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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1970 volume:

1970 PILCHUCK “PRIDE” ADMINISTRATION.........................................2 SENIORS................................................6 UNDERCLASSMEN.........................................14 STUDENT COUNCIL.......................................20 GIRLS' BASKETBALL.....................................23 TENNIS................................................24 HOMECOMING............................................26 FOOTBALL..............................................28 BASKETBALL............................................31 CHEERLEADERS..........................................34 ANNUAL STAFF..........................................36 GIRLS' CLUB...........................................38 LETTERMEN'S CLUB......................................39 PEP CLUB............................................. 40 DRILL TEAM............................................41 BAND..................................................42 CHORUS................................................43 G. A. A...............................................44 SKI CLUB............................................. 45 TIGER RAG STAFF.......................................46 F. T. A...............................................47 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY................................48 MEDICAL SCIENCE.......................................49 TOLO..................................................50 JUNIOR HIGH...........................................51 ADVERTISEMENT.........................................64 PRIDE was the theme selected for this year's annual. GRANITE FALLS HIGH SCHOOL GRANITE FALLS, WASHINGTON ADMINISTRATION As we go through our daily lives we can all point to in- dividuals who seem to always be on top. They always seem to make the most out of everything. We often won- der what it is that encourages these people to do so well. It is the same thing that has made so many ordinary people great people: Pride. Pride in oneself and what one stand for and does. Without pride a student will do C work when they could do A work. The athlete who cheats on training rules has little pride. Pride is what helps push a person who has lived in poverty to work day and night to better his station in life. This book reflects the pride the annual staff has in their work and their desire to record this year's activi- ties for all of their friends. I earnestly hope that this pride will always be with these staff members and all of our Grinte Falls Students. Mr. Eaab MR. HARRY RAAB Principal MRS. BARBARA WILLARD Secretary to the Principal 2 The faithful bus drivers for the 69-70 school year are, from left to right: Mr. Sanders, Mr. LeDuc, Mrs. Woolman, Mr. Bogart, Mrs. Tuttle, and Mr. Eisenhower. Keeping the school bright and shiny were our loyal custodians, left to right: Jake Scherrer, and A1 Bond. PERSONNEL Throughout the school year, the cooks were busy fixing delicious lunches for the school. The lunches were so good that at least once a week the Granite Falls schools were awarded the KRKO radio Good Lunch of the Day. Mrs. Wilder Mrs. Albin Mrs. Mulder MR. TOM BLACK Seventh Grade, Social Studies, English Science MR. JACK DOE RING Physical Education MR. ERNEST BUNNELL English MR. DON DUNDAS Librarian MR. RON CAMP History and Physical Education MRS. SUE ELLIS Home Ec., Health MISS SALLY GREEN Business Education MRS. PAT LEUTHY English, Spanish, Journalism MR. LYLE LUSH Psychology, Art 4 MR. LARRY MARTINEC Counselor MISS JUDITH STEFFEN English, German, Social Studies MR. DAVID McNEELY Math, History, Speech MR. WILMER STRECKER Math, Biology MR. R. JIM SEIBERT Math, Electronics Physics, Science MR. ARVID WAALI Music MR. EARLWISNER Shop MR. JOHN WEST Math, Drivers Ed. FACULTY The Graduating class of 1970 demonstrated their PRIDE throughout the year by participating in many activities. Al- though the Senior class was a small one they carried on with a mighty force. Their class yell told the story of the Seniors they were ’’full of pep and on the go. ” The Seniors were the first class to take their Senior Sneak in the winter. They went skiing and sledding at Snoqualimie. Other activites were decorating the Christmas Tree, teach- ing classes for Student Government Day, putting on the Senior Play and helping with the Junior-Senior Ball. Ken McGillivray served as A.S. B. president. Leadership was further shown by the Seniors playing leading roles in Let- termen's Club, Girls' Club, Drill Team, Pep Club, Honor So- ciety, Tiger Rag, Ski Club and other activities. Karen Smith was president of the class, John Huffman Vice- president and Kathy Cole Secretary. Greg Stehr and Sharlena Lee served as A.S. B. representatives. With all the activities the year moved quickly and soon came Graduation. But the class of 70 will always remember the fun time they spent at Granite Falls High School. Senior class officers, left to right: Kathy Cole, secretary John Huffman, Vice president Karen Smith, President. SENIORS 6 OWEN LYN BUNKELMAN LEILANI LEE CARPENTER KATHLEEN ETHEL COLE TED VERNON CRAWFORD PEARL MARIE DENNIS JO ANN (LUMSDEN) BERRY SHERYL HOPE BETTELYOUN JOHN ALAN HUFFMAN JAMES MELBORN HUGHES MICHEALANNE LOUISE N. (CUSICK) HOLDEN IRMA ELIZABETH HAWKINS VICKY LEONE JACOBSEN 9 REBECCA ANN LIKES NANCY JEAN LUNDBERG LARRY RAY KRIEG ROBERT STEVEN McEWEN SHARLENA EVONNE LEE KENNETH GENE McGILLIVRAY ELAINE FRANCES MATTHIESEN ARTHUR F. MEDRANO JEFFERY SCOTT PELTON SHEILA MAE ROCHE SANDRA MARY SLAUSON STEVE LOUIS STORMO DOUGLAS ARTHUR THORNE JACK VICTOR VIRTA DEBORAH SUE STRID NANCY HELEN THOMPSON GREG DENNIS STEHR JAMES LEROY STINE PRIDE was shown by all of the Seniors. This page demon- strates some of the pride they felt for Granite Falls High School by . . . . . . keeping peace in the school . . . and decorating the Christmas tree. . . . being Santa Claus 13 After a year of tests and hard work, the Juniors still had time for fun. This year they showed pride while participating in school activities. They out-yelled other classes, won class competition, and put on pep skits. They also had a turnout for all school sports. Many earning projects this year included sock hops, conces- sion, Valentine's Day cake raffle, and dart throw at the A. S. B. carnival. The Jr. Sr. Ball and decorating for graduation were the two biggest items in the Junior list of activities. Juniors were represented in Student Council by representa- tives Joy Running, Randy Willard; A. S. B. Secretary Glenda Garka, andA.S. B. V. Pres. Howard Meeks. Our cheerleader, Rosalee Engstrom lead the class in school spirit and our class officers Clyde J. , Pres. , Jerry P. , V. Pres. , and Mona P. , Sec. did a fine job leading the class activities. Mona P. repre- sented the Junior class as princess for Homecoming. Class advisors were Miss Green and Mr. Waali. Class Officers: President Clyde Jones, Vice President Jerry Parton, Secretary Treasurer Mona Pearsall. JUNIORS Linda Carpenter James Cooper Luanne Eckley Rosalee Engstrom Marilyn Ferber Rick Gamble Glenda Garka Chery Goodrich Gay Graham Clyde Jones John Kempma Rondey Krieg 15 Ramon Medrano Howard Meeks Karen Mueller Jeff Nelson Jerry Parton Mona Pearsall Jenny Pel ton Larry Perrigoue John Petty Mona Rains Steve Rawe Joy Running Kathi Sherman Steve Siebert Diane Simpson Judy Spencer Gary Swartz Tim Thompson Dennis Wagner Valerie Wicklund Dick Wilbur Randy Willard Donna Whipple Bob Wisner Janis Roche Rick Short Larry Watkin 16 This year the Sophomores took great pride in all activities that came their way. Many participated in sports and showed great enthusiasm through the seasons. They sponsored sock hops, con- tributed a Christmas basket, and showed a lot of spirit in the pep assemblies and at games supporting the Tigers. The Sophomores were led this year by President Ray Stewert, Vice President Dean Running, and Secretary Treasurer Janda O'Neill. Cindy Bond and Jerry Huffman represented the class in Student Council. Class advisors were Miss Steffin and Mr. Siebert. 17 Ronald Bakko Cindy Bond Leska Brenner Margaret Bromley Lynn Code Keith Cool Dawn Crandall Carl Erickson Julie Harford Randy Howe Kurt Hirschinger Jerry Huffman Tim Martinec Greg McBride Ron McGillivray Chester Hawkins 18 Diana McWilliams Robbie Minnis Debbie Mulanax Janda O'Neill Marilyn Prock Dean Running Steve Sawyer Kay Simonseth Jacie Smith Ray Stewart Rochelle Stichler Annette Sydow Gayle Wagner Gwen Westland Steve Westland 19 A. S. B. Officers, left to right: Glenda Garka, Sec. -Treas., Ken McGillivray, Pres, and Howard Meeks, Vice Pres. The Associated Student Body was full of PRIDE this year. Some of the activites that brought out this PRIDE was the A. S. B. Carni- val, in which clubs and classes worked together to make booths for raising money. A money raising project for the A. S. B. was slave day. This day was set aside so the student could slave out and work for the towns- people. Class donations to a Christmas Basket were made and the Student Body was able to add their part to the Christmas spirit. Under the guidance of Mr. Raab the Student Council organized many activities with the cooperation of the Executive Board. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL, Seated, left to right: Cynthia Hansen, Windele Davis, Cindy Bond, Joy Running, Sharlena Lee, Greg Stehr, Randy WiUard, Jerry Huffman, Ron Sawyer, and Randie Mills. Standing: Ken McGillivray ASB President, Glenda Garka ASB Secretary-Treasurer, and Howard Meeks Vice President. 20 A blanket toss was held at one of the Basket- ball games to get money for the March of Times. A Santa Claus contest was held at the Christ- mas Assembly. THE STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD consisted of the A.S. B. officers, and the class presidents. They are from left to right: Glenda Garka, Howard Meeks, Karen Smith, Clyde Jones, Ray Stewart, Lorie Smith, Ernest Meeks, and Sue Lowman. 21 PRIDE WAS SHOWN BY THE STUDENT BODY IN MANY WAYS . . . . SINGING THE ALMA MATER FORMING A G FOR AN ASSEMBLY . . . SNITCHING FROSTING OFF A CAKE . . . EVEN WHEN THE SENIORS DECOR- ATED THE APPLE MACHINE. 22 Back Row, left to right: Rosalee Engstrom, Gayle Wagner, Cindy Bond. Bot- tom Row: Sheila Roche, Mary Bakko, Donna Whipple, Janis Roche. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row, left to right: Marilyn Ferber, Diane Simpson, Connie Johnson. Second row: Mona Pearsall, Glenda Garka. Third Row: Linda Carpenter, Nancy Lundberg, Debbie Burrus. Front Row: Chery Goodrich. Left to right: Coach Waaii, Marilyn Ferber, Rosalee Engstrom, Cindy Bond, Debbie Strid, Janis Roche, Glenda Garka, Susan Roche, Mona Pearsall, Sheila Roche. TENNIS Sheila Roche- Captain and Debbie Strid- SECOND SINGLES FIRST SINGLES Janis Roche, Glenda Garka: FIRST DOUBLES Left to right: Debbie Strid, second place tournament winner, Sheila Roche, captain and inspirational tro- phy, Janis Roche and Glenda Garka, first place dou- bles at tournament, Rosalee Engstrom, most im- proved player. Mona Pearsall, Rosalee Engstrom: SECOND DOUBLES The team thinks a lot of their coach (above Mr. Waali) and manager (below Joy Running) HOMECOMING 1969-70 QUEEN NANCY November 7th at the Football game with La- Conner Nancy Lundberg was crowned Home- coming queen at half time, escorted by Owen Bunkelman (below'). Left escorted by Jerry Huffman at the dance. 26 , J ■i I ' JUNIOR PRINCESS Mona Pearsall was crowned Junior Princess at half time, escorted by Ken McGillivray (below). Left escorted by Ken Benoit at the dance. SOPHOMORE PRINCESS Cindy Bond was crowned, Sophomore Princess at half time, escorted by Duane Running (right). Above right escorted by Tony Benoit at the dance. FRESHMAN PRINCESS Lorrie Smith was crowned Fresh- man Princess at half time, es- corted by Jim Stine (left). Far left escorted by Tim Thompson at the dance. 27 Bottom row, left to right: Coach Camp, Greg Stehr, Tony Benoit, Jerry Parton, Steve Albin, Steve Westland, Doug Cool, Keith Cool. Second row: Steve Sawyer, Greg McBride, Lon Slauson, Ken McGillivray, Dean Running, Pete Vier. Third row: Don Bernethy, Mike Madsen, Curt Mackie, Owen Bunkelman, Dale McFarland, Dennis Wagner. Fourth row: Howard Meeks, Ray Stewart, Rick Short, Duane Running, Bob Lundy, Ron Bernethy, Ron McGillivray. 28 Leaving Seniors, standing, left to right: Owen Bunkelman, Greg Stehr. Kneeling: Ken McGillivray, Duane Running. Not pictured: Gary Smith, Jim Stine. FOOTBALL 1969-70 Coach Camp talks to the team. Rick Short powers through for big yardage. Coach Camp explains a play to Tony Benoit. Co-Captain Greg Stehr fights for a first down. The Tigers warming up for a game. Q. B. Gary Smith gains yardage on a keeper. Co-Captain Gary Smith fighting to gain yards. Freshmen turning out with the varsity were: Don Bernethy, Doug Cool, Pete Vier, Ron Bernethy. Gary Smith one of the wounded players of the season. Tigers coming out for the second half. Rich Short going out for a pass. Greg Stehr breaking another tackle. 30 Standing, left to right: Coach Doering, Bob Lundy, Jerry Huffman, Rondey Kreig, John Petty, Jerry Parton, Brian Barton, Rick Short, Coach Waali. Kneeling: Steve Westland, Clyde Jones, Dean Running, Greg Stehr, Dale McFarland, Dennis Wagner, Tony Benoit, John Kempma, Mike Madsen. BASKETBALL Greg Stehr goes up for two against Sultan. Rick Short attempts one from the outside. 31 Jerry Huffman scores two against Sultan. Jerry Parton goes up for two against Sultan. Dale goes up for an easy two against Mariner. 32 Bob Lundy flies up for two. Dale McFarland goes up high from the out- side. Stehr starts a drive for the bucket. 33 Left to right: Karen Smith, Sharlena Lee Teresa Doering, Cindy Bond, Rosalee Engstrom. CHEERLEADERS The cheerleader during football. Doing the dance COME ON GRANITE Leading the cheer FIGHT WITH ALL OUR MIGHT. Pride in singing the Alma Mater. 34 GRANITE FALLS Nancy's reward Come on gang, let's dance. Foiled again Senior spirit PEP ASSEMBLIES Mike gives a pep talk. Flower child Left to right: BUSINESS MANAGER Rosalee Engstrom, ASST. EDITOR Joy Running, EDITOR Sharlena Lee. When pride is where it’s at, the Pilchuck felt doubly, or triply, or even more, responsible to somehow express in print and pic- tures the pride of everyone in our school and what it stands for. We hope you approve our efforts to record the year that pride was remembered for making the difference. 'The staff extends its thanks to all those who helped, and espe- cially to the sales teams who sold space, the business men and merchants who supported our book, Mr. Durham our Publishers Representative, and to Marchands Photography for their help in so many ways. ANNUAL STAFF Senior class representatives to the Annual are from left to right, seated: Sharlena Lee, Nancy Thompson. Standing: Ken McGillivray, Greg Stehr, and John Huffman. 36 Junior class representatives on the annual staff are, left to right, standing: John Petty, Mona Rains, Howard Meeks, Seated: Joy Running, Rosalee Engstrom. Sophomore class representatives for the annual are, left to right: Kurt Hirschinger, Cindy Bond, and Ron McGillivray. Freshman representatives to the annual are, left to right: David Rains, Laura Engebretson, and Windele Davis. 9 Front row, left to right: Margaret Bromley, Janda O'Neill, Gayle Wagner, Cindy Bond, Chery Goodrich, Mona Rains, Karen Mueller, Mary Bakko, Pearl Dennis, Sharlena Lee, Debbie Strid, Nancy Thompson, Nancy Lundberg, Mona Pearsall. Second row: JoAnn Berry, Kristie Duim, Annette Sydow, Nancy Albin, Marilyn Prock, Diana McWilliams, Leska Brenner, Carol Yelmene, Donna Whipple, Kathi Sherman, Linda Carpenter, Debbie Mathiesen, Terry Sicklovan, Irma Hawkins. Third row: Rochelle Stitchler, Alora Mueller, Edith Swain, Debbie Burris, Connie Johnson, Kay Simonseth, Judy Spencer, Rosalee Engstrom, Joy Running, Holly Lund, Jacie Smith, Gwen Westland, Lynn Code. Fourth row: Kathy Bagwell, Mary Driscoll, Bonnie Mattheisen, Myra Dickson, Melody Cusick, Storm Austin, Judy Westland, Sharon Carpenter, Kathy Simpson, Barb Blythe, Lorrie Smith, Sue Roche. Fifth row: Marilyn Ferber, Diane Simpson, Jenny Pelton, Karen Smith, Teresa Doering, Janis Roche, Glenda Garka. GIRLS’ CLUB Officers: Debbie Strid, Secretary; Pearl Dennis, President; Nancy Lundberg, Vice President. Cabinet Members: Lani Carpenter, Senior; Carol Yelmene, Junior; Gayle Wagner, Sopho- more; Lorrie Smith, Freshman. 38 LETTERMEN'S CLUB, officers, left to right: Jerry Huffman Secretary, Greg Stehr President, and Rick Short Vice President. LETTERMEN’S CLUB Back row, left to right: Keith Cool, Lon Slauson, Kurt Hirschinger, Steve Albin, Greg Stehr, Jerry Huffman, Tony Benoit. Middle row: Howard Meeks, Steve Westland, Bob Lundy, Clyde Jones, Dale McFarland, Curt Mackie, Dean Running. Front row: Rick Short, Brian Barton, Ray Stewart, KenMcGillivray, Dennis Wagner, Ron McGillivray. Front row, left to right: Sharlena Lee, Debbie Strid, Nancy Thompson, Nancy Lundberg, Karen Smith, Pearl Dennis, Shiela Roche, JoAnn Berry. Second row: Kathy Simpson, Barb Blythe, Alora Mueller, Margaret Bromley, Gayle Wagner, Janda O'Neill, Cindy Bond, Chery Goodrich, Karen Mueller, Carol Yelmene, Mary Bakko, Mona Pearsall, Glenda Garka, Janis Roche. Third row: Kristie Duim, Annette Sydow, Nancy Albin, Diana McWilliams, Leska Brenner, Donna Whipple, Cathi Sherman, Linda Carpenter. Fourth row: Melody Cusick, Jenny Pelton, Marilyn Ferber, Diane Simpson, Kay Simonseth, Joy Running, Rosalee Engstrom, Teresa Doering, Jacie Smith, Gwen Westland, Lynn Code. Fifth row: BobWisner, Howard Meeks, Jim Cooper, Jim Doering, Craig McFarland, Mark Hansen, Dave Sherman, Dale Yelmene, Sharon Carpenter, Elizabeth Siebert, Judy Westland. Sixth row: Gary Larson, Todd Minnis Windele Davis, Ron Sawyer, Sue Roche, Holly Lund, Lani Carpenter, Vicky Jacobsen. PEP CLUB This year's Pep Club supported their team by attending all of the games, making pep signs, giving pep talks and showing their pride for the team. Officers: JoAnn Berry, Secretary; Nancy Thompson, President; Cathi Sherman, Vice President. 40 The Drill Team marched with pride at the games and parades. They shared in sponsoring the spaghetti Dinner with the Girls' Club. Officers: Mona Pearsall, Assistant Leader; Shiela Roche, Leader; Janda O'Neill, Secre- tary. DRILL TEAM Front row, left to right: Sheila Roche, Mona Pearsall, Sue Roche, Linda Carpenter, Kathi Sherman, Donna Whipple, Gayle Wagner, Lani Carpenter, Nancy Albin, Lynn Code, Annette Sydow, Sharon Pfiel, Janis Roche. Back row: Mrs. Ellis, advisor, Glenda Garka, Connie Johnson, Barb Blythe, Margaret Bromley, Melody Cusick, Janda O'Neill, Diane Simpson, Jenny Pelton, Jacie Smith, Gwen Westland, Diane McWilliams, Vickie Jacobsen, Chery Goodrich. 41 HIGH SCHOOL BAND Front row, left to right: Joe Aylesworth, Curt Mackie, Rosalee Engstrom, Mary Driscoll, Mike Madsen, Nancy Albin. Middle row: Wayne Lundy, Tim Martinec, Roy Larson, Bob Wisner, Gary Larson, Marilyn Ferber, Tony Benoit, Jim Doering. Back row: Tim Thompson, Dawn Crandall, Mr. Waali, Connie Johnson, Debbie Burrus. Front row, left to right: Kathi Sherman, Donna Whipple, Terry Sicklovan, Janda O'Neill, Cindy Bond, Mary Driscoll, Janis Roche, Shiela Roche. Second row: Jerry Parton, Julie Harford, Jenny Pel ton, Mr. Waali, Joy Running, Gayle Wagner, Lani Carpenter, Karen Smith, Margaret Bromley, Sheryl Bettelyoun, Teresa Doering, Chery Goodrich, Rosalee Engstrom, Vicky Jacobsen, Debbie Strid, Kathy Cole, Nancy Thompson, Pearl Dennis. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Practicing for the concert. 43 G.A.A. This year the G. A. A. made an outstanding showing in all of the activities they participated in. Some of their actvities were basket- ball, hockey, badminton, and volleyball. They won a majority of their games, and gave the school a lot of pride in thier display of sportsmanship. Officers: Carol Yelmene, President; Mona Pearsall, Vice President, Donna Whipple, Secretary; Mary Bakko, Point Keeper. Left to right: Kathy Simpson, Barb Blythe, Joy Running, Rosalee Engstrom, Sharon Carpenter, Glenda Garka, Mona Pearsall, Annette Sydow, Linda Carpenter, Chery Goodrich, Marilyn Ferber, Donna Whipple, Mary Bakko, Gayle Wagner, Carol Yelmene, Sue Roche, Janis Roche, Shiela Roche, Jenny Pelton, Diane Simpson, Janda O'Neill, Miss Steffen, Advisor. 44 This years Tiger Rag Staff elected their officers by the semester. The first semester officers (left), top row: Advisor Mrs. Luethy, Editor Kathy Cole, Ass. Editor Mona Rains, Art Ed. Donna Whipple, Sitting: John Huffman Sports Ed. , Carrol Yelmene girls' sports, JoAnn Berry Copy Editor. The second semester officers are editor Mona Rains, Asst. Edditor Sharlena Lee Art Ed. Karen Muller, Sport Ed. Greg Stehr, girls’ sports Nancy Lundberg. TIGER RAG STAFF 46 The Future Teachers of America Club started out the year by pulling themselves out of debt. In a short time their clubs was out of the hole and their funds were growing. They sold Tiger key chains, Halloween candy, and an assort- ment of boxed candies. They tutored some students and learned some of the fundamentals of teaching. They all take pride in the fact that they want to better the world by helping to educate its' future citizens. F.T.A. Left: Sec. -Treas. Jenny Pelton, Pres. Sheryl Bettelyoun, and Vice Pres. Mary Bakko Front row, left to right: Nancy Albin, Shiela Roche, Teresa Doering, Mary Bakko, Janis Roche, Glenda Garka. Second row: Gay Graham, Rosalee Engstrom JoAnn Berry, Karen Smith,Diane Simpson, Jenny Pelton. Third row: James Cooper, Tim Martinec, Nancy Thompson, Debbie Strid, Pearl Dennis, Kathy Cole, Sheryl Bettelyoun. 47 New National Honor Society members for the year 69-70 are, left to right: Cindy Bond, Diane Simpson, Kurt Hirschinger, Ron McGillivray, and Gary Jarvill. Left to right: Pres. Teresa Doering, Vice Pres. Randy Willard, and Sec. -Treas. Kathy Cole. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row, left to right: Ken McGillivray, Dale McFarland, Randy Willard, Pearl Dennis, Irma Hawkins, Mona Pearsall, Glenda Garka, Rosalee Engstrom, Joy Running, Teresa Doering, Kathy Cole, Sheryl Bettelyoun, Jenny Pelton, Mr. Martinec, Advisor. 48 The Medical Science Club had no Presi- dent or Vice President this year. They felt that their advisor, Mr. Lush could manage and teach better than a student. All the members are vitally interested in some sort of field of medicine, and for that reason their meetings were more like actual teaching sessions. Mr. Lush at- tempted to teach them all he knew about the various types of medicine. To add to Mr. Lush's knowledge, various people came and spoke to the club. Mr. Chuck Curtis taught a First Aid Course to the club. The members had bake sales and other money earning projects to provide funds for the field trips to various hos- pitals. Each and every member takes pride in their knowledge of medicine and hope to benefit the world with it. MEDICAL SCIENCE CLUB Top row, left to right: Robbie Minnis, Tim Thompson, Jim Cooper. Second row: Edith Swain, Kathy Cole, Vicky Jacobsen, Chery Goodrich. Third row: Judy Spencer, Mary Driscoll, Sheryl Bettelyoun, Nancy Albin. Bottom row: Wayne Lundy, Dawn Crandall, Sheila Roche, and Lani Carpenter. Secretary: Edith Swain Right: Treasurer Kathy Cole, with member Sheryl Bettelyoun Decorating for the dance. TOLO The theme for this years TOLO was AQUARIUS. Mu- sic was provided by HEAD + BAND. The tolo was held on February 21st. 50 51 FRESHMEN The Freshman class participated in High School activities as well as Junior High. This kept them very busy throughout the year. When they weren't involved in their own sports they were proud to help support the High School Teams. Pride was always with the class of 73 as they sponsored soc hops and other money raising activities. Leading the class was President Lorie Smith. Sharon Carpenter served as Vice President and Barbara Blythe was secretary. Stu- dent council representatives were Ronnie Sawyer and Windele Davis. President Lorie Smith, Vice president Sharon Carpenter, Secretary Barbara Blythe. Ron Bernethy Barbara Blythe Debbie Burrus Barbara Cambell Sharon Carpenter Shane Carroll Ben Cool Doug Cool Melody Cusick Windele Davis Myra Dickson Jim Doering 52 Gary Driscoll Mark Hansen Jeff Hill Jim Howe Connie Johnson Gary Larson Rick Likes Hollie Lund Wayne Lundy Bonnie Matlhiesen Craig McFarland Todd Minnis Dan Nulf Sharon Pfiel Ken Puett David Rains Susan Roche Ron Sawyer Elizabeth Seibert Dave Sherman Kathy Simpson Andy Smith Lorrie Smith Nancy Thompson 53 Pres., Ernest Meeks; Sec. -treas. , Joni Running; Vice Pres., Dave Robinson. John Anderson Julie Bakko Ken Bremnes Rick Brooks Dennis Burrill Willie Burrus 8th GRADE The class of 1974 participated greatly in Junior High activities. The boys were busy with Junior High sports, and the girls were busy supporting the boys. They held soc hops as money raising activities. Randie Mills repre- sented his class in the Student Council. Sheena Bush Kathi Code Lorraine Cool 54 Brian McLood Ernest Meeks Randie Mills Craig O'Neill Randy Parton Joni Pearsall Joyce Pelton Gordon Peterson Joe Poplin Dave Robinson Jim Roche Joni Running Gord Sansaver Randy Schaubert Wayne Schwarz Eva Simonseth Teresa Simpson Debby Slauson Alan Stewart 55 -Pres. , Sue Lowman; Vice Pres. , Rick Frane; Sec. -Treas., Mike Lundy. The class of 1975 started the year unaware of what was to come. They were new in the school but adjusted to Junior High fast. The seventh grade class put on soc hops and contributed greatly to Junior High Band and Chorus and Junior High Sports. Mary Adkins Lili Angel Cathy Bakko 7th GRADE Cindy Benoit Dwayne Brock Steven Brock Joyce Crandall Gayle Davis Dave Folkers Rick Frane Marty Goodrich Deborah Groat 56 Bob Johnson Douglas Kreiger Wayne LeDuc Sue Lowman Mike Lundy Steve Martinec Shelly Phillips Terry Phillips Steve Poplin Ken Pullen Della Ramey Shawn Rawe 57 Steven White Raymond Wisner James Woodruff Front row, left to right: Wayne Schwartz, Doug Kreiger, Steve Martinec, Joe Poplin, Kay Hill, Terry Phillips. Second row: Cindy Benoit, Sue Lowman, Kristie McKee, Cynthia Hansen, Jerry Hjelle, Wayne LeDuc, Robert Morse, Steve White. Back row: Dave Harkins, Mr. Waali, Ernest Meeks. JUNIOR HIGH BAND AND CHORUS Front row, left to right: Deborah Groat, Lilli Angel, Mary Adkins, Laurene Pfiel, Annette Marutzky, Della Ramey, Karen Stilley, Shelley Phillips, Diane Carpenter, Joyce Crandall. Second row: Barbara Code, Sharon Bunkelman, Joyce Pelton, Teresa Simpson, Bonnie Hampton, Amy Matthiesen, Eva Simonseth, Roberta Hubbs, Sheena Bush, Helen Sudds. Third row: Glenda Minnis, Cathy Bakko, Joni Pearsall, Linda Madsen, Julie Bakko, Joni Running, Pam Garka, Debbie Dodge, Karen Harkins, Lorraine Cool. Fourth row: Valerie Jacobsen, Terry Short, Gayle Davis, Cindy Lindgren, Debbie Slauson, Eugene Carpenter, David Neal, Gordon Peterson, Steve Poplin. 58 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS For the first year the junior high cheerleaders cheered for Football as well as Basketball. The cheerleaders were chosen from classes seventh through ninth. Standing, left to right: Lorie Smith, Sharon Carpenter, Kneeling: Jonie Running, Pam Garka. Front row, left to right: Mike Vier, Manager, Dave Harkins, Dennis Burrill, Willie Burris, Ross Hensen, Rick Takashima, Joe Mansager, Wayne Wilbur, Danny Stormo, Ronnie Sawyer, Ben Cool, Rick Brooks. Second row: Jim Doering, Wayne Lundy, Dave Sherman, Randy Shaubert, Pete Vier, Don Berne thy, Ron Bernethy, John Hansen, Windele Davis, Fred Stilley, Jim Roche. Third row: Henry Van Liew, Doug Cool, Gary Driscoll, Randic Mills, Roy Willard, A1 Stewart, Dave Robinson, Gordon Sansaver, John Anderson, Gary McGillivray. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL This year a Junior High football program was started. The Junior High showed great enthusiasm by having a lot of boys turning out. They played other Junior High Schools. Their colors are blue and white and their mascot is the Huskies. They were coached by Mr. Camp and Mr. McNeely. Front row, left to right: Shane Carroll, Don Bernethy, Pete Vier, Dave Rains, Kelly Barton, Back row: Mark Hanson, Windele Davis, Ron Bernethy, Joe Aylesworth, Gary Driscoll, Gary Larson, Roy Willard, Willie Burrus mjr. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: Bryan Mills, Tony Sansaver, Dennis Stormo, Randy Schaubert, Ross Henson, Terry Phillips. Second row: Willie Burrus mjr. , Craig McWilliams, Rick Brooks, Wayne Hahn, Jim Roche, Dan Stormo, Steve Martinec, Mike Lundy, John Dexter, Back row: Mike Vier, Jerry Hjelle, Randic Mills, Dave Robinson, Alan Stewart, Gary McGillivray, Fred Stilley, Wayne Wilbur, Coach Mr Bunnell. 61 HUSKIES fight for their first score. Joe attempts a foul shot. The junior high basketball team consists of seventh, eighth and ninth grade boys. This year they did very well. An outside shot by Wendale. 62 The junior high HUSKIES score another 2 points. AUTOGRAPH TIGERS DEN 3 PETERSEN TEXACO BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS' BERNIES TOWN COUNTRY GRANITE FALLS TOM THUMB BARBER GROCERY SHOP EVERETT F. TYRREL OW 1-2011 OW 1—4711 GRANITE FALLS JUNCTION CENTER HIGHWAY 92 AND GETCHELL RD. 64 GRANITE FALLS FARM GARDEN OPEN UNTIL 10 DAILY KONNERUP'S GROCERY ••CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’70 GLEN'S WELDING AND MACHINE ROCHON'S TIMBERLINE CAFE GRANITE FALLS BEAUTY SALON GRANITE FALLS DEARINGER'S MOBIL STATION MILLER'S SHINGLE HAND SPLIT AND RESAWN SHAKES OW 1-3934 GRANITE FALLS SIDEWALL SHAKES - SHINGLES 65 SCHAEFER MARYSVILLE BRANCH FUNERAL CORNELL SEATTLE-FIRST NATIONAL HOME PHARMACY 4 15 STATE I_____________ OL 9-1241 804 STATE MARYSVILLE 1050 STATE MARYSVILLE DR. ROBERT BEAMAN 2nd AND STATE MARYSVILLE MODE '0 DAY BEST IN FASHIONS B AND M SHOPPING BARTLETT'S FOXE HARDWARE MARYSVILLE 66 COYNE REAL ESTATE ST A ATS WALLPAPER 1518 GROVE MARYSVILLE FABRICS INN MON. - TUES. - SAT. 9 - 5 •' 30 WED. - THUR. - FRI. 9-9 659- 3414 B AND M SHOPPING CENTER CARR'S HARDWARE 1514 3rd st. 659-2292 ARCH'S HARDWARE OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS GROVE AND STATE OL 9“4948 MARYSVILLE PICHUCK PHARMACY SNOHOM ISH SHOPPING CENTER 67 VALLEY SPORT AND HARDWARE OPEN SUNDAY 10-4 2nd AND UNION SNOHOMISH SECOND A' APPLIANCE MAYTAG AND SYLVAN IA LO 8-9254 920 — 2nd ST. SNOHOMISH PURDY AND DAWSON FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE MACKIE'S SHOES 908 - 1st st. 568-5857 SILVER KING CAFE 1101 — 1ST SNOHOMISH DICKIE'S TEXACO HARMON'S 705 - 2nd SNOHOM ISH EVERETT AND WETMORE AVE. LO 8-4233 BAUER FUNERAL CHAPEL DOWNTOWN LAKE STEVENS 'BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS MITCHELL'S PHARMACY LOCATED AT FRONTIER VILLAGE RT. 1 BOX 758 LAKE STEVENS HARTLEY'S MARKET ROUTE 1 BOX 99 LAKE STEVENS 69 J. C. PENNEY CO. 329 N. OLYMPIC ARLINGTON HOUSE OF HARTZ 437 N. OLYMPIC ARLINGTON VIC cox ARLINGTON FLOWERS BY GEORGE GENERAL BUSINESS MACHINE COMPANY I L.A. WARNOCK INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE BROKER 2918 HOYT AL 2-6011 EVERETT BUSINESS COLLEGE SECRETARIAL., ACCOUNTING, IBM, CARD PUNCH, AND TRAINING COURSES JERRY'S SURPLUS 2031 BROADWAY 70 HOME OFFICE EVE - 2702 COLBY RETT MILLER H L RADIO SPORTING MAGNAVOX GOODS 2614 COLBY EVERETT 2915 COLBY 252-4177 OLO HIPUWAY 99 N. OL 9-1114 PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK BLACK AND KING STATIONERS 252-4184 2944 COLBY EVERETT 71 EVERETT ABSTRACT AND TITLE SERVING SNOHOMISH COUNTY 2939 COLBY PHONE AL 2—1156 HELLENTHAL'S 2526 COLBY EVERETT WOODMARK SEWING AND YARN CENTER 252-0113 2709 WETMORE, EVERETT CALKINS EQUIPMENT GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1970 2807 HIGHLAND AVENUE EVERETT H.H. PETERSHAGEN AND SONS INSURANCE 1511 WALL EVERETT WELCOME TO HURD'S MEN AND STUDENT CLOTHING STYLES OF THE FUTURE TODAY 2802 COLBY EVERETT 73 KELLER'S KRAFT :'-3-====d(VV -QCT3- 20 HONOR SOCIETY PICNIC For the first time the Honor Society was excused from one day of school to spend the day as they wished. Tliey decided to go to the Woodland Park Zoo. After having a picnic lunch at Green Lake, they drove on to the Seattle Center. The picnic was a welcome break from the everyday routine of school. The representatives pictured above from left to right are: Rosalee Engstrom, Girls' State, Glenda Garka, alternate Girls' State, Randy Willard and Dale McFarland, Boys' State. Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Rosalee attended Girls' State in Ellensburg at Central Washington State College. Randy and Dale chosen by the American Legion to represent Granite High at Boys' State went to Gonzaga University in Spokane. BOYS’ STATE AND GIRLS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVES Front row, pictured left to right: Steve Sawyer, Rick Gamble, Steve Stormo, Owen Bunkelman, Greg Stehr, Steve Albin, Eugene Carpenter, Manager. Second row: Mr. West, Coach, Mike Mattson, Rondey Krieg, Lon Slauson, Tony Benoit, Joe Aylesworth, Kurt Hirschinger. Not pictured: Art Medrano. Front row, left to right: Tim Martinec, Ken McGillivray, Randy Willard, Mike Madsen, Bob Wisner, Clyde Jones, Dale McFarland. Back row: A1 Stewart, Manager, Curt Mackie, John Petty, Howard Meeks, Brian Barton, Keith Cool, Duane Pray, Coach Doering. TRACK Left: Coach Doering and Mr. Martinec. Below: Glenda Garka, Statistician. This was the first year for girls track. They participated in many events. One of the signs of a success- ful year was 8 girls going to the Girls Invitational State Track Meet at Goldendale. The girls who qualified were: Cindy Bond, 220 yd. dash; Rosalee Engstrom, 100 yd. dash; Holly Lund, Kathy Simpson, Cindy Bond, Alora Mueller, 880 yd. relay; Jenny Pelton, Rosalee Engstrom, Sue Roche, Janis Roche, 440 yd. relay. GIRLS’ TRACK Front row, pictured left to right: Nancy Lundberg, Gayle Wagner, Jenny Pelton, Debbie Mulanax, Susan Roche, Janis Roche, Holly Lund, Donna Whipple. Second row: Cathy Code, Manager, Glenda Garka, Statistician, Cindy Bond, Dianne Simpson, Rosalee Engstrom, Marilyn Ferber, Alora Mueller, Kathy Simpson, Sharon Carpenter, Miss Steffan, Coach. Front row, pictured left to right: Steve Martinec, Mike Lundy, Dennis Stormo, Kelly Barton, Jerry Hjelle, Robert Morse, DougKreiger, Dennis Burr ill, Rick Brooks, Ernest Meeks, Wayne LeDuc. Second row: Wayne Lundy, Mike Vier, Ron Bernethy, Pete Vier, Gordon Sansaver, Rick Likes, Gary Driscoll, Jim Roche, David Rains, Don Bernethy, Windele Davis, Gary McGillivray, Dave Sherman, Dave Robinson, Roy Willard, Brian Mills, Jeff Hill, Dave Harkins. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK A JUNIOR-SENIOR BALL ROYALTY 1970 QUEEN NANCY THOMPSON KING JIM STINE PRINCE CLYDEJONES PRINCESS GLENDA GARKA This year’s float sponsored by the Granite Falls Community carried out the theme of Railroad and Reunion Days. Above pictured left from right are Princess Mona Pearsall, Queen Teresa Doering, and Princess Karen Mueller. COMMUNITY FLOAT AND ROYALTY ATHLETIC BANQUET The Athletic Banquet was held at BradTs Restaurant in Everett this year. Jack DeKubber, Snohomish Highfs basketball coach, was guest speaker. Entertainment was provided by Teresa Doering, Gayle Wagner, Cindy Bond, Jenny Pel ton, Rosalee Engstrom, Janis Roche, Diane Simpson, Donna Whipple, and Janda O'Neill. Left: Greg Stehr was named athlete of the year. AWARDS ASSEMBLY Below: The Senior girls accepted awards for their work in Girls' Club from advisor, Miss Green. Above: The Student Council mem- bers received pins from A.S.B. President Ken McGillivray. Left: Mr. Raab handed out one of Teresa Doering's many scholar- ships. Below: The new A.S.B. Officers for 1970-71 are from left to right: Howard Meeks, Pres., Ron McGillivray, Vice Pres., and Jenny Pelton, Sec. Above: The girls on the track team were awarded letters from their coach Miss Steffan. Left: From left to right are the cheerleaders for the 1970- 71 season: Carol Yelmene, Leska Brenner, Diane Simpson, Cindy Bond, and Rosalee Engstrom. 0