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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

JJfte nectet of 3!tfe € to tnom wto ycu � ate antt wAete you ate yotny. TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty 18 Sports 24 Homecoming 50 Clubs 56 Seniors 64 Juniors 82 Sophomores 88 Freshmen 94 Middle School 98 Autographs 112 m There are many roads in ones life. Even though its been for a short period of time, I feel very fortunate to have traveled part way with you. As you continue down the road, you will experience valleys, peaks, detours, and deadends. But you will grow and learn from each experience. Maybe someday our roads will meet again. Good luck to the Class of 1980 4 I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow or creature, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. 7 Build bridges instead of walls and you will have a friend. A ship in a harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for. The sun breaks through even the darkest clouds. ii 12 13 Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. 15 I ■ We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust our sails. 16 17 22 Janitors Mert Stalker John Warner Jim Klepper Bus Drivers Shirley Brooks Lynn Ford Mark Lijtdgren Jan Tattle Carole Wool man Bonnie Wright Boots Zerfoss Not pictured Laurie Greig Middle Sch Linda Hoggarth Library ol Dave Bogaard Evelyn Albin Shelly Sisson Kandi Series Other Staff can adjust our sails FB 10 QB 9 T 9 HB 9 C 11 QB 11 TE 11 DB 10 LB 9 CB 10 S 11 S 10 CB 9 CB 12 DB 10 WR 12 DB 10 NG 12 WR 11 HB 12 FB 12 LB 12 CB 11 HB 9 HB 11 DB 9 LB 10 NG 10 LB 11 T 10 G 10 DB 12 S 10 G 10 T 12 T 11 DB 11 T 11 LB 11 DB 10 G 11 T 11 NG 9 C 9 T 12 C 12 TE 10 TE 11 DB 10 Steve Greene Jeff Franz Shane Eng berg Clint Williams Darrell Rains Dave Bunkelman Jason Whittaker Jeff Quillen Brian Greene Brian Ervin Dale Himple Charley Finley Rick Hill Dan Hill Dwayne Byers Daryn Latham Brian Rochon Tim Ogren Wayne Perrigoue Mel Williams Bill Hoe me r Rick Hjelle Steve Maw Shawn Wyles Poncho Woolman Cliff Hisey Brad Colman Carl Kiepe Bill Storrs Norman Hisey Joe Simpson Clyde Pottruff Todd Macomber Jim Stilley Lindy Johnson Mike Keating Ken Ogren Tim Redenius Jim Cassell Chris Moore Greg Ransom Tony Colman Doug Barrows Will Short Scott Stewart Chris Squires Lee Desrosier Roger Davis Donnel Williams The Granite Falls football team opened it’s season with a 15-8 victory over Snoho- mish JV. The next few games proved disastrous as we lost three close ones. The Tigers then marched into Tolt to beat the Demons 18-12. The Tigers were then over- whelmed by the two favored teams in our league, Langley and King’s Garden. Granite got back on the winning track by rolling over Concrete 25- 0. Seniors playing their last season were; Dan Hill, Daryn Latham, Tim Ogren, Mel Wil- liams, Bill Hoerner, Rick Hjelle, Clyde Pottruff, Scott Stewart, Lindy Johnson and Chris Squires. 2fi front row: Mr. Foss, Mr. West, Mr. Roumeliotis, Mr. Davis row 2: C. Williams, T. Coleman, D. Latham, J. Quillen, B. Rochon, S. Maw, D. Himple, J. Simpson, T. Macomber, C. Squires, row 3: B. Ervin, R. Jones, N. Hisey, J. Rodrigues, T. Moore, J. Whittaker, P. Woolman, D. Bunkelman, S. Williams, B. Hoerner. row 4: D. Williams, D. Barrows, B. Greene, C. Hisey, W. Perrigoue, T. Redenious, D. Hill, C. Pottruff, J. Franz, R. Hjelle. row 5: L. Johnson, J. Castle, T. Ogren, C. Moore, M. Keating, B. Storrs, G. Ransom, R. Hill, D. Rains, R. Davis, C. Kiepe. row 6: S. Engberg, R. Trumble, S. Wyles, S. Greene, C. Finley, D. Byers, S. Stewart, L. Desrosier, W. Short, K. Ogren, J. Stilley. Leaving Seniors, left to right: Rick Hjelle, Daryn Latham, Tim Ogren, Sonny Williams, Dan Hill, Clyde Pottruff, Chris Squires, Lindy Johnson, back: Bill Hoerner, Scott Stewart. Captains Dan Hill and Sonny Williams 27 The Football cheerleaders for 1979 in- cluded Kim Russell, Laurie Kohl, Tracy lmpson, and Monica Perrigoue. Their ad- visor was Mr. Sykes, High School Princi- pal. His comment about the girls is, “Through rain or shine they were always there. It was easy being their advisor be- cause they were all cheerleaders with previous experience, and I was the only rookie.” 31 Captains-Laurie Kohl and Terri Sykes Lea ving Seniors GRANITE FALLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM FINISHES 5TH IN STATE This years varsity volleyball team was the first Granite girls team to qualify for a position in “STATE” competition. The Tiger team was led by Seniors Caro- lyn Coward, Tracy Impson, Tana Tuttle, and co-captains Laurie Kohn, and Terri Sykes. Also on the team were Juniors Sandy Hjelle, Terri Quillen, and Melody Wyles. Sophomores on the team were Mary Cartwright, and the Freshmen Toni Macomber, Dori Murry and Jean- ette Woolman. These girls believes in themselves—they attended camps and prior to the start of the season they set for themselves the goal of “going to state”. Qualifying for state was not easy. It took a lot of hard work coupled with a posi- tive attitude on the part of the players in volved. The varsity team ended its regular sea- son with a record of 15-3. Following the District and State tournaments, the Ti- gers concluded their season at 21-6. Throughout the season, the girls gave their best effort. We should be proud of them. After all, finishing 5th in state is really GREAT! Cascade “A” All opponent team 1st Team-Tana Tuttle, Terri Sykes 2nd Team-Laurie Kohl Honorable Mention-Carolyn Coward Special Awards Captains-Laurie Kohl, Terri Sykes Most Assists-Tana Tuttle Most Points-Terri Sykes Most Improved-Carolyn Coward Coaches Award-Terri Quillen Varsity Top Row-Coach Roache, Terry Stilley, Mary Cartwright, Sandy Hjelle, Melody Wyles, Dori Murry, Toni Macomber, Bottom Row-Terri Quillen, Tracy Impson, Laurie Kohl, Carolyn Coward, Terri Sykes, Tana Tuttle. Top Row-Sandy Cartwright-Statistition Managers-Karen McElroy, Jan McElroy, Pam Murry, Statistition Kathy Carpenter, Middle Row-Score Keeper-Gwyn Finney. Junior Varsity-Midge Macomber, Laura Williams, Bobby Tharp, Sheila Dexter, Jenny Berube, Bottom Row-Cheryl Anderson, Tammy Bulstrode, Corrine Perrigoue, Julie Dexter, Donna Peterson, Tammy Haverfield, Michelle Wrright. 36 37 time for new beginnings Tennis Fights To Win Undefeated’ From the beginning it looked as though it was going to be a rough season for the Granite Falls Tennis Team, as they were faced with a new coach and the lack of returning players. Determined to prove oth- erwise, however, the Tennis team proved them- selves to be a tough, talented group with the abili- ties that it takes to win the league championship, undefeated, for the second year in a row. One of the main reasons for their success came from their num- ber 1 singles, sophomore, Terri Allen, and number 2 singles. Senior, Carolyn Rochon, as they had not lost one match during the season. The team is fortunate to have an abundance of underclassmen gaining valuable varsity experience. Coach Steve Merkley has done a fine job with the Tennis this year and is very much appreciated. Sue and Tara at Award night. V Coach Merkley! Lea ving 38 “We all get together for a team picture.” 39 40 Number Player Position Year 14 Dave Briggs Guard Jr. 44 Dave Bunkleman Center Jr. 34 Brad Coleman Guard Soph. 24 Steve Duncan Forward Jr. 10 Dan Hill Forward Sr. 12 Rick Hjelle Forward Sr. 22 Daryn Latham Guard Sr. 40 Steve Maw Forward Jr. 20 Wayne Perrigoue Guard Jr. 32 Mike Tilton Guard Jr. 42 Lee Desrosier Center Soph. 30 Poncho Woolman Forward Jr. we can. . . 41 Junior Varsity: Joe Nash, Rick Hill, Charles Essex, Cliff Hisey, Jeff Quillen, Will Short, Lee Desrosier, Tom Kussy, John Kussy, Eric Edlund, Jim Stilley,Tom Schmidt, Shawn Wyles. Coaches: Steve Merkley Jim Lien. The Varsity program was given a new start with a new head coach, Steve Merkley, and new ideas. Starting the season, the Tigers were not the tallest team in the league, hut proved to be scrappy! This allowed them to make many league contenders sweat all the way to the final buzzer. Consisting of only three Seniors, the team was primarily made up of Sophomores and Juniors. This lack of experience reflected the year. It was more of a building than a contend- ing year, with the Sophomores and Juniors receiving much playing time, giving them the essential tools needed to be a contender in the future. 42 Varsity: Daryn Latham, Steve Duncan, David Briggs, Brad Coleman, Mike Tilton, Lee Desrosier, Dave Bunkelman, Steve Maw, Poncho Woolman, Rick Hjelle, Dan Hill, Wayne Perrigoue. At presstime, the Granite Falls J.V. team was having a fine season. Their record stood at 8-3 with 8 games remaining to be played. This represents one of the finest seasons ever for a J.V. squad at Granite. Success can be measured this season by the teams willing- ness to do the following: 1.) Get in shape 2. ) Play defense 3. ) Work hard together as a team. Team members were: Rick Hill, Eric Edlund, Will Short, Shawn Wyles, Jim Stilley, Jeff Quillen, Lee Desrosier, and Tom Kussy. Also contributing a major role were part time varsity play- ers. They were: Dave Briggs, Poncho Woolman, Steve Dun- can, Wayne Perrigoue, Brad Coleman, and Steve Maw. Captains: Daryn Latham Mike Tilton. 44 The boys and girls basketball teams for 1979-1980 were cheered on by Sandy Hjelle, Tama Gildroy, Terry Stilley, and Diane Roberts. These girls were elected last year and attended a cheer clinic during the summer to learn new cheers and dance routines. They anticipated an exciting sea- son and hoped all the Tiger fans would help them support our basketball teams. 46 L to R. Terri Sykes, Tara Olson, Kelly Burrus, Tana Tuttle, Coach West, Teri Allen, Sue Briggs, Rene Miller, Sue Goss. COACHES. LEA VING SENIORS. The girls Varsity Basketball Team got off to a good start winning their first nine games plus victories over Lake Stevens and Monroe. The race for the league title will be between Granite and three other teams. Granite is led by Seniors Terri Sykes, Tana Tuttle, and Sue Briggs. Other key personnel are Sue Goss, Laurie Kohle, Tara Olson, Rene Miller, Kelly Burrus, and Terri Allen. CO CAPTAINS. 48 JUNIOR VARSITY The J.V. team has done a tremendous job this year. Through much hard work and desire they have improved their record from last year. Overall, everyone has played an important part of the team and made-a-valuable con- tribution to building up the squad. I am proud of their efforts and really enjoy coaching them as a team. Coach: Kary Roumiliotis. L to R: Patricia Peterson, Kelly Jensen, Jackie Woolman, Toni Macomber, Jeanette Woolman, Coach Roumi- liotis, Marie Bond, Jody Byron, Shelly McGee, Jina Stritzke, Donna Peterson, Manager: Claudia Hunt. 49 ■ The Homecoming theme for 1979 was “Rock-n-RoIl Fantasy.” The dance was held at the Community Center. October 13th from 8-11 with music by “Wraith.” The committee members who worked on the dance included Mr. Roumeliotis, Mrs. Haertig, Miss Baker, Cheryl Dunnick, Sharon Dunnick, Kerry Cunningham, Mary Cartwright, Jeannie Wickstrom, Tanya Stewart, Clara Peters, Laveta Shepard, Jackie Wilburn, and Mr. Big- gerstaff. Officer Roger Stone donated his time as a chaperon. Miss Baker’s Advanced Foods class sup- plied the refreshments, a sheet cake with a tiger on it dra wn by Doug Barrows. A J of Marysville took pictures of the cou- ples and the royalty. v— 50 Friday was Hat Day with the win- ners being Troy Thornton and Monday was Logger Day with the winners being Mike Keating and Sandy Hjelle. Wednesday was Toddler Day with the winners being Kelli Jensen and Terri Sykes. The week at a glance!. . ROYALTY On September 21, the Letter- men’s Club passed out ballots to the student body to vote on the year’s Homecoming Royal- ty. Girls were selected to re- present their designated class. From the Senior class there were eight girls nominated for the Homecoming Court. They included: Carolyn Coward, Sandy Donaldson, Tracy Imp- son, Laurie Kohl, Monica Per- rigoue, Kim Russell, Terri Sykes, and Cathy Wool man. The Junior class was repre- sented by Tammy Bulstrode, Terri Quillen, Tawni Wyles, and Melody Wyles. The Sopho- more class was represented by Jody Byron, Darci Latham, Debbie Scherrer, and Jackie Woolman. The Freshmen class was represented by Cheryl Anderson, Midge Macomber, Tony Macomber, and Corinne Perrigoue. On September 21, the nominee’s were voted on by the student body and an- nounced at the Darrington game at half time. The 1979- 1980 Homecoming Queen was Monica Perrigoue with Her Court being first princess Lau- rie Kohl, second princess Tra- cy Impson. Junior princess Terri Quillen, Sophomore prin- cess Darci Latham, Freshmen princess Corinne Perrigoue. Passages Of Homecoming ’79 HONOR SOCIETY back row: Robin McDugle, Sue Briggs, Rick Hjelle, Tom Groat, Poncho Woolman, Sandy Hjelle, Carolyn Coward, Dan Hill, Al Kacoroski, Daryn Katham, Steve Maw front row: Janet Blythe, Rose Kacoroski, Ra- cheat Hjort, Cathy Woolman, Rene Miller, Shelby Hen- dricks, Terri Sykes, Terri Quillen Advisor Mr. Martinec V Officers: Cathy Woolman, Sue Briggs, and Terri Sykes GERMAN CLUB back row: Miss Foster, Tawni Wyles, Yvonne Mayor, Rose Kacoroski, Brian Greene, AI Kacoroski, Mike Tilton, Shawn Wyles, David Skelton, John hussy, Gary Neisinger, Randy Schwarz, front row: Lori Lind berg, Jim Becker, Dale Him pie, Ken Ogren. F.F.A. back row: Tersa Rice, Katrina Hawkins, Dawna Jones, Paula Graves, Bobbie Tharp, Tammy Haverfield, Dawn Jensen, Dana Lee, Marie Bond, Michelle Wright, Sherry Wei born, Duane Byers, Jody Byron, Rich Jones, Janet Blythe, Norm Hisey, Troy Thornton, Ben Younce, Rob McAllister, Dave Frick, Darrell Howe, Norvel Huntley, bottom row: Robin McDugle, Jenni Berube, Miss Strand, Marci LaBonte, Lex Jones, Sandy Hjelle. Carl Kiepe, Jina Stritzke. Advisor Miss Strand Officers: Carl Kiepe, Lex Jones, Sandy Hjelle, Darrell Howe, Jina Stritzke, Marci LaBonte PURR Al Kacoroski Advisor Mr. Harrington CHESS THE DANCING DOLLS’ left to right: Belinda Ca- meron, Carrie Curnutt, Tru- dy Van Lie w% Jeanie Wick- strom, Tracy Stargell V 58 FECTIONS The Purr-fections were chosen by students and teachers on the basis of several dance routines. After the selection the girls put in many hours in good old A-5 after school. The girls performed at pep assem- blies and at evening basketball games. HI-Q Advisor Miss Foster sitting: Haylene Alexander, Shelby Hendricks, Clara Peters standing: Miss Foster, Al Kacoroski, Mike Tilton 1980 H.Q. Schedule Langley Granite Falls March 11 10:00 a.m. Granite Falls-February 5 Burlington Edison Host School Snohomish 10:00 a.m. Lake Stevens Wood way Granite Falls Cascade February 26 9:30 a.m. 59 LETTERMEN LETTERETTES To become a Letterette, a girl must letter in either tennis, volleyball, basketball, softball, or be a cheerleader. This year they sold stadium seat cushions at the football games to raise money for girls athletic uniforms. The Letterettes consisted of 30 members this year. ADVISOR: Judy Roche A hard working Letterette! This years Lettermens Club had around 30 members. The years activities included cut- ting wood, their annual Donkey Basketball game, and tending slash burns. OFFICERS: Daryn Latham, Scott Stewart, and Dan Hill. 60 — MUSIC The Lettermens Club earns their money through a lot of hard work and extra effort. This money goes to buy letter jackets and crowns for the Homecoming Royalty. For their effort, they have a year end bash and dinner for all Letter- men. The band faced many changes this year. With a new instruc- tor, Ms. Haertig, they strived forward. On December 20th, they performed their annual Christmas Concert. It was one of the best ones in years. Congratulations on a super job! ADVISOR: Bud Davis 61 ANNUAL STAFF Change would be a key word for the Annual beginning from the cover to the addition of ex- tra pages. Jos ten's a new pub- lishing company was chosen to print a hopefully better year- book. Sue Briggs, Tammy Bulstrode, Dan Hill, Rick Hjelle, Daryn Latham, Terri Quillen, Tara Ol- son, Kim Russell, Carolyn Ro- chon and Poncho Wool man at- tended a Yearbook Workshop at Portland State University. They were chaperoned by Mr. Bates and Mrs. Briggs. More professional pictures have been aimed for by Lloyd Webber of A J Studios and with the help of Rick. Dan and Terri. The class became a journalism course at semester since the deadline to the publisher was in January. The effort was in the production of a newspaper. 62 Drama “Who's Crazy Now was the name of the play that was presented by the Drama Class on January 17th. The cast was headed by Dave Briggs and Daina Lee with the class filling in the supporting roles. Miss Foster directed the play. 63 Senior DAN: A winner never quits. A quitter never wins. CAROLYN: To everything there is a sea- son, and a time to every pur- pose under heaven. MEL: Grin and bear it. TERRI: It’s not where you start, It’s where you finish! JOHN: Happiness is: not getting what you want, but wanting what you get. DEE: The best way to know life is to love many things. RICK: Let the good times roll. TANA: If you can’t dazzle ’em with bril- liance, baffle ’em with bologna. Favorites SCOTT: Don’t take anything seriously. MONICA: A friend is one who comes in when the whole world has gone out. DARYN: I hate it when it snows on my French toast! KIM: If you can imagine it, you can become it; if you can dream it, you can achieve it. SCOTT: Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. CAROLYN: A friend is one who knows you as you are, understands where you’ve been, accepts who you’ve become, and still, gently invites you to grow. ALBERT: It’s the weather; must be. SUE: Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Raylene Alexander Lindy Johnson Ken Engberg Roland Howe Sandy Cartwright Shelby Hendricks Sue Briggs Mark Haase Tracy Impson 70 Dan Hill Rick Hjelle Bill Heorner Albert Kacoroski Laurie Kohl 71 Daryn Latham Tracy Lewis Pam Murry Debbie Noyd Tim Ogren David Roberts Carolyn Rochon Kim Russell 72 Jackie Matthieson Dee Mecham Rene Miller Tara Olson Teresa Sartini Monica Perrigoue Tim Schmelzer Clyde Pottruff Todd Shirley 73 Not Pictured: Robert Heinrich John Malgesini Brian Ramey Scott Stone Troy Thornton John Wunder 74 Cathy Woolman 75 77 I, Teresa Sartini, will the leaks in my car to Stacy Jensen, and my ability to get to class on time to Tracy Stargel and Todd Shirley. I, Kim Russell, will my ability to take a joke to Steve Duncan, and my friendship with Mr. Bates to Cloy Sykes. I, Randy Schwarz, being the classy guy I am, will my chicken picking abilities to Sharia Stritzke, may she use them well. I, David Roberts, will my almost perfect attendance to Terri Stil- ley, and my great pole cutting ability to “Slugger”. I, Monica Perrigoue, will my smile to whoever is feeling in the dumps, and I will my nickname “Moses” to whoever thinks their toeses smell like roses. I, Duane Youngquist, will my cor- nerback position to Brian Rochon, my dressing space to my little brother, and my Fourth of July to Clyde Barrows. I, Cathy Woolman, will all my Jack Sickma locker pictures to Wayne Perriqoue, and I will my worn out “straight jacket” to my rowdy sister “Snooper”. I, Sonny Williams, will my ability to run graceful to Dwayne Byers, and to Mr. West my Joe Namath brace so that he can yell on a fast run. I, Brian Ramey, will my “Stang” to anyone dumb enough to take it, and my knowledge of the “Bog” to Mr. Sykes. I, Debbie Noyd, will my quiet mouth to Laura Williams, and my zits to LaVeta Shepard. I, Rick Hjelle, will my Football abilities and dressing spot to Bri- an Rochon, and I will my Pssst T-shirt to Terri Quillen. I, Carolyn Rochon, will my chest to Terry Sykes, and my ‘78’ Hal- loween to anyone who can run fast. I, Rene Miller, will my hair to Ron Camp, and my ability to get a tan to Ponch Woolman and Wayne Perriqoue. I, Pam Murry, will my ability to wear my hat the decent way to ev- eryone, and my ability to pick on the teachers and “Winky” to Sue Goss. I, Raylene Alexander, will my good grades to Jackie Wilburn, and my ability to return books to Mary Cartwright. I, Carolyn Coward, will my ability to be able to sleep through boring classes without missing anything to Toni Macomber. I, Sandy Cartwright, will my abili- ty to stay out of trouble to Shelly Stone, and my sister Mary. I, Albert Kacoroski, will my abili- ty to be logically insane, which I learned from Mr. Thomas Ofner, to Mr. Ron Camp. I, Lindy Johnson, will my clean driving record to Tim Redenius, and my Ford pick-up to Greg Ran- som. I, Laurie Kohl, will my ability to keep my mouth shut at the right times to Dave Bunkleman, and my nose to anybody who’ll take it. I, Daryn Latham, will my height to Tim Redenius, the “Sleeper” to Wayne Perriqoue, and my ability to sleep in class to anyone with a 1st period class. I, Tana Tuttle, will my ability to get a tan to Liza Rosman, and my winking ability to Mike Tilton. I, Scott Stewart, will my weight to Tim Redenius, my hair to Dave Skelton, and my bottle of Com- pound W to William Strecker. I, Kathi Carpenter, will my ability to take notes in C.W.P. to Jackie Matthieson, and my ability to con- trol my self from going to the Bog to all the bog goers. I, Shelby Hendricks, will my 1974 Red Toilet to Bill Storrs, my abili- ty to ride a motorcycle to Howard Carlson, and my accident free driving record to Terri Quillen. I, Cathy Donahue, will my ability to walk straight to LaVeta Shep- ard. I, Sue Briggs, will my locker to Ricky Hill, and my great speed to Jackie Woolman. I, Tara Olson, will my freckles to Mr. Bates, and my new car to Mr. Strecker. I, Lex Jones, will my J.S. H and H true stories to Norm Hisey. I, Tracy Impson, will my freckless face to Greg Ransom. I, Terry Sykes, will Winky to any- one who wants to try having a principal and dad as their dad. I, Terri Diehls, will my aggressive nature to Trudy Van Liew. I, Dena Hunt, will everyone a rai- sin in their last spoonful of Raisin Bran. I, Jackie Matthiesen, will my qui- etness to Kelli Barrows, and my ability to get to class on time to Trudy Van Liew. Ray lene Alexander FFA 2 Sue Briggs Volleyball 2, 3 Tennis 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 ASB Sec. 3 Letterettes 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3,4 V.P. 4 Kathi Carpenter Volleyball 3 St at 4 Sandy Cartwright Volleyball 2 St at 4 FFA 2 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2 Carolvn Coward ASB 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 Letterettes 2, 3, 4 V.P. 3 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Softball 1, 2 Homecoming 1, 2 German Club 1, 3 V.P. 3 Honor Society 2, 3,4 Shelby Hendricks Cheerleader 1, 2 Honor Society 2, 3,4 Softball 1, 2 German Club 3 Drama 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2 Lex Jones Band 1, 2 FFA 2, 3, 4 German Club 2 Dan Hill Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Class Pres. 2 Lettermen 3, 4 Pres. 4 Football Capt. 4 NAAPB 1, 2, 3, 4 German Club 1, 3 Annual 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3,4 Rick Hjelle Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 4 Honor Society 2, 3,4 FFA 2 NAAPB 1, 2, 3, 4 Lettermen 2, 3, 4 Dena Hunt Band 1, 3 Pep Club 2 Volleyball 2 Honor Society 3, 4 Ski Club 2 Pep Band 2 Tracy Impson Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 4 Softball 2, 3, 4 Letterettes 2, 3, 4 Choir 2, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Cathy Woolman Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Track 4 German Club 1, 2, 3 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 Choir 2, 4 Class Office 1, 2 Letterettes 1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 1, 2 A.S.B. 4 A1 Kacoroski Chess 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Hi-Q 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 German Club 3, 4 Pres. 4 Honor Society 2, 3,4 Boys State 3 Laurie Kohl Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Captain 3, 4 Basketball 2, 4 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 2, 3 Cheerleader 3, 4 Captain 3 Letterettes 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. Treas. 3 Choir 2, 4 V.P. 4 ASB 3, 4 V.P. 3 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 V.P. 3 Class Pres. 4 Princess 3, 4 Daryn Latham Football 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Lettermen 2, 3, 4 Class Pres. 3 Annual 2, 3, 4 Rene Miller Tennis 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 ASB 1, 2, 3 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 German Club 1, 2, 3 Ski Club 1, 2 Annual 2, 3, 4 Softball 2, 3 Track 4 Letterettes 2, 3, 4 Jackie Matthiesen Chorus 1, 2 Pam Murry Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Softball 2, 3, 4 Debbie Noyd Chorus 1, 3, 4 Tara Olson Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Softball 1, 2 Letterettes 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 German Club 3 Class Officer 1, 2, 3 FFA 2, 3 Monica Perrigoue Cheerleading 1, 2,3, 4 Letterettes 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 Brian Ramey FFA 1, 2 Carolyn Rochon Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 ASB Sec. 4 Annual 2, 3, 4 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Letterettes 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Kim Russell Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Letterettes 2, 3, 4 V.P. 3 Annual 3, 4 Chorus 3 Chris Squires Football 4 Theresa Sartini Choir 1 Softball 2 Randy Schwartz Chess 2, 3, 4 Hi-Q 3, 4 German Club 1, 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3,4 Scott Stewart Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Basketball 1 Lettermen 3, 4 V.P. 4 Ski Club 1, 2 German Club 1, 2 NAAPB 1, 2, 3, 4 Scott Stone Band 1, 2, 3 Baseball 2 Cheryl Storrs German Club 1, 2 Honor Society 3, 4 Annual 3 Chorus 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 Terri Sykes Cheerleader 3 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Captain 3 Softball 2, 3, 4 Letterettes 2, 3, 4 Pres. 3 Honor Society 3, 4 Sec. 4 Annual 3 Troy Thornton Band 4 Tana Tuttle Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 3, 4 Softball 1, 3, 4 Cheerleading 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 4 German Club 1, 3 Ski Club 1, 2 Drama 2 Mel Williams Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Captain 3 Lettermen 1, 2, 3, 4 Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4 Janet Blythe Da ve Briggs Colleen Buckley Tammy Bulstrode Rick Aanstad Barbara CasseI Gloria Chappell Patricia Casse! Keith Joao Jr. Alves RodiguesU Desrosier Sheila Dexter Shaun Drake Dixie Gray Tom Sandra Rachelle Stacy Groat Hjelle Hjort Jensen Dave Bunkelman Anthony Colman Valerie Dryden Richard Jones Louis Bunkelman Kelly Burrus Belinda Cameron Howard Carlson Steve Duncan Jamie Elder Lorie Estabrook Gwyn Finney Rosemary Kacoroski Mike Keating Thomas Kussy James Lammon Steve Maw Stacey Lindsay Yvonne Mayer Robin McDugle Wayne Perrigoue Road trip with Poncho John Rodrigeus Debbie Snyder Terry Bill Mike Stilley Storrs Tilton Jason Whittaker Laura Whittaker Jeanie Wickstrom Donnel Williams Laura Williams Clara Peter Terri Quillen Darreld Rains Tim Redenius Required reading for Bonehead 101 Trudy Van Liew Poncho Woolman Melody Ta wni Wyles Wyles Not Pictured: Dale Dimple La vet a Shepard Richard Wheatley mjtj mu Teri Allen Joe Cartwright Lee Desrosier Kelly Barrows Mary Cartwright Kelly Dicey Tama Gildroy Darrell Howe Jim Cassell Shannon Dunnick Sue Goss Darryl Howe Kathy Bernethy Brad Coleman Sharon Dunnick Paula Graves Norvell Huntley Steve Greene Dawn Jensen David Frick Jim Becker Norm Hisey Jenni Berube Shawn Hior ing Marie Bond Katherine Hunkelman Dwayne Byer Jody Byron Kellie Converse Sheryl Dunnick Pam Haase David Hackworth C Russ Jensen Da wna Jones David Hannum Carl Kiepe Kerry Cunningham Rick Degeus Brian Ervin Charlie Finley Tammi Haverfield John Kussy Katrina Hawkins Darci Latham Daina Lee Lorrie Lindberg Todd Macomber Jeff Quillen Shelli McGee Cheryl Rains Liza Rosman Debbie Scherrer Tom Schmidt Joe Simpson Shelly Stone Jina Stritzke Tanya Stuart Wes Sundquist Jim Taylor Jackie Woolman Michelle Wright Ben Younce NOT PICTURED Sundi Anderson David Bush Fred Chute Roger Davis Rob bin Miller Don Mullins Mel White Kathy Wind is h Chris Moore Tom Moore Rhonda Morton Gary Neisinger Rocky Trumble Sherry Wei born Tersa Rice David Skelton Terry Westvang Traci Stargel Rod Whitt Ken Ogren Brian Rochon Jim S til ley Jackie Wilburn 93 Cheryl Anderson Stuart Anderson Doug Barrows Tom Buckley Denise Burnsworth Linda Coleman Jim Crabtree Tammi Craig Carmen Degeus Julie Dexter Gina Diaz Rob Driscoll Eric Edlund Shane Eng berg Charles Essex Glen Estabrook Jeff Franz Randy Graves Darrel Gary Brian Greene Cliff Hisey Claudia Hunt Kelly Jensen Tanya Johnson Willie Keeler Kari Kimball Kelli Kyle Marci LaBonte John Lammon Brenda Machado Michelle Macomber Toni Macomber Rob McAllister Dori Murry Penny Murry Robert Nash Dorine Parks Jeff Pa scoe Corrine Perrigoue Patricia Peterson Randy Phillips Tammy Pottruff Erika Schwendtke Rhonda Sherman William Short Max Spromberg Darren Squires Helen Storrs Barb Tharp Robert Tryon Dana Walster Jeanette Woolman Kelly Woolms Shawn Wyles Nancy Adams Ruth Albin Wendy Anderson Carrie Bakko Rietta Beevers Cindy Bensen Wendy Bensen Dawn Biering Tiffeny Bleak ley Gary Braaten Ron Bunkleman Ruby Bunkleman Ruth Bunkleman Deborah Burch Blaine Burgess Tina Bush Pearl Carlson Roger Claxton David Colman Debbie Colman Chris Colman Tammy Curtis Dianne Davis James Driscoll Thersa Dry den Bruce Dug gins Shari Eggart Nancy Essex Randall Googe Greg Groat Scott Harris Bill Harrison Brian Head Julie Head Pamela Hoerner Cynthia Hogan Dale Hollenbach John Horn Amy Howard Paul Hunter Tami Johannes Gene Johnson Dennis Katherens Dale Lee Deanna Lee Sean Lindbech Gerald McAllistar Jan Me Elroy Robert Mckee Greg Miller Shawn Moore Dave Mullins Amanda Noble Jeff Noble Sandra Ohm Brian 0 neal Edas Overholser Danna Perrigoue Kenda Perrigoue Kristy Radakavich Janae Razee John Rector Rostanna Rios Voleen Rochon Berry Rose Dawn Ross Kevin Royseth Kim Running Daniel Scherrer Julie Sch errer Leilani Schwartz Kerrena Shively Sharia Stritzke Toni Stargel Matt Stuart Tara Stuart Lance Thornton Daryl Van Liew John Wickstrom 7th GRADE Kevin Adams Tina Augustine Cynthia Baker Julie Berg an Jody Bush Kim Byer Kevin Campbell Ken Collins Krina Converse Brenda Crabtree Helena Derum Dan Dorman Robin Driscoll James Duggins Todd Engberg Greg Franz Crystal Gildroy Sheri Graves Roger Harding Richard Heinrich Sharyn Henstrude Lisa Hiatt 6th Grade Nicky Hoskins David Katherins Keith Kyie Walter Machodo Brenda Mas trude Kelly Mew kirk Karen Me Elroy Dan Mullins Tammy Murphy Louis N el ton Bryce Ohm Valerie Olson Candy Oneill Daniel Oneill Danielle Overbay Melinda Pascoe Danny Peterson William Peterson Peter Potruff Willow Ravin Kim Rector Shelly Reinsink Lisa Roberts Robert Rochon Edwin Rowland Keith Royseth James Sampson Wayne Schmidt Shawn Shaffer Billy Sherman Becky Tharp Tracy Short Don Skelton Henry Spruiell Robin Stumph Nick Taklo Becky Short Eric Timbers Phil Tribuzio Don Walker James Wilburn Jerry Wilhemi Darren Williams Doris Wright Colleen Wool man Kenny Anderson Joyce Bakko Marlen Ball Brian Biend 1 Chad Biering Darrel Bleakly Bret Bond Tom Bond Arther Brown Kevin Brown Karen Bunkleman Scott Burgess Debbie Davis Bill Day Terry Degeus Robert Diaz Betty Dibble Pat Douglas Cheryl Driscoll Robbie Duncan Bret Engberg Thersa Flowers Rick Googe Darla Gray Dean Hall Voice Hararove David Head Teri Holser Jene Horan Jeannie Howe Robert Knapp Nigel Lind beck Scott Macomber Charlene Maik Linda McElroy Greg Perrigoue Doug Peter Becky Pankievich Gary Porter Christina Ross Keith Roye David Running Teri Schmidt Kurt Schwendtke Kevin Sellacs Debbie Stalker Jeff Stone Chuck Trumble Gigi Weaver Gina Wilburn Nina Wilburn Stacy Wilhelmi Robin Windham Theresa White Jim Whittaker Mira Wood Benita Wright 105 John Flaherty The 1979-1980 school year brought numerous changes to the Middle School. Many of the changes were visible: a working water fountain, newly painted walls, properly func- tioning toilets, and new window shades. Several of the changes were adjust- ments in the climate of the Middle School. Discipline became the prime target of the Middle School with a full-time administrator placed in the building. In the area of discipline concept known as the Conflict Com- mittee was introduced. Eighth grad students served on the Conflict Committee to listen to disci- pline problems. The Conflict Com- mittee members then assigned ap- propriate disciplinary action. This committee proved to be a benefit to both the students in conflict as well as the students who worked on the committee. Another new program in the Middle School was the Gold Pass Incentive Program. This program identified twenty top students every six weeks as outstanding in their achievement and behavior. In all 1979-1980 was a great year. The year was marked by school dis- cipline, increased student activities, and a feeling of autonomy not felt in recent years. We are extremely proud of the Granite Falls Middle School! ✓ ■8th Grade Basketball Blaine Burgess John Horn Daryl Vanliew Brian O’Neill Gary Braaten Brian Head Sean Linbeck Jeff Noble coach JIM FOSS The 8th grade team started off well; however, near the end of the season they lost 3 games. This gave them 5 win and 3 lost season record. They did very well for being the smallest team in the league, and surprised a lot of people! The winning season was a result of team play and not individual effort. They were a bunch of good players with the desire to win. ■7th Grade Basketball Roger Harding Earl Cambell Nick Taklo Dan O’Neill Dave Kathens Henry Spruiell Wayne Schmidt Don Skelton Bryce Ohm Phil Tribuzio Keith Kyle Greg Franz This team came out and won the cham- pionship with a 7 win and 1 loss record. Watch out for these guys in the future. Middleschool cheerleaders top to bottom: Sharia Stritzke, Noel Noble, Cry- stal Gildroy, Kennda Perri- goue 108 The Baby's make a guest appearance! Mrs. Haertig and her new group Coach Roche and the Middle School loggers against the wall for Railroad Days. Principal Flaherty lining 'em up for registration. JtM ■■■■■■■ SI Laverne Shirl?????? fi I I f A | fi II Hn n n Ill PATRON PAGE ✓ k Jack S Iyrna West Mr. Mrs. Richard Bates Mr. Bud Davis Mr. Mrs. Reginald English Mr. Mrs. Ernest Jensen Sandy, Stacy, Tammy, Cheryl Mr. Ron Camp Ms. Cathy Baker Mr. Mrs. Norman Blythe Mr. Mrs. Ronald Bulstrode Yvonne Melo Mr. Mrs. Wilmer Strecker Mr. Jim Biggerstaff Mr. Boh Guard Mr. Mrs. Larry Martinec Mr. Mrs. Jeffy h ris ten sen Mr. Mrs. GaleHogan Mr. Mrs. Stevd Merkley Mr. Mrs. Cl m, Sykes Janet Mi SfKfKm Mr. Mortimpre Snydiey The 5th Period English i Class Mrs. Alisan Kacproski The following pages contain the ads of merchants who have support- ed our school with their contributions. The patron page is an extenu- ation of these ads, consisting of the names of residents who have made donations to this publication. Such support is greatly appreci- ated. .Ml'j 112 y r To Tom L. Gray Home 691-7398 Business 691-6635 WELDING 1 MACHINE COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE P.0 Box 325 GRANITE FALLS. WASHINGTON 98252 Stihl Husgvarna Chain Saws. Heliarc Welding Melalizing and Fabrication Work Phone: 691-6085 JU lA STYLING SALON Open Wed. Thur. Fri. General Repairing Welding Granite Falls Arco Towing Service Day Phone 691-7666 Night Phone 691-7650 691-7222 DEL'S AUTO PARTS Delco Jobber 104 Granite Avenue Granite Falls, Wash. 98252 Quality and Service ARDELL TANGBORN - Owner Manager Ike's Drive In Orders to Take Out 691-6636 PILCHUCK 76 Congratulations CLASS of 80” Craig's Drive Inn Breakfast Served Everyday Until 11 A.M. 691-7373 Junction Center Highway Tigers Den Congratulations Class of '80' 43 Oa.:,C X, .fW C o ondav Thru Saturday - 9:O0 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. JOHN’S BODY Home Phone 691-7858 Shop Phont 691-1655 f Chevrolet Low Low Overhead ROY ROBINSON CHEVROLET 1098 State Street, Marysville, Washington 98270 Tel: 659-6236; 743-6999 PAINT - PLUMBING - ELECTRICAL ond GARDEN SUPPLIES CARR'S HARDWARE PHONE 659-2292 1514 3 o ST. MARYSVILLE, WASH. 98270 d venture v e I 659-6276 Marysville 659-1292 Smokey Poini Spike leDuc Bill Dithomas Marysville, wa Cascade Jiuto Varis 650 0577 1104 State St. 3 Cascade trailer - Vd.Hl. And Marine Supplie 650-7033 Paul Roaloson Ben Bennett Viroil LeDuc BEDROCK MOTORS INC. “HOME OF ROCK BOTTOM PRICES Monty and Betty Ness Phone 743-7298 659-8537 5th State Marysville, WA 98270 }4ooma ■jheTamJyPtftdimntStoi 310 State Ave. Marysville, Wash. 659-2511 SCHAEFER - SHIPMAN FUNERAL HOME 804 State St. Marysville, Wash. 98270 4B 114 CORNELL PHARMACY 1050 State St. 659-1234 Next to Marysville Thrifway Bank of Everett A full service Bank Granite Falls Bob Martinka owner 659-1000 I, TV Appliance SALES AND SERVICE GOOD LUCK 901 State Marysville, WA 98270 SENIORS Everett music ft T V , inc. to pH BRAD BENNETT MANAGER 259-1751 2820 HOYT Everett, wa WHITFIELD'S REALTY INSURANCE LA WRENCE W. WHITFIELD RESIDENCE PHONE 794-7561 118 South Lewis, Monroe - 794-8771 743-0172 Box 107 Duvall 788-1523 Box 250 Carnation 333-4117 Box G Granite Falls 691-7411 691-6933 MARYSVILLE AUTO PARTS 8215 STATE MARYSVILLE, WASHINGTON 98270 PHONE: 659-84A t 6598AA2 DICK TOOP fit RNITUKt 659-8515 1382 STATE MARYSVIll (JUST NORTH Of SAFEWAY) 4a 115 HARDWARE COMPANY APPL’ANCC C-VlS(ON MOTPOIKT, KITCHKNAIO. JCNN AIR ft THERMADOR APPLIANCES VIKING SEWING CENTER, INC. SALES ft SERVICE DOMESTIC ft INDUSTRIAL 232-4 13 1 !8H HEWITT AVE DAN BURFITT EVERETT WASHINGTON 98201 SEATTLE — PHONE 743-9426 2709 WETMORE. EVERETT. WA.. 98201 EARL E. BURKEY 259-2930 Administrative Oflice 2817 Colby Avenue Everett, Washington 98201 (206) 258-4581 Pioneer FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Dave's Barber Styling 1416 Hewitt 262ft COLBY AVENUE EVERETT. WA ftftEOI CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Everett Branch (206) 259-9212 Everett, WA 98201 252-0602 INSURANCE Stanley S. Mitchell 252-5121 1501 Pacific Everett . ■■■ 4j 116 Congra tula tion Seniors of 1980! ¥ Humphrey Volkswagen, Porsche Audi. £ Bus, 353-1192 54th and Evergreen Way, Everett. ROBERT (Bob) Zimmerman 435-5666 S u£s HiPRtatNTATivt 6SO-21SS ARUNGTt N STATIONERS 230 North Olympic ARLINGTON. WASHINGTON 98223 The Place for sportswear 313 N. Olympic Ave. MODE O’DAY Arlington Wa. 98223 435-2404 WHITE HORSE INSURANCE AGENCY P. O. Box 280 437 N. Olympic Ave., Arlington, WA 98223 Arlington Marysville 435-5775 652-8551 •ESHAILW ORKS. 211 N. Olympic ARLINGTON, WASH. 98223 Owner: Eileen Soper FARMS HOMES-ACREAGE 7Ae 'Village Culler BARBER STYLING FORD Arlington 435-2166 P.O. Box 68- Highway 9 Arlington, Washington 98223 435 4942 FRANCES WRIGHT 306 N. Olympic ARLINGTON. WA 96223 Cal Kinney's Arlington Ford Everett-Marysville Toll Free: 652-7525 New Used at Discount Prices - Never Undersold SEATTLE FIRST NATIONAL BANK VIC COX MOTORS INC. 1-5-206 Exit Smokey Point ARLINGTON. WASH 98223 Arlington Branch 435-2191 BUICK PONTIAC OLDS GMC Bus. Phones 659-0886 652-9100 435-2171 Seattle: 623-8331 743-6116 118 E] ELLIS STUDIO POSTCARD Arlington, Wa. Kodak Film Cameras Polaroid Flim Cameras 435-2732 I'lrijinin ,y -I rffrr ( J infi Photocopies while you wait Offset PR.nting T rPiNG addressing secretarial Sea vice Resumes WEOOING STATiONEPV SOCIAL AND Commercial Stationer Serving You Since 1930 2923 Colbv . Everett Washington 0 JOHN HENKEN CHEVROLET, INC. 315 West Avenue • 435-2125 ARLINGTON. WASHINGTON 98223 BANK OF EVERETT Ten convenient offices to serve you. Member of F.D.I.C. Oolite 3HrtgItsij 3)mtt actorjj Itnglisfj faring, ,3IttC- 7720 STATE ROAD. NO. 02 691-6748 • 691-6 14-3 LAKE STEVENS. WASH. 90250 McDonough’s jewelers 2810 COLBY AVENUE • EVERETT, WA Best Wishes Seniors Reg Nancy English TOM MCDONOUGH 252-7261 ■ft- Cordz Battery Shop 435-2471 Complete Auto Electric Service Granite Falls Tigers Call George . . . . For Their Flowers 435-2626 Flowers By George 335 N. Olympic - Arlington 49 119 m Hr Mon. thru Sat. 9-6 Fri. 9-9 Closed Sun. 334-3505 Frontier Village Lake Stevens Frontier Lumber Co. Inc. “HUSKY PRE-HUNG DOORS Everett, WA 98205 (Frontier Village) Phone 334-1035 715-91st. Ave. N.E. •Aluminum Windows •Insulated Glass • Mirrors Insurance Replacements Open Saturday’s, Too! 334-7000 Across from Frontier Village 526-91st Ave. N.E. Everett TRENDSETTERS HAIR CO. 334-3200 i orrame Tobias Owner Frontier Village Shopping Center • Lake Stevens, Wa. ■ ■ m Rene’s Bouquet’s 334-7363 Rene Lund Delivery Service Frontier Village Lake Stevens, WA 98258 JOHN’S TV Across from Frontier Village 526-91st Ave. N.E. Everett, WA 98205 334-6969 Sales and Service MITCHELLS Lake PHARMACY Stevens Frontier Village- Phone 334-2100 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 Congratulations to class of 1980 We’re Here to Serve You 24 Hours A Day 7 OayS A Week Whatever groceries you need—we have it! Across Hwy. 9 from Frontier Village South of Frontier Lumber, Everett 334-5811 Best of Luck Seniors 120 BOONDOCKERS DRIVE-IN Home of the famous Boondocker Burger Corner of Vernon and Davies Rd. Frontier Village 334-4331 SILVER KING CAFE Good luck in the future seniors 1101 1st Street Snohomish King Charley's Drive In Home Of KING CHARLEY'S Special Burgers One Mile North of SNOHOMISH, WASH. On Hiway 9 II) Pioneer 0 FIRST FFDtRAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Local Offices in Snohomish and Arlington Congratula tions to the Class of 1980 Phone: 568-2963 Bounds T •l«pSor 568-4144 WHEELER'S COLD STORAGE, INC. Completa Mast Cutting Ssrvics - Lock a r Baaf For Sala 511 MAPLE STREET • SNOHOMISH, WA (SL _ JUNIORS MISSES Marysville Plaza Next to Safeway 659-6249 C □ z; PJS Interiors — Jean Clark 132! State Si • M jr jvilk. Wa • 98270 • 654-696? 121 Congratula tions Class Of 1980 Is!Vi 1 220 State Downtown Marysville 659-3222 YOUR FRIENDLY SPECIAL SERVICE PHARMACY Blossoms 'n' Bridal by ZOE Wire and Delivery Service ' 1349 State St. Marysville 653-2505 and 659-8466 Owners: Juli and ZOE Hallgren E Marysville Family Shoe Best Wishes Class Of ’80 Because You Deserve The Best Mr. And Ms. Styling Salon 1524 - 3rd St. Marysville, Wash. 98270 FAMILY HAIRCARE CENTER a CALIFORNIA CONCEPT Hair Design Canter DALE STRAHON B Appointment 659-8686 1518• 4th MarvavlUe, WA Foxe Meyers Hardware Your authorized Speed Queen Dealer Phone 659-2703 Marysville, Wash. 98270 JOEL BOEDE Sales Manager Res. 206 334-7345 1 Tires Unlimited, Inc fliilll Everett 1 1 200 Old Highway 99 Evergreen a Silver lake Road 353-278 1 ARLINGTON AOS WEST AVE 435-3566 U 1375 State Avenue Marysville, Washington 98270 206 653-2571 MARYSVILLE 92ND 8 STATE 659-2727 £ 123 r Congr a t ula tions to the class of 19 8 0 ms m ROOf? Qr £££ 691-7144 Dporv 14223 73rd NE, BROCK Lake Stevens ROOFING SERVICE Granite Falls Hardware FRESH MEAT • FROZEN FOODS • FRESH PRODUCE Y onmruji i. OteneiaL Store fast courteous service • open 7:30 to 10:00 Don a Elaine Noble GRANITE AUTO REBUILD THE TIMBERLINE CAFE INC. see Buzz Specializes in Antiques 691-7539 Granite Falls, Wn. GOOD LUCK GRADS! Tom Thumb Grocery to the graduating class 0 Green Gables Food for the Whole Family Star Route Granite Falls, Wa. 98252 Daniel E. Finney 691-675 124 OCc rvr CX, Bayliner Marine Corporation WARNOCK INSURANCE A gen I and Broker 2918 Hoyt Ave. EVERETT, WASH. 98201 Phone 252-4122 Featuring PEMCO Low Cost Auto, Homeowners, Vacation Trailer and Pleasure Boat Insurance ALSO OTHER LOW COST INSURANCE Cycle, Auto, Fire, Cabin Inboard Outboard Boats, Homeowners, Snow Mobiles, Motor Homes, Mobile- owners, Life, Endowment Mortgage dufardfn Custom Homes Post Office Box 5308, Everett, WA 98206 334-5018 EYLANDER ELECTRIC Motor Supply Inc. ELECTRIC MOTORS • ELECTRIC HEAT If It's Electric, We May Hove It” FURNACES 24 HR- answering service SALES - REPAIRS TOOL REPAIR ELECTRIC HEAT REPAIR SERVICE 2416 CALIFORNIA, EVERETT 259-2161 PHOTOGRAPHY INC. i , y- Your Award winning photography John Weber 659-7686 9424 Highway 99 North Marysville, Wash. 98270 ° M o � 126 Everett, Lynnwood, Bellingham sporting goods EVERETT HERALD Follow the Tiger Sports and school activities in your daily newspaper We’re With You Seniors Pacific A pprecia tion To The Following For The Making Of “Passages” A J Photography Milt Bean Josten’s Yearbooks Lloyd Webber A Cut Above ft Elaine Simmons Owner Everett Everett 127 vr