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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

The Pilchuck staff wishes to thank the Hanna Barbera Productions, Inc. for letting us use the Flintstones as the theme for the 1962-63 Pilchuck. Presented to the Associated Student Body of Granite Falls High School by the 1962-63 Pilchuck staff. 1 The 1962-63 Pilchuck staff wishes to dedicate the annual to Mr. Grinnell. Although he has only been here for three years his help and advice will never be forgotten. Not only has he participated in school functions but he is also an outstanding member of our com- munity. For these fine contributions Mr. Grinnell, we thank you. Mr. Grinnell Mr. Grinnell always looks ahead for our school, never behind. 2 3 The School Board meets again. Seated left to right: Mr. Grinnell, Mr. Stehr, Mr. Mackie, Mr. Swanson, Mr. Campbell, Mrs. Motter, and Mr. Craggs. Buzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Miss Schemella stars 4 Is it legal? Behind the Scenes! Hello Superintendent's Message The senior class has inspired many accomplishments in student action during the year. They have provided leadership and shown responsibility in their accomplishments. Since school is a train- ing ground in both the academic and activity areas of life, this years seniors can look forward to a great deal of success as they go into the communities of our state and nation. The search for more education should be your uppermost con- cern for the next few years. Further education through college or trade school will prepare you to meet the economic, social and political problems that will confront you and our nation in the future. Education will turn what appears to be a harsh and impersonal world into a world in which you can arise to heights of success you didn't think possible. Success in America is filled with hard work backed up with knowledge. The opportunities are greater than Principal’s Message Eons ago powerfully, huge dinosaurs roamed the earth unchal- lenged for centuries. They were the masters of a world in which survival depended upon brute force. But almost imperceptibly, the world began to change although the dinosaurs remained the same. They did not recognize the fact that as the world evolved, survival depended more upon knowledge than upon strength. Final ly, unable to cope with their environment, the monsters vanished from the earth. Let each of us look to this lesson from history as the decades pass us by. Let us continue to pursue knowledge so that we may not become extinct in our own civilizations. Congratulations to all the seniors upon their graduation from Granite Falls High School. Secretary Mrs. Motter has done more than her share this year, and we wish to thank her for her many services. inistration MR. HARRY AYERS Physical Education Social Studies MR. WILLIAM BARTH LOW Math Social Studies MR. JOHN BREMER Science MRS. MARIA BURRILL Music Remedial Reading MISS INEZ EASTON Commercial MRS. ILGA GRAVA English German Faculty MR. EUGENE JAMES English Band MR. MELVIN KELLN Physical Education Industrial Arts MR. GENE KIRILUK Math MR. WAYNE McMASTER Math Physical Education MISS MARY SCHMELIA Home Economics Physical Education MR. RICHARD STRICK Economics Social Studies MRS. AGNES WOODS Library Faculty 7 Bus Drivers Left to right: Mr. Harold Engstrom; Mrs. Carol Woolman; Mrs. Lila Hughes; Mrs. Carrie LeMay; and Mr. Lee Bogart, mechanic. Custodians The custodians this year were A1 Bond and Jake Scherrer. They kept our school the cleanest one in the county. Cooks The cooks this year were Mrs. Wilder and Mrs. Stilley. We cer- tainly appreciate the lunches they turned out. Pres.—Doug Campbell, Vice Pres.—Jim Engebretsen, Secretary-Treasurer— Claudia Boyd. This year's senior class has had a very prominent year. President, Doug Campbell; Vice President, Jim Engebretsen; and Secretary-Treasurer, Claudia Boyd presided over the class. Joannie Ashe was elected as editor of the Pilchuck, and Peggy Smith was the typist. There were many students holding offices from this class. Dean LeMay held the honored office of president of Student Council with Sheila Fox as secretary. Joe Hutchinson and Donna Dale represented the class in Student Council. This class was also touched with royalty as Sheila Fox was crowned Homecoming Queen and Joannie Ashe as Senior Princess. Their escorts were Mike Pray and Joe Hutchinson, co-captains in football. Leonard Reef also escorted a Princess. Gilbert Winje was the captain for basketball. Judy was elected as Song Leader. The Drill Team and Band wouldn't have gotten along without Connie Mackie, majorette, and Judy Kempma, leader of the Drill Team, and her assistant, Marty Middleton, who is also assistant editor of the Tiger Rag. Claudia Boyd, Peggy Smith, Judy Kempma, Marge Abbott, Barb Melton, and Sharon Ligon were reporters for the Tiger Rag. Other officers were Judy Burnett, president of Girls' Club, and Peggy Smith, pres- ident of Medical Science Club. Jeannie Swanson, Marge Abbott, and Barb Melton contributed a lot to the library. Senior Affairs MARGIE ABBOTT Girls’ Club Drill Team 1,2,3 Tiger Rag Staff 4 Pep Club JANIE ACTON Pep Club 2,3,4 Medical Science Club 4 Girls' Athletic Club 3 JOANNIE ASHE Girls' Club Sec. 3 Annual Bus. Mgr. 3 Homecoming Princess Annual Editor 4 3,4 LAURA B IE RING Girls’ Club 1 Pep Club 1,2 Girls' Athletic Club 3 Medical Science Club 4 CLAUDIA BOYD Class Sec. 4 Girls’ Club 1,2,3,4 Tiger Rag Staff 4 Drill Team 4 JUDY BURNETT ASB Sec. 3 Songleader 4 Girls’ Club Pres. 4 Torch Club 2,3,4 DOUG CAMPBELL Class Pres. 4 Class V. Pres. 2,3 Football 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 11 CAROLE CARPENTER GAC 3,4 Pep Club 3 Med. Science Club 4 DONNA DALE Homecoming Princess 2 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 MORLAN DEARINGER V. Pres. Student Council Girls' Club 2,3,4 Drill Team 1,3,4 Torch Club 1,2,4 3 JIM ENGEBRETSEN Boys' Club 3 Basketball Mgr. 3 Vice President 4 JUDY KEMPMA Girls' Club 1,2,3,4 Drill Team Leader 4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Torch Club 2 JOE HUTCHINSON Football 3,4 Torch Club 2 Class Pres. 2,3 Student Council 4 SHEILA FOX ASB Secretary 4 Class Secretary 1 Homecoming Queen 4 Girls’ Club 1,2,3,4 12 DEAN LeMAY ASB Pres. 4 Student Council 1,2,3 Torch Club 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 2,3 SHARON LIGON GAC Captain 4 Tiger Rag Staff 4 Torch Club 4 Pep Club 3,4 CONNIE MACKIE Student Council 2,3 Majorette 4 Girls' State Rep. 4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 BARBARA MELTON Girls' Club 4 Pep Club 4 Tiger Rag Staff 4 Drill Team 2 MARTY MIDDLETON Girls' Club 3,4 Drill Team 3,4 Tiger Rag Asst. Ed. 4 Pep Club 3,4 MIKE PRA? Football 2,3,4 Lcttermen'8 Club 2,3,4 Homecoming Escort 4 Football Co-captain 4 LEONARD REEF Football 2,3,4 Basketball 4 Homecoming Escort 4 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 r PEGGY SMITH Annual Typist 4 Tiger Rag Staff 4 Med. Science Club Pres. 4 Drill Team 2,3,4 JEANN1E SWANSON Student Council 1 Girls' Club GAC Coach 3,4 Tiger Rag Staff 3 GIL WINJE Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Torch Club 1,2,3,4 Class President 1 14 Hall of Fame MOST ATHLETIC Jeannie Swanson Doug Campbell BEST DRESSED Joannie Ashe Dennis Ferber MOST STUDIOUS Morlan Dearinger Dean LeMay 15 We belong to the chain gang 16 17 Pres. Jtm Hale, Vice Pres. Kenny Perrigoue, Sec.- The junior class strives for Treasurer Carolyn Swanson. experience in managing affairs so that they will be leaders next year. Jim Hale, class president; Ken Perrigoue, vice president; and Carolyn Swanson, secre- tary, led our class in producing the Junior Prom, Fantasy on Flames. Two cheerleaders, Carolyn Swanson and Avilda Dickson, were elected from our class. We would like to thank them for their loyal support of our team. De De Mudge will be the editor of the annual next year. Avilda Dickson edited the Tiger Rag this past year. Royalty presented our class with a Homecoming Princess, Carolyn Swanson, and Junior Prom Queen, De De Mudge, and King, Harold Gray. Ann Sticha and Jim Hale were the Prince and Princess. Junior Class Meeting Pete Kirchgessner, ASB vice president, took over the presidency in the president's absence. Sue Engebretsen and Ken Maik repre- sented our class in Student Council. 18 D. Anderson R. Chew H. Gray J. Holm S. Mulder N. Smith E. Berg J. Cool R. Gray D. Johnson K. Perrigoue A. Sticha J. Bergan A. Dickson J. Hale P. Kirchgessner S. Phillips C. Swanson D. Bond S. Engebretsen M. Hale K. Maik E. Scherrer J. Sudds L. Boyd L. Foister D. Henderson D. Mudge I. Scherrer J. Thompson 19 9 20 The leaders that organized the sophomore’s many functions are Steve Burnett as president, Edeen Stehr as vice president, and Peggy McBride as secretary-treasurer. Representing the sophomore class in Student Council are Mark Zerr and Joan Youncc. Aiding Girls’ Club with its activities is Peggy McBride as represent- ative. Bruce Campbell represents his class well as president of Torch Club. Joan Younce as secretary of Drill Team and Pep Club adds to the honor of her class. Adding a lot of pep and bounce to the cheer squad is Edeen Stehr as cheerleader. The sophomores sponsored two sock hops, sold concessions at Sultan, Tolt and Meridian home games to earn money. They also put up the Xmas tree in the school and made plans to buy their class ring. The sophomore’s contributions to the football squad were Steve Bromley, Steve Burnett, Leonard Larcom, Doug Short, Tom Dearinger, Darrell Luke, and Phillip Dickson. The basketball squad also received the fol- lowing sophomores: Tom Bergan, Doug Short, Tom Dearinger, Darrell Luke, Steve Burnett, Phillip Dickson, Ronnie Zerfoss, and Harold Anderson as manager. Assisting the coaches at the football and basketball games were Peggy McBride, Joan Younce, and Jean Younce as statisticians and scorekeepers. 21 P. Pray F. Redington J. Roche P. Scherrer B. Bond P. Day D. Maik R. West B. Dennis L. Krieg D. Berg J. DeLander J. Maik S. Wilson M. Graham C. Mackie D. Bunkleman E. Engebretson K. Poolman T. Gray S. Hemp D. Middleton A. Carpenter M. Jacot L. Stanton J. Arnold S. Hjelle L. Moen P. Craggs E. Kirchgessner E. Stehr M. Campbell K. Horn K. Mulder P. Cook B. Larcom B. Stinson K. Cartwright R. Kempma E. Phillips A. Davidson D. Matlock R. West J. Day D. Klempel L. Pratt 23 ADVISORS Mr. John Bremer Mrs. Ilga Grava Putting the freshmen's ideas into actions were through very capable class officers: Kenny Poolman as president; Larry Stanton as vice president; Lyla Krieg as secretary-treasuruer. Granite’s 62-63 freshmen helped lead the student body through a profitable football and basketball season with their enthusiasm and their contribution of Cathy Horn as a songleader. As their Girls' Club representative, Lyla Krieg has inspired many to participate in school activites and to earn points toward their Girls' Club letter. Assist- ing in the business of the student government were De De Middleton and Lynn Moen. Johnny and Danny Maik have put the freshmen name up in lights by being on the varsity basketball team. Two of the more brilliant freshmen, Marydee Graham and Sharon Hjelle reached a four point average. The freshmen sponsored a sock hop, sold at the Skykomish, Lydon Christian and Friday Harbor games and raffled off a blanket to earn money for their class. Continuing the tradition of years before, initiation was a highlight of each freshman's year. Freshman Class H. Anderson T. Bergan D. Bergstrom D. Biering S. Bromley S. Burnett B. Campbell F. Clark T. Dearinger P. Dickson M. Johnson F. Macumber L. Larcom C. LeMoine D. Luke G. Maik G. Maik T. Gray Sophomores H. Schwendtke D. Short C. Sicklovan M. Zerr N. Kempma J. liars tad K. Flans burg S. Gunderson S. Taylor S. Hughes L. Reef C. Virta P. McBride L. Nulf S. Zerfoss E. Stehr B. Rains B. Lewis 25 Student Council President, Dean Lemay; Secretary-Treasurer, Sheila Fox; Vice President, Pete Kirchgessner. Left to right: Joan Younce, Mark Zerr, Susie Engebretsen, Kenny Maik, Pete Kirchgessner, vice president, Dean Lemay, president, Sheila Fox, secretary-treasurer, Joe Hutchinson, Donna Dale, Lynn Moen, De De Middleton. GIRLS’ CABINET Back row, left to right: Peggy McBride, Diane Anderson, Sheila Fox, Lyla Krieg. Front: Dee Dee Mudge, Judy Burnett, Judy Krieg. GIRLS’ CLUB Back row, left to right: Margie Campbell, Phyliss Scherrer, Penny Pray, Sue Engebretson, Morlan Dearinger, Joan Younce, Linda Foister, Jeanne Ilarstad, Julie Arnold, Margie Abbott, Betty Dennis, Julie Day, Joy Thompson, Diane Anderson, Ann Sticha, Sharon Ligon, Jeannie Swanson, Advisor: Miss Schmella. Second row: Janie Acton, Karen Flansburg, Edeen Stehr, Jean Younce, Vicki Dickson, Carol Mackie, Cathy Horn, Barbara Lewis, Claudia Boyd, Sharon Gunderson, De De Middleton, Nancy Lease, Carolyn Swanson, Cheryl Hemp, Pat Short, Judy Kempma, Peggy Smith, Connie Mackie. Front row: Judy Roche, Joannie Ashe, Donna Dale, Sheila Fox, Rosalie Kempma, Mary Dee Graham, Sharon Hughes, Dee Dee Mudge, Judy Burnett, Judy Krieg, Barbara Melton, Clory Virta, Karen Mulder, Lyla Krieg, Marty Middleton, Peggy McBride, Lynn Moen. 28 Top to bottom, left to right: Gil Winje, Dean LeMay, Sharon Ligon, Mark Zerr, Edeen Stehr, Joan Younce, Judy Burnett, Sheila Fox, Darrell Luke, Susie Engebretsen, Bruce Campbell, Advisor: Miss Easton. LIBRARY CLUB Left to right: Curtis Sicklovan, Barbara Melton, Advisor: Mrs. Woods, Margie Abbott, Nancy Lease, Jeannie Swanson. 29 Library Club Sharon Llgon Joy Thompson Bruce Campbell Editor Vicki Dickson Peggy Smith Barbara Melton Ann Sticha Marge Abbott Judy Kempma LETTERMEN'S BIG G Back row, left to right: Len Reef, Leonard Larcom, Joe Hutchinson, Ron Chew, Darrel Luke, Jim Hale, Ken Maik, Harold Gray. Second row: Gil Winje, Danny Maik, Doug Short, Mike Pray, Doug Campbell, Dick Bond, Steve Burnett, Eric Scherrer, Advisor: Mr. Barthlow. Front row: Robert Gray, Dave Henderson, Steve Bromley, Tom Bergan, Harold Anderson, John Maik, Jim Engebretsen. German Club Back row, left to right: Eugene Engebretsen, Steve Wilson, Robert West, Bruce Campbell, Mark Zerr, Paul Craggs, Bruce Bond, Alan Davidson. Third row: Sharon Iljelle, Clory Virta, Duane Strid, Doris Klemple, Jim Thompson, Jerry Gamble, Lyle Lundberg, Richard West, Dee Jay Zerfoss. Second row: Judy Roche, Jeannie Turner, Rosalie Kempma, Mary Dee Graham, Vickie Campbell, Evelyn Phillips, Cathy Horn, Carol Mackie. Front row: Cathy Boyd, Georgianna Smith, Darlene Gilbertson, Nancy Riley, Trudy Nelson, Beverly Cool, Lyla Krieg, Karen Mulder. 32 Back row, left to right: Nancy Kempma, Marian Younce, Richard West, John Newman, Rosalie Kempma, Lorna Pratt, Margie Abbott. Second row: Linda Wooley, Mike Ottaway, Betty Dennis, Susan James, Sharon Hjelle, Emil Scherrer, Paul Craggs, Billy Stanton, Robert West, Paul Engebretsen, Lyle Lundberg. First row: Teresa Medrano, Glen Davidson, Roger Hirschinger, Carol Graham, Alan Davidson, Vickie Campbell, Nancy Riley, Don Berg, Judy Roche, Delmar Stinson, Lorna Kanikeberg, Kathy Boyd, Jerry Gamble, Mary Dee Graham, Shirley Phillips, Director Mr. James. Top row, left to right: Joannie Ashe, Carole Carpenter, Sue Engebretsen, Margie Abbott, Doug Campbell, Loreli Biering, Janie Acton, Judy Burnett. Second row: Diane Johnson, Judy Kempma, Edna Berg, Sheila Fox, Morlan Dearinger, Connie Mackie, Jean Younce, Linda Foister. Front row: Peggy Smith, Pat Short, Donna Dale, Jeannie Swanson, Sharon Ligon, Joan Younce, Edeen Stehr, Clory Virta, Marty Middleton. � Top row, left to right: Sharon Hjelle, Rosalie Kempma, Phyliss Scherrer, Penny Pray, Judy Burnett, Judy Roche, Sharon Hughes, Marty Middleton, Lyla Krieg, Karen Mulder, Barbara Lewis, De De Middleton, Donna Dale, Linda Foister, Morlan Dearinger, Margie Abbott, Judy Krieg, Sheila Fox, Julie Day, Betty Dennis, Judy Kempma, Pat Short, Connie Mackie, Peggy Smith. Front row: Joannie Ashe, Janie Acton, Sue Engebretsen, Karen Flansburg, Carol Mackie, Cathy Horn, Dee Dee Mudge, Vickie Dickson, Diane Anderson, Joan Younce, Carolyn Swanson, Edeen Stehr, Jean Younce, Claudia Boyd, Ann Sticha. GAC Officers Edna Berg, Peggy McBride, Dee Dee Mudge, Clory Virta, Sue Engebretsen, Judy Krieg, Carole Carpenter, Linda Foister, Linda Reef. Vicki Dickson Shirley Phillips Sharon Ligon First row, left to right: De De Middleton, Julie Arnold, Joann Gordius, Diane Anderson, Marty Middleton! Assistant Captain; Joan Ashe, Peggy McBride. Second row: Nancy Lease, Linda Foister, Karen Flansberg, Barb Lewis, Claudia Boyd, Jean Younce, Penny Pray. Third row: Peggy Smith, Morlan Dearinger, Phyllis Scherrcr, Judy Krieg, Dee Dee Mudge, Sue Engebretsen, Joan Younce. Standing: Judy Kempma, Captain. 36 Down on your knees. What happened, Binky? For how long? Oh really? Peanut Pushers You’ve got the cutest little baby face. Queen Sheila Fox reigned over the homecoming festivities for the year 1962. In the homecoming court were Senior Princess, Joannie Ashe; Junior Princess, Carolyn Swanson; Sophomore Princess, Edeen Stehr; Freshman Princess, Cathy Horn. The homecoming week was filled with events for Sheila and her court. A dinner was given for the royalty and their escorts at the Pilchuck Inn in Granite Falls. On Oct- ober 26, 1962, the royalty appeared in the pep rally par- ade. During the half time of the Granite vs. Coupeville football game the girls were crowned and given a corsage of white carnations. Queen Sheila received a bouquet of long-stemmed red roses. At the homecoming dance, ’’Deep Purple”, Sheila led the Royal Waltz; followed by her court. After the dance they dined at Chin!s Cafe in Everett. This climaxed the most unforgettable week of the year for these girls. Princesses: Edeen Stehr, Joannie Ashe, Queen Sheila Fox, Princesses: Carolyn Swanson, Cathy Horn. 38 The pep rally hangs Coupeville in effigy. Pep Rally The homecoming pep rally was a huge success. The fire truck cleared the streets so the parade could go through. Led by the Queen and her court, the band played our favorite school songs and the drill team performed. Majorette, Connie Mackie twirled at the bonfire. Cheerleader Vicki Dickson pepped the rooters up so well that they could be heard all over town. After the burning of the dummy, the crowd headed back to the school to watch the game against Coupeville. u 40 Gil Winje Johnny Maik Kenny Maik Ron Chew Darrell Luke First Five 41 Varsity Squad Left to right: Coach, Harry Ayres, John Maik, Harold Gray, Dan Maik, Darrell Luke, Ron Chew, Len Reef, Steve Burnett, Ken Maik, Gil Winje, Tom Bergan, Coach, Mel Kelln. Junior Varsity Squa 42 Back row: Ron Zerfoss, Phil Dickson, Jerry Maik, Tom Dearinger, Alan Carpenter. Second row: Jim Stewart, Mike Hale, Larry Stanton, Steve Wilson, Dick Bunkelman, Les Boyd, Coach, Mel Kelln. Front row: Doug Short, Ed Stehr, Mike Johnson, Richard West, Jim Hale, Brian Larcom, Manager, Delmar Stinson. Football 1962 Eric Scherrer Len Reef Tom Dearinger Doug Short Doug Campbell Jim Cool Joe Hutchinson Paul Craggs Meridian Tolt Darrington Chimacum Coupeville Darrington Lake Stevens o|0 Hole’s Honor Banquet Granite's Number 1 Band Now let's get one thing straight. Basketball Snaps 1 Girls’ Tennis Team Top row, left to right: Joannie Ashe, Marty Middleton, Judy Roche, Sheila Fox, Peggy McBride. Front row: Vickie Dickson, De De Mudge, Sue Engebretsen. Top to bottom: Jerry Gamble, president; Duane Strid, vice- president; and Mike Willard, secretary-treasurer. Junior High AS8 Officers CHRISTMAS PLAY K. Boyd K. Dickson B. Johnson E. Smith C. Vesser J. Bunkelman B. Ferber R. Langowski G. Smith J. Virta V. Campbell R. Flansburg S. Ligon B. Stanton G. Westland J. Carpenter J. Gamble L. Lundberg D. Strid D. Wunder R. Cook D. Gilbertson R. Moen J. Thompson D. Zerfoss 52 Eighth Grade N. Berg C. Bromley B. Carroll M. Cartwright V. Cartwright P. Engebretsen G. Davidson A. Dickson W. Gilbertson C. Graham J. Gunderson B. Hampton C. Hughes S. James M. Johnson L. Kanikiberg V. Larcom S. LeDuc M. Lingren A. Lundberg A. Luke T. Medrano C. Mudge J. Newman M. Ottaway C. Phillips G. Roche G. Sawyer S. Smith W. Stanton F. Thompson S. Thorne M. Willard L. Woolley P. Wunder M. Younce 8th GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM Top row, left to right: DeeJay Zerfoss, Jack Bunkelman, Randy Flansburg, Mr. Kelln, coach. Bottom row: Lyle Lundberg, Don Thorne, James Thompson, Jerry Gamble, Duane Strid, Steve Ligon. 7th GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right: Mr. McMaster, coach; Mike Lindgren, Steve LeDuc, Fred Thompson, John Newman, Mark Johnson, Wayne Gilbertson, Stephen Smith, Bill Hampton. Sitting: Norman Berg, Alan Lundberg. Junior High Tennis Team Standing, left to right: Randy Flansburg, Paul Craggs, Paul Bryant, Richard West, James Thompson. Sitting: Mike Lindgren, Fred Thompson, Jerry Gamble, Duane Strid, Ron Moen. Medico I Science Club Top row, left to right: Emmet Coy, James Thompson, Sharon Hjelle, Phyllis Scherrer, John Newman, Penny Pray, Julie Arnold, Barry Carroll, Mark Johnson, Charles Phillips. 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