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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1967 volume:

Contents ADMINISTRATION SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS FOOTBALL HOMECOMING BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL GIRLS 1 CLUB BIG G CLUB DRILL TEAM BAND YEARBOOK STAFF TIGER RAG STAFF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ADVERTISEMENTS 2 7 13 16 20 23 28 29 32 34 38 39 40 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 53 MIt happened in 67” is the theme of this year s PILCHUCK. We hope that this book will help you remember this very good year. ADMINISTRATION Mr. Gliva and Mr. Eggleston in a foot- ball game. MR. VERN HUFFMAN Superintendent MR. PAUL EGGLESTON Principal Administration MRS. CLARIBEL MOTTER Secretary -Clerk MRS. BARBARA WILLARD Secretary to the Principal MR. BRIAN AYERS English and German MR. HARRY AYERS Physical Education, Health and History MISS DORLE CAMPBELL Home Economics and Art MISS MARGARET CONLEY Commercial Education MR. TOM BLACK Seventh Grade MR. DON DUNDAS Librarian MR. RICHARD FALLIS English and History MR. CHARLES GLIVA Counselor MRS. JOYCE KING MRS. MARLENE LINDSTRAND English and Drama Science and Spanish 5 MR. THOMAS SHORT Industrial Arts and Driver's Training MR. JOHN WEST Mathematics OUR COOKS, Mrs. Wilder and Mrs. Stilley, helped make 66-67 a year to remember by preparing delicious hot lunches with lots of baked goods, hot from the oven. CUSTODIANS Mr. Jake Schcrrer and Mr. Al Bond kept our school warm and clean during 66-67, a big task well done. BUS DRIVERS are important to our school's operations. Bring ing the kids safely between home and school this year were Mrs. Tupper, Mr. Eisenhauer, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Woolman, and Mr. Bogart. Mr. Bogart also served as bus mechanic. 6 SENIORS At a Pep Assembly. The Seniors helped to make the year a success by providing the underclassmen with the leadership they need. Dee Jay Zerfoss represented themas A.S.B. Presi- dent with Lyle Lunclberg and Bill Stanton as Student Council Representatives. Class officers were Jerry Gamble-Presi- dent, Ronnie Moen-Vice President, and Reila Morris-Secretary. Mr. Gliva was their advisor. The Seniors graduated with the boys wearing Royal-Blue and the girls wearing Ice-Blue caps and gowns. The girls carried long stem w'hite roses, which was their class flower. Veterans' Day assembly featured a panel discussion by Judy Wilde, Rella Morris, Roger Hirschinger, and Jeanie Turner. Also participating were Trudy Nelson and Jerry Gamble. When the Seniors decorated the Christmas tree. Princess Rella and Duane A rose for Jerry. GEORGE A. A LB IN KATHLEEN MARIE BOYD JACK RAYMOND BUNKELMAN JOHN WILLIAM CARPENTER BEVERLEY ARLENE COOL KERRY WILLIAM DICKSON DEE JAY ZERFOSS RANDY LEE FLANSBURG JERRY LEE GAMBLE SHARON LEE JONES ROGER ANDREW HERSCHINGER PATTY JO ANN HUBER 9 ROBERT GLEN HYMER STEPHEN A. LIGON LYLE WILLIAM LUNDBERG MARILYN FAY MATLOCK 10 RONALD CARL MOEN RELLA RAE EDYTHE MORRIS TRUDY ANNE NELSON WILLIAM JOSEPH STANTON KENNITH DAVID STEWART DUANE TERRY STRID LORNA JEAN TURNER JEAN ELNA VIRTA GAIL ELAINE WESTLAND JUDY ANN WILDE HELEN MARIE SMITH Duane gives a pep talk. Bill Stanton received first place in the Peace Essay Contest. Here he received the award from the Lion's Club president. Trudy and her glasses. Jerry Gamble was the Basketball Captain; here he receives the award at the Awards Assembly. JUNIORS Charmaine is a Model This year the Juniors were busy getting ready for their Senior year. They earned money by selling concessions at games and sponsoring dances. The Junior class chose their class flower, the American Beauty Rose which corre- sponds with their colors red and white. This year Mr. Barthlow was their class advisor. Steve LeDuc-Ciass President, John Newman-Vice President, and Connie Bromley-Secretary. Cindy Mudge and Paul Engebretsen were Student Council Repre- sentatives. Gerry Sawyer was A.S.B. Secretary and Steve Smith was Vice Presi- dent of the A.S.B. Also, Cindy Mudge was Homecoming Princess. Juniors yelling?? Homecoming Princess Cindy Mudge being crowned by Master of Cere- monies, Duane Strid. Her escort, Jerry Gamble stands by. Steve John Connie LeDuc Newman Bromley CLASS OFFICERS: John Newman-Vice President; Connie Brom- ley-Secretary; Steve LeDuc-President. Maxine John Gwen Cartwright CJiase Davidson Paul Danny Tom Steve Charmaine Engebretsen Folkers Green Hansen Hughes Mark Lorn a John Johnson Kanikeberg Kinnie Vickie Mike Alan Larcom Lindgren Lundberg 14 Big John gives Tiger Talk Danny Theresa Cindy Maupin Medrano Mudge Buddy Gloria Gerry Sharon Steve Wayne Phillips Roche Sawyer Scherrer Smith Stanton Sherry Mike Sutherland Willard Mike Whipple Linda Woolley Sharon Yelmene Molly Younce 15 SOPHOMORES It happened in 67 that the Sophomore class was led by: Scott Bond-President, Pat Johnson-Vice President, and Jeri Running-Secretary-Treasurer. Their advisor was Mrs. Lindstrand. The Student Council representatives were Kay Stinson and Betty Blythe. Ida Nelson was their Homecoming princess. She was escorted by Ronnie Moen. The class showed much school spirit. They were led by Jeri Running and Ida Nelson as Cheerleaders. The Sophomore class was active in many activities such as football, basketball, tennis, Girls' Club and many others. They sponsored Soc Hops and sold concessions at football and basketball games. The class, already the largest in the High School, added another student, Connie Smith, at the be- ginning of the second semester. Go Get'em Tigers! Sophomore girls hard at work sewing! ! Sally Ken Bruce Aylesworth Benoit Blizard Betty Scott Dick Nona Blythe Bond Burnett Campbell Renae Gwen Engstrom Ferber Sue Connie Folkers Hjelle Robin Howe 17 Patrick David Johnson Kacoroski Lynctte Sharon Kathj' Larson LeDuc Maupin Scott Bond scores again. Our faithful rooter, Connie Hjelle, on the Rooters’ Bus. Marcia Barb Ida Steve McFarland Nelson Nelson Nemnich Doug Ruth Laura Holly Omeg Ottaway Rains Reef Jeri Running 18 Itfs carnival time for the Sophomores. Kay Peggy Mike Stinson Stormo Thayer The Sophomores bring Glee to the school. Mike Dianne Sue Thompson Watkin Westland NOT PICTURED: Jerry Bakko Dick Wilde Valeria James 19 Steve Whipple John Wilbur Ron Wilder David Yelmene FRESHMEN It happened in '67 that the Freshman class got off to a great start. They participated in many activities such as football, basket- ball, tennis, Girls Club, Drill Team and many more. One of the highlights of the year was their initiation by the class of '67, which was followed by a Senior-Frosh dance. Their Homecoming princess for this year was Sharlena Lee, escorted by Kerry Dickson. The class Advisor was Mr. West. Tim Tupper was President, Greg Stehr was Vice President, Sheryl Bettelyoun was Secretary and Sharlena Lee was Treasurer. Karen Smith entered from Everett at the beginning of the second semester. Oh no! Debbie and Tim at the Christmas tree. The Line-up during the Freshman Initiation Assembly. Greg Sheryl Lee Ashley Bettclyoun Bower CLASS OFFICERS: Sheryl Bettelyoun-Secretary; Greg Stehr-Vice President; Sharlena Lee-Treasurer. NOT SHOWN: Tini Tupper- Presidcnt. Michealanne Owen Lani Boyd Bunkelman Carpenter Kathleen Pearl David Irma Carrol John Cole Dennis Gillespie Hawkins Howe Huffman Vicky Larry Sharlena Terry Terry Nancy Jacobsen Krieg Lee Ligon Lindgren Lundbcrg 21 Arthur Lynn Nancy Medrano Newman Phillips Robert Sheila Duane Pullen Roche Running Gary Greg Steve Smith Stehr Stormo NOT PICTURED: Tom Bakko Danny Davis Debbie Nancy Jim Tim Jack Strid Thompson Hughes Tupper Virta 22 The eighth grade boys in shop. Junior High Steve Linda Brian Tony Albin Bagwell Barton Benoit Eighth Grade This year the eighth grade class officers were President-Randy Willard, Vice Pres- ident-Dale McFarland, Secretary-Glenda Garka. Their Student Council Represent- atives were Danny Hampton and Rosalee Engstrom. The cheerleaders from the eighth grade were Debbie Ligon, Donna Whipple and Rosalee Engstrom. The eighth grade is a very athletic class and is sure to be a very successful class as part of the High School next year. Jill Jerald Wayne Linda Berlin Bunkelman Bunkelman Carpenter Rosalee Marilyn Rick Glenda Chery Peggy Danny Engstrom Ferbcr Gamble Garka Goodrich Day Hampton Clyde Jones Roberta Kirstine John Kempma Rondey Krieg Roy Larson Debbie Ligon Curtis Mackie CLASS OFFICERS: Dale McFarland- Vice President; Glenda Garka-Sec- retary; Randy Willard-President. NOT PICTURED: Mary Bakko John Butts Ennis Code Verna Kimball Howard Tom Mona John Mona Meeks Nulf Pearsall Petty Rains Steve Peggy Janis Joy Rick Tim Josie Rawe Reef Roche Running Short Thompson Tupper Dennis Larry Wagner Watkin Donna Valerie Dick Whipple Wicklund Wilbur Randy Carol Willard Yelmene 25 Martha Connie Carolyn Ajer Ashley Blizard CLASS OFFICERS: Dean Running-President; Cindy Bond- Treasurer; Louis Gillespie-Secretary. NOT SHOWN: Stan Pottruff-Vice President. Cindy Leska Margaret Bond Brenner Bromley Keith Dawn Valerie Mary Kay Cool Crandall Delano Driscoll Flansburg NOT PICTURED: Jesse Bower Steve Brackett Lynn Code Robert Dennis Carl Erickson Louis Chester Gillespie Hawkins Kurt Randy Hirschinger Howe Jerry Huffman 26 Seventh Grade The seventh grade was impressed by the High School life as this was their first year in the building. Officers for the seventh grade were: Dean Running, President; Stan Pottruff, Vice President; Louis Gillespie, Secre- tary; and Cindy Bond, Treasurer. Student Council rep- resentative was Louis Gillespie. Mr. Black was class advisor. Leska Brenner and Cindy Bond were Junior High Cheerleaders along with three eighth grade girls. Two dances were sponsored by the seventh grade in which the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade classes were invited. All this happened in 67. Shirley Robin Scott Kirs tine Lamont Maupin Grog Mike Robert McBride McCarter McCarter Ron Toni Stan Duane Dean McGillivray Pike Pottruff Pray Running Steve Sawyer Ray Stewart Gayle Wagner Gwen Westland Steve Westland SPORTS The boys in the shower room after winning the Homecoming game with Chimacum 8-0. Nice shot by the Tigers at the Coupeville game. Coronation of the 1966-67 Homecoming court. Football Mr. Barthlow-Head Coach and Mr. West-Assistant Coach. The graduating Seniors. STANDING: Kerry Dickson, Jerry Gamble, George Albin, Ron Moen. KNEELING: Roger Hirschinger, Lyle Lundberg. FRONT ROW: Ron Moen, Steve LeDuc, Lyle Lundberg, Doug Omeg, Kerry Dickson, John Newman, Jerry Gamble, Ken Benoit. SECOND ROW: David Kacoroski, Scott Bond, Steve Hansen, Mark Johnson, Gary Smith, Dick Wilde, Dave Yelmene, Bruce Blizard. THIRD ROW: Robert Pullen, Greg Ashley, Steve Stormo, Lee Bower, Bruce Scherrer, Jim Hughes, Mike Thompson, Mike Thayer. TOP ROW: Alan Lundberg, Bill Albin, Greg Stehr, Ron Wilder, George Albin, Mike Willard, Roger Hirschinger. John Newman T Alan Lundberg H B Lyle Lundberg F B Jerry Gamble H B Steve LeDuc Q B Steve Hansen E Ron Wilder G Scott Bond Q B Ron Moen E George Albin C Kerry Dickson E Roger Hirschinger H B The Homecoming was held on October 28, 1966. The theme was ’’Lollipops and Roses. ” ABOVE: Senior Princess-Rella Morris and Junior Princess-Cindy Mudge. BELOW: Sophomore Princess-Ida Nelson and Freshman Princess-Shariena Lee. 1966 67 VARSITY--STANDING: Coach-Mr. Harry Ayers, Ronnie Moen, John Newman, Kerry Dickson, George Albin, Lyle Lundberg, Ken Stewart, Dennis Wagner-Trainer. SEATED: Randy Flans burg, Duane Strid, Jerry Gamble, Steve LeDuc, Alan Lundberg. Varsity It happened in '67 that the Varsity team was handicapped by a lack of height. Not so tall as the opposition, they frequently came out on the short end of the scoring. However, they were never short on spirit, and fought through some exciting games. 1966-67 JR. VARSITY—STANDING: John Wilbur, Jack Virta, Scott Bond, Mike Whipple, Ron Wilder, Steve Hansen, Greg Stehr, Mike Willard, Dick Burnett, Bruce Blizard, coach Mr. Short. KNEELING: Manager-John Huffman. Junior Varsity The Junior Varsity showed real spirit through a hard-fought season in 66-67. No giants came forth, but some very promising players emerged. 1966-67 JR. VARSITY--STANDING: David Gillespie, Larry Kreig, Steve Storme, Steve Smith, Gary Smith, Ken McGillivray, coach-Mr. Short. KNEELING: Trainer-Dennis Wagner. 37 The high school cheerleaders for '67 were Gerry Sawyer, Junior; Trudy Nelson, Senior; Cindy Mudge, Junior; Ida Nelson, Sophomore; and Jcri Running, Sophomore. They arc shown above in their basketball uniforms. The picture below shows their football uniforms. No one could be prouder— Cheerleaders Fight on to Victory!! 38 The Junior High Basketball cheerleaders for 67 are, left to right: Debbie Ligon, Cindy Bond, Donna Whipple, Rosalee Engstrom, and (not shown) Leska Brenner. They did a spirited job cheering their team, the Huskies. Activities The band played at home football and basketball games. The Drill Team marched at home games. A Sophomore Class meeting? ? ? The Tiger Rag Staff published the school paper. The Annual Staff hard at work. OFFICERS: Steve Smith-Vice President, Gerry Sawyer- Secretary, and Dee Jay Zerfoss-President. This is the cabin that was built by a shop class and financed by the A.S.B. When it was finished, it was auctioned off and the profits went to the Associated Student Body. Student Council STANDING: Louis Gillespie-Seventh Grade, Kay Stinson-Sophomore, Lyle Lundberg-Senior, Betty Blythe- Spohomore, Bill Stanton-Senior, Cindy Mudge and Paul Engebretsen-Junior, Pearl Dennis and Ken Me Gil livray-Freshmen, Danny Hampton-Eighth Grade. NOT SHOWN: Rosalee Engstrom-Eighth Grade. 40 Selling concessions at a basketball game. This year's student council made '67 a year to remember. They spon- sored many activities and made plans for more. The activities were well organized under their leadership. Some of the activities they sponsored were the building of a cabin by a cabin construction class and the writing of a book on the history of Granite Falls by a history class. They also sponsored a magic show with Merlin the Great, and a school carnival with all activity groups participating. Plans were made for a sign board in front of the school and for rearranging the trophy case and the class pictures in the hall. The ring toss game at the A. S. B. Carnival. One of the references used to write the Granite Falls History book. The cabin construction class during the first stages of the building of the cabin. Girls’ Club This years Girls Club helped to make 1967 a year to re- member. They started the year with the Homecoming Dance, held October 28. The theme was Lollipops and Hoses. They also sponsored the Tolo, Winter Wonderland, held January 28. They held many bake sales and pie sales through- out the year to earn money. OFFICERS: Miss Campbell-Advisor, Maxine Cartwright-Vice President, Lor mi Kanikeberg- Sergeant-At-Arms, Bev Cool-President, Kay Stinson-Secretary, Linda Woolley-Pep Club Chairman. FRONT ROW: Gail Westland, Jeanie Turner, Judy Wilde, Kathie Boyd, Rella Morris, Marilyn Matlock, Jean Virta, Bev Cool, Trujy Nelson, Linda Woolley. SECOND ROW: Jeri Running, Sue Folkers, Connie Hjelle, Laura Rains, Gwen Ferber, Kay Stinson, Charmaine Hughes, Maxine Cartwright, Peggy Stormo, Ida Nelson, Gerry Sawyer Cindy Mudge, Miss Campbell- Advisor. THIRD ROW: Ruth Ottaway, Sue Westland, Sally Aylesworth, Jeanne Anderson, Sharlena Lee, Debbie Strid, Nancy Lundberg, Betty Blythe, Molly Younce, Lorna Kanikebcrg. TOP ROW: Kathy Maupin, Nona Campbell, Sherry Sutherland, Vickie Larcom, Sharon Yelmene, Theresa Medrano, Gwen Davidson, Gloria Roche, Holly Reef, Marcia McFarland, Renae Engstrom, Barb Nelson. Vice President, Duane Strid, crowned Queen Trudy Nelson at the Homecoming Coronation Assembly. The Big G Club was very busy this year. They held dances, sold concessions at football and basket- ball games, and sponsored the Faculty - Letter men football game. They also worked with the Girls1 Club to put on the Homecoming. Steve Hansen and Ron Wilder earned letters in Football. President Lyle Lundberg gave them their oaths in the Football Awards Assembly. The club also raised funds and attended college and pro-basketball and hockey games. Lyle Lundberg-Prcsidcnt; Duane Strid-Vice President; Alan Lundberg-Sec retary. Big G Club BACK ROW: Mr. Short-Advisor; Bruce Blizard, Pat Johnson, John Newman, Lyle Lundberg, Jerry Gamble, Kerry Dick- son, Ken Benoit, Robert Hymer. FRONT ROW: Ken Stewart, John Carpenter, Mike Whipple, Mike Willard, George Albin, Scott Bond, Steve LeDuc, Duane Strid, Steve Smith, Ron Moen, Jack Bunkelman, Dave Yelmene. KNEELING: Paul Enge- bretsen, Dick Burnett, Doug Omeg, John Wilbur, Alan Lundberg, Roger Hirschinger. The Drill Team leader this year was Molly Younce; Assistant leader, Charmaine Hughes; Secretary-treasurer, Betty Blythe; Advisor, Miss Campbell. The Drill Team held car washes, bake sales, and held their annual Spaghetti Dinner to earn money for their uniforms. The girls have decided to keep these uniforms as their permanent ones. Drill Team Drill Team drilling at games. Practicing Girls?? FIRST ROW: Lani Carpenter, Sharon LeDuc, Sharlcna Lee, Peggy Strome, Marcia McFarland, Charmaine Hughes, Assistant Leader. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Anderson, Debbie Strid, Renac Engstrom, Barbara Nelson, llolly Reef, Betty Blythe, Secretary-treasurer. THIRD ROW: Elaine Matthiesen, Kay Stinson, Molly Younce, Leader, and Terry Lindgren. NOT PICTURED: Connie Bromley, Linda Woolley, and Miss Campbell, Advisor. 44 The band played at many activities, such as football and basketball games. They also marched and played in many parades, in- cluding the Wenatchee Apple Blossom Parade. Band FIRST ROW: Sheila Roche, Martha Ajer, Mary Driscoll, Gail Wagner, Gwen Westland, Ron McGUlivray, Curtis Mackie, Lynn Newman, Rosalee Engstrom, Jill Berlin, Dawn Crandall. SECOND ROW: Danny Hampton, Roy Larson, Vicky Jacobsen, Peggy Reef, Josie Tupper, Roberta Kirstine, Tim Thompson, John Kempma, Shirley Kirstine, Stan Pottruff, Mr. Brian Ayers, Robert Dennis, Tony Benoit, Dale McFarland, Ix rna Kanikebcrg. STANDING: Jerry Gamble, Sports Editor; Molly Younce, Assistant Editor; Bill Stanton, Sports Editor; Cindy Mudge, Assistant Business Man- ager; Mr. Richard Fallis, Advisor. SEATED: Jeanie Turner, Editor; Trudy Nelson, Business Manager. Yearbook Staff It happened in 67 that we had a fine group of people working on the yearbook. Besides those pictured here, there were many other students who helped in various ways. We also had good cooperation with our publish- ers representative, Mr. Durham. Merchants and businessmen from Everett, Marysville, Arlington, Snohomish, and Frontier Village, as well as tlie Granite Falls District, supported our yearbook with advertisements. Ad teams this year were Ron Moen and Jeanie Turner, Jery Gamble and Linda Woolley, Trudy Nelson and Scott Bond, Cindy Mudge and Lyle Lundberg, Betty Blythe and Jeri Running, Rella Morris and Greg Stehr, Charmaine Hughes and Molly Younce, Ida Nelson and Dee Jay Zer- foss, and Kay Stinson and Ken Stewart. STANDING: Ken McGillivray, Debbie Strid, Sharon Yel- mene, Rella Morris, Jeri Running. SEATED: Betty Blythe, Kay Stinson, Charmaine Hughes. STANDING: Robert Hymer, John Huffman, Kathleen Cole, Linda Woolley, George Albin. SEATED: Shariena Lee, Renae Engstrom. 46 Tiger Rag Staff At first, it didn't look like it would happen in f67. The STANDING: Kathie Boyd-Secretary. SEATED: Marilyn Tiger Rag Staff had a difficult time getting started, but Matlock-Editor, after many attempts they came up with a winner. Mari- lyn Matlock was the Editor and Kathie Boyd was the Sec- retary. Members of the staff were Pat Huber, Gail Westland, Randy Flansburg, Theresa Medrano, Gloria Roche, Sharon Yelmene, Mike Whipple, Barb Nelson, Marcia McFarland, and Carrol Howe. Mrs. King was advisor. This year they included ads in the paper to help with the costs. STANDING: Randy Flansburg, Mike Whipple, Gloria Roche, Gail Westland, Sharon Yelmene, Marcia Mc- Farland, Barb Nelson, Theresa Medrano, Carrol Howe, Mrs. King-Advisor. SEATED: Kathie Boyd, Mari- lyn Matlock. 47 It happened in f67 that the National Honor Society elected Bill Stanton as President, Lyle Lundbcrg as Vice President, Bev Cool as Sec- retary, and Jeanie Turner as Treasurer. Other permanent members were: Trudy Nelson, Lorna Kanikeberg, and Dee Jay Zerfoss. Pro- visional members: Jeanne Anderson, Betty Blythe, Renac Engstrom, Sue Folkers, and Jeri Running. As money raising projects, they sold conces- sions at a Basketball game, and sold boxes of candy. STANDING: Lyle Lundberg, Jeanne Anderson, Renae Engstrom, Betty Blythe, Sue Folkers, Mr. Dundas, Lorna Kanikeberg, Jeri Running, Dee Jay Zerfoss, Bill Stanton. SEATED: Bev Cool, Trudy Nelson, Jeanie Turner. F.T.A. It happened in '67 that the Future Teachers of America Club was organized. Many students showed an interest and joined. As a fund raising project, members brought old cosmetics, tools, and other articles and auctioned them off. Officers were, Ken Stewart-President, Lyle Lundberg -Vice President, and Marilyn Matlock- Secretary -Treasurer. STANDING: Miss Conley, Marilyn Matlock, Maxine Cartwright, Kathie Boyd, Rella Morris, Trudy Nelson, Jeanne Anderson, Sally Aylesworth, Ken Stewart, Bill Stanton. SEATED: Gloria Roche, Peggy Storme, Vickie Larcom, Gwen Davidson, Sharon Yelmene, Connie Hjelle, Sherry Sutherland, Lyle Lundberg, Theresa Medrane, Jeanie Turner. GRANITE °FALL5 OFFICERS: Rella Morris-Assistant Secretary, Ken Stewart-Presidcnt, Marilyn Matlock-Sccretary-Treasurer, Lyle Lundberg-Vice President. Steve LeDuc receives the inspirational award for Football. He also received this award for Basketball. Glee Club at practice. � Fun in the Snow. Rehearsal for a play, A Crazy Violet, put on by the Drama class. Selling Yearbook subscriptions. Miss Conley awarding Scott Bond as one of the flayers - of-the-Week. The Three Musketeers selling Concessions at a Basketball game. FOOTBALL AWARDS: Mr. Barthlow-Coach, Steve LeDuc-Inspirational Award. Jerry Gamble and Lyle Lundbcrg-Co-Captains, Ron Wilder-Most Improved Player, The Faculty Cheerleaders at the Lcttcrmen-Faculty and Mr. West-Assistant Coach. Football game. Senior Credits GEORGE ALBIN: Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Big G Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; A.V. 2; Homecoming Escort 4; Senior Play 4. KATHIE BOYD: Girls Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club, 1,2; Drill Team 1,2; Tiger Rag Staff 2,3,4—Sec. 4—Asst. Editor; F.T.A. 4; Medical Science Club 3; Senior Play 4. JACK BUNKELMAN: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Big G Club 2,3,4. JOHN CARPENTER: Football 3—Mgr. 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Big G Club 2,3,4. BEV COOL: Girls Club 1,2,3,4—Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2; Drill Team 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2.3.4— Sec. 3,4; Class Sec. 3; Senior Play 4; Girls State 3; Drama Club 3. KERRY DICKSON: Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,3; Big G Club 3; A.V. Vice Pres. 3; Senior Play 4; Homecoming Escort 4. BOB FERBER: Class Committees 1,2,3,4. RANDY FLANSBURG: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 3; Track 2; Big G Club 2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Tiger Rag Staff 4. JERRY GAMBLE: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 1,2; Big G Club 2,3,4; Class Pres. 4; Student Council 1,2,3—Vice Pres. 3; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Annual Sales Staff 4; Senior Play 4. ROGER HIRSCHINGER: Football 2,3,4; Basketball Mgr. 1; Baseball Mgr. 2,3; Senior Play 4. ROBERT HYMER: Entered from Oakville 3; Baseball Mgr. 3; Big G Club 3,4; Chess Club 3; Annual Staff Photographer 4. PATTY HUBER: Girls Club 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,3,4; Tiger Rag Staff 4; Library 2,3; Ticket Sellers Club 3. SHARON JONES: Entered from Arlington 4; Girls Club 4. LYLE LUNDBERG: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Big G Club 2,3,4—Sec. 3 — Pres. 4; Annual Sales Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Torch Club 2; Student Council 3,4; Class Vice Pres. 1—Pres. 2; Homecoming Escort 4; Senior Play 4; Boys State 3; F.T.A. Vice Pres. 4. MARILYN MATLOCK: Girls Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 3; Drill Team 2,3; Tiger Rag Staff 2,3,4— Editor 4; F.T.A. Sec. 4. RON MOEN: Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Big G Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 4; Annual Sales Staff 4. RELLA MORRIS: Girls Club 1,2,3,4—Cabinet 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4—Pres. 3; Drill Team 2,3 — Asst. Leader 3; Tiger Rag Staff 1,2,3,4; Class Sec. 2,4; Annual Staff 3,4—Asst. Business Mgr. 3; Homecoming Princess 4; Senior Play 4; Tennis 3; F.T.A. Asst. Sec. 4; Annual Sales Staff 3,4. TRUDY NELSON: Girls Club 1,2,3,4—Cabinet 3; Vep Club 1,2,3,4—Sec. 3; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Annual Business Mgr. 4; Tiger Rag 2; Student Council 1,2,3; Drill Team 1; Homecoming Princess 1,2,3— Queen 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; F.T.A. 4; Senior Play 4; Talent Show 2. HELEN SMITH: Entered from Everett 4; Girls Club 4; Senior Play 4. BILL STANTON: Student Council 4; Band 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Big G Club 3,4; National Honor Society 2.3.4— Vice Pres. 3—Pres. 4; Senior Play 4; F.T.A. 4; Annual Staff 4; Lab Asst. 4. KEN STEWART: Football 3; Track 4; Big G Club 3,4; Tiger Rag Staff Asst. Editor 3; F.T.A. Pres. 4; Senior Play 4; Annual Sales Staff 4. DUANE STRID: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 1,3; Big G Club 2,3,4—Vice Pres. 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. JEANIE TURNER: Girls Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Tiger Rag Staff Sec. 3; Annual Staff 3,4— Editor 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4—Treasurer 4; F.T.A. 4; Drama Club 3; Annual Sales Staff 3,4. JEAN VIRTA: Class Committees 1,2,3,4. GAIL WESTLAND: Girls Club 1; Pep Club 2,3; Drill Team 3; Talent Show 1; Ticket Sellers Club 3; Library 2; Tiger Rag Staff 4. JUDY WILDE: Entered from Republic 4; Girls Club 4. DEE JAY ZERFOSS: National Honor Society 2,3,4; Asst. Annual Editor 3; Annual Sales Staff 4; Class Vice Pres. 2,3; Senior Play 4; A.S.B. Pres. 4; Torch Club 2. 52 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’67 SCOTT PAPER COMPANY WEST COAST DIVISION EVERETT, WASHINGTON GRANITE FALLS STATE BANK YOUR FRIENDLY HOME TOWN BANK COMPLETELY REMODELED MEMBER OF THE FDIC GRANITE FALLS SUNDRIES OW 1-2761 GIFT AND STATIONERY ITEMS KEN AND ESTER BURRILL Tina’s U . 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