Gresham High School - Munhinotu Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1967 volume:

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They Iisien They consider if. , 218 I HL They wani io know io be educaied. Bui, +heg'd like io ihink fheg did 'Qi arl- f pari of if 'ihemselvesf They work iogeiher And alone fi A is- 'M A me ' ll4 I Q Wiih hope lhal iheg will succeed In iheir search for knowledge. 'Q ff. w 1' Q XJ ff if 1 X 'J , xih 1 an ' X Q Q N W 1 X X, ,I X 2 x A X X . ,.,. ,Q N EY' S Brisk. Rusig leaves lumblin g. Sorubbed smiles anlicipaling- recognizing. Classrooms amiss. Yei readg +o be invaded. All eager- Yel reluclanl io begin A gear ol' newness. As new profs became less disorienled And freshmen losl lheir gleam ol' dazzlemenl And linal adjuslmenls were made A ioiallg unique new gear emo+ion Came forlh. ll 6 Hg There were problems-iheg loo differeni- The smell of cheese boiling in ihe radiaior: The sound of fire alarms inierrupiing dismayed educaiors: Padlocks io counieraci moods of desiruciion Bui rewards For ihose who sirove for beHermen+. All ihis enihusiasm creaiing ihe effeci, newness. ,V Fi ,gs a av' F, , A 4 i an A season of new dance ihemes New ambiiions and projecis. new ideas, new lessons. New lockers, new fads. All evident All changed. All new. Harry Thompson, Superintendent The choalBoard Chart Yearly Activities Superintendent Harry Thompson and Clerk, Mrs. Nelda Radak stand behind school board: James E. Carson, Dr, Norman Norquist, Chairman Richard W Cettel, Elmer E. Settergren, George E. Blew. I 'M ,,,,,..-5 Meeting of the Board T4 Headed by Superintendent Harry Thompson the Gresham Union High School Board advises and directs the activities and expenditures of both Gresham and Centennial high schools. The board must make decisions that will insure maximum educa- tional opportunity to all the students of the district at the mini- mum price to the public. The educational standards set by these board members must meet traditional as well as contemporary demands. The task is difficult it not nearly impossible, but a board of hard-working individuals do their best to serve their community in this way. Q Ty 'T 'ff 1 ,fl 'A 1 O 3 My ,A in , Adminis-,Traior 5 H 4 i 9 Q3 W WiThin ThaT small admnsTraTon flx 'f11 S Q I building ThaT mosT Gresham High sTu- denTs have never been in There are T ,1,.. x T imporTanT acTiviTies Taking place. lT is ell, Dlx i here ThaT The disTricT evenfs are planned, new TexTbooks and TurniTure are ordered, and The faculTy checks wriTTen. The people involved here act as The cenTer of a wheel guiding all else as They roTaTe around a cenTral poinT in The mosT orderly fashion possible. iv Troxel Werfh, Curriculum DirecTor 2' Ap! Frank BarTholomew DirecTor of Trans and Supplies HW s t f George Jelinek, counseling New and Old Faces Coming to us from the small coastal town of Astoria, Mr. Robert Parnell found himself among a much larger student body than he had previously known and was faced with many new decisions and tasks. But he distinguished himself through many wise decisions and was found to be an able leader. Another new face was that of Mr. George Jelinek, who became a highly valued member of the counseling staff. An interesting person, he .rticipated in a play during the school year which was produced by the Mt. Hood Community College. His ready smile won the hearts of many Gresham Students. Robert Parnell Principal Mrs, Kathryn Rutherford Mrs. Marion Fenwick Librarians Bernard Monnes, Dean of Boys, Mrs. Esther Jones, Dean of Girls Guide Gresham tudents Doug Vickery, Counseling, Athletic Director Mr. Bernard Monnes, Dean ot Boys, and Mrs. Esther Jones, Dean of Girls, were also faced with many difficult tasks again this year as they attempted to guide us and mold us into respected young adults. By working closely with each other and with the students they aided many and accomplished much. f-K Dahl BlauvelT, Senior Counselor as Counselors Prepare To Guide As a new year began The counselors aT Gresham High School goT ready for many new faces and new Tasks, Mr. Blauvelr, The Senior counselor had an especially busy year as he again worked Tirelessly To adequoTely prepare anorher class for graduation. WiTh The addiTion of many new sTuolenTs each of The coun- selors were faced with new challenges in guidance. Mrs Argyll Hensley, counseling sfaff Mrs. JudiTh CroTzer Psychologisr '-W, e 4 'Q , . A my 4, Q5 Avg, WVW ' -'V 0 bm O 5 ,,, , u 'F ,R fl-1 fi hfgf a ,' ' 6 1 -9 V'- ni Msn., iw., M -MW MVS- Minnie RiChC'fd5f C0U 1S9li 1Q Mrs. Kcxfhy Bicnlosfosky, counseling X, Harold Weber, Scheduling Counselor Mrs. Von Werfh, Counselmg Secretory V 5 z 5 2 W, , I l V ' , 4 3, ,, ,K 5, 4 20 Mrs. Bonnie Clawson, SecreTary To Mr. Parnell Quai..-4-Hssi T i 9ecreTaries. bu WiTh all The pressures of rnounTing Tensions dur- ing The school year, one could easily regard The secrefaries wiTh a careless eye-heeding very liTTle Their consTanT labor To keep The school business in some hinT of organizaTion. BuT wiTh a momenT's pause, appreciaTion is experienced by adminisTra- Tion, faculTy, and sTudenTs for The secretaries' long- suffering and reliabiliTy amidsT Toil and TormenT. Each weekday aT 3:10, franTic, exhausTed pupils pour Themselves ouT of open doors inTo waiting buses whose drivers musT meeT TighT schedules. As The passengers gradually come To life, and begin To go loudly insane, a quieT observer musT noTice a calm, unoffended driver paTienTly graTing The gears . . . pf' 'Y' , . L.: kwu -ef f w ,dvlf , Q 1' , Mrs, .leon Clem, R ecep Tionisf Mrs. srreen Morrison, Mrs. Loel Heye Mrs. Hc1rrieT Nelson, Bookkeeper drivers siag calm despiie siress ee 5 ,M vi' Bus Drivers wait peuceobly for the wild deluge of sfudyrweory students X... Cooks meeT The demands of hungry Gophers Cooks, Janiiors aid WiTh The H125 bell, hungry, cranky youThs hurriedly iog Through sTuTTed halls, wiTh only one' obiecTive: To quieT Their grumbling sfomachs. ln order To appease The sfarving individuals, Toler- anT cooks Take orders as pleasanTly as The siTua- Tion permiis. STudenTs in D-lunch do Their besT To survive wiThouT ice-cream bars and french fries. And members of A, B, C, and D lunch manage, buT noT happily, wiThouT essenTial knives, As ianiTors perform Their daily iobs, which range from repairing shoes To erasing carefully placed obsceniTies, Their eTTorTs prove indis- pensable. 22 Kg. The kiTchen casT plays a starring role in The high-point of The sTudenTs' day I .1 'T iudenis I 1 is Tom Coty performs one of many varied Tasks 5 S Cusfodians confer abou? beomifying GUHS campus 1 .,., me .ret he I r.1Q , 'qga , N ' 'T Tf2'f1'iiifSf2sJ!?i!i5mirif5'V fi! 'l if' '2 'Sirff!5'ffifiiiim -w 3 , , ,,,,,W, , T if W' 24 Signs of a New Year The MunhinoTu parTy loroughT ouT The summer hordes, reminding Them ThaT The daily ruT was near. A mixed feeling of anxiefy and hesiTancy seT The mood, as we realized ThaT summer was fading, cmd school was inevifable. IT looked like a brighT year, if cloThes, spiriT, and populaTion are any indica- Tions. Crowded halls were hard To adapT To, buT few rioTs were acfually experi- enced. The novel fashions appeared, creaTing The obvious spiriT explosion. Ji. .mx ,gm if saw .gp .. -N . ...,,,,,,..,., .,,f A good time io ccTcl'1 up on old times for Bernie Hill and Susan Rinker, NHS alumni Hails Grads On the evening of September l, 1966, many students entered the cafeteria warily, not knowing what to expect from a National Honor Society Recep- tion. However, their fears subsided, as the program began with The entertain- ment, which consisted of Bernie Hill and John Mclntyre. Miss Newhouse, NHS cid- visor, expressed her hopes for a suc- cessful year, and the evening ended with the appearance ot banana bread, cream cheese, and strawberry punch. ' 9531, tt t l The Freshman Coming Out Partg 28 Dancing followed the games Entertainment added to the evening Dogpaich U.9.A. The Freshmen sTarTed The year off righT as They wenT To Their firsf class parTy as -high school studenfs. The Theme, DogpaTch U.S.A., wenT right along wiTh The general feeling of iusT sTarT- ing anofher school year. The dress was DogpaTch sTyle while games, refreshmenfs, a dance, and enTerTainmenT ended The evening. Joanna Abelein Sherry Aberg Candy Adams Ray Akre Lance Alcorn James Allen Tim Anderegg Beverly Anderson Nina Anderson Sherry Anderson Bob Andrews Frances Aquina Barry Armstrong John Armstrong Susan Arnold Susan Ascenzi Tim Ash Lloyd Baird Laura Baker Shirley Baker Collyn Baldwin Michael Balfe Pam Ball Dale Ballard Jeff Baltz Wally Barger Roxanne Barlow Connie Beaman David Beam Carol BeaumonT Bonnie Beebe Kenneth Bell Don Benner Jerry BenneTT Kasey Benson Gary Bergh Sandy Bergh Sandi Bex Kay Bialosfosky Lynne Bialosfosky '1 L. L H X' MPS' ,. ,.. 1 it tb 1 il xv 'TIP ,J at L AA Students - Teachers combmi Greg Binder Denise Black Cheri Binns Barbara Bloom Nancy Bodin Paula Boggs Marcus Bothum Mike Booker Students listen attentively to a teacher in a foreing language class. l'x l 'i vi? A-ai? ,fa c X iv 3' S 'wr 30 Donna Bourget Mike Bourgo Patty Bourgo Steve Bower Pat Bradley Hal Branch Kathy Brand Dave Brandeberry Robert Brandeberry Jim Brandolf Steve Brattin James Braun Debbie Breshears Mark Brill Ken Brindler John Brocanelli Jan Brodaczynski Christine Brown Debby Brown Karolynn Brown Launette Brown Laurie Brown Joyce Browning Debra Bryson fforts for Another Year Fall, and the beginning of school brings new names, new Teachers and new students. The Teachers look forward To learning hundreds of names and Try- ing To conTrol that iust-after-vacation feeling That The studenTs proiect. The students enioy seeing Those friends That They have missed all summer, paying for student body cards, books and what- not and generally resuming activities that They had dropped during The sum- mer. Thus, school resumes in its full capacity, while life, in general, goes on. Not all The Teachers are new however. These old familiars look forward To someone's younger sister or brother in Their class or another year in That same room that The sun hits every sunny day at 1:00. The student looks forward To newly painted halls and rooms, The new and The old Teachers, and familiar routine of the past. ', fl. A , fr,,-T . ..r . . T ,rl T H :-'- 1, ,, T6 ff 'lug S N.. l, , X T. 1 4 , 'wt f L Jim Kveck directs the bajggl ,E V g Wil ,if ' J Ny 1 Miss Christine Swanson instructs her English class i. ff' V T if R 'f T ,M V . f WVU' 'yy ld' yu MV X ' . VFX Mrs. Marilyn Curry-English teacher url, i ' ,,l T1 ' .ff ,N ,is , 'g.e,.' ff .T . ' . T, f ,T . X B T723 ,S ri E Miss Ruth Henderson informs in Biology Posi-Game Sock-Hops Draw Enihusiasm .wif When home games ended siudenfs rushed To The cafeTeria for dancing and conversation. Here Tensions were re- leased and The past week's gossip ex- changed, Gresham High hosfed numer- ous baffles of bands. Alihough The loud volume 'rended To discourage fac- ulfy aifendance, sTudenTs crowded in. AT lunch, The cafeteria becomes a scene of mass confusion as each student goes his own direction. Frank Surmeyer, Agriculture Row 'l: Karen Buckwall, Neal Bund, Roy Bund, Mike Burgoino, Dwight Burkland. Row 2: Mark Burley, Larry Burns, Scott Burns, Tom Caddy, Mike Caldwell. Row 3: Judy Carey, Dan Carpenter, David Carrel, Craig Carter, John Carter. - Q , i s if , 4 ' f I Q , y f f 2 ' 1: ' waterpfmzfrefie-if - - f .1 ,V -3 . r l X f v K. , V, , l 1 gf if-4 V .2 12, -2-y :kill - I Susan Carter Sherry Cassidy Milton Casterline Dennis Cate Stanley Chapman Sharon Charlton Dave Chaussee Pat Chaney Tom Cherry Diane Christensen Arlene Clark Robbie Clark Jake Clay Bill Clendenning Mike Cleveland Janine Clum Tom Coffelt Greg Coffey Carol Colen Pamala Colwell Kathy Combs Keith Congdon Renee Cook Jean Cooper Betty Coiteux Tom Corlies Yvonne Corse Wendel Cotton Gary Cottrell Kathy Cougltman if 0-wp 'O -.- if 1 - . ,v 'J F ,I at nv 'Ol v-iv i J S Anthony Cufsforth, , ,Ur rf , A in .FP si? 2' 2 Biology Don Burnetf, Shop, checks over siudenfs work during mefol shop closs. 'hymn Miss Virginia Overrnon, English intern John Armstrong, English James Wilson, Science 'i Miss Hazel Newhouse, World Geography eachers and Students Work Together Cindy Coulter Georgia May Cox Kevin Coyle Maria Cramer Kim Crisp Audrey Cross Randy Crutcher Debbie Cumming Carol Cunningham Nora Cunnington Dave Curfman David Danner Sherrie Dailey Barbara Davis Don Davis Everett Davis Mike Davis Sandy Davis Gayle Dayton Bob Deatherage Ray DeBoer Joe Declue Elaine Denbo Glen Dixon Diana Don Mary Anne Donley Robert Dooley Mike Dostert , . 'l-42+ TT HHH 'J' .N no ' v i' 1 'em 'f' Qi' if :Msn f il f sf Jesse' N si,,,r, 1 - , .. ,l ? Q. :SSB v 5 If gl X MM l Jim Ylvisaker, Social Studies teacher, advises at IRL meeting, N Teaohers Show Personalities in Classrooms 1.- z Q.-ff! 5-l g fiii' lf A . sssiii.ii ,. N 1. N ' m f Y gl gf' -- 36 Eunice Duke Larry Dutton Beverly DuVall Donald DuVall Julie Dybvig Thersa Dykeman Donna East Buddy Egger Lauretta Eggers Dave Eilertsen Janet Eisele Dan Elam Stan Elie Debbie Elliott Karen Elmore After the various amusements of The weekend, both Teachers and students return rather re- grettully To The mundane class- room life, contenting Themselves with meetings, lectures, note- Taking, and sometimes quiet de- liberation, but always waiting impatiently for the next break from The daily clrudge, Mrs. Juclillw Schaffer, Spanish. n Julius lBlockiel Biolosrosky, Modern Problems. Mrs. Joan Fuller, Art l gyl Mrs. Bonnie Jepsen, Special Ed. Aff MOUCWSSTCY, GGVYUOYW Mrs, lrrno Greisel, Chemistry Stonley Holm Algeb aeulig Help Prepare uiure Adull Eric Peters, Geometry 38 In The foll seoson, o s'rudenT's school oloys ore filled wifh eoger expecrofions of future ocfiviries. Even The Teochers seem To be in good humor os they begin Their insfrucfion. Homework hos noi yer become on onnoyonce. Mike Popovich, Pool Mcinogemenf L , .' L y . 72, .,, ..,,., he ,q..,. 1 ' A tg' We T ....' f 'A . ::' ': X , : I ,Y it Gen. Math Richard Flood, Algebra 8. Gen. Math Donald Butzin, U.S. History Miss Sandra Gravon, U,S. Intern :Ov y- Q-'Q 'N-un ?'L9 -in : ' Row 1: Mark Englizian, Joe Erwin, Gary Evans, Cheryl Evanson, Fred Fairchild, Chad Farthing, Jennifer Faubion, Swanee Faubion, Galen Ferran, Dave Fisher. Row 2: Patty Fisher, Randy Fisher, Dale Fletcher, Jo Flynn, Fichard Foland, Tom Fornoff, Dan Forsyth, Jack Fox, Marvel Frame, Scott Frederick. Row 3: Craig Free, Cheryl Freedman, Leighann Freeman, Pat Freernan, Debbie Fry, Scott Fuiii, Brian Fuller, Carol Gailey, Larry Gadbaugh, Ray Galvin. Row 4: Debbie Gardner, Bob Garrett, Ervin Genrke, Mary Lou Geisler, Mike Gerdan, Pot Gerhart, Carmella Gigliotti, Teresa Gigliotti, Lisa Gilliam, Linda Gilpin. Row 5: Chuck Gilsoul, .lack Glisson, Leonard Godin, Luana Gohl, Diane Gordon, Steve Gose, Donna Grashorn, Steve Graves, Gary Gray, Linda Green. 39 f 'ers parks Of Newness To Old Aciiviiies W3 The Court: Hemher Whifeford, Donna Pefrcxk, Queen Beth Winkler, Sandy Field, Kris Horton Bonnie Swanson. e bonfire nigh? activities Queen Beth rides fo The rolly Greshcm's is? flour 41 Consuello Greene Kathleen Gregus Leslie Gress Dave Greth Ricky Grimsted Linda Grooms James Gurske Jay Guddat Larry Hager Gordon Halvorson Carol Hamalainen Donalyn Hammer Rip Hammett Kurt Hansen Sharon Hanson Diona Happold Kenny Harden Joe Hardin Denise Harper James Harper John Harris Cynthia Harrison Susan Harvey Steve Hatcher .ly K A., ...s F' Q K' ,N 5. John Callahan holds a discussion in English C' Students--happy together chool Resumes After Homecoming activities quieted, students returned to their studies with determination. The year was young yet and eagerness showed through in both students and faculty mem- bers. Classes were pensive as solutions were sought and the- ories developed. For the ath- letes, fall endeavors were nearly over, but their work would con- tinue to the very end. The faculty too still had tar to go in this year. And they immersed themselves in the project. Always in the classroom helping, they often took time away from their preparation to help others with spirited class presentations. The year 'I967 was coming along fine. F' i Y, 1- v: pn-ww 'Q s ' nu MT Joy Pendergross studies in solitude FHA girls ertioy meeting Students everywhere discuss With Students ger For Discoveries The US team with help from Athletics Director Doug Vickery, brought the Revolutionary War closer. 5 .f' Q .f ii ,ff ff ,ifpzf 'I ,Q oi' fp c. rg ,lxild 'JO f ' ,U -...J -I VH ' 'l f Qs' ly ly If You Wani To Plag Foofball- You'd BeHer Have Guis .f ,w fa 15-nfiai N ft How Do IT Takes CI loT of gufs To go ouT on 0 field every day QT 3:30 and IeT some sTuder1Ts run QT you- clnd if They're lucky-Through you. BUT if you wonT To ploy The game you musTplc1y by The rules cmd They soy hiT hcxrol. You Play Fooiball? Pracfice F 9 Y 652552 Q R 'Q Q13 0652 , x XJ... ,, ' ,UN Cx J ix 1 4 A X VSA,-k-' Lo-'cf Rf 6.51.5 O Lf- SM g W'JQjfQ X yf ' -1 K, il X we fy . 'ZAA ,123 if lf! My W, g. . if f J, f li ' n ,W my I- ' ll A- fi' -' ' if 4 , Game Time Gei Kicked In lfs game Time-you play football for Gresham High and you're excifed about The upcoming game, As you run onfo The field your Thoughts are iusf about making a good play or a long run. And Then someone hits you and hifs you hard. You remember nothing and maybe you're carried off The field. A greaf game. 48 For A Full 48 Minuies 'Yi W:::f: K l 4 1.1Qh... ,. l-A I All you See From The ield Ill if.i' Ng? ' rl-H ll V il' wi Uv N A ' jQ 4-,f , my if uf' 04' rs, ' fl A4 Q51 fu? rngdon, Evert Wilson, Conrad Caldwell, Dave Wall, Randy Monnes, Andy Warner, Scott Field, Tom Olsen, Mike Ouchida. Row 2: Jeff Hanley, Craig in Seiler, Dove Harvey, Don Steele, Dan Cunningham, John Griffith, Masa Miyake. Row 3: Bruce Cook, Rod Orr, Bill Tomasini, Stan Thompson, Kirk nnis Schilperoort, Pete Sinclair, Don Hessel. Row 4: Randy Stockam, Steve Parr, Mark Grirnstead, Dave Burns, Curt Lotstedt, Cori Johnson, Ron Dovis, n Lesperance, John Peterson. : ' .uv-' QQ x sk N. l . 1 S5 . . in 1- : an -n Frosh g kg Front Row: Kerry Miller, Bob Homer, Bill Clendenning, Paul Johnson, Mike Bourgo, Gordon Halvorsen, Ray Akre, Bob Deatherage, Neal Bund, Steve Sperb. Row 2: Mike Caldwell, Larry Dutton, Dennis Lofstedt, Jay Guddat, Ken Harden, Steve Snow, Fred Palmblad, Marty Brill, Lewis Stockam, Doug Nelson, Alan Jacobson. Row 3: Brian Fuller, Bob Brandenberry, Buddy Eggers, Dave Brandenberry, Dave Martin, Bob Torrez, Kip Hammet, Ken Brencller, Mike Gerdeau, Kent Lewis. Row 4: Gene Kesterson, Larry Odom, Rex Martslf, Dave Kendall, Bill Jackson, Gary Neibauer, Kevin Holmlund, Vernie Norquist. Row 5: Scott Fugi, Tim Anderegg, Rick Grimsted, Don Kirkland, Dave Williams, Jim Hessell, Dennis Cate, Steve Mackey. Back Row: Fred Garrett, Don Lewellan, Sam Nelson, Roy Marston, All You eel I Tired imweiitl ll are never really Prepared for what hits A football game is interesting, No matter how hard you prepare for it you you during those 48 minutes. No game f film can tell you how hard the other team will hit you. No scouting report can tell you if a particular team will be up for the game drains you both physically and psycho logically. lt's great if you win the game But it's great iust being over A football game is interesting. lt L F f l if V ttts W N 'Q Q .fs o f r,' 1 ,iff A A Pool Someiimes I A Quiei Place- f f, M wwf-+1 K ., -'ya mf W, Jr, W ,--- I f-ff' , +z'-ifjzgv f -J, ',.,1..4fI:-gf' 15-was '? '-g -1'5 .arf ir fa 3 2 :5 33 IE , 3 D Coaches It Takes a lo'r To Turn a bunch of rank amareur swimmers info a compefifive swim Team, buf if can be done. Bur only The basics can be Taughf. Affer Thar iT's iusf you, some wafer, and a kid next To you Trying To make you a dis- Tanr second in an evenT. Back Row: Irene Sogge, Charleen Hubbard, Tammy Beals, Ginny Smothers, Becky Smorhers, Mary Lou Geisler, Kay Kissinger. Row 2: Mike Beals, Tanquisf, Dave Tempest, Roger Martin, Kraig Petersen, Pete Jorden, Larry Morgan, Keith Anderson, Larry Renfmiller. Row 3: Wendall Cotton, Jim Wills, Dan King, Darrell Cotfen, John Lindsay, Tom Carter, Mike Balfe, Winston Smith. Front Row: Dave Fisher, Bob Jensen, Brad Perkins, Dan Burri, Ray Gebauer, Randy Weece, Scott Smothers. 56 Make ihe Team Go- wimmers Help Too I wweag N' 'e'e WW' ,,h be EN 7 R X' Q y in ,Y ,. 59, ' ee e ee e e e eee Q e e . e ee e .L ' 'e f e , e Q Qeeee e e .- fe - . I K '. . x X N. K. K, VQV, . , L,,: E ' V ' f . V- 111 K QQ N .,. A H ,,...'- gg, , , i - my i vs 1 , , A -5- A, ..., 5' ' I 1 Cross Counirg Runners: Alone - -M In A Crowd R ' an X , D , f ' 4 . 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They know that no matter what opinions Teachers and sociologists hold as to The sig- nificance of progress reports, parents and 4 II Grades Come colleges will continue To iudge Them by high- school marks. Secretarial office practice Teachers Mrs. STrommen and Mrs. Poucher are busily pre- paring Their charges for The cruel world with essenTial Technical Training. Although sTu- dents may find Typing and shorthand exas- perating at Times, They appreciate The skills when They observe The difficulty of their in- efficient, unTalenTed, and untrained fellow A repor Was everyone's as good? Mrs. Betty Strommen bus ness nglish, passes out report cards. Unfortunately drudges have in finding the much needed summer jobs. This iust proves one thing, the product of fall study could be money. lt is not comforting to realize that when the lazy tall days of football, sockhops, psychedelic dances, and school work pass, nothing tangible is left but a report card and a fading sun tan. The tan soon disappears but grades will remain to haunt or help. Mrs. Lucille Poucher, business 'UID sg 1 QXYN ,Jt' , A 95. 'Pubs uv g Q A Q-fs f' s i 'Vs if if , L . Sandra Hays .Q ., Georgene Hayley ,J Cheryl Heintz - Keith Hergert . i Joanne Henneman ' A Jack Hermann M s gW ,l Sara Hersey 0 we 3 li . 7 f 1 s Q Marilyn Hereford 'H Tr n if 'wa 'I J, 7' 2 f .sz J Y - . ' , 1 Tl 413 - Z: . I 5: - Q' J rs 2421 EW' Jim Hessel Lorrie Hibbard Susan Hochtritt Dan Hodge Howard Hoffman Linda Hoffman Mark Hoffman Gary Hoffneister Kevin Holmlund Doug Holsren Bob Homer Chuck Homsley Diane Hornback Mark Houck John Howard Martha Howard Oleta Hudgeons Alma Hull Ollie Hull Ollie Hull Michele Humphrey Q 5' ' b Jan Hutchings - Elise Ide Pam lngram Dave Irving Becky Jackson Bill Jackson Marsha Jackson , Alan Jacobson A V Cheri Janway J Kent Jeffries Duane Jennes Kelly Jensen Speakers and Athletes Win ll Award S Greg Becker and Jeff Hanley display their speech awards 62 As the fall season came to a close those who served Gresham best were awarded for their ef- forts. Athletics were high on the list of winners. The team records did not show the effort that went into each game. But the assemblies and the student ap- plause eased some pain. Gresham was on its way to becoming a power in speech, as numerous awards and tourna- ments were to prove. Coaches Dick Flood, Ron Parrish and Dean Nice present awards Jeff Hanley-top speaker f i Randy Monnes and Ray Congdon Dave Wall Coach Bob Gray. presents certificates and letters to his charges-the JV football team ii iam'-iBi f-l ' fmffffi seams-.sssaplvsx 'v f- ' f'm w 'm Jim Jernstedt Bob Jones Robert Jones Nanci Jones Pat Jones Dale Johnson Dave Johnson Debbie Johnson Kathy Johnson Lynn Johnson Paul Johnson Sam Jauchius Paul Kehrli Dave Kendell Susan Kennen Rebecca Knepper Koni Kern Gene Kesterson Judi Kilborn Charles Kilgore Mark Kim Debbie Kinney Diane Kirk Jeroldine Kirkham Don Kirkland Karen Kirwan Pete Kissell Larry Kitmiller Kitty Kladstrup Nancy Kohls Linda Kotzian Terry Kotzian Ron Krause Rick Krieger Kaylen Kruckenberg Kent La Duke Bill Laing Barbara Landerberger Rick Lcme Scott Lane A scene from Room For One More Jimmy John is center ot attention. A hard-working cast and director, Mrs. Janice Hotrum The tall play, Room For One More, appeared to be o handicap for some ot the cast, as crutches, braces, and broken iaws resulted. Mrs, Hotrum's tirst pro- duction, the play sparkled with such characters as Mother and Jimmy John setting the moods ot both comedy and drama. Frogs and pumpkin shells added to the variety and lite ot the play,-making it a first success for a new drama teacher. Frantic fun rehearsals and criticisms appreciated by the cost. L - if- , lxik -S - -1 as gs J i Ks '5 Dorothy Langland Jere Larson Kay Lauderback JoAnn Lavelle Gary Leavenworth Lois Leavenworth David Levine Guy Lewis John Lewis Nancy Lloyd Larry Ligers Deanna Lile Sandy Lindley Yvonne Littleiohn Debbie Loughmiller Robert Lovell Tim Lowman Debbie Loehr Dennis Lotstedt Ev Longnecker 65 Dedicaiion Lisfening, lecTuring, and learning processes as The rouiine pracrices of school are Taken for granrecl by all. Teachers are reminded Thai They musi never sTop learn- ing and siudenis ore en- couraged To start learn- ing. Dedicaiion, enthusi- asm and concern are shrugged off as yesTer- day virtues, buf a quick glance over fac- ulTy and sfudenf body shows that These TraiTs are very much visible Today. Mrs. Josephine Frizzel 3 l sho ws her concern Mrs Suzanne Sheppard displays en- A dedicated gfudem? Thusiasm in her latin classes. Zack Lorts Gary Louden Chris Lucky Kathy Lucky Roger Lunceford Joyce Lut Dave Luther Steve Mackey Mary Mance Shirley Maquire David Manie Karen Manire Jovan Marsh Ray Marston Cynthia Martin Dave Martin Rex Martsolf Donna Mason Rodney Mathiesen Susan Mathis Debbie Matney Kelly McCleary Jim McCoy Debbie McCreary Janiece McDonald Larry McFadden Chuck McGee Donna McKee Karen McKee Cathy McKeel Carol McKenny Phil McKinnis Sherrie McMiller Jack McNa1't Bob McWilliams Pam Mealey Virginia Meier Paula Mendenhall Diane Meyers Vicky Miles Gae Miller Jim Miller Kerry Miller Monte Miller Richard Moccardine Julie Mohr Kathy Mohr Mickey Morkert Connie Morris John Mullins Linda Munson Diana Nappe Steve Nederhiser Fred Heibauer Gary Neibauer Bonnie Neill Doug Nelson Richard Nelson Sam Nelson Don Newman Trudy Nielson Brenda Nolen Vern Norquist Glen Norris 'O' 'T' 'up Nav Studenfsdcnce to t Roger Lang seTs lights for Dance iusic of The CheeTohs of The onnuol Foll Donce, Weird Vibrations' Weird VibraTions The TirsT donce of The yeor found sTu- denTs moving To The wild sounds of The CheeTohs. Grgcinized by DelTo Chi and Sorelle, iT wcis The firsT proTiT-moking Foll Dcince in severol yeors. 'Weird VibroTions wcis The Theme of This TcisT moving hop. The dcince wos one of The necessory sociol ocTiviTies for The begin- ning oT onoTher yeor, The scene was lively ond The nighT sped on os couples mode new cicquoimcinces ond renewed The old. Cosucil dress, weird lighTs, ond The mosT modern of music combined To creoTe o unique ond singulor evening. , Birdie Knox odds his orfisric l Touch. Mury Sue Sfeworr helps Sorelle decorate Sheila Norris Frank Norihrup Bob Nowafchik Diane Null Larry Odom Sieve Okell Gayle Okifa Naneife Olsen Patti O'Malley Bobbie O'Neil Don On .lack Parker Sandi Pcldberg Gale Page Silvia Pulmano Fred Palmblad Bob Pcmif Marii Parkinson Peggy Parletfe Robert Parks Cliff Parreif Karen Pearson Parsy Pearson Debbie Perkins Kay Peterson Denise Deftwiler Cathryn Phillips Lynda Phillips Mrs Jane G-bbs Home Economics Mrs Margaret Gunderson, Physical Ed Classrooms Varg The many Classrooms of Gresham l-ligh are as diTferenT as The subiecfs TaughT in Them. Many have changed Their Taces over The years as The process of modernizaTion is conTin- ued. Kifchens, swimming pools, sci- ence labs, Tennis courTs, meTal shops, language labs, small-group rooms, large-group rooms, even TradiTional English classrooms enTer The lives of Gresham sTudenTs. Eyery room, large or small, old or new, is equipped for The mosT eTTecTive Teach-and-learn process for iTs subiecT. Some rooms will be remembered longer Than oThers, buf Tew will be TorgoTTen, James Spinks, Draffing c iii ' ,,,,,,,c b M ,,,, . M, si yg .-- fiigy fffzj ,l , - gli, i ' , iss,, , I 1-'lp Tom Plesko Debbie PoTeeT Marsha PorTer PaTsy Porter Billy Powers Bob PraTT Kafhy Presley Laurie Presley Terry PrickeTT MiTch Rabe Nolan Raybourn Bill Reed Mifchell Reed Don Rentenaar Mona Reyel JaneT Richard Judy Richard Judy B. Richard Dan Richardson Benna RoberTs Suzi Roberts Douglas RoberTson Valerie RoberTson Joe Rossmiller Fred Ross Dave Ross Arlene Roullier Mike Rouff Steve Reugg Bob Rusaio Susan Rush John Russ Debbie Ruth Fay Rowlands Linda Saari Diane Salathe Rebecca Salmeier Judy Sandoval Wayne Sanders Nanneffe Saxl Alvin Schafer Perry Schneider Margie Scheizer Gay Schulenberg Darrel Sechler Brian Seiler Dan Senften Terry Serry Thomas Seveyka Doug Sharkey 71 Sophomores Gaiher For 'i - 41, ' 'Mr 'S' Sophomores become Huck Finn's ot their onnuol party if s K . li WYnfeVd Chilfon, Physics Dorris Bunch, shop instructor Miss Julie Vigelond, English , as Party and Planning Class parties continued in The fall with The Sophomore Class bringing The fun and flavor of Huckleberry Finn To The cafeteria of Gresham High. With hay bales and cutvoffs, They and Their advisors gathered in The evening To bring a sense of unity To a class of over 500. This event and Their numerous class meetings would help wield Them into a power in The race for Class of The Year- an award They later would capture with a strong showing in The Magazine. But tonight They were here for The fun, the excitement, The uniqueness of being sophomores at Gresham High School. Mrs. Patsy Crouser and Harold Weber advise The Sophs fa. f s A 4' ,U ' Q 'l Qt . T , . W 'vf'r7 A ,lf gg! . P , A 'Y I b Y V .,,,, gig.. E I . v' V .' H -'34 , it f r 't'1 r ,f we Yau? ,., . Q: yrs Y wal Amir I J fs ff, , . 1 H Robert Sharp Crystal Sherer David Shipley Kris Simkins Rhoda Simpson Mike Singerhouse .lim Sklenicka Winston Smith Scott Smothers Steve Snow Tommy Sold Madalyn Spady Bert Spain Gary Sparks Steve Sperb Mark Sroufe Candy Staley Wayne Stomper Judi Stanley Marsha Stanley Dave Steadman Charlene Steffen Jeff Steffen La Ray Stephenso Jim Stewart Joe Stingle Lewis Stockam Deborah Stogsdill Mark Stone Pam Story Jackie Strebin Janene Sturdy Wayne Surface Bonnie Swanson Jim Swanson Marshall Tanquist Judy Van Tassell Doug Thomas Margaret Thomas Dick Thompson H Vocal Music: lwags Richard Barbour, vocal music Confused Overtone warily eyes camera. Gresl1am's Overfones sang for Veterans, numerous clubs, and finally met Ramblin Rod Right O Keg Overtones spreading the Christmas spirit to TV fans. Greg Thompson Jean Thompson Jim Thompson Kathy Thompson Sherry Thompson Steve Thompson Steve Tillman Merle Tingley Barbara Todd Rick Toland Bob Torrez Verle Towle Loretta Townsend Richard Traver Barbara Trent Julius Tumbaga Debbie Unverricht Vickie Updegrade Janis Voden Mark Van Beek Trina Van Daam Linda Van Gorder Jackie Van Pelt Nancy Van Speybrock Darlene Van Voorhees Steve Waible Leslie Walker Sharon Walker Diane Warner Cheryl Watson Mike Webb Randy Weece Bonnie Weill Paula Weisdorfer Judith Weitz Dave West Marvin Westfall Darald Wheeler Iris Wheeler Stan Wheeler .gr 1 'la Www 1 'X f W iaixwew. ,. . ' x 'A xmxA x 1 A . ,hvi if 3 ' A W 4 Y A .:1 x A 1 Wmh' x . 1 - 1 W' X 55 K'..' -u, A 1. 'Q .M lbh - L X K I nw 'eports, l l orres. Secretary Q- Chris Holden, Publicity, with advisers, Dan Stevens and Miss Sharon Gardner. Sandy Field, Rec. Sec Government The Student Council tor 66-67 organized and accomplished many ambitious proiects under the guidance of Ivan Gillam, Student Council adviser, Presi- dent Greg Lorts provided'the necessary leadership aided by Vice President Stan Glover who headed the Evaluation commit- tee. The Council's outstanding achievement was streamlining the constitution and adding new bylaws, in addition to admin- istrating many charity proiects such as the Toy and Canned Food Drives. The other officers also made significant contribu- tions to the government of the school. Karin Okino, Sgt. at Arms, head of the Election Com- mittee, and Chris Holden, Pub- licity Manager did their iobs notably. Recording and Corre- sponding Secretaries, Sandy Field and Rosemary Eilertsen, and Treasurer Conni Robinson kept school records in shape. President Greg Lorts evaluates discussion T Michael White Lynne Widtel Kay Wilcox Garland Wiley Ardith Williams Dave Williams Jamie Williams Gay Wilson Jack Wilson Rose Wilson Ruth Winner Joyce Winners John Wise Eileen Wise Vicky Wolff Dennis Woods Lyle Woods Mariio Wooley Mariorie Worth Kathy Wrede Luella Wright Sherrie Wright Mitch Wulff Leian Yallup Gloriana York Vern Yeager Ken Zacharias Ray Zimmerman Bigger and Better Although the growth of Gresham High can be seen at first glance, the increase in the size of the building and the crowd in the halls between classes, there are more subtle indications. Large- ness has brought on diversification and decen- tralization. The language department has gained the newest equipment. The choir, before this time deficient in boys, can have tenor and bass sec- tions that equal the girls'. Never before have there been so many boys to choose from on the football field. Possibly though, that which is the music and athletic departments' gains has pre- cipitated the loss of a long maintained attitude. Perhaps Gresham has traded the unanimity and individuality of its smaller days for all these things. vgwwdk Mrs. Marianne OH, French, in language lub. Howard Jones, Business PublicaTions: A Rough Year u , 6 3 W.. WUIIIIQQ-5, 'F .2 H -- 2 K ' 'fzfw , if- Mark ChilTon-Argus ediTor 80 Jean Ross-Munhinofu edifor IT was a year of change for The Argus. 1967 saw The school paper go To a weekly formaT and still mainTain ifs FirsT Class rafing in na- Tional compeTiTion. IT moved inTo The big Time-and iT survived. BuT some inTerpreTed The change differenTly. To Them it was Too crifical. Don KuTcher-ph ofog ra pher Jerry Johnson--phoTo editor The Argus ran a sTory abouT a Gresham sTudenT who Took LSD- and The communiTy was shocked. Many Thoughf This and other such Topics were noT TiT maferial for high school sTudenTs. IT was a mafler of opinion. UnTorTunaTely one can'T TighT ciTy hall. ,LX.,.. ...x, , ,I ,N I rkkkyr kkrrlk K A H K A .i -surf Dan Wakefield-Argus business manager Joy Pendergrass-Munhinofu business manager Diane Farlow, Luanne Schedeen, Vikki Sfonewall Gary LeaviT'r-news edifor Don Curfrnan-sporfs editor John Hatcher-sports 81 9 4 AWK ?S,'? :cf,g-5 i22'1 5 Ufww-nwq,fWM-W muwmw. '-is .,,,mw M 1- 4'-sn'-vang 1 Ag-,cw ,s ,- . , if I s. .F Mau i X ,Q, 1 A yearbook-what is it? It is a PR book put together by a staff of 10 who give up sleep, grades, and reason for a student body of 1800, most of whom couldn't give a care it the thing lived or died- the latter of which they suspect. lt runs llimpsl on a budget ot 56,000 and only manages to get published after the staff puts in two or three nights without sleep. It is a 272 page book that gets almost no help from anyone, but more than its share of advice from experts in every cobweb-filled cranny in the school. lt is an attempt to capture in about two minutes of photographs one year of lunch- room food-tights lwhich no one wants to see printedl, tires in the trash cans lwhich no one wants to see printedl, and general classroom activity lwhich everyone wants to see printed-as they see itl. But in the final analysis it is history-skimpy, disorganized, arnateurish history of GUHS which will mean little more than paper on which to scribble hopeless drivel to a classmate in the tall, but in 20 years will be one of the most important books in someone's library. c,,r, sf ,Q , 'W5 'P9fFmH-V1 s-i- v's, L -f.::x4,fg4, ,,,. ., ,.., W, .,,,' 4,1-get M. Y? f... ,VY ,,. K . 1 NH in in . 'R 2, I . A,,fs,, E' .. Y ,-1 11. 1 lm.........,.,-4.-A Y M - ' m Q f Q , .if zgggimw Frigid log All in Hs place A fime of Barrenness And placid Qfillness. Alnnunlqiq A season ol' disappoinlmenl For Gophers whose loflg goals were shallered more Wilh each encounler. Enlhusiasm dwindled- Wilh each defeai Leaving onlg a few Loyal bul lireless Gophers To Hghl on. Qftfrley aft Q10- Q Q I 1 ' ,gzqfqfro-'eff ,QJQIQIQIQO Qltffftief Conceniraiion- Siudenis siill working fervenilg Buf noi so enihusiasiicallg As in +he season jusi past Conieni io labor on In ihe now accusiomed manner Ai iimes reaching fhe poini of drudgerg. And noi gei aware of ihe end ihai will come. , 1 'fs 1 -5' A . ,gli X , f 'Q 5 F ' 4' WM 's 1'--. Wvilk? .A . A nuff xx!! ,M ,uw-. gas ,af gg. ,, J mm mv-M!4 l ,-, No. iudenis ,.-,J 1 .mun- i. 'T -if Sixi -Seven 3 U i . L A ,nu Marg e Su meyer performs o humo ous skit or the onnuol Snoboll event ,rf Annual Qnoball Creaies lurrg A good time-maybe? 4 The Reynolds Bond X mos s look ng up K 12: 1 A 5 ,.l, 31154 ' 1 mf 3 R 6 1' : 9. y X'T y l?m K Dedication brings prolitable George Adams Sheri Adams Karen Aldinger Tom Aldinger Dennis Allen Pat Alvey Rick Anderegg Dennis Anderson Keith Anderson Nancy Anderson Peggy Anderson Mike Andrist Linda Arents Edwin Arnold Sheri Arstill Tom Arthur Kenneth Athurs Mark Aulenba cher Ben Baker Doug Balfour Janet Banning Torn Barlow Jeff Barnes Mary Barnick Mike Batcheller Pam Beasley Gail Bell Scott Bell Debbie Benner Linda Benner Janet Berglund Gordon Bettencourt get result Extreme interest in the indi- vidual characterizes many in- structors, An eight-hour day stretches into long evening hours which vanish in The correction of tests and themes. Laboring seri- ously and devoted To animate The often inanimate student, many educators discover the necessity for both self-confi- dence and involvement in sub- iect to accomplish desired aims. Neal Bialastosky Yvonne Billings Jim Biornstad Michael Blackledge Mildred Blakley Darlene Blohm Cindy Bodin Mary Bourger Terry Bourgo Kerry Bredencamp Don Brookhyser Andrew Brown Dennis Brown Linda Brown Joan Browning Sandy Bryson Donna Buix Tom Bunker Diane Burkhart Alta Burkhart Molly Burns Dan Burri Dennis Buss Ken Cahill Sherree Carey Janet Carlson Tresa Carson Larry Chambers Mike Chapman Sherry Charpentier Keith Chorrilla Lana Chilton Marcia Christiansen Kathy Coates Bill Cockerham Raymond Nelson, English - And you call this a Senior English paper'-' Mavericks Jacquie Colwell Shelley Combs Nancy Conklin Donald Cook Sherry Cook Morsho Coon Linda Coop Lindo Cooper Rick Cooper Debbie Coulter Angela Cox Peggy Cross Steve Cullison Steve Cumming Michelle Cunningham Vernon Curzon Corol Dolrymple Rick Davison Dan Dayton Allen Demeter Bruce Derryberry Howard DeYoung Sondy Dillord Suson Dixon Don Dow Jeri Donnelly Rosemory Dooley Brion Doron Mike Doty Jeff Dryden Judi Duff Joe Eorley Debbie Edmon Pat Eggers Peter Egli Mavericks look on from check points as contestant's cor stolls. coordinate Yearlg Reliabilitg Run Downtown Rally to be spurred to victory over Sunset Apollos at Homecoming spectacle. 1 l we x , xii' 1 ' pun- ' Hugh Ellsworth Roger Emery Bill Erickson Faith Fancher Galen Fancher Bob Fanshier Mike Farley Steve Farley Greg Felker Ted Firman Donna Fessler Sally Fischer Barbra Fisher Lindsey Flaherty Sharon Folsom Larry Fowler Richard Fox Alonda Franks Penny Franz Gary Frazier ms MM Bs Lqmum Usher Corp and Pub Together-ness Working together from stort to finish, two groups in this school helped to moke mony events well-ottended and smoothly run. The Usher Corp ond Publicity Com- mittee functioned quite inconspicuously Though ond very few people were owore of their importonce, Consisting of two olternoting groups, the girls in the Usher Corp could be seen in their new blue ond white blozers ot school concerts, ploys, ond musicols, os well as community events such os the Mt. Hood Community Concerts. They were olwcuys reody with progroms ond information obout the event. 512' 1 liciig Commii-lee b In or Terry Friderick Gary French Dennis Friedr Sharon Fuiimoto Dale Gailey Chuck Gardner Fred Garrett Ray Gebauer Linda Geerrz Barbara Gehrke Jerry Geiszler Melanie Gibson Louis Giglioffi Dave Ginter Brenda Gladen Debbie Goetz Larry Goins Diana Gooding Ma rgarer Gooding Neal Goodyear Sue Graves Chris Greenhow Keith Grofewold Mike Grover Gary Haemer Bill Hager Anita Hammer Jewell Hancke-H Sandy Hanke Jim Harding Party Harp Clay Harper Dale Harris Marilyn Harris Sheila Harrison Gary Hatcher John Hafcher Kris Hatton Karla Hayes Fred Heiiz '23 Posters Publicize Events an -qv' ,rxv ,Mc 4... Led by Their advisors, Miss Sharon Gardner and Mr. Dan Stevens, and their chairman, Chris Holden, The publicity com- mittee did an outstanding and Thorough iob of informing The student body ot coming events. Posters were bright, colorful, in- teresting, cmd of most impor- Tance, in abundance. V? Donna Hellickson Jerry Hendon Ray Hendon Susan Henry Terry Henry Linda Hermanson Sherrie Hoagland Carl Hoard Sally Hoeker Rick Holclridge Richard Holmes Lynn Holtcamp Bob House Don Hudgeons Dave Hudson Don Hunt Julie Hunt Larry Hunt Darlene lde Susan lrish Bob Jensen Carolyn Jensen Kevin Jensen Kathy Jeziorslci Rene Job Beatha Johnson Don Johnson Eric Johnson Linda Johnson sow Margaret Johnson Sylvia Johnson Kathleen Jones Rose Jones James Justice Brian Kadderly Mike Kamp Kathy Kample Tina Kang Jim Kellogg Sid Kelly Rose Kenagy Wanda Kendell Steve Kendell Cher Kilgore Carol Kim Jeanene Kimbrel Ken Kinoshita Randy Klobas Marsha Knight Jackie Kos? Kathy Kramer Robert Krause Don Krebs Ricky Kuykendall Larry Laduke Jory Lane Mitchell Lane Roger Lang Wayne Larsen Mike Larson Ken Lauer Jane Law Gary Leavih Henrieffa Lee Teresa Leppink Ron Lesperance Brenda Leif Ken Lewis John Lindsay John Lindsay Sally Longenecker Elaine Long Linda Losinger John Losinger Jerry Loughmiller Girl Usher ai Gaiherings Don Lucky Jim Lunan Scott Luncetord David Lusetti Bob Luster Susan MacGregor Vicki Mack Jim Mannthey Charlotte Martin Darlene Martin Debbie Martin Rodger Martin Gerry Marsh Ron Marston Clyde Mathews Sherrie Mathias Jeff Maul Tony May Jerry McCalib Ray McClanahan Jeri McCleary Sue McDoewll Albert McGee Russell McKay Bonnie McKee Wayne McKinnon Pat McMillan Cindy Mele Randy Mercer Kathy Meyers Brenda Miller Jerry Miller Richard Miller Alice Milton Janice Mishima Mickey Miyake Bob Moccardine Sue Montandon Janet Moore Sherry Moore Jeff Morey Calvin Morgan Jan Morgan Bob Morris Dorothy Morriss Kathy Muckle Valerie Munday Debra Neely Kathy Nelson Brian Netzel 1 li 4 ay I Indu trial Artists Show Much Creativitg Few know about the creations produced in the In- dustrial Arts Department ot Gresham, However, this is no indication that There is a lack ot activity in the shops. Desks, hydroplanes, and water skis are only a few of the students' projects. Several students entered a contest for updating the layout plan of the City of Gresham. The more-involved artists formed a new interest club for their department, Sigma Epsilon. Lori Newbold Greg Newlands John Nicol Gary Neilson Greg Niska John Norris John Norris Rick Norquist John Northrup Doug Odom Bill Okrcsinski Shirley Olson T 3 Q:-' -A ll 'QL' Q Q s , i X 1,-en E W 5 X Q l 62 I we ed R .494 Doug Onchi Joanne Opray Randy Orr Jim Ostrem Barbara Owes Doug Palmblad Mary Paola John Pcprocki Brad Parker Steve Parkerson Joanne Parmele Steve Pauley Torn Payne Brad Perkins Cindy Perkins John Petersen Cathy Petrak Greg Pettit Bonnie Phillips Martha Phillips Richard Phillips Barbara Philpot James Poelwiik Ray Poitras Debby Porter Patty Porter Wayne Poteet Caroline Powell Sue Price Carey Prue Kathy Pulliam Mike Robe Gary Rademacher Nora Radmaker Werner Raff Leonard Reese Bob Rentnaar Walt Reuber Loretta Reuther Dave Richard J: gi- i A R gi ,eine V? M ii .,...-.Q .,e..L B 135511: l K? X R t E s Mfgla 2' 2 Q rg lr 157 4 A - Row l: Ray Richard, Bob Richardson, Keith Richardson, Ron Richardson, Cheryl Richmond, Dennis Rieder, Linda Robertson, Jess Robinson, Myron Ralph Row 2: Vickie Rooks, Pamela Rosecrans, Janet Ross, Dave Rubio, Shirley Ruddell, John Ruebish, Bill Runge, Mike Sampsen, Jackie Sayler, Lucy Schoen born, Sharon Schulenberg. Row 3: Tony Schedeen, Norman Schiller, Ralph Schilperoort, Diane Schnider, Connie Schrader, Ingrid Shriver, Chris Schwartz Jan Scofield, Louise Searls, Scott Seller, Donna Sequin. Row 4: Odis Shaw, Marcia Shaver, Rosemary Shepperd, John Shittlett, Kathy Sherer Marvel Shoemaker, Glennda Short, Virginia Shriver, Pat Simpson, Wayne Skibba, Steve Smedley. ssemblies Provide Breaks in School Dags The Assembly Committee worked long hours in planning interesting and entertaining assem- blies tor the student body. The 60-minute class- room breaks were tilled with skits which pub- licized activities such as dances and AFS week, play and musical previews, and concert high- lights. Talented entertainment was brought to the school in the torm of magicians and musi- cians. Through the committees work, assemblies were made more enioyable and were consider- ably upgraded. J fra ,mm 3 S Gresham's Girls Model In GirI's P 104 ea gue ashion Show I Auf, Paper Dolls was The theme of The first Girl's League gathering. ln This fashion showing, girls modeled Their own clothes. At a pre-spring meet- ing, Simplicity Pattern Company provided The fashions and Girl's League supplied The models. Other Girl's League assemblies included a Talent exchange with Centennial Girl's League and a presentation from Jodi Western, former Miss Oregon Universe. This all-school girl's organiza- tion worked with Future Farmers of America in planning The Christmas Dance, The Snoball. Led by Margie Surmeyer, Girl's League saw an active and rewarding year. '44 vb fri' 4 yfwi sf ' Y'2'...' Linda Smith Nancy Smith Ruby Smith Viola Snow Irene Sogge Larry South Karen Spady Pat Sparks Candy Speck Craig Spinks Wayne Sroufe Marlene Staples Carol Stapp Dave Steele Terry Steenson Theresa Steenson Harold Stengel Cheryl Stevenson Harold Stewart Melanie Stewart Twila Stockam Bill Stone Randy Stone Kathy Stolz Dawn Strait Deborah Strand Jill Strand Laurie Stratton Charmaine Strong Glen Svaren Pat Sullivan Ted Summersett Susanna Surmeyer Del Swan Melinda Swarthout Ernie Swartsfager Frank Swirtz Roger Tash Valerie Tauscher Richard Taylor Parry Teeny D'Anne Tischler Mary Thayer Mike Thias Greg Toland Bill Tompkins Jon Turner Lloyd Turner Tom Urban Bill Vaeretti Christy Van Orsow Jane Van Speybrock Vickie Van Zandt Mae Vasey Cheryl Vertner Pam Vessello Diane Von Ahm Ron Vaughn Roger Waite Connie Wagner Marsha Wagner Tim Ward Dorothy Warren Jean Warner Susan Washburn Dave Watson Sandi Warkins John Weaver Sandy Weatherby Casey Wegner Gary Wells Terry Wells Linda Wendlen Bill Werth Sharon Wilcox Debbie Wiley Bob Willard Elana Williams Diane Wills Karen Wills Bob Wilson Carol Wilson Aaron Winegar Cindy Winkler Bill Witter Ron Willig Joanne Wheatly Suzanne Whisler Activities In and Whether it be a game of chess, a woodshop class, or the problem of learning to type, school is always a challenge. Boring, lengthy lectures develop your concentration powers, menial lousy-work assign- ments teach you to be consistent, and F teaches you to be humble, and perhaps to try harder, and just following the daily pattern of scheduled classes teaches you to contorm, However, there is another side of school that should not be over-looked. An assignment well-done gives you a sense ot pride and accomplishment, the teacher who turns out to be your triend could in- fluence your whole lite and eXtracurricular activities encourage you to be of service, a good citizen and a good sport. There is always something new to learn and always something new to teach. -R, .... i W.W, A ,.,.,, ig,,,w ' 1, Out ol' Class Intrigue the Students 157' 'lf- writ. '-sv QT! Gail White ivan Whittlesey John Whitney Bill Woods Gene Woods Kathy Wooten Craig Wright Richard Wrede Ross Wright Bob Yamamuro Linda Yeage Jeff Yeager Nancy Young Sarah Youngs Linda Zimmerman Bill Zumwalt Margaret Abts Marille Abelein Rod Akers Helene Allan Debby Allen Rich Allen Roger Alley Sue Allen Annette Altman Doug Anderson Kathi Anderson John Ansell Gene Armstrong Mike Arnell Daniel Arnold Doug Arthur Vicki Ascenzi Vernon Aschoft Rayse Askelson Carlene Balfour Sandra Ball Louise Balzer Roger Banning Carol Barker Steve Barrett Ken Batcheller Barbara Bateman Mike Beals Tammy Beals Jan Bean Patty Beard Kerry Beaulieu Greg Becker Cindy Beckley Bob Bell Greg Bell Cathi Bennett Paul Bergh Jay Berry Bruce Berver Brian Binder Cathie Binns Nancy Blackledge Doug Bloom Row l: Judy Gray, Carol Kim, Lindo Godin, Conni Robinson, Karen Okino, Terri McBain. Row 2: Carol Lester, Kathy Kramer Dorothy Sperb Sharon Farmer, Glenda Short, Gail White. lO8 Dedication Interesting, fun, dedi- cated, sincere. Each of these words describe Mr. Arthur Manchester, German instruc- tor, and explain why stu- dents enioy his classes. His truly sincere interest in everything and everyone around him makes him ex- ceptional and well-liked, Ron Bonner Carolyn Bourlier Fred Bourne Paula Bowman Steve Branch Rick Brattain Pam Briley Dawn Brown Jim .Brown Steven Brown Carol Bruns Stephanie Bryant Bryce Crouser Janice Buckner Paul Burley Dave Burns Barry Bushue Kirk Caldwell Virgil Calkins Bob Cansler Ray Cansler Sharon Carrell Jim Carruth Peggy Casterline Don Chalmers Syverine Chapman Dave Chapman Sandy Charpentier Jim Christian James Christensen Jim Claywell Bob Clifton Julie Coburn Doug Combs Ralph Comer Bruce Cook Candy Cook Darlene Cook Darrell Cotten JoAnn Coats Duane Crabtree Beverly Crane Don Curfman Melvin Davidson Dennis Davis Harold Davis Judy De Vore Liz Dickey Dave Diehl Hans Dostert 109 r A0 N.- 'X G . W ff .cl 1 rv Bill Douglas Ronda Du Vall Mike Earley Renee Eckman Sandi Eggers Rosemary Eilertsen Don Ekstrom Larry Elam Ed Elder Joanne Elia Dave Elliott Jan Engler Bill Estep Karen Fain Gary Fairchild Sharon Farmer Mark Feldman Roy Feng Larry Fisher Larry Fletcher Mike Floeter Sandra Garl Ted Garner Karen Gavin Bob Gehrke Elizabeth Gigliotti Stan Glover Linda Godin Tirn Gradin Judy Gray Sharon Grayhek Adonica Greene Mike Grier Sharon Gregg Mark Grimsted April Guenther Dale Guldenzopf Barbara Gunn Linda Gustafson Renee Hampton E ger Teachers The eornestness and informality of some teachers in the classrooms literally astounds the students, However, as can be seen from these pictures, the way to teach is to illustrate, whether directly or indirectly. Jeff Hanley Carol Lynn Hanson Paul Hanson Trenna Hardy Jim Hardin George Harding William Harper Virginia Harris Benny Hartwick Janette Hawks Kevin Hayes Donna Heiman Susi Heimel Linda Helms Jay Henkelman Lainie Hergert Gregg Herriford Don Hessel Bill Hesfon Connie Hibbard Joan Hippensfiel Margie Hoagland Bruce Hoard Aclna Hofmann Chris Holden Pat Holmes Donna Holfzheimer Marta Homer Ken Homsley Sonia Horsford Spread Enlhusias Slaves brought Emperor Dwight Fuiimoto and Empress Sandy Field to affair. Romans Gather for Annual Banquet The Latin Banquet, the highlight of a Latin student's course of study, was held in Gresham's cafeteria. lt was conducted in the usual manner: without silverware or chairs, and with students seated at low tables. The students selected Sandy Field and Dwight Fuiimoto to reign over the event as Empress and Emperor. Pontifex Maximus Jeff Morey offered incense to the gods before the dinner began. Each class presented a skit for entertainment, and awards were given for not only outstanding, but also memorable students. r .3 , Caesar watche . ww wvs.. 'sl ,,,. Paul Houck Bruce Howak Sharleen Hubbard Jean Hudin Ed Humble Gayle Hunt Robert Hutchings Jim Hutchins Awin Ickler Theresa lde Lucy Ikeda Ray Jarvis Stephanie Jarvis Steve Jarvis Dave Jauchius Jerri Jeffries Judi Jiminez Carl Johnson Dennis Johnson Joy Johnson Shawn Johnson Cecil Jones Doug Jones Kathy Jones Richard Jones Pete Jordon Marni Jorgenson Gail Kamp Balerie Kang Clinton Kelly LeRoy Kilborn Gary Kim Mitch Kim Shirley Kindred Janet Kirkham Denise Kirwan Chuck Kissinger Arlene Klester Birdie Knox Brian Knox Pat Kosera Gerri Krause Randy Kruckenberg Shirley Kuykendall Peggy Latham Dain Lauclerback Judy Lauery Craig Law Elmer Laws Curt Leach Marcia Leavitt Gail Le Cray Claire Lec Dick Leeper Carol Lester Don Lewallen Bob Lewis Larry Lintner Mike Loebl Judy Loehr :dsl-- 1 ' !?' 'Nlllnnunbf Ms., 4 First-Year Freshmen and Sophomore students became slaves of upper-class Romans. Students Enjog Roman- tgle Dinner pn. hw QQ H4 Curt Lofstedt Dan Loftin Ed Loos Frank Loren Darrell Losinger Diana Loudin Patti Lovelace Paulette Lowman Barbara Luckert Terry Lukas Anne Lundbom Scott MacGregor Sue Malone Nancy Manie Robert Mansfield Linnea Mantei Alan Marston John Mathew Diana Mathiesen Andrea Matteson Terri McBcin Janet McCoy Mitchell McKee Sandy McKenney Lewis McKenzie Tobe McKeown Julie McWilliams Vern Medford Tony Mele Paul Menser Greg 81 Dave led on trumpets ,rs Slaves protest for more wine, women, and song. Second Year enacts Judgement of Paris Demonstration of How the Romans Do gg -.Y Debbie Masseth Mea Metzger Judy Metzger Mike Miller Pam Miller Karen Mills Carl Milne Tam Milne Ann Milton John Mishima Monte Mitchell Michael Monnie Deanna Moore Larry Morgan Barbara Morkert Rita Moyer Pat Mullaney Dennis Newcomer Dennis Nelson Jim Nelson Randy Nelson Steve Nicholson Belinda Nold Diana Norris Mike Norris Bill Northrup Earl O'Dell Gregg Olson Steve Ormes Rod Orr ll5 V' Dick Owens John Padberg Karen Palmblad Steve Palmbald John Parkerson Sue Parlette Steve Parr Bob Pedigo Cheryl Penkert Gay Perkins Kraig Petersen Greg Peterson Steve Peterson Richard Phillips Roger Phillips Allan Phinney Terry Pickett Dave Pierce Donna Pierce Georgia Pierce Susan Pine Mary Pittman Cheryl Poehlke Bonnie Polivka Gary Popia Donna Potteet Gary Powers Gary Powers Barbara Prickett Gary Roab Christa Rott Wayne Rathman Derek Reeves Melody Rhodes Edward Richard Jim Richardson Gene Richman Joyce Riggs Ellen Riley Glenn Roddy Jack Roher Dolley Rolph Shari Ross Phil Roullier Darlene Rouse Clyde Rusaw Dale Rush Mary Sahli Linda Sanders Pat Sanderson Carolyn Sandoval Charmaine Saxl Greg Scales Paula Schiller Dennis Schilperoort Alice Schmidt Skeeter Shut Godi Seales Glenn Searls Dick Lee Mike 'gmhAu.Mm Ann Seroels Jim Severs Dave Sharkey Trish Sherman Chet Shaw Pete Simon Selma Simpson Pete Sinclair Donna Singerhouse Bill Sklenicka Carolyn Smith Kristy Smith Ginny Smothers Stuart Snively Glen Sogge Richand Sold Mike Sowers Billy Speck Nancy Spenser Dorothy Sperb Nick Stacy Walt Stamper Barbara Steffon Mary Sue Stewart W, , Foucault- So few people know aboqzt him, it's almost as if he's a guarded secret . . These words, written early in the school year in the Argus describe the reception and recognition given to Michael Foucault, the school's for- eign exchange student, But as the year advanced the school would come to know him and he the school. Mike Foucault was not to be ignored. Mike came to Gresham under the International Christian Youth Ex- change program, not AFS, which may have explained his escaping notice of the forces of Gresham High. Mike mans a camera as an aspiring Argus photographer. renchman it 3,6 . ...,. ,,.,P . X., , I 5 5 'f 1, - t QE ' 1 fb g ,B 1.3.2 V ,V ,S A f U S M 4 K of A i . A Q. z V R t, i ,abr The faces of Michael Foucault S' 8 it The Mang aces of Mike Terry Stiefbold Randy Stockam Martin Stone Vikki Stonewall Mike Strutz Mike Suminski Patty Surmeyer Sue Swan Nancy Swanson Steve Szabo Barbara Taylor Linda Taylor Dave Tempest Bill Terpenning Bruce Thompson Linda Thompson Molly Thompson Nick Thompson Rosanna Thompson Stanley Thompson Victoria Thompson Kay Tibbett John Todd Jean Tolva Bill Tomasini David Towle Mary Tracy Butch Trartner Ellen Travis Marilyn Tumbaga Janice Tyson Leora Urban Cindy Van Pelt Cheri Varney Debbie Vohs Judy Vons Leslie Voita Pat Waite Dan Wakefield Steve Walker Barbara Wall Peggy Weeks Doug Wellman Belly Wells Joe Wheeler Maureen Wheeler Tom Whisler Bill White Foucauli Speaks al Gradualion Miles White Heather Whifeforcl Susan Wilcox Earl Williams Sieve Williams Terry Williams Terry Williams Linda Wilmofh Jim Wills Jim Wills Mike Wirlh Martin Wise Patty Wishon Judy Woods Kiefh Woorfen Jan Wrede Dennis Wright Sandra Young Dave Young Tina Zemp Carol Zumwalf XN9? ,QQTRR 431' OFFICERS-Front: Rick Andere-gg, Ass'T. Sec., Tim Ward, Sec., Frank Kucera, V. Pres., Doug Kelley, Pres., PaT Sparks, Senr., Earl Williams, Treas. Back: Ivan Whifilesey, Ass'T. V. Pres., Hans Dosferi, Ass'T. Reporierg Bill Clendenning, Ass'T. Sent. Slaie Champion Public Speaker-Jeff Hanley. Livestock and Dairy Judging Team-Front: Rick Anderegg, Alan Marston, Robert York, Frank Kucera, Smfe Champion Dairy Judge-Rick Anderegg. Susanna Surmeyer, Mike Kendell. Back: Pot Sparks, Tim Ward, Hans Dosfert, Nick Thompson. 'W' ' Officers to State Convention-Pat Sparks, Jeff Hanley, Tim .Word, Frank Soil Judging Team-Robert York, Bill Erickson, Tim Ward, Nick Thompson Kucera, Sieve Sperb. Duane Crab-free, ew 'Ex .Ag FFA Charter Members-Front Row: Rick Anderegg, Vernon Aschott, Earl Williams, Steve Szabo, Bill Clendenning, Connie Beaman, Susanna Surmeyer, Roy Marston, Darold Wheeler, Paul Kehrli. Row 2: Bill' Thompson, Duane Crabtree, Steve Graves, Wayne Surface, Kris Simpkins, Mark Stone, Pat Sparks, Ron Marston, Bill Erickson, Larry Dutton, Jett Steffen, Steve Mackey, Roy Bund, Doug Kelley, Larry Hager, Frank Kucera, Bob Clitton, Robert York, Mark Sroute. Row 3: Scott Lane, Tom Sold, Randy Klobos, Randy Crutcher, Mike Dostert, Miles White, Tim Ward, Glenn Norris, Jett Hanley, Nick Thompson, Ivan Whittlesey, Mike Kendell, Hans Dostert, Mr. Surmeyer ladvisorl. Back Row: Steve Sperb, Dave Curtman, Dennis Schilperoort, Tony Mays, Ron Richardson. Enthusiastic uture armers Top All Club .. ' 'Club ot' the Year' Seven Consecutive FFA Parliamentary Team-Pat Sparks, Robert York, Frank Kucera, Tim Ward, Jeff Hanley, Steve Sperb. 54' This year marks the seventh year in a row that FFA has been selected for Club ot the Year at Gresham High School, a true indication of school spirit, club activities and all around leadership and respect from the other clubs. Foundation Award Winners-Doug Kelly, Bill Erickson, Frank Kucera, Tim Ward, Jeff Hanley, Nick Thompson, Alan Marston, Rick Anderegg. l2l M Speech Squad Advisors: Mr, David Curry Mr. John Armstrong Officers fe to Y x if I v in 1- ,i is iii, ,K A -K ,f :avr , , 'E L, ' L L f ee ,. S y . 1 Q 4 , I ,fy av N , , 'll .. J , , W, , yitfill Q 124-semis. 4 6 Front: Jeri McCleary, Marty Stone, Jim Braun, Lynne Didtel. Row 2: Bill Vaeretti, Barry Armstrong, Randy Stone, Dave Steadman. Row 3: Dave Rubio, Gayle Dayton, Jim Allen, Svvannee Faubion, Greg Becker, Luanne Schedeen, Eric Johnson, Charmaine Strong. Row 4: Bonnie McKee, Jeff Hanley, Sue Swan, Don Chalmers, Margie Surmeyer, Craig Peterson, Patti Surmeyer. President Greg Becker J, 1, , Vice President V-i and ICC Rep. Jett Hanley Jeff Hanley and Luanne Schecleen win at the state level. Secretary Bill Vaeretti Recording Sec. Charmaine Strong L J Historian Randy Stone if mi: -- sri 2 1. -2 A , is Q- ,.-f xiii. .1-fix kkkk K 1 L 5 . if '55-31-5' ,f ,ff 1. X -.f 61,5 . .V ' ' 'r A Margie Surmeyer placed second at state in humorous interp. ,., Q ff! Thespians wwf, f Front: Judi Forsyth, Charmaine Strong, Jeri McCleary, Sharon Grayhek, Jackie McCleary, Cindy VanPelt, Isabelle Bolle, Kathy Muckle, Luanne Schedeen Kay Kissinaer, Karla Hayes. Back: Mike Dingman, Ken Lang, Mike Monnie, Don Chalmers, Greg Becker, Mrs. l-lotrum. Officers President. . . . . .Luanne Schecleen Secretary. . . . . .... Jackie McCleary Historian .....,............ Isabelle Balfe Advisor: Mrs. Janice Hotrum J' This year the Gresham Drama Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Janice Hotrum, presented two maior plays, Miracle Worker and Room For One More , The club's senior members di- rected two one act plays, The Ugly Duckling and The Lottery , which showed the club's spirit and interest in the field of drama. Senior Men's Club OFFICERS: Dick Sunamoto, Sec., Larry Lagging, Vice Pres., Ronn Johnson, Pres., Randy Kirwan, Treas., Rod VanDaam, Sgt.-at-arms, Steve Swedberg, ICC Rep. The senior men of Gresham High, finding no club that satis- fied their desires, initiated their own exclusive service club, The club is exclusive in that only senior men may ioin. For a new club, Senior Men's is quite large. Its members partake in numer- ous activities and proiects to finance their club and support the school and community, Bottom: M. Miyake, S. Hoecker, R. Sunamoto, L. Logging, R. Johnson, R. Kirwan, R. VonDoom, S. Swedberg, G. Sexton, D. Hodges, D. Page. Middle D. Wall, L. Wiley, M. Frazier, D. Lind, T. Nelson, B. Felton, D. Seiler, J. Mills, M. Kirkwood, L. Kouppila. Top: A. Warner, R. Sythe, G. Bebe, G. Lorts M. Kendell, T. Baldwin, R. Ronnfeldt, R. Congdon, M. Wiebold. 24 x U A Front. L. Yamamuro, K. Petrak, J. Elia, J. i brel, D. Happold, N. Conklin, N. Blackledge, J. Dybvig, S. Anderson, T. Leppink, L. Thompson. Row 2 J. Rodlun, M. Stewart, S. Hoagland, S. Kindred, K. Kruckenberg, P. Sherman, C. Ashford, J. Woods, M. Thomas, M. Leavitt, K. Pulliam. Row 3: M. Abts B. Steffen, M. Abelein, M. Hereford, S. Pino, T. Hardy, M. Frame, J. Jeffries, P. McKinzey, B. McKee, D. Brown. Back: N. Young, C. Varney, N. Sandstrom D. Pulliam, J. Kost, B. Taylor, B. Rusaw, K. Lake, A. Serroels, C. Wise, J. Hudin, K. Smith. Sorelle Although not quite as monstrously large as last year, Sorelle still remains over fifty strong. This year the club has served the community by supporting a Korean orphan. Students will remember the large, multiple-flavored and -colored lollipops that Sorelle was always selling. Officers President . . . . . ...... Betty Rusaw Vice President.. . . . .Linda Yamamuro Secretary ....... ......... S ue Pino Treasurer. . . ......... Kristi Smith Advisor. . . .. .Mrs, Sandy Barker 125 ki Club The people on The slopes of MT, Hood had beTTer watch out when Ski Club is around-this year The Ski Club is The largest club in school. This special inTeresT Officers club has liTTle Time or energy left Tor other activities after plesldeml ' ' L lndc Golf h d kouf on The SIC e ever W k nd f J Vice President. . . . . .Rosemary Sheppard U Or Wor p S Y ee e rom On' Secretary ...... ..,... C hristy Larson uary Through March. These people can also be identified Treasurer V , , ....,,, ,leon ROSS by Their 'Vadlurs' sweatshirts. Sgt.-at-arms. . .... Stan Thompson Advisors. . . . .. .Miss Sharon Wray Miss Jean Thomas 3 Row T: N. Smith, J. Gunderson, M. Stone, J. Johnson, N. Anderson, D. Schneider, R. Crutcher, Miss Wray, Miss Thomas, R. Bund, L. Smith, B. Vaeretti T. McBain, L. Goff, J. Cermack, T. Gardner. Row 2: M. Abts, D. Palmblad, A. Serroels, D. Hunt, L. Arents, D. Fuiimato, J. Ross, M. Kirkwood, C. Mele B. Morris, R. Kenagy, M, Grover, M. Stewart, R. Stone. Row 3: D. Brown, L. Wendler, T. Garner, C. Bund, G. Svaren, A. Franks, J. Peters, S. Moore R. Fox, K, Bergh, S. Garner, J. Secles, J. Padberg, M. Thompson, C. Kissinger. Row 4: S. Fuiimoto, D. Coulter, R. Feng, H. Whiteford, G. Fancher P. Beard, K. Bredenkamp, D. Heiman, D. Hessel, D. Sperb, G. Felker, D. Greene, T. Schedeen, S. Hersey. Row 5: K. Brown, C. McKeel, P. Bradly, S Thompson, R. Sheppard, D. Martin, C. Larson, J. Baltz, C. Varney, J. Hessel, K. Kramer, J. Griffith, J. Hudin. T26 National Honor Societg t Row I: K.- Ulrich, T. McBain, L. Mealey, S. Graf, J. McCleary, M. Leavitt, A. Milton, D. Johnson, P. Casterline, L. Thompson, W. Schneider, L. Goff, K Okino, M. Stewart, J. Gray, C. Sandoval. Row 2: J. Tyson, S. Field, M. Fancher, S. Kindred, J. Ross, P. Surmeyer, J. Jeffries, QC. Bruns, M. Abelein P. McKinzey, L. Godin, D. Farlow, L. Porter, T. Beals, M. Rhoads. Row 3: Miss Newhouse, B. Terpening, C. McCracken, D. Pierce, S. Pino, C. Caldwell K. Smith, R. Orr, V. Hayley, D. Wills, K. Gavin, M. Miyake, G. Smothers. Row 4: Mr. Chilton, M. Chilton, T. Nelson, D. Emerick, C. Wise, G. Carlson, S. Farmer, S. Swan, M. Frazier, D. Tempest, G. Sogge, S. Thompson, B. Smothers. Row 5: M. Monnie, H. Bergh, R. Kirwan, D. Sroufe, S. Swedberg D. Chalmers, B. Rusaw, G. Lofts, N. Sandstrom, D. Turner, J. Pendergrass. all Ofticers President ......... .... D ale Sroufe Vice President ....,... ...Henry Bergh Recording Secretary .... ....... J ean Ross Corr. Secretary and ICC ....... Carol Wise The senior members of NHS felt as Treasurer ................ Beclfy .Smothers fhough fhey were being invaded when Hlslorlcm ' ' ' Vlckl Hayley the multitudes of iuniors were admitted to the club at the end of the first semester. The seniors must realize, how- ever, that the juniors outnumber them . two to one. This was Miss Hazel Newhouse's last year as NHS advisor as next year Mr. President ........... ...Steve Swedberg Chilton will ke over. Somehow Miss Vice President .............. Dave Turner R dl S N d Newhouse an NHS seem inseparable, ecor mg .ecrelmy Gmfy Son Slrom this owing to her dedication and pride Corresponding Secretary ..... Linda Mealey , H , , Treasurer ............. .. .Randy Kirwan 'rl l 'S o 9Gn'Z0l'On' lCC ....... .... C arol Wise 127 Row I: Peter Egli, Clair Shiftler, Mike Grover, Martin Barlow, Joe Earley, Jim Lunan, Mr. Smith. Row 2: Mr. Spinks, Roger Lang Rod Orr Jim Wills Denny Buss, Scott Seiler, Larry LaDuke. Row 3: Don Hessel, Randy Orr, Dain Lauderback, Stan Thompson, Roy Feng, Terry Stiefbold Row 4 Ray Jarvis Dennis Johnson, Dave Beal, Dave Sharkey, Pete' Sinclair, Gene Armstrong. Delta K Gflicers Advisors President. . . Vice Pres.. . Sec.-Treasurer. . Sgt.-at-Arms. ICC Rep.. . 128 . . .Birdie Knox Jim Wills . . .Cecil Jones Randy Orr . . . .Pete Sinclair Terry Stiefbolal Dain Lauolerback Dave Sharkey ......Rod Orr Mr. James Spinks Mr. John Smith Mavericks Officers Advisors Vice. President and Acting MV. ENC PGTSVS President ........... Secreta ry. . . Treasurer. . . Publicity.. . ICC ,...... Sgt.-at-Arms. . . ....Ed Humble . . .... Larry Linter ...John Mishima . . .Mark Grimsted . . . .Dave Young . .Richard Ruth Mr. Don Butzin av- an nf' Row I: Mr. Peters, Larry Fletcher, Ed Humble, Robert Hutchings, John Mishima, Adrian Fletcher, Mr. Butzin. Row 2: Mark Grimsted John Padberg Richard Holmes, Dan Dayton, Jeff Morey, Roger Tosh, Richard Ruth, Greg Felker, Rick Wrecle. K We 105 g 45- 1. L 'Ut I avg fha Row iz V. Kang, N. Swanson, B. Winkler, W. Schneider, D. Johnson, A. Altman, D. Merry, J. Hippensteil, J. Woods, S. Graf, D. Masseth, J. McCleai H. Whiteford, K. Jones, M. Surmeyer, L. Morgan, C. Varney, L. Huber, P. Lovelace, P. McKinzey, D. Emerick, J. Lewis, C. Dobson, l. Balfe, R. Eilertsa D. Davis, B. Knox, R. Congdon, K. Lake, E. Johnson, D. Newcomer, J. Hardin, B. Smothers, V. Hayley, C. Larson, D. Heiman, S. Farmer, T. Geisler. Row R. Monnes, C. Milne, S. Williams, B. Okrasinski, D. Lottin, D. Tillstrom, W. FeIton,,fJ. Wills, G. Bell, S. Case, R. Stone, B. Vaeretti, C. Rusaw Advanced Choir Grows and Improves Choir presents Spring Concert Music and the Arts 4, Q re' E gfgef dl 130 Gresham's Advanced Choir grew in num- bers to 70 this year. The group's activities included playing host to South Salem's choir, caroling at Lloyd Center, singing with Centennial's choir in the district concert, host- ing the Metro Choir Festival, and also presenting its own Christmas and Spring concerts. It sent tour ot its members, Conrad Caldwell, Annette Altman, Margie Surmeyer, and Wendy Schneider, to the All-Northwest Choir in Missoula, Montana. Director Dick Barbour telt that this choir was the best Gresham has had. to. i .ff , If vi , ':' H new Tom Poyne, first Baritone in stote Rinker, K. Ulrich, J. Gray, L. Goff. Row 2: M. Thompson, S. Field, M. Leavitt, Tumbogcz. Row 3: M. Miyake, J. Mishimo, S. Barrett, R. Johnson, J. Christian, Foucoult, T. Payne, D. Ginter, M. Dingmon, B. Whitter, C. Coldwell, S. Field, Student Director Margie Surmeyer lends Beginning Girls Glee 4' -sn.-,zi 'funn-., -' Ita.-'Win-g. in-L-11 lung, he--.Nunn-., S --A--...s., Aamnikll Mixed Chorus. Row l: M. Shaver, S. Fuiimoto, N. Smith, M. Harris, S. Fisher, C. Powell, B. Willard, G. Svaren, B. Netzel, J. Losinger, K. Lewis, C. Strong, L. Johnson, K. Nelson, K. Kissinger, T. Kang, M. Wagner. Row 2: L. VanDementer, P. Vasselo, J. Schank, M. Stetfle, D. Ide, J. Ross, T. Mathers, K. Grotwald, R. Hibbert, J. Berry, J. Ruebish, R. McKay, T. VanDaam, S. Wilcox, C. Stevenson, C. Sythe, B. Gladen. Row 3: D. Willis, S. Carey, D. Fessler, V. VcmZandt, Y. Billings, S. Longnecker, C. Winkler, T. Fuller, S. Lunsford, G. Niska, D. Steele, L. South, B. Felton, M. Gibson, J. Metzger, M. Stewart, B. Gunn, L. Arnts, G. White. Row 4: C. Perkins, B. Johnson, D. Norris, B. Brown, M. Dickey, R. Holmes, H. Ellsworth, L. Chambers, R. Orr, L. Ormes R. Feng, K. Arthurs, J. Morey, G. Short, S. Price, K. Muckle, P. Cross, J. Hunt, P. Franz. Vocal Music Director Richard Barbour Barbour Leaves GUHS After six years of dedicated service, the faculty and the student body will truly miss their fearless vocal music director. And fearless is the word to use when describing this man, for he endured frantic musicals, concert preparations, and long hours of stress and strife over performances and just the daily classroom routine. Respected for his determination, he is a man who would overcome daily obstacles by teaching others to overcome their problems. Surely the influence and knowledge he has passed on to his students will cause them to enjoy a fuller life of music. 132 L C-.. ..,, S , 2-2 z 'Qi Q -Q ' g tp. -- '..::'L7g-Q 979 ra .Ji Q: sf! 1 no f '5' v, JEL ' ', Q L .0 ' ' , K rl pg, -vi Q . F., 201- if.- i , . it , . i .. . . f J vwwiwi. . , .. -ww -... 4 L Boys Glee. Row T: C. Homsley, G. Bergh, D. West, D. Carpenter, G. Wiley, M. Bolfe, G. Thompson, D. Robertson, K, Benson, N. Bund. Row 2: J. Harper, T. Cherry, J. Swanson, P. McKinnis, S. Jachins, Z. Lorts, G. Cottrell, P. Jones, L. Stockam, B. Jackson, J. Thompson. Row 3. R. Toland, J. Hardin, J. Armstrong, G. Halvorson, S. Smathers, M. O'Kell, G. Leavenworth, R. Gebaner, M. Reed, K. Congdon. Row 4: B. Fuller, T. Caddy, R. Nelson, K. Holmlund, J. Glisson, S. Braittan, D. Holgren, J. Wise, K. Jeffries, G. Coffey, D. Kendall. Music tudents Train for Future Years Girls Glee. Row l: L. Freeman, M. Porter, T. LaMain, A. Clark, S. Ascenzi, C. Heintz, S. Anderson, C. Martin, B. Todd, J. Mishima, J. Kirkham, B. Bloom, L. Yegge, L. Townsend, J. Dybvig, P. Mealey, T. Leppinck, K. Bialostosky. Row 2: M. Hunphrey, C. Gigliotti, D. Brown, J. Kirkham, M. Thomas, J. Carey, B. Mathieson, B. DuVall, S, Baker, M. Revel, K. Wilcox, B. Swanson, J. VanPelt, J. Foubion, C. Brown, K. Petrak, L. Leavenworth, B. O'Neill, P. Ingram C. Gailey. Row 31 P. Ball, K. Presley, D. Perkins, D. Hornback, E. Ide, M. Howard, D. Loughmiller, S. Hersey, D. Warner, C. Sheker, K. Kruckenberg, T Gigliotti, J. McDonald, S. Hayes, D. Garner, D. Grashorn, P. Sherman, V. Shriver, S. Charlton, J. Cooper, J. Turner, L. Saari. Raw 4: L. Walker, J. Clum K. Newby, L. Brown, T. Hardy, J. Henneman, E. Wise, L. Manson, K. Ottoboni, R. Knepper, O. Hudgeons, K. Thompson, W. Kendall, K. Peterson, G Hayley, M. Geisler, D. Rouse, B. Salmeier, K, Lauderback, F. Rowlands, C. Lucky, D. Cummings. i 1 133 ,J ff' fa- , X N , - . . vw Y? :S--.. ..-I 'fn . .,,. , .s ff.:f::asf:. Y VN ' Q Fm gi yt 5 -1,3 . L' 'K I gg-'A W, 5 ,,. P K k i 1 J, ,Q wr wf mt' 51. W 'P . if . Q5 2 4 KN img , TQ H+' 95 whit PM J Ti gi. in r Glenn Sogge arranges music Tor The NoTeables. The Band Plays The Gresham ConcerT Band, wiTh The leadership of a new direcTor, Jim Kveck, compleTed one of iTs mosT acTive years, Early in The year, They were inviTed To march in The VeTerans Day parade in Albany, ln January, George RoberTs, professional Trombone player, and The band gave a Tund-raising concerT. They furTher proved Their excellence aT The MeTro Band FesTival in AsToria, where They Took TirsT place ouT of six MeTro schools. Pres. DwighT FulimoTo and SecreTary Marsha Fancher helped Mr. Kveck coordinaTe and plan The acTiviTies. The NoTeables, all also band members, recenTly were honored wiTh an inviTaTion To play Tor The PorTland Rose FesTival CourT, The NoTeables, in Their Third Trip To Reno, Nevada Tor The STage Band FesTival, placed TourTh ouT of all The groups, and second in Their division. ln a sTaTe-wide conTesT aT Milwaukie, They placed TirsT in The sTaTe. The NoTealoles filled Their year wiTh over ThirTy iobs, playing Tor various evenTs around The area. FluTisTs Nancy Blackledge 81 lrene Sogge French Horn Player Tim Gradin FluTisT MargareT Johnson Mm fwmmmimt ww Band members learned from professional trombonist George Roberts before he plays his concert date at GHS. 136 .W ff fx fs G 3 s 1 i E 3 Notables entertain at Gresham Better Living Show. Noteables Entertain lt's better now, Darrell. ' s 'Y f' f. Q VI? Q A WaQl' , f . 15. wffnffgx u . ,dy f4fQ5fa,M k A 1 A 552 if -f 1 ' Si , i IN g 'ff-'R .1 Q ,bs H' M4 X K F4 f Jg,, 4 1 Jw - wif X' Aim ' 'fn 9x 13 ,W , . Mzgp-. .. Q 1, as ,M . L, V , fr pf ,us NW.. , ' f ' 5- , A V2- 1 '42 3 3 x Q Q 'Qi g Q. You'll be lookin' down Aunt Eller. Curly. . . Laurie .... Ado Annie .... Will .....i Jud ...... Ali Hakim Pa Carnes. Accornpani Chorus. . . 138 menT. .. .4 if :vga -- Who needs Ado Annie when Gresham Hi gh Pr Casi . . . .Diane Merry Linda Goff . . .Dave TillsTrom Sieve Williams . . .Heather Whifeford Wendy Schneider . . .Jackie McCleary Sherrie Graf . . . .Eric Johnson Bill WiTTer . . . .Birdie Knox Ken Lake . . . .Wayne Felfon Dave Ginfer .. .Mike Dingman . . .Sharon Farmer Pahi Lovelace . . .Advanced Choir lid A 3 A sleepy head . . . nodding , . . droop- .H ing. , . kerplop! , .f- They have This? esenTs Oklahoma Gresham Union High School's Music De- parTmenT This year chose To presenT Richard Rodgers' and Oscar HammersTein Jr.'s Oklahoma as Their annual spring musical producTion, PreparaTion Tor The Two-performance evenT involved boTh days and nighTs of hard work, laughTer, and a mixTure of TrusTraTed feel- ings, louT casT members agreed ThaT They en- joyed This year's producTion and would gladly do iT all over again. Girls sewed Their own cosTumes, which were sTyled a la Turn of The cenTury. The dresses Took gobs of maTerial, louT were easy To make. The looys in The casT acquired Their ouT- TiTs anywhere from aTTic To Toy loox To Good- will. CosTume helped geT The casT in The mood for The producTion, iT seems, for The casT parTicularly enioyed The square dances, and had so much Tun ThaT They forgoT all abouT The audience's exisTence. l iust rope That Then . . . l Think of steer and you. Performance You've been shui up in This hole Too long, Jud, Now gentlemen, I have something in my bog I'd like To show you , , . Time AT Lasf AfTer many long, Tiring, yeT somehow saTisfying weeks of pracTice, performance Time, March 10 and ll aT 8:00 p.m., finally arrived. Members of The casT were filled wiTh varying emoTions - expecTaTion, apprehen- sion, awe . . . Some experienced Their firsT, second, or even Third cases of sTage frighT. OThers could hardly waiT To geT on The sTage To face The full house. Then, suddenly, iT was all over. The weeks of grueling pracTice wiTh all The highs and lows had paid off - casT members had per- formed Their besT, and were rewarded wiTh The knowledge ThaT. Their musical had loeen a Tremendous success - The besT musical in years. A Persian Good-bye! ga' -'Fflh 455 l askeTbaII akes gou weaT You sweoiT when you go ouT for bos- kefboll, You run ond you swec1Tc1nd you run some more when The cooich yells QT you To geT The Ieool ouT. Your lungs hurT ond your legs ore iusT obouT To Toll off ond your sure The couch oIoesn'T hcive o brcxin in his head. BUT he's gone Through cull This before ond he knows how To geT in shape. And so you run and Then run some more. If you're lucky you iusT may be in shape by The Time The season sTorTs. If noT - you suffer unTil you cure. J 5 df, All Divisions Plag Tough Ball 'qv g , of ii? vf ' Q B Y I 5 3 Q Q ei!- ww' When You Husile You Gei ihe Shois 8 I i i Is H Baskeiball Dr Ballei? iff if 21 Wresilingz A One Man Show Q, Q 0 1 - .... was :Q ' 'S -awning 2, ,,,1 B. B. ,, lf1 Varsiig Front: Ed Arnold, Jim Lunan, Dick Sunarnoro, Dwayne Page, Loren Frank, Neal Bialosfosky, Micky Miyake, Keith Richardson, Ron Bonner, Doug Arthur, Curt Hansen, Don Krebs, Randy Stockham, Bob Yamarnuro, John Hatcher. Back: Dan Elam, John Nicol, Gary Hatcher, Masa Miyake, Mike Ouchida, Don Steele, Mike Thias, Jim Hardin, Scot Seiler, Bill Erickson, Dan Cunningham, Don Hessel, Bill Thornisini, Coach Randy McMichael. 152 irsi Varsiig Champions we 5 Front: Dan Elam, John Nicol, Gary Haicher, Masa Miyake, Mike Ouchida. Back: Don Steele, Mike Thias, Jim Hardin, Scott Seller, Dan Cunningham, Don Hessel, Bill Tomasini. Second Varsiig Champions Front: Ed Arnold, Jim Lunan, Dick Sunomoio, Dwayne Page, Neal Bialostoslcy. Bock: John Hatcher, Curt Hansen, Randy Stockham, Don Krebs, Bob Yarnamuro. When You Win IFS Greai - If You Win w 155 Frosh Disiricl Place Winners Roy Akre+lsT, Ken Harden-Afh, Kent Jeffreys-4th, Bob Torrez-lst, Jim Miller-4th, Neal Buncl-3rd, Kelly Jensen-3rd Junior Varsilg Front: Marty Brill, Ray Akre, Tom Plesko, Kelly Jensen, Scott Fuiii, Jim Swanson, Dale Ballard, Dove West, Jim Jernsiedf, Joe Hardin, Dennis Tate, Dan Hodge, Ken Wilson. Second Row: Coach Tony Cursforfh, Neal Bund, Ray Marsfen, Steve Hatcher, Jim Miller, Rick Grimsted, Alan Jacobson, Larry Rifmiller, Mike Balfe, David Wheeler, Paul Kehrli. Third Row: Mike Gerdan, Bob Rusaw, Brian Fuller, Ken Harden, Bob Torrez, Buddy Egger, Mike Bourgo, Larry Dufton, Kent Jeffreys. kmywmmkh .Mgr- U1!!lcj. K 7 ,Y i,,.,, Wxzkh I Koihy Ulrich Sandy Field Leslie Morgan Varsiig Girl Lead Yells KATHI ii N' il abgisn f 1- 1. '-.J L' f' , il .lf ffl ,fic 1 f A 1 .Qgglf 4 f s -5 ., g. ffB, .l5f' ,. is ,si f- . ,vz.-wsu ll, x xx 05 5 iv N 1, h, V yi ' Q, r Carol Wise Kathy Jones lt was a year full of exciting football anal basketball games, lively pep assemblies, and many hours of practice for this year's Varsity Rally. At games, their excitement was contagious and spread through both the team and the student body, Rally Incites Pep s C ' ,,, , - Linda Sanders Rosemary Eilertson Clint Kelly ppp-v-up sg w,,,.,..T.,. ...,.,,- ,-ew---N--Q--re-fm-uugwg Sharon Fuiimoto, Faith Fancher, Chris Hatton, Tina Kang, Sharon Wilcox, Kathy Muckle, Lana ChilTon JV and Frosh Rallies Cheer The Frosh and JV Teams were sup- porfeol and cheered on To many vicfories by Their Two spiriTeal rallies, Chosen aT The beginning of The year, The Frosh rally worked hard TogeTher To become a precise and enThusiasTic group. The JV rally, Too, was able To inciTe an urge To win in boTh The Team and The crowd. 1O,...... 5. I A In N Q' qllz 5 A ' f ag-Q sd x 1, . .... Underclass eam -Q at F Marsha Porter, Donna Grashorn, Connie Kern, Kcy Lauderbock, Bonnie Swanson, Gayle Okitcl E .cle 1 K f x A - im if L of Liu, .uw ef 1 153 so inn! up .5---n-Q..-f6 ' 'Musk Lk f e in Q ' L' M, e,.,p3'P one M.--Q, ..-af fax . asf Q oy Ea 4 'j 4. F' new R in M i Q i..1 i- , lf S :LQ H Brighi and Colorful The season ol' romance and dreaming lured Gresham sludenls Awag from accuslomed doldrums- foward carefree release. The melancholy disease of Spring Took ils loll as many capiialized On unsanciioned holidays. The spirii of old Oregon revived Ai lhe Gopher l'oun+ain ol' fun - Kah-Nee-Tah Occurrences Shan ge evenis Siudenl originaliig gleamed. A need of recogniiion - A desire io be unique In one's feais Scholarly? - Noi always Bui deliniielg challenging. Requiring special skills As well as excessive courage and deierminaiion. Teachers Laugh, Work and Seek Mr. David Curry, Speech, Mrs. Josephine Frizzell, English M J Th mos To Guide Several new faces ioined The more familiar ones among our faculTy This year. Coming from Woodburn, Oregon, Mr. BenTon Dailey joined our Modern Problems and World Hisfory sTaTfs. From MT, Vernon, Oregon, wiTh a populaTion of 403, Mr. David Curry broughT his pleasing wiT and humor To aid him as he Taughf Speech. Each fiT in well among all of The faculTy members as The enTire Taculfy aTTempTed To guide and aid Gres- ham sTudenTs. Mr. Benton Dailey Modern Problems, World HisTory Jim Green, Modern Problems Sandra Barker, Engl ish Interesting Teachers and Activities Circus Interesting cmd unusual events were a vital part of this years activities, Many well-planned assemblies provided a welcome break from classes as did the cir- cus performance in our gym by the Clackamas High School Circus. Several new clubs were formed and some of the older clubs, such as FFA, received much deserved rec- ognition. Again this year they added many new trophies and awards to their already large collection. Clackamas High School Anthony Cutsforth, Biology H 'ghl 'ghi Y Mr. Parnell receives honorary membership at annual FFA banquet. 'Mum if kvyk i lim!! 4 .,,,,Q 'E W-rr The Miracle Worker A Doctor .,.. KgTe .... Keller .... Helen. . . Morfhci .... Penny. .... Aun1' Ev .... James ..... Anognos ..... Annie Sullivan .... .. Viney ........ . , . .Greg PeT1'iT . . . .Ellen Riley ... . .Jeff Holnley .. . .Kciy Kissinger Chcirmoine Sfrong . . .Jeri McCleciry .Peggy Cosferline . . . .Sfeve Borreff Michael Dingmon ...lscibelle Bglfe . . .Judi Forsyth Involvemenl 5. A ral 5 is CreaTes Sense Of Accompli hmenT The Miracle Worker proved a huge success, as casT and crew showed compleTe involvemenT. The realiTy of The acTion was presented Through The groping, search- ing, violence, and finally The discovery. This discovery of meaning can be found in The classroom, Too, as one becomes involved. Concerned enough to help. WfQ0QE0!il'MlTbllia ,ue - , .gs A Busg Year Violence and fear teach, but understanding cares, Human understanding is needed To Teach. The Miracle Worker played to a large audience. For All Exx A serious moment for thought. Smiles and laughter often visible. 0 A short break Zieg Heil! . ,-A , ...,. . fe ond X NJ 5 'K + Prom gm i 3 rw 3 On The evening of Moy 13, iunior clclss decororors held Their breofh os prom goers srrolled Through The doors of The PSC Bollroom onol viewed fish ner ond poper seoigulls sus- pended from The ceiling. As ecich individual ccilmly surveyed The surrounding gorb, The evening progressed with enrerroinmenr by MT. Hood Communiry College performers and music by Joe Dordis ond his bond. Q 9 , E TL i ' . WS. .vii . ,V W- M Q f YM.i-, xg f f 2 A 'R EP :aff fi Y NR rl if i Q . A .Q-4: W M, .L uv- 'W . ! 179 g3ESH44, In Track Track is o grind, Whether you run or jump or throw-it's still ci grind, At the end of o run you wish you could die-ond you're ofrczid you might. Every muscle oches ond oir for breathing is non-existent. When you heft the shot it doesn't feel like much-lout try tossing it ond see the difference. So you work out with weights until you think you ore recidy ond you try. And it's not enough. But you try. I gi irc 1 'Eff Q ESHA giikwg QS N is LQ You Eai Your Heari ui f A m :h H, 5 : 1 mix: h,m,V ,,, h ' . -- W,,kL -:--W f 215321 -fe -: 1 .h F13 S 'S v 22 49: E ,E x ,MW 2 5 1' I if 'L ,., ,-.- ,- 2 4319.4 I ,i,,3 I 5, Q MQW E f fg if K I 2' W, I Y 4 ,Q is Q A we 'HMP Q Q' L , Q, gf 'W -. V , ww I Aa 2 iw H ,h ,, -'LL fl I .1 f 7 , V 4 , g VJ V! K as , ,1 4 K E, 4 I V J 1 'Q' Q 5' I -,,, ' , ' - tw? 1. -1 f WL 1 - Za? 0 A .4Q1Yq 5', 3 , H, i Q , ,,,, V , .3 .. ,,A, i , H Q H W ,fv,,,mL , A L 6 I ,,-. KQV' K L wi I f 46241 3' fa m 5 Qv 4 . ' ' .ky x , , ,ag H -A L Q fu , , ' ,W ' .gf C. '21 , 'M f ' ai ,, 'E . Y M y A W 4 ., , . . 4, 5 g V Q fi Ig 3 A V . V eggs' Q ,, yrs Q 4 f ,,,. V 'L f ,uv 'fA'x'M ki. M1 5 gf ' W 'O 15 vii A 4 ' W 0 I ' I WA ' Us A 'V 4' ei 3 ' ll 'ng H, I , B a , , 4 ,, 5 fl if 4 , . sf F' 3 ' 5 . A fQ' Q4 K - ' ? ga W f- 1- W , M 'Q 'ig' Q we , J if 3' L s- rj if 5' ' Q J' k k L' ' ' w , :M F 1 .. , . J V Q ' 4 A f 4- , 4 H wwf- V? wg' , 1 W , VJ , L A ' M J yhm. f W 184 ,,VV , ,GA ' 1 ,M ,, ,Wm ,,,.,-W ,,,,w.,. ,- I faq, ,A ,., 3 ,', li., L, gum aan., ..s.,..-as 4. W. rn, my -s 3 ! Q J,f km in Varsiig Track , - , .. Front: Ted Williams, Dave Rubio, Don Wills, Doug Anderson, Craig Spinks, Ray Akre. Second Row: Jim Claywell, Stan Thompson, Bill Witter, Pat Tanner, Randy Mannes, Allan Marston lmanagerl. Third Row: Mark Caldwell, Jeff Hanley, John Weaver, Steve Williams. Coach Bill Watkins. The Strain Tells T V li 185 235 .sg if ii Q1 5 3 :ii Junior Varsilg Track Front: Richard Phillips, Ron Vaughn, Keith Richardson, Gary Leavitt, Bill Erickson, Clarence Shiffleff, Don Curfman lmanagerl, Bob H h. . . uic ings. Back Row. Coach Tony Cutsforfh, Roger Tash, Howard De Young, Bob Fanshier, Ray Jarvis, Don Krebs, John Hatcher, Jory Lane, Loius.Giglio1'fi. 86 W Y , . TM k ,.. xx.....,, , i ,, - . 11' N K M , , H Frosh Track A A ..- , Q Front: Ray Akre, Larry Ritrniller, Fred Palmblad, Keith Hergert, Terry Serry, Randy Crutcher, Gary Neibauer, Duane Westfall, Torn Fornoft, Gary Leavenworth, Ray Marston. Second Row: Coach Jim Wilson, Robert Parks, Steve Hatcher, Mike Balfe, Mark Rosenlund, Kip Hammett, Rick Lane, Steve Snow, Buddy Egger, Terry Prickett, Lewis Stockam, Brian Fuller. Third Row: Mike Caldwell, Kent Jefferies, Bob Torrez, Greg Coffey, Mike White, Dave Martin, Steve Brattain, Kim Crisp. gn-....,.. - of .. . .M M-Q Q TANK ...,, - V. . kr. fl ...fe-' Q . , Y Ak , , ., c.., We v i. s55i,,. . H os -., -,i.L ,w'-,- ,Ji f 7 e n E I F l ,,, ,, aseball I A Team Spori Seen Bg A Few Baseball is The national pasiime but you wouldn'T know if by looking at a high school baseball game. lT's like The Little League--parents and friends show up. But you play baseball-if The game isn r rained out land if often Times isl. You swing at The ball, field the hits- all unobserved. But not quife, People are There-important people. People wiTh scholarships-money To fi- nance your college or a bid To a major league. Bu? nobody sees you-picking up all The marbles. X Varsity Baseball i il Top: Couch Ted Owens, Myron Rolph, Paul Bergh, Mike Miller, Dcin Loftin, Jim Wills, Jim Wills, Dove Elliot, Don Ekstrom. Bottom Jim Corruth, Steve Swedberg, Craig Low, Roy Hornbeck, Dove Shczrkee, Richard Holmes, Dan Seiler. 19 0 Frosh 'A' .Baseball Front Row: Jock Glisson, Don Ott, Rory Bund, Don Elcxm, Don DuVoll, Rick Krieger, Doug Shorkey. Bock Row: Neal Bund Winston Smith, Kurt Hanson, Kerry Miller, Gary Louden, Mike Bourgo, Doug Humphrey Icoczchl. 192 Junior Varsity Baseball K a t i' - ... A , , C t t 35 ' Front: Rich Cooper, Bill Douglas, Ken Lauer, Craig Wright, Bob Willard, Casey Wegner, Don Coiteux, Wayne Sroufe. Back: Greg Bell, Larry Elam, Greg Niska, Scott Seiler, Curt Nappe, Greg Tolond, Greg Newlands, Coach Bob Gray. Frosh 'B' Baseball T Front: Wally Barger, Bob Homer, Zack Lorts, Pete Kissall, Bill Clendenning, Alan Jacobson, Steve Okell, Dale Ballard lmanagerl. Back: Dan Carpenter, Joe Rossmiller, Mike Webb, Steve Sperb, Bill Lang, Lloyd Baird, Rick Toland lnot picturedl. P93 , Golf Team Marty Stone, Sieve Thompson, Steve Tillman, Bill Vaeretti, Roger Long, Chuck McGee, Wayne Sanders, Doug Ounchi, Steve Garner, Glenn Carlson, Jake Clay, Henry Bergh, Don Hessell, Mike Wirth, Bruce Nowak, Mike Kirkwood, Bob Hawes lcoachl. T94 Girls' Junior Varsitg Tennis y Minnie Richards lcoachl, Jane Gunderson, Janet Ross, Jean Ross, Linda Kotzian, Joy Pendergross, Toni Geisler, Becky Smothers lnot picturedl. l96 Girls' Varsity Tennis Laura Pliska lcoachl, Sandy Bergh, Kathy Nelson, Mary Sahli, Debbie Edmon, Nora Radmoker, Debby Porter, Sandra Young, Ruth Winner, Rose Kenagy, Linda Arents, Glenda Short. Boys' Varsiig Tennis Glen Svoren, Kevin Jensen, Dove Pierce, Mike Foucoult, Dove Tillstrom, Cecil Jones. l3..---' l--.. 2-.- ll--,-'le 1- e e o Mike Loebl, Rodney Orr, Milton Cusferline, Neal Biczlostosky, Kent Lewis, Bill Jackson, Dove Kendall, Greg Felker, Randy Orr, Jim Hardin, Randy Stone, Terry Kotzicmn. The Mang Moods of Dur Marine bond entertains of assembly. Diligen? Mr. Smith. Mr. Syron enioys his break. MV- DUBOSC P0565- 5 ' fi Teachers f ' if 72 Miss Gardiner. 'WOW -..., Mr. Lindsay. Arlene Greening K f --its iff- ',.:.f,::33:1iT5:5-.,,:, Teachers ai Work or 2 Lucille Crouser. Miss Wray works on history novel 200 Girls' League ond FFA plon Snoboll. um-uQ '. -.... L Q hu. ., 5' 2 f iw. rrrrrr f WY! A M... X M HA , r r ' ' , Q Don Knight figures grades. ! ,ff Floyd Iverson, , ,V -4, f,1m,f I f .. - E I r --...Q-fr. 1 M l vw .A . ,,.-ni 521. Moth teacher Doug Humphrey. Ez I Y 5g I 2 2 Q sf bf ' 5 I 3 V .f- ' ' i 4 Laura Plisku poses. I Lisfening cmentively is Miss Sora Schmidt. Tables Turn: Bugs an-gf - W..... , .,r, ff , . 1, 2' :egii V 4 gg . , , Q , I 6 W2 3 .W Q sf . , my ,.Wyg,m-fl Q 4, AW , , 2 1 in Official Girls' League welcome. Diligeni or asleep? . bi, - xx. MB' -..AA A typical Physics class. W Q V ll' 2 .Aim I i sf Moods and Scenes j -l jg if msn W nv-Q National Merit Finalisfs, VYYXY5h1f 1 i . ,J L, N H 'JL L l Wf .,.H g'W1 al ' l I Q i ,. ,, . .. 1 1 ,,i. Li v V. V+ 4.1. 'A J ii 'l . H if v i , , , 1 ' Q 0 fi l i from Ang Dag sr' ii!! fd Sv, .Q 'dems 4, Qi-if Schmidt-lapps U.S. team. A dedicated teacher hard at work. fi M QM W 5 ,W X Lunch Yhe last day-no food. Dennis Anderson Jodi Anderson Kay Anderson Terry Aldinger Wm., Y 20 Chorloffe Ashford Evelyn Boker Lindo Tom Bd Isabelle Bolfe Nodine Bornfs as -6 '-3' Debbie Barger Retha Bartholomew Launa BeaT'ry Gregg Beebe 'bil' Sue Benner Georgia Bennefr Henry Bergh Karen Bergh Ava Black Glenda Bryson Linda Bryson Cathy Bond Ruth Burkhart Jim Burns Conrad Caldweil Mark Caldwell 7 Louise Cameron Carlson Carpenfer Muck Carpenter Ron Carpenfer Sfeve Case Shgron Cafe Joyce O Glynola LeeAnne Walter Chapman Mark Chilton Duane Colen Sfeve Comer Ray Congolon Jim Coppola ETTa Creech 'wi Sue Dailey Jim De-Boer Meloclee Dailey if Ryan Crufcher Bill Davis 25 H nw Dan Cunningham Raylene Dahl Ms... fa f-an Vw in bus 'aqui Bill H. Davis Diana Davis umm , 5 Q Wwe Q li Mike Dingmon Fritz Dobin Cothi Dobson Ken Don POUI DUDIGD Sharon Dunn Dicme Emerick RICI4 EVWGVY Marsha Foncher Bob Forley wif w Diane Farlow Janice Farrar '1tv Lee Ferris n Fessler Sandy Field Scoff 45325 Blayne Felfon Wayne Felfon FQ :rw I'-0-A f as 1'-,ip 1.'..wfv Adrian Fletcher Jerry Foreman Judi Forsyth Mike Foucaulf Roy Fowler Pat Fox 'OV 'M' is Tim Frace Karla Franz Monre Frozier Don French Dennis Frornrnelf DwighT FuiirnoTo Truoli Gardner Roger Gorlond Sfeve Garner John Gornerr Bull Gcxrrerr Ton: Jlm Gilford Lindo Goff Sherrie Graf Mel Grohcxm Carol Groshorn Kossie Groven Leon Gress John Griffith SOVWCZIVG 'Q jc iz My 9 A 4' 'Jog M Wlvfi , K NW Qi L. 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V - 3 , ,, ,N-vm,-x is 'V-3.5 l l . . .,.Q S x X X, is ,w my S Dale Sroufe ME' Marlen Sfaples Don STeele Diane Sfeffem Dianne Sfein Dan Sfrogsdill Richard Sunamofo Margi Surmeyer Steve Sweolberg 4 Rick Syfhe, Jeff Tacker Lee Tallman Pgf Tqrmer ,L 15'- rr R Roh Taylor WSSIGYAVUW Th0mC'S Marsha Thompson Sharon Thompson 2 22 Joyce Tilgner Dave TillsTrom David Turner Karen Turner Kaihy Ulrich Jeanne Wakefield Michael Waison 4 Rod VOD DOOM David Vohs Jerelyn Wagner Dave Wall Diane Emerick John Warren Julie Weberg Deanna Whife Mark Wiebold Janice Weece Leland Wiley Teol Williams DOH Wills Linda Wilson BeTl'1 Winkler Randy Winner Neil Winfers Carol Wise Gary Wolcoh' Nifa Wolfe Pfiscillfl Wflgllf Lif1OlC1 YOWGVTIUVO Roloeri York Kafliy Zierner 6 Kay Clair Andersen, Sorelle l,2, Pep Club 2. Evelyn Louise Baker, Transfer 3, Pep Club, President 3. Linda Marie Baker, Pep Club, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Snoball Princess l, Princess on Spring Court 2, Student Council Rep. T, Homecoming Princess 2. Isabelle Rachel Balfe, Thespian 2,3,4, Historian, I.R.L. 3,4, Choir 3,4, Girls League 2, Argus l, Swimming T, Plays 2,3,4, Actress of the Year 4. Nadine Barnts, Vocal Music T. Charles Gregg Beebe, Mavericks 2,3, Senior Mens Club 4, Swimming l, Argus 3,4. Susan Cleona Benner, Tumbling Team 2. Henry Louis Bergh, National Honor Society 3,4, Vice President 3, Varsity Golf l-4, Captain 3,4, Member of Metro League All-Star Team 4. Karen Marie Bergh, Band l,4, Marching Band T-4, Sorelle 2. Faye Beatrice Blohm, Girls League Sergeant-at-Arms, Junior Class Treasurer, F.T.A., Pep Club. Susan Jeanne Brocanelli, Publicity Committee T, Student Council Rep. 4. Glenda Rae Bryson, Girls League T, Usher Corps 2. Catherine Denise Bund, Publicity Committee l, Sorelle 3, Ski Club 3,4. Ruth Ann Burkhart, F.H.A. l,2, Sorelle 3. Conrad Doyle Caldwell, Letterman's Club, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Vice President 4, Choir l,4, Overtones 3, National Honor Society 4, Frosh Football, Basketball, Baseball l, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Football 2-4, Varsity Basketball 3,4, Varsity Baseball 2,3, Football Honorable Mention, Metro League 4, Student Council Rep. l-4. Mark Stephen Caldwell, Delta Chi 3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Senior Men's Club 4, Frosh Football, Basketball l, Varsity Football 3,4, Varsity Track T-4. Katherine Louise Cameron, Usher Corps, Vice President 4. Glenn Edward Carlson, Order of G 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Frosh Football, Basketball, Baseball T, J.V. Football, Baseball 2, J.V. Basketball 2,3, Varsity Football 3,4, Varsity Baseball 3, Golf 4. Michael Erven Carpenter, Delta Chi 2,3, Sergeant-at-Arms, Football l,2, Student Council Rep. T,2. Steven Lewis Case, Choir 2-4, Overtones 3,4. Sharon Annette Cate, Usher Corps 2, Sorelle 3. Joyce Pauline Cermack, Pep Club 2,3, Ski Club 3, Publicity Committee. Lee Anne Chandler, Oliver 3, Miracle Worker 4. Mark Daniel Chilton, National Honor Society 3,4, Argus Staff l-4, Sports Editor 3, Editor 4, Munhinotu Sports Editor 4. Ray James Congdon, Delta Chi 2, Senior Men's Club 4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Choir 2-4, Frosh Football, Basketball l, J.V. Tennis t,2, Varsity Football 3,4, September Athlete of the Month, Student Council 4. James Joseph Coppola, Senior Men's Club 4, Football 3, Cross Country 2, Track 2, Band l-3, Marching Band T-3, Munhinotoots 2. Henrietta Creech, Usher Corps 3-4, Publicity Manager 4, Publicity Committee 3. Raylene Kay Dahl, Tumbling Team l,2. Diana Jean Davis, Youth For Christ l,2. William Charles Davis, Frosh Football l, Mavericks 2, Noteables l-4. Michael Dingman, Forensics 2,3, Chess Club -President 4, Thespians 2-4, Class Plays l-4. Fritz G. Dobin, Football 2. Cathi Lynn Dobson, Sorelle 2,3, Choir 4, Student Council 3. Paul Vernon Dunlap, Baseball l, J.V. Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball 3. Richard Neal Ekwall, F.F.A. 2,3. Diane Elyse Emerick, Sorelle 2, Pep Club 2, Girls League Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Argus 2, Choir 3-4, Treasurer 3, Munhinotu Staff 4, Student Council Rep. 4. Marsha Rose Fancher, Ski Club Treasurer 3, Girls League Publicity Manager 3, Xantho 2-4, President, Rally T-3, National Honor Society 3,4, Advanced Band 2-4, Marching Band l-4, Band Secretary 4. Diane Farlow, Alpha Gamma Point Recorder, Argus Staff 3,4, National Honor Society 4, Transfer from California 3. Blayne Kyle Felton, Delta Chi 3,4. Wayne Lyle Felton, Lettermen's Club 3, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Track 2,3. Lee Ann Ferris, Transfer from California 4, Student Council Rep 4. Robin Adele Fessler, Swimming Team T. Sandra Marie Field, National Honor Society 4, Rally l-4, Student Body Secretary 3,4, Spirit Girl of the Month 4, Friendliness Senior Hall of Fame, Choir l-4. Walter Scott Field, Delta Chi 3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Choir 3,4, National Honor Society 4, Frosh Football, Basketball T, J.V. Tennis l, J.V. Football 2, Varsity Basketball 2-4, Basketball All-Metro Team, Valuable Player Award 4, Varsity Football 3,4, Honorable Mention for All-Metro, Varsity Baseball 3, Varsity Track 4, January Athlete of the Month, Student Council 2-4, Senior Class Vice President. Lawrence Adrian Fletcher, Mavericks 3, Football T, Wrestling l, Cross Country Manager T, Track 3, Track Manager T. Jerry D. Foreman, Delta Chi 3, F.F.A. 2,3, Football l. Judy Louise Forsyth, Sorelle 3, Thespians 4, Red Cross President 4, Publicity Committee l, Class Plays l,4. Michael Patrick Foucault, Exchange Student from France, l.R.L. 4, Varsity Tennis 4, Tennis Metro League All-Star 4, Choir 4. Roy Lee Fowler, Advanced Band 3,4, Munhinotoots 3,4. Monte K. Frazier, Senior Men's Club 4, Student Council Rep 1, National Honor Society 4. Donald Elvin French, Baseball 1, Golf 2. Dwight Hiroshi Fujimoto, Ski Club 4, Wrestling 1,2, Band 1-4, President, Noteables 2-4. Trudi Ruth Gardner, Ski Club 4, Choir 3. Roger Charles Garland, Mavericks 2, Baseball Manager 1, Varsity Football Manager 2, Track 3, Argus 3,4. Steven Arthur Garner, Football 1, Track 1, Golf 2-4, Advanced Band 2-4. John Mac Garnett, Football 1,2, Tonette Ann Geisler, Girls League Rep 1, Sorelle 2, Xantho 3,4, Publicity Manager, J.V. Tennis 2,3, Varsity Tennis 4, Choir 3-4, Munhinotu Staff 4. Lynda June Goff, Ski Club President 4, Vice President 3, l.R.L. Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Sorelle 2, J.V. Tennis 2, Varsity Tennis 3, Band 1-4, Munhinotoots 1,2, Choir 4. Sheryl Lee Graf, Choir 3,4, Sorelle 2, Xantho 4, Overtones 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Swimming 1, Munhinotu Staff 4. Carol Ann Grashorn, Sorelle 3. Cassandra Gay Graven, Sorelle 2. Leon Lawrence Gress, F.F.A. 4, Varsity Cross County 3. John Russell Griffith, Ski Club 4, Football 2-4, Basketball 2, Baseball 1-3. Jane Marie Gunderson, Ski Club 4, Band 2-4, Transfer from North Dakota. Betty Jean Hartley, Pep Club 2, Sorelle 3. Kathryn Marie Hartney, Spanish Club Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, I.C.C. Rep. 2. David Fred Harvey, Senior Men's Club 4, Delta Chi 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1, Wrestling 2, Baseball 1,2, Band 1,2, Marching Band 1-3. Vicki Susan Hayley, National Honor Society 3,4, Historian, Volleyball 1,2, Varsity Swimming 3, Choir 3,4, President, Music in May 4. Keith David Henshaw, Sigma Epsilon President 4, Argus 2,4. Roderick Steven Hibbert, Transfer from Texas, Choir 3. David Richard Hoard, F.F.A. 3. Daniel Guy Hodges, Senior Men's Club 4, J.V. Wrestling 2. Steven Lee Hoecker, Delta Chi 2,3, Senior Men's Club 4, Football 2, Track 1,2. Suzen Joy Hoecker, F.H.A. 2-4. Raymond Gene Hornback, Basketball 1, Baseball J.V. 3, Varsity 4, Transfer from Bend, Ore. Linda Eileen Jimmerfield, Ski Club 4, Centennial Transfer. Donna Mae Johnson, National Honor Society 4, Choir 3-4. Gerald Bertile Johnson, Argus Staff 1-4, Photo Editor 4, Munhinotu Staff 4. Oscar Holmfred Johnson, Mavericks 2,3, Publicity Manager, Senior Men's Club, Football 1,2, Wrestling 2, Track 2. Ronny Dale Johnson, Centennial Transfer, Mavericks 2, Delta Chi 2,3, Senior Men's Club President, Football 1, J.V. Track 2, Varsity Track 3, J.V. Wrestling 2, J.V. Football 2,3, Overtones 3, Choir 2-4, Student Council Rep. 2-4. Alex Douglas Kelley, F.F.A. 1-4, Vice President, President. Michael Edward Kendell, F.F.A. 1-4, I.C.C. Rep. 4, Senior Men's Club 4, Football 1, Nat'l Convention Representative for F.F.A. 4. Sharon Anne Kirk, Usher Corps 4, Red Cross 4, Youth For Christ 3,4. Michael Ross Kirkwood, Ski Club 4, Senior Men's Club 4, Delta Chi 2, Varsity Golf 3,4, Football 1-3, Wrestling 1,2, Baseball 1, Band 1,2. Randall fPeter Kirwan, Mavericks 3, Senior Men's Club Treasurer 4, National Honor Society Treasurer 4, Central Catholic Trans er 3. Cheryl Ann Knight, Senior Transfer, Student Council 4. Frank Joseph Kucera, F.F.A. Secretary 3, Vice President 4, J.V. Football 2, J.V. Track 2. Donald Ralph Kutcher, Argus Photographer 1-4, Munhinotu Staff 3,4. Larry CErlHLagging, Mavericks 1-2, Senior Men's Club Vice President 4, Football, Baseball 1, J.V. Baseball 2, Varsity Base a 3. Kathy LaRae Lake, Sorelle 3,4, Publicity Manager 4, Pep Club 2, Publicity Committee 1-3. Kenneth LeRoy Lake, Mavericks 2,3, Choir 2-4, Overtones 4, All-Metro Choir 3, Musicals 2-4, Frosh Baseball 1, Naval Reserve. Linda Louise Lane, F.H.A. 1. Carol Louise Langland, Tumbling Team 1, Counseling Office 4. Barbara Christine Larson, Sorelle 2, Ski Club 3,4, Secretary 4, Choir 3,4. Claudia Levine, California Transfer, Argus .4. Janette Marie Lewis, Sorelle 2,3, Treasurer 3, Xantho I.C.C. Rep. 4, Publicity Committee 1, Choir 3,4, Student Council Rep. 1,2. Patsy Diane Lewis, Usher Corps 1, Sorelle 2. David Carl Lind, Senior Men's Club 4, Senior Shield Committee 4. Gregory Byron Lorts, Senior Men's Club 4, Delta Chi 2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Body President 4, Letterr5ian's Club 3, Sophomore Class President 2, Football 1, Baseball 1, Basketball 1-4, Junior Kiwanian, English Awar . David Leonard Lyski, J.V. Track 2, Argus 4, Student Council Rep. 4. Jacqueline Louise McCleary, Xantho 4, Thespians 2-4, Secretary 4, Girls League Secretary 4, Choir 3,4, Vice President 4, Overtones 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4. Claudia Nell McCracken, Alpha Gamma 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Munhinotu Staff 4, Student Council Rep. 4, Girls State 3, English Award 4. Patricia Ann McKinzey, Sorelle 3,4, l.C.C. Rep. 3, Treasurer 4, Spanish Club Historian 3, National Honor Society 4, Student Council Rep. 1,3,4, Choir 3,4. Janet Carol McMurry, Office Help 1. Coleen Kay McWilliams, Office Help 1. Linda June Mealey, Pep Club 2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4, F.T.A. Secretary 4. Diane Elyse Merry, Choir 3,4, Musical 4, Metro Choir 3. Carol Mills, Ski Club 4, Sorelle 2,3. Jeffrey Ryan Mills, Senior Men's Club 4, Football 1-3, Baseball 1, Boys State 3. Masa Masao Miyake, Order of G 3,4, National Honor Society 4, Senior Men's Club 4, Choir 3,4, President, Student Council Rep. 1,3,4, Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms, Baseball 1,2, Football 1-4, Wrestling 1-4, Captain 3, Most Inspirational 3,4, Metro League Honorable Mention 2,3, Overtones 3,4, Athlete of the Month, History Award 4, Who's Who in American High School Students 4. Randall John Monnes, Frosh Class President, Senior Class President, Junior Class Vice President, l.C.C. 2,3, Choir 3,4, Overtones 3,4, Delta Chi 2-4, Lettermen's Club 1-4, National Honor Society 3,4, Varsity Basketball 1-4, Co-Captain 4, Varsity Football 2-4, Captain 4, Varsity Baseball 1, Varsity Track 3,4, Metro League All-Star Football 3,4, Metro League Scholar Athlete 4, Metro All-Star Basketball 3, Elk's Back-of-the-Year 3,4, KRDR Outstanding Football Player 3, Dad's Club Inspirational Basketball Award 3, Junior Cup 3, Gresham District Elk's Leadership Award Contest 4. Leslie Anne Morgan, Sorelle 1-3, Ski Club 3, Secretary 3, Xantho 4, l.C.C. 3, Student Council Rep. 3,4, Publicity Committee 1, Alpha Gamma 3, Swimming 1, Tennis 1-3, Rally 2-4, Choir 3,4, Rhodes Hi-Board 4. Karen Elaine Morriss, Counselor's Assistant 4. Terry Lee Nelson, National Honor Society 3,4, Senior Men's Club 4, Argus Staff 4, Election Committee 4. Norman Ronald Norquist, National Honor Society 3,4, Swimming 1,2, Basketball 1-4, Varsity Track 2-4, Co-Captain 4, Tennis 1, Varsity Football 3, Junior Class President. Karen Doreen Okino, Sorelle 1,2, Xantho 3,4, l.R.L. 4, Pep Club 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Tennis 2,3, Rhythmettes Line Captain 4, Noteables 3,4, Band 2-4, Student Council Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Frosh Class Vice President, Sophomore Class Sergeant-at-Arms, Election Committee Chairman 4, Argus 2. Mary Ellen Olson, Sorelle 2,3, Pamela Marie Onchi, Xantho 2,3, Drama Club 1. Michael Glenn Ouchida, F.F.A. Assistant Sent. 1, Lettermen's Club 3, Football, Most Valuable Player 1, Wrestling 1-4, Most Improved 3,4, Football 1-4, Track 1-3. Darrell Dewayne Page, Lettermen's Club 3, Senior Men's.Club 1, Wrestling 1-4, Baseball 3. Linda Lucille Panuke, Ski Club 4. Mark Louis Pearson, Band 2-4, Noteables 2-4. Catherine Joy Pendergrass, Sorelle 1-3, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Girls League Rep. 3, Pep Club 2, Publicity Committee 1, National Honor Society 3,4, Swim Team Manager 2, Tennis 1-4, Most Valuable Player 4, Argus Staff 1, Munhinotu Business Manager 4, Choir 3, John William Peters, Delta Chi 2,3, Ski Club 4, Swimming 1, Basketball 1. Donna Jean Petrak, Thespians 1-4, Girls League Historian 4, Xantho 2-4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Tennis 1, Band 2-4, Munhinotoots 1, Noteables 3,4, Freshman Class Secretary, Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior Class Sergeant-at-Arms. Carla Kay Phillips, Usher Corps 2-4, Girls League Rep. 3, President 4. Linda Sue Porter, Usher Corps 1-3, National Honor Society 3,4, Spanish Club 1,2, Student Council Rep., National Merit Finalist, Argus Staff 2,4. Gregory Michael Powers, Ski Club 3, Student Council Rep. 4, Pep Band 1,2, Noteables 2-4. Deborah Anne Pulliam, Usher Corps 2-4, Historian 3, Secretary 4, Sorelle 4, F.T.A. 4, Argus 4, Girls Track 2,4. Suellen Lee Rinker, Xantho 1-4, l.C.C. Rep. 4, Girls League Rep. 2,3, Publicity Committee 2, Student Council Rep. 1,2, Tennis 2, Rally 1-3, Overtones 4. Constance Irene Robinson, Pep Club l.C.C. Rep. 3, Student Body Treasurer 4, Student Council Rep. 2,4, l.C.C. 3, Varsity Rally 3, Office Help 2,4, Rhythmettes 3,4. Jo Ann Rodlun, Sorelle 3,4, Service Committee 3, Historian 4. Richard Ray Ronnfeldt, Mavericks 2-4, Vice President 3, President 4, Senior Men's Club 4, Frosh Football, J.V. Track 2,3, Varsity Football 4, Student Council Rep. 2. Jean Carol Ross, Sorelle 2, Ski Club 3,4, Treasurer 4, Tennis 1-4, Argus 2,3, Munhinotu Editor 4, Senior Cup. D.A. Routt, Senior Men's Club 4. Betty Rae Rusaw, Sorelle 2-4, President 4, F,T.A. Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 4, l.R.L. 3,4, Publicity Committee 2,3, F.H.A. 2. Richard Lee Ruth, Mavericks 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Frosh Baseball, Track 2, Football 3. Nancy Jean Sandstrom, Sorelle 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4, Publicity Committee 3. Luanne Ruth Schedeen, Xantho 2-4, Vice President 3, Publicity Manager 2, l.C.C. Rep. 4, Thespians President 4, Forensics 3,4, Drama Club 1,2, Argus Feature Editor 4, Oliver 3, Class Plays 1-4, Student Council Rep. 3, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Girls League Rep. 4, Journalism Award 4, Outstanding Speaker 4. Elaine Gail Savage, Vocal Music 1. Wendy Christine Schneider, Sorelle 2, Choir 3,4, Overtones 3,4, All-Northwest Choir 4, Student Council Rep. 1, National Honor Society 4, Musicals 3,4, Munhinotu Staff 4. Daniel Keenan Seiler, Delta Chi 2-4, Senior Men's Club 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Baseball 2-4, Most Inspirational Player 4, Football 3,4, Student Council Rep. 4. Charles Douglas Sexton, Radio Club President 2, Track Manager 1, Cross Country Manager 2. Gregory Steven Sexton, Senior Men's Club 4. Becky Lee Smothers, Sorelle 3,4, Publicity Manager 3, Girls League Publicity Manager 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council Rep. 3,4, Swimming 1-4, Captain 4, Athlete of the Month 4, Tennis 2-4. Dale Robert Sroufe, Student Council Vice President 3, Student Council Rep. 2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, President 4, l.C.C. 3, Band 1-4, Drum Maior 2-4, Noteables 1-4, Junior Rotarian 4, National Merit Letter of Commendation, John Phillip Sousa Award 4. Dianne L. Stein, Transfer from Idaho. Richard Takashi Sunamoto: Mavericks 3, Senior Men's Club 4, Secretary, Baseball 1, Track 2, Wrestling 1-4, Margie Surmeyer, Girls League President 4, Forensics Vice President 3, Thespians l.C.C. Rep. 4, Forensics l.C.C. Rep. 3, Xantho 4, Speech Squad 2-4, Student Council 3,4, All-School Plays 2-4, Girl of the Month 4, Girl of the Year 4, Speaker of the Year for Humorous Interpretation, All-Northwest Choir 4. Steven Scott Swedberg, Senior Men's Club l.C.C. Rep. 4, Lettermen's Club, National Honor Society President 4, Varsity Baseball 2-4, Captain 4, Most Valuable Player, Athlete of the Month, April 2-4, Student Council Rep. 3. Geoffry Allan Tacker, Frosh Football, Basketball, Baseball, Football 2, Baseball 2,3. Patrick Anthony Tanner, F.F.A., Cross Country Track. Ronald Eudean Taylor, Mavericks 2,3, Senior Men's Club 4, Student Council Rep. 1,2. Wesleyann Thomas, Argus Bookkeeper 4. Marsha Ann Thompson, Sorelle 1, Student Council Rep. 2, Pep Club l.C.C. Rep. 2, Ski Club 3,4, Xantho 3,4, Pep Club Vice President 3, J.V. Rally, Overtones 4, Choir 3,4. Sharon Rosella Thompson, F.H.A. Historian 2, Sorelle 3, Choir 3,4. Joyce Anne Tilgner, Usher Corps 2-4, l.R.L. 3,4, Historian 4, Girls League Council Usher Corps Rep. 4. David Bruce Tillstrom, Spanish Club 2, Delta Chi 2, Frosh Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Tennis 2-4, Student Council I,3,4, Choir 3,4, Overtones 4, Musicals 3,4. David Lee Turner, Transfer 2, I.R.L, 4, National Merit Finalist. Kathleen Ann Ulrich, National Honor Society 3,4, Xantho 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Rally 1-4, Choir 3,4, Secretary 4, Senior Class Secretary, Office Help 3. Rodney Lane Van Daam, Senior Men's Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Tennis 3. David Bruce Vohs, Football 1. Lucile Wagner, Vocal Music 1,2. Lola Jean Wakefield, Pep Club 2, Usher Corps 2,3, Publicity Committee 2, Argus 3,4, Office Help 2,3. David Eugene Wall, Senior Men's Club, Delta Chi 3, Football 1-4, Baseball I,2, Basketball 1,2. Andrew Joe Warner, Senior Men's Club, Football 1-4, Track 1,2. Julie Ann Weberg, Sorelle 3, Pep Club 1, Student Council Rep. 1, Publicity Committee 4. Janice Ann Weece, Sorelle 3,4, Pep Club 2. Deanna Cheryl White, Choir 3. Mark Edwin Wiebold, Senior Men's Club, Frosh Basketball, Varsity Football 3. Leland Paul Wiley, Delta Chi 3, Senior Men's Club, Tennis 3. Donald Vincent Wills, National Honor Society 4, Mavericks 3, Track 1-4, Cross Country 2-4, Band 2,3. Everett Fredrick Wilson, Football 1-4, Baseball 1, Track 2. Linda Sue Wilson, Publicity Committee 1. Elizabeth Jane Winkler, Sorelle Vice President 3, Xantho Girls League Rep. 4, Pep Club 2, Homecoming Queen 4, Choir 3,4. Daniel Randolph Winner, Spanish Club 2, Frosh Track, J.V. Baseball 2. Carol Ann Wise, Sorelle 1-4, Y-Teen Rep. 3, l.C.C. 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4, Student Council Rep. 1,3, F.T.A. 4, Pep Club 3,4, Rally 2-4, Girl of the Month 4, D.A.R. Good Citizen Award 4, Who's Who in American High School Students. Linda Christine Yamamuro, Spanish Club 1, F.H.A. 2, Pep Club 3, Sorelle 3,4, Vice President. Robert Nelson York, F.F.A. 1-4, Reporter 4, Freshman Track, J.V. Track 2. 29 B531 H um x f ,,-la Ron Norquisf impersonofes Mrs. Irma Greisel V ,K 9 Wf- 43?- ls it really Time? Well, we mode if! We're on our way! Preparaiions Prove Trying e lll 1 1 ll 1 u anti F 3 if The ever-presem help. Proud onlookers. Finol check . . . ond o sod reflecfive moment. g I X, 4 A X-,1 -1' V 1 . , ' , wma' k 5 1 lf E 4. Wu , Q Class of '67 graduates 259. Year Ends With Anxietg and Hesitancg Anti-climactic was the mood of the night as grad- uates realized the finality of four years of struggles and diversions. Anticipating an exciting evening, seniors found it not so somber to leave security and routine after all. Friends and familiar situations left behind would now give way to the new challenge of life as a college student, a career girl, a housewife, or a private first class Viet-Nam bound. Probably four of the best years of their lives now past, yet a bright hope for worthwhile achievements in the future. The last walk begins ,qvi f 'Q' 1 I-W Q , 2. 'KV' Tiring formalities. , 1' 533, 'L N- nf , , .K ..:if ,i 21,1 1: ix -I -if. K ,i , 5, , A .M , H 4 In y, ,I ' 529 J ,. -1 4-., - Q, .1 . gy ,L fi. -, J, , 71-Iv, ,if V , , . 3 1' xi ' 'W ff? f? if if 51 if ,'zf ui f? 'f' TR Qi? ,3 .7 ' Mu, : , af 1- -,Q .X -X ' , . , Proud grcdume- Final praise ond odvice. X i . - - .,-i 1 ! lf A1 , if '3 ,fy fair: 45,4- .. Z Q. Hurried grclduofe W i fx.. 4, V ,J :J Feelings of disbelief and relief sink over all, Final congratulations. l Looks of lay were visible both on stage and in The audience, 237 lt' Over The long awaited day arrives at last, Teachers sigh a sigh of antic- ipation as They foresee the three long and relaxing months before another year begins. They slowly and surely begin To pack away all The books and papers that were such a plug To The students. On The other hand, The students begin hunting up lost books and locks as They eagerly rush about The school Tinishing up last minute de- tails. They Too, look at The summer but in a different light, Well, it's Time to get another job! Finally The bell rings and iT's over! One long and tiresome year passes again with fond memories and hard Work as The best remembrances of school year '66-'67. --T 'I 1 's I .1 M 1 Mr. Green ond Mr. Biolostosky complete another yeor of Modem Problems. Miss Newhouse che The main office is kept busy with lost-minute details. Q fm ,, ,-nfs.. cks in geography materials. M-yg.4g:i:'-ypnounuvhlle.. ...H--' -xannun-M... '-A not S ., 14 i -hm an , ,.--.fn 1 Wes ,.,.-Y ff Nwefw' m , I . xs- n Time To Close Up hop! The Teachers busied Themselves Two days afTer school was ouT by correcTing IosT minuTe papers, cleaning ouT cupboards and making sure The sTudenTs lockers were empTied. These varied Tasks kept Them working and ouT of mischief so ThaT everyThing could be finished and locked up for The summer. Relaxation after a hard day! M., ... V , . ss Y so ,f H .5 ix f K sw is f' mlusnifffy Mziwwz' .aa . 1 P, N 1 mmm M-an N, 1' Last-minute cleanup in process J, . 0 Choosing cu ring is ci hard decision, especiolly when The selection is cis lorge os The one of MEALEY'S JEWELERS of lo N. Roberts. 242 For more compliccTed elecfriccil iobs Than chang- ing lighf bulbs, coll BJUR ELECTRIC CO. of 60 S.E. Hogan VIC'S MOTORS , ' Q M :,ci,:v 4 . ,,:: Ai V lll 0 Vd SRI 52 55 gz i X NJ gn H1 P lf! 1l 'U 2 T lt 2 I1 P Your money would be much safer in The Gresham branch of FIRST NATIONAL BANK, North Roberts Ave., 665-3161. The finished product will be top qualify of MT. HOOD WOODWORKING, 835 N.E. 8th, 665-5114. 243 3M VISUAL PRODUCTS PRODUCTS Bm BUSINESS CUmPANY CENTER New 3lVl Visual My Communication ' ,I System lets you ' make transparen- , cies in seconds for overhead projec- X . jection. Gives you top quality visuals for pennies. 3M BUSINESS PRODUCTS CENTER 4' Q. se. f gi We have a complete line of copy- ing equipment and supplies. Let us match the right machine to your copying job, whether large or small. Several sun-u-inn W modelsavailablein BUSWESS THERMO-FAX and 3M PRODUCTS Brand Copiers CENTER BUSINESS EIIUIPMEIIT BUREAU COPYING PRODUCTS DIVISION 736 NE. Union Avenue 0 Portlond, Oregon 972I2 0 BE 4-0223 My - I U! 1 ws-4 K Q -v,,,. foe. For utter school refreshments, cosmetics, and school supplies, follow these Gophers to GRESHAM REXALL DRUG STORE, 5 East Powell, 665-9I9l. START THE SCHOOL YEAR OFF RIGHT WITH FULL COVERAGE FROM Mathews Insurance 505 N.E. 2nd Gresham 665-21 Ol ,Q 4 1 1 HAPPINESS is.. discovering a hole in your pocket and being thankful you have MONEY IN THE BANK! No holes at U. S, Bank! High school stu' dents know that money on deposit in the bank is safe.. .yet always readily availe able when needed. Many of your friends have money on deposit at our bank. Why not let US help you mend the hole in your pocket! GRESHIIM BRANCH 247 E. Powell .M .i :Mimi mfs-1 in 7 ,7- Q We have the clothes. JERRY'S LIMITED, 20 N. Roberts, Gresham, 4 a. .4 A 'I ,s .,,N,.,, H 4 Q F' ' - W M xx in - 'Q-. ,R Q m K., Step up To first qualify Transportation. Travel PORTLAND STAGES, 400 Eosf Powell Blvd., 665-8193. 4 Get the best W rom F Coast to Coast in Gresham 112 N. Main xg-i i Ys f x-K v -.. .........+-........., lf mwT...,,. i - ... K. ,. . . . .si..,,w,1,z:,.,m. , ' I lbk 'E - ' 7 1 . s LM I 1. A. '-,. - . --'Q -f4'f fr 'iff - f , vis iq You will always be able to afford a Ford af MCROBERT FORD, 243rd 8. S.E. Powell Blvd., Gresham, 665-0101. You can get The best food in Town wifhouf even leaving your car at DEA'S IN 8. OUT, 426 East Powell Blvd., 665-3518. Q lT's The personal Touch that makes Ivy service so greaf. IVY SERVICE STATION, 109 East Powell. 247 There could be 0 coreer for you in construction. PAUL B. EMERICK COM- PANY, Generol Controctors. 248 GOOD BUY 600D GUY QW OICIOOO r C FOR AUTO, LIFE 8. FIRE INSURANCE Crosby C. Noylor 226 N.E. Roberts PGZIOU S TAT E F A R M Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois I' THE CROWN COMPANY 1930 N.W. Irving Supplier of The Gresham High School class rings, portland, Qregon graduation announcements, gowns, and awards. Bob McReynolds-Represenfalive 1 . 4, f ssl Fil H' Choose your school wardrobe from the wide selec- Tion of fashionable apparel af GORDON STONE CLOTHIER, 17 E. Powell Blvd., 665-2015. l l 1 Remodeling? Call COPELAND LUMBER CO. for all your building needs. 312 E, Powell Blvd., 665-8161. l 49 15 1 5' 4 1 G 6 665-2803 ' ' SNYDERBROTHERS REALTY 204 N.E. 2nd, Gresham 665-4105 113 N.W. Proctor, Sandy 668-4127 5 RESH6 16166 . 1688 E. Powell Blvd. :,:,:E W-wg MOEN MACHINERY CO. 633 E. Powell Blvd. 219 N-W- lsf E as NS S' HM- -yi. V im, ..f-' f ' 665-7447 MUSIC Y4' 'Pv- 1 i 1 ',x'l,l?q7 - I xf,f -'xl S f 'V a FAN U 3 FANNING CHEVROLET has a car that is iusf right Moving problems? GRESHAM TRANSFER will be for you. See it at 1980 E. Powell Blvd., 665-0141. glad to help. 620 N.E. Kelly, Gresham. 665-3141. 'llhuv 1 Don't worry, John. Someday your mother will let you bowl on the real lanes. EASTMONT LANES, open daily, 2000 E. Powell, 665-9000. Hd For insurance that insures go to Gresham Insurance, 101 Main Street, Gresham. NEW! EXCITING! FRESH! 1-2-3 RADIC 1230 ON YOUR DIAL 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Every night for the young In-crowd 'I-2-SGORADIO Carpets Color TV's Appliances Krause Furniture Co. Complete Home Furnishings Draperies -- Hours 9 to 6 Friday 'Til 9 P.M. Carl Krause, Accessories Phone 665-1 103 East Powell 81 Hood Gresham, Oregon President 4 Find What You're Looking For ,,,., .,,, , ,,,,.,,,. M44-3 HESEEUS 23 West Powell Chrysler-Plymouth 665-2146 Someone scrofch your cor, or sfecsl your coil wire? FANCHER'S AUTO PARTS has who? you need in stock. 16 E. Powell, Gresham ,1 rozo l For the complete look shop at J. C. PENNEY'S fine clothing. 19 N, E. Roberts, Gresham Af MILLER-KIDDER HARDWARE, you con get anything. 120 N. Main, 665-5611 255 E 1 In search of material? W. R. HICKS, CO. has h Ik'f.211N.E.RbrA. Birthdays, anniversaries, or graducifion-WILLIAM'S W of you are oo mg or O ers Ve JEWELERS has an appropriate gift for every occasion. 35 E. Powell, 665-5894 ' i Lindo never missed a day in 4 years of school. She buys her drugs from McBAlNS PAYLESS DRUG STORE. 111 N. Roberfs, 665-4298. Keep it Clean MODERN DRY CLEANERS 25 N.E. 3rd Gresham, Oregon 7 Abelein, Joanna 1,29 Abelein, Merilee 3,107,125,127 Aberg, Sherry 1,29 Abts, Margaret 3,107,125,126 Adams, Candice 1,29 Adams, George 2,92 Adams, Sheri 2,92 Akers, Rod 3,107 Akre, Ray Allen 1,29,53,156,157,185,187 Albrecht, Marcella 2 Alcorn, Lance 1,29. Aldinger, Karen 2,60,92 Aldinger, Terry Lee 4, 206 Aldinger, Thomas 2,92 Bennett,Geargia 4,207 Bennett,Terry 1,29,137 Benson, Kasey 1,29,133 Benson, Kurt 4 Bergh, Gary 1,29,133 Bergh, Henry 4,207,127,194 Bergh, Karen 4,207,126 Bergh, Paul 3,108,134,191 Bergh, Sandro 1,29,137,196 Berglund, Janet 2,92 Allsap, Mary 1 Allan, Helene 3,107 Allen, Deborah Faye 3,107 Allen, Dennis 2,92 Allen, Jim 1,29,122 Allen, Richard Leroy 3,107 Allen, Susan L. 3,107 Alley, Roger 3,107 Altenhoter, Richard 2 Altman, Annette 3,107,130 Alvey, Patricia 2,92 Anderegg, Rickey 2,92,120,121 Anderegg, Tim 1,29, 137,53 Andersen Bev Dawn 1 29 Andersen: Kay 4,206 J Anderson, Anderson, Dennis 2,92 Dennis 4,206 Anderson, Doug 3,107,185 Anderson, Jodi 4,206 Anderson, Kathi 3,107 Anderson, Keith 2,92,56 Anderson, Nancy 2,92,126 Anderson, Nino 1,29 Anderson, Peggy A. 1,92 Anderson, Sherry 1,29,125 Andrews, Robert 1,29 Andrist, Mike 2,92 Ansell, John 3,107 Aquino, Frances 1,29 Arents,Linda 2,92,126,132,196 Armstrong, Barry 1,29,122 Armstrong, Gene 3,107,128 Armstrong, John 1,29,133 Arnell, Michael 3,107 Arnold, Edwin 2,92,152,153 Arnold, Susan 1,29 Arnold, Wallace 3,107 Arstill, Sheri 2,92 Arthur, Douglas 3,107,152 Arthur, Thomas 2,92 Arthurs, Kenneth Dale 2,92,132 Ascenzi, Susan 1,29 Ascenzi, Vicki 2,108 Aschotl, Vernon Henry 2,108,121 Ash, Jim 1,29 Ashford, Charlotte 4,206,125 Askelson, Royce 3,108 Aulenbacher, Mark 2,92 Baird, Lloyd 1,29,193 Baker, aan 2,92 Baker, Evelyn 4,206 Baker, Laura 1,29 Baker, Linda 4,206 Baker, Shirley 1,29 Baldwin, Collyn 1,29 Baldwin, Thomas 4,206,124 Bolle, Isabelle 4,76,77,206,123,130 Balre, Michael 1,29,133,56,157,187 Balfour, Carlene 3,108 Balfour, Doug 2,92 Ball, Pam 1,29 Bell, Sandra 3,108 Ballard, Dale 1,29,157,193 Baltz, Jeff Thomas 1,29,126 Balzer, Louise 3,108 Banning, Janet 2,92 Banning, Roger 3,108 Barber, Russ 1 Bafgef, Wally 1,29, 137,193 Barker, Carol 3,108 Barker, Mary 1 Barger, Deborah 4,207 Bar ow, Martin 128 Barlow, Roxanne 1,29 Berry,Jay 3,108,134 Berver, Bruce 3,108 Bettencourt, Gordon 2,92 Bex,Sandra 1,29 Biolastosky, Kay 1,29 Bialostosky, Lynne 1,29 Bialostosky, Neal 2,93,52,152,153,197 Billings, Yvonne 2,93,134 Binder,Brian 3,108 Binder, Greg 1,30 Binns,Cathi 3,108 Binns, Cheri Anne 1,30 Biornstod,Jim 2,93,134 Black,Ava 4,207 Black, Denise 1,30 Blockledge, Michael 2,911,134 Blackledge, Nancy 3,108,125,134,135 Blackwell, Karen 1 Blakely,Mlldred 2,93 Blohm, Darlene 2,93 Blohm,Foye 4 Bloom, Barbara 1,30 Bloom, Doug 3,108 Bodin,Cindy 2,93 Badin, Nanci 1,30 Boehlke, Cheryl 3 Boggs, Paula 1,30 Bolling, Sheri 1 Bonner, Ronnie 3,109,152 Booker, Mike 1,30 Caddy, Tom 1,33,133 Cahill, Ken 2,93 Caldwell, Conrad 4,207,127,51 Caldwell, Dan 1 Caldwell, Kirk 3,109,51 Caldwell, Mark 4,207,53,185 Caldwell, Mike 1,33,187 Calkins, Virgil 3,109 Cameron, Louise 4,208 Campbell, Nancy 3 Cansler, Ray 3,109 Cansler, Robert 3,109 Carey, Judith 1,33 Carey, Sheree 3,93,134 Carlson, Glenn 4,208,127,51,194 Carlson, Janet 2,93 Carlson, Tresa 2,93 Carpenter, Daniel 1,33,133,193 Carpenter, Michael 4,208 Carpenter, Marie Linda 4,208 Carpenter, Ron 4,208 Carrell, David 1,33 Carrell, Sharon 3,109 Corruth, Jim 3,109,52 Carter, Craig 1,33 Carter, John 1,33 Carter, Susan 1,33 Carter, Tom 2,56 Case, Steven 4,208 Cassidy, Cherrie 1,33 Casterline, Peggy 3,109,127,137 Casterline,Miltan 1,33,197 Cate, Dennis 1,33,53,157 Cate, Sharon 4,208 Cermack, Joyce 4,208,126 Chatfin, Glynda 4,208 Chalmers, Donald 3,109,123,127,134,122 Chambers, Larry 2,93,132 Chandler, LeeAnne 4,208 Chaney, Pat 1,33 Chapman, David 3,109 Boone, Betty 3 Bothum, Marcus Renny 1,30 Bourget, Donna 1,30 Bourgo, Daniel 3 Bourgo, Mary 2,93 Bourgo, Mike 1,30,53,157,192 Bourgo, Patricia 1,30 Bourgo, Terry 2,93 Bourhis, Gary 3 Bourlier, Carloyn 3,109 Bourne, Fred 3,109 Bower, Steven 1,30 Bowman, Paula 3,109 Boyce. Bracy, Lindo 3 Bob 3 Bradley, Patricia 1,30,126 Branch, Hal 1,30 Branch, Steve 3,109 Brand, Kathleen 1,30 Brandeberry, Robert Joseph 1,30, 53 Brandolf, Jim Jr. 1,30 Brattain, Steven Patrick 1,30,133,187 Brattain, Rick 3,109 Braun, James Joseph 1,130,122 Bredencamp, Kerry 2,93,126 Brendler, Ken 1,53 Bresheors, Debbie 1,30 Briley, Pam 3,109 Brill, Martin 1,30,137,53,157 Broconelli, John 1,30 Broconelli, Susan 4 Brodaczynski, Jan 1,30 Brookhyser, Don F. 2,93 Brown, Andrew 2,93 Brown, Christine Ann 1,30 Brown, Dawn 3,109,125,126 Brawn,Dawnette 3 Brown, Debby 1,30 Brown, Dennis 2,93 Brown, Jim 3,109 Brown, Karolynn 1,30,126 Brown , Larry 3 Brown, Lounette 1,30 Brown, Laurie 1,30 Brown, Linda 2,93 Brown, Steven 3,109 Brown, Wanda 3 Brown Brown ing, loan 2,93 ing, Joyce 1,30 Barlow, Tom 2,92,52 Barnes, Jeff 2,92 Barney, Barbara 1 Bcrnick, M Barnts, Na ary 2,92 dine 4,206 Barrett, Linda 3 Ba rrett, Steven 3,108 Bartholomew, Retha .4,207 Batcheller, Ken 3,108 Batcheller, Mike 2,92 Bate, Barbara 3,108 Beals, Dave 128 Beals, Frank Michael 3,108,56 Beals, MargaretTammy 3,108,127,134,56 Beaman, Connie 1,29,121 Bean, Janet 3,108,134 Beant, David 1,29 Beard, Patricia Kaye 3,108,-126 Beasley, Pam 2,92,134 Beatty, Launa 4,207 Beaulaey, Kerry 3,108 Beaumont, Carolyn 1,29 Becker, Greg 3,62,108,114,123,134,122 Beckley, Cynthia 3,108 Beebe, Bonnie 1,29 Beebe, Gregg 4,207,124 Bell, Gail Irene 2,92,134 Bell, Greg 3,108,193 Bell, Kenneth 1,29 Bell, Robert 3,108 'Browning,Tommy 1 Bruns, Carol Ruthonne 3,109,127 Bryant, DavidSkip 1 Bryant, Stephanie 3,109 Bryson, Debra 1,30 Bryson, Glenda 4,207 Bryson,Linda 4,207 Bryson, Sandy 2,93 Buckner,Janice 3,109 Buix,Donna 2,93,134 Bum, Dan 56 Bund, Neal 1,33,133,53,156,157,192 Bund,Cothy 4,207,126 Bund,Roy 1,33,120,126,192 Bunker, Thomas 2,93 Chapman, Jerry 1 Chapman,Mike 2,93 Chapman,Stanley 1,33 Chapman,Syverine 3,109 Chapman,Walter 4,208 Charlton,Shoron 1,33 Charpentier,Sandy 3,109 Charperter, Sherry 2,93 Chaussee,Dave 1,33 Cheatham,Jerry 1 Cheatham,Jim 4 Cherry, Thomas Kelly 1,33,133 ChiIton,Lana 2,93 Chilton, Mark 4,208,127 Christian, Jim 3,109,130 Christensen, Diane 1,33 Christensen,Jomes 3,109 Christiansen, Marcia 2,93 Churilla, Keith Wayne 3,93 Clark, Arlene 1,33 Clark, Robbie 1,33 Clay, DonaldJake 1,113,194 Claywell, Douglas James 3,109,185 Claywell, Jerry 2 Clemons,Perry 3 Clement, Sheri 3 Clendenning, Bill 1,33,53,195 Cleveland, Michael 1,33 Clifton,Bob 3 Coats, Joan 3 Coats, Kathy 2 Clum,Jannine 1,33 Coburn,JuIie 3 Cockerham, Bill 2 Cody, Mark 2 Coffelt,Thamas 1,33 Coffey, Clifford Gregory 1,187,311 Caiteux,Betty 1,33 Coiteux, Donald 2,193 Colen,Caral 1,33 Colen, Duane 4 Colwell,Jocaueline 2,94 Calwell,Pamela 2,33 Combs, Douglas 3,109 Combs, Kathy 1,33 Combs, Shelley 2,94 Comer, Ralph 3,109 Comer, Steve 4,208 Congdon, Keith 1,113,133 Congdon,Ray 4,51,63,208,124,13O Conklin,Nancy 2,94,125 Cook, Bruce 3,109,51 Cook,Candy 3,109 Cook, Darlene 3,109 Cook, Donald 2,94 Cook, Sherry 2,94 Cook, Renee 1,33 Coon, Marsha 2,94 Coop, Linda 2,94 Cooper, Edward 3 Cooper, Jean 1,33 Cooper, Linda 2,94 Cooper, Rick 2,94,52,193 Burgoine, Michael 1,33 Burkhart, Diana 2,93 Burkhart, John 3 Burkhart, Ruth 4,207 Burklund, Alta 2,93 Burklund, Dwight 1,33 Burklund, Rita 4 Burley, Mark 1,33 Burley, Paul 3,109 Burlingame, Dennis 2 Burns, Dave 3,109,51 Burns, James 4,207 Burns, Larry 1,33 Burns, Molly 2,93 Burns, Scott Patrick 1,33 Bell, Scott 2,92 Benner, Debbie 2,92 Benner, Don 1,29 Benner, Linda 2,92 Benner, Susan 4,207 Bennett, Cathi 3,108,134 Burri, Dan 2,93 Burri, Dave 4 Bushue, Barry 3,109,134 Buss, Dennis 2,93,128 Buttram, JoAnn 3 Coppola, Jim 4,208 Corruth, Jim 191 Corlies, Tom 1,33 Corse, Yvonne 1,33 Cotton, Darrell 3,109,134,56 Cotton, Wendell 1,33,134,56 Cotrell, Gary Dean 1,33,133 Coughman, Kathleen 1,33 Coulter, Cindi 1,35 Coulter, Deborah 2,94,126 9 Cox, Angelo 2,94 Cox, Betty Jean 3 Cox, Georgia May 1,35 Coyle, Kevin John 1,35 Crabtree, Duane 3,109,120,121 Crane, Beverly 2 Creech, Etta 4,209 Creger, Brenda 1 Cremer, Martia 1,35 Crisp, Kim 1,35,1B7 Crane, Beverly Sue 3,109 Crouser, Bryce 3 Cross, Audrey 1,35 Cross, Peggy 2 Crutcher, Randy 1,35,187 Crutcher, Ryan 4 Cullison, Steve 2 Cumming, Deborah 1,35 Cumming, Steven 2 Cunningham, Carol 1,35 Cunningham, Dan 4,5l,153,152 Cunningham, Michelle 2 Cunnington, Nora 1,35 Curlman, Don 3,186 Curfmon, David 1,35 Curzon, Vernon 2 Dahl, Raylene 4 Dailey, Sherri 2,35 Dalryrnple, Carol 2 Dannar, David 1,35 Davidson, Melvin 3 Davis, Bill C, 4 Davis, Bill H. 4 Davis, Barbara 1,35 Davis, Dennis 3 Davis, Diana 4 Davis, Don 1,35 Davis, Everett 1,35 Davis, Mike 1,35 Davis, Ron 3,51 Davis, Terry 3 Davis, Sandy Sue 1,35 Davison, Rick 2 Dayton, Dan 2 Dayton, Gayle 1,35 Dearmand, Jerry 1 Deatherage, Judy 2 Deatherage, Robert Roy 1,35,53 DeBoer, Jim 4 DeBoer, Ray 1,35 Declue, Joe 1,35 Demeter, Alan 2 Denbo, Elaine 1,35 Derryberry, Bruce 2 Dettwiler, Denise 1,70 DeVore, Judy 3 DeYaung, Howard 2,186 Dickey, Liz 3 Didtel, Lynne 1 Diehl, Dave 3 Dillard, Billy 1 Dillard, Sandy 2 Dingman, Michael 4 Dixon, Glen 1,35 Dixon, Susan Kay 2 Dobin, Fritz 4 Dabson, Cathi 4 Don, Diana 1,35 Don, Kenneth 4 Doney, Mary Ann 1,35 Donnelly, Jeri 2 Dooley, Robert 1,35 Dooley, Rosemary 2,94 Doran, Brian 2,94 Dcstert, Hans 3,109,120,121 Dostert, Michael 1,35 Doty, Mike 2,94 Doudna, Ralph 2 Douglas, Bill 3,110,134,193 Dow, Dan Douglas 2,94 Dryden, Jett 2,94 Duff, Marie Judith 2,94 Duke, Eunice 1,36 Duke, Patty 3 Duncan, David 2 Dunlap, Paul 4,210 Dunn, Sharon 4,210 Dutton, Larry 1,36,120,137,53,157 Dutton, Patti 3 DuVall, Beverly 1,36 DuVall, Donald 1,36,194 DuVall, Ronda 3,110 Dybvig, Julie 1,36,125 Dykeman, Theresa 1,36 Earley, Joe 2,94,128 Earley, Mike 3,110 Eost,Donr1a 1,36 Eckman, Renee 3,110 Edtnon, Debbi Jeanette 2,94,196 Egger, Buddy 1,36,53,157,187 Eggers,Lauretta 1,36 Eggers,Pat 2,94 Eggers,Sandi 3,110 Egli, Peter 2,94,128 Eilertsen, David 1,36 Eilertsen, Rosemary 3,40,76,110,130 Eisele, Janet 1,36 Eks1ram,Dan 3,110,134,191 Ekwall, Richard 4 Elam,Dan 1,36,153,152,l92 Elom,Larry 3,110,193 Elder, Edward 3,110 Elio,Joanne 3,110,125 Elie, Mona 3 Eilie,StanIey 1,36 Ellarn, Daryl 4 Ellery, Anita 2 Elliat,David 3,110,191 Elliot, Debbie 1,36 Ellsworth, Hugh Brent 2,95,132 Elmore, Karen 1,36 Emma, Diane 4,210,83,130,127 Emery, Rick 4,210 Emery, Roger 2,95 EngIer,Jan 3,110 Englizain,Mark 1,39 Erickson, William 2,52,95,120,152,186 Erwin,Jae 1,39 Estep, Bill 3,110 Evans, Gar 1,39,137 Evanson,Cheryl 1,39 Fain,Karen 3,110 Fairchild,Gary 3,110 Fairchild, Greg 1 Fairchild, Fred 1,39 Fancher, Faith 2,95 Fancher, Glaen 2,95 Fancher, Marsha 4,210,127,134 Fanshier, Bob 2,95,186 Forley, Mike 2,95 Farley, Robert 4,210 Farley, Steven 2,95 Farlow, Diane 4,211,127 Farmer, Helen 3 Farmer, Sharon 3,110,108,127 Farrar, Janice 4,211 Farthing, Chad 1,39 Faubion, Berit 1,39 Faubion, Swanee 1,39 Feldman, Mark 3,110 Felker, Gregory 2,95,126,129,193 Felton, Blayne 4,24,132 Felton, Wayne 4,211,124 Feng, Roy 3,11O,126,132,128,52 Ferrell, Darrell 3 Ferris, Lee Anne 4,211 Ferron, Galen 1,39 Fessler, Danna 2,95,134 Fessler, Robin 4,211 Field,Sandy 4,41,7a,77,211,112,127,130 Field, Scott 4,211,51 Firman, Ted 2,95 Fischer, Dave 1,39,56 Fischer, Sally Marie 2,95,134 Fisher, Barbara 2,95 Fisher, Larry 3,110 Fisher, Patti 1,39 Fisher, Randy 1,39 Flack, Vic 1 Flaherty, Lindsey 2,95 Fletcher, Adrian 129 Fletcher, Dale 1,39 Fletcher, Don 2,110 Fletcher, Lawrence 4,211,129 Floeter, Mike 3,110 Fl nn Jo 139 Y 1 , Faland, Richard 1,39 Folsom, Sharon 2 Foreman, Jerry 4 Fornaff, Tom 1 ,39, 187 Forsyth, Dan 1,39 Forsyth, Judi 4 Foucoult, Mike 4,197,211 Fowler, Larry 2 Fowler, Roy 4 Fox, Jack 1,39 Fox, Patricia 4 Fox, Richard 2 Frace, Tim 4 Frame, Marvel 1,39 Frank, Loren 3,152 Franks, Alonda 3 Franz, Karla 4 Franz, Pennie 2,95,13 Frazier, Gary 2,95 Frazier, Monte 4,212,124,172 Free, Craig 1,39 Freedman, Cheryl 1,39 Freeman, Cindy 1 Freeman, Jerry A Freeman, Leighann 1,39 Freeman, Patricia 1,39 French, Don 4,212 French, Gary 2,95 Frederich, Scott 1,39 Fredirich, Terry 2,97 Friedt, Dennis 2,97 Frommelt, Dennis 4,212 Fry, Debbie 1,39 Fuiii, Scori 1,39,53,157 Fuiimato, Dwight 4,212,112,126,134 Fuiirnota, Sharon 2,97,126,132 Fuller, Brian 1,39,133,53,157,187 Fuller, Timothy 2,132 Gadbaugh,Lorry 1,39 Gage, Ray 4 Gailey,Carol 1,39 Gailey,Dale 2,97 Gallagher, Kathy 2 Galvin,Roy 1,39 Gammelgard, John 3 Gardner,Chuck 2,97 Gardner, Debra 1,39 Gardner,Trudi 4,212,126 Garl,Sandra 3,110 Garland, Roger 4,212 Garner, Steve 4,212,126,134,194 Gamer, Ted 3,110,126,52 Garnett, John 4,212 Geffen, Bill 4,212 Garrett, Bob 1,39 Garrett, Fred 2,97,53 Gavin, Karen Lynn 3,110,127 Gebauer, Ray 1,97,133,53,56 Geertz, Linda Jean 2,97 Gehrke, Barbara 2,97 Gehrke, Ervin 1,39 Gehrke, Linda 4 Gehrke, Robert 3,110 Geisler, Mary Lou 1,39,56 Geisler, Tonette 4,212,83,196 Geizler, Jerald 2,97 Gerdan, Mike l,39,157 Gerhart, Patricia 1,39 Gibson, Melanie 2,97,132 Gifford, Dave 4,212 Gigliotti, Carmella 1,39 Gigliotti, Elizabeth 3,110 Gigliatti, Louis Gabriel 2,97,186 Gigliotti, Teresa 1,39 Gilford, Jim 4 Gillaim, Lisa 1,39 Gilpin, Linda Renee 39 Gilsoul, Charles Harold 1,39 Gi nter, Dave 2,97 Gladern, Brenda 2,97,132 Glisson,Jack 1,39,133,192 Glover, Earl 3 Glover, Elbert 1 Glover, Stan 3,110,51 Godin, Leonard 1,39,127 Godin, Linda 3,110,108 Goetz, Debby 2,97 Goff, Lynda 4,27,212,126,130,127,134 Gohl, Luana 1,39 Goins, Larry 2,97 Gooding, Dianna 2,97 Gooding, Margaret 2,97 Goodwin, Fred 1 Goodyear, Neal 2,97 Gordon, Diane 1,39 Gose, Steve 1,39 Gould, Debbi 2 Gradin, Tim 3,110,134,135 Graf, Sherrie 4,212,83,127 Graham, Mel 4,212 Grashorn, Carol 4,212 Grashorn, Donna 1,39 Graven, Kassie 4,213 Graves, Steven 1,39,120 Graves, Susan 2,97 Greene,Connie 1,42 Greenhow, Chris 2,97 Gre99,Sharon Rose 3,110 Gregus, Kathleen 1,42 Gregus,Lorry 3,113 Gress, David 2,2 Gress,Leon 4,213 Gress, Leslie 1,42 Greth,Dave 1,42 Grier,Michael 3,110 Griffith,John 4,213,51 Grimes, Leah Sandra 4,213 Gnmsted,MQfk 3,11o,129,52,51 Grimsted, Richard 1,42,53,157 Groom, Jim 2 Grooms, Linda 1,42 Grotewold, Keith 2,97,134 Grover, Mike 2,97,126,128 Guddat,Jay 1,42,53 Guenther, April 3,110 GuiIboult,Wanda 4,213 Guldenzopf,DaIe 3,110 Gunderson, Jane 4,213,126,134,196 Gunn, Barbara Louise 3,110,132 Gunn, John 1 Gurnsey, Larry 1 Gurske, James 1,42 Gustafson,Linda 3,110 Haemer, Gary 2,97 Hager, Bill 2,97 l-lager,Larry 1,42,121 Haggerty, Rod 2 Holl,Janice 4 Halvorsen, Leroy Gordon 1,42,53,133 Hamalainen,Carol 1,42 Hampton, Renee 3,110 Hamrner,Anita 2.97 Hammer, Danalyn 1,42 Hai'nmett,Kip 1,42,53,1B7 Hanchett, Jewell 2,97 Haner, Diana 2 Hanley, Jeff 3,62,63,111,120,121,51,185 Hansen, Kurt 1,42,137,153,152,192 Hanson,Carol 3,111 Hanson,Paul 3,111 Hansan,Sharon 1,42 Happold,Diano 1,42,125 Harden, Kenny 1,42,53,156,157 Hqrdirriim 3,111,52,153,152,197 Hardin, Joe 1,412,133,157- Harding,George 3,111 Harding,GunterJim 2,97 Hardy,Trenna 3,111,125 Harp, Patricia 2,97 Harper,BiIl 3,111 Harper, Denise 1,42 Harper, James 1,42,133 Harper,MarteeClay 2,97 Harris,DaIe 2,97 Harris, John 1,42,137 Harris,Marilyn 2,97,132 Harris,Virginia 3,111 Harrison,Cynthia 1,42 Harrison,Sheila 2,97 Hartley,Betty 4,213 Hartney,Kothy 4,213 Hartwick, Benny 3,111 Hartwick, Gary 2 Hartwick, Gerald 3 Harvey,Dave 4,213,51 Harvey,SusonJoy 1,42 Hatcher, Gary 2,97,153,152 Hatcher, John 2,97,153,152,186 Hatcher, Steve 1,42, 157,187 Hatton, Kris 2,4'l,97 Hawks, Jeannette 3,111 Hayes, Kevin 3,111 Hayes, Karla 2,97 Hayes,Sandra 1,62,123 Hayley, Georgene 1,62 Hayley,Vicki 4,213,127 Heard, Bob 3 Heaton, Edward Darrell 2 Heaton,Pat 4 Heiman,Donna 3,111,126 Heimel, Gary 2 Heimel,Susan 3,111,134 Henitz,Cheryl 1,62 Heitz, Fred 2,97 Helgren, Douglas I Heller,Jerry 2 Hellickson,Donna 2,98 Helms,Linda 3,111 Hendon, Jerry 2,98 Hendan,John Ray 2,98 HenkeIman,Jay 3,111 Henneman,Joanne 1,62 Henry,Susan 2,98 Henry, Terrv 2,98 Henshaw, Keith 4,214 Hereford, Marilyn 1,62,125 Hergert, Keith 1,62,187 Hergert, Launie 3,111,134 Hermann, Jack 1,62 Hermanson,Linda 2,98 Herriford, Gregg 3,111 l-lersey, Sara Ellen 1,62,126 Hessel, Don 3,111,126,134,51,153,152,194 Hessel, Jim 1,62,126,137,53 Heston,WiIliam 3,111 Hibbard,Connie 3,134 Hibbard,Lor1rie 1,62 Hibbert,Rod 4,214,134 Hippenstiel, Joan 3,111,130 Hoagland, Margie 3,111 Hoagland, Sherry 3,98,125 Hoard, Bruce 3,111 Hoard,Cari 2,98 Hoord, Dave 4,214 Hochtritt, Susan 1,62 Hodge, Dan 1,62,157 Hodges,Daniel 4,214,124 Hodges,JeanetteMarie 1 Hoecker,Sally 2,98 Hoecker,Steve 4,214,124 Hoecker,Susan 4,214 Hoffman,Adna 3,111 Hoffman, Howard 1,62 Hoffman,Linda 1,62 Hoffman,Mark 1,62 Hoffmeister, Gary 1,62 Hoffmiller, Jam 1 Halden,Chris 3,77,111 Holdridge, Rick 2,98 Halmes,Pat 3,111 Holmes, Richard 2,98,129,132,52,191 Holmlund, Kevin 1,62,133,53 Holtcamp, Lynn 2,98 Holtzheimer,Donna 3,111 Homer,Marta 3,111 Homer, Robert 1,62,53,193 Homsley, Kenneth 3,111 Homsley,Chuck 1,62,133 Hong,Poksoon 4,214 Hanke,Sondi 2 Hornback,Diane 1,62 Hornback,Ray 4,214,191 Horsford, Erick 3 Horsford,Sonia 3,111 Hottenstein, Nancy 3 Houck, Mark 1,62 Houck, Paul 3,113 House, Robert 2,9B,52 Howard,John 1,62 Howard, Martha Eleanor 1,62 Huber,Lindo 4,214,130 Hubbard, Sharleen 3,113,56 Hudgeor1s,Don 2,98 Hudgeans,OIeto 1,62 Hudin,Jean 3,113,125 Hudson, Dave 2,98 Huli,AIma 1,62 HulI,Ollie 1,62 Humble, Ed 3,113,129,52 Johnson, Jann Dennis 1 Johnson Jo hnson Johnson ,Joy 3,113 ,Kathy 1,64 LindaGayle 2,98,132 Johnson, Lynn 1,64 Johnson , Margaret 2,178,134,135 Johnson, Oscar 4,215 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Joice, M , Paul 1,64,53 ,Ron 3,215,124,52 , Ronn Dale 4 , Shawn 3,1 13 , Steve 2 , Sylvia 2,98 ichoel Norman 2 Jones, Cecil 3,113,134,197 Jones, D ouglas 3,113 Jones, Kathleen Ann 2,98 Jones, Kathy 3,113 Jones, Nanci 1,64 Jones, Patrick Lee 1,64,183 Jones, Richard 3,113 Janes, Robert Luther 1,64 Jones, Robert Wayne 1,64 Jones, Rose Mary 2,98 Jordan,Fete 3,113,56 Jordan, Ruth 3 Jorgenson, Marni 3,113,134 Joseph, Sue Joy,Jockie 3 Joy, Tim 2 Justice, James 2,98 Kadderly, Brian 2,98 Kamp,Gail 3,113 Kamp, Mike 2,98 Kang, Ti na 2,98,134 Kang, Varleri 3,113,129 Kaupila, Keating, Kehrli, P Kellogg, Lawrence 4,124,215 Nora 1,9 oul 1,64,121,157 Jim 2,98 Kelly, sid 293,52 Kelly, ci inton 3,113 Kelley, Doug 4,120,121,215 Kemple, Kathy 2 Kenagy, Rose 2,9B,120,196 Kendall, Wanda 2,98 Kendell, Dave 1,64,133,137,53,197 Kende1i,M1ke 4,120,121,124,215 Kendell, Steve 2,98 Kendrick, John 4 Kennedy, Kathryn 3 Kenrien, Susan 1,64 Kern, Constance 1,64 Kestersan, Eugene 1,64,53 Kiester, Arlene 3 Kilborn, Judi 1,64 Kilborn, Leroy 3,113 Kilgore, Charles 1,64 Kilgore Cher 2,98 Kim, Carol 2,98,83 Kim, Gary 3,113 Kim, Mark 1,64 Kim, Mitch 3,113 Kim, Pam 4 1-lummel,Patty 1,137 Humphrey, Michele 1,62,192 Hunt,Don 2,98,126 Hunt, Gary 2,52 Hunt,GayIeLynn 3,113 Hunt,JuIie 2,98,132 Hunt, Larry 2,98,52 Huss,John 3 Hutchings,Janice 1,62 Hutchings, Roben 3,113,129,186 Hutchins,Jim 3,113 Ickler, Arvin 3,113 ide, Darlene 2,98,134 ide, Elise 1,62 Ide, Therese 3,1 13 Ikeda, Lucy 3,113 Ingram, Pam Jean 1,62 lrish,Susan 2,98 Irving, David 1,62 Jachins, S. 133 Jackson, Jackson. Jackson, Becky 1 ,62, 1 33 Christine 4, 21 4 Marsha 1,62 Jackson, William Joseph 1,62,53,197 Jacobson, Alan 1,62,53,157,193 Jacobsen, Joanne 3 Janwa Cheri 162 Kimbrel, Jeanette 2,99,125 Kindred, Shirley 3,1 13,127 King, Dannie 4,215,56 King, Darlene 2 King, Gary 1 King, Richard 3,215 Kinney, Deborah 1,64 Kinoshita, Kenneth 2,99 Kirk, Diane 1,64 Kirk, Kristi 4 Kirk, Sharon 4,215 Kirkham, Janet Sue 3,113 Kirkham, Jeraldine 1,64 Kirkland, Don 1,64,53 Kirkwood, Michael 4,124,126,215,194 Kirwan, Denise 3,113 Kirwan, Randy 4,123,215 Kirwan, Karen 1,64 Kissell, Pete 1,414,193 Kissinger, Chuck 113,126 Kissinger, Kay 2,123,134,541 Kienslee, Lonnie 4,215 Kitmiller, Larry 1,64 Kladstrup, Kitty 1,64 Klapstein, Torn 4,216,51 Klester, Arlene 3,113 Klobas, Randy 1,99,121 Knepper, Rebecca 1,64 Knight, Cheryl 4,216 Knight, Marsha 2,99 Yr 1 Jarvis, Ray 3,113,128,51,186 Jarvis, Stephanie 3,113 Jarvis, Steve 3,1 13 Jauchius, David 3,113 Jauchius, Sam 1,64 Jeffries, Jerri 3,1 13 Jeffries, Kem 1,62,133,156,157,187 Jeffries, Mike 1,215,125,127 Jenners, Dennis Duane 1,62 Jennings, Mark 3 Jensen, Carolyn 2,98 Jensen, Kelly 1,62,157,156 Jensen, Kevin 2,98,197 Jensen, Robert 2,98,56 Jernstedt, Jim 1,64,137,157 Jeziorski, Ann Kathy 2,98 JimrnerfieId,Linda 4,215 Jimenez, Judy 3,113 Knox, Bi rdie 3,6B,113,130 Knox, Brian 3,113 icohis, N anci 1,64 Kost, Jackie 2,99,125 Kotzian, Kotzion. Kozero, Kramer Linda 3,196 Terry 1,64,197 Pot 3,113 Kathy 2,99,1oa,134 Krause,'Gerri 3,113 Krause, Krause, Robert 2,99 Ron 1,64 Krebs, Don Joseph 2,99,52,153,152 186 Kreiger, Rickie 1,64,194 Kruckenberg,Twila 64 Kruckenberg, Randahl 113,51 Kucera, Kutcher, Frank 4,120,121,216 Don 4,216 Job, Rene 2,98 John,Linda 4,215 Johnson, Beatha 2,98,132 Johnson, Carl 3,113,134,51 Johnson, Carol 1 Johnson, Dole 1 Johnson, David 1 Johnson, Debbie 1 Johnson, Dennis 3,113,128 Johnson, Donald 2,98 Johnson, Donna 4,215,130,127 Johnson, Eric 2,72,98,122 Johnson , Gerald 4,205 Kuykendall, Rickey 2,99 Kuykendall, Shirley 3,110 LaMain, Terry 1 LaDuke, Kent 1,64 LaDuke, Larry 2,99 Lagers, Larry Dean 1 Logging, Larry 4,216,124 Laing, Bill 1,64,137 Lake, Kathleen 4,125,216 Lake, Ken 4,216 LaMain, Lynda 3 Landenberger, Barbara 164,137 Landers, Peggy 2 Lane, Jory 2,99,186 Lane, Linda 4,216 Lane, Mitchell 2,99 Lane, Ricky 1,64,187 Lane,Scott 1,614,121,137 Lang,Bill 1,193 Lang, Roger 2,68,99,123,12B,52,194 Marston, Alon 3,114,120,52,185 Marston, Ray 1,67,121,53,157,187 Marston, Ron 2,100,121 Langland, Carol 4,216 Langlond, Dorothy 1,65 Larson, Jerrold 1,65,137 Larson, Wayne 2,99 Larson, Christy 4,126,216 Martin, Charlotte 2,100 Martin, Cynthia 1,67 Martin, Darlene 2,100 Martin, David Warren 1,67,126,53,187 Martin, Debbi 2,100,134,134 Martin, Donna 4,217 Martin, Lawrence Robert 4 Martin, Rodger 2,100,56 Martinez, Loretta 1 Martsolt, Rex Earl 1,67,53 McGee, Chuck Donald 1,67,194 Latham, Peggy 3,113 Lauderback, Dain 3,113,128 Lauderback, Kay 1,65 Lauer, Ken 2,99,193 LaVelle, Jo Anne 1,65 Lavery, Judy 3 Law, Craig 3,113,51,191 Law, Jane Marie 2,99 Laws, Elmer 3,113 Leach, Curtis 3,113 Leavenworth, Gary 1,65,133,53,187 Leavenworth, Lois 1,65 Leavitt, Gary 2,99,52,186 Leavitt, Marcia 3,113,125,126,130 LeCroy, Gail 3,113 Lee, Claire 3,113 Lee, Dick 3,116 Lee, Henrietta 2,99 Leeper, Dick 3,113 Leeson, Chuck 3 Leffew, Mike 4 Leppink, Teresa 2,99,121 Lesh, Jim 1 Lesperance, David Ron 2,99,51 Lester, Carol 3,108,113 Lett, Brenda Jean 2,99 Lett, Joyce 1 Levine, Claudia 4 Levine, David 1,65,137 Lewallen, Dave 2,52 Lewallen, Don 1,113,53 Mason, Donna 1,67 Masseth, Debbie 3,115,131 Mathew, John 3,114,134 Mathews, Clyde 2,100 Mathews, Terry 2,132 Mathias, Sheryl 2,100 Mathiesen, Rodney 1,67 Mathis, Susan Jean 1,67 Matney, Debbie 1,67 Matteson, Andrea Sue 3,114 Maihiesen, Diana 3 Mathiesen, Bonnie 1 Maul, Jett 2,100 May, Tony 2,100,121 Maynard, Ann 1 McBain, Terri 3,114,108,126,127 McCalib, Jerry 2,100 McClonahan, Larry 3 McClanahan, Ray 2,100 McCleary, Jackie 4,217,83,123,127,131 McCleary, Jeri 2,100,123,122 McCleary, Kelly 1,67 McCoy, Janet 3,114 McCoy, Jim 1,67 McCracken, Claudio 4,217,83,127 McCreary, Deborah Ann 1,67,127 McDonald, Janice 1,67 McDowell, Sue 2,100 McKeel, Catherine 1,67,126 Lewis, Guy Richard 1,65 Lewis, Jack Kent 2,99,132,53,197 Lewis, Jan 4,217,130 , Lewis, Jerry 4,217 Lewis, John 1,65 Lewis, Patsy 4,217 Lewis, Robert 3,113 Ligers, Larry 1,65 McFadden, Larry 1,67 r. . McGar ity, David 1 McGee, Albert 2,100 McKay McKay ,Mike 4,217,132 ,Russel 2,100 McKee, Bonnie 2,100,125,122 McKee, Donna 1,67 McKee, Karen 1,67 McKee, Mitchell 3,114 Lile, Deanna 1,65 Lindley, Sandy 1,65 Lind, David 4,217 I Lindsay, FrancisJohn 2 Lindsay, John 2,99,56 Lintner, Larry 3,113 Lipscomb, Ed Joe 2 Littleiohn, Yvonne 1,65 Lloyd, Nancy 1,65 Loebl, Mike 3,113,134,197 Loehr, Deborah 1,65 Laehr, Judy 3,113 Lofstedt, Curt 3,51 Lofstedt, Dennis 1,65,114,53 Loftin, Danny 3,114,130,191 Long, Elaine 2,99 Longnecker, Everett 1,65 Longnecker, Sally 2,99,132 Loos, Edward 3,114 Loren, Frank 3,114 Lorts, Greg 4,77,217,127 Lorts, Zack 1,67,l33,193 Losinger,Danell 3,114 Losinger, John 2,99,132 Losinger,Linda 2,99 Lauden, Diana 3,114 Louden, Gary 1,67,192 Loughmiller, Debbie 1,65 Loughmiller, Marvin Jerry 2,99 Loughmiller,Melodee 4 Lovell, Tim 4,217 Lovell, Robert 1,65 Lovelace, Patricia 3,1 14,130 Lowman, Paulette 3,114 Lowmon,Tim 1,65 Luckert, Barbara 3,114 Lucky, Christine 1,67 McKenney, Carol 1,67 McKenney, Sandy 3,114 McKenzie, Louis 3,114 McKeown, Lee 3,114 McKinley, Chuck 2 McKinnis, Phil 1,67,133 McKinnon, Wayne Daniel 2,100 McKinzey, Pat 4,217,125,127,130 McMillan, Patrick 2,100 McMillen, Gary 3 McMillen, Sherrie 1,67 McMurry, Janet Carol 4,217 McMurtrey, Carol Ann 4,217 McNatt, Jack 1,67 McWilliams, Bob 1,67 McWilliams, Coleen 4,218 McWilliams, Julie 3,114 Mealey, Linda 4,218,127 Mealey, Pam 1,67 Medford, Vern 3,114 Meeks, David 4,218 Meguiar, Tatty 3 Meier, Virginia 1,67 Mele, Cynthia 2,100,126 Mele, Tony 3,114 Mendenhall, Paula 1,67 Menser, Paul 3,114 Mercer, Randy Scott 2,100 Merry, Diane 4,218,130 Metzger, Diane 4 Metzger, Judy 3,115,132 Metzger, Mea 3,1 15 Metzger, Quinn 4,218 Meyer, Darrell 3 Meyers, Diane 1,67 Meyers, Kathy 2,100 Meyers, Linda 4,218 Miller, Jerry 2,100 Lucky, Don 2,100 Lucky, Kathy 1,67 Lukas,Terry 3,114 Lukowski,Louise 3 Lunan, Jackie 4,217 Lunan, James 2,100,128,153,152 Lunsford, Roger 1,67 Lunsford, Scott 2,100,132,52 Lundbam, Elizabeth 3,114 Lundy, Dan 3 Lusetti, David 2,100,134 Luster, Robert 2,100, 52 Luther, David 1,67 Lut, Joyce 1,67 Luther, Lee 1 Lyski, Dave 4,217 MacGregor, Scott 3,1 14 MacGregor, Susan 2,100 Mack, Vicky Violet 2,100 Miles, Vicky 1,67 Miller, Miller, Brenda 2,100 Glenda 1,67 Miller,Jim 1,67,156,157 Miller, Kerry 1,67,53,192 Miller, Michael Steven 1,115,52 Miller, Mike 2,191 Miller, Ray Monte 1,67 Miller, Pam 3,115 Miller, Pat 4 Miller, Richard 2,100 Mills, Carol 4,218 Mackey, Steven 1,3,67,121,53 Madewell, Willie 3 Maguire, Ran 4 Maguire, Shirley 1 Malone, Susanne 3,114 Mance, Mary Ann 1,67 Manie, David 1,67 Manie, Nancy 3,114 Manire, Karen 1,67 Manire, Sharon 4,217 Mannen,Susie 4 Mannthey, James DeWitte 2 Mansfield, Robert 3,114 Mantei,Linnea 3,114 Marsh, Jauan Edward 1,67 Marsh, Jerry 2,100 Mills, .left 4,218,124 Mills, Karen 3,115 Mills, Richard 2 Milne, Carl 3,115,131 Milne, Tom 3,115 Milton, Alice 2,100 Milton, Ann Karen 3,115,127 Mishima, Janice 2,100 Mishima,John 3,115,129,131 Mitchell, Monte 3,115 Miyake,Masa 4,21B,124,127,181,5'1,15 Miyake, Mickey 2,100,152 Moccardine, Richard 1 Moccardine, Robert 2,67,100 Mohr, Julie 1,67 Mohr, Kathy 1,67 Monnes, Randy 4,63,131,51,185 Mannie, Michael 3,115,123,127,134 Montanden, Gene 1 Montandon, Susan 2,100 Moody, Charles 2 Moore, Deanna Marie 3,100 Moore, Janet 2,100 3,152 Moore, Sherry Ann 2,100,126 Morey,Jeftrey 2,100,129,132 Morfitt, Carmen Louise 2 Morgan, Calvin 2,100 Morgan, Jan 2,100 Morgan, Larry 3,115,56 Morgan, Leslie 4,218,131 Morkert, Barbara 3,115 Morkert, Mickey 1,67 Morris, Robert 2,100,126 Morris, Connie 1,67 Morrison, Carolyn 2 Morrison, Larry 1 Morriss, Dorothy 2,100 Morriss, Karen 4,218 Moshberger, Dave 4,218 Moyer, Rita 3,115 Muckle, Kathy 2,100,123,132 Mudgett, Gail 3 Mullaney, Pm 3,115,134 Mullins, John 1,67 Munday, Kay Valerie 2,100 Munson, Lynda 1,67 Myers, Harvey Richard 3 Myers, Roger Lee 1 Nappe, Curt 2 Noppe, Diane 1,67 Nappe, Kenneth 3,193 Neal, Shannon 4,218 Nederhiser, Steve 1,67 Neely, Debra 2,100 Neibauer, Clara 4,218 Neubauer, Fred 1,67 Neibauer, Gary 1,67,53,187 Neill, Bonnie 1,67 Neilson,Gary 2,101 Neilson,Trudi 1,67 Nelson Nelson ,Dan 4,218 Dennis 3,115 Nelson, Doug 1,67,53 Nelson, Jim 3,115 Nelson, Kathleen 2,100,132,196 Nelson , Kathleen Gale 4 Nelson, Randy 3,115 Nelson, Richard 1,67,133 Nelson, Sam 1,67,53 Nelson ,Terry 4,218,124,127 Netzel, Raymond 2,100,133 Neuharth, Linda 4,219 Newbold, Lori 2,101 Newcamee, Dennis 3,115,130 Newham, Marion 4,219 Newlands, Greg 2,101,52,193 Newman, Donald 1,67 Newman, Ralph 4,219 Nicol, John 2,101,153,152 Nicholson, Steve 3,1 15 Niska, Paul Greg 2,101,132,193 Nold, Belinda 3,115 Nolen, Brenda 1,67 Norquist, Rick 2,101,134 Norquist, Ran 4,219 Nnrquist, Vern 1 67,137,53 Norris, Andy 4,219 Norris, Norris, Diana 3,115,132 Glenn 1,67,121 Norris, John H. 2,101 Norris, John Mike 2,101 Norris, Michael 3,115 Norris, Sheila E. 1,70 Northrup, Bill 3,115 Northrup, Frank 1,70 Narthrup, John 2,101 Nowak, Bruce 3,194 Nowatchik, Bob 1,70 Null, Diane 1,70 Nyara,Donna l Oberg, Sherry 1 O'Dell, Earl 3,115 Odom, Doug 2,101 Odom, Lawrence 1,70,53 Okell, sfevei 1,70,133,193 okam, Karen 4,27,219,76,83,127,134 Okita, Okrasi Olsen, Olson, Olson, Olson, Olson, Olson, Gayle 1,70,134 nski,Bill 2,101,131 Tom 4,51 JaAnnCarolyn 1 GreggA. 3,115,134 Mary-Ellen 4,219 NanetteR. 1,70,139 Shirley 2,101 O'Malley, Patti 1,70 Onchi, Doug Joe 2,102,194 Oneil, Bobbie 1,70 Opray, Joanne E. 2,102 Ormes, Steve 3,115,132 Orr, Randy E, 102,128,132,52,197 omreodneys. 3,115,127,128,131,51,19 Ostrem, James 2,102 on, Don 1,70,192 Ottobani, Karen 1,137 Ouchida, Mike 4,219,5l,153,152 Owens, Richard 3,1 16 Owes, Barbara 2,102 Padberg, John 3,116,126,129 Padberg, Sandra 1,70 Page, Dewayne 4,214,124,152,153 Page, Gale 1,70 Palmblad, Doug 2,102,126 Palmblad, Fred 1,70,187 Palmblad, Karen 3,116 Palmblad, Steve 3,116 Panit, Robert 1,70 Panuke, Linda 4,219 Paola, Mary 2,102 Paprocki, John 2,102 Parker, Brad Steven 2,102 Parker, Jack 1,70 Parkerson, Jonathan 3,116 Parkerson, Lay 4,220 Parkerson, Stephen 2,102 Parkinson, Marii 1,70 7 Parks, Robert 1,70,187 Parlette, Peggy 1,70 Parlette, Suzaeen 3,1 16 Parmele, Jerry 4,220 Parmele, Joanne 2,102 Parr, Steve 3,116,51 Parrett, Clifford 1,70 Patrick, Linda 4,220 Pauley, Steven 2,102 Payne, Thomas 2,102,130,131 Pearson, Karin 1,70 Pearson, Pat 1,70 Pearson, Mark 4,220,134 Pedigo, Bob 3,116 Pendergrass, Joy 4,43,220,127,196,81 Penkert, Cheryl Ann 3,116 Peoples, Al 3 Perkins, Brad 2,102,56 Perkins, Cindy 2,102,132 Perkins, Debbie 1,70 Perkins, Gaylene 3,116 Perkins, Sherry 4,220 Peters, John 4,126 Petersen, John 4,102,220,51 Peterson, Kraig 3,137,116,56 Peterso Peterso Peterso Petra k, n, Greg 3,116,134 n, Kay 1,70,122 n, Steve 3,116 Donna 4,41,220,134 Petrak, Kathy 2,102,125 Petterson, Darlene 1 Pettit, Greg 2,102 Phillips, Bonnie 2,102,137 Phillips, Carla 4,220 Phillips, Catherine 1,70 Phillips, Dale Roger 3,116 Phillips, Lynda 1,70 Phillips, Martha Jane 2,102 Phillips, Merle 4 Phillips, Richard 2,102,116,186 Phillips, Wayne Richard 3 Philpot, Barbara 2,102 Phinney, Alan 3,116 Pickett, Terry 3,116 Pierce, David Vernon 3,116,197 Pierce, Donna 3,116,127 Pierce, Georgia 3,116 Pierson, Pamela 4,220 Pino,Susan 3,116,125,127 Pittman, Mary 3,116 Plesko, Thomas 1,71,157 Poelwiik, James 2,102 Poitras, Ray 2,102 Polivka, Bonnie 3,116 Popia, Gary 2,116 Porter, Debby 2,102,196 Porter, Linda 4,221,127 Porter, Marsha 1,71 Porter, Patsy 1,71,102 Porter, Patty 2 Poteet, Donna 3,1 16 Poteet, Debbie 1,71 Poteet, Wayne 2,102 Powell, Annie 3 Powell, Carol 1 Powell, Caroline 2,102,132 Powell, Jerry 2 Powers, Gary 3,116,134 Powers, Mike 4,221,134 Powers, William 1,71 Pratt, Robert 1,71 Preskey, Laurie 1,71 Presley, Jim 4,221 Presley, Kathy 1,71 Price, Sue 2,102,132 Prickett, Barbara 3,116 Prickett, Terry 1,71,187 Prue, Carey 2,102 Pruitt, Leonna 1 Pulliam, Debbie 4,221,125 Pulliam, Kathleen 2,102,125 Pulmano, Sylvia 1,70 Raab, Gary 3,116 Robe, Mike Steven 2,102 Robe, Mitch 1,71 Rackham, Charles 3 Radimacher, Alan Gary 2,102,52 Radmaker,Nara 2,102,196 Ratt, Christa 3,116 Raft, Werner 2,102 Rothman, Wayne 3,116 Raybourn, Nolan 1,71 Reed, Bill 2,71 Reed, Mitchell 1,71,133 Reese, Leonard 2,102 Reeves, Derek 3,1 16 Rentenaar, Don 1,71 Rentenaar, Robert 2,102 Reuber, Walt 2,102,134 Reuther, Loretta 2,102 Revel, Mona 1,71 Rhoads, Melody 3,116,127,134 Richard, Dave 2,102 Richard, Eddie 3,116 Richard, Janet 1,71 Richard, Judy 1,71 Richard, Judy Beth 1,71 Richard,Ray 2,103 Richardson, Bob 2,103 Richardson,Jim 3,116 Richard,Dan 1,71 Richardson, Keith 2,103,52,152,1B6 Richardson, Ron 2,103,121 Richman,Cheryl 2,103 Richman, William Eugene 3,116 Rieder,John 2,103 Riggs,Joynce 3,116 Riley, Ellen 3,116,134 Rinker, Suellen 4,221,130 Rippey, Linda 2,103 Riss, Fred 1 Ritmiller, Larry 56,157,187 Roberts, Benna 1,71 Roberts, Susan 1,71 Robertson, Bob 2,103 Robertson, David 3,133 Robertson,Douglos 1,71 Robertson, Linda 2,103 Robertson, Valerie 1,71 Robinson, Connie 4,221,76,108 Robinsan,Jesse 2,103 Roddy, Glenn 3,116 Rodlun, JoAnn 4,221,125 Roher, Jack 3,116,52 Ralph, Dolly 3,116 Ralph, Myron 2,103,191 Ronnfeldt, Richard 4,221,124,51 Roaks, Vickie 2,103 Rosecrans, Pam 2,103 Rosenlund, Mark 1,187 Ross, David 1,71 Ross, Janet 2,103,132,196 Ross, Jean 4,221,126,127,196 Ross, Shari 3,116 Whiting, Sroufe,Dale 4,222,127,134,136 510519, Rossmiller, Joseph 1,71,193 Roullier, Arlene 1,71 Roullier, Phil 3,116 Rouse, Darlene 3,116 Routt, D.A. 4,221 Routt, Michael 1,71 Rowlands, Fay 1,71 Rubio, David 2,103,122,185 Ruddell, Shirley 2,103 Ruebish, John 2,103,132 Ruegg, Steve 1,71 Ruggles, Walter 4,221,134 Runge, Lee William 2,103 Rusaw, Betty 4,221,125,127 Rusaw, Clyde 3,74,1 16,130 Rusaw, Robert 1,71,157 ,Rush, Dale 3,116 1Rush, Susan 1,71 Russ, John 1,71 Russo, Gian Donato 2 Ruth, Debbie 1,71 iRuth, Richard 4,221,129 lRutz, Jerry 4 Saari, Linda Diane 1,71 Sahli, Kathleen 2 ,Sahli, Mary Lynn 3,116,196 Salathe, Dianna 1,71 Salmeier, Rebecca 1,71 Sampsen, Mike 2,103 Sampson, Michael 4,221 Sanders, Donna 2 Sanders, Linda 3,41,116 Sanders, Wayne 1,71,194 Sanderson, Pat 3,116 Sandoval, Carolyn 3,116,127 Sandoval, Judith 1,71 Sandstrom, Nancy 4,221,125,127 Sansom, Richard Ray 2 , Savage, Elaine 4,221 Saxl, Charmaine 3,116 Saxl,Nannette 1,71 Sayler,Jacki 2,103 Scales, Greg 3,116 Schade,Woltgang 3 SCl'1afer,Alven 1,71 Schedeen, Luanne 4,222,123,122 Schedeen, Roland 2,103,126 Schenk, Jan 2,132 Schiller, Jerry 2,103 Schiller, Paula 3,116,134 Schilperoort,Dave 4,222 Schilperoort, Dennis 3,116,121,51 Schilperoort, Ralph 2,103 lschmidt, Alice 3,116 Schmidt, Richard 4,222 Schneider, Perry 1,71 Schneider, Wendy 4,222,83,126,130 Schnider, Diane 2,103,125 choenborn, Lucille Ann 2,103 chreder,Cannie 2,103 hulenberg, Gary 1,71 hulenberg, Sharon 2,103 hut, Skeeter Beryl 3,116 chwanz, Chris 2,103 chweizer,Morgie 1,71 afield, Janis Ray 2,103 ales, Jodi 3,116,128 arls, Cheri 2 earls, Betty Louise 2,103 arls, Glenn 3,116 echler, Darrell 1,71 iler, Brain 1,71,137 iler,Dan 4,222,124,51,191 eiIer,Soott 2,103,128,52,153,152,193 entten,Dan 1,71 equin,Dor1na 2,103 erroels, Ann 3,117,125,126 rry, Terry Russell 1,71,187 evers, Jim 3,117 Seveyka,Thomas 1,71 Sexton, Charles 4,222 ' xton, Greg 4,222,124 harkey,Dave 3,117,128,192,191 harp, Robert 1,73 Shaver, Marcia 2,103,132,134 Shaw, Chester 3,117 Shaw, Odis Dean 2,103 Shepperd, Rosemary 2,103,126 Sherer, Veneda Kathleen 2,103 Sherer, Verla Crysta 1,73 Sherman, Patricia 3,117,125 Shifflett, John Douglas 2,103,12B,52,186 Shipley, David 1,73 Shirley, Roger 4 Shoemaker, Marvel 2,103 Shoemaker, Marilyn 4,222 ghort, Glenda 2,103,108,132,196 hriver,lngrid 2,103 Shriver, Virginia 2,103 5imkins,KrisAllen 1,73,121 Simon, Pete 3,117 Simpson, Patricia 2,103 Simpson, Rhoda 1,173,137 Simpson, Selma 3,117 Sinclair, Pete 3,117,128,51 Singerhouse, Danna 3,117 Skibba, Wayne 2,103 Sklenicka, Billy 3,117 Sklenicka, James 1,73 Slagle, Clara 4 Slayton, Lindo 4,222 Smedley, Steve 2,103 Smith, Carolyn 3,117 Smith, Clayton Roger 4,222 Smith, Dean 1 Smith, Joanne 1 Smith, Kristi 3,117,125,127 Smith, Linda 2,103,126 Smith, Nancy 2,105,125,132 Smith Ruby Marie 2,105 Srnith, Vicki 4,222 Smith, Winston 1,73,56,192 smeihers, Becky 4,222,127,196 smethers, Scott 1,73,133,131,136,56 Smothers, Virginia 3,117,127,54,56 Snively,Stuart 3,117 Snow, Frank 2 Snow, Steve 1,73,53,187 Snow, Viola 2,103 Sogge, Glenn 3,117, 127,134,135 Sogge, Irene 2,105,134,135,56 Sold, Tammy 1,121,73 Sold, Richard 3,117 South, Larry 2,105,132 Sowden, Sharon 3 Tacker, Jeff 4,223 Tallman, Gary 4,223 Tanner, Patrick 4,223,185 Tanquist, Marshall 1,73,56 Tosh, Roger 2,105,129,186 Tauscher, Valerie 2,105,134 Taylor, Barbara 2,118,125 Taylor, Linda 3,118 Taylor, Richard 2,105 Taylor, Ron 4,223 Teeny, Parry 2,105 Tempest, Dove 3,118,127,56 Terpenning, Billy 2,118,127 Terstegge, Jennifer 1 Thayer, Mary Frances 2,105 Thias,Mike 2,105,52,153,152 Thomas, Douglas 1,73 Thomas, Margaret 1,73,125 Thomas, Wesleyonn 4,223 Thompson, Bruce 3,118 Warren, Dorothy 2,106 Warren, Hal 4,224 Wahsburn, Susan 2,106 Watkins, Sandy 2,106 Watkins, Susan 1 Watson, Cheryl 1,75 Watson, David 2,106 Watson, Michael 4,224 Weatherby, Dusty 2 Weatherby, Sandi 2.106 Weaver, John 2,106,185 Webb, Michael 1,75,193 Weberg, Julie 4,224 Weece, Janice 4,225 Weece, Randy 1,75,134,56 Weeks, Peggy Diane 3,119 Wegner, Casey 2,106,193 Weisdorfer, Paula 1,75 Weitz, Judith 1,75 Wellman, Douglas 3,119 Thompson Greg 1,75,133 Thompson, Jean 1,75,134 Thompson, Jim 1,75,133 Thompson, Kathy 1,75 Thompson, Linda 3,118,125,126 Thompson, Marsha 4,74,126,130,223 Thompson Molly 3,118 Thompson Nick Robert 3,118,120,121 Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Richard 1,73 Rosanna 3118 fsiierefi 4,137,223 ,Steve 1,75,194 Sowers, Mike 3,117 Spady, Karen 2,105 Spady, Madalyn 1,73 Spain, Bert 1,73 Sparks, Gary 1,73 sperks,Pei 2,105,120,121 Speck, Billy 3,117 Speck, Candance 2,105 Speer, Carol 3 Spencer, Nancy 3,117 sperb, Dorothy 3,117,108,126 Thompson, Sherry 1,75,127 Thompson, Stanley 3,118,126,128,51,185 Thompson, Victoria Jean 3,118 Thompson, William 4,121 Tibbett, Kay 3,118 Tillman, Steve 1,75 Tilgner, Joyce 4,224 Tillstrom,Dave 4,130,224,197 Tingley, Merle lMikel 1,75 Tischler, lrene D'Anne 2,105 Sperb, Spinks Steve 1,73,12o,121,53,193 , Craig 2,1o5,52,1a5 Sroufe, Mark 1,73,121 Sroufe , Wayne 2,105,193 sieey, Nick 3,117 Staley, Candy 1,73 Stomper, Walt 3,117 Stomper, Wayne 1,73 Stanley, Judi Lynn 1,73 Stanley, Marcia 1,73 Staples, Marlen 4,105,223 Staples, Marlene 2 Carol 2,105 Todd, Barbara 1,75 Todd, John 3,118,134 Taland, Greg 2,105,52 Wells, Betty Ann 3,119 Wells, El izabeth 1 Wells, Gary 2,106 Wells, Terry 2,106 Wendler,Linda 2,106,126 Werth,WilIiom 2,105 West, David 1,751,133,157 Westcott, Richard 4 Westfall, Marvin Duane 1,75,187 Wheatley, Geraldine 4 Wheatley, Joanne 2,106 Wheeler, Darold 1,75,121,137,157 Wheeler, Wheeler, Iris 1,75 Joe 3,119 Wheeler, Maureen Joan 119 Wheeler, Stan 1,75 Whistler, Suzanne 2,106 Whistler, Torn 3,119 White, Bill 3,119 White, Deanna 4, 224 White, Gail 2,107,108,132 White, Michael 1,78,187 White, Miles 3,119,121 Whitefard, Heather 3,41,119,126,130 Eileen 4 Steadman, David 1,73,122 Steele, Dave 2,105,132 Steele,Don 4,223,134,51,153,152 Steensan, Theresa 2,105 Steensan, Terry 2,105 Steffan, Barbara 3,117 Steffen, Charlene 1,73 Steffen, Dianne 4,125,223 Steffen, Jeff 1,73,121 Steffl, Michelle Marie 2,132 Stein, Dianne 4,223 Stendel, Harald Ed 2,105 Stephenson, LeRoy 1,73 Stevens, Charles 3 Stevenson, Cher 2,105,132 Stewart, Harold 2,105 Stewart, James 1,73 Taland, Rick 1,75,133,193 Tolva, Jeanne 3,118 Tomasini,William 3,118,51,153,152 Tompkins, Bill 2,105 Toothman, Jeannie 3,75 Torrez, Bob 1,75,53,156,157,187 Towle, David 3,118 Towle, Verle 1,75 Townsend, Loretta 1,75 Townsend, Rhoda 3 Townsend, Roger 3 Tracy, Mary 3,118 Trattner, Harold 3,118 Traver, Richard 1,75 Travis, Ellen 3,118 Trent, Barbara 1,75 Truselo, Geraldine 3 Tumbaga, Marilyn 3,118,130 Turnbaga, Julius 175 Turner, David 4,127,224 Turner, Don 3 Turner, Jon 2,105,137 Turner, Joy 1 Turner, Karen 4,224 Turner, Lloyd 2,105 Tyson, Janice 3,118,127 uiiieh, Kathy 4,127,130,224 Whitney, John 2,107 Whittlesey, Ivan 2,107,121 Wiotel, Lynne 1,78 Wiebold, Mark 4,124,224 Wilcox, Kay 1,78 Wilcox, Sharon 2,106 Wilcox, Susan 3,119,132 Wiley, Debbie 2,105 Wiley, Garland 1,78,133 Wiley, Leland 4,124,225 Willard, Bob 2,106,132,193 Stewart, Mary Sue 3,69,117,121,126,127,132 Stewart, Melanie 2,105 Stiefbold, Terry 3,118,128 Stinale, Joe 1,73,137 Stockam, Lewis 1,l33,73,53,187 Stockam, Randy 3,118,51,152,153 Stockam, Twila 2,105 Stogsdill,Dan 4,223 Stogsdill, Deborah 1,73 Stolz, Kathy 2,105 Stone, Bill 2,105 Stone, Stone, Stone, Stone, Mark 1,73,121 Martin 3,118,126,122,134,194 Randy 2,73,105,122,126,130,52,197 Vonda 4 Stonewall, Vikki 3,118 Story, Pamela 1,73 Stotts, Stan 4 Strait, Dawn 2,105 Strand, Debra 2,105 Strand, Jill 2,105 Stratton, Laurie 2,105 Strebin, Jackie 1,73 Strong, Charmaine 2,105,123,122,132 Strutz, Michael 3,118 Sturdy, Janine 1,73 Unverricht, Deborah 1,75 Updegrave, Vicky 1,75 Urban,Leora 3,118 Urban,Tom 2,106 Vaden, Janis 1,75 Vaerefli, William 2,106,126,130,122,194 Van Beek, Janice 3 Van Beek, Mark 1,75 Von Beek, Ted 3 Van Daom, Rodney 4,124,224 Van Doom, Trina 1,75,132 Van Dementer, Lara 3,132 Van Gorder, Linda 1,75 Van Orsow, Christy 2 Williams, Ardith 1,78 Williams, Dave 1,78,53 Williams, Earl Lee 3,119,120,121 Williams, Elena' 2,106 Williams, Jamie 1,78 Williams, Theodore 4,203,225,185 Williams, Steve 3,119,131,185 Williams Williams , Terry 3,1 19 , Terry Kay 3,119 Williams, Ray 2 Wills, Diane 2,106 Wills, Donald 4,127,132,225,185 Wills, Jim 3,119,128,130,134,52,56,191 Wills, Ro bert James 3,119,191 Wills, Karen 2,106 Wilmoth, Linda 3,119 Wilson, Carol 2,106 Wilson, Everett 4,225,51 Wilson, Gaye 1,78 Wilson, Jack 1,78 Wilson, Kenneth 1,157 Wilson, Linda 4,225 Wilson, Mary 3 Wilson, Robert Glen 2,106 Wilson, Rose 1,78 Winegar, Aaron Chambers 2,106 Winkler, Winkler, Beth 4,41,130,225 Lucinda 2,106,132 Winner, Dan Randy 4,225 Winner, Ruth 2,78,196 Winters,Joyce 1,78 Winters,Neil 4,225 Van Ortwick, Virgil lPetel 1 Van Pelt, Cynthia 3,118 Van Pelt, Jackie 1,75,123 Von Speybrock, Jane 2,106 Van Speybrock, Nancy 1,75 Van Tassell, Judy 1,73 Van Voorhees, Darlene 1,75 Von Zanpt, Vickie 2,106,132 Vorney,Cheri 3,118,125,126,131 Vasey, Mary 2,106,134 Vaughn,Ron 2,106,52,186 Wirth, Mike 3,119,194 Wise,Carol 4,41,125,127,225 Wise, Eileen 1,78 Wise, John Alan 1,78,133 Wise, Martin 3,119 Wishon, Potty 3,119 wiiier, William 2,106,130,52,185 wiiiig, Ren 2,106 Wolcott, Gary 4,225 Wolfe, Nita 4,225 Woltf, Vicky 1,78 Sullivan,LindaRae 3 Sullivan, Pat 2,105 Suminski,Mike 3,118,52 Summersett, Ted 2,105 Sunamoto, Richard 4,124,223,152,153 Surface, ElIisWayne 1,73,121 Surmeyer, Margie 4,122,131,223 Surmeyer, Patricia 3,118,122,127 Surmeyer, Susanna 2,105,120 Sutton,Clare 3 Svaren, Glen 2,105,126,132,52,197 Swan, Delmer 2,105 SwanaSue 3,118,122,127 Swanson, Bonnie 1,41,73 Swanson, Jim 1,711,133,157 Swanson, Nancy 3,118,130 Swarthout,MeIindo 2,105 Swartsfager, Ernie 2,105 Swedberg, Steve 4,124,127,223,191 Sweeney, Robert 3 Swirtz,Don 1 Swim, Frank 2,105 Sythe,Cl'1ris 2,132 Sythe, Rick 4,223 Szabo, Stephen 3,118,121,52 Vertner, Cheryl Lynn 2,106 Vassello, Pam 2,106,132 Vohs, Bruce D. 224 Vohs, Deborah 3,118 Vohs, Judy 3,118 Voita, Leslie 3,118 vert Ahn, Diana 2,106 Wagner, Connie 2,106 Wagner, Jerelyn 4,224 Wagner, Marsha 2,106,132 Waible, Stephen 1,75 Waite, Pat 3,118 Waite, Roger 2,106, 52 Wakefield, Don 3,118,81 Wakefield, Jean 4,224 Walker, Leslie 1,75 Walker, Sharon 1,75 Walker, Steven 3,118 Wall, Barbara 3,119 Wall, Dave 4,63,224,124,51 Ward, Tim 2,106,120,121 Warner, Andy 4,224,124,51 Warner, Diane 1,75 Warner, Jean 2,106 Woods Dennis 1 78 Woods Gene 2 107 Woods Judy 3119,125,131 Woods Ly e 8 Wooley, Moriio 1,78 Wooten, Wooten. Worth, J Kathy 2,107 Keith 3,119 ohn 2 Woods, Bill -2,107 f 1 1,7 Ma Worth, rjorie 1,78 Wrede, Don Richard 2,107,129 Wrede, Kathlene 1,78 Wrede, Jan 3,119 Wright, Chris 1 Wright, Dennis 3,119 Wright, Craig 2,107,52,193 Wright, Luella 1,78,137 Wright, Wright, Priscilla 4,225 Ross 2,107 Wright, Sherrie 1,78 Wultf, Mitch 1,78 Wylie, Carolyn Yallup, Joy Leian 1,78 Yamamuro,Linda 4,125,225 Yamamuro, Bob 1,52,152,153 Yeager, Jeff 2,107 Yeager, Vern 1,78 Yeage, Linda 2,107 York, Gloriana 1,78 York, Robert 4,225,120,121 Young, Dave 3,114,119,134 Young, Eileen Nancy 2,107,125 Young, Roger 3 Young, Sandro 3,119,196 Youngs, Sarah 2,107 Zacharias, Kenneth 1,78 Zemp, Tina 3,119 Ziemer, Kathleen 4,225 Zimmerman, Linda Sue 2,107 Zimmerman, Ray 1,78 Zinter, Gene 1 Zumwalt, Bill 2,107 Zumwalt, Carol 3 FACULTY 8. ADMINISTRATION INDEX Armstrong, John 34,199 Barbour, Dick 74 Barker, Sandy lMrs.l 168 Bartholomew, Frank Bialostosky, Julius 37,41 Bialostosky, Kathy lMrs.l 19 Blauvelt, Dahl 18 Bunch, Doris 72 Burnett, Don 34 Butzin, Donald 39,129 Callahan, John 42 Chilton, Wynferd 72,127 Clawson, Bonnie lMrs.l 20 Clum, Jean lMrs.l 21 Crouser, Lucile lMrs.l 200 Crouser, Patsy lMrs.l 73,200 Crotzer, Judith lMrs.l 18 Curry, David 166 Curry, Marilyn lMrs.l 31 Cutstorth, Anthony 34,169,157 Dailey, Benton 167 Dubose, David 198 Eilertsen, Dolena lMrs.l 173 Fenwick, Marion lMrs.l 17 Flood, Richard 63,39 Frizzell, Josephine lMrs.l 66,166 Fuller, Joan lMrs.l 37 Gardner, Sharon lMiss1 77,199 Gibbs, Jane lMrs.l 70 Gillam, Ivan 76 Gravon, Sandra lMissl 39 Gray, Robert 63,52 Green, Jim 168 Greening, Arlene lMrs.l 199 Greisel, Irma lMrs.l 38 Groshart, Craig Gunderson, Margaret lMrs.l 70 Hall, Robin lMrs.l 171 Hawes, Bob 201 Hayes, Karl 171 Hayes, Lael lMrs.l 21 Helseth, Miriam lMrs.l 61 Henderson, Ruth lMissl 31 Hensley, Argyll lMrs.l 18 Holm, Stanley 38 Hooker, Adele lMrs.l 173 Hotrum, Janice lMrs.l 64,123 Hubbard, Howard 111 Humphrey, Doug 201 Humphreys, Helen lMissl 240 Iverson, Floyd 201 Jelinek, George 16 Jepsen, Bonnie lMrs.l 38 Jones, Howard 79 Knight, Donald 201,52 Knox, Marilyn lMrs,l 167 Kveck, Jim 31 Lees, Phyllis lMissl 173,201 Lindsey, Dale 199 Manchester, Art 38,109 McMichael, Randy 173,152 Minnis, Robert 240 Monnes, Bernard 17 Morrison, Susan lMrs.l 21 Nelson, Harriet lMrs.l 21 Nelson, Raymond 93 Newhouse, Hazel lMissl 35,127 Nice, Dean 63 Ott, Marianne lMrs.l 79 Overman, Virginia lMissl 202 Owens, Ted 240 Parnell, Robert 16 Parrish, Ron 63 Perry, George 170 Peters, Eric 38,129 Peterson, Veral 93,92 Pliska, Laura IMissl 202 Popovich, Mike 38 Poucher, Lucille lMrs.l 61 Radak, Nelda lMrs.l 14 Rader, Naome lMissl 111 Richards, MinnielMrs.l 19,196 Rutherford, Kathryn lMrs.l 17 Schafer, Judith lMrs.l 37 Schmidt, Sara IMISSI 202,205 Shepperd, Suzanne lMrs.l 66,202 Smith, John 198,128 Smothers, Mary lMrs.l 20 Spinks, James 71,128 Stebbins, Dale 203 Stevens, Dan 77 Stone, Pat lMissJ 203 Strommen, Bette lMrs.l 61 Surmeyer, Frank 33,121 Swanson, Christine lMissl 31 Syron, Larry 198 Thomas, Jeanne lMissl 166,126 Thompson, Harry 14 Tweedt, Bessie lMrs.l 205 Vickery, Doug 43,17 Vigeland, Julie lMrs.l 72 Watkinds, Bill Weber, Harold 73,19 Werth, Troxel 15 Wilson, James 34 Wray, Sharon lMissl 126,200 Ylvisaker, James 36 fyijsi? y5JfiQvf5b H299 O,ffi,Xf?Qf4Jg gf A My N if flikiaiw 4 df MM W Mwmffwffwwgx My X ,-?Y,, MMVWKQWWWMM Q9wM06W0,8'MWb wg WMMMWWM Wff' M W www Xig',,,V M Wmwwjww MW: Q TMA any WW W ggi ESQ ENUM g rl' W ,MJ Q , , x MwW S2 El x l5E5N RWQFSQXX Q Xd' S 3 3'S iY g R wb iiwfwx Wm W Q 5 X 'Fkgfgf Q N A Ky Sfiwwkjxf Y X isixww NMFA wiiifxi 67 S S5595 50? 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