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

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These are the ■ IB TABLE OF CONTENTS Principal's Message............8 Varsity Football...............9 Homecoming....................14 Football Cheerleaders.........21 Volleyball....................24 Tennis........................30 Cross Country.................32 Boys' Basketball..............34 Basketball Cheerleaders.......40 Girls'Basketball..............43 Seniors.......................49 Juniors.......................67 Sophomores....................73 Freshmen......................79 School Life...................85 Faculty.......................96 Clubs........................102 Middle School................109 3 GO FOR IT The most pressing challenge of today is to see things in their propter perspective and to be able to divide your time and efforts effectively. Some people are not interested in becoming involved. They don't want the responsibility of decision making. They just say let George do it. and slide by without making any contribution. These people offer many excuses for not doing things they should. Perhaps the most over-worked of these excuses is I don't have time. This is not telling it like it is. We all have the same amount of time - twenty four hours every day. Mostly we do with our time what we want. It would be more truthful to say my time is filled with other things that I consider more important. When we get right down to the nitty-gritty, most of us waste as much or more time than we use wisely. In reality that is a big difference between achievers and non-achievers. An achiever is one who gets things done and does not waste time. A non-achiever is just the opposite. The achiever is always busy, while the non-achiever procrastinates. The achiever may not always use his time wisely. Often he forgets some of the essentials. For example, he may neglect his home or school responsibilities so that he can devote more time to something else. At least he is not wasting time. He is using it unwisely. He is not being fair fo an essential responsibility. As graduating seniors I hope you accept the challenge to do your best to put first things first in your lives. I hope you'll also pledge yourselves to use your over and above time and effort to the greatest possible advantage in accomplishing the greatest good for yourselves and for others. To the underclassmen: Don't let George do it. Accept the challenge today to become involved. Sincerely, Cloy Sykes, Principal 8 JSri ■ FOOTBALL 9 L-R:, Top row: Kevin Brown, Pat Howard, Bret Engberg, Pat White, Gary Braaten, Jerry Wilhelmi, Sam Murdock, Don Skelton, Dave Head, Dan Mullins, Rick Googe, John Cook. 2nd row: Keith Roye, Nick Taklo, Jon Rector, Eric Clemetson, Gene Johnson, Daryl VanLiew, Sean Lindbeck, Brian Head, Dan Scherrer, Bill Petersen, Dean Hall, Dan O'Neil, Rich Heinrich. 3rd row: Greg Franz, Chad Christopherson, Henry Spruiell, Eric Edlund, Shawn Wyles, Will Short, Rick Hill, Kevin Johnsted, Cliff Hisey, Ken Anderson! Scott Macomber, Keith Lavine. Bottom row: Rob Mottram, Coach Jack West, Jeff Franz, Clint Williams! Coach Bud Davis, Coach John West, Coach Mike Hahn. Leaving Seniors: Top row: Jeff Franz, Will Short, Cliff Captains Jeff Franz and Clint Williams Hisey. 2nd row: Eric Edlund, Clint Williams. 3rd row: Rick Hill. Bottom row: Shawn Wyles, Kevin Johnsted. lO mat .... iM r t 13 14 MONDAY T SHIRT DAY Toni Macomber Lisa Roberts Cyndi Hogan TUESDAY YEAR2000DAY Theresa Schroeder Rhonda Sherman Jerry Wllhelmi Cyndi Hogan WEDNESDAY TIE DAY Darly VanLiew Kim Running Lisa Hoffman Cyndi Hogan THURSDAY INSIDE OUT DAY Scott Foldvlk Wendy Anderson Crls Larcom David Running FRIDAY CLASS DAY Karen McElroy Shelly Rensink Becky Tharp Colleen Wollman THE WEEK AT A GLANCE 15 Senior Princess Corinne Perrigoue Junior Princess Kris Bosse Queen Toni Macomber Sophomore Princess Tina Augustine Senior Princess Michelle Macomber Freshman Princess Stacy Wilhelmi 17 J.V. FOOTBALL :r « .«jar ■ 18 19 J.V. Football, L-R, 1st row: Keith Lavine, Rich Heinrich, Don Skelton, Dave Head, Scott Macomber, Henry Spruiell, Neck Taklo, Rick Googe. 2nd row: Pat White, Dan Peterson, Dan Mullins, Ken Anderson, John Cook, Eric Clemetson, Pat Howard, Jon Rector. Captains Scott Macomber and Dan Mullins 20 FOOTBALL ____CHEERLEADERS 21 Advisor Cathy Wagner 22 23 VOLLEYBALL 24 Varsity. L-R, 1st row: Danni Olson. Karen McElroy, Julie Scherrer, Rietta Beevers, Amy Howard. 2nd row: Coach Judy Roche, Dori Murry, Valerie Olson, Kelli Kyle, Cheryl Anderson, Jan McElroy. Jeanette Woolman, Toni Macomber, Cyndi Hogan. cSr. V. VOLLEYBALL 28 J.V. Varsity, L-R, Front row: Terri Holser, Stacey Wilhelmi, Cheryl Driscoll, Myra Wood, Linda McElroy. Back row: Coach Michelle Prince, Robin Driscoll, Jeanne Schroeder, Becky Short, Becky Tharp, Melinda Pascoe. L-R: Kris Bosse, Coach Steve Merkley, Tina Augustine, Danna Perrigoue, Kim Running, Kelly Jensen, Loni Schwartz, Tami Johan- nes, Cindy Benson, Claudia Hunt. 30 31 L-R, 1st row: Jim Wilcoxon, Joe Nash, Coach Jim Lien, Coach Phil Hummel, Robert Knopp, Kurt Schwendtke. 2nd row: Mike Braaten, Brett Bond, Louie Nelton, Lisa Hoffmann, Pat Stanton, Wayne Schmidt, Dan Dorman, Keith Kyle. 32 CROSS COUNTRY 33 _______BASKETBALL JV BASKETBALL Bryce Ohm, Don Skelton, Roger Claxton. Gregg Perrlgoue. Don Walker, Mark Peterson Coach: Jim Lien 38 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 40 I Kim Tammy L-R, Back row: B. Short. M. Wood. C. Woolman. R. Beevers. J. Woolman. T. Macomber. Coach Prince. L-R. Front row: S. Driscoll. K. McElroy. D. Murry, T. Peterson, C. Hogan. S. Wilhelmi Captains: Toni Macomber Jeanette Woolman Coach: Miss Prince Managers: D. Stalker C. Hunt Leaving Seniors: Trish. Dori. Toni, Jeanette TOP ROW L. to R. D. Wright. T. Holser, T. Hansen. C. Bensen. D. Peterson, K. Converse, BOTTOM ROW. J. Bush, B. Tharp, R. Driscoll. Coach Bob Gaura. JV BASKETBALL 46 47 48 CHERYL ANN ANDERSON Woe. Likes Chris. Roses. Concerts, tight ponts nice buns. Old 800. Holow watermelons, ond good times with friends Remembers the great artwork and the 4-whee n' adventures with Toni. The hot ones at the reception wrong butt with S.D. and T.C, Hawaiian party, and my vtsine with K.B.. Bus trips ond Desrosiers house with S W„ Colony Pink and Little smokies with LH. Voleyba 1.2 3.4. Softball 12 3.4 Letterettes 2. 3. 4 Honor Society 2 3.4 Annual 2 3.4. STUART ANDERSON I remember good times at Mc- Donalds. crew picnics. Chortle's Morgue jokes, sneaking Into Kayak Point at night with C.C, RA. LS, dtomond association free enter- prise. ice sledding with K.S Honor Society food fight, cool times wtth SJ. closing to the B-52s. video game addiction. Bond I Basebai I Hi-Q 2 3; German Club 2 3. 4 ASB Vice President 4. Honor Soci- ety 2 3,4. RICK BLACK JOCELYNE A. CHEVRIER Baby Dumbo. Chevy. Baby Snooks. Jo. Frenchie. French Fry. Smiley. Flower Lady. I remember $.S.'sdesk stunt m Comp's. The blue Comoro, ond the aley TJ.'s carport. Porky's. JuJu and Cougar Jungle Jane and all her Torzans. Binky. Jimmy. Champ, and Ernie. C.B. S red face. T.S.'s red eyes.'' C.G.'s young hearthrobs. JB.'s 15 min sewing project. Our dirty Jokes and Mrs. Bubbles' ears. Hairdressing and primping in Bubbles' class. K.B.'s short stories ond aerobics. Thanks to al my friends and teachers FHA president 4 German Club 3. FRANK DERUM ERIC EDLUND Lyle. Big E. Eric. Remembers when B.G, B.H.. took J.W Into B.G house ond scored the heck out of her The good times wtth Cyndi. the Love farm, ond the hairy work parties. Lettermen I 2 3. 4 Foot- ball 2 3. 4 Basketbal 3. 4 DO Club 3, DECA 4 DOUGLAS E. BARROWS Theodore. Ted Bundy. Mono. Clyde. Remembers fish lunch on Nov. 3. 1981. fun with J.W and sis getting o ticket. M.F.H. and court. D.L at Studto 59. C.R. at Prom 82 inner tubing black eyes, bandsaw, the big chase for 3 weeks with E E and BG. scumming for the whole night for food and a blanket. Stephanie with BG ond DM Also the time when D.S.. sis. ond J.W ran over my face on the slopes DEC A 3. 4 Football I German Club 1. 2 Annual 2 i Art Club 2 3. 4 FFA I 2 3.4 Courtroom a Wrecking Ball 3. ED BILLINGSLEY TAMMIE J. CRAIG Tam. Jane. J.R. Miss United. Likes poetry, music, being with friends, meeting new people Remembers the night the lug nut came off and singing Jesus loves the Kttte chil- dren with P.M. Al the times RB. embarrassed me m class and the denture cream ond cheese puff bandit Vo eyball 2 Softball I Bas- ketbal Cheerleader 4 CAROL CUMMINS SHANE ENBERG Bert. Berg. Likes (Danni) the wife. Friday ond Saturday nights, the Malbu. Reeb. RED EYE. and long nights Remembers BA's with S.W. ond crew In Beingham. close cal almost hitting Jf and S.W.. ol the times getting rowdy with S W on my birthday, good times at Herbs and Reeb runs, giving Camp a hard time, also getting laid out by a tree, com raid with the Senior class and the away games during Footbal JEFFERY ALAN FRANZ Franny or Crip. Remembers almost getting airborne in the Bronc. Breaking both ankles at the be- ginning of the year, and our wild snow ride with R.H. and making him back Into a dttch. Last, but not least. I remember the HIGH TIMES with my friends Lettermen 2 3. 4 Footbal 2 3. 4 Basebal 1. 2 Lettermen Vice President NORMAN HISEY MICHAEL HOFFMANN Haloween '81 wtth DM. J.N. ond T.C Get 'em killer wtth J.N. D W Attey hopping with LK. KR. ond KW. the day we sold com. Prom Night '82 wtth RR. LH. ond PR GRANITE 125 with D.B. Bricks In the rood and o little dube In the cup- board Com raid wtth the Sertor class 52 KEVIN JOHNSTED KELLI DANYNE KYLE Gibson, likes skUng. horses, and Lake Chelan. Remembers Salty Sea Days and the week in Bryant, the com raid, splderman going to the movies, m the trunk, sneaking out wtth P.M and K.C and getting cought, stopping at the bay wtth D.W.. P.M.. and K.C. going baby- sitting and al the fun times in the Vega Softbal X Voleybal 2. 3. 4; German Club I 2 D.E. 3. 4: Ski Club 12.3.4 DEREK REX HILL Zook. “the Kid. Likes loud music, mountain fresh Rainier and Bud Remembers the Letter men trip to Sun Vaiey. the almost okborne trip in the Bronc. RH. J.F.'s trip up m the snow, and J.F me back Into a ditch, doing 130 with R.P. SC. G.G from the sandhi to the bottom, the bush at Chappies Bridge with R.P. and trying to organize the Junior class party with J.N. Footba 2. 3. 4 Bosketbai 2. 3. 4 Basebal 4 Lettermen 2. 3. 4 Lettermen president 3.4. CLIFF F. HISEV Likes to listen to loud and crazy ROCK Remembers betng a mem- ber of the bad news bears and going to the movies with R.T and DM and friends Also the trips on the bus to the Ski Center and walking out feeling great and still wondering why the windows were always open. CC donee and find- ing D.H. passed out on the car. cruising m C.K.'s Comoro al the way to California and bock CLAUDIA J. HUNT Cloud. Jock. Cleve, Remembers punching B.G.. RR days 81. Monkey Stood, band trip to Victoria, me and G.D getting stuck In Everett at 1:30 a m and almost having to walk home, my 18th birthday. Commando roids. Gimme a towel and the Grange dance Tennis I 2. 3. 4 Cpt 4 Softball I 2 a Bosketbai I 2. 3. 4 Honor Society Z 3.4 Band 12 KELLY LOLA JENSEN Bones. Nota. Toad. Likes friends, skiing. tennis, ice cream, “meat loaf and sunny days Remem- bers the good times with C.P. State Softbal. Softy Sea Days, corn roid. Love farm, lunch with D.B. at fish farm corner. Remembers 4- wheefcn' in Arlington. J F s wedding reception good times m Bate's class, and ol the fun times with Suzle Goss and my 16th birthday. Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4 Copt 4 Softball 1. 2 3. 4 Bosketbai I 2 3. 4 Chorus 2 Honor Society 2 3. 4 Sking 1.23.4 MARIE LaBONTE More. Cela. likes painting, cars, and funny people Remembers good times and nicknames In Bate's room, Colby. Doug's beattle ond al of his jokes. Mr Camps slides and red paint everywhere FFAI Art Club 3.4 DONNA LACERDA 53 MICHELLE KAYE MACOMBER Midge. Muff. Likes snowy days and skiing. McDonalds, pizza, and good friends Remembers Junior Prom, swings bridge with P.M.. sunton oi on my windshield, many good times with J.W. T.C. P.P. and J.N. VoteyboH I Ski Club 123.4 Class Vice President 3: Student of the Month 3i Honor Society 2 3. 4: Homecoming Royalty 4 CHERYL LYNN MITCHELL Cher. C.L. May nerd Likes Co- moro's. concerts, and pizza. Re- members AC DC concert with C.E. and DC. Getting P.O.A. ticket with R.H. and D.S. Remembers f.P - ing K.B. S house with a bunch of Seniors Al of the fun times I hod with my friends and at D.B.'s house. Voleyba 13.4. DORI ANN MURRY Dora. Dusty. Likes Sunshine. Blue eyes, smiling. Bates' cone, and fun times with fnends ond dreaming. Remembers Summer Lovers in Lake Chelan with J.W. Salty Sea days, corn raids, skiing, not sleep- ing at al for a week whde study- ing for finals In Bryant ond lunch time with D.B. at the fish farm corner Voleyball I 2 3. 4. Basket- ball 4. Softball 2 3.4 PENNY L. MURRY Pen. Peneiopie Likes TJS. the Smur- fs. cotton candy, and Sammy Hogar Remembers Salty Sea days with K.K . D W . DM DO ond get ting together in some guys cor. week In Bryant. The Bay with K.K.. D.W., K.C.. corn raid. TPing the high school with R.M. KJ. S.G. finger puppets at F.L with K.R and C.P. riding in the trunk with K.K.. Homecoming In ditch with C.F. ond lunch with D.B. on fishing form corner Vo eybal 2 Homecoming 3 German Club 2 Aerobics 4 CORINNE RENEE PERRIGOUE Puss, Kreen. Reeny. Com. Likes Sammy. Bob. Candy, and the red pinto Remembers M N.F with D.E. and DP Tummy aches with K.B and L.H. and all the trip to Arlington, seeing Rod Stewart at Tom Thumb and going down Straw Hat Lane with Bates, won't forget the Sinbin. R.R.D. of 76. and H.CD. my journey down the five lane freeway with Foofy and R M. and the great time at lunch with D.B at fish farm corner Volleybal I 2 Homecoming 1. 4, Aerobics 4 Honor Society 2 3.4 German Club 2DECA4 PATRICIA MAY PETERSEN Trish. Shorty. Remembers the sirens at the Monroe Old Folks Home with TA. BB. G.B. R.B.. and J.M. T.C. as the cheese puff-denture cream bandit at the Ft Casey overnighter The transformation of SA by Peachy R.H.'s calm attitude about T.M. borrowing his car before R.R.D. 81 C R and I with the green and pink snakes in DB.'s bug. T.A chasing Sherida down Cotoy at S.S.D. 81 T.PJng KB s house with J.W and al and finding out later her mom was watching us from the window TONICATHLEEN MACOMBER Likes muscles. “Stangs. skiing, hot summer days, horses, fun times, and good friends Remembers R.H. almost killing us in the snow, stealing his car on R.R.D 81. We love you G.B.. away games. The Jack with Woe. artwork, the tight, and State Soft bon Volleyball 12 3. 4. BasketbcHI I 2 3 SoftbaH 2 3. 4 Letterettes I 2. 3. 4 Honor Society 2 3.4 Annual 3.4 Ski Club 1.2 3.4 Homecoming Royalty 2 4 RENEE L. MORTON Noe. Eener. Likes food, music, and having good times with friends Remembers al the to Arlington with C.P and JW's broken nose, lunch with D.B at the fish farm cor- ner. com raids. Prom 82 and the ticket. TPJng the high school afl the concern with C.P, the Journey on the fifth lone of the Freeway, bemg towed by Pumpkin Heads seat belt over the speed bumps and al the fun times m R.B s class, and Gee Your Hair Smels Terrific Softbol 2 Aerobics 4 ROBERT JOSEPH NASH Joe. Likes Chevy's. Red. and Midge Remembers Halloween 1981 with M.H, T.C, and D.M. Also remembers a fun time May 21.1981 Cross Country 4 Track 4 Basket- boll 1.2 3.4 JEFFERY PASCOE BRYAN PETRABORG RANDY PHILLIPS Likes loud rock, mountain fresh Rainier and Bud Remembers good times with R.B. and C W, driving the boat with R.H. and C.C. dances TAMY POTTRUFF MARK RUDDELL Doty. Stocks. Dimples. Remembers the Powder Putt Football game. C.W.'s guardian angel, fights at the SkW Center, the jokes Lynn and I told bock and forth, and al the fun M C and I had bike riding RHONDA JEAN SHERMAN Ronnie. Da. Likes Rick. Comaros. and Pizza. Rbmembers the great days of Middte School. The after- noon of the Spring Concert In '81 Finoiy passing Comps classes in 11th grade The years spent with D P and the day she left Al the help C.W. gave me ond R.A's Comoro WILL SHORT The Fog. Lum. BUI Likes Footbal and C L not necessarily in that or- der Remembers S W killer boot, night at DUl s house, beating Kings in Footbal. sneaking out at Out- door School, and al things not worth remembering. Footbal I 2 3. 4. Basketbol 1. 2. 3. 4. Basebol Manoger I Outdoor School 12 3. 4 KEN SADDLER Kora Ears. Soddte bag . Remem- bers 7th grade sledding parties and kissing baseballs In lOth grade ERIKA A. SCHWENDTKE Likes Dennis, good triends, good music, and great parties Remem- bers corrytng an egg child ond CM killed and ate hers Also the time when a bunch of us went on a corn raid, al the strict rules we hod in school. PATRICIA GAIL STANTON Songbird, pattycakes. trishy. Remembers our trip to Idaho this summer and having fun with M R. bowling. New Year's Eve at home with LR. M.H., and J.H. P.S, KJ. and running down the road at 5 a.m. in the snow, going to the Love Farm. H.S. dances. Homecoming with GW. taking surprise pictures, seling Borney at the livestock auc- tion Loves listening ond singing to music. Cross Country 4 Basketball 3.4-FFAZa-D.E Club 4. ROBERT STROUD JAMES R. WILCOXON Jim. Jimmy. Rudy. Likes being with friends, football basketbal and running likes 4-wheeiin' and being outdoors Remembers WS.'s half courier with 12 seconds on the clock ond getting stood up by L.H. Football 3. Basketbol 3. 4 Cross Country 4 Honor Society 3.4 CLINT WILLIAMS Herb likes my hot Pontioc. my girlfriends, and getting squint eye Remember a close coll going to E.C.C. dance with S.W and J.F. Having a good time playing foot- boll for J.W Getting crazy during summer with the help of Coca- cola and ?. goog for a munchy run at 3 am wtth C.E. 9th grade overnighter at S W 's A good time with T.M. ho ha! Getting kicked out of school on the first day from Camp Football 1.2 3.4 Basketbal 2.3. DEBBIE WOLFF Remembers Squirts birthday party, getting denotes and going to Saturn Favorite hobbies are hor- ses and Saturn. Likes R.S. and S.A. the Rolling Stones, and Sammy Hogar JEANETTE ARLENE WOOLMAN Snooper. Snapper. Loves John ond working at Burger King Remem- bers eating froot-loops with KR.. breaking my nose in Arlington Loves to teH jokes VoWeyboll 1. Z 3. 4. Basketball 1. Z 3.4 Softball IZ 3. 4 Honor Society Z 3.4. KELLY WOOLMS l remember the Prom with T.S. the Junior doss porty and swimming m the rtver. also the drug f ms In WIITs class after lunch. Likes loud rock and cruising Lake City Way SHAWN DOUGLAS WYLES AJios ShowrvO. Likes the Rocket. g ts. bus rides with C A. and good friends Remembers the ski trip with the gang good times at Sehome. wrestling teom and pur- ple jesus. work parties, one too many peatflres. trip to the Pokey. BA 's at the 7-11 with J.F. B.G, S.E.. ond going to the E CC dance with C.W.. J.W.. and S.E.. swel times at sunrise - S.E . Outdoor school lawn jobs with C.W.. J.W.. and R.G. will never forget the aid com bock of Tomb Thumb Lettermen 1. Z 3. 4 Baseball 1. Z Football I 3. 4. Basketball I Wrestling Z Hi-Q 3.4 BEST LOOKING Kelly Corrine V_ SENIOR FAVORITES Stuart MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 61 BEST CURVES AND MUSCLES Shawn Toni MOST ATHLETIC Jeanette Jeff BEST ALL AROUND Rick Midge BEST DRESSED Cheryl Shane CAMPUS LOUDMOUTH Eric Claudia BIGGEST FLIRTS Kelly Clint MOST TALENTED Doug Marcie WITTIEST Dori Brian 64 67 Wendy Anderson Kris Bosse Tom Buckley Debbie Coleman Wendy Benson Gary Braaten Ron Bunkleman Chris Colman Jim Driscoll Sylvia Gallegos ■ i Cheryl Goodhope Randal Googe Julie Head Pam Hoerner Patty Lacerda Dal© Lee Jan McElroy Robert McKee Gene Johnson Dennis Kathrens Chris Larcom Greg Miller Danna Perrigoue Warren Portwood John Rector Kevin Royseth Kim Running Sandy Ohm Mark Peterson Kennda Perrigoue Janae Razee 72 John Younce GREG FRANZ CRYSTAL GILDROY SHERI GRAVES RICH HEINRICH DON HERBERT 74 MARK KYRILOV DAN MULLINS BRENDA MASTRUDE KAREN McELROY LOUIS NELTON KELLY NEWKIRK PAUL NEWMAN BRYCE OHM DANNI OLSON VALERIE OLSON CANDY O'NEILL RICH PARKER MELINDA PASCOE BILL PETERSEN DAN O'NEILL DANNY PETERSEN ROSE REIS 75 BILL SHERMAN BECKY SHORT TRACY SHORT DON SKELTON DAN SOKOL HENRY SPRUIELL FAITH STELLWAGEN NICK TAKLO 78 79 Kevin Brown Scott Burgess Teri Degeus Shane Dexter Bill Day Mike Braaten Arthur Brown Harold Cox Rob Duncan Bret Engberg Jacob Fagerlie Teresa Flowers Lisa Gee Rick Googe Dean Hall Michelle Hallgrimson Tina Hills Stacy Holdaway 81 David Head Al Hills Tim Holdaway Pat Howard Mike Lacerda Teri Holser Barbara Julian Keith Levin Janelle McBride Linda McElroy Charlene Kennedy Nigel Lindbeck Jo Horan Robert Knopp i Scott Macomber 82 Troy Ordwing Kurt Schwendtke Charles Terrell ) Becky Pankievlch Robyn Tropper ' i Gregg Perrigoue Theresa Schroeder Debbie Stalker Chris White Jim Whittaker 83 SCHOOL LIFE 85 The Best is... Yet to Come! 91 Jim Maw Cloy Sykes Jim Biggerstaff Ethel Briggs Joanne Fenner Rich Bales H.S. STAFF 96 Bud Davis Jim Foss Bryant Johnson Charles Donaldson 97 Kathy Wagner Margret Watson Phil Hummel Jim Klepper Jeff Christianson. Sharon Sellars Anna Groat. Shelly Sisson 98 Kippy Fransson Beth Gronewald Pete Hallgrimson John Harrington Louise Hoobler Larry Martinec Freida Murry Jacquie Peterson Claudia Scherrer ICO Karen Smith vl Sonia Vexler ► v. Roberta Smith Gary Welsh Jack West Jack Terhar lOl 102 L-R: Daryl Van Lieu. Chris Colman. Rick Hill Sean Lindbeck. Toni Macomber. Cheryl Anderson, Kim Running. Kennda Perrigoue. Lisa Hoffmann. Rietta Beevers. Noelle Noble. Cyndi Hogan, Amy Howard ANNUAL STAFF L-R, Front row: Brian Biendl, Chuck Trumble. Doris Wright, Lisa Onustack. Roger Claxton, Pam Hoernor, Sharia Stritzke, Pat Douglas, Harold Cox, L-R, Back row: Helen Derum, Benita Wright, Teri Holser. Jeff Noble, Mark Peterson, Brenda Mastrude. Dale Lee, Wayne Schmidt. John Cook, Danny Scherrer. Rich Heinrich, Deanna Lee, Karina Converse, Eric Clemetson, Matt Stuart Advisor: Chuck Donaldson Spokesperson: Shawn Wyles L-R, Front row: Jon Younce, Noelle Noble, Sharia Stritzke. Back row: Mr. Strecker, Shawn Wyles. Gary Braaten. Brian Greene. Daryl Van Lieu Advisor: Will Strecker LETTERETTES Senior letterettes Advisor: Michelle Prince l-R. Front row: Sandy Ohm. Rietta Scherrer. Pam Hoerner. Second row: Valarie Olsen. Karen McElroy. Lisa Hoffmann. Cyndi Hogan. Kim Running, Cheryl Anderson. Kelli Kyle. Back row: Pat Stanton. Claudia Hunt, Patricha Peterson, Dori Murry. Colleen Woolman, Danni Olsen. Jeanette Woolman, Cheryl Mitchell, Kelly Jensen L-R, Front row: Gary Braaten. Brian Greene. Shawn Wyles, Jeff Franz, Daryl Van Leiw, L-R, Back row: Rick Hill, Brian Head, Will Short. Danny Scherrer, Bill Peterson. Jerry Wilhelmi, Greg Franz, Keith Roye. Henry Spuriell, Don Walker, Jim Wilcoxon. Dean Hall. Dan Dorman. Kurt Schwendtke LETTERMEN Advisor: Bud Davis Officers: Rick Hill. President, Jeff Franz. Vice President L-R, Front row: Chris Larcom, Kennda Perrigoue. Noelle Noble, Julie Scherrer. Back row: Bill Day. Jon Vounce. Kurt Schwendtke, Scott Burgess, Stacey Wilhelmi, Rich Parker, Becky Short, Colleen Woolman. Shelley Rensink, Becky Tharp GERMAN CLUB Officers: Ludwig Hotwax, Woltraud Larcom. Silke Scherrer 106 Advisor: Michelle Prince L-R, First row: Noelle Noble, Kenndo Perrigoue. Cindy Hogan. Jan McElroy, Terrie Hansen, Julie Scherrer. Gary Braatea Jon Younce,. Second row: Midge Macomber, Kelly Jensen, Jeanette Woolman. Cheryl Anderson, Corinne Perrgoue, Brian Greene, Shawn Wyles, Daryl Van Lieu. Back row: Wendy Anderson, Sandy Ohm, Patricha Petersen, Claudia Hunt, Kenny Saddler. Stuart Anderson. Jim Wilcoxon, Advisor: Jim Biggerstaff HONORS FBLA Officers: Dale Lee, Lance Thornton, Jeff Noble. Claudia Hunt. Greg Miller L-R. Front row: Becky Tharp. Dale Lee. Nicki Hoskins, Tami Johannes. Wendy Anderson, Teri Holser. Back row: Greg Miller. Robert McKee, Lance Thornton, Jeff Noble, Claudia Hunt DECA L-R. Front row: Mrs. Watson. Sharia Stritzke, Pat Stanton, Jeanette Woolman. Corinne Perrigoue. Tammi Craig, Cheryl Mitchell, Donna Lacerda. Back row: Doug Barrows. Eric Edlund. Will Short. Robert Stroud, Kelly Jensen, Korry Shively, Erika Schwendtke MIDDLE SCHOOL Ken Winkes Principal Granite Falls Middle School was new to me this year. When I came, I didn't know the building, the teachers, or the students. I learned something though; when you are welcome, it is a pleasant thing to be new. That is what schools are always about. They are places for people to learn things new to them, a place for first-hand, first-time experience, and a place to grow. I've done some learning and growing this year. The teachers and students have, too. That's why Granite Falls Middle School is a good place to be. I'm glad I'm here. 109 EIGHTH GRADE Eric Cook Delores Dills Sam Edwards Lyle English Roy Driscoll 4' ««©J Aaron Forcier Carrie Duggins John Goodhope HO EIGHTH GRADE Laura Green© Terry Hellem Cornell Huntley Annie Larcom Sherri Hills Rick Hogan Lisa Hughes Sunny Irons Doric Latham Becky James Ricky Jones David Labonte 111 EIGHTH GRADE Rebecca McDougle Kathy Meza Jason Minks Randy Moore Jon Moreau Robyn Morton Brian Moushey Laura Murphy Scott Ogden Bobbie O'Neill Ed Orr Penny Parker 112 Theresa Moore Tammy Murry Donovan Parris EIGHTH GRADE Joey Russell Shannon Scharf Richard Scherrer Natalie Wood 113 Darrin Anderson Rob Barton Clint Bergan Shelly Biddle Janene Billingsley Tina Blakley Andra Burnett David Clark Julie Clemetson Tess Cooper Jim Cowen Jennifer Cox Jeff Crabtree Michelle Crawford Eric Day Sue Dillard Jamie Dorman Glenn Franz Dana Grant Carolyn Greene Sheila Hagan Jennifer Hankel Tawnya Hansen Tiffany Hansen Kim Haverfield Steve Head Sue Heuslein Chester Hill Brian Hoskins Karen Howe Brian Ingle Mike Irons Bill Jones Buffy Lien Kelly Luster Ron McDannald Sue Miller ) Cliff Moore ‘Q Ueff Moreau ToAy Olson Dan Overholser Shannon Peterson Kim Ralston Kevin Razee Chris Reaves Mark Rensink Donita Saddler Ray Scherrer Sita Sellars Troy Settle Jill Spaulding 115 SEVENTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Robby Spruiell Sherri Squires Gloria Stelwagon Lance Taklo Linda Terrell Shawn Thompson Kami Tryon Dale Welk Allen White David Woodman Justin Woolfolk Matt Woolman Trudie Alseth Paul Audibert Angela Augustine Dan Baker Tammy Barcus Bobby Bergan Missy Bianco Marlie Bilbuk Jenny Bond Tony Bunkleman Brian Burke Jackie Cassida Tami Cole Eric Cole Frank Cristina Kelly Desynod Lori Edlund Jeremy Edward Allen Evenson Bill French Kara Gee Mike Goodhope Gary Gray Greg Greene Angie Gregerson Jason Hall Tina Herbert Corina Heinrich Jennifer Holdaway Kevin Honeycutt Carla Howe Paul Hubbs Donald Hutchinson Tony Irons 117 118 Jeff Johnson Jackie Kenworthy Lori Ki’epe Gordon Labor Will Lindberg Tim Lazott Lori Luster Dan Macomber Pam Marcott John Mayer Jennifer Meza Mike Mizell Sherri Moore Debbie Moreau Tyler Morris Dan Moushey Denette Mullins Becky Ohm Deana Ogden Kelli Olsen Melissa Olson Stephanie O'Neil Denette Onustack Nick Ottoway David Parnell Cory Parris Deana Raatz Dawn Rose Scott Rowland Tanya Saddler Becky Settle Kris Stone Kevin Streik Laura Tropper Mike Summers Trevor Thorton Hunter Tryon Darrel West Kerry Wyles David Younce 119 121 PaaT. -''as Lake SHone a HEAKf V5t - Lunch - i jNNSiL OpEN b AM. 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