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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1978 volume:

A picture is worth a thousand words. Since it is impossible to capture the happening of the past year with words, the 1978 Granite Falls High School yearbook has been constructed the only way it could be - the year in pictures. September 7 1st Day of School 23 Granite at Tolt 30 Granite at Coupeville 22 Tolt at Granite 29 King's Garden at Granite October 4 LaConner at Granite 11 Concrete at Granite 1 Railroad Oays 7 Kings Garden at Granite 8 Homecoming Dance 14 Langley at Granite 21 Granite at Concrete 28 Granite at Sultan ■A v ' 3 November 4 Darrington at Granite 10 End of 1st quarter 24 Thanksgiving December 23 Basketball at Concrete 24 Christmas Vacation starts 28 Mt. Baker at Granite 12 Tolt at Granite January New Years Concrete at Granite Langley at Granite Sultan at Granite Tolt at Granite Coupeville at Granite Darrington at Granite 6-K 20 3 February ) League Tournament Washington's Birthday Concrete at Granite Ml March End of Third Quarter 30 3 April Spring Vacation starts prof?? May 29 Memorial Day 'r 1 ] c June Graduation Last Day of School 3 Principal’s Message To the Seniors: Rapidly falls the curtain on your High School years. These moments become a time for reflecting on the acclaims and errors of the years of friendships won and lessons learned. Certainly we have had our glorious hours and our discouraging moments. Yet out of it all has come a moving forward in understanding, in traditions, and in challenges. Not a small part of our learning together has come from you our Seniors. Underclassmen reap the heritage of your experience. Thus, we can only express words of appreciation to you Seniors as a class and as individuals for being the leaders in what we trust will be a noble endeavor for all our young people to follow. To each of you I hope that the memories you carry with you are pleasant ones and that the experiences of your years at Granite were positive steps in your growth and maturity toward the goals that each of you have established. Sincerly yours, Principal Column 1 Aline Pearce: German, English Wil Strecker: English, Sciences Marilyn Wiltz: English Ron Camp: History Column 2 Kathy Steele: Home Economics John Flaherty: Physical Education Marion Docter: English Column 3 Richard Bates: Art, English a Judy Roche: P.E. J Social Studies Jack West: Math w T COLUMN 1 Larry Martinec: Math, geography John Boyes: Business Education Dan Fosberg: Music, philosophy COLUMN 2 Mark Spurgeon: Science, writing Bud Davis: Math, sciences COLUMN 3 Tom Ofner: Shops Jim Gage: Vocational Agriculture GROUP PICTURES: Secretaries: Ethal Briggs: High School Jan Schwartzfager: Middle School Alison Kacoroski: Staff Aid James Maw: Supt. Jeff Christianson: District Secretary Cloy Sykes: Principal Louise Harrington: Special Education BELOW: Don Dundas: Librarian President Linda Secretary- J T reasurer Rob Vice President JoDee Pres. Linda Neisinger V. Pres. JoDee Tuttle, Sec Treas. Rob Sain The Class of 78 has really gotten together. Many of the class members have competed in sports several Clubs activities. We've tried many money making projects, but I think the most worked on was the Book Fair. We tried to get the whole town into it, transporting Senior Citizens, putting up posters, and announcing it on the radio. We're the first class to complete the four grades in our new high school. I think these four years will always be remembered. I hope the class of 1978 is missed yyh njyve are finally gone. (iont sigh +ho SUSAN MARIE BLYTHE Suzette, Smub; likes music, pizza, tacos, football, good times; remembers L.R. and Ross Dam, July 2, 1977, the overnighters, G.H. and her model airplanes; German Club 2 Annual 4 Class Sec 3 Volleyball 2,3,4 Letterettes 4 B. Basketball Stat. 4 GERALD FRANKLIN BOGART Bogie; likes steak, money, Montego's, fishing, hunting. Moonlight bowling, remembers the Junior class party, T.S. and lunch times, when Mr. Camp sat on my desk and my feet were under the legs; Basketball 1. STEVEN DEAN BOSSE Bosky, Bosso; likes P.S., Drive-in movies, ice cream, skiing, cars, moonlight bowling; remembers J.B. at Lake Roesiger, sweeping the Middle school parking lot, nights on Colby, getting home at 3 A.M., Auto Mechanics 1,2 PAMELA JEAN BROOKS Chautzie, Spam; likes Tequilia; being with Friends, concerts, weekends, the ocean, tennis, bikes; remembers when D.S., J.S., A D., and I went to Roesiger and D S. had a hard time getting a grip on things, sneak trip to Winthrop, parties at Pennington's when he was gone, Canada trip with R.H. and J.S. THOMAS LLOYD CAMERON Rhinestone Cowboy, Clam; likes motorbikes, hot cars, trucks, beer, women, and mellow parties with good music; remembers when Mr. Pyott, alias Jungle Joe, gave me five swats for saying here for present . 8 MARCI JOY CARPENTER Carp; likes riding bikes, hiking, skiing, music, and pizza; remembers when E.E. and L.T ate some skunk cabbage, ROCKY, trying to do assignments in Bates' class when my fingers were frozen, Auf Deutsch, bitte! Chorus 1,4 Class V.P 1,2 Press 3 Honor Society 3,4 Foreign Language 1,2,3,4 Sec Treas. 4 G. Basketball Manager 2 JTlasKAl. BARBARA JEAN CARTWRIGHT Boob, Alchie; likes swimming, camping, quiet music, hiking, being with friends; remembers J.S.'s bare B's in of J.B., the bagels work party, party on 32nd; 1,2,3,4 Basketball baseball 4 B. Basketball 4 Drama Club 1,2 -B.L.A. 1,2 SHAWN LORRAINE COLE Atom Ant, Bird Brain; likes horse riding, swimming, all sports, hunting, dancing, the mountains, streams meadows; remembers the first time I shot a gun, my first horse, when I broke my arm, when S.D. choked on a hot pepper, when R.R. I went to the Mall to get pictures, K.E. sense of humor; Art Club 4 X RANDOLF EUGENE DERUM Big Daddy, Walrus, Fat Man; likes Tequila, Black Velvet, football, the Culpepper Cattle Co.; remembers the good time at the Thunderbird with S.M., the locker room at Tolt two years ago, nothing pertaining to school; football 1,2,3,4 All Conference 3 Lettermens 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 CINDY LEE DURANT Little D; likes fried liver onions, pepsi, football, Pink Panther being short; remembers B.D. at Bonnie Clydes with the Indians, hiding under the sink in Mr. Solem's room all day from D.S.; Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3 Letterettes 2,3,4 ASB 3 Drama 2 German 2 Annual 4 Cheerleader 4 B. Basketball Stat. 3 9 EDITH ANN ENGEBRETSEN Edward, Blond Bomber; likes music, skiing, dancing, sports, art; remembers the cake, A.R. on the crooked mile, other side of tracks at Tolt, T D. at Lakeside, going to G.F. for 13 years, Brewer's Bug; Tennis Volleyball 1,2,4 Track 2,3,4 Honor Soc. Sec. 3,4 V P. 3 Drama 4 3 JAMES STAN ENSZ Slim, Blades; likes football, hunting, fishing, movies, being with people and having a good time; remembers j.b. at Lake Roesiger, a two day argument with Mr. Bryant, Bates' Junior English class, how L.R. got the name Felicia, the bubblegum machine at moonlight KATHLEEN DIANE ESTABROOK Chatty Kathy, Ester; likes Art 3, music, swimming, painting, singing, laughing, with friends, just being crazy, remembers when S.C. threw crayons on Bates, when L.N. took G.H. out to the dock, when Doering kept tripping over the cord; FBLA 2 Art II Chorus 4 Art Club 4 WILLIAM CHARLES GETCHELL Little Willie; likes drag racing, pizza, Fife; remembers wiping out on a motorbike, nothing worth remembering. MICHAEL LYNN HAHN Mikey, Little Toby; likes sports, people, J.W.'s Gramp Grama, Mr. Sykes' chair; remembers Lettermen's work parties, beating Sul. in football, losing by a 100 points in Basketball, Football 2.3.4 Track 3,4 Cap 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Lettermen 1.2.3.4 Honor Soc. 3,4 pres. 4 Annual 4 ASB V. Pres. 3 V.B. Cheer Squad. 10 JERRY ROLF HEMSTROM Roid; likes cars, cruising, moonlight bowling, Drive- movies, remembers J.B at Roesiger, nights on Colby, Auto Mechanics, sweeping the Middle School parking lot, moonlight bowling; Auto Mechanics 1,2. GWENDOLYN LUCILLE HILTON1 Browo ; likes hiking, sunsihini blue sky, new .things, music, lasagna, Vemembers the Jr. Class S.R. getting wet in h, many other things in e past that aren't worth entioning; Drama 2, FBLA 1,2 Volleyball Stat. 3. Nt 5f LOUISE ANN HIMPLE Mmm, Loose; likes football, volleyball, Alfy's, 35 flavors, Little M's, Elvis; remembers J.W. Jr bought Oly on tap at Alfy's, Oct. 18, 1977, good times at the shack, New Year 75-76, FFA 3 Var Basketball 1.2.3.4 Var. Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Cap. 4 Track 1 Letterettes 2.3.4 Leadership 4 Annual 4 B Basketball Stat. 1,2,3. TONCyJfjll HJELLE likes norses, spaghetti, pizza, football, being outside, snow; remembers L.R and the snowcaves. Railroad Days 76', when B.C.'s car blew up at McDonalds, concessions with Bates; Honor Soc. 2,3,4 V.P 4 Volleyball 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 B. Basketball Stat. 3,4 Letterettes 2,3.4 German Club 2 Drama Club 2. TOO I JEFF VERNON IMPSON Ody, likes girls, motorcycle riding, four wheeling, comin out of the locker room aft the football games; remembers J.B.'s passout at' Lake Roesiger, driving in a ditch at the Fair, picking chickens; Football 4. 11 JOSEPH DAVID LANDSIEDEL Planet, Erco, Cherry Falcon, likes going to the Thunderbird, Friday football games; remembers losing every game in J.V. basketball, J.B at the Jr. class party, Friday night with M.D S.M., going out with T.Q. on Miller road in the wagon and the La Bomba; Football 1,2,4 Basketball 1,2,4 Lettermen 3,4 JACKIE LEWIS Pudge, Jumbo Jack; likes Big Mac attacks , whiskey parties, being with friends and makin' them happy, remembers our sneak trip to Winthrop, When D.L. drove my car into J.S.'s VW, getting hauled home in a cop car, Homecoming Princess 2 QdokMjL. DEBRA LEE LOHOFF Rabbit, Deb-bra, likes Danny, music, art, 69 corvettes, whiskey, fun times, life in general; remembers running into J.S.'s bug with Lewis' car, me J.L. having a contest beind Tom Thumb, class was planning Canada and went to instead; Art Club German 3 Princess 1,4 SHANNON KELLI MCGLOTHLIN Scumbag, Smelly; likes harassing Bates, eating in Art, being with people, good times, remembers Art 2 field trip, when A.D. spilled vodka in Weagles she thought it was floor wax, class float in 76-77, history with Rob, John, Scumbag. Louise; FFA 3, Volleyball 3 Art Club V. Pres 4 k xii DAVID MECHAM Meathead, Slim; likes parties. Vodka Collins, money, having a good time when doing everything; remembers cruising Colby and ending up at the Canadian border, closed balcony sign at Everett Walk-in, wet crotch when getting Homecoming pictures; German Club 1,2 Band 1,2,3 12 T x rxi LINDA ANNE NEISINGER Bub; likes pizza, sunflower seeds, Bates' class, shopping and football games; remembers L.R. in the snowcaves with T.S., KRKO fun nights, D R. asking about Fkeebies, Jr. class party, iving B.C. a playgirl for XMAS: German 2 Hon. Soc. 2.3.4 Class Pres. 4 Letterettes 3.4 G. Baseball Volleyball Mgr. 3 SHON CORDIA RAMEY Short Sassy, Fruit of the Loom, Dorothy H.; likes skiing, Mt. Pilchuck, moonlight bowling, seafood, girls, life, and Drive-ins; remembers R.H. wrecking the Rambler, having the 72 hour flu up at Pilchuck, nights on with Roid at Bates in Jr. Ski Club 1,2,3,4 FFA Mech. 4 Starts LYNN MARIE REDMAN Torch, Flame-on, likes juicy hamburgers, football games, Bates' class, Fred Astaire, Class of 78, dancing, remembers when B.C.'s car caught on fire, D.R. and her Freebies, Tolo '76, Weenies , Volleyball 3,4 Band 1,2,3 Letterettes 4 B. Basketball Stat. 3,4 Jr Sr. Prom Princess 3 DORALEE LARAE ROBERTS Dora; likes pizza, snow, being with people, and having fun; remembers driving B.C.'s car when it caught on fire, Mr Bates sitting on a tack in Art 1, working on Pilchuck; Volleyball mgr. 3,4 Basketball Mgr. 3,4 Softball Mgr. 3 Annual 4 £)ouu ROSANNE MARIE ROCHON Nosey Rosey, Rose Bud; likes painting, tacos, reading, movies, all the people that go to school here; remembers R.T.'s Big Mac attacks , the fun times on the ferries going to the games; Volleyball 1.2.3.4 Basketball 4 G. Basketball mgr. 2 Letterettes 3.4 13 Ko CL ROBERT ALVIN SAIN Baldy, B.H.,; likes Marcy, Bondo, sports, good friends, my family; remembers beating Sul. in football, the shack, nights at the T-bird, the Miller Rd., Lettermen's work parties; Football 2,3,4 Cap. 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Lettermens 1.2.3.4 Pres. 4 Honor Society 2.3.4 Annual 4, Hi-Q 4 1U DARCEL RENE SANSAVER Darcy, Jock; likes Mike, wine, baseball. Corvettes, parties, camping out; remembers when P.B., J.S., A.D., I skipped school, making the great escape, when I ran into the speaker cord. Homecoming '76, the Bonneville; Basketball 1,2,3,4 All Opponent 3 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Cap. 4 All Opponent 1,2 OLAO RONALD DEAN SERLES Buckwheat, Squirles; likes tacos, pizza, ride race motorbikes, old Chevy's, '56 Shortbox, and Drive-in movies, remembers innertubing on Pilchuck, Boston Pizza House at the Jukebox, promising M.M. I'd look her up on Nov. 11, 1986, Football Mgr. 3,4 KATHLEEN DORIS SHORT Kathy; likes all sports, food, pizza, tacos, fish; Basketball 2,3 Baseball 2,3 Track 1 DAVID MICHAEL SIMPSON Professor Dave; likes skiing, trap shooting, bear hunting, remembers Bunnell's mirror beating him up, racing R.D. down Westside trail; Ski Club 1,2 Football 4 Lettermans 4 14 JEANETTE MARIE STORRS Jean; likes sunshine, skiing, football, swimming, going places, and styling hair; remembers going to Ellensburg with Avenell, buying L.H.'s jacket, working at the school, Chem. Class, weenies . . without; Volleyball 1,2,3 German Club 1,2 Letterettes 2,3 Honor ety 3,4 Annual 3 LYNN MARISE TAYLOR Lynnifred, Lynnly; likes Elvis, pizza, rootbeer, swimming, skiing, and having a good time; remembers when E.E. slid down Westside trail in an innertube, J.L.'s jokes; Volleyball 1,2, G. Basketball Stat. 1,2 B. Basketball Stat. 2 Ski Club 1,2,3 Sec. 3 Art yclub 3,4 Drama 2 Honor Society 2,3,4 ASB 2,3 Annual 4 For. Lang. 1,2,3,4 ROGER HENRY TILTON Rubberband Man, Raj; likes sports, Barney, Johnny, Fleetwood, Sat. Night Live, Steves (Miller Martin); remembers losing by a 100 points on an island, 2 elections in a week, Homecoming '76, '77 Queen, Kings; ASB P.T. Game; Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Hon. Soc. 2,3,4 Class Pres. 1 V.P. 3 Hi-Q 3,4 Cap. 4 German 3 Drama Pres. 4 JODEE JAN TUTTLE Jo, Bowser; likes Mike, J.Y.'s hair, Big Mac's, Poindexter, Basketball, Friday nights at Herfy's; remembers restriction for 6 months, baseball trip to Wenatchee, Halloween '76, R.T.'s Big Mac Attack, Bowser Spot; Basketball 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1 German Club 3 FFA 3 Cheerleader 1,3,4 Class V.P 4 Sr. Princess Ski Club LORI MAUREEN VEGA Lorimau; Loves Jim Beau, likes the color lavender, margaritas, romance, comedy, getting rowdie, Interstate dancing, art, music, travel, and people, remembers the time her track coach put tabasco sauce in her bubble gum; Captain Jungle Jazz Dance 4 Art Club 4 ♦ 15 JOHN SHANNON WEST likes girls in star jeans, athletics, Gramp Grama, summer, Heaven on the Seventh Floor, remembers the night of the Mod Squad, along came Jones, M.H. reading for Pyott, beating Sultan, good times at the shack. Annual 4, Football 1.2.3.4 Cap. 2,3,4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Track 1,3,4 Lettermen; 1,2,3,4 Leadership 4 JUDY ROSE YELMENE Jude, Tweety, likes being healthy, R.B making people happy, sports; remembers the trip to Wenatchee Portland, serving 15-0 at Coupeville, being thrown in the sticker bushes, Sept. 24, 1975, Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Cap 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Cap. 3 Letterettes 1,2,3,4 Athlete of the Year 3 Annual 3,4 Track 1 Baseball Stat 2,3,4 ASB 1,2,3,4. BIGGEST FLIRT JODEE TUTTLE RONALD SERLES JoDee - Plans to be an airlines stewardess and have a boyfriend in every country. Ronny - Plans to go to work, make lots of money and have all things I've missed before. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED UNDA NEISINGER ROGER TILTON Linda - Plans to become a legal assis- tant and help all the little people. Roger - After graduating from Stan- ford or Harvard, I plan to become the best legal 'conman' and to continually Sting the biggies. s E N I O R F A V 0 R 1 T E S WITTIEST Kelli McGlothlin Joe Lanclsiedel Kelli- Plans to someday grow up and maybe become a comedian and make lots of money. Joe- Plans to own a black Corvette and go into his dad's business as an electrician. MOST TALENTED Edie Engebretsen Mike Hahn Edie- Play my flute, create deformed a£and dance my way into the hearts of millions. Mike- Plans to live a long and happy life. Make a lot of money and buy Dino Ferrari. BEST LOOKING Debbie Lohoff Terry Quinn Debbie- Plans to (only my hairdresser knows for sure.) Terry- Raise a big family, and make a lot of bucks. BEST DRESSED Lynn Taylor Dave Mecham Lynn T.- I'd like to go to college and study something, make a million and buy a Cadillac. Dave- Plans to move to the big city and be a men's clothing model and travel. PERSONALITY PLUS JACKIE LEWIS DAVE SIMPSON Jackie - Plans to work all her life at a good paying job and take one day at a time. David - Plans to move to the mountains, live in a shack and grow a herb garden. BEST ALL AROUND JUDY YELEME MIKE HAHN Judy - Plans to stay healthy stay single and write my way to stardom. Mike H - Plans to go to college and try to play collegiate level sports. BEST DANCER LYNN REDMAN TOM CAMERON Lynn - Plans to travel the world and get to know as many people as possible. Tom - Bum around, shoe horses and drive a truck. MOST ATHLETIC DARC SANSAVER JOHN WEST Dare - Plans to go to college, then someday make it to the Olympics, grow old and become a hermit with a friend. John - My ambition is to live, try to do everything once, pay my bills and have enough money left over for a six pack. C 5 f f W O M 3 M 22 I, Sue Blythe, will my ability to make fudge to Cheryl Storrs, my 2 fingers to Tammy Bulstrode, my Halloween night to (Theresa) (SartiniS I, Roger Tilton, will my Coca- Cola drinking to another Ole Sir, my Big Mac Attacks to Mike McGee, my former girlfriend to Gordon Estabrook, my oratory ability to Doug Piantes. v I, Louise Himple, will my spiking ability to Laurie Kohl, my ability to refrain from flirting to Tana Tuttle, my good taste in tennis shoes to anybody who doesn't wear Adidas.'' I, Jackie Lewis, will my car and parking place to Dee, my partying ability to Tracy, Tracy, Dee and Margaret, my height to anyone who needs it. I, Rose Rochon, will my smile to Mr. West, my helpfulness to Carolyn Rochon, my car to anyone who will take it, my legible handwriting to Lisa Cole. I, bebbie Lohof , will my artistic ability to Scott Hall, my mushroom picking ability to Margaret Paulk, my ability to stay out of class as much as possible to Dee, Tracy, Tracy, and Margaret, my creations of art to Mr. Bates. I, Lynn Redman, will all my nicknames (only the decent ones) to Carolyn Coward. I, Barb Cartwright, will my little mouth to Sandy Hjelle, all my bonehead math papers to Tim Willis, Lynn Redman's cornbread to the Sanitation Department. I, John West, will my height to Edie Menzel, my beard tq Doug Pianter, my dressing spot in the shower room to [ Tim Quillen. I, Toni Hjelle, will my little sister to Paul McMartin, my arm muscles to Tex Jensen, my mom's Tatertot Casserole to Tana Tuttle. I, Rob Sain, will my ability to throw wobbley passes to Gumby Desrosier, my ability to brown nose teachers to Tim Quillen, my ability to throw a good temper tantrum to Mike Tilton, My full head of hair to Gary Smith. I, Kathy Estabrook, will my athletic ability to Laurie Kohl, my spelling ability to Brian Bosse, my smokeless lungs to Jackie White, and my quiet disposition to Wade Tucker. I, Jerry Bogart, will my Friday nights to Dave Dennis, my Junior Party to whoever wants it, my ability to graduate to Steve Saunders, my Montego to Dave Roberts. I, Mike Hahn, will my basketball number to Dwight Jensen, my touchdown dance to Mike Tilton, Mr. Sykes' chair to Brian Bosse. 'I, Judy Yelmene, will my sports ability to Terri Sykes, my hair to Pete Coward, the annuaL tcrff Ttranypne who wjHfts it, my coldness' ''anybody hot. I, Shon RamejiT-wtU-my elbows toH r ates, my stoxk in the halian Olive Oil neresa SartinT to ski to Tim Willis, jny driving skills to Bill GeTcRell who God knows can . use it. I, Kelli McGlothlin, will my nose to anyone who comes and gets the darn thing, (bring a wagon), my ability to stay thin to Big Dan, my personality to Bates (he needs it), my beady eyes to Dixie Crabtree. I, l£on Series, will my G.F. hat to ‘fGch Kinney, my chicken picken ability to Duane Desrosier, my 'Class of 78 button to Ken Deeter, my back tires to Paul McMartin. I, JoDee Tuttle, will my lips and all my blue eye shadow to Chick Getchell, my legs to Margie Engstrom, my winking ability to Mike Tilton, my good driving habits to Chris Woolman. I Randy Derum, will my ability to play football to Gordon Estabrook, my ability to stay sober to Barb Cartwright, my good habits of not smoking to Rich Albertson, my large size brain to Brian Rochon. I, Linda Neisinger, will all my gotJtTTest grades to Jim Albertson, and my quietness to Sandy Hjelle. I, Dora Roberts, will my ability to be silent to Pam Murrey, my good attendance to anyone who needs it. I, Lynn Taylor, will my ability to get in trouble and never get caught to Wade Tucker, my brains to Steve Saunders, my skiing ability to Jim Tay- lor, my freckles to Rene Miller. 1, Cindy Durant, will my height to Tina Desrosier, my books of 650 pgs. of short jokes to Stacy Jensen, my famous IQ ( = 0) to Rick Hjelle. I, Jeanette Storrs, will my Honor Society card and my grades to Tim Willis, my white Cadillac to Louis Bunkelman, all my headaches from trying to pass English to Mr. Bates. I, Marci Carpenter, will my quiet mouth to Brian Madsen, my singing ability to Pam Murry. I, Gwen Hilton, will my nickname to Molly Beckett, my beginners guitar to Mike Redman, my book 'Notes to Myself to all the Jensen kids- mainly Tex. I, Jim Ensz, will my weight to Dan Shirley, will my zits to Steve Frick, my intelligence to Brian Madsen, my ability to Ken Engber athletic H O Ph c 5 5d O 26 Lori Allen Shirley Archer Richard Beebout Marlene Beckett Brian Bosse Gordon Bunkleman Tracy Burrus Sandy Cameron Kathy Chappell Sandy Code Pete Coward Jackie Curnett Ken Deeter Dave Dennis Duane Desrosier Tina Desrosier Margie Engstrom Scott Engstrom Steve Frick Norman Fricke Chris Gable Charlotte David Gray Gary Groat Richard Hagerty Cindy Hilton Duane Hopper Linda Hunter Marty Hunter Ken Huntly Dwight Jensen Tex Jensen Darrell Johns Chris Kacoroski Kelli Keller Tamera Kennedy Richard Kinnie Tony Matthiesen Julie McKee Paul McMartin Edith Menzel Sue Meservey Bob Moore Sheryl Munn Randall Olsen 27 Margaret Paulk Doug Piantes Tim Guillen Micheal Redman Robin Robinson Daniel Rosman Tammy Sansaver Steve Saunders Pat Steele Dan Shirley Jay Stone Chris Sylliaasen Wade Tucker r Oma Abrahamson Raylene Alexander Sue Briggs Kathi Carpenter Sandra Cartwright Reta Champ Nanci Code Carolyn Coward Dixie Crabtree Keith Desrosier Cathy Donohue Ralph Durant Ken Engburg Gordon Estabrook Mark Haase Shelby Hendricks Danny Hill Ricky Hjelle Bill Horner Roland Howe Mya Huntley Tracy Impson Lindy Johnson Lex Johns Albert Kacoroski Ginny Kiepe Laurie Kohl Tammy Kring Daryn Latham Jan Lemke Lisa Lemke Tracy Lewis Jackie Mathhiesen Tersa McGlothlin Dee Mecham Rene Miller Pam Murry Debbie Noyd Tim Ogren Tara Olson Monica Perrigoue Sandra Poplin Clyde Pottruff Brian Ramey David Roberts 31 Carolyn Rochon Bryan Rosson Cordillia Rowe Kim Russell Randy Schwartz Jim Scothorn Todd Shirley Roni Slater Gary Smith Scott Stewart Scott Stone Cheryl Storrs Terri Sykes Tana Tuttle Doug Villines Jackie White 32 Secretary: J Tawni rnKfMIM President: Mike Vice President: Melodv J VaJ u 34 Richard Albertson Brenda Blair Janet Blythe Dave Briggs Skip Buckner Tammy Bulstrode Dave Buckleman Sandra Buckleman Kelly Burrus Belinda Cameron Howard Carlson Gloria Chappell Fred Chute Tony Colman Carolyn Curnutt Sheila Dexter Shaun Drake Valerie Dryden Steve Duncan Gwyn Finney Dixie Gray Darrell Groat Tom Groat Dale Himple Sandy Hjelle Rachelle Hjort Bill Hutchinson Stacy Jensen Rosemary Kacoroski Mike Keating Paul Lansiedel Stacey Lindsey Yvonne Mayer Teresa Meyer Anthony Moore Wayne Perrigoue Clara Peter Terri Quillen Greg Ransom Tim Redenius Bell Scroggins Laveta Shephard Cheryl Steinke Bill Storrs Terri Stilley 35 m Mike Tilton Trudy VanLiew Don Webster Jeannie Wickstrom Poncho Woolman Melody Wyles Tawni Wyles AUTOGRAPHS 36 v)MhHh wHO Queen ROY Edie Edie Engebretsen: I plan to further my education in music, art, and dance. 2nd Princess JoDee JoDee Tuttle: I plan to become a stewardess and travel. After a few years, I plan to get married and have two children. 1st Princess Debbie Debbie LohofT: I plan to further my education in art; travel; get married; and make everyone happy. ALTY A thing of beauty is a joy forever: Its loveliness increases: it can never pass into nothingness. - Keats f £ Junior Princess Chervl j Cheryl Munn: My main ambitions are when I am out of school is to travel to Europe and Hawaii. See different places and meet new people. I would also like to go to school for fashion modeling. V Sophomore Princess Carolyn Carolyn Coward: I plan to go to college for a couple of years, and then get married. I think this school is the greatest. Freshman Princess Tammy Tammy Bulstrode: I plan to go to college in Provo, Utah for a few years; and later get married. The Hi-Q team members are Back Albert Kacoroski, Christine Woolman, Front: Roger Tilton, Rob Sain, Cindy Hilton, Chris Kacoroski. H 1 For the third consecutive year, the Scott's Hi-Q program has included Granite Falls. The Hi-Q team concept is for high school students to compete for prizes and scholarships on a nationwide basis. Scott's Hi-Q is an assembly program to test the general knowledge of six outstanding students from each of fifteen Snohomish, Skagit, and Island county Senior High Schools. Scott Paper Company is sponsoring this program because it believes Hi-Q is an opportunity to encourage academic achievement, initiative, and good sportsmanship. The team advisor this year is Mrs. Pearce, and this year's team captain is Chris Kacoroski. ASB OFFICERS Back row: Lori Allen Margie Engstrom Sue Briggs Chris Woolman John West Mike Hahn Rob Sain Roger Tilton Front row: Poncho Woolman Rene Miller Carolyn Coward Judy Yelmene Edie Engebretsen John West STUDENT COUNCIL Sec. Treas Margie Engstrom President John West Vice President Judy Yelmene The Associated Student Body sponsored many fun - type activities, trying to raise money for the general A.S.B. fund. The whole Student Body worked together with harmony proving that Granite Falls High School is —1. 45 46 A N N U A L S T A F F Editor: Judy Being editor of the annual staff is not an easy task. I had a lot of problems and I would never have made it if it weren't for Mr. Bates and my helpers. I think I had a great group. And a special thanks to the teachers for putting up with us when we were out selling ads and any other time. We hope that within these pages you will find the photographs and words to help you recapture the spirit of the year. This book is your only permanent record of a memorable year. Don't forget to use it again to remember a face, to recall a place; to relive a game, to remember a name. Enjoy the memories. Their value will increase with the passing years. Thanks again to everyone making it possible. Photographer: Steve Frick Keep up the good Busy at work. work Lynn Sue. Let ter men The MIGHTY Lettermen Letterettes The lettermen's club enjoyed a hard working but very fun year. The year's activities included cutting wood, making fire trails, and a donkey basketball game. At the end of the year the Lettermen's Club went out for dinner and went on a fun day. The pride and honor in being a Lettermen's Club member lives on. From Top: Cathy Woolman, Carolyn Rochon, Lori Allen, Margie Engstrom, Monica Perrigoue, Sue Briggs, Chris Woolman, Louise Himple, Tana Tuttle, Molly Beckett, Carolyn Coward, Laurie Kohl, Terri Sykes, Tina Desrosier, Edith Menzel, Rosanne Rochon, Linda Neisinger, (§psan Blythe',)Marci Carpenter, CjfTcfy Du jint, Jobee l uttieT Toni Hjelle, Barb CartwrigKTTTynn Redman, Edie Engebretsen, Judy Yelmene, Darcel Sansaver. Roseanne Rochon - President Margie Engstrom - Vice Pres. Judy Yelmene - Sec Treas. Edie Engebretsen - ASB rep. This years letterettes worked hard to earn money. They had various sales, sold ads for cushions and they even waited on tables for the senior citizens. They did their best for their club. Rob Sain - President Randy Derum - Vice President Tim Quillen - Sec. Treas. Mike Hahn - ASB Rep. 48 Art Club Left to Right: Molly Beckett, Kelli McGlothlin, Debbie Lohoff, Barb Cartwright, Margaret Paulk, Rosemary Kacoroski. The Art Club has done many things this year. We had many paintings that went on display at the bank and doctors office. Some of them went to an art show and then were in the library for part of the year. We hope that following Art Club members will follow in our footsteps. w j v Debbie Lohoff Barb Cartwright - Sec. Treas. Debbie Lohoff - Pres Kelli McGlothlin - Vice President German Club From top: Brian Bosse, Tana Tuttle, Margie Engstrom, Cathy Woolman, Bill Storrs, Todd Shirley, Ken Huntley, Frank Younce, Julie DeGeus, Scott Stewart, Chris Woolman, Rick Hjelle, Ed Taubeneck, Tim Redenius, Dave Briggs, Wayne Perrigoue, Dale Himple, Greg Ransom, Dave Gray, Lori Allen, Terri Stilley, Tammy Bulstrode, Cheryl Storrs, Marci Carpenter, Julie McKee, Brenda Blair, Cheryl Steinke, Marvin Woolman, Mike Tilton, Gwyn Finney, Valerie Dryden, Lvnn Tavlor, Sheila Dexter, Mya Huntley, Gloria Chappel, Stacy Jensen. This year's German Club officers are Pres. - Brian Bosse, Vice Pres.- Poncho Woolman, Sec. Treas.- Marci Carpenter, ASB Rep. - Rene Miller. Various field trips were planned this year. Places include German Restaurants, skiing, Leavenworth, and mountain hikes. There has been a great turnout this year and we hope that this is an outlook for the future. Brian Bosse 49 Left to right: Kathy Short, Cheryl Munn, Duane Desrosier, Ken Deeter, JoDee Tuttle, Chris Sylliaasen, Richard Hagerty, Chris Kacaroski, Dale Sartini, Lindy Johnson, Brian Ramey, Todd Shirley, Gail Moe, Lex Jones, Sue Briggs, Dixie Crabtree, Lisa Cole, Raylene Alexander, Sandy Cartwright, Terry Quinn, Tina Desrosier, Lisa Lemke, Carmen Thorne, Jackie White, Onia Abrahamson. This was the Future Farmers of America's second year of existence. We had a new advisor, Mr. Jim Gage. We started the new year by electing new officers — Sue Griggs, President; Ken Deeter, Vice President; Tina Desrosier, Secretary; Chris Kacaroski, Treasurer; Chris Sylliaasen, reporter; and Duane Desrosier, sentinel. We sold cider at the home football games and concessions at girls' volleyball games. We also developed an Ag. Farm behind the bus garage. It was a year for building and we built a strong F.F.A. Sue Briggs Honor Society The Honor Society, which contains thirteen members, helped the school by running the concessions stand during lunch. With the help of Mr. Davis, Dr. Maw and Frank Y. the stand stayed together. We went on a fun day in the spring. Mike Hahn Roger Tilton - ASB Rep. Edie Engebretsen - Sec. Treas. Toni Hjelle - Vice-President Mike Hahn - President Back Row- Brian Bosse, Mike Hahn, Linda Neisinger, Front Row: Lynn Taylor, Margie Engstrom, Lori Allen, Rob Sain, Edie Engebretsen, Roger Tilton, Chris Woolman, Marci Carpenter Toni Hjelle 50 c } PM O PS H C 3 Granite Varsity Football 52 F O O T B A L L Granite 29 Snohomish J.V. 8 Granite 28 Arlington J.V. 6 Granite 6 Tolt 0 Granite 23 Coupeville 6 Granite 7 King's Garden 0 Granite 6 Langley 28 Granite 49 Concrete 12 Granite 0 _ Sultan 12 Granite 27 Darrington J.V. 6 Granite 20 LaConner 18 Granite 22 Darrington 20 Granite 16 Coupeville 6 Granite 14 Darrington 6 Granite 24 Coupeville 22 Granite 50 LaConner 6 Captains John, Rob Leaving Seniors Back row: Randy Derum, Dave Simpson, Rob Sain, Roger Tilton, Mike Hahn, Front row: Jeff Impson, Terry Quinn, John West, Joe Landsiedel. Rob Sain attempts a pass to Darrell Johns in Granite's homecoming game against King's Garden. Granite won the game 7-0. The Granite Falls Tigers, coming off a league championship in 1976 when their season record was 8-1, were not supposed to be much competition in 1977. With the loss of 21 seniors, the season looked bleak. However, with a large turnout of 50 players and added enthusiasm to the football program because of a J.V. schedule, the Tigers rolled to a 5-0 start. Langley then rolled into Granite and out fought the Tigers 28- 6. Granite remained in contention journeying to Concrete winning 49-12. The next big game was at Sultan with the two teams tied for first place but Sultan prevailed 24-0. Granite closed out the season by beating Darrington 27-6, ending the season in a blaze of glory. The final record was 7-2 and a second place finish. Many of the younger players gained a lot of experience and the Tigers should be tough in 1978. GRIDIRON GREATS! Above left: The Tiger defense in on one of it's patented gang tackles. Above middle: Paul McMartin dragging Langley tackles on his way to a first down. Below left: The Tigers wait impatiently to pounce upon Langley's quarterback. Above: Watch it, that hurts! This year's football cheerleaders started the year by attending cheer camp at Ellensburg. They came home with 1 outstanding, 4 excellents, and 2 superior ribbons. During the summer they held bake sales, car washes, and a 2-day rummaage sale to raise money for their uniforms. The pep assemblies, always seemed to keep the crowd going with such things as Gumby's chickens, Mr. Davis's pie in the face, Mr. West pep talks, and Foz's band. These were .just a few of the giggle getters which came LIVE and in COLOR from the John Michael Flaherty Memorial Gymnasium. Monica Perrigoue Marg Engstom Chris Woolman Tana Tuttle Kim Russell JoDee Tuttle 55 Making Raquet Our 1977 tennis team did a great job this year. We were determined to do our best and in doing so we went from last to third place in Cascade A league! When we played we worked together as a team and had a great time. Our goal for next year is to be on TOP! Granite at LaConner- 2-3 Darrington at Granite- 2-3 Granite at Langley- 3-2 Coupeville at Granite- 3-2 LaConner at Granite- 4-1 Granite at Darrington- 2-3 Langley at Granite- 3-2 Granite at Coupeville- 2-3 57 SPIKE ‘EM Bottom row: Stacy J., Second Row: Judy Y., Sue Blythe, Toni H., Melody W., Carrie C., Lynn R., Barb C., Carolyn C., Third Row: Terri S., Louise H., Sandy C., Molly B., Terri Q., Cheryl S., Rose R., Tammy S., Robin R., Ci: j D , Fourth Row: Shirley A., Tina D., Sue Briggs, Tawni W., Sandy H., Tracy B., Laurie K., Edie E., Dare S., Fifth Row: Coach Steele, Dixie C., Tammy B., Monica P., Terri S., Tracy I., Kelly B., Coach Roche, Top Row: Pam H., Nanci C., Linda N., Dora R., Sandy C., Diane R. Leaving Seniors Bottom: Louise Himple, Dare Sansaver, Barb Cartwright, Toni Hjelle, Second Row: Edie Engebretsen, Lynn Redman, Rose Rochon, Third Row: Judy Yelmene, Sue Blythe. Top: Cindy Durant. Captains Bottom: Dare Sansaver, Louise Himple, Top: Judy Yelmene. Terri Sykes, Judy Yelmene, Dare Sansaver (serving). Our Tiger lined up for a game This year's volleyball team had an exceptional season. They had good talent and used it to win many matches. The key word was spike, which was well used to reach their goal. Terri Sykes, Judy Yelmene (serving) Edie Engebretsen. Tina Desrosier sending the ball over the net, while Sue Briggs (serving) and The Tiger Team in a time-out. the team looks on. Barb Cartwright. 60 Boys Basketball When I reflect upon the 1977-78 basketball team, a quote by Mark Twain comes to mind: Take out your brain and jump on it—it gets all caked up. At the time of this writing the outcome of the season is still in balance. A return trip to the District playoffs and another winning season depend on the dedication of the players themselves. The Tigers played defense this year, thanks to the hard work of Coach Mark Spurgeon. Coach Spurgeon prides himself on man-to-man defense, and the Tigers play the DMike Hahn and John West were chosen co-captains by their teammates. Mike and John displayed outstanding leadership all year long, always performing each task with diligence. To sum up the past and the future of Granite Falls basketball, the big word is Attitude. Attitude to be how he acts toward that thing, then truly it is the key to all things. It has been a challenging year which called for this Coach to constantly take out his brain and find a new way. I can see the light at the end of the tunnel........... Hahn at the line to make two Let's go Varsity Left to right: Roger Tilton, Mike Hahn, Rob Sain, Paul McMartin, Doug Piantes, John West, Dan Rosman, Gumby Desrosier, Steve Saunders, Brian Bosse, Dwight Jensen, Rick Hjelle, Kneeling Mgr. Tex Jensen, Coaches, John Boyes, John Flaherty, Mark Spurgeon, Mgr. Rick Hill. Let's go Skip! Time for a Coke. Tough Tiger D . Left to right: Ralph Durant, Mike Tilton, Dave Biggs, Marvin Wollman, Dave Bunkelman, Skip Buckner Mike Redman, Fred Chute, Steve Duncan, Daryn Latham, Wayne Perrigoue, Kneeling: Coach John Boyes, Mgr. Rick Hill, Coach Mark Spurgeon 62 Basketball Cheerleaders The basketball Cheerleaders did a very good job this year. They earned money for their uniforms by selling name plates, pins for Salty Sea Days, and sponsored the Old Time Fiddlers. They were extremely proud to cheer for such a greeat team. Varsity: Judy Yelmene, Terry Sykes, Sue Briggs, Chris Woolman, JoDee Tuttle, Coach Jack West, Tana Tuttle, Carolyn Coward, Margie Engstrom, Dare Sansaver, Louise Himple Varsity The Granite Falls girls basketball team has been in the battle for first place in the Northern Division. All the girls have been doing a hustling job and the scoring has been well distributed. Louise j.v. Our season started in December, with several team members never playing in a game. The girls learned fast and through the season they improved greatly. Leaving Seniors J.V. Tammy Sansaver, Tara Olson, Tracy Impson, Sandi Hjelle, Laurie Kohl, Coach Kathy Steele, Manager Diane Roberts, Kathy Short, Cathy Woolman, Theresa Meyer, Julie DeGeus, Rene Miller. B A S K E T B A L L 63 ™ d g Back Row: L. Hunter, G. Ransom, P. Murry, T McGlothlin, T. Impson, L. Kohl, T. Quillen, R Rochon, S. Stone, T. Tuttle: Middle Row: V Dryden G. Kiepe, S. Meservey, K Keeler, N. Code, J Mattieson, S. Hendricks; Bottom Row: T. Olsen, T. Noyd, R, Champ, K. Estabrook, L. Redman, G Finney. Bobbi «r—— Tharp [Stuart Aiders on JR. HIGH BAND CHORUS Ron Whitcomb! - «4 Jim of Taylor,' ran Damn -. Katrina Midge Macomber eanette Tom Macomber Woolman Back row: R. Post, J. Noyd, W. Short, E. Edlund, R. Morton, T Pottruff, J. Quillen, D. Byers, D. Jensen, K. Bernathy. Middle row: D. Squires, B Coleman, E. Schwendtke, K. Levin, S. Blair, G. Diaz, T. Moore, R. Sherman, T. Stuart, T Haverfield, S. Johnston, M. Wright. Front row: B Rochon, T. Craig, J. Dexter, P. Stanton, P. Stanton, D. Murry, S. Anderson, A. Zweig, L. Coleman. 66 wroo 89 i Sundie Anderson Kelly Barrows Jim Becker Kathy Bernethy Jenni Berube Sherri Blair Marie Bond Katherine Bunkelman Dwayne Byer James Carpenter Joe Cartwright Mary Cartwright Brad Colman Lee Desrosier Tim Driscoll Theresa Duggins David Frick Tama Gildroy Stephen Greene Pam Haase David Hackworth Tammi Haverfield Katrina Hawkins Dave Hilton Norm Hisey Darrell Howe Darryl Howe Joe Jacobs Jamie Jamison Dawn Jensen Russ Jensen Sherri Johnston Dawna Jones Darci Latham Daina Lee Kristeen Levin Todd Macomber Valerie Moore Rhonda Morton Gary Neisinger John Noyd Ken Ogren Randy Post Jeff Quillen Darrin Redman 69 Diane Roberts Brian Rochon Liza Rosman Debbie Scherrer Joe Simpson Dave Skeleton Jerry Stanton Jim Stilley Shelley Stone Tanya Stuart James Taylor Terry Westvang Ronald Whitcomb Mel White Jackie Wilburn Jackie Woolman CLASS OF 82 Michelle Wright 70 Terri Allen Cheryl Anderson Stuart Anderson Tim Bain Tom Bain Richard Baker Douglas Barrows Linda Coleman Jim Crabtree Tammi Craig Julie Dexter Gina Diaz Robert Driscoll Eric Edlund Shane Engberg Jeffery Franz Diane Gill Darrell Gray Brian Greene Richard Harding 71 72 Corey Hayden Ricky Hill Deborah Hilton Norveal Huntly Donald Hunter Kenneth Hyde Kelly Jensen William Keeler Kelli Kyle Marcelle LaBonte Michelle Macomber Toni Macomber Robert McAllister Heather McGlothin Heidi McGlothin Tammy Moore Renee Morton Dori Murry Penny Murry Buddy Oswald Dorine Parks Corinne Perrigoue Patricia Peterson Randy Phillips Tammy Potruff Kenneth Saddler Erika Schwendtke Rhonda Sherman Shirley Shiroyama William Short Max Stromberg Jr. Darren Squires Pamela Stanton Patricia Stanton Helen Storrs Barbara Tharp CLASS OF 83 Martin Villines Dana Walster Gregory White Clinton Williams Jeanette Woolman Shawn Wyles Anita Zweig 73 ' ijvu) ici_$ AV.n iZoht L (? 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