Granite Falls High School - Pilchuck Yearbook (Granite Falls, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1960 volume:

Published By GRANITE FALLS HIGH SCHOOL Granite Falls, Washington i DEDICATION WE, THE ANNUAL STAFF OF GRANITE FALLS, WASHINGTON, DO HEREBY DEDICATE THE I960 PIL- CHUCK TO MR. ELMER ANDERSEN, OUR ADVISOR, NOT ONLY IN APPRECIATION TO ALL THE WORK HE HAS DONE FOR THE ANNUAL STAFF BUT ALSO FOR ALL THE HELP HE HAS BEEN TO THE STUDENTS OF GRANITE FALLS HIGH SCHOOL. ADMINISTRATION Congratulations to our seniors. May your high school educations prove to you that there are more open doors for you to pass through in the years to come. The annual staff and advisor are to be com- mended for the efficient manner in which they have gone about their work this year. Thank you for your work and cooperation. That schools have assumed a more important place in the world in this age of the Sputnik is beyond reason- able doubt. Those of you who are about to graduate should recognize this fact and resolve to continue your educa- tion. The underclassmen should resolve to get more out of their high school career by putting more in, and thus laying the foundation for a happier and more productive adulthood. Our secretary this year was Claribel Motter. We wish to thank her for all her good work. 4 JACK De KUBBER 7th grade Basketball Coach INEZ EASTON Senior English Commercial Journalism ELMER ANDERSON World Problems World Geography Junior English 8th Grade Math BILL BARTHLOW CHERI RUTLEDGE Home Economics Girl's P.E. and Health MELVIN KELLN Mechanical Drawing Shop Driver’s Training Assistant Basketball Coach CECIL KEMP Business Law 8th grade Science V.G. WOOD Latin I and II Football Coach Boys P.E. and Health U-S. History Driver's Training JEAN BROWER JR. Mathematics Advanced Sciences Assistant Football Coach AGNES WOOD Librarian 5 SENIORS BOB BOND Football Manager 1,2,3 Big G 1,2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Junior Prom 3 Driver's Training 2 Senior Ball 4 Baseball 2,3 DAVE RAWLINS Senior Play 4 Student Council 3 4-H 1 PAT LECKVOLD Girls'Club 1,2,3,4 Torch 2,3,4 Girls Club Conference 2 Girls' Cabinet 2,3 Homecoming Princess 2,3 Chorus 1,2 Cheerleader 3,4 Drill Team 2 Drill Team Assistant Leader 2 A.$.B. Secretary-Treasurer 4 Sports Editor of Annual 4 Girls’ Club Secretary-Treasurer Senior Play 4 Girls’ Chorus 2 ROBERTA HENDERSON Drill Team 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Girl’s Club 1,2,3,4 Girl's Cabinet 2 Class Vice President 3,4 A.S.B. Representative 1 Chorus 1,2 Girl's Glee 2 Senior Play 4 Annual Conference 4 JUDY FOX Entered from Snohomish in Juni year Chorus 3 Tiger Rag Staff 3 Drill Team 3,4 Senior Play 4 4 RUTH ANDERSON Band 1 Chorus 1,2 Girl’s Club 1,2,3,4 Drill Team 2 Student Council 2,4 Torch Club President 4 Annual Staff 4 All School Play 1,2 Torch Club 1,2,3,4 Senior Play 4 BARBARA MARKER Transferred from Snohomish Girls’ Club 3,4 Chorus 3 Tiger Rag Staff 3 Senior Play 4 CHARLES TUPPER Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Class Vice President 2 Initiation 4 4-H 1,2 Big G 2,3,4 Senior Ploy 4 Drivers Training 2 Baseball 1 TOM SHORT Entered from Everett in Senior year Class President 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketboll 4 NONA NELSON Chorus 1,2 Torch 1,2 Homecoming Princess 1,2 Assistant Editor of Annual 3 Editor of Annual 4 Assistant Drill Team Leader 3 Drill Team Leader 4 Drill Team 2,3,4 Girl’s Chorus 2 Annual Conference 3 Torch Secretary 2 Senior Play 4 Class President 2 HOWARD LINDBECK Torch 2,3,4 Big G 3,4 Student Council 2 Closs Secretary 3 Football 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Asst. Business Mgr. of Annual 3 JUDY PRATT Drill Team 2,4 Library Club President 4 Girl’s Club 1,2,3,4 Girl's Cabinet 3,4 Assistant Tiger Rag Editor 3 Senior Play 4 MARIE COOK Band 1 Pep Band 1 Chorus 1,2 Drill Team 2,3,4 Student Council 3 March of Dimes Chairman 3 Annual Staff 4 Library Club 3,4 Senior Play 4 Tiger Rag Staff 3 Style Show 2 Library Conference 3 SYLVIA CAMPBELL Library Club 1,2,3,4 Girls’Club 1,2,3,4 Girls’ Cabinet 4 Points Chairman 4 Assistant Editor Tiger Rag 3 Class Treasurer 2 Vice President of Library Club 4 Secretary of Library Club 4 Senior Play 4 Chorus 1,2 KENNETH SCHERRER Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 B.gG 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. 1 Band 1,2 4-H 1 Co-Captain Football 4 Senior Play 4 Track 1 CAROLYN BOND Tiger Rag Staff 3 Girl’s Club 1,2,3,4 Drill Team 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Girl’s Club Letter 3,4 Senior Play 4 Style Show 2 Girl’s Glee 2 KAREN ENGEBRETSON Girl’s Club 1,2,3,4 Girl s Cabinet 1,3,4 Chorus 1,2 Class Secretary 4 Drill Team 2,4 Girl’s Glee 2 Torch Club 1 Senior Play 4 KEN JACOT Student Council 2,4 Class President 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Senior Ball 4 Library Club 4 Business Manager of Annual 4 HARRY SWANSON Class Secretary.Treasurer 1 4-H 1 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Big G 2,3,4 Torch 2,3,4 A.S.B. Vice President 3 A.S.B. President 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Leaders’ Conference 4 Senior Play 4 BEVERLY STANTON Class President 1 Class Secretary 2 Torch 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 Girls’ Cabinet 2,3 Girls State 3 Torch Vice President 3 Annual Typist 4 Girls’ Glee 2 Torch Club Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Conference 4 Style Show 2 QUPERLATIVES Best Dressed — Pot Leckvold Howard Lindbeck Around — Marie Cook Tom Short Most Mischevious — Judy Fox Bob Bond SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President — Tom Short Vice President — Roberta Henderson Secretary-Treosurer — Karen Engebretson Succeed - Bev. Stanton Harry Swanson 12 CHARACTERISTICS Characteristic Weakness 20yrs. Hence Dying words Marie Cook Slightly red hair Bob Waitress at Arnie's Ham and Eggs” The boy of all wild beasts is the hardest to handle. Ruth Anderson Something Blue Roller-Skating Teacher Shut up Sit down Just because it’s a beaten path doesn't mean its the right one. Judy Fox Height Butch 20 yrs. older Don't make me blush Short and sweet, but hard to beat. Pat Leckvold Clothes Navy Navy Cook Who put arsenic in the spuds?' Like granulated sugar — Sweet and Refined. Bev Stanton Brains?? Tom Farmer’s Wife Is it time to do chores yet?” An all 'round girl with an all 'round smile. Barb Marker Quietness Men Housewife Cut it out you kids.” Charming and gracious but mostly vivacious. Judy Pratt Quiet Oldsmobiles Picking Turkeys Don’t let it get away.” A light heart lives long. Sylvia Campbell Smile School 37 yrs. old Give my love to mom.” It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Carolyn Bond Wiggle EJ.C.'ers Nurse (?) Time to change the bedpans.” Early to bed and early to rise, makes a girl sleepy and is hard on the eyes. Nona Nelson Trouble Swipin motor Love lorn columnist It's the experience that counts I'll be good — Tomorrow. vehicles Roberta Henderson Blushing Sant Claus Santa's wife Baloney” Love is a dream — Gosh I'm sleepy Karen Engebretsen Being tardy Striped leotards Commercial artist Pass the pencil please.” 1 love to live and live to love. Tom Short Shyness Certainly not girls Brownie This ought to get me 10 points We don't want him any longer, he’s long enough. Ken Jacot Helpfulness Teasing Sr. Girls Professional gambler I'll match ya.” The boy that blushes, isn’t always bashful. Dove Rawlins Blushing Black '41 Studebaker The only thing that comes to he who waits is whiskers. Gas station manager Fill'er up. ' Chuck Tupper Swimming pool School breaks up my whole day. Milk and cookie parties Electrician Harry Swanson Blue eyes Thursdays Pencil salesman A guy who thinks a football field isn’t the only place for a line. Bob Bond Driving Freshman girls Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we may die. Howard Lindbeck Tan NONE II? The less I learn, the less I have to remember. Ken Scherrer Studious Life begins at 3:15. Football Loggin’ truck driver Ad salesman Farmer 'Who turned on the power?' ’’What’ll ya give for it? ’’Look out here I come. ’’Not even a $2 ad?” ’’Gotta get the hay in.” JUNIORS FIRST ROW, KNEELING: Gordon Day, Ray Smith, Buddy Klaus, Terry Haight, Gary Zerfoss, Lonnie Perrigoue, Harriet Hughes, Billie Jean Dale, Kathy Younce, Jenae Bakketun, Veda Munn, lone Scherrer. SECOND ROW: Brad Cool, Mike Taklo, Clark Riddle, Don Bunkleman, Ken Lease, Sieg Schwendtke, Bruce Berg, Karen Anderson, Bev Horn, Nancey Sawyer, Marlys Mulvany, Jackie Jacot, Kathy Winje, Judy Reisner. THIRD ROW: Vern Ottoway, Gary Langowski, Bill Short, Wayne Alishokis, Kent Hanson, John Davidson, Jerry Dearinger, Darlene Bond, Nancy Kennedy, Ruth Thompson, Carolyn Harstad. The Junior class was quite busy this year. They sold at one football game and two basketball games. In October they sponsored a dance called “The Beatnik Bop.' “Sayonara was the name of the Junior Prom that was held November 20, 1959. Music was provided by the Stardusters. The entire class worked very hard in making preparations for the dance, which turned out to be a huge success. Their Junior Carnival, held late in March, climaxed their year. PRESIDENT: Don Bunkleman VICE PRESIDENT: Bill Short SECRETARY: Nancy Kennedy 16 CLASS OFFICERS: President — Mike Craggs Vice President — Steve Bergan Secretary-Treasurer — Robin Regal The Sophomore class was quite active this year. They sold at one football game and two basketball games. They spon- sored one dance, and threw several successful parties throughout the year. They also had a bake sale and a car wash. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Joel Engebretson, Art Jordan, Bobbie Benoit, Williard Sudds, Eugene Bailey, John Scherrer, Mike Craggs, Harold Ottoway, Leslie Berlin, Dale Spromberg, Lyle Poolman, Lorry Clark. SECOHO ROW: Joanne Cook, Jenni Lindbeck, Gloria Bunkleman, Liza Cartwright, Jackie Main, Donna Huber, Rosemary Rains, Bonnie Pratt, Elsie Baker, Robin Regal, Geri LeMay, Kaye Leckvold. Mikie Miller, Edith Stanton, Diane Stehr. 17 Not Pictured Steve Bergan FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Jim Engebretsen, Janie Boyd, Joan Ashe, Pat Short, Linda Miller, Claudia Boyd, Diane Gray, Donna Dale, Sheila Fox, Judy Burnett, Nancy Smith, Carol Carpenter, Lorelei Biering. SECOND ROW: Doug Campbell, Margie Abbot, Marsha Harrison, Peggy Smith, Morion Dearinger, Janie Acton, Cathy Wheatley, Becky Chase, Pat Batterman, Connie Mackie, Barbara Melton, Judy Kempma. THIRD ROW: Dean LeMay, Dennis Ferber, Emil Scherrer, Dave Perrigoue, Dennis Hunt, Danny Perrigoue, Jerry Boston, Mike Pray, Art Ware, Gilbert Winje, Jeanie Swanson. This 1959-1960 season the Freshmen class had a wonderful time doing all sorts of confusing things. First of all we started out by selling refreshments at one of the coldest foot- ball games of the season. Second we sold refreshments at two of the most exciting basketball games. Our most enjoyable activity was a Frosh party at the Granite Falls Grange. We made no money but we all had a wonderful time. We then proceeded to take on our largest project by having a Box Social and a dance afterwards. We all feel we had a good time as well as a successful year. 18 PRESIDENT: Gilbert Winje VICE PRESIDENT: Jim Engebretsen SECRETARY: Sheila Fox CLASS OFFICERS: President — Peter Kierchgessner Vice President — Ron Chew Secretory — Kenny Maik Treasurer — Edna Berg The eighth grade class had a lot of fun as a class this year. Their advisors were Mr. Keln and Mrs. Shroeder. They weren't too active, with cheerleading their only activity. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Diane Johnson, Joy Thompson, Suzanne Engebretson, Judy Krieg,-Marion Steele, Nancy Lease, Gail Hale, Carolyn Swanson, Edna Berg. SECOND ROW: Louis Huber, Jeff Bergen, Bill Johnson, Ken Perrigoue, Kenny Maik, Mike, Hale, Peter Kierchgessner, Emil Scherrer, Carol Rossan, Jean West. THIRD ROW: Leslie Boyd, Jim Cool, Steve Mulder, Pat Kennedy, David Henderson, Dick Bond, Ron Chew, Ira Scherrer, Jim Hale, Sherrie Stewart. 20 SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Lorna Pratt, Francis Redington, Bonnie Raines, Clory Virta, Sharon Hughes, Barbara Lewis, Jeanne Harstad, Jeanne Batterman, Joan Younce, Edeen Stehr, Karen Flansberg, Nancey Kempma, and Jean Younce. SECOND ROW: Forest Macomber, George Logg, Tom Bergan, Tom Gray, Howard Harrisson, Janette Howe, Tom White, James Boerner, Ronnie Zerfoss, Don Biering, John King, Mark Zzzr, and Steve Bromely. THIRD ROW: Tom Dearinger, Randy Steele, Grant Logg, Darrell Luke, Leonard Larcom, Jerry Maik, Gary Maik, Doug Short, Bruce Miller, Steve Burnett, Bruce Campbell, Horst Schwendtke, and Frank Clark. NOT IN PICTURE: Carolyn Hendrickson. The seventh grade class held a skat- ing party November 21. We went to the roller rink in Marysville and everyone had a nice time. December 23 we had a Christmas party in our class room. We exchanged gifts and every one got quite a surprise for they were all joke gifts. We also gave a display on rock minerals for the P.T.A. January 8. We won a dollar in P.T.A. twice. Class Officers President — Bruce Miller Secretary — Joan Younce Treasurer - Bonnie Rains Vice President — Edeen Stehr 21 ORGANIZATIONS property of granite falls historical society STANDmr 1 ?0ySrl J°hn Dovidson' Don Bunkleman, Bruce Berg, and Kenny Lease. H h « N- T' b’ 6Ck' BeV H°rn' Geri LeMa Sy|via Campbell, Kathy Winge, Donna Huber, B.lhe Jean Dale, Nancy Kennedy TIGER RAG LIBRARY SEATED: Sylvia Campbell, Judy Pratt, Gary Zerfoss, Jean Harstad, Marion Steele, Mrs. Woods, Librarian. STANDING: Ken Jacot, Kent Hanson, Barbara Lewis, Marie Cook- GIRLS CLUB FIRST ROW: Nancy Sawyer, Janie Boyd, Joan Ashe, Judy Kempma, Claudia Boyd, Carolyn Bond, Jackie Jacot, Karen Anderson, Bev. Horn, Joan Cook, Jenni Lindbeck, Pat Leckvold, Judy Fox, Marie Cook, Marlys Mulvaney. SECOND ROW: Miss Rutledge, advisor; Judy Reisner, Harriet Hughes, Billie Jean Dale, Nancy Kennedy, Nona Nelson, Linda Miller, Pat Short, Diane Gray, Nancy Smith, Sheila Fox, Barbara Melton, Donna Dale, Judy Burnett. THIRD ROW: Veda Munn, Rosemary Rains, lone Scherrer, Ruth Anderson, Donna Huber, Liza Cartwright, Kaye Leckvold, Mikie Miller, Diane Stehr, Edith Stanton, Jackie Main, Judy Pratt, Sylvia Campbell, Bev. Stanton. FOURTH ROW: Gloria Bunkleman, Bonnie Pratt, Elsie Baker, Kathy Younce, Kathy Winje, Carolyn Harstad, Marsha Harrison, Morlan Dearinger, Peggy Smith, Margie Abbott, Connie Mackie, Janie Acton, Pat Batterman, Jeanie Swanson. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Marker, Ruth Thompson, Roberta Henderson, Karen Engebretson, Robin Regal, Cathy Wheatley, Jenae Bakketun, Geri LeMay, Lorelei Biering, Becky Chase, Darlene Bond. GIRLS CLUB CABINET SITTING: Sr- Rep. Judy Pratt, Jr. Rep. Kathy Younce. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Senior Sylvia Campbell, Soph. Rep. Joanne Cook, Frosh. Rep. Joan Ashe, Frosh. Rep. Judy Burnett, Soph- Rep. Jackie Main. SECOND ROW: Billie Jean Dale, Secretary, Karen Engebretsen, President, Kathy Winje, Vice President, Miss Rutledge, Advisor. FIRST ROW: Judy Fox, Linda Miller, Barb Melton, Joan Ashe, Pat Short, Bev Horn, Jackie Main, Shiela Fox. SECOND ROW: Nona Nelson, Capt. — Judy Reisner, Co-captain — Roberta Henderson, Bonnie Pratt, Morlan Dearinger, Connie Mackic, Elsie Baker, Robin Regal. THIRD ROW: Judy Kempma, Margie Abbott, Judy Pratt, drummer — Marie Cook, Liza Cartwright, Kathy Younce, Marcia Harrison, Carolyn Bond. The Drill team had a very successful year, holding a bake sale, car wash and selling at one game, to help pay for their uniforms. They marched at five games - the highlite being Home- coming. They plan to attend the Drill Team Conference this year. 26 Nancy Kennedy Jackie Jacot Pat Leckvold, Kathy Winje, Billie Jean Dale CHEERLEADERS Billie Jean Dale'Pat Leckvold, Nancy Kennedy, Kathy Winje Jackie Jacot 27 HARRY SWANSON, PRESIDENT STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED AT FRONT TABLE: Pat Leckvold, Don Bunkleman, Harry Swanson. SEATED AT BACK TABLE: Ruth Anderson, Ken Jacot, Judy Reisner, Diane Stehr, Kent Hanson, Jeannie Swanson Dennis Ferber, Art Jordan. STANDING: Carolyn Swanson, Jeanne Harstad, Mark Zerr, Mike Hale. 28 TORCH CLUB KNEELING: Karen Engebretsen, Nona Nelson, Kathy Winje, Pat Leckvold, Harry Swanson. BACK ROW: Kathy Younce, Ruth Thompson, Diane Stehr, Kaye Leckvold, Ruth Anderson, Judy Reisner, Bev Stanton, Nancy Sawyer, Steve Bergan, Jerry Dearinger, Willard Sudds, Kent Hanson, Howard Lindbeck, Mike Craggs. Big “G FIRST ROW: D. Spromberg, W. Alishokis, L. Clark, S. Bergan, H. Swanson, J. Scherrer. SECOND ROW: J, Brower, advisor; H. Lindbeck, D. Bunkleman, K. Lease, B. Klaus, J. Dearinger, B. Cool. THIRD ROW: K. Scherrer, B. Short, C. Tupper, T. Short, M. Craggs. Not Pictured: B. Bond, S. Swendkte, D. Hunt, L. Poolman. 29 PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Kathy Wmje, Jackie Jacot, Pat Leckvold, Nancy Kennedy, Billie Jean Dale. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Pratt, Robin Regal, Kathy Younce, Judy Reisner, Darlene Bond, Bev Horn, Joan Cock. P ep Club Officere President — Ruth Thompson Vice President — Elsie Baker Secretary — Georgia Dixon Treasurer — Jackie Main 30 FIRST ROW: Marie Cook, Ruth Thompson, Nona Nelson, Pat Leckvold, Bev. Stanton, Howard Lindbeck. SECOND ROW: Ken Jacot, Jackie Jacot, Ruth Anderson, Roberta Henderson, Mr. Anderson, advisor; Harry Swanson. 1960 ANNUAL STAFF NONA NELSON RUTH THOMPSON KEN JACOT JACKIE JACOT BEV STANTON RUTH ANDERSON MARIE COOK PAT LECKVOLD ROBERTA HENDERSON HARRY SWANSON MR. ANDERSON EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MAMAGER TYPIST TYPIST PHOTOGRAPHER SPORTS EDITOR ACTIVITIES EDITOR ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR ADVISOR 31 HOMECOMING I960 Queen Nona, Capt. Tom Short Princess Pat, Bill Short Princess Jackie, Bfad Cool Princess Kaye, Lonnie Perri oue Princess Cathy, Jerry Dearinger FIRST ROW: Tom Short, Wayne Alishokis, Larry Clark, Sieg Schwendtke, Ken Lease, Steve Bergen, Mike Craggs, Emil Scherrer, Brad Cool, John Scherrer, Bergan. SECOND ROW: Coach: Bill Barthlow, Manager: Williard Sudds. Dennis Hunt, Lyle Poolman, Dennis Fenber, Don Bunkleman, John Scherrer, Doug Campbell, Gene Bayley, Mike Tacklo. Granite 13T 6 Granite 0 27 Granite 13T: 0 Granite 6 32 Granite 6 Tolt 27 Granite 0 14 Granite 7 13 Coach - Bill Barthlow Ass t — Jean Brower, Jr. Casualties Jerry Dearinger, Harry Swanson, Chuck Tupper, Gorden Day, and Bobby Benoit all did a real swell job as much as they were able to play. John Scherrer, Ken Lease, Brad Cool, Lyle Poolman, Dennis Ferber, Ken Scherrer, Wayne Alishokis, Doug Camp- bell, Gene Bayley. LEFT: Howard Lindbeck, Steve Bergan, Jerry Dearinger, Bill Short, Tom Short, Larry Clark, Chuck Tupper, Ken Lease, Don Bunkleman, Brad Cool. FRONT: Jim Engebretsen, Coach DeKubber. Not Pictured: Harry Swanson. SCHEDULE P - Lake Stevens 41 29 T P - Tolt 37 45- H P - Lake Stevens 39 33 H L - Tahoma 51 58- H L - Darrington 41 19 T L - Tolt 31 21 T L - Sultan 38 3C T - Skykomish 39 27 - Sultan 30 31 L - La Conner 58 53 T L - Skykomish 39 21 H L - Darrington 55 27 H L - Coupeville 46 40 H L - Friday Harbor 37 24 T L - Sultan 33 38- H L - Orcas Island 62 41 H L - Friday Harbor 25 40- H L - Skykomish 45 34 T L - La Conner 45 41 T L - Coupeville T Christmas tournament at Sultan L - League games P - Practice games Individual Points Ken Lease..................37 Larry Clark................ 7 Bill Short................102 Don Bunkleman..............23 Tom Short.................229 Steve Bergan.............. Brad Cool..................78 Dave Perrigoue............. 2 Howard Lindbeck............67 John Scherrer.............. 9 Lonnie Perrigoue...........27 Jerry Dearinger............46 Dan Perrigoue.............. 3 Joe Dickson................ 8 B Squad Winje, M. Prey, B. i, W. Alishokish, V. Granite 34 . Granite 31-: Granite 26 . Granite 26 . Granite 21 . Granite 40 . Granite 11 . Granite 37 . Granite 41 . Granite 22 . Granite 34 . Granite 35 . Granite 32 . Granite 32 7' Granite 43-T Granite 35 r 34..............................Lake Stevens 26............................Tahoma 21 ..........................Tolt 40 .........................Sultan 11............................Darrington 37............................La Conner 41 ...........................Skykomish 22 ..........................Darrington 34 ..........................Coupeville 35 .........................Sultan 32 ...........................Orcas 32 T..........................Friday H. 43 T..........................Skykomish 35 -T.........................La Conner 41 28 41 35 22 51 30 39 33 37 37 40 31 24 24 21 FIRST ROW: Coach Freeman, D. Campbell, T. Bergan, S. Bromely, J. Dearinger, J. Bergan. SECOND ROW: Harrison, Burnet , D. Short, M. Hale, D. Henderson, Boyd, R. Chew. THIRD ROW: K. Perrigoue, D. Luke, J. Hale, D. Bond, K. Maik, B. Johnson, Scherrer. AUTOGRAPHS MAGNAVOX Stereo — Hi Fidelity — Television Miller Radio 2614 Colby PILCHUCK INN Granite Falls, Washington Students, Faculty Parents Another school year is drawing to a close. A rather successful year I might add. Maybe not too successful sportswise — and for some of us, maybe not scholastically, but all-in-all it has turned out quite well. We have a new principal and several new teachers, as you all know. Let’s hope they like Granite well enough to return again next year. And with another year we have another annual. I won't say how successful or unsuccessful it is — you can draw your own conclusions, but I would like to urge everyone to patronize our advertisers. You can’t fully realize what a big help they are in financing our year book, and how much more your book would cost without them. With that thought in mind I shall close — have a good summer. 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