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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1965 volume:

1965 PILCHUCK DEDICATION.............................................. 2 SUPERINTENDENT’S AND PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGES............... 3 FACULTY............................................... 4,5 SCHOOL PERSONNEL........................................ 6 SENIORS...............................................7'14 JUNIORS............................................. 15 18 SOPHOMORES...........................................19 21 FRESHMEN.............................................22'23 EIGHTH GRADE........................................... 26 SEVENTH GRADE.......................................... 27 ft ACTIVITIES FOOTBALL.........................................................29-32 HOMECOMING......................................................... 33 BASKETBALL.......................................................34-37 CHEERLEADERS....................................................... 33 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS..........................................39-48 SPRING TURNOUTS AND ACTIVITIES...................................49-51 ADVERTISEMENTS...................................................52-60 KEYS -The theme of this year’s Pilchock is that of keys, both literal and figurative, and of all the doors to success they open. 1 The Annual Staff of 1965 dedicates this Pilchuck to Mr. William Barthlow in appreciation for the keys he has provided to success in athletics, in teaching, and in lasting friendships. 2 Superintendent’s Message In this unstable world where forces beyond our control have so profound an effect on our lives, it is difficult to achieve that sense of security which is a fundamental desire of every human being. However, there are certain keys which we may use to obtain this security. Among these are the friendships made in high school. I mean not only the friendships made with students and teachers, important as these are, but also those friendships made with books and with ideas. On these we can rely. If your years in high school and in later life can give you these three faithful friends, a know- ledge of great books, and the power to think, you will have unlocked the door to a way of life which cannot be shaken by even the most chaotic condi- tions in the world about you. Vern L. Huffman Principal's Message? We are constantly confronted by locked doors that block our paths to our desires. The secret keys that can unlock these doors are not always riches, power, or knowledge. Very often the keys are small portions of ourselves. A friendly smile, a congenial personality, a charitable generosity, and a courteous nature are but a few of the keys that we must forge for our ring as we go through life. We should pattern many keys for ourselves so that our needs and our desires do not meet with frustration too often. We must keep in mind that there is no one key to a happy life. Congratulations to the Class of '65. May each of its members succeed in their individual ventures. 3 Mark Zerr MR. MELVIN KELLN Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Drivers Training MR. RICHARD FALLIS English, History MR. BRIAN AYERS Band, German, English MR. RICHARD STRICK 7th Grade, Counselor MR. HARRY AYERS P.E., History, Math MRS. EVELYN FRIESEN Home Ec., Art, P.E. 4 MR. WILLIAM BARTHLOW History, Math, Forestry MR. VERN THOMPSON Commercial, Contemp- orary Problems MR. JOHN BREMER Chemistry, Biology, Science, Psychology MRS. CLARIBEL MOTTER Secretary MR. WAYNE MC MASTER Math MISS ROSALIE GANGWER Library 5 SCHOOL PERSONNEL Holding the keys to transportation are: (left to right) Mr. Bogart, Mrs. Tapper, Mr. Eisenhower, Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Woolman Carrying the keys to cleanliness this year were Mr. Jacob Scherrer (top) and Mr. Allan Bond (bottom). Mrs. Elsie Wilder and Mrs. Hazel Stilley provided the key to nutrition with many appetizing and nourishing lunches. 6 SENIORS KAREN DIANE FLANSBURG BARBARA CAROL LEWIS 11 LYLE ALTON: TOM BERGAN: DON BERGSTROM: DON BIERING: STEVE BROMLEY: STEVE BURNETT: BRUCE CAMPBELL: TOM DEARINGER: PHILLIP DICKSON: KAREN FLANSBURG: JEANNE HARSTAD: SHARON HUGHES: MIKE JOHNSON: BARB LEWIS: DARRELL LUKE: PEG MC BRIDE: FORREST MACOMBER: LINDA REEF: HORST SCHWENDTKE: Football 3,4; Annual Sports Editor 4; History Award 3; Baseball 3. Football 1,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Tiger Rag Staff 4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 4; Sportsmen's Club 1. Class Committees 1,2,3,4. Class Committees 1,2,3,4. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Class President 1; Boys' Club 1; Torch Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council Rep. 4; Homecoming Escort 4. Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Senior Class President 4; Class President 2,4; Student Council Vice President 3; Track Captain 3; Boys Club 1; Class Committees 1,2,3,4. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4; Football 3; Student Council 1; A.S.B. President 4; Tiger Rag 2; Torch Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; German Club Vice President 2; Science Club President 1; Boy’s Club 1; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Class Committees 1,2,3,4; All School Play 3. Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Boy’s Club 1. Basketball 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3; Lettermans Club 2,3,4. Class Committees 1,2,3,4; Girls Club 1,2,3,4; Girls Club Cabinet 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Drill Team 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 1; G.A.C. 1; Tiger Rag Staff 3,4; Tiger Rag Editor 4. Class Committees 1,2,3,4; Girls Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library 1,2,3; Tiger Rag Staff 4. Class Committees'1,2,3,4; Girls Club 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1,2,3; Tennis 2,3;G.A.C. 1,2; Tiger Rag 4; Dance Band 3; Tumbling 2; Medical Science Club 3; Rifle Club 1. Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 3; Auto Club 2; Boys Club 2. Drill Team 1,2; Girls Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Tiger Rag 2,3,4; Tiger Rag Editor 4; Library 1,2,4; Class Committees 1,2,3,4. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3; Class Vice President 4; Student Council 3; Torch Club 2; Boys Club 1; Lettermans Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 4. Class Secretary 2; Girls Club 2,3,4; Girls Club Cabinet 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Class Vice President 3; A.S.B. Secretary 3; Girls Club Secretary 3; Princess Junior-Senior Ball 3; Girls Club President 4; Cheerleader 4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Princess 4; Tennis 2,3; Drill Team 2,3; Class Play 2; Statistician 2,3; Class Committees 2,3,4. Class Committees 1,2,3,4; Boys Club 1. Class Committees 1,2,3,4; Medical Science Club 2,3; Girls Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Football 2; Boys Club 1; Medical Science Club Vice President 2; Class Commit- tees 1,2,3,4. DOUGLAS SHORT: EDEEH STEHR: STEVE TAYLOR: CLORY VIRTA: MIKE WALDON: JEAN YOUNCE: JOAN YOUNCE: RON ZERFOSS: MARK ZERR: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Baseball 1; Lettermans Club 2,3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Boys Club 1. Girls Club 1,2,3,4; Girls Club Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Vice Presi- dent 1,2; Class President 3; Student Council 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Torch Club 1,2; Homecoming Princess 1,2,3; Homecoming Queen 4; All School Play 3; Class Committees 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 2,3. Track 2,3; Class Committees 1,2,3,4. Class Committees 1,2,3,4; Girls Club 1,2,3,4; Girls Club Cabinet 3; Class Sec- retary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Vice President 3; Pep Club President 4; Drill Team 3,4; Drill Team Board 3,4; Tennis 3; G.A.C. 2; Tiger Rag 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Medical Science Club 3. Track 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Boys Club 1. Girls Club 1,2,3,4; Girls Club Cabinet 3; Girls Club Vice President 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1,2,3,4; Drill Leader 4; Class Secretary 1,4; Student Council 3; Medical Science Club 2,3; Class Committees 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3; Class Play 2; P.T.A. Play 3; Statistician 2,3. Drill Team 1,2,3,4; Drill Team Secretary 4; Torch Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; A.S.B. Secretary 4; Girls Club 1,2,3,4; Statistician 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club President 3; Annual Staff 3,4. Basketball 2,3; Class Committees 1,2,3,4. Torch Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Editor 4; Boys Club 1; Student Council 2; National Honor Society 3,4; German Club Secretary 2; Science Club 1; Class Committees 1,2,3,4. 13 That’s right. Heat the zinc and sulphur! Caught in the act!! VICE PRES: Darrell Luke SEC: Jean Younce The seniors held the key to learning, friendship, and school government with Bruce Campbell as A.S.B. Pres, and Joan Younce as A.S.B. Sec. Steve Burnett was the senior class Pres., Darrell Luke, Vice Pres; and Jean Younce, Sec. The seniors took a trip to Blaine, Washington, to see President Johnson and Prime Minister Pearson sign the Columbia River Treaty. The seniors sold at the usual football and basketball games also. 14 Shirleen Corynne Aylesworth Beaudry JUNIORS Class officers include: Larry Stanton • • - President Rosalie Kempma • Secretary-Treasurer Paul Day..........Vice President Don Bruce Berg Bond Margie Alan Jerry Campbell Carpenter Chase Phil Paul Alan Julie Cook Craggs Davidson Day Advi sor: Mr. McMaster Advisor: Mr. Stride Not pictured: Julie Arnold Barbara Besaw Terry Grube Carol Joselovitz Robert West Karen Mulder Evelyn Phi Hips Ken Poolman Steve Wilson Laurene Virta Frank Stuart Phyllis Scherrer Lorna Pratt JUNIORS The Junior Class holds the key to school spirit. This was shown by their participation in activi- ties and with their enthusiasm at the pep assemblies and games. In student government, Cathy Horn and Steve Wilson served as members of Student Council with Paul Craggs assisting as Vice President of the A.S.B. Leading the peppy Juniors in support of our team were Carol Mackie and Cathy Horn, cheerleaders. During the year, the Juniors were constantly striving to raise the class funds. To help, they sponsored a sock hop, sold concessions at some of the football and basketball games, and sold the old annual pictures. These were just a few of the many projects of the Juniors. Junior Class members took an active part in many of the school's clubs and organizations. Some of these were the National Honor Society, Girls' Club, Medical Science Club, Drill Team, Pep Club, and many more. Doing the jerk’ at a Junior Class sock hop. SOPHOMORES Albin Boyd Bunkelmcm Campbell John Carpenter Beverley Cool Kerry Dickson Bob Ferber Jerry Gamble Roger Hirschinger Patty Huber Lyle Lundberg Marilyn Ron Matlock Moen Morris Tru Nels £ Nancy Ri ley Stanton Jeanie Jean Turner Virta Gail Westland David Dee Jay Wunder Zerfoss SOPHOMORES Not pictured: Randy Flansburg Ron Cook Georganna Smith Shirley Brown Steve Ligon Dave Stewart The members of the Sophomore class have the keys to personality. They provided the key to a brilliant social season by sponsoring the first and best sockhop of the year. Besides opening the season they added the Sophomore sparkle to many football and basketball games by selling conces- sions. The energetic class officers were Lyle Lund- berg as President; DeeJay Zerfoss as Vice Pres- ident; and Rella Morris as Secretory. Assisting in the student government were Trudy Nelson and Jerry Gamble. Homecoming royalty was Trudy Nelson. She also added a lot of pep to the cheering squad os a cheerleader. The vivacious Sophomores took part in many activities such as football, basketball, Drill Team, Pep Club, and Girls' Club. The Sophomores also chose and bought their class rings. 20 1967 Class officers were Dee Jay Zerfoss as Vice President, Rella Morris as Secretary, and Lyle Lundberg as President. N. Berg C. Bromley M. Cartwright V. Cartwright J. Chase G. Davidson C. Hughes M. Johnson L. Kanikeberg V. Larcom S. LeDuc M. Lindgren C. Phillips G. Roche G. Sawyer S. Smith W. Stanton F. Thompson FRESHMEN The Freshmen class showed this year that the key to success is togetherness. They demonstrated this by opening their year with a very successful carwash from which they earned $37, and by selling concessions at several football and basketball gomes. They also excelled in many clubs and sports. Steve Hansen; president, Connie Bromley; vice president, and Gerry Sawyer; secretary served as class officers. Paul Engebretson and Cindy Mudge represented the class in Student Council. Cindy also reigned as Homecoming Princess. 1968 22 Class Officers: Steve Hansen, President; Connie Bromley, Vice President; Gerry Sawyer, Secretary-Treasurer. 23 FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH Class Officers: Pat Johnson, Vice President; Jeri Running, Secretary, Treasurer; Scott Bond, President The Junior High unlocks the door to friendship with their fellow classmates. This year they elected Scott Bond as their President, Pat Johnson Vice President, and Jeri Running their Secretary, Treasurer. They have been very busy studying, as shown by the long list of Seventh and Eighth graders on the honor roll. The Junior High kept the campus clean and beautiful by clearing it of the aftermath of Athletic Events. The cheerleaders elected for the Junior High this year were: Peggy Stormo, Jeri Running, and Ida Nelson. The Seventh Grade Boys ore taking sewing. CLASSES OF 1969 § 1970 The Junior High was busy selling tickets for the P. T. A. Play. Albin, Bill Anderson, Jeanne Aylesworth, Sally Benoit, Kenny Blizard, Bruce Blythe, Betty Bond, Scott Burnett, Dick Campbell, Nona Chandler, Bill Cook, Margie Cook, Mary Lou Engstrom, Renae Ferber, Gwen Folkers, Susan Graham, John Hjelle, Connie Jacobsen, Gayle Johnson, Patrick Kacoroski, David Larson, Lynette LeDuc, Sharon McFarland, Marcio Nelson, Barbara Nelson, Ida Nemnich, Steve Nulf, Bill Omeg, Doug Ottaway, Ruth Rains, Laura Reef, Holly Running, Jeri Scherrer, Bruce Schroeder, Randy Stewart, Sharon Stinson, Kay Stormo, Peggy Thayer, Mike Thompson, Mike Westland, Susan Wilber, John Wilder, Ronny Yelmene, David Howe, Robin Ashley, Greg Bower, Lee Boyd, Mickie Bunkelman, Owen Butts, Danny Carpenter, Lani Dennis, Pearl Howe, Carrol Huffman, John Hughes, James Jacobsen, Vickie Krieg, Larry Lee, Sharlene Ligon, Teresa Lindgren, Terry SEVENTH GRADE Lundberg, Nancy Matthiesin, Elaine McGillivray, Kenny Medrano, Arthur Newman, Lynn Phillips, Nancy Pullen, Robert Running, Duane Roche, Sheila Smith, Gary Stehr, Greg Stormo, Steve Strid, Debbie Thompson, Nancy Thorne, Douglas ST Not pictured Tupper, Tim Cole, Kathleen Verta, Jack 27 ATHLETICS COACHES SENIORS Asst. Coach Robert Felker Head Coach Bill Barthlow Left to right: Tom Bergan Darrell Luke, Lyle Alton, Phil Dickson, Doug Short, Steve Bromley. Our illustrious football team of 1964-65 started off their season with victories over their first four opponents. Chimacum, Coupeville, La Conner and Darrington all fell before Chimacum defeated our Tigers in the second round of our round-robin sea- son. The Tigers then bounced back winning their next three games. The Tigers scored 141 points to their opponents 34 while winning their second straight championship. The team received their first serious injuries in three years. Lyle Alton and Duane Strid both received broken arms and Lyle Lundberg received a wrenched knee. 29 DARRELL LUKE C. DOUG SHORT G. PHIL DICKSON E. STEVE BROMLEY F.B. LYLE ALTON T. TOM BERGAN Q.B. BRIAN LARCOM T. PAUL CRAGGS G. DAN MAIK T. 30 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM GEORGE ALBIN G. JOHN NEWMAN T. KERRY DICKSON H.B. TIGERS IN ACTION! SCORES Granite 16 Chimacum 7 Granite 14 Coupeville 0 Granite 13 LaConner 0 Granite 28 Darrington 0 Granite 0 Chimacum 21 Granite 25 Darrington 6 Granite 13 LaConner 0 Granite 32 Coupevil le 0 ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆ They give o cheer for VICTORY!!! 32 Sen ior offi ciol s. The Homecoming royalty for 1964-1965 was left to right Freshman princess - Cindy Mudge, Sophomore Princess - Trudy Nelson, Junior princess • Cathy Horn, Senior princess - Peg McBride, and Queen Edeen Stehr. The players work all the time? STEVE WILSON 34 BASKETBALL BRUCE CAMPBELL STEVE BROMLEY DOUG SHORT MIKE JOHNSON GARY MAIK JERRY GAMBLE STEVE Le DUC JACK BUNKELMAN DARRELL LUKE LARRY STANTON Keys to character and to wholesome activity lie in the hands on the entire coaching staff. Mr. Harry Ayers poses above with his varsity basketball team. First row: Steve Bromley, Jack Bunkelman, Steve LeDuc, Jerry Gamble, Larry Stanton, and Steve Wilson. Second row: Doug Short, Gary Maik, Darrell Luke, Bruce Campbell, Mike Johnson, and manager, Ed Kirschgessner. Keys to early training ore held by Coach Mel Kelln shown below with the Junior Varsity. Seated are (left to right) Mike Willard, Steve Hanson, Paul Engebretsen, John Carpenter, Alan Lundberg, Ron Moen, and N o rm B e rg. Standing ore Bill Hampton, Duane Strid, George Albin, Kerry Dickson, Paul Bryant, John Newman, Lyle Lundberg, and Paul Day. Wilson tries for two. OUR TIGER TEAM IN ACTION! I Coaches Mr. Ayers Varsity Mr. Kelln Jr. Varsity 36 EIGHTH GRADE TEAM: First Row: Left to right: Schroeder, Dick Burnett, John Graham, Bruce Blizard. Bruce Scherrer, Doug Omeg, David Kacoroski, Bill Albin, David Yelmene, Scott Bond, John Wilber, Randy Second Row: Steve Neminch Mgr., Ken Benoit, Pat Johnson, Ron Wilder, Wayne McMaster Coach. SEVENTH GRADE TEAM: First Row: Left to right: Tim Tupper, Jack Virta, Gary Smith, Larry Krieg, Greg Stehr, Steve Stormo, Ken McGill vary. Second Row: Mr. John Bremer, Coach, James Huges, Owen Bunkelman, Arthur Medrano, Lee Bower, Steve Nemnich, Mgr. Carol Mackie Our girls at a football game. Trudy Nel son Edeen Stehr CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders this year led the school in the organized pep at assemblies and games during football and basketball season. They went to all the games and greatly inspired yelling in support of our teams. Cothy Horn DRILL TEAM Drill Team members prepare onnual spaghetti feed under super- vision of Advisor Mrs. Evelyn Freisen. Winter uniforms for the Drill Team consisted of black shoes, stretch pants, white blouses with letter school sweaters and white gloves. During the spring sport season the Drill Team uniform was changed to plaid kilts with bucklers, white blouses, and black shoes. Throughout the year the Drill Team supported the school athletic events by presenting a show at half-time of home games. The twenty-four girls of the Drill Team also marched at various parades at which they received trophies in honor of their outstanding performances. The girls always strived to achieve the key to perfection in their drills. The Drill Team leader for the 64-65 school year was Jean YoPnce. Rosalie Kempmo was the Assistant Leader. Membership in the Drill Team is pictured below. First row: Clory Virta, Noney Riley, Barboro Besaw, Bev Cool, Kathy Boyd, Carol Joseloviti, and Charmaine Hughes. Second row: Julie Day, Linda McFar- land, Corynne Beaudry, Rella Morris, Julie Arnold, Rosolie Kempmo, and assistant Gerry Sawyer. Third row: Phyllis Scherrer, Jeon Younce (Leader), Vicki Campbell, Joan Younce, Cindy Mudge, Connie Brom- ley, Ann Luke, Lindo Reef, Anno Dickson, and Karen Flansburg. Pep Club officers are Clory Virta, president; Carol Mackie, vice presi- dent; and Trudy Nelson, secretary. This year the Pep Club was reorganized to form a better organization. The members came to all the games and gave our team a lot of support. The Pep Club members are Edeen Stehr, Peg McBride, Trudy Nelson, Cathy Horn, Carol Mackie, Clory Virta, Sharon Hughes, Karen Flansburg, Shirleen Aylesworth, Doris Klempel, Rosalie Kempma, J udy Roche, Linda McFarland, Karen Mulder, Lyle Krieg, Sharon Hjelle, Bev Cool, Jean Younce, Phyllis Scherrer, Joan Younce, Marian Younce, Barbara Besaw, Evelyn Phillips, Gayle Jacobsen, Gloria Roche, Sharon Yel- mene, Linda Woolley, Don Berg, Theresa Medrano, Vicki Lorcom, Anna Dickson, Jean Virta, Charmaine Hughes, Gwen Davidson, Jeanie Turner, Nancy Riley, Cindy Mudge, Connie Bromley, Gerry Sawyer, Rella Morris, Ida Nelson, Marcia McFarland, Vicki Campbell, Kathy Boyd, and Carol Joselovitz. The Girls Club Cabinet consists of the officers of the Girls Club and a representative from each class. In the Front row from left to right are Peg McBride, President, Cathy Horn, Vice President; and Edeen Stehr, Secretary. In the back are representatives Gwen Davidson, 9th grade; Rello Morris, 10th grade; Corynne Beaudry, 11th grade; and Karen Flansburg, 12th grade. The key activities of the Girls Club this year were the Homecoming, Tolo, bake sales, and the talent show. The members are from left to right, top row: Jeanne Harstad, Pennie Pray, Margie Campbell, Karen Flansburg, Sharon Hughes, Linda Reef, Jean Younce, Edeen Stehr, Barbara Lewis, Julie Day. Fourth row: Carol Mackie, Cathy Horn, Sharon Hjelle, Phyllis Scherrer, Shirleen Aylesworth, Doris Klempel, Carol Graham, Marian Younce, Joan Younce, Cindy Mudge. Third row: Vicki Campbell, Linda Woolley, Theresa Medrano, Marydee Graham, Lorna Kanikeberg, Evelyn Phillips, Julie Arnold, Ann Luke, Maxine Cartwright, Anna Dickson, and Peggy McBride. Second row: Rella Morris, Rosalie Kempma, Linda McFarland, Jeane Turner, Karen Mulder, Barbara Besaw, Lynn Moen, Judy Roche, Georganna Smith, Kathy Boyd. First row: Gwen Davidson, Clory Virta, Connie Bromley, Trudy Nelson, Gerry Sawyer, Corynne Beaudry, Nancy Riley, Bev Cool, Sharon Yelmene, Gloria Roche, and Charmaine Hughes. 41 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AND TORCH The above picture is only of the Seniors who are in the National Honor Society even though there are more members. During the year the Torch and National Honor Societies worked together most of the time on their projects. The Torch has more members than the Honor Society and many of the students that are in one are in the other also. The major project this year was pre- paring Christmas baskets for needy families and to collect toys to give to children at Christmas time. These students hold the key to knowledge. Bock row left to right: Lyle Lundberg, Steve Bromley, Bruce Campbell, Mike Johnson, Mark Zerr, Paul Craggs, Darrell Luke, Bill Stanton. Second row: Bev Cool, Marydee Graham, Carol Mackie, Joan Younce, Sharon Hjelle, Nancy Riley, Deejay Zerfoss, Lylo Krieg. Front row: Edeen Stehr, Clory Virta, Karen Mulder, Jeanne Turner, Linda McFarland, Rosalie Kempma, Cathy Horn. 42 LETTERMEN The key to a successful athletic season is the strength of its lettermen. Advisor Coach Barthlow, standing on the left in the back row looks over his season's players with pride. Shown above next to Coach Barthlow are Mike Wolden, Robert West, Brian Lorcom, Darrell Luke, Dan Maik, Bruce Campbell, and Mike Johnson. In the foreground left to right are Duane Strid, George Albin, Lyle Lundberg, Alan Davidson, Jack Bunkelman, John Maik, Delmar Stinson, Ron Moen, and John Carpenter. Second row: Ed K irschgessner, Paul Craggs, Ken Poolman, Bruce Bond, Tom Bergan, Jerry Gamble, Richard West, Gerald Faris. Third row: Steve Burnett, Steve Wilson, Larry Stanton, Steve Bromley, Phillip Dickson, Doug Short, Lyle Alton, Dick Bunkelman, and Terry Grube. LIBRARY Miss RosaJie Gangwer our very capable librarian instructs her assistants Jeanne Harstad, Barbara Lewis, and Corynne Beaudry in procedures of good librarianship. Editor Sharon Hjelle is shown above with her Tiger Rag staff. Seated are Rella Morris, Georgianna Smith, Lynn Moon, and Judy Roche. Standing are Rosalie Kempmo, Editor Sharon Hjelle, Karen Flansburg, and Sharon Hughes. TIGER RAG The Tiger Rag Staff was divided into two groups this year for convenience and timesaving. As a result the Tiger Rag was produced more often and was more complete. Seated second from the left is Editor Barbara Lewis surrounded by her Tiger Rag reporting staff- Clory Virta, Doris Klempel, Vicki Campbell, Penny Pray, Jeanne Harstad, Marydee Graham, and Alan Davidson. Seated next to the old fire bell that is a familiar sight to Granite Falls High students is Bruce Campbell, A.S.B. President as he discusses the keys to student government with Joan Younce, A.S.B. Secretary, and Paul Craggs, A.S.B. Vice President. STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATED STUDENTS GRANITE FALLS HIGH Student Council is the key to our democratic system of control in school. It is this group which acts on activities sponsored by the A.S.B. Sitting opposite each other by their classes are junior high reps. Betty Blythe and Ida Nelson; Frosh reps. Cindy Mudge and Paul Engebretsen; Soph reps. Jerry Gamble and Trudy Nelson; Jun- ior reps. Cathy Horn and Steve Wilson; and Senior reps. Steve Bromley and Edeen Stehr. Presiding are Vice President Paul Craggs, President Bruce Campbell, and Secretary- Treasurer Joan Younce. 45 The Band, which holds the keys to the entertainment of our school, has held many activities this year. They sold candy, played for all football and basketball gomes. They also plan to attend several parades throughout the state this year. Members are, L. to R. Peggy Stormo, Gail Jacobsen, Mike Whipple, Marian Younce, Bruce Blizard, Sheila Roche, Renae Engstrom, Sharon Hjelle, Judy Roche, Vickie Jacobsen, Marcia McFarland, Dick Burnett, Paul Engebretson, John Chase, Jim Thompson, Ken McGillivray, Kay Stinson, Carol Graham, Linda Wooley, Marydee Graham, David Kacaroski, Lorna Kanikeberg, Tim Tupper, Gary Smith, Greg Stehr, Ron Wilder, Doug Omeg, Terry Lindgren, Nancy Phillips. Members of the Medical Science Club are Rosalie Kempma, president, Judy Roche, Sharon Yelmene, Sheryl Hemp, Lynne Moen, Lyla Krieg, and Gloria Roche. Second row: Lorna Kanickeberg, Margie Campbell, Pennie Pray, Marydee Graham, Linda Wooley, Anna Dickson, and Linda McFarland. Top row: Sharon Hjelle, secretary, Carol Graham, Marian Younce, vice president, Phylli s Scherrer, Doris Klempel, Shirleen Aylesworth. Marion Younce Vice President Rosalie Kempma President Sharon Hjelle Secretary This year the Medical Science Club made tray favors for resting homes and hospitals at Christmas and Valentine’s Day. The club planned on making many trips to hospitals and also sent for num- erous films. To earn money for these projects the members held pie and candy sales. MEDICAL SCIENCE CLUB 47 Mark Zerr • Editor, Joan Younce - Business Manager, Bruce Campbell Marian Younce, Linda Woolley, Carol Mackie - Asst. Business Manager, and Nancy Riley ANNUAL STAFF Linda McFarland - Asst. Editor, Paul Craggs, Mr. Fallis - Advisor, Lyle Alton, Marian Younce The members of the Pilchuck Staff have been working hard all year to produce the best annual possible. We hope this Pilchuck will bring you pleasure for many years to come. Our thanks are expressed to everyone who has helped us in any way. Congratulations to the graduating class. Much happiness and prosperity through the future years. The Pilchuck Staff 49 TRACK AND TENNIS TURNOUT V Ugh! That's Brian up there! Easy over, Ed These girls are just a few of the many tennis players. Included in this picture are from left to right: Barb Besaw, Gerry Sawyer, Sharon Hjelle, Vicki Campbell, Trudy Nelson, Connie Bromley Doris Klempel, Rosalie Kempma, and Judy Roche. A REAL SWINGER The line-up From left Mr. Bremer, Gary Miller and Steve Burnett skinning a beaver BASEBALL Campbell's winning pitch LETTERMEN HERE, CATCH THE WHIP GLEN'S WELDING and MACHINE SHOP fa MC CULLOCHl S CHAIN SAW PH. OW 1-2433 box 325 GRANITE FALLS, WASHINGTON CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1965 from Jim Palm AMERICAN YEARBOOK REPRESENTATIVE TIGER S DEN Better Quality More for your money Joe Margaret Nelson Granite Falls, Washington CHALLACOMBE-FICKEL and PRECHT, INC. 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LOOP HIGHWAY AL 2-4119 FRONTIER VILLAGE SALON ED 4—7121 BREAKFASTS LUNCHE S DINNERS BEVERAGES GROCERIES TRAILERS PICNIC SUPPLIES FISHING TACKLE HALL FOR RENT PRESTO LOGS PROPANE 2625 COLBY AVENUE EVERETT, WASH. Between Granite Falls and Darrington The Only Chevron Station OW 1—3497 STAR RT. GRANITE FALLS BERT PERLER TACOMA, WASHINGTO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1965 Solie Funeral Home LLOYD W.SOLIE JERRY SOLIE 3301 Colby Avenue Everett, Washington 60 SPRING CONCERT The Spring Concert featured the Granite Falls High School band and the ele- mentary band along with the fifth and sixth grade and junior high choruses. One number, Little Bop Riding Hood, was narrated by Bruce Blizzard while the band accompanied. The concert was a huge success and everyone enjoyed it. Band direction was by Mr. B. Ayers, chorus by Mrs. M. Burri 11. STYLE SHOW The Style Show for this year showed many different types of clothing all of which were greatly admired by the mothers and the other girls. The show was divided into six sections featuring a dif- ferent type of outfit in each. In between the third and fourth sec- tions was a brief intermission followed by the installation of next year’s Girls Club officers. Officers are as follows: President Barb Besaw, Vice President Julie Day, Secretary-Treasurer Rella Morris. The Talent Show was a big success this year. There were many fine entries and very good talent. First place was won by Peg Stormo and Sharlena Lee for their Tahitian Dance. Second went to Barb Besaw who did a fire baton act and third was taken by the Pilchuck Promdenaders who did a square dance routine. The theme of the show was Way Out With Talent.” CAMPUS CUTIES GOING PLACES The Granite Falls Community Float took Second Place trophy in the Bellingham Blos- som Festival. The float was accompanied by the high school band and the drill team. Mr. Ayers leads the band down the avenue. Mrs. Wallace Mackie, Jr., Mike Kerrick, Ray Jacot, and Mrs. Harold Craggs are shown above readying the float for the parade. Queen Clory Weary Kay Stinson The Drill Team steps smartly at the Festival. Queen Clory and princesses Charmaine Hughes, Karen Mulder, and Karen Flansburg greet on lookers os the float moves through the parade route. ATHLETIC BANQUET Mr. Beckett presents Darrell Luke with the Athlete of the Year Trophy. Football co-captains Doug Short and Steve Bromley, with coach Bill Barth- Basketball co-captains Darrel Luke and low accept the football trophy from Mr. Kelln. Larry Stanton. 4 Kneeling left to right: Barb Besaw, Rosalie Kempma, Gerry Sawyer, Trudy Nelson, Nancy Riley, Cindy Mudge, Sharon Yelmene, Linda McFarland, Bev Cool. Standing: Glorio Roche, Rita Cartwright, Marian Younce, Connie Bromley, Edeen Stehr, Sharon Hjelle, Vicki Campbell, Doris Klempel, Maxine Cartwright, Judy Roche. TENNIS Vicki stretches to reach that high one. 5 KNEELING: Left to right: Steve Smith, Bill Hampton, Alan Carpenter, Larry Stanton, Ron Cook, and Paul Engebretsen. STANDING: Lyle Lundberg, Randy Flansburg, Dick Bunkelman, Lyle Alton, Ed Kirschgessner, Steve Burnett, and Jerry Gamble. Steve Burnett State Track Alternate Larry Stanton State Track Meet Mile Runner Lyle Alton Winding up Randy Flansburg and Ed Kirschgessner practice hurdles in turnout. TRACK Ron Cook, Dick Bunkelman, Paul Enge- bretsen, Bill Hampton, Steve Smith, and Lyle Lundberg wait for the starting gun. 6 BASEBALL STANDING (Left to right): Roger Hirschinger, Mrg., Steve Wilson, John Newman, Dan Maik, Bruce Campbell, Mike Johnson, Ken Poolman, Bruce Bond, and John Chase. KNEELING: Jack Bunkelman, Tom Bergan, Steve Bromley, Paul Day, Duane Strid, John Maik, Steve LeDuc, Ron Moen, Mike Willard, and John Carpenfer. BOYS STATE Nominated to Boys State this year were Brian Larcom, Delmar Stinson and Paul Craggs. Delmar Stinson was selected to represent the Granite Falls High School for the 64-65 year. GIRLS STATE Cathy Horn, Lyla Krieg, and Sharon Hjelle were nominated by the high school faculty to represent the American Legion Auxiliary at Girls State. All three were backed by a formidable amount of know- ledge in the background. 7 Mrs. Banks (Edeen Stehr) talks over the wedding of Kay Banks (Clory Virta) with Kay’s brother, Ben, (Steve Bromley) listen ing. Mrs. Pulitski (Peggy McBride) and Clory Virta find time to discuss homework during rehearsals. FATHER OF THE BRIDE Cast Mrs. Banks Mr. Banks Buckley Dunstan. . . . Kay Banks Miss Bellamy Ben Banks Peggy Tommy Banks Massoula Buzz Pete Joe Tim’s Man Delilah Mrs. Pulitski Red Directed by Mr. Zerr Directed by Mr. Zerr The Senior play Father of the Bride” was produced to raise funds for the all- night graduation party at Blake Island. The play was a subtle comedy about the tribula- tions of the families of the bride and groom as they approached the wedding date. The play was produced through the courtesy of the Dramatist’s Play Service. Joe (Mark Zerr, left) directs his assistants Red and Pete (Tom Dearinger and Ron Zerfoss) in the wedding preparation while his boss Massoula (Phillip Dickson) and Mr. Banks (Lyle Alton) look on. Baccalaureate Service Sunday. May SO. 1965.2:00 P. M. IVoroMonal Mr. Milton Connall Invocation ' Stephen Bush I Believe StarttghUrs Add re vi Pastor Wedrjr D. Toilefaon “Yooll Never Walk Alone” Starlighters Benediction Rev. Stephen Bush Recessional Mr. Milton Connell Rev Stephen Buah. Christian Millenary Chu ch. Granite Fails Putor Wctliy D Tciiefron. Cl.nat the Kn| American Lutheran Church. SnohomWh Mr Milton Connell. Organi.i Mr StarJet Ottaway. Choral Starlightrr Jean Y ounce. Joan You nee. Linda Woolley. Marian Younce. Susan Kruae. Sharon Hughe� . Peggy McBruie. Charimmr Hugh a, Krren Planaburg. Clory Virta. Anna D:ckaon. Linda Reef Accompanift Barbara He-� � Mrs. Stanley Ottaway and the STARLIGHTERS Commencement Friday. June 4 - 8.00 P. M. High School Band -Pomp and CircumaUnc ”—Elgar Pastor Louis Gillespie High School Band “Cardinal Overture”—Johnson Joan You nee Starlighters Mark Zerr Presentation of American I Marion Awards Mr. Wm. McFall Presentation of School Award Principal Mark Zerr Introduction of Speaker .. Supt. Vern Huffman Rev. F. Loring Younce Supt. V'ern Huffman Awarding of Diplomas Mr. Edwin 0. Stehr Starlighters High School Band Pastor Louis Gillespie Recce tonal High School Band Pomp and CirctimaUnee”—Blgar Rev. F. Lonng Younce. Concordia Lutheran College. Edmonton. Canada Mr Wm MePall. American Legion Poat No I� . Granite Falls Paator Loun Gillespie. Community Bible Church. Oranite Falla Mr Edwin O Stehr. Chairman. Board of School Director� School Dlatrid No SSI Choral. Mr. gunley Ottaway Band. Mr Brian Ayer . I net met or Edeen Stehr Susan Kruse Gary Maik Darrell Luke Valedictorian Mark Zerr CLASS OF 1965 FOUR-YEAR HONOR ROLL Mark Zerr, Valedictorian Joan Younce, Salutatorian Bruce Campbell CLASS OFFICERS Steve Burnett....................President Darrell Luke...............Vice President Joan Y ounce................Sec.-Treasurer Colors: Blue and Silver Flower: Orchid MOTTO “The reward of one duty done is the power to fulfill another.” Tom Bergan Don Biering Linda Reef CLASS OF 1965 GRAMTZ FALLS HIGH SCHOOL Phillip Dickson Jeanne Harstad Horst Schwendtke Seventh grade sew and sews. Honor Roll ► i i « i � � PROPOSED LIBRARY ADDITION GRANITE FAILS HIGH SCHOOL •OK INI GRANITE FALLS SCHOOL OlSTRlCT N« 332 COAWITL I ALLS WASHINGTON nSBffi F 2?� rntYL- A11 right, staff, let's enlarge on that. Twins yet??