat Curtin ROW 1: D. Mortenson, K. Crotty, B. Klein, D. Albercht, S. Leaf, K. Espesth, M. Hersley, B. Miltimore. ROW 3: N. Thorsen, C C. Cambell, J. Freeman, S. O'Kelly, I. Karberg, C. Sterns, J. Thomas, D. Leggit, D. Ramey, C. Franz, C. Whitehead, D. Jelovich Rehbein, S, Potter, S. Allingson, A. Bryant. ROW 2: J. Scott, P. S. Dunn, B. Anderson, S. Matt, B. Hamor, J. Turner, N. Biller, R Cook, P. Patrick, D. Gerstmann, J. Wasson, J. Newham, S. Davis, Click, T. Kuvaro, M. Matson. ROW 4: J, Dalton, D. Martin, K J. Hitchcock, R. Wallace, A. Leggitt, C. Perdue, D. Metzenberg, Shaw, D. Thacker, J, Finholt, S. Davis. GOOD SPORTSIVIANSHIP IS THE PEP CLUBS AIIVI. . The Pep club has been responsible for the raising of our school spirit Detore the games. This club has done a fine iob in assisting the cheerleaders and making the posters before all the games. Their two greatest achievements were the rooter busses and the pennant. This club has become one of the large clubs of our school under the DO' o advisorship of Mr. Six. Roberta Wallace 81 Anita Leggett. 'lst ROW: C. Sweet, K. Copenhaver, L. Pinto, S. Baker, C. Franz, C. Sorenson, Miss Skewis. 2nd ROW: P. Morrow, A. McPhail, P, Thayer, R. Taylor, P. Dean, C. Pletschett, S. L. Henderson. 3rd ROW: S. Tiller, T. Pec- nik, B. Carlton, H. Dowdell, B. Quarterman, S. Carter, S. Christy. 5 lr f 7-C 5' PANORAMA ACTIVITY IS OUR IVIOTTO The Evergreen Panorama is sponsored by the Highline Recreation Coun- cil and the Evergreen P.T.A. This club is very active in such sports as hiking, swimming, horseback riding, skating, sailing and skiing. Refreshments, films, guest speakers, displays, and other attractions are offered at the club's many meetings. New members are always welcomed to our club and we hope to see many new ones next year. Y. F. C. GRGANIZES AT EVERGREEN The Youth For Christ Club was organized by a group of Evergreen stu- dents interested in a High School Christian Activity. The purpose of the club is twofold, to provide a spiritual activity for those interested, and to offer a Christian witness to those not active. Looking forward to the coming school year, the Y.F.C. is hoping to welcome even more students into this Christian Activity. Officers include: Marie Mullen, Pres., Sue Henderson and Anesia Khavoroff, Veeps, Dixie Webley, Sec. and Joan Lind, Treas. 'lst ROW: M. Poppeo, V. Hendrix, A. Helts- Iey, C. Gabriel. 2nd ROW: A. Khavoroff S. Henderson, J. Lind, G, Peterson, N Greenfield. 3rd ROW: C. Simonson, C. Per- due, M. Perdue, D. Webley, J. Reghim, K Lindquist, D. Metzenberg. 4th ROW: C Coonts, M. Mullen, D. Puttman, J. Nichols, R. Boling, D. Gordon, E. Marcy, C. Simon- sen. Adviser - Mr. Clowers. I K2 , 3 it A .1 qi . fs 17 .5 V . iss.. f I Sy V 1 I. Variety shows are aw- fully messy. 2. By the sea. By the sea. Oh, how happy we'lI be. 3. Cha Booml 4. The musically talented. 5. Ma: SHE'S MAKING EYES AT ME. 6. Ve ist der Chermcri musichans. 7, Just awaiting for the Robert E. Lee. 8. The Captain and his crew? 9. Ladies, try a little. IO. Organized Confusion .I. This whole thing is monkeybusiness. I2. My HERO! 13. Stand back or I'll shoot. EVERGREEN PRESENTS A FUN-FILLED VARIETY SHOW On February 5 and 6, Evergreen talent presented the annual Variety Show, The Ladies' Historical Society was holding its Annual tanquet. After a short business meeting, an unusual ariety ot entertainment was beheld. Much to the ladies lmazement they were whisked to the days ot the ilent screen. There they were fortunate enough to be iresent for the final episode of Tarzan ot the Apes ind a portion of the Shal4y Sheriff ot Simmeron Sity. Next Dr. Shysters entertained everyone with his Magi- al Kickapoo Medicine Show, bringing a score ot talent etween the commercials. The show was invaded by an tnti-Alcoholic League which broke up the proceedings. Vtlinding up the show and to everyone's delight, came te Showboat with its cargo ot entertainment and fun. . spanish dancer, cancan line, and quartet added to te excitement. K . L , 5 K . - 'S . 2 . A K . L S c ti c W 1 Q E T' , 1 2 - K. Q 5 si if '5 EVERGREEN WINS CGVETED AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SPORTSIVIANSHIP The Harry Hansen Trophy was originated four years ago by the Puget Sound League. Four years ago Evergreen was also originated, and the students have always worked to show good sportsmanship. This year Evergreen students were indeed thrilled by the news that they had been chosen from among all the Puget Sound League schools to receive the coveted sportsmanship award. The award is not for skill in athletic ability, not for the numbers of games won or lost, not for the agility or striking costumes of the cheerleaders. It is rather concerned with the attempt of all these groups in a combined single purpose to maintain the high standards of sportsmanship which have been set by the Puget Sound League. 82 FOOTBALL '58 My WOLVERINES ENTER PUGET SOUND LEAGUE The 1958 football season marked the inauguration of the Evergreen Wolverines into the Puget Sound League. The Wolverine eleven man- aged to win only one of nine games, but coaches, sportswriters, and fans throughout the league voiced their respects for the determination and endless spirit the green and white team displayed. Coach Ray Smith predicts a bright future on the Evergreen gridiron because of the tradition of competitive attitude and spirit left behind by the graduating seniors. The following senior boys, Tom Knapp, Mike Knapp, George Pittenger, Jerry Osman, Larry May, Dan McKay, Dick Sims, John Leslie, Dick Sample, Larry Fordham, Gordon Paris, and Mel Oishi, battled for three years the odds of opening a new school. Their display of self sacrifice, hard work, loyalty and team spirit has been an in- spiration that will guide future Wolverine teams. COACHES Jim Robeck Charles Brigham Ray Smith Jim Dorr Jerry Six lst ROW - Mike O'Mahoney, Clint McKay, Tom Knapp, Larry Slinker, Pat Crotty, Dick Sims. 2nd ROW - Larry May, Ralph McKee, Jon Grotle, Mike McGraw, Vince Dapas, Bill Joyce, Mel Oishi, Larry Fordham, Howie Dowdell. 3rd ROW - Jerry Osman, Bill Bessey, Mike Robinson, John Herrman, Eddie Pettit, John Gambill, Jim Jean, John LeCompte, John Leslie. 4th ROW - George Pittenger, Rod Blalock, Bob Thulin, Dan McKay, Dick Sample, Terry Pecnik, Steve Gormley, Mike Knapp, Jerry Purdy. 5th ROW - Bob Johnson, Hank Kuxhouse, Lyle Houghland, Gary Welsh, Dennis Mutton, Ted Bacon. SEASON'S SCHEDULE EVERGREEN ..... 12 SUMNER . . . . . Home Sept EVERGREEN PUYALLUP ...... Away Sept EVERGREEN AUBURN .... . . Home Oct. EVERGREEN ENUMCLAW .... Home Oct. EVERGREEN CLOVER PARK . . . Away Oct. EVERGREEN KENT MER. ..... Home Oct. EVERGREEN FRANKLIN P. .... Away Oct. EVERGREEN HIGHLINE ...... Home Nov. EVERGREEN RENTON . . . . . Away Nov. 85 BIII Bessey Pot Crohy Vince D p s Larry Fordho John Gomb II John He onn J'm J I eon Mike Kn pp Tom Knopp John LeCo pie John LesI e Lcirry Moy H1 WOLVERINES SHOW SPIRIT IN HA FOUGHT SEASON RD 'ff' Iii I Don McKay M IO h e s Mike O Mahoney Jerry Os on Gordo P 's George P'ftenger Dick S I pe Dick Sl s f ' 1 ,f COACH RAY SMITH Mr. Smith was graduated from Central Washington College in 1950. ln l950-5l he coached at Foster High School where his team won the State Mythical Class B Championship. In i952-53 he coached at Renton High School and in that year was also chosen to coach in the All-State Game. From i953 to 1955 he coached at Highline High School. At Evergreen he has consistently produced teams which abound in spirit, determination, and good sportsmanship. THESE ARE 1958'S GRIDIRON LEADERS Co-CAPTAINS John Leslie John entered Evergreen in 1955 and has played football all four years. His handling of the team on the field showed know-how and determination. Jerry Osman This marked Jerry's fourth year on the Wolverine team. His leadership abilities and knowledge of the game won him his appointment as captain. INSPIRATIONAL AWARD WINNER Mel Oishi Mel played Quarterback on this year's team. He has been a member of the Evergreen squad since l955. Mel was voted l958's Inspirational Award winner by his team- mates who felt his attitude and spirit best exemplified the Ever- green tradition. T li 87 K wi gp? ,Q K Q, fy H we ft GE :za ,E Q W G' 1 Ii 44394 My A 1, .ly .Q 5?ii?3?i4f P X 1Q15i--Mxf yy A. ,gn 'r-'E ,sig-1 is Lia ' Ted Bacon Rod Blalok Steve Gormley Jon Grotle Lyle Houglond Bob Johnson Bill Joyce Hank Kuxhouse Mike McGraw Ralph McKee Dennis Muttan Terry Pecnik Eddie Pettit Jerry Purdy Tom Richardson Mike Robinson Larry Slinker Robert Thulin Not Pictured: Howie Dowdell Gary Welch T . r.y y Zi , ..., Q 3 .ggi ... ,Q f I., '- ' fu -5. ,I A 7 Rig-9, ' -' . , ' ,.4zgri-fi,,-3557. t 5:15 - . K - 1, s f -X Je... K--'ef J 3 - I-J .wf3M., .,' 3,4 'f n ' - 1 r 3, lfjl qp - I in I K J Mm . - M , .N . V. ,gi 1 x , e f it 51 . , I 1 U ' Il - ' f- A 1, W ' Vw '1:.:g , f n f h K .. , M QW, f u ' I s , Gi X JO ' '. 'ff 1 2 .- . 1- . . if . . V N fy Z x A ,Q gy - A i ! . ' A 5 I f 1 E . f . . I X., 1 ' . 2 I qt' zu-.I y yy I :1,c,A,-J , . , . . ,ow fi u w , vga if 1' ,Q Q , , 'G A it , . ,.i. ' 1 :E - , -of '. i ff' ff I JUNIOR VARSITY VICTORIOUS IN FOUR GAMES EVERGREEN EVERGREEN EVERGREEN EVERGREEN EVERGREEN EVERGREEN FOOTBALL MANAGERS SCHEDULE 6 RENTON . . . . 'I9 AUBURN .... . 20 KENT ........ . 0 MT. RAINIER .. . . 32 HIGHLINE .... . 21 MT. RAINIER ... . BACK: Mike Rainy, Jim Potter, Dan Connolly. FRONT: Bob Whitemarsh, Jef? Griswold. 'f m7' N BASKETBALL '58+-'59 ,U HOOPSTERS IN FAST COMPANY Last year's Lakeside league champions entered the Puget Sound league for the first time this season. The season was initiated much as the previous season's games in that the first two games went into overtime. Last year seven of the Wolverine encounters were overtime games. The Green and White found themselves in much faster company in the Puget Sound league. The Puget Sound league placed three teams in the state basketball tournaments. The most exciting ball games of the season were the encounters with O'Dea, Auburn, Sumner, Enumclaw, and Puyallup. The season finale wrapped up the careers of the following sen- iors: George Hooten, Mike Knapp, John Leslie, Paul McTaggart, Jerry Osman, Stan Redmond, Dick Sample and Captain George Pittenger. Senior managers on the squad were: Phil Trainer and Dennis Holm. Juniors back for another season are: Bill Bessy, John Gambill, John LeCompte, Jim O'Connell, and Larry Slinker. John Gambill led the team in scoring with 337 points, This placed him third in the Puget Sound league scoring race. George Hooten was voted the most improved player on the team. Paul McTaggart was voted by his teammates the Inspirational award winner. The Evergreen basketball team was proud to have played an important part in the winning of the Sportsmanship trophy. 1.9, x O f Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen SEASON'S RECGRD O'Dea ...... Auburn .... Enumclaw .... Puyallup . . . Renion .. O'Dea ....... Franklin Pierce Highline ..... Kent .... Sumner .... Kent ........ Sumner .,.... Franklin Pierce Renton ....... Enumclaw . . . Puyallup ..... Clover Park .. Auburn ...... Highline ..... Clover Park .. Dick Sample Guard Jim O'ConnelI K N fy. We ffwr 'X Q 'rw N ,Ah G im SNir'1f', A J 'x fT?'fS.1 , K , --QNX-fp:-A-K .. f..wf.-Q-mwvx 1 M ,Wkx,., . ,,x. 5 K K .Mg ,. ' - Q - . Paul McTaggert Forward Bill Bessey Guard qty. .qw as :- 4 S 53 . 3' .f A Y X ff ,W , Q 15 W 2 '?'7g 1' I ' 'L John Leslie M ,-Q.,,,h , R , M Y Q' 1 K , Guard A -+1 ., U f ' an M-A ,1 -? m 'MT 7'X'? - F i NmX,L,g.:,M no A.., ,X If IA AAAA ,.,,r I . . , John Gambill Center Larry Slinker Guard wn.aL -Q if Mike Knapp Guard ,-n , n Q K 9 aaa r aa 2 John LeCompte L Fo rwa rd f 'fQTT 1f?mmww1-M- -.. f'E3'f- . ,,,,.. ,..,5,,. .L lr., in Sian Redmond Guard . .bt .4 ,.-p-M.. ..u,9 L 4. .- 4-4 Coach - Mr. Bing Dahl Mr. Dahl, Evergreen basketball coach graduated from Washington State College in l949. In this, his fourth year at Evergreen, he guided our players through their first season in the tough Puget Sound League. Under Mr. Dahl's training our team has de- veloped skill, displayed determination and set standards of sportsmanship for future teams to follow. FINE COACHING DEVELOPS SKILLS, SPIRIT Paul McTaggart - Inspirational Award Paul McTaggart left vivid impressions of Evergreen spirit and sportsmanship. He was voted inspirational award winner by his fellow teammates because of his accomplishment in inspiring enthusiasm and courage. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Dahl, B. Bessey, J. LeCompte, J. Gambill, L. Slinker, J. O'ConneII, Mr. Roe- beclc. FRONT ROW: G. Hooten, P. McTaggert, J. Leslie, J. Osman, G. Pittenger, S. Redmond, D, Sample, M. Knapp. Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen BACK ROW, Left to Right: D. Wilder, T. Monahan, J. O'Grady, R. Bucklen, S, Curtis, R, Blalock, M, McGraw Mr. Robeck. FRONT ROW: C. Garner, P. Crotty, L. Metcalf, S. Morrison, T. Powell. JUNIOR VARSITY PLAYS EXCITING OVERTIIVIES Evergreen's '58-'59 Junior Varsity Team had a season's record of three wins and six- teen defeats. The squad had many close games with exciting overtimes. They displayed steady improvement, and are promising players for next year's Varsity Team, They were ably coached by Mr. Jim Robeck. SEASON'S RECORD O'Dea .. Auburn .... Enumclaw . . . Puyallup . . . Renton ...... . . . O'Dea ....... . . . Franklin Pierce Highline ...... . . . Kent Meridian Sumner ..... Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Kent Meridian Sumner ..... Franklin Pierce Renton ...... Enumclaw . . . Puyallup .... Clover Pork .. Auburn ..... Highline .... Clover Park .. FOURTH ROW: M. Gruce, T. Powell, L. Roth, S. Redmond, D. H, Gehring, A. Franks, H. Criswell, G. Miller, M. Knapp, L. McKay, D. Mutton, H. Perantie, J. Crown, S. Cromwell. THIRD Slinker. FIRST ROW: L. Holm, J. Carter, G. Picket, D. Olson, D. ROW: C. McKay, J. Davis, D. Kester, G. Glen, L, Wiseman, B. Gould, J. Gamble, R. Bucklin, D. Dahlrimple. Evergreen's track team displayed considerable im- provement during the i958 season when all but one of the school records were broken. The highlight of the Wolverine season was John Gamill's entry in the Wash- ., Track Coach Mr. Charles Brigham TRACK TEAM DISPLAYS ington State Track Meet in the high jump and broad jump. He was one of the only two sophomores to place in this big meet when he captured a fifth place in the broad jump. Other outstanding performers were Clint McKay in the pole vault and mile run, Larry Slinker in the hurdles, Mike Knapp in the 440 and discus, George Miller and Jack Sather in the sprints, Arnold Franks and Hugh Criswell in the high jump, Harold Gehring, Stan Redmond, Harold Perantie and Bill Miltimore in the distance runs, and Dennis Mutton in the weights. At the time of this writing, the track future of the Wolverines looks brighter. With the nucleus of return- ing lettermen is a strong contingent of sophomore and junior aspirants. Evergreen's first Annual Interclass Track Meet in i959 was won by the sophomores paced by Howard Dowdell and Dick Kelly. A feeling of hope- ful optimisn prevails among the squad members as they run into Puget Sound League Competition for the first time in l959. Arnold Franks TOP TO BOTTOM I IVI PROVE IVI ENT John Gombill Percmtie, Harold Gehring, Stand Redmond. Clint McKoy Mike Knapp George Miller, Don McKay BACK ROW, Left to Righi: B. Bessey, E. Fetlers, J. Osman, G. Welch, J. LeCompte, J. Jean, D. Sample, M. Oishi. FRONT ROW: J. O'Connell, B. Murphy, T. Taylor, B. Syrsfad, L. Hougland, G. Thomas, J. Leslie. BASEBALL TEAIVI VVARIVIS UP FOR 1959 SEASON As the '59 Forester went To press, the baseball season had not yet begun. Turnoufs were vigorous, however, as members of last year's squad and hopeful aspiranfs looked forward To Puget Sound League competition. Coached by Mr. Dahl, the boys have made good showings in previous seasons and show a great deal of promise for This year. ...nl 98 HIHHK iw fwgp M34 w. ii x mg iw is Q f as 1 i, .Q W 3 ,,x,iz2'1gv 2 15' Yff V Luk M, .,.l X ,. ,,,.A, Q m1 Q L A 'L.. is ..,,. 1., . .XL 3, T' ,Wx - A2 szgi : 3 J 6,1 k X ,. f:ff3f -f-,., Q , 6 ' Ia ..,f. M gf Iwi, -12. N 5 sl Q 3 1 'i5l5-K is ..-H' 3 Q ig ,E . . Il if . Y 5 ,:., 1. 5 K Q few: i V I ' wget xx' sl Q ' ' ,f 1 ADMINISTRATION Alvin Anderson I2 Clarence Bakken I5 Lois Baldwin I2, 55 Don Baxter I5 William Beard 9, I2 Bill Bentz I5 Elaine Billings 12, 67 Shirley Bliss I2 Charles Brigham I2, 84 Jean Bryant I2, 65 William Cahill I2, 72, 73 James Casey I5 Francis Clowers 12, 79 Wesley Dahl I2, 94 Brigette DeWoIfe I2 Donald Dickenson 12 James Dorr I2, 53, 56, 84 Sandra Duncan 12 Ella Elliott I2, 74 Grace Ester I5 Donald Fenton I3, 68 Mary Fitch I5 Delores Garrison 9, I3 Mary Gibson I3, 58 Shirley Gordon I3 Thomas Gordon 9, I3 Joan Hallesy 13 Clyde Hedstrom I3, 57 Carl Jensen 9 Bernard Johnston I3 Margaret Kurato 13 Carolyn Lewan I3 Sarah McRae I3 Margaretta Morley I3 Marilyn Natermas I5 Virginia Nerheim I3, 69 Carol Nightingale 13, 61 Jean O'Brian I5 Zane Poltz 13 Joyce Reddekopp I4 Gale Reynolds I4 James Robeck I4, 84, 94, 95 Linnea Ross I4 Gladys Sautos I5 Gerald Six I4, 78, 84 Marianne Skewis I4, 79 Marie Smith 14, 52 Ray Smith I4, 54, 84, 87 Harold Stegry I5 Agnes Stuber I4, 58 Sandie Teller I5 Pat Thomson I4, 74 Lola Townsden I5 Clifford Vandeberg I4 Mark Van Gasken I4, 71 Kenneth Wagness I4 Robert Whetsell I4 Leonard Zevenbergen I4 SENIORS Mary Ann Acheson I8, 55, 60, 65 Bev Anderson I8, 55, 58, 67, 68, Judy Anderson I8, 58, 68 Julie Anderson I8, 52 Jim Andrew I8 Kathy Arnold I8 Larry Babyak I8 Jim Basel I8, 55, I00 Bev Bates I8, 52, 57, 73 Delphine Behrens I8 Igor Beleceiks I8 Kathy Benge I8, 73 Herb Berg 18 Keith Betzina I8, 51, 55 75, 78 Nina Biller I8, 57, 58, 67, 78 Don Blankenship I8, 55, 66 Joe Bossi I8, 5I, 55, 65, 66 Ted Bottorff I8, 50 Ken Bradley I9 Bonita Bratten I9, 58, 71 Jim Burgeson I9, 68, 7l Myrna Burrell 19 Georgia Cameron I9, 52 Corlee Campbell 19, 50, 55, 57, 62, 65, 76 Larry Campbell I9 Mary Caperci 19 Beth Carmicheal 19, 73 Lauree Carrossino I9, 58 Gary Carter I9 Don Cash I9 Donna Champie I9, 57, 58, 67 Phil Christian 19 Ken Christy I9, 55, 56, 75, I00 Ed Churchcill I9 Marion Cobb I9 Shiloh Coonts 20, 55, 59, 60, 72 Pat Copenhaver 20 Margie Cox 20, 57, 58, 73 Walter Cox 20 Bill Cummings 20 John Dando 20, 7l Shirley Davis 20 Sue Davis 20, 57, 62, 67, 75, 77, 78 Pat Deggeller 20, 55 Virginia Dick 20, 58, 59 Chris Downing 20 Roger Downing 20, 67 Susie Dunn 20, 67, 75, 78 Ilene Ehlke 20 Don Elias 20 Marilyn Erickson 20 Jim Fencl 20 Geri Fenton 20, 57, 58, 74 Eugene Fetters 20, 98 Joan Finholt 21, 57, 67, 68, 77, 78 Larry Fordham 21, 54, 65, 85, 86 Arnold Franks 21, 96, I00 Gerald Galliano 21, 56, 64 Fleeda Gamble 21, 58 Bruce Gaub 21, 54, 69 Harold Gehring 21, 96, 97 Bob Geltz 21, 56, 62, 65, 66 Gayle Gilbert 21 Georgia Goodall 21, 75 Pat Gusa 21 Betty Hagerman 2I, 55, 60, 74 Bev Hamor 21, 57, 67, 78 Annette Hamre 21, 50, 55, 68, 74 Linda Hands 21, 57, 68 Barbara Hanley 21 Stewart Hanson 21, 69 Irving Hardin 2I Glenna Hartley 22, 67, 72 Sharon Hayett 22, 51, 62, 67 Sue Henderson 22, 55, 6l, 75, 79 Wayne Hildenbrand 22 Sharon Hitchcock 22, 78 Gary Hoerle 22, 55, 56, 72 Dennis Holm 22 Mayme Holmes 22, 59 George Hooten 22, 62, 92, 94 Janet Horn 22 David Hosea 22 Diana Huntington 22, 55, 67 Alice Hyde 22 Richard Irvin 22 Yvonne Irvin 22, 69 Dave Jacobson 22 Judy Jeffrey 22, 73 Sharon Johanson 22, 52, 55, 58, 61, 68, 74 Carrie Johnson 23, 55, 57, 62, 68 Donna Johnson 23 Don Jones 23 Marilyn Jones 23, 58, 73 Richard Jorgenson 23, 69 Mary Kerr 23, 55' Les Kilbourne 23, 55 Keith King 23, 56, IOO Margo King 23, 51, 55 Dennis Kirby 23 Ron Kleinz 23, 60 Mike Knapp 23, 85, 86, 93, 94, 96, 97 Tom Knapp 23, 85, 86 Janice Knishka 23 Theresa Kuvara 23, 54, 57, 67, 75, 78 Tom Labrum 23, 58 Phyllis Lamberger 23, 67, 68, 72, 73 Jan Lamoureaux 23, 67, 68, 73 Tyrone LaPlante 24, 73 Anita Leggett 24, 58, 60, 67, 68, 78 Margaret LeMoy 24, 51, 55, 68, 77 John Leslie 24, 56, 83, 85, 86, 87, 94, 98 Gary Lowe 24 Sylvia McCall 24, 59, 73, 74 Clit? Mclnturlif 24 Dan McKay 24, 85, 86, 96, 97 Donna McLellan 24 Carole McNabb 24, 58, 73 Paul McTaggart 24, 56, 57, 66, 93, 94 Darleen Martin 24, 54, 67, 69, 76, 78 Ron Mattson 24 Larry May 24, 85, 86 George Miller 24, 96, 97 Bill Miltimore 24, 51, 53, 56 Rita Minor 24, 52, 58, 69 Lynn Mielde 24, 75, 100 Dennis Moore 25 Marvin Moore 25 Marjorie Murphy 25, 75 Shirley Nelson 25 Gary Newcombe 25 Jim Nichols 25, 60, 79 Don Nold 25, 56, 64, 68 Mike O'HandIey 25, 69 Mike O'Connell 25, 67 Mel Oishi 25, 85, 86, 87, 98, 100 George Opfer 25 Jerry Osman 25, 51, 53, 56, 85, 86, 87, 92, 94, 98 Jody Ostrwoski 25 Gordon Paris 26, 86, 96 Peggy Parkhurst 26 Lorraine Patterson 25, 69 Robert Pellegrini 26 Sonia Peterson 26, 58 Rosie Pinto 26, 55, 61, 74, 75 George Plttenger 25, 67, 85, 86, 92, 94 Connie Pletschett 26, 55, 79 Joan Pool 26 Sheryl Potter 26, 67, 78 Gerranyne Prouse 26, 58 Dave Putman 26, 55, 57, 60, 66, 79 Bill Read 26 Stan Redmond 26, 93, 94, 96 Kay Rockwell 26, 55, 74 Walt Rupeo 76 Bev Russell 26, 69 Betty Ruud 26, 68, 73 Joel Salsman 27, 69 Dick Sample 27, 69, 85, 86, 92, 94, 98 Dorothy Seim 27, 57, 67 Karen Shaw 27, 58, 67, 68, 76, 78 Roberta Shockley 27, 55, 61, 65, 68 Dick Sims 27, 85, 86 Julie Slater 27 Howard Smith 27 Elvira Smotherman 27 Priscilla Smotherman 27, 55, 6l, 72, 74 Delmar Stansell 27, 56, 99, I00 Charlotte Stinson 27 Stan Straight 27 Diane Stroley 27, 57, 67, 68 Virginia Strasbough 27, 58, 60, 73, 75 Ron Strom 27 Bonnie Stunden 27, 58 Carol Sweet 27, 53, 62, 74, 79 Bruce Syrstad 28, 53, 98, 100 Minoru Tamura 28 Pete Tanner 28, 71 Sue Tarp 28, 55, 57 Carole Taylor 28 Dianne Taylor 28 John Taylor 28, 100 Tom Taylor 28, 98 Diane Thacker 28, 67, 77, 78 George Thomas 28, 50, 68, 71, 98 Garet Thompson 28, 66 Barry Tingley 28 Herby Tinker 28 Jim Tinsley 28 George Toskey 28, 54, 55, 66 Phil Trainer 28 Sharon Troeppel 28 Ralph Vangen 28 Terry Waite 29 Lee Walker 29 Gary Wallace 29, 71 Roberta Wallace 29, 58, 67, 68, 78 Paul Waller 29 Jan Wasson 29, 57, 58, 78 Kay Watkins 29, 58, 72, 73 Pat Weiler 29, 69 Nancy Welfringer 29, 59 Bobbie Whatley 29, 58 Sherron Williams 29 Paul Wilson 29 Eloise Wiseman 29, 69 Pat Worth 29, 55 Phyllis Worth 29, 55, 57 Bill Wright 29 Ralph Wuscher 29 Pat Yoast 29, 58 Don Young 30 Gary ZeBarth 30 Bonnie Zimmerman 30, 58 Jim Zimmerman 30 Jim Zuzulin 30, 55, 68 JUNIORS Donna Abitz 33, 72, 73 Diane Albrecht 33, 59, 73, 78 Harlan Amiotte 33 Lee Anderson 33 Sandra Anderson 33 Sharon Atkinson 33, 69, 78 Mike Baker 33, 64, 66 Joan Barbosa 33 Jim Barnhardt 33, 100 Lucinda Barton 33 Connie Baxter 33, 73 Ernestine Benge 33, 73 Pat Benzel 33, 51, 55 Delores Beshears 33 Bill Bessey 33, 51, 54, 56, 85, 86, 93, 94, 98 Frank Bigley 33 Ruth Blake 33, 55 R. B. Bolin 33,79 Steve Bossi 33, 55, 66, 72 Sharon Bottger 33, 52, 57, 72 Ron Bower 33, 56, 57 Dennis Bratten 33 Don Brown 33, 56 Wayne Bruder 33 Donna Buchanan 33 Roger Caldwell 33, 71 Sharon Carlton 33, 50, 64, 73 Sharon Carmicheal 33 Dave Christensen 33 Freda Christensen 33 Arlene Clark 33 Paul Cleutier 33 John Coleman 33, 56 Steve Collins 33 Dan Connolly 33, 50, 89, 100 Peggy Cook 33, 78 Gaye Craven 33, 55, 67, 76 Hugh Criswell 33, 66, 71, Kay Crotty 33, 50, 55, 78 JoAnne Cuendet 36 Toby Curd 33, 55, 59, 64 Charlene Curdy 33 Pat Curtain 33, 77 Phyllis Dahlberg 33, 51, 55, 59 Dick Dalton 33 Joan Dalton 33, 57, 67, 76, 78 Vincent Dapas 33, 60, 85, 86 Ken Davick 33, 57 Joe Dawson 33, 71 Pat Deane 33, 69, 77, 79 Roberta Deggeller 33 Vicki DeMacan 33, 57 Hank Dendy 33 Ann Dines 33, 57, 61 Betty Dinwiddie 34 Keith Dultin 34, 64 Kim Duke 34 Jan Ecker 34, 59 Bob Edmonson 34 Carolyn Erben 34 Karen Espeseth 34, 73 Allen Fatland 34 Bruce Felt 34 Sandro Figg 34, 74 Dine Fisher 34, 51, 62, 66 Norine Fisher 34, 64 Brian Foster 34 Bob Fraser 34 Bob Fraser 34 Gloria Fraser 34 Ken Freeze 34 Maxine Galtizeck 34, 71 John Gambill 34, 85, 93, 94, 97 Sylvia Gartin 34, 62 Dale Gavey 34 Barbara Gerbing 34 Marcia Good 34 Steve Gormley 34, 56, 85, 89 Al Gosser 34 Delmont Gould 34 Jennell Green 34 Neila Greenfield 34, 79 Chuck Grims 34 Don Gross 34 Llona Guest 34 Gerry Gulbranson 34, 52 Eva Hall 34 Glenda Halvorsen 34 Ginger Hanson 34 Jack Hanson 34 Nancy Harmon 34, 51, 52 Wanda Harris 34 Larry Hawkins 34 Ken Hayes 34 Jayme Hegwood 34 Rose Henderson 34, 58 Harry Henderson 34 Voldi Hendrix 34, 58, 69, 79 John Herrmann 34, 85, 86 Sandra Hicks 34, 73 Carol Hildenbrand 34, 71 Jerry Hotdahl 34, 71 Perry Holmes 34 Ray Honsberger 34, 66 Lyle Hougland 34, 64, 85, 89, 90, 100 102 Howard Hauser 34 Linda Hauser 34 Karen Hutchison 34 Gary lngle 34 Judy lrvin 35, 73 Dorothy Johnson 35 Kathleen Johnston 35, 59 Ralph Johnston 35 Bill Jones 35 Danny Jones 35 Larry Jones 35 Bonnie Julian 35, 72, 73 Sandra Kamel 35, 64, 65 Paul Kapelos 35 Ilene Karlberg 35, 55, 78 Richard Kato 35, 71 Ron Kelsey 35, 71 Patti Kennelly 35 Carla Kessner 35, 52, 54 Phil Kipper 35, 51, 64 Beverly Klein 35, 78 Barbara Knaack 35, 60, 61, 66 Kathy Kuinders 35, 67 Bobbin Kyte 35, 55, 57, 59, 64, Jan Lapasin 35 Richard Lawrence 35 Susan Leaf 35, 50, 54, 67, 78 John LeCompte 35, 55, 56, 62, 71, 85 86 93, 94, 98 Rosemary LeMay 35 Ruth Lennox 35 Kathy Lewis 35 Carnes Lloyd 35 Karen McCarthy 35 Paul McDonald 35, 53, 56, 57 Sherry McElroy 35, 55 Clint McKay 35, 85, 86, 96, Henry McLaughlin 35, 69 Pat McLeod 35 Linda McNeely 35, 57, 62 Jean MCQuorrie 35 Joyce McQuorrie 35 Ken McRae 35, 56 Jim McTaggart 35 97, Ellen Marcy 35, 55, 57, 59, 61, 66, 79 Karl Meents 35 Diane Metzenberg 35, 55, 79 Ron Mier 35 Sharon Mildes 35 Audrey Miller 35 Ron Miller 35 Ralph Millikan 35 Mickie Moeck 35 Sylvia Moon 35, 61, 76 Gary Moore 35, 53 Dan Mortenson 35 Dee Dee Mortenson 36, 78 Marie Mullen 36, 54, 59, 61, 79 Bob Murphy 36, 98 Terry Murphy 36 Dennis Mutton 36, 73, 85, 89, 96, Delbert Myers 36 Herb Nitschke 36 Loretta Nokes 36, 64, 67 Yvonne Norris 36 Connie Noyes 36, 73 Dianna Oakden 36, 67 Jim O'Connell 36, 92, 94, 98 George O'Kari 36 Sharon O'Kelly 36, 78 Joan Olsen 36 Arlene Olson 36 Dennis Olson 36, 71 Judy Ostrowski 36 Leroy Parker 36 Harold Perontie 36, 96, 97 Marilyn Perdue 36, 52, 55, 57, 64, 73, 79 59, 6 Philip Pete 36 Glennis Peterson 36, 61, 79 Sandro Peterson 36, 55, 58 Mariorie Pompeo 36, 79 Janet Porter 36 Jerry Porter 36 Jim Potter 36, 64, 79 Dee Pounds 36, 72, 73 Roy Prentice 36, 71 Sandra Pryor 36, 57, 59, 67 Gerald Purdy 36, 51, 54, 56, 85, 89 Mike Rainy 36, 54, 55, 66, 89 Ralph Redmond 36, 100 Joyce Rehbein 36, 57, 59, 78, 79 Sherry Reinholt 36, 55 Lillie Rendon 36 Joeseph Rice 36 Paul Rice 36 Phillip Rice 36 Linda Robarge 36 Mike Robinson 36, 56, 85, 89, 100 Carol Rockwell 36 Dennis Rogers 36 LaVonne Roth 36 Ron Rude 36, 53, 56, 64 Donald Rudder 36 Robert Rudolph 36, 60, 66 Linda Russell 36 Bob Rydland 36, 56, 69 Sandy Schule 36 Dena Schlichtig 36, 59, 61, 71 JoAnn Scott 36, 78 Steve Seely 37 Vivien Severinsen 37, 55, 59 Maureen Sheldrew 37, 67 Eddie Shields 37 Dick Sickles 37, 100 Carol Siercks 37 Carolyn Simonson 37, 73, 79 Larry Slinker 37, 73, 85, 89, 94, 96 Frank Smith 37 George Snider 37, 60 William Stahl 37 Kenneth Stantill 37 Cleo Stearns 37, 59, 64, 73, 78 George Stevens 37, 69 Leonard Stephens 37 Sharon Swarner 37, 57 Sandy Sweet 37 Don Tarbox 37 Roberta Taylor 37, 57, 62, 67, 76, 79 Pat Teterud 37, 69 Suzy Thayer 37 Betty Thomas 37 Robert Thulin 37, 85, 89 Ronald Tiffany 37 Judy Torrey 37, 64 Storm Totten 37, 100 Sandy Towe 37 Mary Trenory 37, 51, 57 Ron Tucker 37 Allen Turner 37 Mike Vess 37 Stan Vigna 37 June Wakefield 37, 55 Dixie Webley 37, 61, 79 Gary Welch 37, 66, 85, 89, 98, 100 Mary Whalen 37, 55, 60, 62 John White 37 Bob White 37 Caroline Whitehead 37, 78 Bruce Whitemarsh 37, 62, 89 Joyce Willi 37, 73 Bob Williams 37, 99 Richard Worth 37, 55, 56, 100 Tome Yamamoto 37 Cassie York 37 Joanne Young 37 Jerry Zeller SOPHOMORES Glenda Allen 39, 54, 64, 75 Keith Anderson 39 LaVern Anderson 39 Barbara Arthur 39 Tony Athearn 39 Larry Babcock 39 Ted Bacon 39, 56, 66, 85, 89, 99 Robert Baer 39 Mary Bagley 39 Judy Baker 39, 51, 57, 62, 79 Sharon Bakke 39, 67 Dean Bangs 39, 71, 99 Barbara Barlow 39 Judy Bass 39, 57 Peggy Baxter 39, 73 Lloyd Beach 39 Rebecca Behrens 39 Maureen Bekkerus 39 Ben Bellah 39 Bernie Belanger 39 Susan Bellevue 39, 59 Elizabeth Bennedsen 39, 60, 71 Tom Bennett 39, 75 Gloria Betenson 39, 67 Vicki Black 39 Leonard Blake 39 Rod Blalock 39, 56, 85, 89, 99 Gayle Blockus 39 Gail Bowan 39 Leroy Boland 39 Ray Bomer 39 Linda Bretz 39 April Brown 39 Wendell Brown 39 Tony Browne 39 Joel Bruggeman 39, 56, 62 Anna Bryant 39, 78 Judy Buchanan 39, 67 Ralph Bucklin 39, 89 Mike Bukoskey 39, 62 Sandy Burger 39, 75 Linda Carlile 39 Bernie Carlton 39, 54, 79, 96 Robert Carrell 39 Jack Carter 39, 58, 79, 96 Bob Charvat 39 Bruce Christiansen 39 Karen Christiansen 39 Sharon Christianson 39, 55 Frank Church 39 Juanita Churchman 39 Dick Clifton 39 Karen Cloughley 39 Larry Collins 39 Ruby Conley 39, 61 Grant Conn 39 Arleen Connolly 39, 67 Carolyn Coonts 39, 59, 60, 72, 79 Kay Copenhaver 39, 79 Anita Cotes 39 Wayne Cox 39 Robert Coyle 39 Ron Crater 39 Pat Crotty 39, 85, 86, 89 Jerry Crown 39, 96 Jim Crumby 39, 58, 71 Steve Curtis 39, B9 Don Dalrymple 39, 57 Eileen Davey 39 Eileen Davick 40 Caroline Davis 40 Jack Davis 40, 66, 96 Karen Davis 40, 67 103 Marie Davis 40, 57, 75 Sue Davis 40, 52, 64, 67, 78 Sharon Dawley 40 Shirley Dick 40, 55, 61 Ralph Diggins 40 Mike Doertiinger 40 Howard Dowdell 40, 56, 79, 85, 89, 100 James Duffy 40 Peggy Duncan 40, 71 Geraldine Ehlke 40 Sandy Ellingson 40, 55 Robert Egset 40, 71 Darlene Eustice 40 Dave Evans 40 Fred Farris 40 Ed Fernen 40 Patty Flynn 40 Tom Fordham 40 Carol Franz 40, 55, 75, 78, 79 Mike Frazier 40 Jean Freeman 40, 64, 67, 78 Carol Gabriel 40, 64, 79 Pat Galtizeck 40, 71 Charles 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Larry Holmes 41 Russell Holmes 41, 59 Jim Honsberger 41 Diana Hooten 41 Mary Hosford 41 Bobby Hauser 41 Gary Hauser 41, 75 Ronnie Hren 41 JoAnne Hudson 41, 55, 67 Margaret Hursley 41, 62 Harvey Hutchins 41 Donald Inman 41 Sherry Jackson 41 Marilyn Jacobson 41 Ray Jacobson 41 Ken Jeffrey 41 Darlene Jelovich 41, 59, 78 Bob Johnson 41 Bob Johnson 41, 85, 89 Carol Johnson 41, 55 John Johnson 41 Linda Johnson 41, 55 Sharon Johnson 41 Wayne Johnson 41 Nancy Lee Johnston 41 Sandra Lee Johnston 41 Bill Joyce 41, 85, 89, 100 Gary Kallio 41 Susan Keir 41 Suzanne Kelly 41 Dick Kelly 41, 96 Desmond Kester 41, 96 Anesia Khvorofl 41, 55, 61, 62 Bruce King 41 Maureen King 41 Kenny Kinnear 41 Dennis Kensella 41 Lucinda Kleinz 41 Pat Klobutcher 41 Lance Kneeland 41, 71 Dennis Knishka 41 Penny Kohler 41 Carman Krogstadt 41 Beatrice Kuenstle 41, 64 Neal Kuvara 41, 75, 99 Hank Kuxhouse 41, 85, 89 Joe Labrum 41 Alvina LaFountaine 41, 73 Jay Lattin 41 Penni Ledbetter 41, 51 Carol Leclyard 41 Doris Leggett 41, 67 Rodney Lewis 41 Ed Lightner 41 Lanny Linboe 41 Joan Lind 41, 79 ,79 Karen Lindquist 41, 51, 55, 64, 79 Ron Lowe 41 Donna McDonald 41, 73 Susan McGee 42 Mike McGraw 42, 85, 89, 95 JoAnn McKay 42, 55, 72 Ralph McKee 42, 55, 85. 89 Terry McMillian 42 Julie McNeill 42, 74 Ann McPhail 42, 79 Gail McQuade 42 June MacKenzie 41, 64 Donna Jean Mackey 42 Nancy Maudolet 42 Kathleen Magnus 42 Jeff Marsten 42 Bill Martin 42 Jerry Mostra 42 Sandi Matt 42, 51, 59, 68, 78 Maxine Mattson 42, 59, 67, 78 Cliff Maudslien 42, 62 Pat Mayer 42 Morris Mayfield 42 Richard Mecham 42 Darrell Melander 42 Kim Meier 42 Shirley Mildes 42 Susan Miller 42, 71 Barbara Miltimore 42, 67 Tom Monahan 42, 56, 62, 89 Brian Morford 42 Steve Morrison 42, 95 Dave Morrow 42, 71 Suzann Mortensen 42, 60, 71 Travis Moser 42 Jean Moss 42, 73 Jim Moyer 42 Dick Muller 42 Sharon Murray 42, 62, 74 Maxine Myers 42 Dalton Myles 42 Dendra Myrick 42 Penny Nail 42, 55, 64, 67 Mary Nash 42 Sharon Nauling 42 Kathie Neff 42 Carolyn Nelson 42, 69 Darrell Nelson 42 Jay Nelson 42 Sheldon Neufield 42 Niki Neuman 42, 58 Joanne Newsham 42, 57, 75, 78 Linda Nietula 42, 51 Bonnie Nokes 42 Bill Nystrom 42 Jim O'Grady 42, 77, 89 Victor Oishi 42 Carol Oliver 42 Jim Ollom 42 Delores Olson 42 Mike O'Mahoney 42, 51, 53, 62, Avis Orchard 42, 62, 72, 73 Jan Ott 42 Patricia Patrick 42, 64, 78 Terry Pecnik 42, 62, 79, 89, 100 Dave Peek 42 Bob Perantie 42 Carolyn Perdue 42, 61, 73 Elizabeth Peters 42 Ronald Peterson 42 Eddie Pettit 42, 62, 85, 89, 96 Ruth Pettit 42, 55, 61, 65 Suzanne Pfafman 42, 55, 61 Mary Pigg 42, 67 Linda Pinto 43, 51, 55, 74, 75, 79 Gloria Piperno 43 Willmer Plummer 43 Tommy Powell 43, 57, 95, 96 Nancy Price 43 Nancy Putman 43 Duane Quande 43 Bob Quarterman 43, 75, 79 Dorene Ramey 43, 67, 78 Scott Read 43 Betty Redmond 43 Jean Rehbein 43 Sheila Reitz 43, 61, 73 Margot Rendon 43 Joan Rice 43 Juanita Rice 43 Tom Richardson 43, 89 Karen Richmire 43 Alice Robinson 43, 57, 67 Bill Robinson 43 Donna Robinson 43, 64 John Roby 43 Joyce Rockwell 43 JoAnn Rogers 43, 67 Paul Romero 43 Larry Roth 43, 96, 99 Wanda Roth 43 Larry Rude 43 Bill Sabo 43 Mickey Saray 43 104 85, 86 Judy Saunders 43, 62 Floyd Schultz 43 Chuck Sears 43 Don Shattuck 43 Marilyn Shockley 43 Marrilee Shuttle 43, 72, 73 Sandra Siercks 43, 62, 74 Hubert Siostrom 43 Marcia Slinker 43 Dan Smith 43, 69 Marcella Smotherman 43, 72 Wayne Soderland 43 Earlene Sorenson 43, 66, 79 Don Spangler 43 Rae Spellman 43, 64 Joyce Spoklie 43, 72 Steve Squires 43 Bruce Stansell 43, 99 Roger Steeves 43 Larry Steinbeck 43 Tina Steiner 43 Roger Stevens 43 Donna Stevenson 43 Mike Stewart 43 Jim Stone 43, 57, 71 Jill Storms 43 Margaret Straight 43, 58 Capers Summerlin 43 Rae Sutter 43, 60, 67 Nancy Syrstad 43, 59, 61, 67 Dennis Talbot 43 Neva Jo Talley 43 Tataka Tamura 43 Joyce Tarbet 43, 61 Phyllis Thayer 43, 79 Cynthia Thomas 43, 62 Ken Thomas 43 Donna Thulin 43 Julie Tiffany 43 Jan Tiller 43, 67, 73 Karleen Toomey 43, 71 Mary Toskey 44, 59, 62 Mike Trout 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