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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1977 volume:

[ipienicrs We of Granite High each have our own expressions which make us individuals. We express ourselves in many different ways but our moods can be seen in everything we do. The 1977 Pilchuck is our way of combining these feelings to form one big expression of our entire school to be remembered forever ACTIVITIES PACE...1) CEDES DACE ... Cl JPSICP DICE PACE ... CD MILLER tV $VV KEVIN ENGSTROM SUNDIE MILLS , S DM MILLS V aws SCKVIKW NADINE FRICKE DftN SANSAVER srsn MARK lewis Dorrl[L “ TOMDERUM PEGGY McMARTIN . uuiw... brlah suaho % VSSLSW VI� OWHS MITCH CARLSON ttH IOt '0% §ENIOR§ ROCKY LOHOFF DUANE KINNEY L“ naa «no� SHAWN SCHWARZ URRYRLGEHWS MARY SAIN NEMMICH y %% I0®'( CRM6 BILL DEXTER % pMA RUSSELL FLOYD YELMENE - 'HDy HAVE BLYTHE DENECIA LINDSEY SENICIFAVCKIIII II NNIESl SAND? BURRUS I II1S WESIEANI UCSI IIUELV EC SUCCEEI NADINE II14 I I BEN BADS Nadine's ambitions include going to college, working for a while, and then get married and live happily ever after . . . Ken wants to be a success in whatever . . . r s Sandy wants to be Europe's biggest rock roll star and to eat, drink and be cool . . . while Brian just wants to be Brian . . . indefeta . . . Bi$I IOCI ISC mill DII4SI Hill IEWII Dottie wishes to go to college to become a third grade teacher . . . Mark wishes to travel, make lots of money and get the most out of life . . . r i Bill 1114111 5 Denecia and Ron agree: to float happily through the cloud of life (heavy!) . . . r i 11 I'M -Villi HIS 1114 H4 H41 IIS Hill I ISI4 Sill Peggy's ambition: My goal in life is to always achieve what I attempt and to make the whole world smile ... Mike wants to stay around Granite and buy some land, work for the forest service, or become an electrician . . . 11 1 ill 4DDI SI 1411 4 III I II DAN SASS4VII Laura would like to travel, meet a lot of different people and be happy . . . while Dan just wants to be a Rhinestone Cowboy! r 6 DIICEAI Hil l 14 HO UAD§EN III I IMME4 H Echo's ambition in life is to be a good parent and have 20 kids . . . Dege would like to be in the air as much as possible, be rich and live all over. EIM DAM IE PAH E l AM 11 IIH IISMI Pam wants to go to Edmonds Community College to become a dental hygenist and her big goal is to interview Desi and have him sweep her off her feet to Hollywood . . . while Jim wants to become a butcher and one day have his own shop . . . r 7 U4 HI ill II IK II I HIHI M S I ms INI STM H Judy wants to graduate and find a good job . . . Kevin wants to be healthy, wealthy, and wise! SENIOR FAVORITES ARE CHOSEN STRICTLY BY THE SENIOR CLASS BY A SECRET BALLOT. HOPEFULLY, MUCH THOUGHT GOES INTO THIS CHOICE AND THE RESULTS ARE ANNOUNCED TO THE STUDENT BODY. THE ANNUAL STAFF WOULD LIKE TO COMMEND ALL SENIORS AS BEING SENIOR FAVORITES OF 1977. J 8 PRIIIDENI I 4N S4NS441K 111 RRENIDENE H il l Hi l l I ISI ' II liliis SENIOR CUSS Of f ICER§ The class of nineteen hundred and seventy-seven has risen up in triumph and success. This class will be remembered for many years to come. They have been active in many things. They have triumphed in areas of intelligence and mental competence as well as sports and other collegiate activities. On the day of the Railroad Days parade, the class earned the trophy for having the most originally constructed float. Their pig raffle was also a success, bringing in over a hundred dollars. Remember the Seniors of Seventy-seven. Dan Sansaver 9 JOSEPH CHARLES BECKETT Jomo, JoJo, Josie; likes Cat Stevens, trees, backpacking, painting, inside jokes, and being with my kind of people ; remembers George Wilburn, 20th Century History, Lush Memorial Stadium, East Boardman, and when Mr. Solem threw his shoe at me. Plans to go to college and become educated. Football 3, Honor Society 2,3,4, Honor Society V.P.4, Foreign Language Club 2,3,4, Foreign Language Club President 4, Art Club 3,4. DAVID ROSS BLYTHE Fleeto, Zingo, Smythe; likes food, sports, having a good time; remembers the San Juan Adventure, the Berlin Wall, D.M. shutting off the power on Mt. Pilchuck, when J.K. put an elk's tongue in Miss Weagle's purse, and R.S.'s musk rat sandwich. Plans to go to college and become an oceanographer and have a good time. Football 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Ski Club 1,2, German Club 2, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4. CARLA RAE BEEVERS Doo-dah, Cariotta; likes horses, Photography, skiiing, pizza, sunny days, and being with friends; remembers when L.T. and I fell off the chair at Pilchuck and almost landed in the net, and the towering inferno during Art II. Plans to live a long, happy, healthy life, and have a career in Photography. Honor Society 2,3,4, Foreign Language Club 3,4, Letterettes 2,3,4, Senior Princess, Girls' Basketball 1,2,3,4, Girls' Volleyball 2,4. DWAYNE BOGART Bogie; likes pizza, cars, moto-cross racing; remembers locker races, shooting spit wads at Black, and breaking into the school to get a table for the cheerleaders. Plans to advance in vocations, finish carpentry and get a job as an apprentice. Basketball 1,2, Advanced shop classes TIM LEEROY BOND Likes midnight Jag runs, deer hunting with a spot light, duck hunting out of season, and getting 4-wheel drives stuck; remembers skipping school in 1st. grade, racing around town at night, and fishing at Heart Lake opening day; plans to work and become rich. DANA CLARK BROOKS Likes girls, good times, Black Velvet, skiing and cars; remembers when Rocky's car went for a swim, blowing up his roadrunner, and Graafstra's party. Plans to travel and make a lot of money. Football 1.2.4, Basketball 1, Ski Club 1,2, Baseball 4, Track 1,2, Art Club 1.2.3.4, Annual Staff 4. 10 SANDY BURRUS San, Burr-Butt; likes B.V., boys, wild weekends, Corvettes, Steve, cannibas, good music, tacos, and R.B.; remembers when Stilley, Beeson and I wore Mexican hats and danced around town, Friday and Saturdays were wild times, and when Bates made me be a manequin in art. Plans to take life easy for a few months, earn money and buy a Corvette. Basketball 1,2, Pep Club 1, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Ski Club 1,2, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. 4. JODY ANNE CRAIG Likes pizza, chicken, milk, and Tim; remembers when I got locked in the bathroom with T.K. and P.H. Plans to get married and live in Canada, and later go to India. Chorus 3, F.B.L.A. 3. MITCHELL DEAN CARLSON Snitch, Mitch; likes waterskiing, snow skiing, and my truck; remembers when D.E. and I went to Lake Chelan, when D.K. and I pitterpattered and clicked our way through Speech, when D.E. took E.M. to Bates' house, and when Tracy spit in Dege's face. Plans to strive and reach for the top in all I do. Track 1, Ski Club 1.2.4, Basketball 1, Homecoming Committee 4, Art Club 1.2.3.4, Chorus 1,2. THOMAS HAWN DERUM Likes Christy, food, money, music and parties. Remembers Railroad Days of '75, the first day I took Christy out, and skipping school. Plans to take life as it comes. MICHAEL E. DESROSIER Dez, Andy; likes JoDee, movies, all kinds of hunting and fishing, making black marks, being with good friends and talking, and Mach I's; remembers Mo's birthday. Jack in the Box, the Shack, the fight with the Indians, the first class party, getting dive-bombed by a model airplane. Plans on working with the forest service or getting on as an apprentice to an electrician. Football 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2,3, Lettermen's Club 3,4, F.F.A. 4. WILLIAM ALLAN DEXTER Computer, Poindexter; likes food, Daiquiris, and parties in the van; remembers W.H. getting drunk on plain Daiquiri mix, and when half our class skipped in 7th. grade. Plans to further my education, become filthy rich, and have a nice family. Football Man. 1,2,3,4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Pres. 4, Pep Band 1.2.3.4, Foreign Language Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4, A.S.B. Rep. 3,4, Basketball 1, Lettermen's Club 4, Boys' Basketball stat 1.2.3.4, Girls' Basketball stat 4, Track Stat 2, School Paper 4. DOROTHY ELIZABETH DURANT Dottie, Buns; likes spaghetti, sports, being with friends, water- skiing, and pizza; remembers the track bus at Tolt, and Dege's only cake and ice cream party when we played pin the tail on Echo and tied Dege up in the woods, and the wild parties at Bates' house. Plans to go to college, have fun and get rich. Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 2.3.4, Letterettes 2,3,4, Boys Basketball Stat 2.3.4, German Club 2,3, Pep club 1, Homecoming Queen 4 KEVIN GOODWIN ENGSTROM Kev, Slick : likes sports, having fun, a misty sunrise, watching girls play volleyball, and life; remembers greasin' it, life on the river, Saturday morning at Glover's, Yithmetic with J.W., and when J.K. called Mrs. Hale grandma . Plans to go to college and try to become educated. A.S.B. Rep. 1,2,4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Class President 3, Foreign Language Club 3. DANNEMARIE GORDON Little Chinese Wrestler, Flash; likes sports and animals, telling people they look like animals, archery and laughing; remembers when Roche was yelling at us for not having any spirit at home volleyball games. Volleyball 4, Basketball 4, Track 4, Homecoming Committee, Letterettes 4. 12 DUANE GRANT ENGSTROM Dege, Quick Draw, Mop Head; likes women, bridges, football, and having a good time; remembers all the wild parties at Bates' house, getting sick in M.C.'s truck, the Buns and the Rolls, and doesn't remember Railroad Days. Plans to try and find a well-paying job. Football 1,2,3,4, Band 1.2.3.4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Baseball 2.3.4, Basketball 1,4, Foreign Language Club 2, Ski Club 1,2,4. NADINE FRICKE Freaky, Nader; likes milk, Monty Python's Flying Circus, Sesame Street puppets, California, and Chicago, remembers the Summer of '76, Doobie Brothers Concert, Little Lugies, and E.M.'s and my British accent. Plans on going to Whitworth College with a pre-med major. Foreign Language Club 2,3,4, V.P. 3, Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Art Club 3, Annual Staff 3,4, Pep Band 2,3, A.S.B. Secretary 4, Volleyball 3,4, Boys' Basketball Stat 3,4, Chorus 4. KENNETH SCOTT HAHN Toby; likes sports, Triumphs, traveling, and acting goofy; remembers getting thrown out of a Freshman basketball game at Coupeville, and when D.E. threw sodium into the Chemistry lab sink. Plans to attend the Air Force Academy or college. Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Track 2.3.4, Pep Band 1.2.3.4, Honor Society 2.3.4, V.P. 3, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, V.P. 3, Foreign Language Club 2,3, President 2,3, A.S.B. President 4. RON HARKINS Harky, Beak (nose); likes skiing, parties, going out with girls, fighting with T.Q., Mrs. Wiltz, music, and Peter Frampton; remembers when T.Q. and I ran over a real beaver, skipping school in 7th. grade and going to Iron Mountain, and when Mr. Camp broke the Lettermen's Club chair and fell to the floor; Plans to work for one year, then go to Vocational School, be an X-ray Technician, and travel for a few months. JEFFREY ROARK HENDRICKS Hound; likes Chicago, tempest, and pizza; remembers Gunnar, the mystery cartoonists, Westland on Railroad Days, the Search and Rescue Club and the night at the bridge, and tree planting. Plans to become a marine geologist-underwater photographer, live under the ocean, and write adventure novels. Football 3, Stat 2, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1, Honor Society 2,3,4, Foreign Language Club 2,3,4, Hi-Q 3,4, Class V.P. 2, Homecoming Chairman 4. JANA KAY HENSON Jan; likes music, sunshine, having friends, and snow; remembers 7th. grade peek shows, H.H. catching her stove on fire, and when Weagle chased me down the hall. Plans to work, get rich, and travel. Homecoming Committee 4, Official Scorekeeper Volleyball, Track, and Girls' Basketball 2,3, Foreign Language Club 2, Letterettes 2,3,4. WAYNE HIMPLE Goatnose, Krimple, Binger, Stickman; remembers the days over at the Pit, Mrs. Hale and Typing 1, Room 1, the three times it took me to get my Driver's License, Potterzeebie, and Claybuns. Football 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Track 2,4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club V.P. 4, Foreign Language Club 2,3. STEVE HOWE Howie; Likes Chevys, pizza, Moto-cross racing, music, and smoking tires; remembers skipping out of class when the teacher's not looking, locker races, setting lockers on fire, and breaking into the school to take a table. Plans to go to work and bum around. Football 1. HEIDI BERNEICE HUBBS Hubcaps; likes doing things with friends, going to church, going fishing and for walks; remembers starting a fire in Weagle's oven, stalling the Driver's Ed car across the road with a logging truck coming, and card games on the basketball bus. Plans to do things I haven't had time to do yet, maybe go to college in a few years, and become a millionaire. Pep Band 1,2,3, Boys' Basketball Stat 2, Girls' Volleyball Stat 3, Foreign Language Club 2,3. 13 WEB GLENN JOHNS George; likes beatin' Dodges, parties, and just having fun with my friends; remembers bowling with Sundie and Mike, and racing Hemstrom around town at lunchtime. Plans on going to Alaska for a few weeks, and then no one knows, not even me. F.F.A. 4. DUANE ALBERT KINNEY Mr. Defense; the Hobbit, Tobocket; likes all sports, mostly basketball and boxing, girls of all shapes, sizes, and colors. To conclude, I like Granite. Remembers taking D.D. to Homecoming, and the time we all went skating where Mitch and I picked up some strange girls. Plans to work at Weyerhauser or P.G.W. for two years after High School and attend some college classes pertaining to being a fireman. JAMES LYLE KINNIE Jimbob, Lyle; likes hunting, fishing, skiing, Pam, good food, music, Volkswagons, and football; remembers streaking across the back of the football field at lunch time in 9th. grade, the 8th. and 9th. grade parties, the party after the Sultan game, and Jack-in-the- Box. Plans to travel around the U.S., find a good place to settle down and live. Also plans to get a job butchering. Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2, Ski Club 1,2,4, Lettermen's Club 1,2,3. DENECIA ROSE LINDSEY Floater, Nish, Princess Papouni; likes hiking, Steve Miller, wild mountain honey, cannibus, R.B., life and sunshine; remembers being thrown off the horses at Hall's, being under a semi with J.L., being poked in the wazooki by Bates' cane, and the Fantastical Frog Jumping Contest. Plans to travel and meet people, become a photographer, and someday find the leprechauns. Art Club 3, Cheerleader 3, G.A.A. 4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Volleyball 4, F.F.A. 4. 14 MARK LEWIS Louie, Lucky; likes partying, playing football, going out with girls, and fighting on Friday night; remembers Inkster's cabin, all the parties at Wolf's river, and when Echo got her name Roll. Plans to party for a month, then maybe go into the Service. Would like to get out of Granite. Ski Club 1,2, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball l. Baseball 1,2,3,4. ECHO MARIE MADSEN Blush, Roll; likes macaroni and cheese, having a good time with my friends, and going to church; remembers incidents at Tolt during track meets, and changing my clothes in the back of Stilley's station wagon when D.D. stole my clothes as a Semi got behind us. Plans on going to BYU and later having a HUGE family. Cheerleader 1, Chorus 1.2.3.4, Swing Ensemble 1,2,3, Track 2, Boys' Basketball Stat 2.3.4, German Club 2,3, A.S.B. Rep. 1,2,4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Letterettes 2,3,4, German Club V.P. 2. PEGGY SUE McMARTIN Likes photography, 4-H, and being busy; remembers the locker races, the old school, and when anything you said made Echo blush. Plans to attend WSU and study photography and agriculture. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Annual 4, Ski Club 4, A.S.B. Representative 4, F.F.A. President 4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Letterettes 2,3,4. WILLIAM MILLER III Sleepy; likes to go camping, hunting, and fishing, motorbikes, and playing tennis; remembers when my sister launched the car. Plans to get a job and travel. DANIAL CRESTON MILLS Barny, Wingo, Baretta, trilogy; likes Jana, concerts, skiing; remembers when D.E., D.B., and I tried to jump the Falls bridge in D.E.'s truck.Football 3,4, Basketball 2, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 4, Ski Club 1,2,4, Paper Rep. 4, Lettermen's Club 3,4. SUNDIE WINT MILLS Buns, Star, Toots, Sunshine; likes Mike, music, the countryside, people, and just being happy; remembers Tolo of '76, Railroad Days of '75, and when E.M. and I made the walking salad and it turned brown. Plans on going to Business College and settling down, getting married, and taking life as it comes. STEVEN ALBERT MOBERG Mo, Mountain Man, Blobird; likes people, Paul McCartny, my dog, outdoors, hunting and fishing, trapping, girls, football, Canada and the Yukon Territory; remembers the Berlin Wall, San Juan Adventure, seven mile swamp, Iceland girls, gas bombs at Fleeto's, Fleeto's birthday, being football champions, and the Olympic Motel incidents. Plans on doing what comes naturally. Football 3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4. DALE ISSAC MUNN Wine Bum, Delbert; likes country music, wine, and women; remembers all the good times in Granite before going to Forks. Plans on becoming rich and meeting Charlie Pride. Football 4. 15 MARCELLA ROSE MURRY Myrtle, Marc; likes D.B., sports, friends, and J.H.; remembers track meets at Tolt, the basketball game at Langley, the '76 football games, playing S.P. with B.D. on the basketball bus, and when D.D. had to kiss J.H. Plans to go to North Carolina. Girls' Basketball 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,4, Track 2.3.4, Cheerleader 2,3, F.F.A. 4, Class V.P. 4, Boys' Basketball Stat 2.3.4, German Club 3, Letterettes 2,3,4. KENNETH CHARLES ROCHON B.A.; likes Judy, Alfy's, racing motorbikes, and going to watch exciting car races; remembers when D.E. and T.Q. got into a fight at Sky Valley races, when B.W. got in a fight with his car, and when D.E. kissed the bridge down at the Falls. Plans to get a job in the truck driving business. Football 3,4, Foreign Language Club 2, Lettermen's Club 4, Homecoming Committee 4, Basketball 4. 16 CINDY LYNN PHILLIPS Clppy, Lynn; likes having a good time with friends, playing tennis, Elton John, and winter time; remembers when J.H. had to kiss D.D. on the basketball bus, E.M.'s and D.D.'s slumber parties, and doin' the Hustle in the street. Plans to go to a business college and become a receptionist, and someday get married and have a family. Chorus 1,2,3,4, Swing Choir 2, Cheerleader 1, Annual Staff 1,2,3,4, Editor 4, Track 2, Tennis 1,2,3,4, Boys' Basketball Stat 2,3,4, Ski Club 1,2, Letterettes 2,3,4, A.S.B. Rep. 1, Class Sec. 2,4. MICHAEL LOUIS NEMNICH Nuts, Toothpick, stringbean; likes Sundie, popcorn, farming, fishing, hunting, hiking; remembers Tolo of '76, May 7, 1976, and taking Sundie down to Farrell's and watching her turn beet red. Plans to go to college and settle down in a few years, and take life as it comes. TERRY LEE REDENIUS Likes “certain girls, and Cheech Chong's “Championship Wrestling, good music, learning new chords, playing Carrom and Pool; remembers going to “Merlin, sitting next to Nadine in English III, being attacked by an anxious mob in the Art Room, and being scared by Dottie in the Locker Room. Plans to get into the recording business, possibly enroll in a Vocational School, and drive to California. PAMELA SUE RUSSELL Pussell; likes Jim, Jesus, life, cheerleading, Mexican food; remembers Bates and his tacs, M.S. and her gas mask in the boys' locker room, and Tex's Ding-a-ling. Volleyball 2, Cheerleading 3,4, A.S.B. representative 4. RAY EDWARD SADDLER Raabe, Ray, Ted. Likes Tube steaks, Knights in White Satin , being with people, taking sunshine pictures and making people happy. Remembers Boot's garage, old bag , the home brew solution in old science room, drivers Ed. Plans to work with dad and go to E.C.C. Band 1,2,3,4. DANNY DEAN SANSAVER Bummer, Sanny; likes girls, crown royal, good times, snow skiing, outdoors, and four- wheelin'; remembers hanging from the chairs of Mt. Pilchuck, and the Freshman Class party. Plans to make money and get around. Class President 1,2,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1,2, Ski Club 1,2,4, Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2,3, Art Club 1,2,4. CHRIS SCHWARZ Pinky; likes movies, dances, and girls; remembers Mr. West and the No Hope Gang, and will always remember the '76-'77 year. Plans on graduating then going to Illinois and Alaska, getting a job and working, and living one day at a time. MARY MARGARET SAIN Mooby Doink, Mary Hartman, Mar; likes chowing down, Mr. Fosberg's class, trips to Seattle; remembers the time the track bus left Shelley, Karen, and I at To It; Little Lugies and Kev's Crepe, doin' the Bunny Hop, Mother Jugs, and all the fun! Plans to attend Rick's College in Idaho, then get married and raise 24 beautiful children. Basketball 1,2, Track 2, Annual Staff 3,4, Cheerleader 3,4, Class Sec. 3, Honor Society 2,3,4, German Club 3,4, Girls' State 3. SHAWN SCHWARZ Bermuda, Grub; likes Mach I's music, S.R. and ON-J; remembers skipping school, locker races, yelling at Mrs. Olsen and J.B. spinning the tires in the Drivers Ed car. Plans to travel South on my motorcycle or drive trucks. JUDITH LYNN SIMPSON Jude, O.J.; likes music, tacos, my bike, parties, sports, the outdoors, B.V., and Class of 77; remembers flying to Oregon with Sandy, being a fugitive with S.B. and S.K. and almost making it to a dance with L.B. Plans to work for awhile and then go to Colorado. Volleyball 1,3,4, Basketball 1,2,4, Track 1, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, German Club 3, F.F.A. 4, Ski Club 1,4, Pep Club 1,2, Junior Princess. 17 LARRY WAYNE THOMAS, JR. Lake Stevens, Larry Lake; likes sports, hunting, and fishing; remembers saunas down on the Stillaguamish with D.B.S.H. D.V. and R.L. and an awful lot of beer and company between saunas, parties at my apartment and Pyott's Broken nose. Baseball 3,4, Football 4. FREDRIC LEROY TILTON Rick, Curly; likes being with close friends, Laura, the Doobie Brothers, and fishing; remembers the Rambler, Search Rescue, and New Years Eve '76. Baseball 1.2.3.4, Football 1.2.3.4, Basketball 3,4, Art Club 3. LAURA ANN TUCKER Miss Lynn, Lowell Ann; likes swimming, people, watching football games, volleyball, Rick, and just having a good time; remembers setting all the timers in Miss Weagle's Home Ec. and she went crazy trying to turn them all off. Plans to move away from Granite and go on to a two-year business college, and travel. Volleyball 1,2,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Ski Club 1,2, Pep Club 1, Letterettes 3,4. BRIAN SCOTT WESTLAND Candy Man, Bri; likes chocolate milk, root beer, movies, and Creedence Clearwater Revival; remembers being one of the mystery cartoonists in Joe Pyott's room, and J.K. streaking; Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Lettermen's Club 3,4. I FLOYD ALLEN YELMENE PFY; likes water skiing, good-humored people, sunshine, traveling, and people who are honest and happy; remembers when P.M. wanted to play sports with the guys in 5th. grade. Plans to get a scholarship in the ROTC program and go to college for four years, studying math, chemistry, physics, etc. Honor Society 2,3,4, Music 2, High School Editor 4. 18 S wvcLh ( ak € i at J £rxxf kp JINICRI Q? , w- MB y Cr CKUj r ,r, '«'.asV i e=tzW J U i V President: Marci Vice President: Roger The Junior Class has had an ambitious year of making or trying to make bucks. Projects included cake walks, sales, pennant sales, etc. The Homecoming Class Float even won first place in the competition.The class officers include Marci Carpenter, President; Roger Tilton, Vice President; and Susan Blythe, Secretary. Secretary: Susan Susan Blythe Jerry Bogart Steve Bosse Pam Brooks Marci Carpenter Barb Cartwright Shawn Cole David Craig Randy Derum Cindy Durant Edie Engebretsen Jim Ensz Kathy Estabrook Mike Hahn Jerry Hemstrom Gwen Hilton Louise Himple Toni Hjelle Steve Kakalecik Craig Kline Joe Landsiedel Arthur Levin Jackie Lewis Kelli McGlothlin Bruce Mulder Linda Neisinger Terry Quinn Shon Ramey Doralee Roberts Lynn Redman Rosann Rochon Rob Sain Darcel Sansaver Sandy Sands Ron Series Dave Simpson Jeanette Simpson Lynn Taylor Roger Tilton JoDee Tuttle Bob Wasicki John West Judy Yelmene Just my brand! picking what? Artist at work Don't bug me! GF Cover Girl What day is it? Just what I need! And don't you forget it! What is it? a rose is a rose is a rose Darci Mouth Dorcus Doris Delores Now, it's this way v° v : v f - v , ' pGh '«Jp v ! K W « ”1 IV t• v o «.C ■ v £ £ f % • ’ ■■ '' vv'Vv5V v.j .« r « 4� p ' i o v°V V V VVvV tffi rX • rifr -j G “ - p v 'e v G «V ...G • -« v V sSs . v v S % . G , G -u' J . G . 0 C S ., ’ ' l ;V v°V .0 '”- .«A x$ vv C V vV V ,V ... ..0 S%5£S: - c, .%G cVV ° . V . GV a ■ fV -' V .G , ' n ; ; ; vw v csi'G .« % 'J- ;■ 5o .A A0 V r S 0. dfi c, G G v HP - „■ „tt fits- „ p •v : u; d 5 vV G1 ■ r G S� G - C° vV - §CPK0M€Rii . “V v vAv , - 0 -jS 5 SG°V' 1« ,«v s - c '■ g v' vs ,.Gv „ . G c iv' ; T3P7 y51 r ' , G cc,G 5 °V - ..G G ( „c ' S GV ' ' . S ' o G' .gG GX- G v . ° oV ,G cV «J V ■: % f x lG° . G .nG «G V r,0 V : v . v? : 4 5 c.gGn,v' oG .cS ' -V 4 y V v .GV V V_ , o 'V V‘ J ,y °X s'-'1, ' t0 V Aft -«S � -vV1«s� y. v : : C oG V gG° g - i?t x-,% % av ; � . Gf' 41 v gg V !g ,p v PV c,G G ' oGs VgGG G oG GG ,VW ! ti .G V'.,gGH .gG- G GG gG G gG v. .. cG -G gG V gO G° vOG G 5V G v G' -■ G ° OO c, GG pG .VV°. GG p0 ,vG h ,gG X 0o V.PS G V 0GV- g ., y .« GO' G0 vCy % v f v r ,v iV G G“VV G-G yPG G GG N Gv SP §CPHC 4CRE§ •• • This year, the class of '79 had a lot of spirit, but most of the Sophomores' eyes never cleared enough for them to see the cheerleaders at the pep assemblies. While they followed the football team to various points on the earth, they may not have helped win much, but at least they provided some money for the rooters' bus. They accomplished a lot in the '76 - '77 year, although it doesn't show in the bank account. The Sophomores also provided some good basketball players this year, and in the future they will prove this to the fans and other teams. Dave Dennis Lori Allen Molly Beckett Shane Boland Brian Bosse Tracy Burrus Sandy Cameron Shannon Carey Sandy Code Pete Coward Dave Dennis Duane Desrosier Tina Desrosier Leslie Douglas Margie Engstrom Scott Engstrom Chris Gable 8 Charles Gordon Gary Groat Richard Hagerty Cindy Hilton Marty Hunter Dwight Jensen Tex Jensen Darrell Johns Kelli Keeler Richard Kinnie Christy Kohl Jennifer Kohl Jeff Lemke Janine Lemke Tony Matthiesen Brian Madsen Mike McGee Julie McKee Paul McMartin Edith Menzel Sue Meservey Margaret Paulk Sandra Poplin Tim Quillen Mike Redman Tammy Sansaver Steve Saunders Dan Shirley Pat Steel Jay Stone Chris Sylliason Wade Tucker Wi’RE run 0f III Hl I I MM - I � 26 R S N B L S I Y Y Y I 0 Y C R w I E R T 0 D E s A 0 E M P A A C R E T w B R R B E A A A C I P H L N N L D A Z A N L A R N N A A U T 0 N E u R L D B S N Y N I E H E L J L S E R R E W L R E H I D D E L T M L H R C N I E L T L D L 0 L E R 0 0 J T S 0 E E L C A S E T K Y D T H R D G T D E A H E Y c D D B H H A W E N P L A 0 E T C I K V H M H M E 0 E H E G T I B I N 0 A U Y 0 N T I N 0 Y M S J L A A N S I 0 A K I U M P L D R 0 R S X C R L E C D H R E S H s E J T N E C A M A R 0 D W L E E R 0 R I D Y N C I A 0 L A E L A H R 0 A E T S 0 C A L C 0 E N E B S R N 0 A L D F P L E T 0 A R I N E N N M J M N R R T K N F H L L H E L E A I P S A L A I H K R L T L N T N E A I N U 0 S T I A Y L G I D R I N Y C E R H S 0 T N C Y I E W I D R L J C L E F c c E J S M N E 0 G 0 T S A R 0 I T W Y R K R M C X R S M L R E A K L Y F H 0 S 0 U P N R B U A D D w R 0 H D I E A D A K A I A I 0 I R X N I E 0 T T W H S C D E G K E E P B E L R I C N B 0 R N G K R C 0 I E R P K N H 0 H N A C 0 D 0 E A L E B E R E R T Z K B T N K H D H C E I K L J N A A 0 N I N H w I N H C E B R I K Y S T U E R A J E T 0 S A 0 E M P U T C R E T W A A B D U A M M I R A I M B A E 11 H E R L D E N N A A L H 0 N E U B R R B E A G R K E E I N M R T M W R R E U A L R E A R D D E L T M K Y R C N R L D L S N H 0 E C G 0 A E A Y D E A L L E H I A S E T D T H R D I E E T E S H N 0 R R N N L L A D S E E T C L c V H M H M M P E 0 E H E G T D A H S K A A 0 u A U I A T N N E R E E A A I K I 0 A K I u 0 R L D R 0 R G T I C B I I U M Y E M s W A B A B R r f 7 r c D ii T r� 7 M o V n 7 % 4 r n T n p N B L S I FR[§HMEN N A A I N D U A M M I I N I M E R 11 J E 0 N C TT 0 R Y 0 U A L T L N T N E k R B A G R K E E G M R T M W B A E U H E Y H G N P 0 T G T E W I D R B L D B E N H 0 E C 0 R 0 A E A R R E E A L L T L L B S T H X R S M L R R E L S E S H N U A R N N L L Y D A L L R 0 T I E C V E A I A I 0 I R I T D E T H S K A A 0 E M U I A T A D R S E I D A T A N R H S I R N G K R C 0 G T I A I I U M Y E S W N N E A E N A C H R T W T L I D H C E I K L G X C B L M D D S Y S S T I R A B L B D R E L A C S A E L N E T 0 S A S C I A R L Y L R T A E L U L A S N B P S I Y Y Y I L R W I E R L D E N L E T 0 A A E E T N D L A T L Y A C I H H L N N 0 Y C Z A N R E A R D D P I H 0 R U Y R I D A L T T I L N I E E L J L L D A R E W L E H I A A N C Y K I H R E M R V E L A E D D L 0 L E R S E R J T S 0 E T C L C V H T K R C U I L S A I R R E M N Y c D U B H H A W E 0 0 A 0 E A A I K I 0 R E A D M K N E E A 0 D A S E 0 A R Y 0 N T I N N P L M S J L R N S D W I N B 0 A T V G P N S D C D H A E S H S E 0 Y E C A M A C 0 0 E C B T N R H L K I M R 0 R D C 0 C A A E L N H R 0 A J T N S 0 C A L H L E N H K E R A K J E 0 N C E P 0 Y 0 U A L R I T E N N M J M E T T K N F A Y L I D A E H E Y H G N L B T G T E T L N N E A I N R R S T I M N L G G 0 B R E U H L L T L I E S T H X W I L D R L J C L N U 0 C E J S P E 0 B U R D E A L L R 0 T N R C V E A R S M 0 R E A K L E F C 0 S 0 U C N R E G Y D A E I D A T A T H S I R NJ I A I R I R X N I E Y F H T T W H S C 0 D E A N E R S N A C H R C S W T L I D G K I C 0 I E R 0 H 0 H N A H w D 0 H N A B A E B D R E L A L A E L N E H C E K L J N P K N 0 N I N A A I N D U 27 II IM HIS 19S3 The Freshman class has had a good year. They have all enjoyed being part of the High School. They were a bit unsure as to how the high schoolers were going to react to them, and are looking forward to their future years in Granite High School. On behalf of the Freshman class I would like to thank the class officers and representatives for their participation. Tara Olson Raylene Alexander Lee Alf Debbie Baker Robin Baker Patrick Bryan Sandy Cartwright Nanci Code Lisa Cole Carolyn Coward Charlett Clinkenbeard Dixie Crabtree Mike Dahlin Debbie Dahlin Cathy Donahue Ralph Durant Lori Erickson Mark Haase Shelby Hendricks Dan Hill Rick Hjelle Mya Huntley Bill Hoerner Roland Howe Lindy Johnson Laurie Kohl Doug Hughes Albert Kacaroski Daryn Latham Lex Jones Lisa Lemke Audrey Levin Jackie Matthiesen Teresa McGlothlin Dee Mecham Rene Miller Pam Murry Debbie Noyd Theresa Noyd Tara Olson Tim Ogren Jenny Paulk Monica Perrigoue Kathy Proper Brian Ramey Carolyn Rochon David Roberts Cordelia Rowe Kim Russell Randy Schwarz Todd Shirley w rV: 29 Scott Stewart Scott Stone Cheryl Storrs Tana Tuttle Jackie White em MfRiiANS Larry Martinec K0WECCWINC WEEK On September 29th a special pep assembly kicked-off the activities for Homecoming Week. The student body had previously selected the Homecoming Royalty. The crowning by the Lettermen announced the Freshman Princess as Carolyn Coward, the Sophomore Princess as Margie Engstrom, the Junior Princess as Edie Engebretsen, 2nd Senior Princess as Carla Beevers, 1st Senior Princess as Pam Russell, and the 1976 Homecoming Queen, Dottie Durant. Floats were a part of Homecoming Week, and were displayed at the Railroad Days Parade on October 2nd. The Senior Class float won the prize for originality, and the Junior Class float took first in the Homecoming competition. The highlight of Homecoming Week was the crowning of Queen Dottie and her court at Nights on Broadway, with music provided by Stonehenge. crtutrtft CATTLE CQ... , ECMECOMINC WEEK After a strenuous week of homecoming preparation, it was finally Friday. The entire student body and staff were excited for the on coming activities. The week began with Monday, which was Pajama Day, the winners were John West and Lynn Taylor. Tuesday was clash day where Dan Sansaver and Theresa Noyd proved to be Victorians. Wednesday was 50 day where Dan Sansaver (again) and Shelby Hendricks took first. Thursday Russell Jensen, Ralph Durant and Jeanette Storrs shared first on switch day. Duane Kinnev (Mr. D) won Mr. ffRIDAVS ACIIVIIIES Friday's Activities Friday, October 8, 1976, was a busy day at Granite Falls High School. The morning was filled with the hustle-bustle of decorating for the big dance that night. In the afternoon, the Cheerleaders held a pep assembly on the Football Field, with a Special Dance step to Disco Duck . Before the game, there was a parade through town, highlighting the Royalty Floats, Band, and football players. The Tigers fought hard to win the game against Langley 36 to 16. The dance, Nights on Broadway , followed the game, tc end a perfect homecoming week. 114 HIM HIM l lll«iM ?N§ Homecoming Expressions This year's Homecoming was presided over by Queen Dottie Durant with her Court of, Pam Russell, Carla Beevers, Edie Engebretsen, Margie Engstrom, and Carolyn Coward princesses. The crowned royalty participated in the Railroad Days festivities and the Senior Foat on which Queen Dottie, first princess Pam, and second princess Carla rode, won a trophy in the Railroad Days Parade for Originality. The crowned heads of 1977 Homecoming reigned with beauty and grace over the week's activities. Ii I i« I I ill 44 I li 111« I 1« lM I 4 I 1« 14 1« I llli«« % H 11(4 11 (%ll«in 114 1 In II I ill 44 i 114 l l i 4 4 V II I AUICCRAPH§ IVIITDAT EXPRE§§ION§ Year after year we have new things, and this year tops them all. New teachers, new classes, and new murals are helping to make our school the best it's ever been. Spaced-out. Faster! Faster! Moe, is this your trap in here? TCU’VE COHE A ICNC W4T CABT! Jana Hensen j % « . Kevin Engstrom Shawn Schwartz Wayne Himple Pam Russell Heidi Hubbs Echo Madsen Peggy McMartin Duane Kinney Mary Sain Dave Blythe Denecia Lindsey Bill Miller Carla Beevers I Ray Saddler Jeff Hendricks Judy Simpson Floyd Yelmene Steve Howe Jim Kinnie Laura Tucker Cindy Phillips Dege Engstrom Pam-the Disco Duck Spirit, Spirit, Let's Hear It was the cry of this year's Football Cheerleaders. The girls took pride in cheering for their winning Tiger team, and did their best to promote pep and school spirit. Despite minor set-backs and discouragements, the cheerleaders worked hard to earn funds for Summer Cheer Camp and uniforms. Pam Russell was Head Cheerleader and Advisor was Mrs. Aline Pearce. Above: Edie Engebretson, Monica Perrigoue, Mary Sam, Jo Dee Tuttle, Shelby Hendricks, and Pam Russell. Duane and Steve exchange a friendly embrace!!! nger Stadium Comes Alive!!1 Far Right. “Smile pretty, girls! Center. Captain Jack of the Culpepper Cattle Company Below All Set? You Bet!!1 T1 'T 1W TIAIICCI §UFF Putting together a yearbook recording the highlights of the year is not an easy task. It takes a lot of hard work and dedication. This year the annual staff had many new things to learn, with the addition of color pictures and our own Photography lab. A special thank you is in order to our three diligent photographers, Judy, Carla, and Peggy. These girls really worked hard to capture Expressions' . Also, the yearbook staff would like to acknowledge our advisor, Richard Bates. Without your help and support, we would have gone crazy! Thanks Bates. Advisor Richard Bates Below: Mad Scientist at woi SENIOR expressions That went over like a lead balloon What's Happening? Nothing will make me laugh You're crazier than I am Dummy up, chump Whiskie, Whiskie, my old friend Oh Really Wasted again Go hatch a rock icky berries No, No, that's all I want to know!! Say what? Big time hh ih Ccacl H«%| 4 t|l ill rei Er strcrr i i| I ill Jfli E i H ill I Assistant CnacE I I Mi II The Granite Falls Tigers (alias the Culpepper Cattle Company-so named by Coach West because rather than being on a cattle drive the team was on a Victory drive) had one of their finest seasons ever as they ended up with 8 wins and 1 loss. The Tigers started off the season by methodically rolling over Snohomish JV 28-6. The most exciting game of the season was played against Sultan, which was the first league game for each team. Granite was trailing by 8 points with very little time left when Rob Sain hit John West with a TD pass to close within two points. Sain then threw to Mark Lewis to send the game into overtime. Sultan scored on a field goal by Storgaard to lead 24-21. Then on the fourth down with five yards to go, Sain passed again to West in the end zone to win 27-24. Granite kept up its winning ways by beating LaConner 43-20, Darrington 20-6, Langley 36-16, Tolt 42-13, Lakeside 23-12. The Tigers then went on to play Castle Rock in the State A regionals at Mariner High School. Granite was scuttled by mistakes and key penalties, and the Rockets won 40-6. All Conference players selected in the Cascade League from Granite on offense were running back John West and guard Ken Hahn. On defense, Dan Sansaver and Kevin Engstrom as linebackers, and John West as defensive back. Second team selections on offense were Kevin Engstrom as fullback, Mike Desrosier as tackle, and David Blythe as center. On defense, Ken Rochon as middle guard, Randy Derum as defensive tackle, and Mark Lewis as corner back. Coach Jack West 51 i )[ t kii s 4 till leewii 9i l Imei« VCUETI3 4U Front row: Laura Tucker, Judy Yelmene. Second row: Carolyn Coward, Tana Tuttle, Kelly McGlothlin, Louise Himple, Toni Hjelle, Lynn Redman, Barb Cartwright, Linda Neisinger, Doralee Roberts. Third row: Coach Judy Roche, Sandy Cameron, Rose Rochon, Sue Blythe, Dottie Durant, Carla Beevers, Nadine Fricke. Fourth row: Margaret Paulk, Edie Menzel, Tracy Burrus, Tina Desrosier, Tammy Sansaver, Sandy Burrus, Judy Simpson, Denecia Lindsey. 52 1« k ii ( Si i i nl i, S i lii«• I «Vll . 11« ii. lerei! i. Ii 1 . dr J §ar ly Back row: Carolyn Rochon, Margie Engstrom, Chris Woolman, Cathy Woolman, Debbie Dahlin. Front row: Lori Allen, Tara Olson, Rene Miller, Sherry Zwieg, Cindy Phillips. IENNI§ iajtair lirdr llilli|s The tennis team would like to express their appreciation to Gary Barrett, our 1976 - 1977 tennis coach. We feel he has done an outstanding job in coaching us this year. And we hope to see him again next year. Tennis team 54 frail Cary I iiu II 1st Singles 2nd Singles 3rd Singles Margie Engstrom Cindy Phillips Peggy Martin Chris Woolman 1st Doubles Lori Allen Cathy Woolman 4V 2nd Doubles Carolyn Rochon This year's Tennis team consisted of 11 girls. Only four girls had played before; the remaining seven had never held a tennis racquet in their hand before. Coach Gary Barrett had his work cut out for him. Although it was not a winning season, the girls felt they learned a lot. Coach Barrett plans on a better season next year. This year's awards went to: Chris Woolman Most Improved, Peggy McMartin Most Inspirational, and Cindy Phillips Captain's Award. Cindy Phillips Tara Olson Rene Miller Sherry Zwie9 Oebbie Dahlin 4 | t kir Judy ll « I 4 CIRIS’■ 4M III ill Back row: Tana Tuttle, Tina Desrosier, Carla Beevers, Chris Woolman, Margie Engstrom, Toni Hjelle, Coach Doering, Sandy Cameron, Debbie Dahlin, Rene Miller, Laura Tucker, Judy Yelmene, Judy Simpson, Dare Sansaver. Middle row: Sue Briggs, Tara Olson, Carolyn Coward, Tammy Sansaver, Cathy Woolman, Louise Himple. Front row: Bill Dexter, Kelli McGlothlin. 57 Left to right. Roger Tilton, Steve Saunders, Doug Piantes, John West, Ken Hahn, Wayne Himple, Kevin Engstrom, Duane Desrosier, Mike Hahn, Jeff Hendricks. Not pictured: Rob Sain. Manager: Bill Dexter, Coach John Flaherty. VARSIIT CCTS’I 1 1 III ill lurici Vcii%St Back row, left to right: Coach John Boyes, Brian Bosse, Doug Piantes, Duane Desrosier, Dwight Jensen, Paul McMartin, Mike Redman. Front row, left to right: Scott Stewart, Gary Groat, Randy Curry, Danny Hill, Mike Dahlin. Leaving Seniors, left to right: Wayne Himple, Ken Hahn, Jeff Hendricks, Kevin Engstrom. The Varsity Basketball team had their first winning season in 11 years during the 1976-1977 season. In light of a new coach and a new system the team did quite well. The team members adjusted quickly to the newness and picked up the Tiger winning spirit. Granite's strength lied in balanced team scoring and intense defensive play. Although the season had its inconsistancies the players showed determined effort all year. The winning record gives great promise for the future of Tiger basketball. Many experienced players will return next year and the attitude of pride and being a winner is a reality. John Flaherty CHEER IIII IIH JoDee Tuttle, Shelby Hendricks, Mary Sain, Monica Perrigoue, Edie Engebretsen, Pam Russell The basketball cheerleaders were constantly on the go. With a total of twenty-two games they were kept busy practicing, starving, biting fingernails, and above all CHEERLEADING. % i� !P3 ‘“ dA “Him 'A A13IDOS QONOH ski club P.mitch FOREIGN LANGUAGE P JOE V.P. BIL S. MARGE co ASI3 Officers Back row: Jeff Hendricks, Rob Sain, Wayne Himple, John West, Ken Hahn, Poncho Woolman, Terry Quillen, Kev Engstrom, Sue Meservey, Mike Hahn, Nadine Fricke, Tana Tuttle, Echo Madsen, Carolyn Coward. Front row: Rene Miller, Steve Immerwahr, Judy Yelmene, Theresa McGlothlin, Pam Russell, Tammy Sansaver. Mike Hahn - Vice President Ken Hahn - President Nadine Fricke - Secretary Treasurer Stedert Ceeecil Hcret Society Officers Joe Beckett - Vice President Bill Dexter - President Edie Engebretsen - Secretary Treasurer Heeer Society From top: Ken Hahn, Kev Engstrom, Jeff Hendricks, Edie Engebretsen, Bill Dexter, Joe Beckett, Rob Sain, Floyd Yelmene, Mike Hahn, Roger Tilton, Lynn Taylor, Jeanette Storrs, Echo Madsen, Mary Sain, Nadine Fricke, Linda Neisinger, Toni Hjelle. Advisor: Mr. Martinec. Feici n I n 1,111,4 Club Sandy Poplin, Sherry Zwieg, Lori Allen, Chris Woolman, Rene Miller, Debbie Dahlin, Cathy Woolman, Marci Carpenter, Nadine Fricke, Edie Engebretsen, Tana Tuttle, Lynn Taylor, Bill Dexter, Carolyn Coward, Jeff Hendricks, Roland Howe, Mike Dahlin, Danny Hill, Scott Stewart, Al Kacoroski, Randy Schwarz. FF4 Back row: Jackie White, Danny Sansaver, Marty Hunter, Tracy Burrus, Jeff Lemke, Sandy Burrus, Shannon Carey, Sandy Cameron, DeneciaLindsay, Web Johns, Bill Horner, JoDee Tuttle, Scott Hall, Mike Desrosier, Randy Curry, Lori Erickson, Sundie Mills, Mr. Bryant. Front row: Charlie Gordon, Louise Himple, Kelli McGlothlin, Margaret Paulk, Lindey Johnson, Marci Murry, Floyd Zumwalt, Pat Bryan, Brian Ramey. Back row: Richard Kinnie, Brian Bosse, Tim Willis, Mike Dahlin, Margaret Paulk, Scott Stewart, Tracy Burrus, Dan Mills, Scott Hall, Duane Kinney, David Blythe, Danny Hill, Steve Saunders, Cathy Woolman, Chris Woolman, Debbie Dahlin, Rene Miller, Bill Miller. Front row: Lynn Taylor, Edie Engebretsen, Mitch Carlson, Dan Sansaver. §bi blub 63 leUermen’s Club The Lettermen's Club had as its projects, cutting wood, sponsoring a Donkey Basketball game, and odd jobs. The monies went to buy royalty crowns for Homecoming, lettermen's jackets, and jerseys. Wayne Himple - Vice Pres. Kevin Engstrom - Pres. Rob Sain - Sec. Treas. The Lettermen would like to thank all the Guardian Angels for all their hard work. Their efforts were greatly appreciated by the teams. Back row: Brian Westland, Mike Desrosier, Dan Sansaver, Scott Hall, Jim Kinnie, Dan Mills, Dege Engstrom, Ken Hahn. Middle row: Wayne Himple, Dave Blythe, Duane Desrosier, Tim Quillen, Randy Derum, Kev Engstrom, Mike Hahn, Bob Wasicki, Rob Sain, John West, Pete Coward. Front row: Steve Moberg, Mr. West (Advisor). Jim Engstrom, Co-Captain of the Chain Gang. First Annual Football Banquet Most Improved: Rob Sain Most Inspirational: Steve Moberg Mr. Hustle: Steve Moberg Guess who I'm thinking of? For the second consecutive year, Granite Falls was represented in the Scott Paper Company's academic program, Hi-Q. High Schools from 15 different areas participated in the program, which involved testing the intellects of some of the schools' best scholars. Representing the team this year for Granite Falls were two veterans from last year's team, seniors Jeff Hendricks and Ken Hahn, and also seniors Joe Beckett and Bill Dexter. Junior Roger Tilton was the team's alternate. Taxing their brains and wit to the utmost, the Hi-Q team did its best to represent our school in competition. Jeff Hendricks HI-CPII MUSIC Great things have been coming from the music department this year, and it has all been under the direction of the new music teacher, Mr. Dan Fosberg. The holiday season was rung in by the Christmas Concert, which was held on December 9. The Concert was highlighted by a flute duet by Edie Engebretsen and Lynn Redman, and the German Club Singers performed a few numbers. The Junior High Band and Chorus joined together on Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, and each did a few songs as a group. The High School Band played their own rendition of Love Will Keep Us Together, along with some traditional Christmas carols. The Concert was concluded by the High School Chorus, ending with an audience sing-a-long. The music department deserves a vote of appreciation for their hard work throughout the year. E B J E A N N I E W I C K S T R 0 M K H R I S T I N A K L I N E 0 w R L D M A Y I A G R D Q Y V 0 N N E M A Y E R L R D D A V I D u D E 0 C V I A A H A A I B I L L S T 0 R R S C A N D A C E B 0 N D I T R D E L A T M L 0 U I S B U N K L E M M H P S U L N M E E 0 V L 0 N S T A I R N B I L L N E w M A N K C L A R A P V T E R 0 0 Y G N E R R V D N M R C L S 0 R I Y 0 E E M T G G I N S Y N W 0 G P A E T S W Y R R D A R R E L G R 0 A T N V S A T 0 L E A W A E H C I 0 N L C D E Y L L s S 0 H U I J L M 0 S E N L E Y A M K L C A N N I L E H 0 R JL A D S N DT A U B LLENHOWARD ANDYHJELLE E D L D A V I D B RIG G S E X R N T L I E T A E N 0 C G D N E R A B Y E B U L Y L C I A K N I N D R E S R E Y T A M M Y B U L S T R 0 D E 0 I S N M E A R 0 D W H I T T M L E A D D R W E N N I T H 2 R Y E N W 0 K B I I B A T S U E E C R T E R S G R 0 U T R 0 N A L D B 0 G A R T K EREKHUGH L L Y B U R C H R I S SHAN I S B E C H 0 Y I S V C K A E I N L I E W E H 0 J A R D K V I T H T A C H E R Y L S T E I W N K E L F L M 67 rr4ni3 T3 3:o H?3oro 7; 8IH CRADI The eighth grade class of the 1976 - 77 school year is going to be one of the best classes athletically. For the boys, their strongest sport is football. For the girls, well, they're good in most every sport. Academically, there are about 20% of the eighth grade students on the Honor Roll. The eighth grade class is one of the most active classes that has come along in a long time. Although the class of 81 has it's own share of trouble-makers, most of the students are all-around good people. But the class of 81 is no class that can be pushed aside. You'll be hearing a lot about them, I'll guarantee it. Mike Tilton Chris Beckwith Brenda Blair Janet Blythe Dave Bunkelman Louis Bunkelman Tammy Bulstrade Kelly Burrus Howard Carlson Reta Champ Fred Chute Ellen Clinkenbeard Sheila Dexter Steve Duncan Dixie Gray Dale Himple Shane Howard Derek Hughes Stacy Jensen Paul Landsiedel Stacy Lindsey 68 Anthony Mogre. Bill Newman Vince Pawloski Wayne Perrigoue Clara Peter Terri Quillen Greg Ransom Tim Redenius Bill Scroggins Joey Simpson Cheryl Steinke Bill Storrs- Ed Taubeneck Marvin Woolman Rod Witt CIA§§ Cf 69 Crazy Mellow JIM BECKER MIKE BECKWITH DWAYNE BYER RICHARD DEGEUS LEE DESROSIER BRIAN ERVIN LARRY ESTABROOK STEPHEN GREEN DAVID HACKWORTH DAVE HILTON D STEVEN IMMERWAHR RUSS JENSEN TODD MACOMBER KEN OGREN DAVID POPLIN RANDY POST JEFF QUIL SCHMIDT JOE SIMPSON DAVE SKELTON JERRY STAN MELVIN WHITE NORMAN HISEY TERI ALLEN KATHY SHERRI BLAIR MARIE BOND KATHERINE BUNKELMAN THERESA DUGGINS SUSIE ERICKSON TAMA GILDROY FIELD KATRINA HAWKINS MARGIE HOLEN DAWN JEN KNUDTSON DARCI LATHAM DAINA LEE KRISTEEN LE MORTON ROSALIE NEWMAN ROBIN PARRISH LEE RE ER RACHEL SPURRIER SHELLEY STONE TANYA STU WHITT JACKE WILBURN JACKIE WOOLMAN MICHELLE BYER RICHARD DEGEUS LEE DESROSIER BRIAN ER HACKWORTH DAVE HILTON DARRELL HOWE DARRYL RUSS JENSEN TODD MACOMBER CHRIS MOORE GARY POPLIN RANDY POST JEFF QUILLEN DARRIN RED SIMPSON DAVE SKELTON JERRY STANTON JIM STIL NOW'; AN HISEY TERI ALLEN KATHY 3ERNETHY JENNI BOND KATHERINE BUNKELMAN MARY CARTWRIGHT ELL ERICKSON TAMA GILDROY PAM HAASE THERESA HAGG lRRELL HOWE DARRYN HOWE NORVEL HUNTLEY CHRIS MOORE GARY NEISINGER JOHN NOYD LEN DARRIN REDMAN BRIAN ROCHON TOMMY TON JIM STILLEY LYLE SWAN JAMES TAYLOR BERNETHY JENNI BERUBE SHAWN BIERING MARY CARTWRIGHT ELLEN CLINKENBEARD PAM HAASE THERESA HAGGETT TAMMI HAVER SEN SHERRI JOHNSTON DAWNA JONES CINDY VIN TRACY MCGLOTHLIN VALERIE MOORE RHONDA GO TERSA RICE DIANE ROBERTS DEBBY SCHERR ART BARBARA TAHEY SHANNON WENDELL RENE WRIGHT JIM BECKER MIKE BECKWITH DWAYNE VIN LARRY ESTABROOK STEPHEN GREEN DiVID HOWE NORVEL HUNTLEY STEVEN IMMERWAHR NEISINGER JOHN NOYD KEN OGREN DAVID MAN BRIAN ROCHON TOMMY SCHMIDT JOE LEY LYLE SWAN JAMES TAYLOR MELVIN WHITE BERUBE SHAWN BIERING SHERRI BLAIR MARIE EN CLINKENBEARD THERESA DUGGINS SUSIE ETT TAMMI HAVERRIELD KATRINA HAWKINS MARGIE HOLEN DAWN JENSEN SHERRI HOHNSTON DAWNA JONES CINDY KNUDTSON DARCI LATHAM DAINA LEE KRISTEEN LEVIN TRACY MCGLOTHLIN VALERIE MOORE RHONDA MORTON ROSALIE NEWMAN ROBIN PARRISH LEE REGO TERSA RICE DIANE ROBERTS DEBBY SCHERRER RACHEL SPURRIER SHELLEY STONE TANYA STUART BARBARA TAHEY SHANNON The Seventh grade class has taken a big step. They are in Seventh grade and are taking the extra responsibility and activities that go along with being in a secondary school. They have done quite a few things, including demonstrations for P.T.A. and a booth for the Halloween carnival. Special thanks to Miss Roche, Mr. Immerwahr, and Mr. Martinec. This year's President was Steve Immerwahr, and the Vice President was Todd Macomber. Terry Allen Jim Becker Mike Beckwith Kathy Bernethy Jenni Berube Shawn Biering Sherri Blair Marie Bond Katherine Bunkelman Mary Cartright Richard Degeus Theresa Duggins Susie Erickson Brian Ervin Larry Estabrook Tammy Gildroy Stephen Green Pam Hasse David Hackworth Theresa Haggett 72 Tammy Haverfield Katrina Hawkins David Hilton Margie Holen Darrell Howe Darryl Howe Norvel Huntly Steve Immerwahr Dawn Jenson Sherri Johnston Dawna Jones Cindy Kundtson Darin Latham Darci Latham Daina Lee Kristeen Levin Todd Mcomber Tracy McGlothlin Chris Moore Valerie Moore Rhonda Morton Rosalie Newman John Noyd Ken Ogren Robin Parrish David Poptrn Jeff Quillen Diane Roberts Brian Rochon Lee Rego 73 Debbie Scherrer Tommy Schmidt Dave Skelton Rachel Spurrier Jerry Stanton Jim Stilley Shelly Stone Tanya Stuart Lyle Swan Jim Taylor Shannon Wendell Melvin White Rene Whitt Jackie Wilburn Jackie Woolman Michelle Wright 7tti Ciaden Si 4 ticr Junior 1 ij,l • • 75 Wide awake and ready to go! let's see, page ... In deep concentration 76 CH C4NI)ID§ 691-7222 Res.691-6695 DEL'S AUTO PARTS Delco Jobber 104 Granite Avenue Granite Falls, Wash. 98252 Quality and Service ARDELL TANGBORN - Owner Manager PETERSEN'S TEXACO Scenic loop service Phone 691-6925 Minor repairs - Tune ups PILCHUCK 76 KONNERUPS Congratulations Congratulations to the class of “77 class of 77 JUNCTION CENTER BANK OF EVERETT GROCERY 8411 State Road 92 Congratulations Gateway to Granite Falls Seniors Wally Martha Stocker STEVE'S DRIVE-IN Rt 1 Bx 136 Granite Falls Phone 691-7373 'STV. 90 5TATE YUEN LUI STUDIO (206) 353-5151 Everett Mall Everett, Washington CARRATHER'S WHITEH EADinc. 2731 Wetmore 'Home of Nationally Known Brands Future carpets easy terms 259-7121 Everett Trust has been taking care of people like you, and all their banking needs, for nearly 75 years. May we help you? 15 branches in Snohomish and Island Counties. Here are the ones near you: Marysville Office, 10010 Shoultes Road Lake Stevens Office, Lake Stevens Frontier Village Office, Frontier Village Shopping Center Snoho- mish Office. 1306 Avenue D. 4 Everett Trust. You can bank on us. Everett Trust Savings Bank. A full service bank. Deposits insured to $40,000 by EDICT. TIGER'S DEN H L SPORTING GOODS Congratulations class of 77 Complete Athletes needs School Team Equipment Bill Hehn Retail Manager 2802 Hoyt Everett, Wa. 98201 PH:259-5515 TOM THUMB VERLOT GENERAL STORE Mt. Loop Highway Star Rt. Granite Fails, Wa. Groceries Tadde Camping Staples Congratulations Seniors Open Year-Round VERLOT TOWING COMPLETE WRECKER 0 CHAIN SERVICE 691-6182 FIRST FEDERAL CASCADE AUTO PARTS PIONEER 659-1619 • 659-6553 1108 State Street MARYSVILLE, WASHINGTON EVERETT 80 SEATTLE Al XAJ Jn V Jjr Jht iwuJlyDefMlnwttSCrie' r FIRST Mysvl. Frontier Mon. Mon. thru thru Sat. Fri. 10 to 8 9:30 Sat. 10 to 6 to 5:30 Sun. 12:30 to 6 BANK TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU MARYSVILLE AND FRONTIER VILLAGE Near Lake Stevens Congratulations Class of 77 BANK Congratulations Seniors Everett branch 81 WHITE HORSE AGENCY MODE O' DAY Ph. 435-4776 Ph. 652-8551 P.O. Box 296 Arlington, Wash. Pat Pittson ALL LINES OF INSURANCE Ph. 436-1333 P.O. Box 387 Darrington, Wa. 313 N. Olympic Ave. Arlington, WA. 98223 Owner: Eileen Soper Phone 435-5666 Prompt service LEO'S SHOE REPAIR Quality Shoe Repairing ARLINGTON STATIONERS Gene Zimmerman Western Chief Workboots Shoes 231 N. Olympic Arlington, Wa. 98223 1206) 435-4811 £Cectzonic6 'llnCimited TV STEREO SALES SERVICE 135 N. Olympic, Arlington, Wa. 98223 • OK) 3. ELLIS STUDIO POSTCARD SEATTLE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Arlington Branch 435-2191 Arlington, Wa. Kodak Film Cameras Polaroid Film Cameras 435-2732 Courtesy of HARRISON JEWELERS L. 414 N. Olympic Arlington, Wa. 98223 Phone 435-5202 121 N. Olympic JOHN HENKEN E. OLSON, D.C. chiropractor Ave. Arlington, Wash.98223 CHEVROLET, INC. BANK OF ARLINGTON a community owned Bank serving the community 315 West Ave P.0. Box 158 Arlington, Wa. 435-2125 259-2147 Member FDIC 435-2139 EVERETT HERALD We Want Your Body at the Follow the Tiger Sports and school activities in your daily newspaper SEATTLE-FIRST NATIONAL BANK FALLS DRIVE IN Congratulations Seniors Snohomish Branch On Mountain Loop Hwy At the Falls and Fishway Dinners-Sandwiches-Fountain closed Wednesday 568-4131 Inside dining orders to go SILVER KING CAFE CROWN Good Luck in the Future Seniors STUDIOS 1101 1st Street Snohomish Snohomish SCUCCI The Granite Falls School Board consists of five elected community members who are directed by state statute to provide an educational system for the district students. The directors hire a superintendent who offers employment to the teaching and support personnel. Annually the directors must plan a budget and establish goals for the direction of the district. This year, the focus of the district directors is 1) to establish vocational educational programs, 2) to comply with state law dealing with student testing and learning objectives, and 3) to refine personnel evaluation procedures. Board members for the 1976-77 school year are Mr. James Peter, Chairman: Mr. Marvin Woolman, member; Mr. Fred Tilton, member; Mrs. Nancy Mills, member; and, Mrs. Sandy Coward, member. Jim Maw GOOD LUCK CONGRATULATING THE SENIORS! CLASS OF 1977 ••• BASKIN ROBBINS PIONEER FIRST FEDERAL Everett Snohomish IHitchdUstems PHARMACY CORNELL PHARMACY SINCE 1920 Frontier Village — Phone 334-2100 Lake Stevens, Washington 98258 1050 State Marysville Congratulations to next to Thriftway Class of 77 Office Phone LO 8-4664 Residence LO 8-2448 A PURDY AND DAWSON FUNERAL HOME 1 W Tv faavly fopcM netf lave M. R. Dawson 131 Cedar Street Phyllis H. Dawson Snohomish, Wash. Frontier Village LAKE STEVENS. WA 98258 Don W. Brown Business 334-3505 mamaceb RES 334-3436 86 MARYSVILLE AUTO PARTS 8215 State Marysville, Washington 98270 Phone: 659-8441 Phone: 659-8442 No Appointment Necessary at EDIE ADAM'S CUT CURL BEAUTY SALON Congratulations to the Class of 77 Quality Automotive Dick Toop Parts and Service Owner Licensed Professional Beauticians Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:00 to 5:30 - Thurs. 'til 9:00 EVERETT 259-1861 4903 S. Evergreen Way South B M Shopping Ctr. LYNNWOOD 775-3509 19430 Hwy. 99 James Village KING CHARLEY'S DRIVE-IN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1977 Good Food On Hwy 9 . Engaged? Our experienced consultante can help you select everything you’ll need from invitarion ' to champagne glasses. .4 FTCF %FT Everett Mall • Aurora Village MT. VIEW INN Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner 7 Days a Week Mt. Loop Hwy 691-6668 87 ERE TEAR IN WCRDS This school year began with a fresh new start. With a new Principal and many new teachers, students of Granite High School faced many changes. The fall season was very exciting as our mighty Tiger football team fought hard to be the undefeated champions of the Cascade A League. Homecoming highlighted the football season, with such activities during the week as dress-up contests with a prize awarded daily for the best dressed boy and girl; and a float competition won by the Junior class. The week's activities were climaxed with a victorious football game over the Langley Flacons, followed by a formal homecoming dance. The girls were busy participating in the Autumn sports of Tennis and Volleyball. Winter brought the beginning of the Basketball season. Both girls' and boys' teams sported new coaches this year; Mr. Doering coaching the girls, and Mr. Flaherty spurring the tough Tiger guys into the playoffs. Tolo was put on by a combined effort of the cheerleaders and Letterettes this year. The Tolo theme this year was “Space''. With the advent of Spring came Baseball and Track. A girls' Softball team was introduced into the sport's roster this year. The boys' Baseball team was under the direction of Athletic Head, Mr. John Flaherty. The end of the year was celebrated in high fashion at the Jr. Sr. Prom, held at the Everett Yacht Club. The theme of the Prom was “Calypso , and it was a great way to culminate the year's activities. The class of 1977 technically finished High School on May 25, 1977 and officially graduated on June 1, 1977. 1976-1977 was truly a school year to remember. a