Ilwaco High School - Breakers Yearbook (Ilwaco, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1977 volume:

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Administration and Academics Pages 5 Classes Pages 18- Activities Pages 48- Sports Pages 70- Achievements Pages 86- Advertising Pages 92- vwsw-J I Ti' rf.4n 'I , M, I? I Y Ii Tiff my -n. 4. ,, .. 4- .A a 4. . ,NA Z1 ve Q .X K- -SM. .M sf-llgw' .w ,..,4.1X' sgfu M-NX K. . H. .,,.. 2 .9 H 3 H 'H .2 2 on E and Ad ICS Academ' 11 II Mcmorics Superintendent of Schools, Dr. john Thompson, looks over the application for the Sl. 96 million dollar Public Works Grant the district received. i 1 54 50 1 r i M3451 ,I 46 E mga, hs, K! 'hz 2'QQrlr'w--wwf Q v-v---an-f ,ff 135 iifflii ,, pals?-. Ocean Beach Board of Directors: QL. TO R. J Carl Forsberg, Paul Clarke, Chairman Carl Stucki, Agatha Heckard, and Mel Schisler plan the budget. Iian be lzeautzful and yet. . . :'s ' af gl I mm 3 rg: '1 'Sq i , gggfzzvgi W'5f ?Y f- . A1129 Q 4? 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RAYMOND PROVO First Aid G Personal Safety fStandard Coursey Washington State History, World Geography MR. GAIL QUIMBY Algebra, Consumer Math 'FE Advanced Algebra, Geometry MR. TOM MILLBROOKE Consumer Madm Geometry MR. PERRY VANOVER Biology, Photography ' 9 industrial Arts and Vfffllfffflllll . 'We simply chase E1 5422 mil :eff- P ' M., gggigz flux EJ F311 2 iz. qkjgg ja I. 23 Q Q, Q. .-4-- .hgltj s fy. , xr? Ti Ei ill f ,355 .I a. 3 S 33332-Qi Udmgfzx. 5 . flxgisa' X . 1 MR. JOE LUX Business Educ ation rl'-Q A. 44 . e. :Y . Qxa MRS. MARIE HENDR1cKsoN A ' Home Ec. I, Advanced Home Ec. .Q ii lil? 'E 21? .1 v.-f .J ..?-fgggtz Mrs.. Hendrickson helps Teresa Conto on her sewing MR. ELDRED GILPIN Pm-'ect' Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing Mark Haller receives some instructions from Mr. julie Greenfield serves an Advanced Foods delicacy to Gilpin. Erin Kelly and their guest. 1... ' Im' 'fri im ming Gif: f 5.5 in 'Ii - 4, '7 ','w,' :NX v. I 10 'ts tau? .UV f ,,, ,,,,,,,,ff flistvry and Psychrflogy MR. DAVID ITZEN United States History Contemporary World Problems MRS. PATRICIA ASLIN Junior High MR. ERVIN STEIN Junior High Assistant Football Coach MR. RICH FRAZER Psychology, Advanced Psychology Weight Lifting and Conditioning sf Q, A . Y Teachers' Aides-Shawn Peterson, Danny O'Shaughnessy, and Diane Olsen-at work in their office . -Qi f F' Vocuiinual Crainiug sz , if 1, 'si 2 A F 4 I .I MR . NED MAY!-TUGH Carpentry if-W ig ' L fi. -' 'E 1 Q Y . s MRS. ELEANOR OJA Nurses' Aide Training District School Nurse MR. FRED E. LOCKE Fisheries 12 TOP QL. TO R. yBret Brower mends a crab pot. Lisa Conto helps a Nursing Home patient. BOTTOM QL. TO R. jBob Cox puts up a rafter. john Gradt G Steve Clark feed fish. MR. RICHARD CARMODY Fisheries 190 it? the laughter We 71 remembcr. 9016 y4l'f5 rg L. MS. JEANNE SPEELMON Art, Advanced Art Crosscut MRS. DONNA JEFFREY Choir, Ensemble fSecond Semestery v 13 , w.'gf,Qx,N Put ,,,., :W 4' MRS . LOIS COX Indian Education Tutor Indian Art S Culture MS. PATRICIA AASE Choir, Ensemble QFirst semesterj MR. DENNIS CRABB Band -- 2261 and J-fmlfh f , A 'tv' M. M1 -.tw 14 , + MRS. LESLIE CARMODY P.E. 8Health MR. VIRGIL BURGER P.E. Sl-Iealth Vocational Director Kcfzmselors i' Vw , , ' R X if K. , R -A 'Q . . ' 173 sf V Kelly Morin makes a great P.E. Assistant. Gymnastics are easywith a little help from Mr. Burger and R. Rader. MRS. WENDI VANOVER Jr. High Counselor i sin MR. WESLEY PERSON High School Counselor MRS . MARIO RIE BEA RD Distric t Librarian ,, . Milt Doumit takes Mrs. Duane Akin, student librarian, Beasley seriously when she checks in books. says, Clea.n. Kilt' Library EG' MRS. MARY BEASLEY Library A ide STUDENT LIBRA RIANS: FRONT ROW -STAND- ING QL. TO R. jjeri Martin, Beth Dimond, Laurie Carlisle, Robin Doumit, Lee Tidrick, Monty Peil. BACK ROW-Mike Cantu, Randy Evans, Sonya Sylvestor, Stan Barta, Tad Bell, jim Brown, Brian Sheldon, Rod Rader, Steve Sonntag, Rick Gray, Dan Moravec, Phil Cauffield, Milt Doumit, Judy Henington, Audie Nelson, Celia Blasdell. NOT PICTURED: Clint Gleason, Mark Provo, Mike Dickens, Bob Dickens, Jeff Stults, john Gradt, jay Alexander Bill Byrnes. 1 10914 -,Z ' effveira -69' o ag. at MRS. MYRTLE SAUNDERS Carolyn DuBay checks the attendance records. Secretary Offive Staff Evelyn Jarman types up the bulletin. OFFICE WORKERS. FIRST ROW QL. TO R. jEvelyn Iermatm, Leah Prest, Connie Chalker. SECOND ROW: Christie Wright Jana Cantu, Laurie DeLapaz, Lisa Conto, Mrs. Saunders, jami Oatfield, Jolene Onstott. BACK ROW: Teresa jones, Kathy Oman, Brian Sheldon, jeff Finlay. NOT PICTURED: Paul Mailloux, Sonja Byle, Patricia Cook. MR. GEORGE HOLMAN Reading and Mathematics QTit1e I Migrant Programj V MR. LARRY KRATZER Title I, Reading and Mathematics Developmental Reading MRS. LILLLAN DECOVIS Resource Room Richard Eager-student -.,,n-iw' X, WW Special Services MRS. MARTHA MURFIN Learning Center Aide ,N MRS. PAT COOK Learning Center Aide ff 552.5 1' Q ...........w- Classes Seniors mmm PAT SMITH CHARLOTTE BAILEY GWEN IERMANN The Class of '77 began their plans for graduation early, and the girls ordered gold gowns and the boys ordered royal blue. Julie Greenfield, Munro Cullum, Mark Woolsey, Erin Kelly, and Mickey Bell Worked with Ms. Speelmon and Mrs. Crabb to design graduation announcements and Baccalaureate and Graduation program covers. jami Oatfield was chairman of the Bacca- laureate where Pastor James Braaten spoke. Nancy Campiche organized a Bake Sale, Pat Smith the carnival Haunted House, and an after game dance with julie Greenfield, Bob Ross, and Bill Cuffel in charge were the money raising projects. Char Bailey was chairman of the Home- coming float. The class as a Whole Won the penanent for Spirit Week when their Gong ShoW captured first place. Angela Nascimento was their fast change artist, and Brian Aase the class Charming Charlie. On May 3, forty-seven seniors went to Portland. First stop was O.M.S.I., then roller skating and amusement rides at Oakes park, and topping the day the Bad Company concert at the Collesium. Mrs. Beard and Mr. Gilpin were class advisors. Senior girls play on State Basketball team Q W K, 1 The Gong Show like flu' corners of my mind F' Nu. 4'1W BRIAN AASE JAY AIEXANDER xt 1? -Je. ? MIC KY BE LL ROBER T BONNEY i E 1. , ff .Lg BRET BROWER JACQUELINE CAINES Angela Nascimento dresses for Spirit Week. 1! ? PAT CAMERON NANCY CAMPICHE CAROL CARLISLE DEBRA CARTWRIGHT 'Scattered pictures STEVE CLARK LISA CONTO Super Seniors' Homecoming float f if ,wk .9 ., L, SALLY coox BILL CUFFEL MUNRO CULLUM IEP-I DAVIS L, IEFF F INLAY GEORGE GRADT JULIE GREENFIEID RICK HAHN af the smiles we left behind JACK HOWARD JOE HYATT EVELYN JERMANN DAVID KARY 5 'TTITD md si TRUDY KARY ERIN KELLY TONY LUETHE DOUG LINDSI-EY Y f x ,. x' X PAUL IDRD Smile Pat, We're winning. DAVID MARSH LAURIE MILLER 'NL I, 'Scattered pictures KELLY MO RIN AN GELA NA SCIMEN TO CHA RLES NEA CE '15, ma tx Fei? 5 .., JUDITH NITZEL SHIRLEY NITZEL JAM! OA TFIELD KIM OLSEN Marina Provo, shades of the '50s. r...- ROY OMAN MONTY PEIL of the smiles we left behind. ..,w'rfQ REBECCA PETERS LEAH PREST Mark Woolsey, band president sr ffwvd YW? US... 'Ns TED RAAYMAKERS IERI REARDON JOHN ROISUM ROBERT ROSS sWI7 'P'i SUSAN SADEWASSER JULIE SAGMILLER SANDRA SYLVESTER TERRI LYNN TREICHLER 25 'Smiles wc gave e , ' . . 5' fe uf- - ,li 4' H 'ls A u. , V- I .' ' , f .7 -1 F, . DEBRA TRIPLETT TEENA WALTERS MICHAEL WENTWORTH DAVID WEYL . x,5v,, s 5 m ,Q TODD WRIGHT MARK WOOLSEY MARINA PROVO SUSAN KESLER Terri Treichler relaxes at the State Tournament. Carol Carlisle plays a little pep music. ' K3 A-CQ to one another. 7 'fr I 'L, ' fn' 3 , if - ml 'vw M Hf fjfi , ff 14' l ,www , If JOANNE WINN HOWARD WILCOX L V . 'fl-Rm. NO T PIC TURED DUANE A KINS STEVE SONNTAG BELOW: ACROSS THE TOP QL. TO R. JDavid Weyl checks that ankle. David Marsh models for Ir Women Mad scientists Erin Kelly and Micky Bell practice their cooking skills .., , 9 . . A . - 1 .8 , 1' Bill Cuffel and Bob Ross. BOTTOM LEFT: Char Bailey tries out the dorm bed at the Girls' BB tournament BOTTOM RIGHT . 1 F- 3. nfs 3,2 af - 2' ig. f' Rv?--'. 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Since the Homecoming theme was Dancin' in the Moonlight , the juniors selected Dancin to a Victory for their float theme which Won first prize for the most original, second prize for the best decorated, and first prize for the funniest. Laurie Carlisle and Robin Doumit read palms and toldfortunes at the Carnival booth. On Greaser Day, Tami Oatfield and Laurie Carlisle took honors as did Donna Calhoun and Lucy Tuft on Heart Day and Alise Finlay and Linda Hilderman on Clown Day. Mike Patterson was the class Charm- ing Charlie for the third time in a row, and the final effort for Spirit Week was the Treasure Hunt skit. A bake sale helped finance the first Jr. -Sr. Disco, a buffet dinner followed by dancing. Class advisors were Mrs. Hendrickson and Mr. Itzen. Zell mv would We? gdllfd We? , ' . ' 9 J J 1' Vi x' x- ' -,ef V V ' ave. 4 3 fa' K: .' wx! 1.1 in , . 1, ,A X' h l e van ' X .Ot ' . . 'U' 'E i ' ' bl' A . . Q Exit' ,Qvl,x V. 4 . Nancy Alexander Kristine Beckerman Diane Beldon Tad Bell Robin Berdahl H ,an - if 4 -1 Celia Blasdell Sonja Byle Donna Calhoun Laurie Carlisle Linda Cartwright Connie Chalker Jim Collier Dick Cox um W' T35 I , ,'7B,5 ,-V Laurie DeLapaz Bob Dickens Prize vwdnning jxmior Class float Robin Doumit Q78 N w x , wfl. , Richard Evans Alise Finlay Kevin Fortier John C-radt Tom Gradt Rick Gray Teresa jones Jay Lawrence 1 . 5 r A fir-L , f u Q... .L A f X X x Tim Lentz Michelle Meriwether Chat Il was so simple then Monette Gregerson Kevin I-Iaddix Linda Hilderman Jim Janus f .A ,-L. Ax 4 K-,. Jay Kaino Marci Kersting David Knudsen Mike Lambert Studying hani in U.S. History class. Bill Litschke Bob Lucas Bernadette Macy Jeri Martin 5 f Z1 ' , V. sr ' 8 ,. ' 4. if L - L: .3 .1 er 2 ? 2, i' My y V , . uf 1 Delwin Modex- Audie Nelson Tami Oatfleld Dan O'Shaugh.uessy or has lime. . .kewriflcn every line? . ' 4 3, 'L V X - . ff'-sl , ' , Andy O'Connor Mary Kay Osborne Mike Patterson Renae Peil Joe Provo Charles Radzicki Bemard Raff jess Ramirez Lane Sacks Brian Sheldon gags? yy :tvk'k.'1 ' ' lvl. 1 ' Q P11 1' A john Smith Sonya Sylvester Lee Tidrick Becky Timmen Patricia Tregaslcis 3 34 K ., fs S, . 4 4 , Q S , X , x '- -3 Brenda Webber Mitchell Winn Raymond Yann Bill Hamilton Lynita. Hedgers Bob DeCa.mp Monette Gregerson with the biggest foot at State NOT PICTURED David Sprague Pat Duffy Curtis Jacobson Brett Prest Dick Sellman PICTURED BELOW TOP LEFT-It's Mickey Mouse falias TOP RIGHT R1Ck Gray measures it up. X 4 2 BOTTOM LEFT Laur1e Carhsle and Robin Doumit take over mn the krtchen Betty Shanks BOTTOM CENTER It 1S tlme for junior Sonya Sylvester TOM RIGHT When asked, Randy Evans and Mike Lambert can say That's what I learned ln m 1-of -wr B. T . . Es' P Q E 3 twist, 1 5 ? gli? H. ff-Q? Nw, ,, +, -Q are :T 2 tr if . T fe M. in -J fn Seniors enjoy the Jr. -Sr. Disco and buffet. Alise Finlay serves at the Style Show. Tom Gradt repairs his pot. f? ! ! a . 'J . ,if , 7 s Bob DeCa,mp and Tim Lentz in a class. Audie Nelson and Mitch Winn ready for the Duck Bowl v' s.,.K '. ,. fi ,lm Monette Gregerson high jumps. Becky Timmen at the Girls' State Basketball Tournament. 1977 Boys' State delegate, john Smith. 'T v Sophzwzvrcs fmfmffa, . t Mary Ann Aase-President Joe Janus- Vice President Bev Malmstadt- Secretary Mary Ann Aase was elected president of the Class of '79 for the second time. Fol- lowing the Constitutional amendment, Randy Evans was elected Sophomore Representa- tive to the Student Council. Many sophomores worked hard on their Homecoming float and were disappointed when they didn 't Win anything. Rob Rader Was chairman of their very successful dunking booth at the Carnival. During Spirit Week, they had a skit To Tell The Truth , and Charming Charlie was Tim Patterson. Dan Moi-avec resting, not parking. Al. . 4 . F .ia . V. V .. ' 6 .cg Q! Qf 'J , sg Phil Cauffield gets in practice for the coming football season Dan Akins in his Tin Man costume. cf 5 'Wan be so l1eaut1fuL and get Danny Akins Debbie Alexa nder Sue Beckerman Susan Blasdel cf 1 , , 'Na joe Camp Lisa Cambe 11 Phil Cauffield Ella Cecil Yr 'X Marina Cook Patricia Cook 4f'X. I 46 Xi Vicki Anderson Larry Barbee Stan Barta -Q. fx. Q Charlie Bross Bill Byrne Bobbie Caldwell Judy Cauffield Sophomores fishing a Homecoming victory Teresa Conto Cathi Cox Milt Doumit Dana Drake 13 those tae painful to remember - '.-'fs ur. 5 6 ,2-.- r ,fi Leon Dunham Betty Edwards Valerie Emi-ich Randy Evans Deborah Fortier 101-gn Fullgr Lauralea Gilpin Luanne Gove Sophomore 's dunking booth was Camival success Cindy Greenfield Marvel C-regelson Mark Halle: Doug Hendrickson Stan Hopf Mark Hopkins Susan Hunter Jon Jones 'if ' Kris Kary Curtis Lentz Lynn Martin Pam McDonald Kerry McGee 'Um be so beautzfzd and yet 1 Y emi 553' 952' or Sift ' 4 53,12 L?-s ,, s 'X'1S: W ' Q ,Qu Charity Millner Dan Morvec Tammie Nelson F 'X sg' , V Q we , ss C if J w 1 Q- we 0 1 K 1 Y ,I - ' ' ' 'A f .TES R I , A sf P . . 1K.?,9 4J' if A P i f 4 . N ' . . -, nv: 2, wi : 5,,,A3l Tt: ti A igSf1ti-fi E'- - sfl . , ....,i,W.. Tumbling in P.E. Debbie Nitzel Penny Oller Diane Olsen vi HQ Tb Jolene Onstott Jody Palmer Tim Patterson Ann Pells Shaun Peterson Qu 31 Rod Rader O XT! ff A , in .g B111 Sexton , ,R , .2 ..,, , H -' .. S A P, ,f.s S , .5 o,,, , Connie Robinson jenmce Roxsum Sue Ross Tanya Sacks ga it :P f R374 ' Eff ,ra:?'f.,f P Rudy Shebly Matt Short Delise Smerchek Carla Smith thas: lov painful to re1ueml1er IW- Af S lv nfl ,rj K 1 4 ad ,lx Greta Smith Steve Smith Scott Stults Christie Wright ' l 9 Mike Wanke Terri Whittaker I 1 C ary Black 5 A . sr fm f . v 'i 3.5 , 0, M so ' 1 . ! 2 W5 , jim Spate Mary Staudenraus 1 Dan Unruh John Unruh Y' Karen Wie gardt Todd Wie gardt Mike Cuffel Tim Patterson checks his shelves. jim Meriwether .-,fu Dusty Stout janet Volkmer Re ma Miklos NOT PICTURED Brad Claycamp Robert Hoyt Marc Howlett Gary Knaub Corrine Macknosky Gloria Mendez Marie Robbinson Lucy Tufts Kevin Wall Y l e fr. Q Laura Lea Gilpin and Debbie Alexander talk over track. AVA B UTTE my W5 Doug Hendrickson at Lava Butte on the Honor Billy Byrnes a repair job. Society Trip. ttempts a little video Jody Cauffield on her way into class 'V 'HH Matt Short rests while waiting for the Ensemble to perform. Sue Hunter and Tim Patterson teasing. 9f.?if1,f 5 , Q. I . i -4 Rod Rader does a little serious think- ing. si, l W-- , , waxy, A r ' , ,,v,, Q- '- . , , . h ' Y Rema Miklos takes off. Jon Jones eats in peace and quiet. 8iSef31SagIS::5a gru- dmpauisnr gf6'5lll446'l'I Sa Its the laugl I Don Taylor-President Warren Hazen Vice President Becky Stucki Secretary Set to the tune Rubber Duckie , the theme of the Class of '80s Spirit Week song was Freshmen are lots of frm. Phil Yaun was voted Charming Charlie. The Homecoming float theme was Gaff the Gul1s. lt won first and third prizes. The class money raising project was the baseball throw at the Carnival. Following the A. S.B. Constitutional changes, Phil Yaun was elected Freshman class representative to the Student Council. Kathy Oman thinks high school is great. ga 'We will remember L... Dave Albrecht Dwayne Ames Mark Bakker Jim Belisle Brian Billups 535255525351 ff ,939 9.-' i Herb Booi Kung Brandt Kevin Bredfield Renee Brumitt fisjamen putting up their Carnival baseball Barbi Cantu Karen Coffman . f Q x -4 S - if ' Phillip Cook Sheridan Davis jim Eaton Gary Edwards jeff Everett be-. ' n' Keith Everson Gary Ferguson Sandy Freeman Ginger Fortier Clint Gleason whenever we rememlzef' Tim Gleason Delbert Godwin Cheyl Gregerson Geoff Hahn Robin Hatfield F' Bob I-Iedgers Misty Henderson Jeff Holmes Valerie Jacobson Scott Jarman Cliff Land Terri Lapioja Paul Mgilloux Sandy Mauch Donna McCarger f 1 v w J' x f' vw ,Q .4145 if Us 4 Ruth Mendez Terri Meriwether Carl Milhiser T -i Q ' A ? '---vi Q YT- Q 1.11111 l Q15 K H Randy Millnel' jenny Morgan Angela Mode: The class with class on their float. af ' f' 1 'if fi 1 O n 7 X X o I' gi? ' A-3 f ,K 3 ' : , , ., V W K :E Rf 3451? , I.: V .Q gl sv l ff. V 5 ,A 1 . w I Kent Morrison 1 Qi ' 5' ,. z 1.1 4 H vw 1 ' . X , M' .K sf . 'f' s N hi Robin O'Shaughnessy Buck Preston Mary Pugsley Bob Skordal E715 Way we Were. ya .Y f x Cheryl Nason Tracy Oldfield Kathi Oman Lisa O'Conner 3 vu-lg If ' W . ,. . V rf' 2 , at s. y fi z 1, S I , . m f . Q Wt' Q .- ,, ',sr.,, M, Q K 3, '. , E+ ., ' iff fx ' t ,v ,.-15. xy - ' 1, iagg f 13. Fi jeff Pederson Tom Peters ijigggfiesaf ,Q gli i hgh - - 3 A1 y . , . .gf in H I W H r f, fs f 'af l . .Ali fig. L A ,S ' ' o Jeff Pederson works on his basket Bart Provo Mark Provo Richard Rank Glenn Ray Joanne Sellman Yoko Sheldon ff: ,fry rf' xi fflgg' Tracy Smith jeff Stults Laura Wason Tami Williams .. a r ' rg, ,Ja t 1 , .A . ,V L' 33 A ' if? , . 9' ff V ,fy ,z l ua t f : i . ff pf 42 ri Q s N I i, , x , +' M1 ,awww - 5' I , Teri Wilson Tim Wilson Toni Wisner Phillip Yaun Albert Yunker V33 - I ' NOT PICTURED if Wm: .3 Lori Bolden , . g Cindee Claycamp Mike Dickens f ' Tammie Dill is Lorie Kirchgesler g X f ' Maureen Leith I T ,X F' it Dena Robbinson , 'A ' , Mark white Q - Kyle Ziegelman Sfreshmarz Kaskefhall KNEELING QL. TO R. J Phillip Cook, Kyle Ziegelman, Phillip Yaun, Albert Yunker, Carl Milhiser, Don Taylor. STAND ING-jim Eaton, Tim Wilson, Robin Hatfield, Tracy Oldfield, Kurt Brandt, Mark Bakker, Kevin Bredfield, Coach Frazer A-Y v ,K ..f ,-gt, . 3 , xref' M fSf .?i4i'32Y Jt,! f.: Yoke Sheldon throws the discus. Geoff Hahn gets a kick out of drama.. 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' V, is V, y 3- . if , f V, y l 8' . if ev.. ,W 531' ,' I - 9 '. . -.ff -4f,f.?,:' ' ,. fb, f v g 9, . t by 3 l C ' ' '. , Q: ' 4 A N. mi wk .' 2 - ,e :human ' C 'Ava ' ' k, .f'----- ' 4. ' , V, q, K an-as A.. ,s 2 3 Q. sh V. 1 'EAR 3 . if ' s. N :Y V X8 y V . , staff y Q l f, ..-- N J -we 4. 321 Munro Cullum practises for his famous solos jay Lawrence admires Roy and Brian s trophies. ls az-'yn X 4 4 s 2 I Kelly Morin and John Roisum explain a plan Doug Milhiser relaxes before a BB game Carol Carlisle says track has lots of advantages. x w thx X v EBT! 1 wil' N9 x 4 YR' ,s ,Q M Jn km Q . gf-3, ix in ,, fi X ,Q 0 N UB H Ou 3 in H Q 1 :on i . Student dfufzcil VD , 'lrl 42.2 .V .,.,.,,....f4iai 4 ' ,S vPRES1DENTYf jack Howard BELOW SEATED QL. TO R.jPat Smith, Mark Woolsey, Munro Cullum, jack Howard, Evelyn Jermann, Mary Ann Aase, Beth Wiegardt. STANDING-Becky Timmen, julie Sagmiller, Terri Treichler, Char Bailey, Debbie Cartwright. NOT PICTURED-Kelly Morin, Don Taylor, John Roisum. Q 'I7f We had the chance Munro Cullum Evelyn jermann Student awareness in the governmental process was Stu- dent Body President jack Howard's goal. He wrote 12 amend- ments to the Student Body Constitution and three resolutions which were reviewed by the Student Council and then sub- mitted to the entire Student Body for a vote. Only three of the amendments failed. jack appointed a Constitutional Review Board, an Athletic Committee, and an Activities Committee. The Student Council sponsored the Magazine Drive and Homecoming. They also approved the formation of a Fresh- men Study Hall. -4-1 3 s . U- iifeif ii-QI, liffl? V U12 to do it all again The Gaiden I Staff EDITOR - ALISE FINLAY ASS l' ED. - MARCI KERSTING Donna Calhoun, Lynita Hedgers, and Lucy Tuft distribute the GOLDEN I. PI-IOTOGRAPHER - KENT MORRISON The GOLDEN I staff put out nine issues. It was a printed paper, and after the first two issues, the staff switched from tabloid size to a full- sized, 4 page paper. GOLDEN I STAFF EDITOR Alise Finlay Assistant Editor Marci Kersting Photographers: Jeri Reardon, Bill Cuffel, Kent Morrison Bill Byrnes Reporters: Bob Ross, Celia Blasdel, Cary Black, Joann Business Manager Winn, Donna Calhoun, Lori Landahl, Cathi Cox, Lucy Tuft, Corrine Macnosky, Lynita I-Iedgers, Laurie Carlisle, Brenda Webber, Linda Hilderman. Kerry McGee U15 Honor Szfcieiy inducted nine new members in a September assembly and welcomed them at the home of President Debbie and Vice President Linda Cartwright with a dinner. The All-School Carnival was the large November project, but they also organized and served as tour guides for Open House. ln january, they held a big and success- ful spaghetti dinner, and the next day sold food at the concession stand for the Invita- tional Wrestling Tournament. Chief Cook was Debbie Cartwright. At the Regional Wrestling Tournament, the concession booth was operated on Friday by Debbie Cartwright and Alise Finlay. In April, they sponsored a Fashions In The Sun style show under the chairmanship of Leah Prest and assisted by Linda Cartwright and Patricia Tregaskis. Then for four days in May, they relaxed and played at Sun River, Oregon. MEMBERS PICTURED AT BOTTOM RIGHT: KNEELING QL. TO R. jjeff Finlay, Rick Hahn, Doug Hendrickson, Bill Cuffel, john Unruh, Milt Doumit. SEATED-jay Lawrence, Munro Cullum, Linda Cartwright, Laurie Miller, Debbie Cartwright, Leon Dunham, Gwen je:-mann, Leah Prest, Michelle Meriwether, jack Howard. THIRD ROW- Beth Dimond, Mary Ann Aase, Alise Finlay, Kerry McGee, Patricia Tregaskis, Tanya Sacks, Mark Woolsey, Delise Smerchek, Karen Wiegardt, Beth Wiegardt. BACK ROW- David Kary, Becky Timmen, Monette Gregerson, Rama Miklos, Kris Becker-man, NOT PICTURED: Todd Wiegardt. Style Show chairman Leah Prest helps a model select clothes in Astoria. L.. XXX! xl 'II While Beth, Mark, and Rema work on posters, Karen Wiegardt does lots of eating. ..,,, ...tp- R . A K + ,f'..i,.i , , . 1 R U Tanya Sacks and Delise Smerchek run the Bingo game at the carnival. mai? W, ..r A.F.S. PICTURED RIGHT: SEATED KI.. TO R. jLinda Cartwright, Lameece Shawa, and three guests. SECOND ROW- Guest, Marvel Gregerson, Kerry McGee, Patricia Tregaskis, Beth Wiegardt, Guest, Joe Janus, Kathi Oman, Leon Dunham. BACK ROW-Bob Dickens, Karen Wiegardt, Julie Greenfield, Jay Lawrence, two guests, Todd Wiegardt. NOT PICTURED: Stan Barta, Cathi Cox. LAURIE CARLISLE Approved '77-'78 Domestic Program American 5'ielel Service formed a new chapter at llwaco. The student group was ad- vised by Mr. Itzen and Ms. Black, and Lameece Shawa Was president. Angela Nascimento from Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, attended our school under the sponsorship of the Cathlamet Chapter. She lived with Cathi Cox and her parents in Long Beach. Local student A. F.S. members served at the fund raising dinner April 13, and the following day was Friendship Day at our school. Through the National application process, Laurie Carlisle was approved for the Domestic Program for 1977- l978g Alise Finlay was approved for Students Abroad in the Northern Hemisphereg and Patricia Tregaskis was selected for the Summer Abroad Program and assigned to a home in Brussels, Belgium. P 'Q Y 'x .p,,,,4?:pv-' ALISE FINLAY PATRICIA TREGASKIS Approved Selected '77- '78 Students Abroad Summer Abroad had a Halloween haunted house. Tammie Nelson, yr Sue Hunter, Sonya Sylvester, Luanne Gove, Connie Robinson, and Mike Lambert were the scary people. Mike Lambert made delectable crepes for the French Cafe at the Carnival, and the club had a bake sale later in the year. FIRST ROW QL. TO R.j Sonya Sylvester fSecretaryj, Bob Bonney fPresidentj, and jay Lawrence fVice Presidenty. SECOND ROW-Greta Smith, Connie Robinson, Ella Cecil, Greta Strawbridge, Sue Hunter, Tammie Nelson, Richard Evans, Mike Lambert, Jay Kaino, and Luanne Gove. 3 H M4 sponsored a child from overseas for a year, made tray favors for - - - the hospital and nursing homes, and sold food at the Wrestling tour- nament among other activities. Officers were Alise Finlay, Presidentg jennice Roisum, Vice President 3 and Judy Nitzel, Secretary. PICTURED BELOW: FIRST ROW QL. TO R.j Christie Wright, Iudy Nitzel fSecreta.ryj, Jermice Roisum fVice Presidentj, Alise Finlay fPresidentj, Marci Kersting, Sonya Sylvester. SECOND ROW-Bobbie Caldwell, Keith Everson, Becky Peters, Ella Cecil, Tami Williams, Marina Cook, Ann Pells, Lisa Campbell, Dave Meyers, and Mrs. Hendrickson QAdvisorj. 'f'3 .a-,we Q f , -B a it .-: A A40 -1.-g.!!. . f , y I - 'X if ww ,N , . - f ,, V law ' -+-.K I . Enthusiasm was the F617 gfllb 19' lhilii Charlotte Bailey, presidentg julie Greenfield, vice-pres. 9 and jami Oatfield, secretary, planned a good picnic, initiation dinner, homecoming dance, and an enthusiastic Spirit Week with many students participating. PICTURED ABOVE QL. TO RJ FRONT ROW-Advisor Mrs. VanOver, C. Greenfield, T. Treichler, L. Cartwright, S. Sagmiller, I. Greenfield, J. Oatfield, C. Bailey, L. Carlisle, T. Oatfield, T. Smith, D. McCarger, A. Moder. SECOND E02-P. Trleglalskisa RS, Pkelil, 11,1 Roisgm, C. Chalker, CW Chairlisle, S. Sylvester, S. Cook, Kd Kloffngane L. Kirihgssler, . man, . itze , . auc C. ortier. THIRD RO - . Gre erson M. Gregerson, . oo , . artwrig t, . jermann, D. Olsen, A. Pells, Cook, L. Campbell, L. O'Connir, B.'Macy, M. Henderson, D. Robbinson, D. Nitzel. FOURTH ROW-K. Delapaz, A. Nascimento, M. Staudenraus, K. McGee, L. Martin, R. Doumit, B. Timmen, S. Sylvester, M. Kersting, L. Miller, G. Jermann, S. Nitzel, L. Conto. FIFTH ROW-D. Fortier, V. Emrich, C. Cox, R. Miklos, D. Alexander, K. Wiegardt, K. Beckerman, B. Aase, S. Byle, S. Davis, B. Peters, C. Wright, B. Edwards, C. Millner. SIXTH ROW-N. Alexander, L. Gove, S. Hunter, T. Conto, J. Cauffield, T. Nelson, P. McDonald, C. Smith, C. Robinson, L. Wason, L. Hilderman, B. Webber. TOP ROW-J. Martin, K. Morin, T. Wisner, T. Wilson, T. Meriwether, B. Stucki, C. Gregerson, P. Smith. Valmtiiicis' Day Spirit Week So is' Day Kheerlmders in Action Patricia Tregaskis, Monette ' Gregerson, and Cindy Greenfield were elected along with veterans Connie Chalker and Terri Treichler who was elected captain to be the Pep Staff for basketball and football. BELOW LEFT: Patricia waits her turn for action. RIGHTQ FRONT TO BACKQ Connie chaiker, Cindy Greenfield, Patricia Tregaskis, Terri Treichler, Monette Gregerson. BOTTOM LEFT: Homecoming's Peppiest float. BOTTOM RIGHT: Let's hear it for the basketball line-up. 'f' '11 i,'r'?.s1'i'-fi' ' ri, g 6'hecrs far Wrestling , X, V , 3 13 :sg z.. z . .., , xr '.lT,1, Cheerleaders in action Gwen Iefman-'fl I 6 2 , J' v L X Capt, Julie gagmiuer These seniors took wrestling seriously Diane Olsen We love our team Sonja Byle Went to Disneyland to march down Main Street and perform a concert in Tomorrow Land during spring Vacation. The week long trip by chartered bus climaxed feverish money raising activi- ties and strenuous practicing. Amway product sales, cotton candy sales at noon, a pancake breakfast, spaghetti dinner, pastry sales at basketball games, and community donations helped raise 513, 000. FRONT ROW QL. TO R.j Debbie Triplett, Leah Prest, Kri Beckerman, Patricia Tregaskis, Cindy Greenfield, Kerry McGee, Sonya Sylvester. SECOND ROW-Bill Cuffel, Mary Ann Aase, Tanya Sacks, Kathy Oman, Mike Cuffel, Tracy Smith, Charlie Neace, Dana Drake, Brian Billups, Susan Blasdel. THIRD ROW-Sandy Sylvester, Judy Nitzel, Karen Wiegardt, Patricia Cook, Luanne Gove, Nancy Campiche, joe Janus, Lameece Shawa, john Unruh, Toni Wisner, jim Eaton, Debbie Nitzel, Cathi Cox, Sally Cook FOURTH ROW-Paul Lord, Bob Ross, Danny Unruh, Todd Wiegardt, Kent Morrison, Leon Dunham, Mark Woolsey, Bill Sexton. STANDING-Mtmro Cullum, Carol Carlisle, Tom Peters. NOT PICTURED: David Kary, Linda Cartwright, and Director Mr. Crabb. 'JVIF Big sound for a big football team. bi .Q .. .- , .. s S i I fl.. , r,. ,. a ,.i.rQ. .. ,Q a ., , ,wr 1 't15- INQS 1 lt. fl. ,. ri..- 1 ' I .y f E nb- pz K v ,... . X P Tily :QM K6 if .11 X. . . 5 4 David Kary samples the cotton candy while Salesm Laura Lea Gilpin watches. joe Janus, Nancy Campiche, G Tricia Tregaskis sell tickets for breakfast. xv N Dan Unruh and Paul Lord Wash dishes for the pancake breakfast at the Shelburne. All aboard for Disneyland, Lameece Shawa. Backstage at the Shakespearean Theater in Ashland, Oregon. by wif Sally Cook and Linda Cartwright have fun on the bus. 1 . .,iZ,g, ?.,, ' , ..i,,- 1 fy, 'nu' Brian Billups gets a little rest stop exercise. if . wild 1.8 illlgh 4- ,-.,3X4.u 'S 'Ai' 453 Kris Beckerman reluctantly leaves the motel. The Sylvestors and Dan Unruh have refreshments before hitting the road again. . Loading up again at Thousand Oakes, California . Watch out Thousand Oakes, he comes Bob Ross and jim Eaton. .. 1 1 1' Todd Wiegardt loved those Disney land rides. Joe Janus and Kathy Oman wa for a thrilling ride. A T N X it received a one rating Csuperiorj at contest which was their biggest thrill, and they were awarded a trophy for the Out- standing Performance of C class schools. Ms. Aase directed the Fall Concert and the Christmas FIRST Row gl.. unknown, A. Pe Smith, B. Webb Concert. Mrs. Jeffery, who returned at the semester, took the Choir to Contest, to perform in Naselle, and directed the Pops and Spring Concerts. TO R. J D. Taylor, G. Hahn, K. Everson, D. McCarger, T. Williams, M. Cook, K. Oman, J. Sagmiller, S. Sylvester, K. Morin, A. Finlay, D. Smercheck, B. Caldwell. SECOND ROW- B. Dickens, B. Sexton, lls, A. Moder, K. Coffman, L. Carlisle, T. Oatfield, D. Cartwright, I. Oatfield, E. Iermann, N. Alexander, R. Peil, B. Wiegardt. BACK ROW- K. Fortier, B. Litschke, D. Meyers, L. Campbell, L. Hilderman, G. er, C. Smith, C. Robinson, C. Millner, B. Edwards, D. Hermann. Music in ,May Vocalists f Terri Treichler and Julie Greenfield All dressed up and performing at the Concert Y 9, ,2 Hr: W : bl.. ,rin 'yr ' 'rf .f , 1 ' Lf, W f 'L f ff ai 25.3, 'A 'iii '33 A A fr '?.31,'33fijB i 'ie f ' '32 -rsvv, ., , S Q' 3 ' Q. 3. -' 3, Q fav Q if ,,:: ,fs 'ite R , , - , , HX. Y ., A 53 . ,ff ' . ,. .524 H ,',,S?, is . Y' .gf , - 2 A 5 ' -- 1 lf? fi X 3' lk 41 5,11 gy? gr., f Q if -2 Q . 1' '41 ,Lug 83. ,Y X.. Q , ,3 4' S-2. .K v iii' -f A 2 1.5 Jie 3 v ' ,F .,f , 0 rx' wf i ' R 1 '-we J' 4 . ,WIN 1 n. . .... ,-.-f ,P I VJ. ,?ff,S.'-2, xi' :ye-ve ,, ,v iii! 7 , Music in may .4-A U15 Hzsemble took the trophy for the outstand- ing performance at Contest in March where they competed with 40 groups and received a one which is superior. A popular group, they per- formed at all the concerts, at the style shows, went caroling, and made many guest perform- ances on the Peninsula. Members are PICTURED AT Tl-IE LEFT. FRONT Row QL. TO R. yjami Oatfield, Kelly Morin, joe Janus, Beth Wiegardt, Delise Smercheck. SECOND ROW-Terri Treichler, Sandy Sylvester, Director Mrs. Jeffery, julie Sagmiller, julie Greenfield. BACK ROW- Bill Sexton, Bob Bonney, Don Taylor, Matt Short, Paul Lord, Brian Aase. NOT PICTURED- Janine Peterson. BOTTOM LEFT: Munro Cullum, drumsg Nancy Campiche, alto clarinet, and Mark Woolsey, tuba, were selected by audition to participate in Music In May at Pacific Universisy. BOTTO RIGHT: Ensemble members- julie Greenfield, jami Oatfield, Joe Janus, and Kelly Morin- Carol at Christmastime. an, ?Q. , . x, 1 35, v 5 cr , l '5 Corals , I if , 1 ' .4 ik Granny- , . Jed Clampet . . Jethro ....... George Turner . . Emaline Fetty. . . Elly May . . . , Brewster .... Mrs, Drysdale . . Miss Hathaway . . Mrs. Pennyweather . Gloria Mundy. . . Fredericka Collins . Mrs. Stokely Smythe . . Mrs. Oglethorpe . . Colonel Foxhall . . Groovy Monahan . . Frank Richards . . Mr. Oglethorpe. . Cousin Pearl . . . Mr. Drysdale . . . Percy. . . .... . ,, M., 4, ? !'3'3 'i' 11:31 Q' , 'i:,:, . -,,.. 2. QM Q3 f-an Q- 2.2 Q. gf .S .1 227: , M, 2 y . 'Q fi u .' K, , fjlf Ml'dra,i. - fn- r. Flay mg ff fo CAST BEVERLY HlLLBILLlfES , .v ,, '.. Q , .., lvl . 0 on , .. . 'iw ' 'Q . .1 . M ... 11' Tgffg 3 . 1 Q . 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F 353-2353 IN fpxff ?5, a, Edith fmaidj . . . Charles ..... Mr. Bradman . . Elvira ..... Ruth ....... Mrs. Bradman . . Madame Arcati . Betty .... Count Dracula Arthur .... Van Helsing . Renfield . . Zombier. . . Ghost .... Gypsy Dancers Barmaids . , josh . . . Lucy .... Nurse .... Dr. Seward . Mummy. . . Vampira . . Sylvia, , . BLITl-IE SPIRIT CAST DRAC ULA BABY CAST . . . . . . Laurie Carlisle . . . . joe Provo . . . . Bob Dickens . . joe Janus . . Don Herman v.'i Penny Oller Bob Dickens john Unruh Laurie Carlisle Marina Cook Charity Millner Debbie Alexander . . Debbie Alexander . . . . . Lisa Campbell Kathie Oman, Laura Wason, Bart Provo, Tracy Smith . . Debbie Alexander, Charity Millner, Lisa Campbell . . Matt Short . . Marina Cook . . Diane Olsen . . john Unruh . . Laurie Carlisle . . Charity Millner . . Penny Oller if KP 4 ,ts Uzcspzaus WIZARD OF OZ C T Dorthy Scare Crow Tin Man Cowardly Lion Aunt Em Uncle Henry Good Witch Wicked Witch Wizard of Oz Glmda the Good General Crows Monkeys, Servants Guards, Cornstalks Quadlings Munchkins, Trees, Animals Hassan! Laurie Carlisle Joe Janus Dan Akms Bob Dickens Angie Moder john Unruh Laura Wason Tamml Williams joe Provo jen Martin john Unruh Robin Hatfield, Robee Berdahl, Angle Moder, Laura Wason, Bart Provo Kathie Oman, Debbie Alexander, Geoff Hahn, Kent Morrison John Unruh, Charity Mlllner, Linda Hllderman, Penny Oller, Diane Olsen Marina Cook FIRST ROW QL TO R J Tanya Sacks, Debbie Cartwright, Linda Cartwright, Laurie Carlisle Presldent, joe Janus Clerk SECOND ROW Tami Oatfield, Marci Kerstmg, Patricia Tregaskis, Bob Dickens Treasurer, Matt Short BACK ROW Diane Olsen, Debbie Alexander, Jenmce Roisum, Joe Provo john Unruh Vice President, Marina Cook Penny Oller published their own work, The Passing of The Whale, and advis ors Bob Bonny, Stan Barra, and Delwin Moder working on the class publication. 1 L 3253.2 . I of W - 4 L 3' f 32 ,- attended Workshops in Ft. Warden Where they contributed to the state Crosscut publication Ms Black and Mrs Speelmon were Todd Wright, Laurie Delapaz, Ms. Black, and Lee Tidrick talk over their coming trip to the Crosscut Work- shop. 5.5, ' M A . 'Z s Q FRONT ROW QL, TO R. J Mr. Billups, jim Janus, Ted Raaymakers, 'l'om Liradt, David Kary, Mike Patterson, Andy O'Conner, Coach Frazer. CENTER ROW- jay Lawrence, Phil Cauffield, Doug Milhiser, Pat Smith, Paul Lord, Jeff Finlay, Brian Aase. BACK ROW-junior Raff, john Smith, Steve Sonntag, George Gradt, Phil Yaun, Rick Gray, and David Knudsen. Zffffermen T d Bell en'o s the Awards dessert. Letterrnen sponsored the a J Y Fall Sports Award dessert and co-sponsored the Winter Sports Award dessert. Officers Were John Roisum, Presidentg Pat Smith, Vice President: and jeff Finlay, Secretary. john Roisum, Fall Master of Cere- monies. . if e 5513 rr 'ff --...- Homecoming Homecoming events started with the parade and bonfire October 20. The juniors Walked off with top honors, While the Cheerleaders got first for the most spiri- ted, Band got 2nd, and the Freshmen claimed lst for the most original. We played the Raymond Gulls Friday, and on Saturday, the 23rd, We topped it off With the biggest event, the Homecoming Dance. Everyone was Dancing in the Moonlight to the sound of ShadoW Oaks. .-'. afmlxfu WR,-,-N-f f H. fff '.,' 1 PN.. . fivh M v.. H W x. ww , Qf'3?'a.Qt vw 1:0233 f 4 + 1 A uf? my is comprised of letter winners in girl's varsity and J. V. sports. Under the leader- ship of Pres. Kelly Morin, Vice-Pres. Becky Timmen, and secretary Char Bailey, they earned money to purchase warm-up jackets for basketball and volleyball and for another camping trip. RIGHT TOP: Putting up the Carnival booth. CENTER: Off to the State Basketball tournament. BELOW QL. TO RJ FRONT ROW-L. Cartwright, C. Greenfield, C. Carlisle, B. Timmen, K. Morin, C. Bailey, S. Byle, J. Sagmiller, L. Prest. SECOND ROW-M. Meriwether, I. Roisuxn, P. Tregaskis, M. Gregerson, D. Cartwright, S. Nitzel, D. Olsen, M. Cook, D. Nitzel, T. Smith. THIRD ROW-A. Finlay, M. Gregerson, P. Cook, K. McGee, K. Beckerman, L. Conto, S. Sadewasser, T. 'Treichler T. Wisner. FOURTH ROW - B. Malmstadt, B. I Dimond, S. Beckerman, C. Cox, C. Gregerson, S. Sylvestor, B. Phillips. BACK ROW - G. Smith, R. Miklos, M. Staudeni-aus, D. Alexander, K. Wiegardt, A. Nascimento, C. Millner. Y- will U A-. MR S. VIVIAN PELLS Custodian A , ff, I7 C. IHC is -- BETTY EDWARDS Custodial Assistant MRS. DELORES ALEXANDER Custodian 3 is JR .. ..s., ...,, ,,, A , . ll ,..-.- Q - y , , 5 L W??lFi?45 if ' ' S ' f i?u5:'1n?gf4 1-15324 Hive I if '-I f - Q 9Y:x'4s,f V. Tri , S 'f' - ,..'Vf .JS-g , 1'jTjf' 333' Q 8 , an ,,,1,,L' fgih' ,,,.gxg,.. :Z ,X .V if ' R g...,5 ' C A gf: gflif A ff ,W 4 L, f 1125? W iii MRS. HELEN BAILEY Cook and Baker f ' f is I fy. . .2 ,Q , .- -3 F f pe. , b 5, .T ifhg nh ' !'z-,QA iff, P 7 Q 1' s S 1. ,Qi I ilk. gg I X ' gf, .,,f5,.. ' gi 1, MRS. VIRGINIA PATTERSON Cook MR. ARNOLD HARIU Custodian va. U15 Staff MRS BETTY PIERCE Head Cook MRS. RI-IODA HUGHES Cook The happy dishwashers- P1111 Yaun, Paul Mailloux, Carl Milhiser 8 Rick Gray. XR. 'T -.Tw xk 1, A ,M-1-fi , I I , lxfzlf Mb - .Ma ff. I gjfi- 'Ag gf? Bs ,. 9. 2 til? -nu. llgllfl Y I I IW? v1 P2's 22 :- 2 VJ will be remembered as the season g 7 in which the 00 H 6 Fishermen were never rained upon. The League was strong, and the llwaco squad provided the spectators with some thrills and tough football. Tom Gradt made the ABERDEEN WORLD All-League team. Dave Weyl was the team 's leading rusher and The Most Valuable Pla er. Pat Smith and Rick Gra were the most Y Y Inspirational Players. David Kary received the Coaches' Award. Brian Aase was named Honorable Captain. The season record was 3 wins, 6 losses. KNEELING fl. TO RJ I. Raff, A. O'Conner, M. Hoplcins, D. Hendrickson, B. Sheldon, D. Myers, D. Marsh, T. I-611112, B- DeCamp, P. Smith, D. Weyl, S. Sonntag, R. Yaun, j. Kaino, M. Doumit, A. Nelson, J. Janus, J. Unruh. BACK ROW QL TO RQ M. Winn, T. Raaymakexs, T. Patterson, J. Gradt, T. Gradt, K. Wood, P. Caulfield, R. Gray, G. Cradt, B. Aase, M. Patterson, D. Kary, P. Lord, D. Milhiser, M. Lambert, D. Drake, j. Finlay, D. Knuclsen. TOP ROW QL TO RJ 1. Taking the field for a victory. 2. What a catch Bob! 3. john moves in for the kill. 4. Don't look behind you, Dave. CENTER ROW fL TO Rj 1. Mr. Frazer and Mr. Stein watch attentively. 2. Get him, Tedg he's all yours. 3. Better run, jay. BOTTOM ROW QL TO R1 1. Team ready for action. 2. Pat fades back to pass. 3. Defense gets another one. + 4 , KB 2? if if 4- ' Q x 5 ff? v ...W-'Q - A X , -56'-3f'5!R?Fw'a f' , ,- wa wig? ,Hifi Ifvlleylmll attracted enough girls for four teams. The varsity was fifth in League with a six and six record. Terri Treichler was voted Most Valuable Player, and Kelly Morin was given the Inspirational Award. julie Sagmiller was named Most Improved. Jackie Caines won her four year letter, and Lisa Conto was a strong varsity player. Mis. Carmody was the coach assisted by Ms. Crecelius. FIRST TEAM-FRONT ROW QL TO Rj Debbie Cartwright, Cindy Greenfield, Lisa Conto. SECOND ROW- Kelly Morin. THIRD ROW- Jackie Caines. BACK ROW- julie Sagmiller, Terri Treichler, Kris Beckerman. IN THE CENTER, READ- ING ACROSS BOTH PAGES QL TO Ry Terri Treichler goes air-borne. Kelly Morin eyes up the serve. jackie Caines uses all her effort. The Second Team waits to begin. Everybody is happy over the win. BOTTOM OF PAGES QL TO Rj Julie Sagmiller and Lisa Conto put it over. THIRD TEAM QL TO Rl KNEELING- Lauralea Gilpin, Sonya Byle, Diane Olson. STANDING- Manager Greta Smith, Cheyl Gregerson, Toni Wisner, Angela Nascimento, Marina Cook. FOURTH TEAM: KNEELING- Kerry McGee, Debbie Alexander, Charity Millner. STANDING- Ms. Crecelius, Debbie Nitzel, Karen Wiegardt, Tracy Smith, Beth Dinond, Michelle Meriwether. FAR RIGHT- Powerful Freshman Tracy Smith swacks it. . .3 1:1 1'1 -fin .. fir , A 5' in , t 1 4 . , - f 5' , 1 .Xp , ' Z . v i , . .420 ff ' 9' x J W? if , i f Y v digg-W 4 :sw WL' ' , Q I ka- ,. ,. in o,..,Af,- W.-2 W . -I 'mam rf as .3 at .. . ..r ax , , . L, 1 1 . f se su X93 n RWM Q 586021727 5554134 SEASON 1656016275 TEAM VARSITY SECOND TEAM Naselle 15-13, 18-16 10-15, 15 Naselle 15-8, 15-12 8-15, 14, 8 South Bend 2-15, 9-15 1-15, 15 Raymond 7-15, 8-15 14-16, 15 Cathlamet 15-3, 15-17, 6-15 0-15, 15 Forks 15-13, 5-15, 7-15 15-10, 15, 15 North Beach 5-15, 5-15 1-15, 8, 8 Cathlamet 13-15,15-11, 15-8 15-13, 15, 14 Ocosta 6-15, 15-9, 7-15 12-15, 18 Valley 8-15, 15-12, 15-6 14-16, 15 South Bend 9-15, 15-9, 15-12 5-15, 7, 3 Valley 15-8, 15-9 3-15, 15 NON LEAGUE Warrenton 15-10, 20-18 SUB DISTRICT Raymond 8-15, 9-15 Ocosta 5-15, 15-9, 13-15 THIRD TEAM: Naselle-14-16, 11-5. Naselle-15-8, 15-12. South Bend-7-15, 15-13, 8-15. Raymond-1-15, 15-7, O-15. Forks-15-5, 6-15, 15-9. Valley-8-15, 13-15. South Bend-15-7, 7-15, 1-15. Valley-15-11, 15-12. FOURTH TEAM: Naselle- 16-14. south Bend-6-15, 14-16. valley-7-15, 11-15. south Bend-13-15, 15-11, 15-17. Valley-15-11, 5-15, 15-9. SECOND TEAM fl. TO RJ BOTTOM ROW-Carole Carlisle, Linda Cartwright. MIDDLE ROW-jennice Roisum, Jeri Reardon, Leah Prest. BACK ROW-Sue Beckerman, Monette Gregerson, Teni Meriwether, Bev Malmstadt. :TZ ' 0,7 'X-1' f...::g3:,v.4': 'gun-p.,,. it ' 'ref' I I Wrestling tournaments were big events at Ilwaco. The Fishermen hosted the Ilwaco Invita- tional in january and the Southwest Wash- ington Regionals in February. The squad had a 4-12 season. PICTURED TOP RIGHT: Charlie Bzoss was named Most Valuable Wrestler. At 141 pounds, Charlie had a 8-7 season and secured a position in the Regionals where he lost out 1-2. CENTER: Coach Burger gets ready for a meet. BEIDW RIGHT: Captain Monty Peil, 115 pounds, was top man with a 11-1 record. A pulled abdominal muscle knocked Monty from further competition. He had gone to the State Tournament in 1976 and 1975. PICTURED ON Tl-IE NEXT PAGE, TOP LEFT: 178 pound Tom Gradt, Most Inspirational, with a 5-9 record. TOP CENTER: Raymond Yaun f129 poundsj posted a 6-8 record. TOP RIGHT: While waiting their turn, the wrestlers urge on their team mates. CENTER LEFT: Tim Patterson, Most Improved, chalked up 7 and 7 at 158 pounds. CENTER RIGHT: Dan Moravec took 6 of 7 matches in the 148 pound class. WRESTLING TEAM: fl. TO RQ KNEELING-Lee Tidrick, Raymond Yaun, Jess Ramirez, Monty Peil, Dan O'Shaugh- nessy, Robin O'Shaughnessy, SECOND ROW-Gwen Jermann, Sonya Byle, Dan Moravec, Charlie Bross, Tim Patterson, Bob Bonney, Tom Gradt, joe Hyatt, Rod Rader, julie Sagmiller, Diane Olsen. BACK ROW-Glen Ray, Steve Smith, Richard Evans, Mitch Winn, Delwin Moder, Dan Akins, john Unruh, Todd Wiegardt, Doug Hendrick- son, Dan Um-u.h, Brian Billups, Rick Gray, Coach Burger. .4-nl A41 . ...f..-A 'os - g,S4.?g3,tYx.3' '-L 'x 'aft' v ,aixy -1 yas. gk -r an 'Zf' ag? f. .Kr,1K1, ,g . 'QA r N gb v. r .-as-V' xxx 5 in 'f's'+'ds uigmq. 's , . -, '-:f'l'!f':'2. -KX.'r'- L' ' Q.-'Q Us f. W 1 W 1 PQQQ, '-svgwilr sk W4 ' 5 Q 3.s.k. s,s xxx -A 1.14-,wwf . A . . rfg-.- s.,.5,. , C, , is R O .ts -sznir .1 if -',-.Sf'w- ,., gy 'Q N . Oy., , , aa C W X K 5 1 . . ' 12 x ff: V x . L , 32413. - ' fem' , . 2 , aw. , 2Kg,f 'z 5:-'Q' . w..::f . A 'tariff Q . , . - ' Q.-. fn, .-'. ffm .. . 1 , W, f. ., M .,g,, ,twy?f.-,Ag1y2- ., -. . K- : E: ' ' 'gt R' I X v. 1, . 'r,1,1' Mnw 5 . Q- - - 4, ' Effix-A-'7.'-zkgvfg 2 ' fa. ix . rw? rw, ., ,. wx. . Lg , . YQ -Qi, 25' Xxx W p.Q4,-. - ' gfmiff VY up fa V .. J -. 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SCORES TEAM WE AWAY THEY WE HOMIE THEY Cathla met 47 70 54 3 9 CHRISTMAS Warrenton 54 42 73 5 1 TOURNAMENT Naselle 67 74 66 59 South Bend 44 48 38 36 Naselle -SG, IHS -61 Ocosta 44 46 59 49 Knappa -49, IHS -56 '-'Mp Forks 60 57 50 46 Raymond 3 1 55 3 8 3 6 North Beach 72 50 61 54 Montesano 46 62 53 65 DISTRICT: Eatonville-35, IHS-52: Morton-62, II-IS-66 TOP RIGHT: Most Valuable Player, Roy Oman, adds two for llwaco. CENTER: Coaches Person and Millbrooke ex- plain some strategy. BOTTOM-VARSITY TEAM IL TO Rj Coach Person, Assistant Coach Millbrooke, jay Kaine, Lane Sacks, Tad Bell, Dave Kary, Ted Raaymakers, jay Lawrence, Brian Aase, Bob DeCan-ip, Milt Doumit, Roy Oman, Doug Milhiser, Manager Keith Evelson. VA 16.57511 -ui. N.: :'3.. ., gki. M, , ,,..4Vs4. v 'W 'Asa 11322.53-I , 'sa M n. g . 1 AL fx ' I ,, 4 4- ww-. f K TOP LEFT Capt Brian Aase uses his height to advantage TOP CENTER: Inspirational Player Dave Kary, gets the tip. TOP RIGHT: Ace has it while Milt Doumit, Doug Milhiser, and Dave Kary are ready. MIDDLE LEFT: Bob DeCamp isn intimidated by larger Raym ond. CENTER: Knappa ducks when Jay Kaino shoots. BOTTOM LEFT: j.V. SQUAD QL TO RJ Coach Millbrooke, Dave Meyer, john Smith, Bill Sexton, Brad Claycamp, Brian Sheldon, Milt Doumit, Randy Evans. BOTTOM RIGHT: Doug Milhiser, Ted Raaymakels, and Tad Bell cage a Gull. N Girls ' Basketball-Sth in State P 11196602 .2 4 Ze: IWQQ as swwfs ' 31 Qlafaq 1 1 2 9140606 X32 KNEELING QL TO RJ Beth Dimond, managerg jackie Cainesg Cindy Greenfield, Carol Carlisleg Susan Sadevsfasser Leslie Carmody, Coach. STANDING: Char Bailey, Terri Treichleri Monette Gregersong Sue Beckermang Becky Timmen NOT PICTU RED: Kelly Morin. The girls Went into the District in a three way tie for second place and lost their first game there but Went on to Win the next four for fourth place and to earn their trip to the State Tournament in Ellensberg. At the State level, they lost the first game, Won the next two, and lost the final game. Monette Gregerson was awarded the Most Valuable Player trophy. Kelly Morin and Char Bailey shared the honor of being Most Inspirational, and Terri Treichler was elected Captain. RIGHT: Monette Gregerson outreaches the opponent. BELOW: Susan Sadewasser dribbles on the fast break. --il Q I6 WZN5-7 505555 5016 CJ-K5 55445037 SEAS ON SCORES THEY WE THEY Knappa 43 34 Ocosta 44 Onalaska 12 32 Cathlmet 29 Amaria 26 35 DISTRICT Astoria 18 46 Boistfort 49 Warrenton 26 34 Stevenson 17 LEAGUE North Beach 28 North Beach 27 30 Toledo 43 Montesano 35 38 South Bend 3 8 South Bend 43 21 STATE Forks 30 49 North Pon: 36 Valley 34 43 Langley 44 Naselle 2 3 44 Morton 3 1 Raymond 44 36 Columbia 36 35 LEFT: Carol Carlisle Waits for the rebound. CENTER QL TO RQ Cindy Greenfield in the clear. Kelly Morin's quickness and speed can be seen as she drives for the basket. Char Bailey and jackie Caines work the offense. BOTTOM LEFT: Terri Treichler pulls domm a rebound. LV. SQUAD, KNEEL- ING QL TO RJ Diane Olsen, Tanya Sacks, Lauralea Gilpin, Cathi Cox, Yoko Sheldon, Terri Wilson. STANDING- Coach Ms. Crecelius, Rema Miklos, Lisa O'Conner, Greta Smith, Marvel Gregerson, Jeri Martin, Terri Meriwether, lgllaryq Ann Staudenraus, Cheyl Gregerson, Debbie Nitzel, Toni Wisner, Becky tuc '. lgadmiufnn season started with only five days of practice for the llwaco girls' team, but Coach Dick Carmody had a lot of confidence in the group. RECORD IHS OPPONENT 1 Forks 5 6 Naselle 0 0 South Bend 6 4 Valley 2 5 Raymond 1 FRONT ROW QL. TO R. Q Alise Finlay, Bev Malmstadt, Kerry McGee, julie BACK ROW- Yoko Sheldon, Mary Pugsley, Tammie Dill, Sally Cook, Tammy Williams, Angie Moder. NOT PICTURED: Sandy Freeman, Ann Pells, Trudy Kary, Linda l-lilderman. X ,J A ' f vet! 5 ff ,an bi rg - AQ ,, ,ty . t, ,L 6, , A ' U W 2,5 .A , 3 Julie Sagmiller ifl singles Trudy Kary-Singles Coach Dick Carmody BELOW QL, TO R. J Linda Hilderx-nan-singles, Alise Finlay and Kerry McGee-doubles, Kelly Morin and Linda Cartwright- lst doublesg Patricia Tregaskis and Sonya Sylvester-doubles. Sagmiller, Linda Cartwright, Patricia Tregaskis, Sonya Sylvestor, Kelly Morin. Brian Aase David Marsh mr. S ,, I 500 started With Brian Aase, Jay Lawrence, David Marsh, Jeff Finlay, john Unruh, Cathi Cox, Corinne Macknosky, Brenda Webber, Laurie Carlisle, and Brian Billups turning out. Each week, the team played to see Who would compete in the match. SCORES IHS OPPONENT 3 Raymond 2 2 Montesano 3 5 Raymond 0 2 Montesano 3 Cathi Cox QL. TO R. J Corinne Macknosky, john Unruh, Laurie Carlisle, Pat Smith fa friendj, Brian Aase, Terri Treichler, jay Lawrence out for golf. jeff Finlay john Unruh and his caddy. Jay Lawrence fb' .g-3 'fr Boys ' Crack Individually, trackmen tallied successful records. jay Kaino ran his Way into the State 880, While Pat Smith, Bart Provo, Kaino, and Bob Cox ran the 440 relay at the District Meet. Also at District, Kaino ran the 880, Cox the 440 dash, and Milt Doumit participated in the triple jump. In the Sub-District were Bart Provo, Pat Smith, jay Kaino, and Bob Cox in the 440 relay. Pat Smith, Milt Doumit, Tim Wilson, and Randy Evans participated in the triple jump, with Cox running the 440 dash, and Kaino running the 880. Mark Rutherford was in the mile, and jack Howard in the two mile. Others that turned out were F reshmen-Jeff Everett, Robin Hat- field, Kevin Bredfield, Cliff Land, Philip Cook, Kent Morrison, jeff Pederson, Carl Milhiser, Phil Yaun, and Tracy Oldfieldg Sopho- mores-Steve Smith, Matt Short, Dana Drake, Brad Claycampg jun- iors-Tad Bell, Mitch Winn, Audie Nelson, and Bob DeCamp. ' R 1 ram :ing 1, e x EL jay Kaino to State in 880 Q, MIDDLE ROW QL. TO R.J Pat Smith, Bob Cox, Randy Evans. BOTTOM- Mark Rutherford, Coach Millbrooke, Milt Doumit. Senior Kelly Morin placed 4th at State in the 880. She was voted most valuable team member. Kelly holds the school record in the 100, 220, 440, and the 880. She was a member of the school record holding 440, 880, and mile relay teams. f D. Nitzel breaks the tape. lg , QV , 'fi C 5 ,V .,-1'f,,:w 'f , , ' ,, rw f 1, '. by , .:., J ,, 'Xin '-'Mm Ti-4 1 . '52- X. ' .W ,V A ., I , ,S 'E 'lv N. x 'r- : 'Q' : ' 'Zz' AJ ' 1 'S - w .M 4 .1 , 1 g . W ff ia , , , f, ,,,,.,4.4ai-3 Q4 a3'.'T'37r-IW, ga?5?fi: :C' ' M , wf-1,,+. ,. ,W .se-swat.-. eng? . FRONT ROW QL, TO R. J Kerry McGee, Mgr. , julie Sagrniller, Char Bailey, Kelly Morin, Debbie Nitzel, Monette Gregerson. SECOND ROW- Toni Wisner, Tracy Smith, Terri Wilson, Cheyl Gregerson, Tami Dill, Marvel Gregerson, Mary Ann Staudenraus. THIRD ROW- Yoko Sheldon, Bev Malmstadt, Rema Miklos, Coach Carmody, Ann Pells, Laura Lea Gilpin, Debbie Alexander, Mary Ann Aase, Mgr. Che Girls Crack Gram was No. 1 in League with the three Relay teams taking top honors along with Mary Ann Staudenraus, Teri Wilson, Debbie Alexander, Char Bailey and Kelly Morin. PICTURED BELOW CL. TO RJ D. Alexander, Hurdlesg Ama Pells, Javelin, julie Sagmiller, 440 Relay Members of the Mile Relay team are R. Miklos, M. Staudenraus, M. Gregerson, K. Morin. xx X K , I rf? as 2l3Cfll2lltS 'E Q: glll5S af 77 Achivvemenfs 1 BRIAN AASE KELLY MORIN Boys' Athletic Award Girls' Athletic Award Choir Award BRIAN KARL AASE Ensemble 3,45 Choir 3,45 Varsity Football 3,45 JV Bas- ketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3,45 Letterman 2, 3,45 Pep Club 45 Class President 25 Varsity Golf 2,45 Cispus Counselor 4. JAY THOMAS ALEXANDER JV Football 1,25 Varsity Football 35 Letterman 3,45 Li- brarian 2, 3, 45 Teacher's Assistant 2, 3. CHARLOTTE ANNETTE BAILEY JV Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Class Officer 1, 3,45 Homecoming Princess 45 Track 2, 3,45 Class Representative 3,45 GAA 45 GAA gegretary 45 Pep Club President 45 Teacher's Assistant , . MICKY SUSAN BELL Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Teacher's Assistant 35 French Club 1, 2, 35 Foxfire 3,4. ROBERT WOODROW BONNEY Ensemble 2, 3,45 Choir 15 Wrestling 1, 3,45 Letterman 3,45 Jr. -Sr. Play 35 Teacher's Assistant 2,35 French Club 1,2, 3,45 President French Club 45 Foxfire 4. BRET RAYMOND BROWER Transferred in Senior year. JACQUELINE DONNA CAINES Band 15 JV Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Sophomore Representative to GAA 25 PE Assistant 45 Teacher's lAssistant 3,45 Vol- leyball 1,2, 3,45 Badminton 1, 2. NANCY KAY CAMPICI-IE Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,25 Pep Club 15 Jr. -Sr. Play 3,45 Senior Play 45 Thespian 4. CAROL ANN CARLISLE Band 3,45 JV Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Class Sec. -Treas. 35 Librarian 3, Track 2, 3,45 GAA 1, 2, 3,45 Volleyball 45 Badminton 1,3. DEBRA KATHERINE CARTWRIGHT Choir 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Honor Society Pres. 45 Librarian 1,25 Jr. -Sr. Play 35 Track 1,2, 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,4. Freshman Representative GAAQ PE Assistant 35 Teacher's Assistant 3,45 French Club 3,45 Thespians 1, 2, 3,45 FHA 3,45 Volleyball 2, 3,45 Badminton 1, 2, 3,45 Vice Pres. French Club 35 Secretary Thespians 3 STEVEN E. CLARK LISA PEARL CONTO JV Basketball 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Thespian 1,2, 3,45 Thespian Pres. 2, 35 Badminton 15 Volleyball 1,2, 3,45 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Track 1,25 Teacher's Assistant 2, 3,4. SALLY JEAN COOK Band 1,2, 3,45 Choir 2, 35 Pep Club 1,2, 35 Jr. -Sr. Play 3,45 Teacher's Assistant 45 French Club 25 Badminton 4. MARK WOOLSEY EVELYN IJERMANN JACK HOWARD JERI REARDON Band Award Pep Club Award Elk's Leadership Scholarship Elk's Vocational Scholarship K v J 6 15 N- v -O' LAURIE MILLER MUNRO CULLUM VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN WTLLIAM BRUCE CUFFEL Band 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Breakers Staff 45 Golden I staff 45 Teacher's Assistant 4. COLIN MUNRO CULLUM Band,2,3,45 Band Pres. 25 ASB Vice Pres. 45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Jr. -Sr. Play 3,45 Senior Play 3,45 Boys' State 35 Breakers Staff 15 Golden I Staff 15 Teacher's Assistant 2,35 Thespians 4. JERI KAY DAVIS Pep Club 1 , 2,3 ,45 Librarian 1 , 2,35 Wrestling Cheerleader 35 GAA 2,35 French Club 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3. JEFFREY BLAINE FINIAY JV Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3,45 Letterman 2,3,45 Honor Society 2, 3,45 Librarian 35 Senior Play 45 Golf 2, 3,45 Secretary Lettermen 3,4. JULIE LYNN GREENFIELD Band 1,2,3,45 Ensemble 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Vice Pres. 45 Jr. -Sr. Play 45 Senior Play 45 Breakers Staff 45 Teacher's Assistant 45 FHA 2,35 Cispus Counselor 3,4. FREDERICK AUGUST HAI-IN, JR. Honor Society 3,45 Jr. -Sr. Play 3,45 Senior Play 45 Track 2,45 French Club 15 Thespians 1,2,3,45 Cispus Counselor 4. JACK DOUGLAS HOWARD Choir 45 JV Basketball 35 Class President 35 ASB President 45 Honor Society 3,45 Track 45 French Club 1,4. Senior Choir 5 5,2N . 1 CHARLOTTE BAILEY CLASS REPRESENTATIVE JULIE GR EENFIELD FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE DAVID JOSEPH HYATT Wrestling 1, 2,45 Lettermen 2, 3,45 Class Vice President 35 Teacher's Assistant 3,4. GWENDOLEN MAE JERMANN Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Class Secretary 45 Wrestling Cheer- leader 3,45 French Club 1,2, 35 French Club Sec. 2, 35 FHA 1,2, 35 Secretary FHA 35 Cispus Counselor 3,45 Fox- fire 3. EVELYN KAY JERMANN Choir 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 ASB Secretary 45 Teacher's Assistant 25 French Club 2. DAVID DEAN KARY Varsity Football 1, 2, 3,45 JV Basketball 15 Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3,45 Letterman 1,2, 3,45 Honor Society 2, 3,45 Jr. -Sr. Play 35 Senior Play 45 PE Assistant 35 Cispus Counselor 3,45 Varsity Golf 35 JV Golf 2. TRUDY ANN KARY Choir 45 JV Basketball 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Jr. -Sr. Play 35 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Teacher's Assistant 3,45 Volleyball 1,25 Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4. ERIN ALISON KELLY Transferred Freshman year5 JV Basketball 25 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 J. -Sr. Play 3,45 GAA 25 Teacher's Assistant 2,3 SUSAN JANE KESLER JV Basketball 1,25 Pep Club 1,2, 35 Librarian 15 GAA 1, 25 Teacher's Assistant 3,45 Volleyball 1. DOUGLAS G. LINDSLEY Wrestling 1, 3. PAUL HOWARD LORD Band 1,2, 3,45 Vice Pres. Band 35 Ensemble 3,45 Varsity Football 1,2, 3,45 Letterman 1,2, 3,45 Jr. -Sr. Play 3,45 Senior Play5 Teacher's Assistant 45 Varsity Golf 2. DAVID MARSH JV Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3,45 Wrestling 15 Letter- man 1,2, 3,45 Librarian 1,2, 35 Jr. -Sr. Play 35 PE Assist- ant 35 Varsity Golf 1, 2, 3,4. 'aw GWEN JERMANN RICK HAI-IN gives Invocation leads the Flag Salute LAURIE MAY MILLER Choir 35 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Class Sec. 25 Honor Society 2,3,45 Teacher's Assistant 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 FHA Sec. 25 FHA President 35 Foxfire 3,4. KELLY OLIVIA MORIN Ensemble 15 Choir 2,45 JV Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Librarian 1,25 Girls' State 35 Homecoming Princess 35 Track 1, 2, 3,45 GAA 1, 2, 3,45 GAA President 45 PE Assistant 3,45 Volleyball 1,2, 3,45 Badminton 1,2,3,4. ANGELA GARCIA DO NASC IMENTO Transferred senior year from Brazil, exchange student AFS. Pep Club 45 Volleyball 4, Badminton 4. CHARLES LEWIS NEACE Band 1,2,45 JV Basketball 2, 35 Wrestling 15 Track 15 French Club 1,2. JUDITH ANN NITZEL Band 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 Teacher's Assistant 45 French Club 1,2,35 FHA 1,2,3,45 FHA vice Pres. 35 FHA Treasurer 4. SHIRLEY JO NITZEL Band 25 Choir 35 Pep Club 45 Honor Society 2, 3,45 Wres- tling Cheerleader 35 Track 25 GAA 45 Teacher's Assistant 45 FHA 1,35 Badminton 4. JAMI LEE OATFIELD Ensemble 3,45 Choir 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club Sec. 45 Homecoming Princess 45 Teacher's Assistant 2, KIM RENEE OLSEN Choir 1,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Librarian 15 Jr. -Sr. Play 35 Teacher's Assistant 1,2, 3. ROY FRANK OMAN JV Football 15 JV Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3,45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3,45 Letterman 1, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 1, 2, 35 Teacher's Assistant 1,25 35 Varsity Golf 1,2. MONTY JAY PEIL Wrestling 1, 2, 3,45 Letterman 2, 3,45 Librarian 3,45 PE Assistant 3,45 Teacher's Assistant 3,4. JAMI OATFIEID MARK WOOLSEY Do You Know Where You're Concertina For Tuba and Go ing To? Band . REBECCA ANNE PETERS Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Teacher's Assistant 1,45 French Club 1,2,35 FHA 1,2,3,4. IEAH AUDREE PREST Band 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Honor Society Sec. 35 Jr. -Sr. Play 45 GAA 3,45 PE As- sistant 35 Teacher's Assistant 3,45 FHA 2, 35 Volleyball 3,45 Cispus Counselor 4. MARINA PAULINE PROVO Varsity Basketball 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 Homecoming Princess 15 Track 1,2,45 GAA 1,2,35 GAA Vice Pres. 35 PE Assistant 25 Teacher's Assistant 2, 35 Thespians 15 Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3. THEODORE A. RAAYMAKERS, JR. Transferred from Medical Lake 25 Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Letterman 3,45 Track 3. JERI ANN REARDON Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Class President 15 Jr. -Sr. Play 3,45 Cheerleader 35 Track 1,2,35 GAA 152, 3,45 Breakers Staff 45 Golden I Staff 45 Teacher's Assistant 35 French Club 1,25 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Badminton 15 CAA Vice Pres, 3. JOHN OLANDER ROISUM JR. JV Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 35 Wrestling 1,25 Let- terman 3,45 President Letterman 45 Librarian 2,35 Teach- er's Assistant 2, 3. ROBERT JAMES ROSS Band 1,2, 3,45 Vice Pres. Band 45 JV Basketball 1,2, 35 Varsity Basketball 45 Senior Play 45 Boys' State 35 Break- ers Staff 3,45 Golden I Staff 3,45 Cispus Counselor 3,4. TERRI TREICHLER AND JULIE SAGMILLER sing LEAH PREST receives a PLU Graduation Day Scholarship SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS QL. TO R. J julie Greenfield, David Kary, Laurie Miller, Munro Cullum, Rick Hahn, Mark Woolsey, Gwen Iermann, Bill Cuffel, jack Howard, Carol Carlisle, Evelyn jermann, Leah Prest, Jeri Reardon, Nancy Campiche, Pat Smith, jami Oatfield, Jeri Davis, Susan Sadewasser, Kelly Morin, Terri Treichler, Sally Cook. SUSAN MARIE SADEWASSER JV Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Librarian 1,25 Ir. -Sr. Play 35 Track 1,25 GAA 1,2,3,45 PE Assistant 1,25 Teacher's Assistant 1,2, 3,45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3,45 Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4. JULIE KJOS SAGMILLER Ensemble 45 Choir 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 jr, -Sr. Play 45 Senior Play5 Wrestling Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Captain Wrestling Cheerleader 3,45 Track 1,2, 3,45 GAA 1,2, 3,45 PE Assistant 35 Teacher's Assistant 1,2, 3,45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3,45 Badminton 1, 2, 3,4. PATRICK STANLEY SMITH Varsity Football 1, 2, 3,45 JV Basketball 15 Varsity Basket- ball 25 Letterman 1,2,3,45 Vice Pres. Letterman 3,45 Pep Club 45 Class Pres. 45 Librarian 15 jr. -Sr, Play 3,45 Senior Play5 Track 1,25 PE Assistant 3,45 Teacher's As- sistant 3,4. STEVEN CHARLES SONNTAG Band 15 Varsity Football 2, 3,45 Wrestling 1,25 Letterman 2, 3,45 Librarian 2,4. SANDRA KAY SYLVESTER Band 1,2, 3,45 Band Sec. 25 Ensemble 3,45 Choir 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 jr. -Sr. Play 3,45 Senior Play 45 GAA 2,45 Teacher's Assistant 35 FHA 2,45 Badminton 2,4. TERRI LYNN TREICHLER Band 1, 35 Ensemble 45 Choir 35 Varsity Basketball 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Librarian 35 jr. -Sr. Play 45 Senior Play, Cheerleader 3,45 Captain Cheerleader 45 Home- coming princess 25 GAA 1,2,3,45 FHA 25 Fl-IA Sec. 25 Cispus Counselor 3,45 Volleyball 2, 3,45 Badminton 25 Homecoming Queen 4. LISA CONTO receives an JERI DAVIS receives a grant ESA nursing scholarship for Beauty School DEBRA LEE TRIPLETT Band 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Librarian 1,2, 35 Teacher's Assistant 1. TEENA MARIE WALTERS IV Basketball 1,25 Pep Club 1, 2,35 Librarian 1,2, 35 jr. - Sr, Play 35 Homecoming Princess 25 Teacher's Assistant 1, 35 French Club 25 Volleyball 2. MICHAEL ,ION WENTWORTH Wrestling 1, 35 Cispus Counselor 3,4. DAVID JEFFREY WEYL JV Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3,45 Wrestling 15 Letter man 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,33 PE Assistant 35 Te2.Ch6r's As- sistant 35 Cispus Counselor 3. HOWARD R. WILCOX Transferred senior year from Evergreen High School. JOANNE WINN Transferred Sophomore year from Cheyenne, Wyoming5 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Librarian 2, 35 Wrestling Cheerleader 35 Breakers Staff 3,45 Breakers Ass't Editor 45 Golden I staff 3,45 Teacher-'s Assistant 35 Badminton 4. TODD ALAN WRIGHT Transferred Sophomore year from Edmonds, Wash. 5 Fox- fire 45 Teacher's Assistant 45 Thespians 2,3. JON MARK WOOLSEY Band 1,2, 3,45 Band President 45 Wrestling 1, 25 Honor So ciety 3,45 jr. -Sr, Play 3,45 Senior Play5 Teacher's As- sistant 35 Thespian 45 Band Manager 3. Sponsors ll? WA 60 DR. GEORGE MUNHOVEN PENINSULA CLEANERS AND WASH HOUSE TELEPHONE UTILITIES KONG l6'5,46'J-! COASTER TRADER USED FURNITURE TEXACO ROBO CAR WASH 05fu4N PARK JACK'S COUNTRY STORE 01185516 WLT6' OYSTERVILLE STORE Chuck and Mary Muusey 55,4 WSW MARGUERITE'S FLOWER SHOP PACIFIC AUTO BODY V43 5016473 ANDERSON BROS. JEWELERS ASTORIA BEAUTY AND WIG SALON ASTORIA 886 STORE BUTCH'S FOR SIR DANISH MAID BAKERY FIRESTONE STORE THE GUILD MEN'S SHOP HILDEBRAND AND CO. KVAS RADIO MODE O DAY PALO'S SHANER'S JEWELRY THIEL'S MUSIC CENTER UTZINGER'S BOOK STORE , kv-,M.rw5,i.w4 . -ff Q::f ,1?'v 'f J vAw5.Af1C-A, f 1 , Vx QL ' V' . . - Q W, ,- ',,1 ,f ff? X li., 4- gf, 1 xpw - ,QR ... ,' ' '- V -ky . 'H 3 I, ' , by f , M 7 - - 'E ' ' f ' V , -25, W- V . M ':-rQ,g,L,2f 'L--Q-NH AM L. -- d'1f'f gf: az. -YW? ,.1.p5g,.-7,5 Y -rfz 1 wg, , -. K ' ,duff df , , E, ix, .,. .. L, ,-.,,..1,.A Pam MacDonald waits for bread and pastry at the COTTAGE BAKERY, Long Beach. Enjoy deep sea salmon and tuna fishing like Micky Bell and Kim Olsen at TIDEWIND CHARTERS and CAFE, Ilwaco. Nancy Campiche will help you at the BOOKVENDOR, Long Beach. CTEL. ABLE TELEVISION - INN-ROOM SAUTYREST BEDS - QUEEN S Quiet, comfortable, convenient. Head for THE HILL'S in Long Beach, says Linda Hilderman. il' vo- '2.:f wget. , iff' Q John Unruh and Doug Milhiser checldng out the latest KAUFMAN 'S SPORT CENTER in Astoria caters to the styles at the OUTRIGGER MEN'S STORE., Long Beach. athlete, and Jay Kaino likes all their products Masala z A 'S' 0167819 3002? 6'5N?5l6 5? A11 your grocery needs in Ocean Park with friendly, courteous service, says checker Bob Dickens. ,nw D6 ,Main Office- lmg 350611 Robin Doumit is fitted properly at CHRISTINFS BOUTIQUE Brenda Webber banks at this home owned and operated in Long Beach where they have clothes for the young in bank. heart. xwsli 1axBUY'Y' K5 ,. F Q 2 PACK'-Xcyh' 1. Alise Finlay checks TI-IE TRIBUNE for all the news in southern Pacific County. OFFICE EQUIPMENT STATIONERY 1 K 1 l f W- 2 sl Qi , ., . ii 1 me 'Ls' ' if . ' , S ,. 1'sj'4',- A , g -E 133, Mi 3. 1! 1, u 4 , , - ' f Q n K I ga S. W , . ,F 3 .4 , V, itooiwts ' I s 5, if A Vs nm E 1 l f , ' , W .A hma i r , R iifhli , 1 lr at . '11 '.' Q ' 1. 34, 'Ulu .mx ,PX aux af V -v h . 5 . . W -4 We .f s , . ...s:.+f?',. ' ' . , , A . . A . , ' 4 A 4 J ,-rw. . . , . ,, . . .V ,M ,ws - a .H ,. ,, ,H ., ,M .,, . .2 4 Q .. . AS 1... ' nm' 2 -- l L nvnsyslem 1. V L Unk-ft LINK'S SPORTING GOODS in Astoria for all your athletic, Cary Black in his element at HUNT TV, Astoria, where hunting, and fishing needs, to Roy Oman's delight. they have stereos and televisions of all kinds and sizes --sw... A . ,, 3 i 1 'rvgL OPEN SUNDAY Cathi Cox buys her sack of goodies for all those long bus trips at A1661-!l5iS' Where there's a. personal inter- est in your complete shopping needs. - 'ol kr' s f ', ,V fx at yi Q a' , -'as , -4-CW ' v V. K 'T 1' '.a.311lL3 Donna Calhoun and Lucy Tuft find there are games galore, fun for the entire family, Foosball, Pool, Flippers, Air Hockey, Video Games and more at the SSASHOIZS ?llN?y4.7l6 'f' ir-Q., ,,,.:. Q -PM Shirely Nitzel enjoys waiting on you at DOU'PES' Jeri Martin recommends STRAND INSURANCE, Iiwaco. HARDWARE, Ilwaco. f. -gwfggf .w-1 -....,,, ,ffm -5,X5:'fs5if!i'15I, vi. 3, . ...M ,gb I5,sgg3f', .V , ' 5 ' f't 0uwgL'555,.,,' ,g' ., ,..f . 7- ..r ,x Q 'f Todd Wright and Judy Ni11e1 know where the food is good-- For all your roofing needs, Call Victor. BIG Z, Long Beach. VICTOR ROOFING, P.O. Box 94, Seaview. 99 Kyle Ziegelman recommends the CHATAUQUA LODGE, Char Bailey says her dad services what he se11s,' Long Beach, for ocean front fun and relaxation. BAILEY'S SAW SHOP, Long Beach. Scliitivc Snll Imxqes 'll Billlind-Pleovoannlon f .BQB H-iQ GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '77 and VERY BEST WISHES from M 0051! S ,KONG l6'6L46!-f G4 VKIQN jackie Baines says at CAINES PLUMBING , Long Beach You call, We come SBAFQPU f K '73 'F R W K Juv fl ,. -v A V' g ,f Y+fnA 1 . 5 . M if , f , K wg A , C ' I I Connie Chalker invites you to drop into CAROL'S SEAFOOD BA R, Long Beach, for a delicious snack and a special custard ice cream cone. I Ne- ' A i i C 3 Ex: In ' xanga: Jim Bingham and Laurene Blackwell invite Debbie Cartwright to have a fine portrait taken at BALL STUDIO , Astoria. Celia Blasdell goes no ASTORIA JANITOR AND PAPER SUPPLY for paper plates and styro- foam cups and many other paper products. 1055 Marine Drive, 1 Astoria Val Emrich visits KSWB-serving the Peninsula from their studio in Sandpiper Mall, Long Beach. I ns.. I r IL SALMQHQ, jay Alexander signs up at PACIFIC SALMON CHARTER, llwaco Port, for a fishing trip. Munro Cullum gets Daytona Sport 60 tires at PAUL'S ARCO , Ilwaco. I For the best reception, Sue Hunter knows you need COX CABLEVI SION john Roisum looks at appliances, carpet, linoleum, hardware and paints at WESTERN AUTO in Seaview. egg Laurie Carlisle and Brenda Webber put up an announce - ment on the reader board at ' the quaint l 'F SHELBURNE INN, Seaview. N I Strawn, Xxx l cum Wasson X KfAQ5Iz BREA Luucxaw E 2-1 . K ,iv , fjf1Q1Ce PWA .1 vu-if af' . f um. ' .. -A 1 5 . 0R01 A .G 95' Brian Aase says Perscriptions are their business at Sally Cook cooks with the lowest priced groceries on the PENINSUIA PHARMACY , in Long Beach and Ilwaco. Peninsula from the ICE PAIACE, llwaco. fhii- FISH 'ff'-f' L A penny saved is a penny earned. Mike Dickens enters Jay Lawrence works at the SPORTSMEN'S CANNERY in RANIER BANK, Ilwaco to open a savings account. Seaview to give overnight canning service. Associated with I 'res l T i Leven-Macau Tire sewice, Good Service at 14th and Exchange, Astoria. 503-325-4591 Christy Wright goes to the right place for break- fast, lunch, or dinner. THE TIDES Restaurant Long Beach Tad Bell checks out the seafood at CORNELL'S CRAB POT a Peninsula establishment since 1949 .L A Q :JV ,rp . - , 'N wha!-MW M. ' .. ' Y ' 1 H' A. n. W.. 1. unselect 'M ., -its ,NA 'T ' M , ,Q si-:Avuzw AUTO PARTS. WE HURRY. l 5 ,Y , gnltdnll' . ' v' as 1' W1 sy nr Q , ' 31941 IMF , Ni . ' tk fill llillll sz -.-., FRESH up SPECIALTIES VI an ....-nc H Three Wiegardts-Todd, Karen, and Beth-highly recommend JOLLY ROGER SEAFOODS, Nahcotta Dock. Doug Milhiser and Roy Oman deliver for OMAN AND SON BUILDER'S SUPPLY, INC., Long Beach. THE ARK RESTAURANT specializes in seafoods. Mark Woolsey and Munro Cullum dine in the friendly, casual atmosphere. Nahcotta. cgfwg' ful , I 'L in ' STEVE'S PHARMACY, Long Beach, wishes the class of '77 best wishes and prosperity for the life to come. . .,, v ----..,,+q C., Y L, .,, , ann.. OBIE'S UNION SERVICE with thorough, friendly attendants like lim Collier. South 10th and Pacific, Long Beach. Going to Hawaii? Or anywhere? Joann Winn let's COLUMBIA TRAVEL make all her travel arrangements. 382 12th, Astoria. jeff Stults knows that ROY'S MARKET, Long Beach, has all those hard to find grocery items. Hin Kelly proves that DOUPE'S LADIES' STORE in Ilwaco has all the latest in fashions. Sue Blasdel does her Christmas shopping at LEONS, 1287 Commercial St., Astoria, Exclusively Yours. . . Corrine Macnosky remembers special ocassions with the best of flowers artistically designed from DRIFTWOOD GARDENS, Seaview. QQ? , . Patricia Tregaskis looking as pretty as the pictures at the SFA CHEST, Seaview. Watercolors by Charles Mulvey. hifi? I ' Munro Collum and Mark Woolsey gas up at OC EAN PARK GA RAGE AND SHELL STATION V -S' YQ... Ann Pells at the Peninsula's furniture store, SHARIN'S, with low city prices, Long Beach. P , Q Tiixsm ,lu Julie Greenfield checks the free bridal registry for a quality wedding gift at FISHER'S MERCANTILE, Astoria. David Marsh is not one of the many Curios at MARSH'S FREE MUSEUM, Long Beach, a Peninsula landmark. .ff erm Lf- A Ky' A -,,,,... --,-.sw Linda Hilderman 9' comes from the OWL DRUG STORE that specializes in photographic supplies. 1198 Commercial Astoria f'f 'W04C?55'f'?Y?'4 1 'I as ' 5+ ' W. F T'-1,71- H3'1231zwfL42'W M y-,:.1+gp,1gg.,:h , Jgffffwi 'W i 5,-..'g:i'g'f, 7' ik 1, ,fi e gr 'Gear-ffm' , 1 fl Q'-vga. 4- ' 2 'L saaiefai' g J?-4'1a f' . L M ' . 1 1 f' ATN' 1 4-U'--2 21'-ue. v e:-. Me, E: wfqvfg .-..,.,,.,.,,,. WMM. .....,,,..-..---......---.. . Q I I O .....-f .sqgkq : 1 .c Q, ,L .g,,'-ai- ,. V gl. . I ft Q , ev . 5. fff., r .4 .1 'fin 4 -1 lg W I Q ffl- .21 .9 ' Q ' W ' A 1 ' v'. - 1 . .-H! Luanne Gove goes to THE CI-HNOOK OBSERVER, Long Beach, the paper with the Classifieds. ChEVl'0II fi! i 5 . it f Leah Prest and Linda I-Iilderman at the VARSITY SHOP, NELSON'S CHEVRON in Ilwaco guarantees their service, Astoria. Everything for the growing boy. Sizes 4-20. and Pat Smith is glad to help you. QW H ,L gy . F if The Crowd Meem r is at 1 PIZZA H4 161016 HM. .11 K f 6,4160 5 after the game weekends Se av1ew Jeri Reardon and jay Kaino waiting for fish to come in at KIRKS FISH FACTORY, GIFT SHOP, AND SMOKE!-IOUSE at the dock. 1 M1tch Wmn opens the door to the Pen1nsu1a's COMPLETE FOOD CHXITER SlD'S MARKET SEAVIEW Phone 642 3737 WASHINGTON Sonya Sylvester after a good lunch at AL'S. Complete accommodations for your fishing fun-Charters, Motel, Restaurant. '2l,V'I , 1: . W :F 3 1 . V -e . L.,,,, x W S . 1 K , , r,f 'i - 3 Springfime glllfl Qi ' .fm A q.. Q -uv. Mark Bakker for the Freshmen Joe Camp ready for sophomores LOW: Mary Ann Aase, Delise Smerchek 8 Tanya Sacks watch the chipmonks on Honor Society Trip. Marci Kersting enjoys the banquet facilities. 1 mile north of Long Beach City limits. 'SEE VRON i lst and Pacific Long Beach Ted Raaymakers at your service! Monty Peil comes in for Seniors BE- Breaker is' Staff llwaw J-liglz Salma! EDITOR Celia Blasdel PHOTOGRAPHERS: Jeri Reardon, Bill Brynes Kent Morrison, Bill Cuffel Division Pages: Alise Finlay Classes: Senior- Joann Winn Junior- Linda Hilderman Sophomore- Cathi Cox Freshmen- Kerry McGee Academics and Administration: Brenda Webber and Marci Kersting Activities: Laurie Carlisle, Lynita Hedgers, Lucy Tu.ft, Alise Finlay, Donna Calhoun, Corrine Macnosky. Sports: Celia Blasdel and Mary Ann Staudenraus. Achievements: julie Greenfield Advertisements: Cary Black and Lori Landahl. BUSINESS MANAGER: Kerry McGee FRONT ROW QL. TO R.j Kerry McGee, Julie Greenfield, Joann Winn, Laurie Carlisle. MIDDLE ROW: Kent Morrison, Mary Ann Staudenraus, Alise Finlay, Donna Calhoun, Corrine Macnosl-cy, Marci Kersting, Brenda Webber. BACK ROW: Bill Bry-nes, Linda Hilderman, Cathi Cox, Lynita Hedgers, Lori Landahl, Lucy Tuft, Cary Black. Volume' 6 I Jlwaw, Washington Lucy Tuft, Lynita Hedgers, 8 Donna Calhoun selling Wrestling Programs to earn money for the W Breakers. ' Style Show. A typical scene in the lounge. Pat Smith hard at work. Susan Sadewasser models for the Honor Society , Disneyl and. 4-P 'QAM thai? thc Way we were in 7976-1977 Corrine Macknosky, jennise Roisum, Mr. Billups, and Teresa Conto enjoy the sunshine. Sally Cook gets her excercise on the way to Wim is' Who an the Divisim Pages Page 4 - ACADEMICS AND ADMINISTRATION- TOP ROW QL. TO R. J Bill Byrnes our man on the video. Teachers come to the Home Ec. dinner. Lisa Conto, office assistant, makes a copy. MIDDLE ROW- Phil Cauffield and Charlie Bross in P. E. Carpentry class builds a house. In Nursing, Becky Peters helps with therapy. BOTTOM ROW- Mr. Lord shows his pleasure. Jennice Roisum and Mary Pugsley learn basketry. Band class gets organized. Page 18 - CLASSES - TOP ROW- Terri Treichler, Jeri Reardon, Char Bailey, Pat Smith, Carol Carlisle, and julie Sagmiller talk it over after Senior Class meeting. Rick Gray watches Tim Wilson play a little ping pong. Pat Smith, Senior class president, an able P.E. assistant. MIDDLE ROW- Laurie Delapaz enjoys a free period. Friendship is when a senior, Jackie Caines, and a junior, Beth Dimond, share an orange. Where have all the Seniors gone? BOTTOM ROW- Gwen jermann, Miss Teen-Ager contestant. A queen at- tends class-Monette Gregerson, Loyalty Day Queen. Micky Bell knows the way to jav Lawrence and Dave Weyl's hearts. Page 48 - ACTIVITIES - TOP ROW- Debbie Triplett the friendly pancake server. Terri Treichler, Laurie Carlisle, jami Oatfield, Char Bailey, Mary Ann Aase, Becky Stucki- The Homecoming court. The Band waits for the word to get onboard. MIDDLE ROW- Pat Smith, Laurie Carlisle, Ace Aase, and Becky Timmen have fun at a volleyball game. Connie Chalker and Patricia Tregaskis go airborne. Bob Ross plays a little volleyball over the Jail. BOTTOM ROW- Marci Kersting hugs Bob Dickens with enthusiasm. 76 Trombones can't equal Paul Lord, Bob Ross, Dan Unruh, and Todd Weigardt. Corinne Macknosky, a doll under the sun. Page 70 - SPORTS - TOP ROW- The Team takes the field. Sewing it over? Senior wrestlers- Bob Bonney, Monty Peil, and joe Hyatt. MIDDLE ROW- The girls love it when they win. Coaches Millbrooke and Person have something to smile about. Our mascot Oscar, Linda Cartwright. BOTTOM ROW- Oh, the agony of it all, Kelly Morin and Coach Carmody inspect the injured leg. Cathi Cox plays golf like a Pro. Brian Aase, David Kary, and Roy Oman wait for an in bounds play. Page 86 - ACHIEVEMENTS - TOP ROW- Cispus Counselors QFRONT ROW- Linda Cartwright, Gwen Iermann, Leah Prest, Carol Carlisle, Connie Chalker. BACK ROW- David Kary, Mike Patterson, Rick Gray, Jay Kaino, Mike Wentworth. NOT PICTURED- Brian Aase, Marci Kersting, john Smith.J Creative Workshop at Ft. Warden QRick Hahn, Laurie Miller, joe Camp. NOT PICTURED-joe Provo and jack Howard. 5 V.F.W. Voice of America Contest Winner, jack Howard. MIDDLE ROW- Volleyball Award winners Terri Treichler and julie Sagxniller. Creative Musicians' Workshop participate at Ft. Warden, Beth Weigardt. Girls' Basket- ball Awards winners- Char Bailey and Kelly Morin, Most Inspirational. BOTTOM ROW- Tom Gradt received Most Improved Award while Monty Peil, Captain looks on. Roy Oman accepts the Most Valuable Basketball Player award. Kelly Morin Fourth in State track meet. new moz wmv 1.,,,. , ,,., .!, kwa ,..,.,,,f , V, V .iii f Q' w Ai Q 3 m'5'!-nk Y L ...nw ' v 'VNU'