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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1981 volume:

DAWNINGS: To begin to appear or develop T 16 Principals Message A 17 Seniors B 34 Football L 42 Football Cheerleaders E 44 Volleyball 50 Tennis o 54 Boys Basketball F C O 60 Basketball Cheerleaders 62 Girls Basketball 68 Clubs 79 Homecoming 83 Juniors N 89 Sophomores T 95 Freshmen E 101 Faculty N 107 Middle School T 121 Patron Page 2 S 122 Ads 3 Every moment has its special message. You cannot be too wise, but you can be too clever. 5 True pleasure lies in the sharing of joy with another. 9 Nothing is lost as long as your hope, is not lost. Life is what it is; you cannot change it, but you can always change yourself. 13 14 TO THE CLASS OF 81 Aim at the sun and you may not reach it, but your arrow will fly far higher than if you aimed at an ob- ject on a level with yourself. So said Joel Hawes. Putting it another way, you will never go any higher in life than your ambitions lead you; or you will never be any more successful in life than you plan to be. Often in everyday life we look about us and see some successful person. Almost invariably we attribute their success to lucky breaks. But this is not so. A streak of so-called good luck may get individuals ahead temporarily, but luck alone will not keep him in the forefront. What you accomplish in life depends on what you do. Others may advise and encourage and suggest, but you are the one who determines the final outcome. In other words, you are the master of your own fate. My advice to you is that you control life, don't let it control you. CLOY SYKES o) X © ■ Z H cc JANET LYNNE BLYTHE Remembers going clothes shopping with R.H. and meeting a bunch of people. F.F.A. 2,3,4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Softball 1,2,4, Basketball 2, Band 1,2, Class Sec. 4 CANDACE BOND DAVID ALLEN BRIGGS D.A.B. , Bad Rat .Likes whipping cream cans, B.B. 's, and Saturdays at work. Hates being realistic and Tolt. Remembers 32 fighting with S.D. in the bathroom and meeting up with renegade cows. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Bullpen Catcher 2, Class V.P. 2,3, Let- termen 2,3,4 COLLEEN BUCKLEY Collie-Lassie-Lugs , Likes D.G. and good friends like G.C. and R.W. Remembers asking Mr. Strecker how to spell chicken legs and being run over by a Mack truck repeatedly one day last year fifth and six- th period for Mr. Guard. LINTON BUCKNER TAMMY LOUISA BULSTRODE Likes sunshine and sunsets, reading, good friends, concerts, E.J., R.B., and Daisy. Remembers when I got four E.J. tickets on the same from R.H. and S.D. Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2, German Club 1,2, Art Club 2.4, Honor Society 3.4, Vice-Pres. 4, Letterettes 1,2,3,4, Homecoming 1 DAVID BRUCE BUNKELMAN Bunk , Likes food, sports, D.P., my car, hunting, fishing, and mature women. Remembers when our super coach threw a tantrum when getting beat by twenty points in Basketball and get- ting ejected from the games because he wanted the referee's to have his jacket; J.F. , and A.D. Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1.2.3.4, Lettermen 1.2.3.4, KELLY BURRUS Killer , Beautiful Loser , Likes riding bikes, sunshine, snow, and being with friends. Remembers Railroad Days and crashing D.S's gate after Foghat with T.S.; going crazy and sticking our fingers in his cake. Basketball 1,2,3,4 r V FV BELINDA CAMERON Belo , Remembers the ninth grade bog crew; D.R. 's and my plan to assassinate the President. Perfec- tions 3, Skill Center 4 HOWARD CARLSON How , Howie , Mr. Mathematician Remembers when S.L. gave Jungle Joe Pyott a real charge; races with the 68 Dodge classic, the smokemobile, and good times at the skill center. Baseball 1, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 ANTHONY COLEMAN Remembers the ben- ders to Wenatchee and the Tri-Cities. Barely remembers all the parties. Remem- bers Mr. Camp's class with B.E. Foot- ball 3,4, Lettermen 3,4 CAROLYN S. CURRNUT Carrie , Sexy Mama , Cornball , Likes T.Q. and good friends like Doug. Remembers the class of 80's Graduation Party, my first bachelor party, and going to Denny's house at six a.m. with D.E. Volleyball 1, Art Club 2, Drama Club 3, Purrfections 1,2,3, Softball 4, Letterettes 4, Cheerleader 4 KEITH DESROSIER Remembers when L.S. and L.E. and I were walking and saw a little boy watering the lawn. Skill Center 3,4, Pres, of Food Service for Year 1979- 80. SHEILA DEXTER Likes music, theatre, people, and nature. Remembers what happened on the Romeo and Juliet field trip, L.B. at the Christmas party in Boyes' room, and M.S., W.K., and me at the Football game. Band 1, Chorus 2, German Club 2,4, Volleyball Manager 3.4, Honor Society 2.3.4, Pep Club 4 STEVEN ROBERT DUNCAN Duncan , Dunk , Stupid , Likes Led Zepplin, Mr. West, and Redenuises truck. Remembers when I was riding while asleep with T.R. and we hit Desrosiers fen- ce post. Football 1,2,4, Captain 4, Baseball 1,2,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Water Polo 1,2,3,4 JAMIE MAY ELDER James , Likes Foot- ball games, Dennis, and complaining. Remembers Wenat- chee weekend with D., T.C., and friends; Mission Ridge ski trip and all of J.R. 's pan- cakes; all the good times with good friends. Cheerleader 4, Softball 4 TOM GROAT Burr , Goat , Remembers when R.B. and V.P. caught Mr. Black's desk on Tire in seventh grade. Honor Society 2,3,4, German Club 1,2, Football 2 DALE HIMPLE Dale , Remembers the bog fights between V.P. and R.W. and then afterwards they would go out and par- ty together. Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2.3, Track 2,3,4, Co- Capt. 3,4, Lettermen 3.4, German Club 1,2,3, Sec-Treas. 3 SANDRA KAYE HJELLE Sandra D , Sandy Likes oranges, Styz, and Billy Joel. Remembers cheating on R.C. 's tests and still flunking; the M M wars during the movies; all the Friday nights, and going to State with the Volleyball team. Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Sof- tball 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 3,4, Let- terettes 1,2,3,4, Honor Society 2,3,4, A.S.B. 3,4, V.P. 3, F.F.A. 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4 STACY LOIS JENSEN Stency-Roo , Likes Greg, pizza, Mr. Bates, C.W.P., and friends. Likes to wat- ch the guys win a football game. Remembers when the Basketball bus broke down on the way home from Friday Harbor and J.F. was telling dirty jokes. Art Club 2,4, Class Pres. 3, German Club 1, Volleyball 1, Cheerleader 1 RACHELLE HJORT Shell , Rock-L , Rocky , Remembers when J.W. and T.G. got stuck in the closet «nd K. B. 's Dad had to take the door knob off to get them out. Honor Society 2,3,4, Band 1,2, F.B.L.A. 4 RICHARD DALE JONES Banjo , Remembers when Mr. Foss wouldn t let me play my banjo on the J.V. Football bus coming from Langley. ROSEMARY KACOROSKI Rosey Moo , Russian Princess , Kack , Likes drawing, good music, having friends, and being busy. Remem- bers the fire brigade in R.B. 's classes and falling asleep during W.S. 's lectures. Ten- nis 1,2, Purrfections 1,2, Softball 1 MICHAEL RAY KEATING 'Trike , Likes fast cars, quiet times, friends and sports. Remembers when M.W., T.G., W.P., and I went to the top of the falls; stacking up Sleepy's car on a work party and good times in chemistry. Football 2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Letter- men 3,4, German Club 4, Band 3, Adv. Chorus 4 THOMAS E. KUSSY T.K.'' Likes the Scorpions, fast cars, fat cigars, weekends, and cheap gas. Remembers playing swizzles, stringing up chickens, and the lyn- ching party. Baseball 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1.2.3.4, A.S.B. 4, Annual Staff 4, Ger- man Club 4, Honor Society 3,4, Cham- pion Swizzler 4 JIM LAMMON Remembers when T.Q., W.P., C.M., and T.R. all had straight hair when I first come to Granite. Remembers when Granite Falls High School was free of speed bumps and when the cafateria didn't block the view across the street. STACEY LINDSEY Remembers riding the bus to the skill center from Lake Stevens on a pizza day; so does that logging truck driver that never knew a little pizza could grow so big on his windshield. YVONNE MAYER Vonnie , Loves to laugh to tears, going out with friends, and being myself. Remembers ninth grade when M.W. and I took my parents car out and we ran out of gas. All the excellent times with T.W. and being embarrassed in Bate's room. Chorus 1, Letterettes 1,2,3,4, Softball 4 ROBIN MARIE MCDOUGLE Robin Bobin , Strawberries , Likes Billy Joel and pain- ting. Remembers when S.H. and I took fifteen minutes to get a joke at M.F. and when S.H. first got her nickname Oranges . Softball 3,4, Volleyball Stats 4, F.F.A. 2,3,4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Cheerleader 4 WAYNE PERRIGOUE Likes 7-11 stores, junk food, Lake Chelan, the P.O.W., Drive-In Movies, T- birds. Remembers the Weigh Station, Engebretsen Road, the Love Family and the Whipping Cream Cans. Football 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 2,4 TERRI LYNNE QUILLEN Likes pizza, sunshine, and partying with friends. Remembers all the good times in the Ford, the shortcut to McDonalds on the Basketball bus, T.S. and K.B. at the J. Geils concert. Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2, Cheerleading 1,2, Art Club 2,3,4, Honor Society 2,3,4, A.S.B. 1,4, Letterettes 1,2,3,4 DARRELD RAINS Remembers being a part of a school that no other can beat as far as faculty and students go! Letter- men 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1, Baseball 1. Drama Club 2,3, Class President 4, Skill Cen- ter 3,4, President 3,4 JANET RAINS TIMOTHY ALAN REDENIUS The Hose , Stick Man , Likes beautiful women, cruisin' the Bad Rat and Chevy trucks. Remembers riding hard and high with B.C. at Jordan Gravel Pits. Likes down to earth people. Football 1,2,3, Basketball 4, Baseball 1.2.3.4, Lettermen 2.3.4, DEBRA ANN SNIDER Deb , SPIDER Lady , Likes music, people, dancing, and S.W. Remembers the big lightbulb in the music room with L.H. Volleyball 3,4, Adv. Chorus 3.4 TERRY ARLENE STILLEY Legs , Likes Bob Seger, Stones, hiking, sunshine, mountains, Cuervo, fun times, good tunes, Vitamin R, and being with friends. Remembers D.S. 's bug, camping trips, brownies at K. B. 's with B.E. and C. A., too many twinkies, and doing the Southside Shuffle at J. Geils. Volleyball 1.2.3.4, Letterettes 1.2.3.4, Softball 1.2.3.4, Cheerleading 1.3.4, German Club 1,2 BILL STORES Vill Sleepy , Remembers when W.P., M.K., and D.H. come down G.M. road, cross- country . The Lochsloy races and blacksmoke. Football 1.2.3.4, Lettermen 2.3.4, President 4, Honor Society 2,3,4 TRUDY ANN VAN LIEW Trad , Loves music, dance, and song. Likes to travel and lie in the summer sun. Remembers D.M. and his two weeks at Granite Falls. Plans to go on to college and become involved in the music industry. Volleyball 1, Softball 1, Dance Team 1,2,3,4 MICHAEL T. TILTON M. T. , Likes Bassett Hounds, Coke, and attractive females. Wants John- ny Carsons job. Remembers, trips to California, capicity BB crowds, meditating in leader- ship, the wagon, hit- chhiking, and my trip to Europe. Football 1.2.4, Basketball 1.2.3.4, Capt. 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,4, Hi-Q 3,4, Capt. 4, German Club 1.2.3.4, V.P. 2,3, Drama Club 1,2,3,4, F.B.L.A. 3,4 TAMMY VAN WIE JEANNIE WICKSTROM DONNEL SIDNEY WILLIAMS Dogknot , Likes Football, girls, music. Remembers tackling line way back when and Mr. Allen's red eyes and bad breath. Football 3,4, Chorus 2,3,4 LAURA WILLIAMS Bo Bo , Likes having a good time. Remembers when S.M. and I had to do five hours yard work for L.H. Volleyball 3, Chorus 2,3,4, Camp Counselor 3 MARVIN RAY WOOLMAN Poncho , Likes nine-piece pens, 7-11, the bare hills of Lake Chelan, and The Cars. Remembers the crazy straw, the lyn- ching mob, Biendel's chicken, and the Love Farm. Football 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Capt. 3.4, A.S.B. 1,4, Pres. 4, Hi-Q 4, Lettermen 2.3.4, Honor Society 2,3,4 MELODY LYNNE WYLES Mello , Likes potatoes, friends, family, and life. Remembers running out of gas with Y.M. in Y.M. 's parents car and doing cartwheels for an error. Chorus 1, Volleyball 1,3, Sof- tball 1, Letterettes 1,2,3,4 PONCHO: ROSEMARY: My goal is to learn the most about everything, and still have time to en- joy. SANDY: It's not what your know, it's who you know! I just want to give all the credit to my best friend-a guy named Jesus. TERRI: The poorest way to face life is to face it with a sneer. RACHELLE: Life is what you make it. There is great satisfac- tion in working hard to achieve something. Your future is as bright as you make it. TOP 5 SENIORS Captains; Brad Coleman and Steve Duncan Snohomish J.V. at Granite Falls Granite Falls at Darrington Granite Falls at Langley Sultan at Granite Falls Arlington J.V. at Granite Falls Marysville J.V. at Granite Falls Tolt at Granite Falls Coupeville at Granite Falls Granite Falls at Kings Coaches: Jim Foss, Kary Roumeiiotis, Bud Davis, Jack West, first row: Dwayne Byer, Brad Coleman, Steve Duncan, Dale Himple, Poncho Woolman, M.T. Tilton, Dave Bunkelman, Bill Storrs, Wayne Perrigoue, Mike Keating, second row: Jeff Quillen, Brian Rochon, John Kussy, Steve Greene, Chuck Finely, Elroy Desrosier, Kelly Woolms, Brian Ervin, Jim Stilley, third row: Chris Brinsfield, Dan Scherrer, John Noyd, Todd Macom- ber, Joe Simpson, Brian Greene, Rick Hill, Will Short, Sean Lindbeck, Brian Head, Gene Johnson, fourth row: Gary Braaten, Eric Edlund, Rocky Trumbell, Clint Williams, Shane Engberg, Jeff Franz, Ron Bunkelman, J.D. Rice, Brian Oniel, Greg Groat, Scott Harris Seniors: front row: Dale Himple, Steve Duncan, Wayne Perrigoue, back row: Poncho Woolman, M.T. Tilton, Dave Bunkelman, Bill Storrs, Mike Keating Advisor: Janet Dillard V o L L E Y B A L L The Volleyball team had a successful year under the leadership of Coach Judy Roche. The Tigers winning record earned them a spot in District competition. 2 Tigers vs. Stanwood 1 2 Tigers vs. Darrington 1 0 Tigers vs. Cascade 2 2 Tigers vs. Bellevue Christian 0 2 Tigers vs. Kings 0 2 Tigers vs. Arlington 1 2 Tigers vs. Tolt 0 2 Tigers vs. Marysville 0 2 Tigers vs. Langley 1 2 Tigers vs. Coupeville 0 1 Tigers vs. Arlington 2 0 Tigers vs. Sultan 2 2 Tigers vs. Bellevue Christian 0 2 Tigers vs. Kings 1 1 Tigers vs. Tolt 2 2 Tigers vs. Friday Harbor 0 2 Tigers vs. Darrington 0 2 Tigers vs. Langley 1 2 Tigers vs. Coupeville 0 Varsity; row 1: Tammy Bulstrode, Sandy Hjelle, Terri Quillen, Terry Stilley, Debbie Snider, row 2: Dory Murry, Shelly Stone, Mary Cartwright, Debbie Sherrer, Cheryl Anderson, row 3: Rieta Beavers, Karen Macelroy, Toni Macomber, Jeanette Woolman, row 4: Michelle Prince, Judy Roche. J.V. front row: Michelle Prince, Corrine Perriqoue, Julie Sherrer, Pam Hoernor, Debbie Coleman, Patricia Lacerda, Tami Craig, Judy Roche, second row: Helen Storrs, Amy Howard, Kris Bosse, Penny Murry , Midge Macomber, Rhonda Mortan, Kelli Kyle, Noelle Noble, third row: Sherri Kggert, Dana Perrigoue, Kenda Perrigoue, Kim Running, Cindy Hogan, Sandy Ohm The J.V. team played hard and achieved a winning record over the course of the year, these girls learned how to play as a team and developed many skills in the game of volleyball that will help them in the future. From L to R Pam Stanton, Jackie Woolman, Tami Johannes, Teri Allen, Claudia Hunt, Leilani Schwarz, Kelly Jensen, Cyndi Parker, Darci Latham, Sue Goss, Colleen Rochon, Coach Steve Merkley. Co-Captain Sue Goss Co-Captain Teri Allen Even though tennis is basically an individual sport, our team came together when they needed to. They won their 3rd straight Cascade League Title this past year. They also finished 2nd in the Sub-District tournament. Teri Allen and Sue Goss both qualified for the District tournament finishing 1st and 4th respectively. Teri then became the first G.F. tennis player to enter the State Tournament. SEASON RECORD League Non-Conference Sub-District District 3 Wins 1 Loss 7 Wins 1 Loss 2nd Place Finish 3rd Place Finish From L to R: Gary Bratten, David Briggs, M.T. Tilton, Tom Kussy, Leroy Desrosier, Dave Bunkelman, Bob Beckner, Marv Woolman, Rick Hill, Wayne Perrigoue, Head coach Merkley kneeling. 'The team started off with two quick wins against Darrington and Coupeville. Af- ter a few tough losses, the team is still vying for a league playoff position. The team was made up of mainly seniors, what the team lacked in height they made up in hustle. The seniors were: Tom Kussy, Wayne Perrigoue, Dave Bunkelman, David Briggs, Poncho Woolman, and Mike Tilton. We 'II miss these seniors a lot!! Coaches Jim Lien and Steve Senior Team Captains Merkley 55 56 Leaving Seniors: from L to R, Dave Briggs, Wayne Perrigoue, Dave Bunkelman, and not pictured Tom Kussy. Marv (poncho) Woolman, M.T. Tilton, 57 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Our Junior Varsity team this year was very young and inexperienced but they were eager to learn and improve. At press time their record stood at five wins and nine losses, but they were three and two against Cascade League opponents. With a senior nucleus on our Varsity, many of these players will play a good deal of Varsity next season. From Left to Right: Top Row: Manager Dan Sherrer, Jim Stilley, Charles Essex, Bob Beckner, Clint Williams, Will Short, Eric Edlund, Jeff Noble, Rick Hill, Coach Jim Lien. Bottom Row: Blaine Burgess, Ron Bunkelman, Joe Nash, Gary Neisinger, John Horn, Gary Bratten, Darrell Van Liew. 59 60 BASKETBALL Noel Noble Pam Hoerner Sharia Stritzke 61 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY L to R Front Row: Sheila Dexter, Jody Byron, Sue Goss, Darci Latham, Trisha Petersen, Jan McElroy, Jackie Woolman. L to R Back Row: Tanya Stuart, Jeanette Woolman, Marie Bond, Teri Allen, Rietta Beavers, Kelly Burrus, Toni Macomber, Coach: Michelle Prince Asst. Coach: Bob Guard COACH Michelle Prince LEAVING SENIOR and CAPTAIN Kelly Burrus I JUNIOR VARSITY L to R. Front Row-Cindy Bensen, Rietta Beavers, Amy Howard, Marie Bond, Middle Row- Kennda Perrigoue, Julie Scherrer, Debbie Coleman, Top Row-Donna Peterson, Claudia Hunt, Kelly Jensen, Coach Bob Guard. COACH Bob Guard 67 Front: Kelly Barrows, Terri Quillen, second row: Katrina Hawkins, Dawna Jones, Janet Blythe, Robin Mc- Dougle, Jina Strikzke, Tammy Bulstrode, Poncho Woolman, Kathy Bernathy. third row: Gary Neisinger, John Kussy, Tom Groat, Sandy Hjelle, Jody Byron, Kackie Woolman, Rachelle Hjort, Jim Biggerstaff. HONOR SOCIETY Advisor: Jim Biggerstaff Pres. Robin McDougle, Vice-Pres. Tammy Bulstrode. 68 Middle School Chorus: Brenda Crabtree, Kim Byers, Shelli Rensink, Doris Wright, Helen Durum, Janelle McBride, Benita Wright, GiGi Weaver, Annette Audiberge, Debbie Wolfe, second row: Peter Pottruff, Daryn Williams, Alan Rowland, Ronald Ralston, Chad Biering, Brett Bond, Curt Schwinke, Scott Berges, Pat Howard, third row: Bob Diaz, Mike Stroud, Dodie Wolfe, Tracy Short, Lisa Gee, Robin Wells, Cheryl Driscol, Sherry Graves, Marlenne Ball, Karen Banner, Linda McElroy. top row: Lynn Heartig, Mary Prissel, Connie Ham- pton, Teresa White, Brenda Crabtree, Shan- non Howe, Debbie Stalker. Concert Band: front row: Cheryl Mitchell, Colleen Woolman, Claudia Hunt, Amy Howard, Wendy Anderson, Robin Driscoll, Second row: Stuart Anderson, Daryl VanLiew, Brian Edwards, Marie Bond, Donna Jones, Katrina Hawkins, Kelly Jen- sen, top row: Ken Saddler, Lynn Haertig. High School Chorus: Diane Olson, Laura Williams, Lynn Heartig, Melanie Parker, Colleen Rochon, Kelly Jensen, Tina Bush, Lalani Schwarz, Tereasa Gladstro, Tammy Pottruff, Jackie Woolman. second row: Kelly Nicholas, Shelli McGee, Rhonda Sherman, Kerri Kimball, Roseanna Rees, Joe Nash. Advanced Chorus: Cyndi Parker, Debbie Snyder, Carrie Cunningham, Diane Roberts, Michelle Wright, Kelly Nicholas, Donna Jones, second row: Lynn Haertig, Terri Quillen, Tammy Bulstrode, Marie Bond, Colleen Rochon, Bernice Rittenberg, Katrina Hawkins, top row: Donnell Williams, Tom Schmidt, Mike Kearing, Bob Beckner, Willie Keeler, Rick Degeus. MUSIC Lynn Heartig 69 M.T. Tilton, Charles Essex, Cliff Hisey, Tammy VanWie, Kary Roumeliotis, Rachelle Hjort, Jina Stritzke, Kathy Bernathy FBLA 70 Advisor: Kary Roumeliotis LETTERMEN Vice-Pres. Jeff Quillen, Pres. Bill Storrs, Treas. Poncho Woolman Advisor: Bud Davis Front: Bud Davis, second row: Wayne Perrigoue, Poncho Woolman, Dwayne Byer, Bill Storrs, Todd Macom- ber, Steve Greene, third row: Will Short, Eric Edlund, Tom Kussy, Jeff Quillen, Jeff Franz, Rick Hill, Tim Redenious, David Bunkelman, Brian Rochon, Gary Neisinger 71 Advisor: Bud Davis Editor: Tammy Bulstrode ANNUAL STAFF First row: Terri Quillen, Tammy Bulstrode, Darci Latham, Jody Byron, Terry Stilley, Bud Davis, second row: Doug Barrows, Poncho Woolman, Tom Kussy, M.T. Tilton, David Briggs, Tim Redenious Bottom row left to right: Sherida Armstrong, Jodi Byron, Jina Stritzke, M.T. Tilton, Jackie Woolman, Sue Goss, Cheryl Anderson, Kris Bosse; second row: John Rector, Kelly Barrows, Danna Perrigoue, Kelly Jensen, Kelli Kyle, Kim Running, Jeanette Woolman, Toni Macomber, Corrine Perrigoue; third row: Doug Barrows, Stuart Ander- son, Mike Keating, Cindy Hogan, Sandy Ohm, Rietta Beevers, Penny Murry; fourth row: Sean Lindbeck, Wendy Anderson, Amy Howard, Sharia Stritzke, Gina Diaz, Noelle Noble, Sherri Eggart, John Horn, Greg Groat GERMAN CLUB 74 Pres. Corrine Perrigoue, Vice Pres. Kelly Jen- sen, Sec.-Treas. Sue Goss Advisor: Sherida Armstrong FFA From left to right; Sandra Hjelle, Ben Younce, Robin McDugle, Carl Kiepe, Gina Stritzke, Toni Macomber, Norm Hisey, Jody Byron, Jeney Barooby, Janet Blythe, Michelle Wright, Bob Beckner, Jane Doe, Debbie Wolff, Pam Stanton, Cindy Benson, Theresa Glascoe, Diane Davis, Matt Stewart, Sharia Stritzke, Edis Overhauser, John Younce, Deanna Lee, Chuck Donaldson, Raiide'l Googe Advisor: Chuck Donaldson Officers: Ben Younce, Robin McDugle, Sandra Hjelle, Jina Stritzke, Jody Byron, Jenny Berube 75 Kelly Barrows, M.T. Tilton, Poncho Woolman, Will Strecker, Jina Stritzke, Brenda Campbell Advisor: W'ill Strecker HI-Q Advisor; Judy Roche LETTERETTES Front: Jackie Woolman, second row: Robin McDougle, Carrie Curnutt, Debbie Sherrer, Tammy Bulstrode, Kelly Burrus, Dino, third row: Shelly Stone, Pam Stanton, Rietta Beevers, Sandy Hjelle, Jeanette Woolman, Cheryl An- derson, fourth row: Claudia Hunt, Jan McElroy, Kelly Jensen, Jody Byron, Jamie Elder, Darci Latham, Terri Allen, Sue Goss, Judy Roche Adviser; Cloy Sykes ASB Front row: Poncho Woolman, Sharia Stritzke, Jina Stritzke, John Horn, Cheryl Anderson, Jeanette Woolman. back row: Darreld Rains, Kelly Barrows, Terri Allen, Rieta Beevers, Tom Kussy. ■r Hat Day Winner, Rich Jones 60's Day Winner, Robin Windham T-Shirt Day Winner, Dan Scherer Flatlander Day Winner, Cyndi Hogan Toga Day Winner, Will Short Second Princess: Terri Quillen The 1980-81 Homecoming Royalty was voted on by the entire Granite Falls Associated Student Body. In order to insure a legitimate vote, the entire voting process was supervised by D.A. Briggs, M.T. Tilton, and Cloy Sykes. Sincerely, The Editors First Princess: Melody Wyles Freshmen Princess: Danna Perrigoue • . t’ THE MIGHTY, - t gang r -f ■ S7 -w • . s' V i Iv IS Homecoming is always more than a football game and a dance. It's a complete week of activities. During this year s Homecoming Week, students dressed specially each day. Monday-T-Shirt Day, Tuesday-Hat Day, Wed- nesday-60 s Day, Thursday-Flatlander Day, Friday-Toga Day. Friday also included a Pep Assembly, where the 1980-81 Homecoming Royalty was announced. Friday evening featured a Pep Rally thru town with the football players and cheerleaders. Followed by a bonfire. The football players then entered their locker room, which was decorated in orange and black by the cheerleaders. The team then played Sultan, losing 21-0, in a game that the Tigers just couldn t get untracked offensively. The week concluded with a rockin 1 dance Saturday night, powered by Deadlock. 82 Jim Becker Kathy Bernethy Jenni Berube Shawn Biering Marie Bond John Brown Dwayne Byer Jody Byron I Brenda Campbell Joe Cartwright 84 Mary Cartwright Gloria Chappell Brad Colman Rick DeGeus Lee Desrosier Shannon Dunnick Sharon Dunnick Shery l Dunnick Charles Finley David Frick Rick Gallegos Tama Gildroy 85 Sue Goss Paula Graves Steve Greene Pam Haase Norm Hisey Darryl Howe Dave Hackworth Katrina Hawkins 86 Carl Kiepe John Kussy Darci Latham Daina Lee Todd Macomber Shell! McGee Don McLaughlin Chris Moore Tom Moore Rhonda Morton 87 Kelly Nicholas Ken Ogren Traci Stargel Jim Stilley Donna Petersen Jeff Quillen Tanya Stuart Wes Sundquist Debbie Scherrer Tom Schmidt Terry Westvang Jackie Woolman Cheryl Anderson Randy Anderson Stuart Anderson Rick Baker Doug Barrows Rick Black Tom Buckley Jim Crabtree Tammie Craig Carmen Degeus Gina Diaz Robert Driscoll Eric Edlund I k Jeff Franz Randy Graves Brian Greene Rick Hill 91 Willy Keeler Kari Kimball Kelli Kyle Marcie Labonte John Lammon Midge Macomber Toni Macomber Don Meza Darwin Mitchell Cheryl Mitchell Renee Morton Don Murry Corinne Perrigoue Patricia Peterson Randy Phillips Tami Pottruff Mark Radell Kenny Saddler Erika Schwendke George Seitze Robert Stolp Marty Villians Pat Stanton Helen Storrs Clint Williams Jeanette Woolman Kelly Woolms Debbie Wolff 95 Ruth Albin Wendy Anderson Rietta Beevers Cindy Benson Wendy Benson Dawn Biering Tiffeny Bleakley Kristin Bosse Gary Braaten Chris Brincefield Ron Buckleman Deborah Burch Blaine Burgess Tina Bush Mike Campbell Pearl Carlson Pat Carson Roger Claxton Chris Colman Debbie Coleman Tammy Curtis Diane Davis James Driscoll Shari Eggert Theresa Gladsjo Randall Googe Nancy Essex Sylvia Gallegos Greg Groat Brian Head Julie Head Lisa Hobson Pam Hoerner Cyndi Hogan John Horn Amy Howard Paul Hunter Gene Johnson Tammy Johannes Dennis Kathrens Patti Lacerda Dale Lee Deanna Lee Sean Lindbeck Jan McElroy Robert McGee Connie Meza Greg Miller Dave Mullins Noelle Noble Jeff Noble Sandy Ohm Brian O 'Neil Edas Overholser Melanie Parker Danna Perrigue Kenda Perrigue Janae Razee John Rector 99 Kim Running Julie Scherrer Lelani Schwartz Korry Shively Toni Stargel Sharia Stritzke Matt Stuart Tara Stuart Lance Thornton Daryl Vanliew Robin Wait John Wickstrom Jon Younee James Biggerstaff John Flarherty Don Dundas Dennis Reed Ethel Briggs Cloy Sykes Jim Maw 101 Linda Patterson Jacquie Petterson Mert Stalker Kelly Edeen Jeff Christienson Linda Hoggarth Allisan Kacoroski J.J. - Big Jim Kleeper Sherida Armstrong Cathy Baker Richard Bates Ron Camp Bud Davis Kary Roumeliotis Will Strecker Jack West 104 Kippy Franson Bob Guard Laurie Greig John Harrington Jim Lien Larry Martinec Kathy McCuaig Steve Merckly Michelle Prince Judy Roche Roberta Smith Gary Welsh 106 In the future when we consider the 1980-81 school year at Granite Falls Middle School we will undoubtedly remember it as a year of change. Our home, (the Old High School ), built in 1938, went through its much needed remodeling. We all sacrificed throughout the school year: Student lockers were relocated, Mr. Martinec and Miss Prince's classes shared the old cafeteria with a family of mice, and we ail worked around the continued pounding and drilling of the construction crews. But upon returning next fall, all of us will reap the profits of our sacrifices when we step into our New School ! The Middle School will be something that you, your parents and the entire community will be proud of. Principal, John Flaherty The Middle School students achieved several special goals during the 1980-81 school year. Under the direction of A.S.B. President Karen McElroy, the student government displayed and offered more student activities, Conducted more organized meetings, and put on better dances than ever before. Under the direction of Mr. Guard, the annual Talent Shows have become out- standing productions. Ms. Greig's English classes produced a very professional school paper. The Tiger Times, and a great journal. The Red Water Magazine. With Mr. Foss and Mr. Donaldson's guiding, the basketball teams enjoyed successful seasons. And of course the outdoor school program is always a success. M I The Middle School A.S.B Kevin Adams Tina Augustine Cynthia Baker Julie Bergan Erik Bulman Jody Bush Kimberly Byers Kenneth Collins Karina Converse John Cook Brenda Crabtree Helena Derum Daniel Dorman Robin Driscoll James Duggins Brian Edwards Todd Engberg Greg Franz Crystal Gildroy Sheri Graves Roger Harding Richard Heinrich Sharlyn Henstrude Nicki Hoskins David Katherines Keith Kenworthy Keith Kyle Mark Kyrilov Brenda Mastrude Karen McElroy Kelly Newkirk Louis Nelton Paul Newman Bryce Ohm Danni Olson Valerie Olson Candace O Neil Danielle Overbay Melinda Pascoe Danny Peterson William Peterson Peter Potruff Mary Prissell Ronald Ralston Kimberly Rector Shelley Rensink Lisa Roberts Robert Rochon Edwin Rowland Keith Royseth James Sampson Steve Sartini Edward Schmidt PAGE MISSING The Sixth graders at Granite are get- ting ready for their trip to Coronet Bay, where the annual Outdoor School takes place. The whole class works very hard to earn the money to go. They are really doing a good job so far. They now have earned over three thousand dollars. Since the Outdoor education program takes place in the Spring we have just taken a picture of the class, so here they are, the whole sixth grade! Advisors: Miss Fransson, Mr. Merkely, Miss Prince. Below are the Gold Pass Students. Each quarter, the teachers nominate and elect twenty students for the Gold Pass Award. The Gold Pass is given to the students who display outstanding citizenship, leadership, and a positive and happy attitude. Each quarter the Gold Pass winners attend a field trip, have an hour of free time activities, are treated to a snack, and enjoy other various privileges. PATRON PAGE Mr. Bud Davis Jim Biggerstaff Jan Weedman Jack Myrna West Lynn Paul Haertig Mr. Mrs. Gale Hogan Ms. Cathy Baker Mr. Mrs. Richard Bates Janet Mike Dillard Mr. Ron Camp Mr. Mrs. Cloy Sykes Mr. Mrs. Wilmer Strecker Don Ethel Briggs Mortamore Snidley I Mrs. Alisan Kacoroski Steve Mike The following pages contain the ads of merchants who have suppor- ted our school with their contributions. The patron page is an ex- tenuation of these ads, consisting of the names of residents who have made donations to this publication. Such support is greatly appreciated. ■fi hflRnaJ M'dchem, s FHTO LAKE STEVENS •vm-kw) a-pmn 3S4-?nrD ufcaf nl (fsNOHOhlSH 1) 5680589 JC Penney BEST WISHES , SENIORS jy3 y w«w aaa FOOO STORES C0N6RATULAlg� THE CLASS CF «- Sa-o A Family Health. Care S?W Aaet ce If keehn -CHlPOPPArTtr CBNTBR coo LEYand LEE mnwL Dr Stephen Keehn 94320LD HWY99 fiarysvilleva 699-64IJ NEWCARSTORE |vpf ? 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