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

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SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE: As we travel down the pathway of life we notice there are many possible detours. Too often when we are young we feel that each detour must be explored. Valuable time is wasted exploring the detours to find the unknown at each pathway end. More progress can be made by youth who will read the signs along the path. Discerning youth travel the main trail to reach their destination arriving there re- freshed and ready for the challenges they will meet. We sincerely trust that your experience in our school has taught you to read the sign boards along the trail you have chosen for yourself; so that, you will arrive at your destination refreshed and eager to meet your chal- lenges in life. VERN L. HUFFMAN Secretary Claribel Motter PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE: All paths lead somewhere. Some people travel what- ever path they happen upon. For them the rewards at the end of the trail will be determined by luck. Others more sensibly attempt to find out which paths lead to their goals. Will you be the idle wanderer constantly at the mercy of chance fate or will you be the prudent, knowledgeable traveler aware of your own destination ? Paul Eggleston

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Contents PRINCIPAL AND SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGES ADMINISTRATION SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS FOOTBALL HOMECOMING BASKETBALL ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL GIRLS1 CLUB BIG G CLUB TIGER RAG STAFFS ANNUAL STAFF BAND DRILL TEAM MEDICAL SCIENCE CLUB TOLO AUTOGRAPHS ADS The theme of this yearfs annual is Pathways. We hope that this book will bring fond memories for many, many years. 2 3 7 15 18 21 25 30 31 34 36 41 42 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 52 55 56

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The 1966 PILCHUCK is dedicated to the lasting memory of Mr. Vernon Thompson, a good friend and a good teacher.