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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1976 volume:

WE OF GRANITE FALLS HIGH SCHOOL ARE PERPETUALLY IN MOTION. OUR LIVES ARE A SERIES OF ACTIONS WHICH DETERMINE OUR FUTURE, AND INFLUENCE THOSE AROUND US. WE ARE FIRST SET IN MOTION AS AN INDIVIDUAL. THE INTERACTION OF INDIVIDUALS IN MOTION SETS OUR SCHOOL IN MOTION. THE '76 PILCHUCK HAS CAPTURED THESE MOTIONS IN CLASS, SPORTS, OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES AND JUST LIFE. SENIORS 5 The Class of '76 showed more spirit and worked harder to earn money than ever before. They were the loudest and most involved at all the pep assemblies. And when they decided to sell Valentine's Day candy, only one of their many money makers, they went all out and had every box sold within two weeks. Although not too many guys turned out for sports, the ones that did helped lead us on to our victories. Several senior girls turned out for girls athletics. The '75'-'76' year was a good one. One that all the seniors will remember along with all the good times had at Granite Falls High School This years Senior class was led by Dianne Hall-Pres. Ix nna Whipple- Vice Pres, and Della Jensen-Sec. Treas. We’re really great, We get our kicks 1-9-7-61 MARY ANN ALBIN Albino; likes Andy, Herfy's, people and being goofy; remembers skipping school and going to the Cinema, the shack, when Sue, Cynthia and I went to Pilchuck, Wadsworth, the last away game my junior year, the good times in the old school; Plans to work for awhile, do some traveling and get married.. .Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4, A.S.B. 1,2,3,4, Class Pres. 3, Annual 1,2,3,4, Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4, Girls Club 1,2, Pep Club 1,2. LAURA LOUISE BREWER CHARLES DAVID CAMERON Cam; likes eating, baseball, skiing, Art, Granite and everyone gave me a bad time; Plans on becoming an aerial photographer in the Navy.. .Art II, Chorus, Baseball 3, Annual Staff. RICKY ALEX COOK Cookie; likes Leslie, growing up in the coun- try, fishing, riding motorbikes, snow skiing and good concerts; remembers when Lonna told on us in 4th grade for having the answer book, A1 calling our 6th grade teacher Chockie and when he threw up on the wall, the whole year of '75; Plans to bumb around for awhile, do some traveling, then find a good job and go to work.. .Track 2, Cross country 3, Letterman 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3. CLIFF LYNN ANN DUNCAN Angie, Clifty; likes people who are honest and naturally happy, sunny days at the lake, good parties where everybody has a good time; remembers when Sue and I rode double on a horse through a hot wire fence! Dianne and I sabotaged B.W.'s bedroom and didn't get caught, a free ride while hiding in the back of Quinn's gimmy, the peek show at Sky ; Plans to go on to college and get my R.N., marry a rich doctor and not have any kids! .. Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, Cheerleader 2, Basketball 3, A.S.B. Vice Pres. 4. DOUGLAS RUDY ENGSTROM Ink Spot, Ingy, Dingy Ingy, Rudy; likes skiing, pickin my guitar and going over jumps out of control; remembers when D.H. used to play tackle football with the guys, Bubby was taller than me, throwing snowballs at the teachers then hiding. Plans to go to college and have fun, take it easy... Football 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4, Basketball 1,2,4, Letterman's Club Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Class Pres. 2. DONALD MARVIN GIBSON Gibby, Euell; likes javelins, south, sunshine, picnics, water skiing, and basketball; re- members going to get concessions at Everett, football game at Langley. Plans to go to col- lege and become a Vet. .. .Cross-country 1, 2,3, Track 1,2,3, Basketball 3,4, Captain 4, A.S.B. Pres. 4, Letterman's 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, German Club 3,4, State Parti- cipant track 2,3. JULIE MARIE HAAS likes driving, getting rowdy, and people; re- members when getting out of class was easy, when I got so mad in Bate's class and knocked over a desk all because of a tack; Plans on going to ECC to take some photography and theatrical classes. .Honor Society 1,2,3,4, Foreign language 2,3,4, Drama Club 4. DIANNE ELAINE HALL Shyane, Pilgrim; likes skiing, mountains, clean air, skin diving, sports, poetry, music, good company, horses, people at G.F., be- ing happy; remembers the weiner races, space ship ride at the shack, hiding under the sink in the old H. Ec. Rm.; Plans to take art photography in college, travel, paint, be a ski instructor in the Alps, discover new spec- ies of anything, live in the mts. with the critters and go crazy being free, pretending I am the fastest frog. JEFFERY KARL HEMSTROM Hemmer; likes cows, cars, and last but not least chicks , Happy Days , roast beef; re- members when Avakian tripped over my brief case, McNeely sitting on a tack in 7th English and Bate's last quarter test in English. Plans to go to school and become an engineer. DAWN ELLEN HILTON Likes music, dancing, being with friends and having a good time, trying new things, horse back riding, skiing, and the country. Plans to see more of the world, make money, hopefully get into journalism or forestry and live happily ever after. TERRESA ANN HUNTLEY Tree; likes dancing, Black Velvet, horses guys; remembers when our 8th grade typing class snuck out the window when Hale was out of the room; Plans to travel for a year, then go to ECC for two years and to Tacoma Nurs- ing School for my R.N. DEILA ANN JENSEN Jens; likes swimming at Lake Chelan, Old Pickups, Wenatchee; don't remember much; Plans to get a good job, buy a car, and move to Wenatchee. .Pep Club 1, Annual 2, Chorus 1.3.4, Honor Society 1,2, 3,4, Swing Ensem- ble 3,4, Class Sec. Treas. 4. THOMAS ALVIN JONES T.J.; likes water and snow skiing, mustangs, tennis, E.A.E., and spending money when I have it; remembers when Wiener did a bumper job on my truck at a party and the good times at this years football games; Plans on going to CWSC and having a great time, traveling around the world and becoming a commercial pilot. Honor Society 1,2, 3,4, A.S.B. Rep. 3.4, Foreign Language Club 3,4, Baseball 3,4, Vice President 3, Honor Society Pres. 4. SUSAN LEE LEDUC Screwsy, Six-Pack, Stump, Toosie; likes Darrell, skiing, riding horses, camping hiking, ocean, whiskey sour; remembers when S.H. sneaked in the bedroom and attacked me, Mr. Camp fell over in our rocking chair, pouring water through the gym roof while the boys played basketball, Cynthia, Mary, and I went to Mt. Pilchuck; Plans to take it easy for awhile, travel, go on to school and take up art and fashion de- signing... Volleyball 1,2,3, 4, A.S.B. Hep. 3, A.S.B. Sec. 4, Letterettes 3,4, Ski Club 1,2. DEBORAH ANNE LEWIS Deb, Loose, Red; remembers when we spiked the punch in Home Ec. party and Mr. Hanan had some; Plans to get a job and work for awhile, then get married. DAVID L. MADSEN Mad Dave, 20 20; likes playing tennis, bask- etball, football, hunting, fishing, and goofing off. Also likes skiing, bowling, playing pool; remembers when Karl Sudds tripped over the rope in P.E. in 6th, Buzz left his truck in neutral at the drive-in and, when we came back from the concession stand it had rolled away with the speaker; Plans to get a job and make money. Later to go to school for photography...Football 1. CANDACE MARIE MATTIESEN Spooky; remembers when the typing class snuck out of Mrs. Hale's window and didn't get caught til the next day; Plans to move to Oregon and be a horse trainer. Later maybe go into the service. KAYCE JAN MITCHELL Tud; likes John, Junior, Halloween, riding the ski chair with J. W., stealing money from L.W., Brother, sipping 7ups with T.J., tuna and potato sandwiches, photography and cri- minal law; remembers when I dropped my plate of spaghetti on the floor in the lunchroom and Della slipped in it and sat in my apple crisp with her mini skirt on; Plans to raise a BIG family and continue to have fun for the rest of my days. Track 1,3, Basketball 2,3, Volleyball 1,2,3,4. MONTY THOMAS MOEN likes Shelby, GT 500's, skiing, bowling, hunt- ing, boating, Kathy; remembers when Mike Desrosier went down to see the ocean at Lake Chelan; Plans to work until something comes along that I Want to do..Honor Society 1,2,3,4. ALAN LEE MUNN Moono; likes girls, race cars, and racing myself; remembers when I was living at Wadsworth; Plans on racing cars, chasing girls, and playing a lot.. Football 1. BRADJ. PHILLIPS Beaner; likes organic vegetation, motorbikes, females; remembers when D. H. andJ.S. and I rode horses one day we skipped, Mr. Bates sat on a tack. Plans to get a job, become a mechanic and hopefully start my own business after awhile.. .Football 1,2, Basketball 1,2. CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM ROBERTS BRENT ALLEN RUNNING Koala; likes eating candy bars in Spiffs class, and just having fun; remembers when every- body snuck out the window in Hales typing class, everybody skipped in B. L.; Plans to travel around the world, get a job and just have fun.. .Chorus 3,4, Foreign Language 3. FAIR LEE SCHAUBERT Shaddeus, Airhead; remembers good times with friends, Jan. 13, 1973, Railroad Days 1975; Plans to leave Granite!! ! study sociology at CWSC, teach dancing, meet Walt Frazier. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Volley- ball 4. BARBARA JEANNE SCOTHORN Peaches; likes riding horses, baseball, water skiing, snow skiing, cars, working with wood. Wood Shop, carving, and playing my guitar; Plans to go into Forrestry or become a Den- tal Assistant. JEANNE THERESA STILLEY Weiner, Beans, Jena Lo, Jeanner; likes cannibis, daiquirris, Rainier, sunshine, music, a good time, friends, and sports; remembers Tolo '75', weiner races in Sky., christening the H.S. with T. J. Swan, brownies at D. H., the hairy tuna fish; Plans to travel, study Art and Photography... Volleyball 1,2,3,4, B.B. 1,2,3,4, Co- Capt. 4, Tennis 4, Track 1, Princess 3, Annual 3, Class Sec. 3, Letterettes 1,2, 3,4, Cheerleader 2,3, Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 1,2,3, Drill Team 1, Chorus 3, Girls Club 1. TONY RAYMOND VANUEW Duck, Looey, Quack; likes food, T.V. and money; remembers when E.B. lost a fight with his hall mirror; Plans to go to college, travel around America.. .Ski Club 2,4, Trampoline Club 4, Chorus 2,4. TERRY L. VILLINES Oscar; likes cars, bikes, camping, fishing, hunting, sports, etc.; Plans to be a Wine Connoisseur later a Truck Driver and Travel. Baseball 3,4. JILL TRACY WEST Jill the Pill, Pill, Western Weanie, Pickle, likes puppies, tennis, music, vanilla ice cream, cones, skiing, Sesame Street, foot- ball, basketball, and mostly my family; re- members when a birdie pooped on my hand at lunchtime, playing tag in 7th, Jeanne's dog bit me in the eye, I pushed Dayce off the ski lift at Mt. Pilchuck; Plans to go to W. S.U. and become healthy, wealthy, and wise!.. .Cheerleader 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Volleyball 3, Tennis 3,4, Letteretts 3,4, Volleyball 3, Tennis 3,4, Letteretts 3,4, Homecoming Queen 4, Band 3,4. LONNA RAEE WHIPPLE Whip, Shorty, PeeWee, Snag; remembers when Sue and I went streaking on Horse back and I fell off and landed in a sticker patch and Sue's horse took off towards town, fun times in the old school, and when Dianne and I hid up in the attic; Plans to work so I can move out and try to do things on my own, maybe get married, do some traveling.. .Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 2, Tennis 4, Ski Club 1,2, Letteretts 4, Volleyball 1, Track 1, Vice President 1, A.S.B. 1. Senior Favorites best all around—Mary Tom Jones . 7 most athletic— Dianne Hall Doug Engstrom best looking—Laura Brewer Alan Munn best dancers— Fairlee Schaubert Rick Cook 15 ■■■■ JUNIORS 17 c zteJk?0 Marci Carpenter - Vice Pres. Rob Sain - President John West - Sec. Treas. Sophomores had a lot of spirit this year and have been going good all year long. They had fantastic bake sales, car washes a great dance. Congratulations should be given to this class for their pride enthusiasm! Bernathy, Greg Brewer, Tracy Bosse, Steve Bogart, Jerry Blythe, Sue Brooks, Pam Cagle, Linda Cameron, Tom Carpenter, Marci Carrier, Doug Carroll, Clint Cartwright, Barb Cole, Shawn Coward, Jo Anne Craig, David Estabrook, Kathy Ensz, James Engebretsen, Edie Durr ant, Cindy Durum, Handy Hilton, Gwen Himple, Louise Hemstrom, Jerry Halm, Mike Green, Jolie Kring, Tammy Kline, Craig Jacobs, Tony Howe, Sheryl Hjelle, Toni Mccham, David Iohoff, Debbie Lewis, Jackie Levin, Artie Lansiedel, Joe Muldur, Bruce Millman, Cris Mcglothlin, Shannan Rains, Ann Paulk, Lori Neisinger, Linda Mills, Dan Mills, Sundie Moore, Theresa Mob erg, Steve Munn, Dale Murry, Marcy Ncmnich, Mike Phillips, Cindy Redcnious, Terry Rochon, Ken Russell, Pam Saddler, Ray Sain, Mary Sansaver, Dan Schwartz, Chris � 00 MOT A«JuiAB.{ Tilton, Rick Tucker, Laura Westland, Brian Yelmene, Floyd Schwartz, Shawn Series, Phil Shirley, Terry Simpson, Judy Stewart, Tammy “Seventy 20 I Z • • • • i ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••A ►••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••t ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••A ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SHHONOHdOS J i N Class Officers: Mary Sain - Sec. T re as. Kev Engstrom - President Kathy Driscoll - Vice. Pres, (not shown) The Junior class had perhaps one of their busiest years in High School. Graduation and the Junior-Senior Prom were their biggest projects and both turned out with great success. Among their many fund raising pro- jects were bake sales, car washes, and concession stands. Much school spirit came from the Class of 1977 as was shown in their victory for First Place float in the Homecoming float contest. Looking forward to next year, the class of 1977 promises to be back next year and do an even better job. Beckett, Joe Beevers, Carla Bogart, Dwayne Blythe, David Bond, Tim Brooks, Dana Burrus, Sandy Carlson, Mitch Chappcl, Rick Code, Shirle Craig, Jody Craig, Maralyn Desrosier, Mike Derum, Tom Dexter, Bill Durant, Dot Engstrom, Dege Engstrom, Kevin Fricke, Nadine Driscoll, Kathy Haas, Don Hahn, Ken Hannum, Chuck Harkins, Ron Hendricks, Jeff Henson, Jana Him pie, Wayne Howe, Steve Hubbs, Heidi Hughes, Shelly Kinnie, Jim Lenfke, Dave Lewis, Mark Johnson, Marcia Lindsey, Dcnccia Lohoff, Rocky Madsen, Echo Me Martin, Peggy Mecham, Bill Miller, Bcrnie Miller, Bill u e Ve full of pep and really great 1-9-7-8 Ramey, Shon Redman, Lynn Roberts, Doralee Rochon, Rozanne Sain, Rob Sansaver, Darcel Saunders, Sandy Saunders, Steve Schroeder, Tim Shubert, Scott Series, Phil Series, Ron Shirley, Terry Simpson, David Storrs, Jeanette Taylor, Lynn Tilton, Roger Tuttle, JoDee West, John Yelmene, Judy FRESHMEN 25 Miss Weagel Miss Roche Mr. Bates Mr. Waali Mr. West Mr. Bunnell Mr. Hanan, Principal Mrs. Olson, Secretary FACULTY Mr. Martinec Miss Goins Mr. Immewahr Mr. Pyott Mr. Camp Mr. Doering Mrs. Mottfer, Secretary Mrs. Avenell Mrs. Miller Not Shown: Mr. Ward Mr. Black Mr. Erickson Mr. Strecker W Mr. Dundas Mr. Seibert IN MEMORY Everett Proper Mark Hawkins Jolie Green Every man has a train of thought on which he rides when he is alone. The dignity and nobility of his life, as well as his happiness, depend upon the direction in which that train is going, the baggage it carries, and the scenery through which it travels. Joseph Fort Newton Madsen, Brian Matthiesen, Tony McGee, Mike McKee, Julie Pholo not sAvailahft Murray, Pat Paulk, Margaret Poplin, Sandra Quillen, Tim Redman, Michael Sansaver, Tammy Schroeder, Tiami Sylliaasen, Chris Shirley, Dan Stone, Jay Steele, Pat Tow, Jack Willis, Tim Wooman, Christine Zwieg, Sherry Tucker, Wade FACULTY 29 Allen, Lori Beckett, Molly Bosse, Brian Bunkleman, Gordon Burke, Vince Burrus, Tracy Cameron, Sandy Carey, Shannon Chappell, Kathy Clark, Christie Code, Sandy Coward, Pete Curry, Handy Dailey, Bruce Dennes, Dave Desrosier, Duane Desrosier, Tina Elliott, Tom Engstrom, Margie Fricke, Norman Gable, Chris Gray, David Groat, Gary Hagerty, Richard Hall, Scott Hannum, Debbie Hartwich, Scott Hilton, Cindy Hopper, Duane Howe, Pat The Freshman class didn't get into the hang of high school too fast but once they did they moved right into the swing of things with their many fund raising projects. They also had a fantastic turnout for sports this year. Class Officers: Debbie Harm am - President Pat Steele - Sec. Treas. Brian Bosse - Vice Pres. Huntley, Ken Huntley, Mya Jensen, Dwight Jensen, Ernie Jackson, Karen Keller, Kelli Kohl, Jennifer Kring, Randy Kinnie, Richard Kohl, Christie Kurtz, Theresa I emke, Janine Lcmkc, Jeff Logan, Wendy Lyons, Richard 32 SPOR TS Back Row: Kevin Engstrom, Rocky Lohoff, Brian Westland, Mike Derosier, Dan Sansaver, Dege Engstrom, Ken Hahn, Wayne Himplc, Ron Nicholas, John West, Scott Hall, Jim Kinnie, Terry Shirley, Middle Row: Captain Jack, Bill Dexter, Greg Bernethy, Duane Derosier, Rick Tilton, Brian Mills, Doug Engstrom, Mike Hahn, Jeff Hendricks, Tony Jacobs, Tim Schrader, Brian Madsen, Bottom Row: Ken Rochon, Dave Blythe, Chuck Hannum, Doug Carrier, Steve Moberg, Brad Wagner, Mark Lewis, Randy Derum, Artie Levin, Joe Beckett, Rob Sain. Co-Captains; Doug Engstrom and John West Head Coach: Jack West Asst. Coach: Bob Powell KICK-RECEIVING: Mike Hahn, Doug Engstrom, Dave Blythe, Jim Kinnie, Ken Hahn, Danny Sansaver, Kev Engstrom, Brian Westland, Steve Moberg, Doug Carrier, John West, Dan Mills. A OFFENSE: Front-Dan Sansaver, Chuck Hannr.m, Jim Kinnie, Kev Engstrom, Ken Hahn, Mike Desrosier, Rocky Lohoff. Back-Dege Engstrom, Mark Lewis, Doug Engstrom, John West. DEFENSE: Front-Dan Sansaver, Mike Desrosier, Ron Nicholas, Randy Durham, John West, Back-Mark Lewis, Kev • Engstrom, Ken Hahn, Doug Engstrom, Dege Engstrom, Jim Kinnie. 35 Football Cheerleaders denecia lindsey marcy murry Jill west mary albin pant russell And Pep Assemblies Volleyball First row: Doralee Roberts, Linda Neisingcr, Judy Roche, Barb Cartwright, Carla Beevers, Dianne Hall, Sue LeDuc, Kayce Mitchell, Jeanne Stilley, Laura Brewer, Ann Duncan, Fair Schaubert, Jollie Green, Jana Hansen, Heidi Hubbs. Row two: Lynn Taylor, Tracy Brewer, Judy Yelmene, Sandy Burrus, Edie Engebretsen, Margerett Polk, Laurie Polk, Tina Desrosier, Debbie Heiser, Molly Beckett, Tammy Sansaver, Dare Sansaver, JoDee Tuttle. Row three (front to back) Rozanne Rochon, Edie Menzell, Jannet Stores, Tony Hjelle, Louis se Himple, Dot Durrant, Nadine Fricke. Row four: Cindy Durrant, Tracy Burrus, Sandy Poplin, Sue Blythe, Shelley Hughes, Cindy Phillips, Lisa Tennis Basketball VARSITY: Rob Sain, Mike Hahn, Jeff Hendricks, Doug Engstrom, Kev Engstrom, Ken Hahn, Wayne Himple, Don Gibson, Doug Carrier, John West. JUNIOR VARSITY: Rick Tilton, Jeff Hendricks, Roger Tilton, Brian Bosse, Dwayne Desrosier, Richard Hagerty, Pete Coward, Steve Saunders, Mike Hahn, Doug Carrier, Artie Levin, Paul McMartin, Mike Redman. 46 Cheerleaders pam russei, mary albin, denecia lindsey, Jill west, mary sain This year’s cheerleaders worked hard earning money, learning cheers and more. They began at the end of last year raising money to go to cheer camp and pay for their uniforms. They held bake sales, rummage sales, car washes and many other activities. On March 19th, 1976, they sponsored TOLO. The theme was ’Through The Looking Glass’ and it was a big success. A special thanks from the cheerleaders to the people of Granite for their support and donations to help pay for cheer camp. 47 Girls9 Basketball FRONT ROW: Marcy Carpenter, Cindy Durant, Toni Hjelle, Dottie Durant, Edith Menzel, Peggy McMartin, Carla Beevers, Molly Beckett, Christine Woolman, BACK ROW: Barb Cartwright, Fair Schaubert, Louise Himple, Tina Desrosier, Jeanne Stilley, Margie Engstrom, I aura Tucker, Marcy Murry, Judy Yelmene, Jodie Tuttle, Darcel Sansaver, Jill West, Lonna Whipple, (Beaner), Sandy Poplin, Tlami Schroeder, Sandy Cameron. COACHES: Arvin Waali and Judy Roach ORGANIZA TIONS 51 Bottom to Top: First Row-Dan Sansaver, Dianne Hall, Rick Tilton, Barb Cartwright, Bernie Miller, Scott Hartwich. Second Row-Don Haas, Joe Beckett, Rocky Lohoff, Edic Engebretsen, Tracy Brewer, Carla Beevers, Mary Sain, Nadine Fricke. In the tree-Dana Brooks and Jim Kinnie. Art Club Officers: Edie Engebretsen-A.S. B. Rep., Rick Tilton-Vice President, and Dianne Hall-President. Mr. Bates is the club's advisor. Foreign Language k Advisor: Mr. Hugh Ward The Foreign Language Club zoomed off to an eventful year. Cultural events were an important and fun part of the program. Fund raising also played a big part in their ac- tivities this 3rear. They plan on awarding a small scholarship to one of their leaving members each year and the entire club has really worked hard in reaching that goal. Left to Right: Julie Haas—Sec. Treas., Bill Dexter—A.S.B. Representa- tive, Ken Hahn—President, Nadine Fricke—Vice-President. BACK ROW: Wayne Himple, Don Gibson, John West, Rob Sain, Kev Engstrom, Bill Mecham, Bernie Miller, SECOND ROW: Mr. Ward, Jeff Hemstrom, Mike Hahn, Echo Madsen, Lynn Taylor, Sue Blythe, Marci Carpenter, Linda Neisinger, THIRD ROW: Brian Bosse, Joe Beckett, Tom Jones, Dot Durrant, Nadine Fricke, Heidi Hubbs, Carla Beevers, Janet Storrs, Toni Hjelle, FOURTH ROW: Jeff Hendricks, Tracy Brewer, Marcy Murry, Mary Sain, Gwen Hilton, Molly Beckett, Doralee Roberts, FIFTH ROW: Rozanne Rochon, Ken Hahn, Bill Dexter, Julie Haas, Cindy Durrant. 53 There are many thousands of times in the course of a year in which every editor of every yearbook has contemplated suicide. And I was no exception. But this page is to acknowledge my helpers, friends, and staff members I couldn’t possibly get along without. First, Kathy Driscoll, next year’s staff assassin. Your sudden fits of insanity were the only things that kept the rest of us from going nuts. To you, I wish all the aspirin and luck in the world. (And a bottle of Mac wouldn’t hurt...) Cindy Phillips, always there when I needed you. No job was too big for you. Thanks a lot, and to you I leave Kathy Driscoll. Tom Jones, our faithful photographer. Always there to take pictures but not always able to see in the camera. Mr. Bates, a special thanks to you. Seemed like no matter how many times I bothered you with cries of anguish and terror, you just shrugged it off and referred me to your analyst. (I’ll be sure to have him send you my bill...) To all the people who worked so hard after school I want to give a special thanks. Without j'our help I would have been lost. The man from Crown Country. All the countless things he went through to help us out. Never can I tell you how much you were to us. Thanks again. 54 Annuat Left to Right: Kathy Driscoll-Asst. Editor, Mary Sain-Business Manager, Mary Albin-Editor, Tom Jones-Photographer. 55 Drama Club Front to Back: Lynn Redman, Cindy Durant, Dave Cameron, Judy Yelmene, Lynn Taylor, Tom Cameron. Gwen Hilton, Susan Blythe, Jackie Lewis, Chris Millman, Edic Engebretsen, Dawn Hilton. Julie Haas, Marcy Carpenter, Sandy Poplin, Doralee Roberts, Linda Neisinger, Cindy Hilton, Peggy McMartin, Kelley Keeler, Joe Beckett. Honor Front to Back: Julie Haas, Denecia Lindsey, Echo Madsen, Ken Hahn-Vice Pres., Tom Jones-Pres., Nadine Fricke- Sec Treas., Joe Beckett. Carla Beevers, Mary Sain, Peggy McMartin, Jeff Hendricks, Rick Cook, Bill Dexter, Floyd Yelmene, Doug Engstrom, Don Gibson, Kev Engstrom, Laura Brewer, Jeff Hemstrom, Della Jensen, and Monty Moen. BACK: Mr. Camp, Dege Engstrom, Dan Sansaver, Rocky Lohoff, Don Gibson, CENTER: Ken Hahn, Mark Lewis, Doug Engstrom, Rob Sain, John West, Mike Desrosier, Kev Engstrom, Mike Hahn, Wayne Himple, FRONT: Brad Wagner Terrv Shirley, Jim Kinnie. Lettermen s Club Officers: Kev Engstrom - Sec. Treas., Ken Hahn - Vice Pres. , John West - A.S. B. Representative, Doug Engstrom - President. Letterettes Back Row: Tiami Schroeder, Tina Derosier, Jeanne Stilly, Dianne Hall, Darcell Sansaver, Laura Tucker, Dorothy Durant, Christy Clark. Middle Row; Miss Roche, Edie Engebretsen, Rosanne Rochon, Judy Yelmene, Sue LcDuc, Edith Menzel, Cindy Durant, Cindy Phillips. Bottom Row: Peggy McMartin, Tony Hjelle, Carla Beevers, Marcy Murry, Molly Bccket, and Louise Himple. Hard work and good leadership led the chorus through an outstanding year. They performed at two concerts, one for Christmas and one during Spring. A special ensemble was formed. They also perform- ed at the concerts and at other functions such as special P.T.A. meetings. It was a working year but still a fun year for all the students in the chorus. Mr. Waali High School Chorus Back row- Gordon Bunkleman, Jeff Lemke, Brian Madsen, Denica Lindsey, Debbie Lohoff, Judy Yelmene, Scott Hall, Third Row- David Craig, Gary Groat, Richard Lyons, Tina Desrosier, Christie Kohl, Edid Menzel, Lisa, JoDee Tuttle, Dare Sansaver, Tammy Sansaver, Chris Millman, Second Row- Sue LeDuc, Della Jensen, Cherj'al Howe, Theresa Huntley, Candy Matthiesen, Marilyn Craig Sundie Mills, Brent Running, I mna Whipple, First Row- Mr. Waali, Fairlee Schaubert, Julie Haas, Julie McKee, Ann Duncan, Shelley Hughes, Sandra Poplin, Mary Sain, Echo Madsen, Cindy Phillips, Jolie Green, Pam Brooks, Sue Blythe, Jackie Lewis Linda Neisinger, Jody Craig, Tammy Kring, Lynn Redmand, Toni Hjelli, Tony Van Liew, Louise Himple, Kayce Mitchell. 60 This year's H.S. Band did a great job. They start- ed out the year playing in the Homecoming and the Railroad Days Parades. They played at all the home games, really adding to the spirit of the crowd. They also participated in the Christmas and the Spring concerts. A special thanks goes to Mr. Waali for all his work. First Row: Peggy Me Martin, Christine Woolman, Lynn Redman, Edie Engebretsen, Second Row: Jill West, Heidi Hubbs, Dave Mecham, Tiami Schroeder, Chris Gable, Third Row: Jay Stone, Dege Engstrom, Dwight Jensen, Ray Saddler, Nadine Fricke, Ken Hahn, Fourth Row: Mr. Waali, Bill Dexter, Doug Engstrom, Don Gibson, Steve Saunders, Paul McMartin, Dan Mills, Kevin Engstrom. A.S.B. OFFICERS: Sue LeDuc-Sec Treas., Don Gibson-Pres. and Ann Duncan-Vice-Pres. TOP TO BOTTOM: Don Gibson, Laura Brewer, Tom Jones, Mary Albin, Terry Villines, Jill West, Dan Sansaver, Kathy Driscoll, Rocky Lohoff, Bill Dexter, John West, Edie Engebretsen, and Judy Yelmene. ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING ROYALTY: Freshmen Christy Clark and escort Tim Schroeder; Junior Princess Judy Simpson and escort Greg Bernethy; 1st Senior Princess Ixiura Brewer and escort Jim Roche; Queen Jill West and escort Kev Engstrom; 2nd Senior Princess Dianne Hall and escort Tim Quinn; Sophomore Princess Jackie Lewis and escort Scott Hall. Christmas Concert Fall Awards “Through the Looking Glass TOLO MARCH 1976 0 HOIH 'HP AUTOGRAPHS 71 A If, Lee Alexander, Raylene Baker, Debbie Baker, Robbie Bishop, Janine Bishop, Jennifer Blythe, Janet Brewer, Dorian Bryan, Pat Burrus, Kelly Cartwright, Sandy Clark, Walt Clinkenbeard, Char Code, Nancy Cole, lisa Coward, Carolyn Crabtree, Dixie Dahl in, Debbie Dahl in, Mike Durant, Ralph Denhim, Shelley Donhue, Kathy Erickson, Lori Esterbrook, Gordon Haas, Jim Hendricks, Shelby Hill, Danny Hjelle, Rick Howe, Roland Hughes, Doug Jacobs, Mark Johnson, Darci Johnson, Lynde Kacoroski, Albert Kohl, Lori Kring, Charlene Latham, Daryn Lemke, Lisa Levin, Audrey Lewis, Tracy Mathieson, Jackee Mecham, Deanne Miller, Rene Mitchell, Duane Murry, Laurie Murry, Pam Noyd, Debbie Noyd, Theresa Ogren, Tom Perrigoue, Monica Pottruff, Clyde Proper, Kathy Quillen, Terri Roberts, David Rochon, Carolyn Rosson, Bryan Rowe, Cordelia Saddler, Doris Schwartz, Randy Sherman, Rosemary 74 Shirle, Todd Smith, Greg Stewart, Scott Stilley, Terri Stone, Scott Storrs, Cheryl Tuttle, Tana Villines, Doug White, Jackie Whitt, Rhonda Williams, Mel Woolman, Cathy Wunder, John Wyles, Melody Wyles, Tawnny Alf, David Beckwith, Chris Blair, Brenda Bogart, Ron Bond, Candice Buckner, Linton Bunkelman, Dave Cameron, Belinda Carlson, Howard Chappcl, Gloria Chute, Fred Dexter, Shiela Doering, Paul Downey, Tammy Duncan, Steve Groat, Darrill Groat, Tom Him pie, Dale Hjelle, Sandy Horner, Bill Hughes, Derek Jackson, Cindy Jensen, Stacey Kacoroski, Rosemary Klein, Kris 7th GRADE 75 tm Lindsey, Stacey Lyons, Keven Mayer, Yvonne Iiindsidel, Paul Moore, Anthony Moore, Joe Newman, Bill Pawloski, Vince Perrigoue, Wayne Powell, Jim Redenius, Tim Ransom, Greg Scroggins, Bell Stienke, Cheryl Stores, Bill Tilton, Mike Van liew, Trudy Wickstrom, Jeanne White, Penny Woolman, Marvin 76 Jr. Hi Band First Row-Shlela Dexter, Janet Blythe, Clair Peters, Rochelle Hjort, Lori Erickson, Second Row-Tom Orgren, Trudy Van Liew, Marvin Woolman, Bell Scroggins, Lex Jones, Third Row-Tammy Downey, Kelly Burrus, Terry Stilley, Bryan Rosson, Fourth Row-Cheryl Stanky, John Wunder, Scott Stone, Mr. Waali. Chorus Chorus-Front Row-Theresa Noyd, Carolyn Coward, Darci Johnson, Jenny Paulk, Yvonne Mayer, Alicen Kacoroski, Second Row-Tana Tuttle, Carolyn Rochon, Tara Olsen, Belinda Cameron, Melody Wyles, Tammy Wyles, Third Row-Jennifer Bishop, Janine Bishop, Sandy HJelle, Kris Klein, Gloria Chappel, Dixie Gray, Fourth Row- Cordelia Rowe, Kathy Donhue, Doris Saddler, Candice Bond, Jeanne Wickstrom, Brenda Blair, Tracy Lewis, Deanne Mecham, Rosemary Sherman, Fifth Row-Mr. Waali, Eileen Dibble, Raylene Alexander, Sandy Cartwright, Debbie Baker, Lori Kohl, Lisa Lemke, Laurie Murry, Cheryl Storrs, Sixth Row-Ron Bogart, Raney Schwarz, Paul Doering, Howard Carlson, Bill Storrs, Steve Duncan, David Roberts, Todd Shirley, Greg Smith, Jackee Mathieson, Shelby Hendricks, Seventh Row-Linton Buckner, Walt Clark, Clyde Pottruff, Anthony Moore, Tim Redenius, David Chute, Vince Pawloski, Mel Williams Swing Ensemble Swing Ensemble-Rene Miller, Carolyn Rochon, Tara Olsen, Doris Saddler, Theresa Noyd, Janine Bishop, Jennifer Bishop, Sandy Hjelle, Tana Tuttle, Lori Erickson, Kathy Woolman, Laurie Murry, Shelby Hendricks, Mr. Waali. 80 81 GRANITE FALLS Office-568-4664 Home-568-2448 PHARMACY PURDY and DAWSON P.O. 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