Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 292 of the 1967 volume:

Spectrum 1967 Jefferson High School Portland, Oregon Vol. 57 Production Mgr. Sarah Earl Business Mgr. Ron Hayhurst Photography Mgr. Dave Crabtree Photographers Jon Miller Dave Crabtree Artist Dan Andrist Typists Elaine Benedict Karen Fessler Index Kathy Gilbert Organizations Jorjie Derbyshire Debbie Baumann Robin Cogdill Academics Polly Pearson Jane Duncan Seniors Nancy Nelson Ricki Ninomiya Kathy Gilbert Athletics Rick Mickels Dale Novinger Joan Ryzner Rick Davis Student Life Bev Warnock Mary Potter Zoe Ann Wendt Underclassmen Nancy Carlson Karen Fessler Mary T. Sandstrom 2 Table of Contents UNDERCLASSMEN ACADEMICS ENIORS TUDENT LIFE A HLETICS ORGANIZA IONS ADS INDEX Preface A year at Jefferson encompasses many experiences. Hope, joy, scho- larships, friendliness, and spirit are present in all phases of life at Jeff, whether it is in a classroom or in sports competition. To an outsider, the atmosphere at Jefferson is incom- prehensible, because Jefferson is of the old and the new. Traditions, such as «Coney Island Carousel, are the backbone of Jeff. Yet new ex- periences, such as the Halloween biddance, add a spirit of adventure. Together they create a school with harmony. These things happened at Jeff in the year 1966-67: claim her with pride, just as she in her many contacts throughout the world has said with pride, I am an English teacher at Jefferson High School in Portland, Oregon. In the bond whi ch that statement asserts we have been elevated as a school. As early as 1941 Martha Shull, having demonstrated her value as a member of many significant local, state, and national committees, was elected president of The Inland Em- pire Education Association. In the summer of 1954, after serving as president of the Oregon Education Association, but before being elected president of the National Education Association, Martha Shull was one of two delegates appointed by the United States Department of State to attend the 17th International Con- ference on Education in Geneva, Switzerland; from there she went as NEA delegate to an International Conference in Oslo, Norway. She was also a delegate to conferences in Canada, Norway, Germany, and the Philippine Islands. In 1955 Presi- dent Eisenhauer selected her to serve on his committee for the White House Conference on Education. She was selected as a member of the joint committee of NEA and the Magazine Publishers Association and also served on the panel of Education Consultants of the Curtis Publishing Company. Lewis and Clark College granted her an honorary LHD degree at the Commencement Exercises where she de- livered the Commencement Address. She was chosen by the Quota Club as a Woman of Acheive- rnent and as a Leading Woman in Oregon Public Affairs by Theta Sigma Phi. Martha Shull has been a classroom teacher for 39 years. During this time, she has brought honor to Jefferson, to the community, and to Portland. She is one of the best known and frequently honored classroom teachers in America. She has dedicated to the improvement of education and the well-being of society her understanding and appreciation of people, her keen insight, her ability to seea problem in its whole, her talent for leadership, and her capacity for concentrated continous effort. The radiance of her spirit, her charm, her poise, the natural way in which she reflects that which is beautiful and true have inspired both students and teachers. She is an ambass- dor of good will wherever she goes. We, the students of Jefferson High School, are proud to dedicate the 1967 Spectrum to Miss Martha Shull. In Dedication 4 Granted an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Humane Letters by Lewis and Clark College in 1957. In 1956-1957, Miss Shull was unopposed for the Centenial president of N.E.A., the largest teacher organization in the world. 5 ACADEMICS William Knouff Principal Administration Probably no other high school in our city can historically claim the quality of unity to the degree that our own school, Jefferson, can. Since its very beginning in 1909 the student body and the ever grow- ing alumni group have felt a distinct com- mon bond. Whether it has been in their studies, their sports, their social functions or their community services, Jeffersonians have always exhibited a tremendous loyalty toward their school. This unity has made Jefferson a great school. At the fiftieth reunion in the year 1959 it was amazing to see the public auditorium filled to overflowing with graduates who had returned to renew their friendships and their common ties. Whatever present or future accomplish- ments we may obtain will depend to a large degree upon how well we can put aside our differences and work together toward our goals. Only through unity will we over- come the many problems which face us in our complex and challenging society. William A. Knouff, Principal 8 Mike Stipac Boy's Vice Principal Girls' Vice Principal George Guthrie Curriculum Vice Principal Verna Miller Law, Ellen Dropout Counselor Frosh Girls Counselor Barrett, Donald Bertcll, Donna Community Agent Graphic Artist, Jeff Project Specialized Lepchat, Ruth Hospital Work 1-2 Advises: Frosh Girls McMurry, Lee Assist. Girls Vice Princ. Hall Patrol Miller, Lueen Rckate, Miss Janet NYC Secretary Jeff Project (Soc. Worker) 10 Stack, Mary CESS Dept. Aide Tontz, Charles NYC Coor.; Voca- tional Counselor Frosh Boys Coun. Faculty Members Walters, Rose Watson, Dorothy CESS Dept. Aide Hall Patrol Woodward, Edna Mac Chairman Coun. Dept. Junior Girls Counselor Warren, Dorothy Reading Clinic Advises: Fire Squad Wellington, Cleota CESS Dept. Aide 11 Active Teachers Allcs, James Science: Biology Coaches: Football and Track BS, Benedict College: AB, U. of Cal. ; MEd, OSU Arnett, Mrs. Marion Spanish: 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 Advises: American Field Serv. Faculty, Spanish Club BA, U. of Oregon 73 X� Bachmary Donald Science: Chem. G Phy., Applied, General BA, ISTC; MS, U. of O. Ballen, Mrs. Osa E 1-2 Idea Committee BS, OSU; MED, U of O Beachcll, Richard Leadership Class Activites Director BS, OSU Bcrtcll, Richard MG 1-2, MC 1-2, M. Geo. 1-2 Advises: Ameca; Coaches: Cross Country, J. V. Basketball BS, Portland State College Bleeke, George M. Industrial Drawing BS, MA, Ball State U. Brace, B. Fred M 1-2, MG 1-2 BS, U. of 111. 13 Burgess, Norman Ornamental Horticulture Advises: Oper. Green Thumb BS, OSU; MEd, OSU Cambell, David M 1-2, 3-4B; PE 1-2, 5-6B; Coaches: Swimming, Tennis, Gymnastics BS, Valley City St. College Carlin, Mrs. Barbara PE 4 (Health) Soph. Girls Counselor BA, Pacific U. ;MEd, U. of O. Catlett, Mrs. Edith Art: Gen 1-2, S-8;Metal 1-2 Advises Girls' League BA, Benedict College Chapellc, Barry M 1- 2, MA 1-2, MG 1-2 Coaches: JV Baseball BS, PSC Coppcdge, Gerry Eng. 7-8; Speech 1-2, 3-4 Director of Forensics BA, U. of Montana Creasman, Miss Sally CESS 1-2, English 3-4 Advises:Rally; Coaches:G. Golf BA, Wash. St. U. Clark, R. W. SS 5-6 EE; Test Coor. Soph. Boys Couns. ; Milt. Adv. BA, Reed; BS, Cornel U. ; M?d, OSU; DEd, U of Port. Crosby, Miss Joan Home Ec 1-2, S-8s, 7-8BG Advises: Girls League BS. Cornell Ihliv. Daniels, Joel Cross, Miss Miriam SS 7, 13 Home EC 1-2, 3-4 Advises: Trails BS, Wash. St. U. BA, MAT, Reed College 14 Edwards, Jess CESS 1-2 Ass't. CoachiFootball, Track BS, Linfield College Edmiston, Joseph MuC 1-4G, 5-8G, Jr. Choir BME, MME, U. of S. Cal. Edwards, Mrs. Jean CESS 5-6 BS, MS, U. of Oregon Evans, David SS 5-6, Journalism Advises: The Jeffersonian BA, MacAlester College; MA. U. of W. Faulkner, Mrs. Norma CESS, E 3-4, SS 1-2 CESS Dept. Chairman BA, PSC Engele, Walter English 7-8 BA, MA, U. of Oregon Epling, Mrs. Melba BT 1-2 BS, PSC Fiscr, Donald SS 8 Advises: Freshman BA, U. of W. ; MAT , Reed Foster, Miss Catherine BS 1-2, BOP L-2, BCP L-2 BS, OSU; BA, Ma, WSU Goodrich, Mrs. Glennerva PE 1-2, 5-8; Chairman:PE Dept. Advises: Pep Club BA, Willamette U. 15 Haraden, Mrs. Mary CESS 1-2 BMus, MMus, U. of Texas Gray, William E 3-4, 7-8 Public Relations Organization $S, PSC Gurney, Richard AG 1-2, 3-4, A Sem EE Advises: Brush G Pallettc BA, Ariz. St. U. Hampshire, Glen SC 1-2, SPC 1-2, 3-4 Advises: NHS BA, DWU; MS, GS, OSU Hodson, Miss Ruth BT 3-4, BS 1-2, 3-4 BA, Pacific Univ. ; MED, OSU Hansen, Harold Jefferson Project Coor. AB, MA, Reed Jensen, Miss Joan Math:l-2, 3-4, Refresher 1-2 Coaches: Tennis G Swim Teams BA, Colorado State College Gilstrap, Miss Carlic SS 7a;Chairman: SS Dept. Intern Superv; Ed. Seminar BS, OSU; MS, II. of Ore. Grams, Miss Mary MS 1-2, 3-4; MC 1-2 Advises Kosmo BA, Marylhurst; MS, OSU Hagcnsick, Mrs. Sally E 3-4, 5-6 Advises: Klatawa; Super- vises Comm. Lab Reed; U.of W. Hai Mrs. Carolyn E 5-6 AB Wesleyan College 16 Karges, Theodore SS 5-6 Sponsors: Jr. Red Cross BA, Buena Vista College; MA, U. of Iowa Kimbrcll, Miss Elm a E 5-6 College Counselor Honors Comm. Chairman BA, Willamette Jeppescn, Charles Social Studies: 7, 12 MA, BA, U. ofO. Advises: IRL Kafoury, Stephen Social Studies: 7 BA, Whitman College; Reed College Intern Kirkwood, Mrs. Alberta L 1-2, 3-4; S 3-4 Advises: Latin Club; Lang. Dept. Chairman BA, MED, U. ofO. Mardesic, Sal E 3-4, EER, R 1-2, 3-4 Advises: Russian Club, Usher Corps BA, MA, U. of O. Koopman, Miss Helen SPS 1- 2, SG 1- 2 Science Dept. Chair. BS, U. of O. Litchfield, Mrs. Jacqueline SS 7, 9, 11 BA, Willamette Leser, Bemt German: 1-2, 3-4; French: 1-2 Advises: German Club BA. Lewis and Clark Coll. Koopman, Miss Helen SPS 1- 2. SG 1- 2 Science Dept. Chair. BS, U. of O. 17 McGinnis, Hugh Career Development Couns: Frosh Boys 8 Girls AB, MEd, U of P. Mohler, Mrs. Annabcllc Special Ach. Classes: SS, English, Math, Arts(girls) BS, Ore. Coll. Ed. ;MA, U. of P. Miller, Mrs. Mildred CESS; Eng. 3-4 Advises: Guako BA, U. of Oregon Nance, Ancil SS 5-6 Advises: Chess Club; Asst. Wrestling Coach BA, PSC Nelson, Ralph Spec. Achiv. : CESS Science, Arts C Crafts BS, OSU; Ass. D. of Eng., OT1 Nelson, Thomas GMT 1-2, GW 1-2; Assit. D. Mcch. Eng., Oreg. Tech. Inst. BS, OSU Norene, Mrs. Marjorie SS 7-8 Advises: IRC BS, U. of O. Oehlke, Lloyd E. SS 10; Honors Comm. BS, U. of Minnesota Nunn, Josiah MA 3-4, MR 1-2, SG 1-2 BS, L C C; ME, U of P. Osborn, Robert English 3-8, 7-8 Junior Boys Counselor Coaches: Fresh. Basketball BS, MEd, Linfield College 18 Otterstedt, John MG 1-2, 1-2EE; MA 3-4; M 1-2 BS, U. of O. Pazlar, Charles B. SS 8; BL 1, BB 1-2 Advises:Future Teachers of Am. BS, U. of Oregon Perry, Frank CESS; Career Development BA, U. of Portland Peterson, Mrs. Betty English 3-4 Advises: NHS; Commun. Lab BS, Stout St. Univ. Peterson, Charles W. PE 1-2 Coaches: Wrest; Asst. Football BS, Pacific Univ. Peterson, Miss Kay French 1-2, 3-4, 5-8 Advises: Fr. Club; Senior Cl. BA, U. of Oregon Picnovi, Andrew PE 1-2, 3-4; PE Dept. Chairman Coaches: Baseball BA, MEd, U. of Portland Reierson, Mrs. Eileen English 5-6 BA, PSC; now attending Reed Rennie, David E 7-8 Advises: Sen. Class; Folk Singing Club BA, McGill Univ. ; MA, P. U. Roberts, Mrs. Jean E 3-4 Advises: NJHS BA, U. of W. Rogers, Mrs. Janice CESS Advises: Junior Class BA, U. ofP. Roos, Mr. William SS 5-6 BS, PSC 19 See, William Eng. Dept. Chair. ; Inter- City Fellowship Program; Comm. Laboratory AB, PU; MEd, U of O. Smith, Bruce Gen. Business; Distrib. Ed. BA, Colorado St. College Sahagian, Richard Business: BT, BB, BRT BS, U. of California Scwright, Kenneth SS 1-2 Advises: Senior Class; Senior Boys Coun. MA, Arizona State U. Sappenfield, Joel NYC Program Coordinator BA, MA, Stanford Shefler, John Indust. Woodworking Chairman: Shop Dept. MA, Wash. St. U. Shull, Miss Martha E 7-8 Advises: FTA; Couns: Senior Girls BA, MEd, U of O. ; Hon. LHD, Lewis G Clark Smith, Mrs. Terry E 5-6; Eng. Comm. Advises: Spectrum BA, U. of O. Sjoblom, Henry AM 1-2, 3-6;ACO 1-2;AG S-8 Advises: Pep Club Sowle, Jay CD, MV 1-2, MA 3-4 Athletic Director BA, Col. St. College Spencer, Mrs. Mary Special Achiev. ; Cess; Ml-4 ES; Home Ec. 5-8 Advises: Rally Squad BS, N. Dakota St. U. Starbuck, Kenneth SB 1-2; AS 1-2 Coaches: Frosh Footbal, Frosh Wrestling BS, N. Dakota State U. Trumbull, Donald K. E 7-8,SS 7-8 BS, NIU; MEd, U. of I. Viclhauer, Miss Cathy PE 1-2, 3-4 Advises: Asst, to PEP; Girls Fall Spring Intramurals BA, Willamette Stewart, Kenneth SS 5-6 BA, Reed College Stram, Mrs. Lora H 5-6, 7-8 Advises: Zcquinn BS, Linfield Tarr, Franklin Business: BT, BRT, BS, BBh BS, Portland State College Webster, Miss Nancy PE 1-2, 3 BS, OSU Taubman, Mrs. Cecelia E 5-6, 7-8 Advises: Twill BA, Penn. State U. White Merlin SPH 1-2, Coaches: Track; Admin.Assis. BA, MAT, Lewis Clark Wingard, Mcrvin English 5-6 BA, W. Wash. St. Coll, ; U. of Wash. ; Now attending Reed Wilcox, John M 1- 2, MA 1- 2 Coaches: Varsity.Football BS, U of O Wolfe, Don MuC E 1-2, MuC 1-2, MuC 5-6, MuC 7-8 Chair. Music Dept. B Mus. in Ed. , L G C Willson, Ronald Drama: 1-2, 3-4;Stagecraft Adviscs:Thespians;Directs Plays BA, MAT, Lewis and Clark Zgonc, Larry Band, Orchestra Advises: Teque Club BMe, Lewis and Clark; MS, Juilliard School of Music 22 'tf.lCSCHQ? Secretaries Galloway, Barbara Sec., Main Office Klopfcnstcin, Evelyn Head Secretary Currier, Frederica Sec., Main Office Howarth, LaRue Sec. , Counseling Ness, Muriel Sec., Jeff project Showacy, Rose Sec. , Main Office 26 Meyer, Ann Sec. , Main Office Miller, Lueen Sec., NYC Weatherspoon, Henry Head Librarian Library Staff 27 Student Store Staff Tathwell, Martha Bookkeeper Bookroom Staff Miller, Jean Bookroom Clerk 28 Study hall students lend a helping hand to Mrs. Miller in the bookroom. Shelving books and running errands were among the duties they performed. Cafeteria Staff Custodian Ford, Violet Cafeteria Manager Barton, Don Custodial Manager 29 Dad's Club With increased membership of 225 the dads started the year by patrol ing footbal I and basket ball games. Under the direction of Fred Lugviel the Dad and Daughter banquet once again brought the dads and their daughters together again for an evening of fun. Three nights of superb entertainment with nationally famous Jester Hairston made a suc- cess of this year's Spring Music Festival which was once again sponsored by the Dads Club. Carl Heinz Dads Club Pres. Parent-Teacher Association This year over 500 members have used as their theme, Better Communi- cations between Home, School and Community. Packing envelopes, registering stu- dents, hostessing special occasions, selling refreshments at Football and Basketball games are a few of the PTA's numerous activities. Budgeting funds for school publi- cations, AFS hand book. Student Aid Fund, and donations for the choir made this year a productive, active and friendly one. Mrs. D.L. Kearney P.T.A. President 31 Dad's Club officers look over calendar of events. Stage crew member at work. Students take advantage of Communications lab. Melinda Thorsnes displays one of the many paintings she has created. AT lW Best vocalist Bill Pruitt takes a break. All-city choir member, Richard Pruitt, smiles for camera with choir director Don Wolfe. SENIORS PRESIDENT Tom Tafe ...the right to strive in human dignity toward higher goals was adopted by the Senior Class headed by President Tom Tate. The Class of 1967, in completing their four years at Jefferson, have thus far lived up to their standards. Leadership was just one of the qualities of the class; scholastically they were high and their activities were many. A bid dance entitled, Under the Big Top, bake sales, baccalaureate, commencement, and the prom, Raindrops and Roses, were some of the experiences which upheld their motto. This was truly a busy year, but well worth the ef- fort for the Class of '67. VICE-PRESIDENT Sandra LeFebvre Senior Cabinet 36 TREASURER Kay Stelfer SECRETARY Ana Maria Enriquez HISTORIAN Marilyn Palmer SGT. AT ARMS Steve Oliver 1 % Miss Kay Peterson ADVISOR Mr. David Rennie ADVISOR Mr. Kenneth Sewright COUNSELOR Miss Martha Shull COUNSELOR Pam Causgrovc Barbara Clark Robin Cogdill Steve Coulter Arthureen DeHaven Jorjie Derbyshire Lolita Duke Sarah Earl Ana Maria Enriquez Tanarac Fitz Susan Franklin Mrs. Peterson Mr. Hampshire Advisor Advisor National Honor Society is an or- ganization which recognizes stu- dents for outstanding service, leader- ship, scholarship , and character . This year under the capable leader- ship of President Duane Higginsop, the club again accepted the respon- sibl ity of a tutoring program . Many members, during their study hall, donated their time tutoring students of local elementary schools. To hi-light the year, an annual banquet honoring the Senior mem- bers was held at the Quay Restaurant. This was truly a very memorable evening for all as it brought to a climax the hard work of another successful year. President Duane Higginson Vice President Lisa Ambrose Secretary Susan Hergert Treasurer Bob Griffin Historian Susan Franklin Sgt. at Arms Dave Oswald PRESIDENT DUANE HIGGINSON Ray Akagi Lisa Ambrose Dan Andrist JoEUcn Ausmus Gary Antijunti Nancy Barnes National Honor Society Ron Hayhurst Chris Heikkinen Sharon Heinz Sue Hcrgert Duane Higginson Bill Hocksel Roger Hokanson Diane Kingham Greg Kitto Sandra Le Fcbvre Curt McCullough Karen Merrill Janice Merrifield Sue Miller Ken Mongrain Nancy Nelson Mary O'Connor Dave Oswald Pete Ovcrvold Marilyn Palmer Polly Pearson Valerie Philips Richard Ray Lucille Rithaler Sally Struznik Sue Shevland Kay Stelter Linda Tally Tom Tate Tom Zelenka two year member 39 Hi Jetr! Gosh , the year is almost over, isn’t it? Now that I began to know you better, it's too bad that I have to leave. I don't I ike to say good-bye. So, I will not say it. I will just say, Ate logo, because you are going with me, Jeff. To the fartherest places that I go different people that I'll meet won't ever make me forget the fun that I had here and the friends that I'll leave here. Now, I know that it is very true that ...Jefferson will live in my heart and never die. Ate logo, Jeff. Love, Edyala (Edy to you) Edy's American family, Mr. Mrs Warnock and sister Bev. Arthur EDYALA YGLESIAS, BRAZIL Reflection of a happy year. VICHIAN POOS I, THAILAND Dear Jeffersonians, The wonderful year at-Jeff has been going quite fast. This means that some of our friends are going far and far away. But, friends of mine, I am sure that this doesn't mean that my leaving is the end of our relation- ship. lamstill being friend of yours and you too are still being friends of mine and friends of people in the world. We are in the same boat. We'll float or we'll sink; it is up to us. I would like to ask you to take care of Jefferson, school of mine. Make her still being School of champions . I am very proud of this fame... My friends... Things we have done together including per- sonal and universal . It is so great. Many people in the world do not have the opportunity like us... Bringing Peace to our world. If the earth is really round. I'll see you again. Love, Vichian Best Artist Vichian with one of his drawings. Vichian studies in spite of possible distractions? 41 FC C165 0 V I Jto£ors Slue- a j $ 44 fjp tO strive wi r mm toward 0 0 D „ Igrw aoa£s.’ 4Je(tow £os 42 Born'Tree- • Born -yet-, to Eve- for tfe- wore-: A 'idure- a' peace- and an om-njniM £ orti free-, to f - mi a torn Worjd, A nVorfd tpato cjf need us to Eve-, to fead, and to - earn Born pree-, to five- tfe- e2awnpe- 4 3 epper son’s set, to fve- to fearu to worl fond wil ld £ive- free-, and lefjersovis Mjernoru WPlePp as tollp aff tnanlwid fve- free----. Music by John Barry 1966 Academy Award Winner Senior Hall USA AMBROSE NANCY BARNES Most Intelligent Most Likely to Succeed Best Musician JOHN BENSON EDDIE BASEDEN Best Dressed Best Musician JACQUE CLARK Best Actress JUDY CRANNA Best Artist 44 of Fame ROBERTA DONNELL Most Typical JEAN FRASER Best Dancer Funniest Most Versatile DON HAYHURST RON HAYHURST Most Typical Most Likely to Succeed Best Leader Best Speaker SHARON HEINZ Best Dressed Best Citizen DUANE HIGGINSON Best Citizen Best Liked 45 SUZIE IVERSON Best Leader Best Speaker WILMA LINCOLN Best Athlete BARBARA L1VESAY Friendliest 46 ART MITCHELL Friendliest KATHY NEAL Best Vocalist JIM NOLTEN Handsomest Best Athlete MARY O'CONNOR Prettiest Best Liked DAVE OSWALD Best Writer Most Intelligent Senior Hall of Fame VICHIAN POOSI Best Artist BILL PRUITT Best Vocalist TOM TODD Most Versatile 47 Allan Aaseth Jerry Adams Murry Adams Ray Akagi Ron Alfano Mary Jo Ali Bob Ambes Lisa Ambrose Nancy Anderson Dan Andrist Gary Antijunti Peter Apostolos Terry Arnold Dean Ault Jo Ellen Ausmus Barbara Aust Sam Bailey Dan Baker Darlene Baker Tom Ball Barney Barnes Nancy Barnes Dave Barrett Tom Barry Eddie Baseden Oliver Baseden Sylvia Batties Juanita Bell June Bell Elaine Benedict John Benson Rellie Benton Sandy Beougher Anna Bergstrom Ken Berry Elizabeth Bilbrew 49 Florida Blake Pat Bonneau Jerald Broges-Silva Joann Bowden Earl Bowles Gayle Branch Richard Briggs Diane Cahill 50 Jim Brownell Roger Calkins Lawrence Bruce Mark Carlson Rosetta Bryant Ken Carlton Charles Carter Pam Causegrove Alfreida Casey Sandra Cedar Dennis Casey Martha Chapman Mike Casey Lin Chatfield Karen Casteel Barbara Clark Jacqueline Clark Jim Clausen Carol Cochran Susan Cocking Robin Cogdill Margaret Colbert Bill Commers Dwight Condit 51 Cathy Cooper Sharon Cornell Steve Coulter Karen Cowan Nancy Davenport Alan Davis Janice Davis Rick Davis 52 Sarah Earl Nancy Early Keith Edwards Mae Rene Elliott Randy Enos Ana Maria Enriquez Elaine Espinoza Barbara Evans 53 Judy Everidge David Fisher Carol Fanslow Elzadie Fisher Pat Farley Robert Fisk Larry Farnand Tanarae Fitz Linda Feiler Maureen Fitzgeral Patricia Ford George Fowler Barbara Fox Susan Franklin Jean Fraser Harry Fray Dottie Frenz Jerry Fuerstenau Judy Gaylord Sophia Gentry Shirley George Judy Geyer Kathy Gilbert Judy Gold Sandra Gilroy Brenda Golden Mary Givens Phil Gorg Kassandra Glover Roy Graham Janet Glymph Steve Graham Janice Granum Morton Green Beth G eenwood Bob Griffen Pam Haataja Thelma Hale Mike Hambleton Linda Harris Gary Homes Lucy Hartman Zoe Hansen Cindy Harty Clarence Harper Allen Hash Kathy Harris Melynda Hatten Don Hayhurst Ron Hayhurst Chris Heikkinen Bruce Hellervik Sheris Hellwege Susan Hergert Martin Herigstad Duane Higginson Pearle Hill Wanda Hilson Sue Hiser Maria Hitesman Nick Hodel Bill Hoeksel Gilbert Hoglund Roger Hokanson Don Holland Jim Holm Richard Holsclaw Linda Holzman Loretha Howard Bill Hudson Jim Huffman Linda Huffman Richard Hullinger Bruce Humphrey Sharon Hunt Carl Imes Suzie Iverson Carolyn Jacobsen Karen Jacobsen Tom Jagelski Joyce James Sandra Jett Shirley Joe Ann Johnson 58 Bill Johnson Coral Johnson Eddie Johnson Geraldine Johnson Gloria Johnson Harley Johnson Jim Johnson Wallace Johnson Linda Johnson Wallace E. Johnson Linda Johnson Delores Jones Roy Johnson Doris Jones Sharon Johnson Dan Judge Sandra Kaiser Bernie Karpavicius Bob Kelly Barbara Kemp Jim Kessler Charlene Kincaid Dorothy Kins Diane Kingham Greg Kitto Paula Ladsen Gloria Kline Charisse Knight Zigurds Laizans Mae Lamb Karen Kniss Sam Lathan Ralph Kunselman Janet Lauritzen Jane Lawrence Robert Lawrence Stewert Lawrence Kim Lebeck Linda Lee Sandra LeFebvre Jim Lehman Mary Leicht Phil Lemma Wilma Lincoln Richard Leonardini Barbara Livesay Lynda Leong Gloria Long Tim Leventhal Steve Love Kevin Lewis Betty Loving Patsy Lowe Audrey Maisel Darnell Lowery Dennis Martin Barbara Lyons Jim Martin Mike MacArthur Colleen Mays Larry Mackin Judy McCaul Jody McCauley Curtis McCullough Patti McGowan Tom McGowan Linda McMeans Kathy McSperitt Shirley Meaden Karen Merrill Lenell Means Don Meyer Bonnie Mehrer Rick Mickels Mike Melchior Steve Mi I jus Janice Merrifield Sheila Miller Sue Miller Willie Miller Arthur Mitchell Gloria Mitchell Ken Mongrain Kathy Muller Ron Mussman Kathy Neal Sally Nedrow Jay Nelson Kathy Nelson Nancy Nelson Richard Nelson Ricki Ninomiya Jim Nolten Dennis O'Leary John Nozaki Steve Oliver Mary Ann O'Connor Ken Okazaki Chris Oreskovich Arnold Osborne Cheryl Oldham Dave Oswald Pete Overvold Joyce Pegnone Allan Padden Jane Petersen Marilyn Palmer Barbara Peterson Marc Partridge Bob Peterson Polly Pearson Dan Peterson Martin Pfannes Robert Pfeifer Stan Pfeifer Harvey Pfenning Valerie Phillips Mary Phipps Dave Pipskey Vichian Poosi Bill Pruitt Richard Pruitt Claudia Quabner Ramona Randall Richard Ray Ed Rea Moselle Reed Dorothy Rickey Debbie Reel Pat Riddle Fred Reid Lucille Rithaler Sheila Reid Carol Roberts Sherrie Reith Joy Roberts 66 Jim Rogers Rebecca Rogers Cheryl Rohrbach Rick Roise Kathy Rupert Christine Ruscheinsky Harry Rustad Barbara Rutherford Bradford Sando Mary Sandstrom Myra Shakols Kathy Schalk Sharon Scheel LaDonna Schiedler Margie Schmidt Greg Schoepper Le Roy Schook Beth Schwerdt Linda Scott Michelle Scruggs Larry Seifert Barbara Shadduck Dave Shannon 68 Janet Smith Kathy Smith Lana Smith Larry Smith LeRoy Smith Nancy Smith Roberta Smith Carolyn Smith Kristine Sponsler Russell Sprouse Lynda Spurgin Geri Stansell Joanna Statzer Kay Stelter Larcatar Stewart Sally Struznik 69 Eva Swaim Connie Szekely Julie Tait Linda Tally Tom Tate Rosie Taylor Jim Terry Veronica Thomas Arneda Thompson Karen Thompson Melinda Thorsnes James Tims Tom Todd Craig Turner Shirleen Turner Ann Ungsted nny VanBronckhorst Delva Van Roekel la Walker Steve Walberg Michael Vaughn Linda Washington Noble Vaughn Edwina Wasson Pat Waites Deidre Waters Terry Watson Lawerence Wells Zoe Ann Wendt 71 James White Joyce White Pat White Ruthella White Marcia Whiteman Allan Widlits Jon Wiebe LaJoice Williams Brenda Willoughby Dick Wing Wayne Wirta Kevin Wolfe Vickie Woods Arthur Wright Ruby Yee Edyala Yglesias Steve Young April Younker Tom Zelenka 11 OR AUTOGRAPHS IIOR AUTOGRAPHS SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS 73 SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS 74 STUDENT LIFE The 1966 Fall Cabinet started their duties early in the summer by attend- ing a workshop conference in Eugene. Led by industrious Ron Hayhurst and vivacious Suzi Iverson, the student body officers started the school year with their successful Hello Week. They also furthered relations with other schools by the exchange visit with Rex Putnam students, and pre- game dinners with the cabinets of op- posing schools. The Real Thriller is an excellent example of how this year's fall cabinet worked together to out-do any previous school ac- tivities . The Non-Smoking Campaign proved that the officers held great interest in the community and their fel low students. This year's Fal I Stu- dent Body Officers have displayed much ingenuity and hard work, thus becoming one of the best Demo Cabinets in history. VICE PRESIDENT Suzi Iverson 76 Fall Student Body Officers SECRETARY Karen Kniss CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Jorjie Derbyshire TREASURER Tom Todd « i HISTORIAN Melynda Hatten SERVICE MANAGER Dave Crabtree 77 Executive Council Barbara Clark Dave Crabtree Jorjie Derbyshire Roberta Donnell Melynda Hatten Ron Hayhurst Suzi Iverson Cary Kitto Karen Kniss Chuck Mayo Karen Merri Jim Nolton Pete Overvold Roger Parsons Bobbie Peterson Senate Congratulations are deserved by this year's Senate. It has worked well with both Presidents and cabi- nets . It enacted several reforms and issues, although certain restrictions prevented it from completing much more. eniors: Tanarae Fitz, Nancy Nelson, Ann Johnson, Nancy arncs, Joyce Pegnonc. Juniors: Roger Parsons� Nancy King, Shirley Byar% Marilyn Cherry, Not pictured: Debbie Larson, Valerie Johnson. ophomores: Evelyn Parsons, Marsha Barrett, Paul Twceten, Keith iriffin. Not pictured: Jim Pete, Mitchel Cohen. Freshmen: Chris Bain, Linda Swendsen. Steve Blair. V«,a; If� This year's Spring Student Body Officers have been hard at work on public relations. They have had many exchange days with other schools,, such as Cleveland and Beaverton. The big event of the spring term was of course the choir's trip to Japan. The cabinet planned and carried out a fine assembly which expressed the whole communities'pride in this ac- compl ishment. VICE PRESIDENT Roberta Donnell 80 Spring Student1 Body Officers SERVICE MANAGER Eddie Baseden FALL REPS First row, left to right; Cliarolette Birchem, Mary Ann O'Connor, Ramona Randall, Beth Schwerdt, Mary Odermann, Cary Otto. Second row: Wilma Lincoln, Carol Palmer, Shirley Wilson, Terri Walhiezer, Margret Varkados, Dennis Shadduck. Third row: Bruce Smith, Hazel Brown, Boobie Peterson, Wanda Warren, Pattie Taylor. Whether or not you fellow Jef- fersonians realize it, our room representatives are the I ink which helps to unite our student body. Every fall and spring in Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior English classes, the election of these people takes place. We should sincerely thank those representatives who take their re- sponsibility, as an important part of our school's government,serious- ly. 82 SPRING REPS First row, left to right: Sharon Guerra, Darlene Sasaki, Faye Luce, Linda Harper, sec- ond row: Ruth Tillman, JoEllen Ausmus, Linda Perez, Mary T. Sandstrom, Debbie Baumann, Jay Nelson. Third row: Marcella Akres, Joyce Hardaway, Nadine Clifton, Carolyn Henry, Kathy Kcman, Wendy Wing. Fourth row: Don Hepburn. First row, left to right: Janice Poe, Lajoyce Williams, Linda Linder. Second row: Janis Bowels, Ruby Yee, Nadine Clifton. Third row: Meridcth McRey- nolds, Mary Ovcrvold, Lore Ratcliff, Beverly Miles. Fourth row: Doug Farnand, Monte Smith, Barbara Rac. Fifth row; Steve Harding, John Taylor, David N asm an. 83 Sgt. at Arms Jon Pres. Chuck Mayo ' j Trea. Ron Seidl Class of '68 Sec. Darlene Sasaki V. Pres. Jennifer Wasson President Gayle Schmidt Treasurer Mike Turner V. President Shirley Foster Secretary Linda Pulioff i Historian Cary Otto Sgt-at-Arms Paul Overvold Y Parlimentarian Angela Mack Class of '69 Not Pictured: Pres.: Keith Griffen V.P.: Debra Alexander Sec.: Kathi Grabowenski Treas.: Paul Tweten Hist.: Shirley Sims Sgt-at-Arms: Leola Clark 85 86 Class st Row L. to R. Carolyn Aho, Amelia Enriquez, Debbie Larson, herri Reed, Valerie Johnson, Darlene Sasaki. 2nd Row. Diana lay, Kathy Parkin, Joan Ryzncr, Chuck Mayo,' Jane Duncan,Andy Vilson. 3rd Row. Janet Wallberg, Keith Currier, Verdell Adams, im Aust, Jesse Monk, Steve Weatherspoon. Delegates Front row: Marcella Akres, Nadine Clifton, Mary G: tes, Carolyn Peterson , Evelyn Parsons. Second row: Ronnie Harris, Linda Reynolds, Greg Woods, Cindi Allen, Linda Clark. Third row: James Smith, Bob Hughes, Ron Menconi, Kathy Kernan, Judy Eudaly. 87 Activities 999 Chuck it Chuck] Underclass Swinging Sophomores. Freshmen work hard? Freshmen Officers installed. Freshman co-eds. Relax now, work later. Kathy Boddy vocalizes. First year begins. SMILE! Sophomores show talent. Eat now or forever hold your peace. 89 Seniors: Sharon Heinz and Duo e Higginson Best Citizens at Library Sophomores: Mary Otto Not pictured: Steve Demeter Freshmen: Karen Evenson Not pictured: Bob Love 90 Juniors: Ron Seidl and Jennifer Wasson Freshmen Jackie Krieger and Nathan Barrett Seniors Art Mitchell and Barbara Livesay Juniors Doug Barrett and Amelia Enriquez Friendliest Sophomore Janice McVay and Amos Harris Freshmen The first year is easy. Getting Acquainted Made Easier V. Marines Invade Marine bras. Jeff The Marines line up. Humiliation at Grant Student Body Celebrates Christmas A. F. S. Students Speak Marlies Ziemke from Germany and Franco Bernabe from Italy. Vichian Poosi from Thailand. Edyala Yglesias from Brazil . Ornulf Bratlie from Norway. Evanthia Michalski from Greece. 95 'he Miracle Worker This year's fall play, The Mirac Worker proved to be one of the b dramatic presentations ever produc by Jefferson's drama department. T play drew large crowds who greal enjoyed the acting. Jacque Clar who portrayed Helen Keller, was great success. Since Jacque had dialogue she had to use much acti skill to convey the feeling of bei both blind and deaf. Playing t part of Ann Sullivan was difficult b Diane Kingham made it appear eas The Miracle Worker had ma fightscenes where Jacque and Dia displayed great timing and ability working together. Robin Cogdill a Dennis O'Leary as Helen's parent portrayed the frustrated love the Ke lers had for their daughter. A gre amount of time and effort went in the creation of the scenery and skill practice was exhibited in the ligh- ing and sound effects. The pump symbolizes Helen's entrance into the world of reality. Conflict at dinner. The simplest things are hard. CAST Annie Sullivan.. Helen Kate Keller James Aunt Ev Percy Martha Anagnos Viney Blind Girls Toni Dickey, Linda Sherman, Sharon Hunt, Sharon Scheel A Doctor..............Greg Durrett Offstage Voices... .Bobby Fouther, Richard Pruitt, Greg Durrett Blushing beauties Freshmen officers come on strong Forty years is a long time Senior Class officers perform Appreciation is shown by Senior Class Coney Island Carousel The three stooges. Bunnies, Terry and Amelia? Trails end. 100 A Robin in a tree. Does Debbie know? Right in the Gut! 101 Football Court Queen Linda Princess Debbie 102 Princess Amelia Christmas Princess Kathy Court Princess Cindy Miss Merry Christmas Kathy Princess Debbie Princess Linda Princess Gerutha Ron introduces the Princesses. The crowning moment. And they danced the night away. Queen Kathy dances. .ovely Kathy Neal reigned over this ar's winter formal, Silhouettes in e Moonlight. Approximately one ndred couples attended the dance lich was held in the Jefferson Ball- om. The Top Brass provided the music, d the Les Chanteurs sang some trad- onal Christmas carols during inter- ssion. Refreshments were contributed service clubs and were greatly ap- eciated and well liked. It proved to a well attended and popular dance, ce again displaying the imagination our Fall Cabinet. Les Chanteurs entertain. Students take time out. Sweetheart1 Court Senior: Edyala Yglesias Sophomore: Linda Pulioff Freshman: Lori Rose Junior: Nola Frerichs 106 Queen Cary Otto Princess Laura Nishino Cotton Court Princess Jean Pigmon 107 Field is Narrowed 1st Row L. to R. Linda Scott. Roberta Donnell, Sharon Johnson, Judy Gold. Kathy Rupert, Joyce Pegnone, Kay Stoker, Mclynda Hatton, Sti i Iverson, Penny Smart. Tanarae Fitz. 2nd Row. Marilyn Palmer, Kathy Gilbert, Ann Johnson, Ana Maria Enrique . Karen Merrill. Nancy Barnes, JorJic Derbyshire. Barbara Shadduck. Jo Ellen Ausmus, Robin Cogdill. PLACE MAY QUEEN HERE 108 Princess Sharon 967 QUaif Court Princess Barbara Princess Roberta Princess Valerie Jefferson's 1967 Princess Announced UNDERCLASSMEN Class of '68 COUNSELORS Mrs. Woodward Mr. Osborn The selection of a class pin highlighted the activities of the class of '68. This year's junior class also sponsered a KISN Good Guy's game, which was the most successful money-making event of the year. Under the advisorship of Mrs. Janice Rodgers and Mr. Barry Chapelle, the class of '68 looks forward to a climatic senior year at Jeff- erson . 114 Donny Adoir Dovid Adortu Donna Adams Verdell Adams Caroline Aho Myra Alexandra Kenny Allen Wallace Anton! Kris Atwood Jim Aust Eorl Austin Karine Averitt Jeff Boll Curtis Barr Doug Borrett Debbie Boumonn Diona Boy Robert Beo Lorry Beaman Charlotte Becker Lorry Benson Carol Berger Vickie Berger Lancto Berry Charlotte Birchem Borf Blackwood Tony Blaszok Jeff Booth Nick Borich Corol Box Icy Maurice 8oyd Brcndo Brodlcy Marcus Branch Christie Brandon Maryann 8razauske Maria Brckkc Cynthia Brown Earnestine Brown Victor Brown Lawrence Bruce Henry Bryant Ken Bryant Joe Burbon Michael Burke Shirley 8yars 8ofty Col vert Sondro Carney Nancy Carlson Jon Carlton 115 Cothy Corter Avo Cotey Dcon Catey Robert Cottro Alice Cbancy Lavrie Cborletton Marilyn Cherry Lord! Choy Allen Cicrich Jacqueline Clark Joyce Clark Tommy Clauten James Cloy Nadine Clifton Florence Cogger Roberta Col bum Jacqueline Cole Sharon Coleman Harold Cooke Regina Crutchfield Sharon Darling Allon Dawson Donna Dei ter Kathy Doming Rick Dennis Janice Deweese William Drake Dcbi Draper Bcvclenc Draycr Delores Drokes Jone Duncon Ronn Dunn Greg Durrett Audrey Eorly Colleen Eller Myrno Elliot Amclio Enriquez Bob Estes Jerry Evic Lenford Erdmonn Dovo Erickson Melvin Farris Jeff Foust Sheryl Fcilcr Karen Fcsslcr Mark Field Cheryl Fitz Tom Fitzgibbon Envoy Fletcher Cashnita Flomncr Dec Floreo 116 William Fogarty Sandro Footh Maxine Ford Wendy Fortney Marcia Foss Bob Fouthcr Rosalie Frazier Judy Free Scott Freelond Nolo Frcrichs Louise Fullerton Sherri Funkhouscr Ston Gaines Janice Gaither Ronald Gaither Mary Gates Tcri Gilbert Jeff Gilligon Kenneth Goetz Lonell Golden Cothy Grober Potty Groham Andy Granger Don Groves Tony Groves Julio Green Pom Grey Sondi Grier Whit Grindcll Kathleen Grogan Sharon Guerra Margie Guitry Gary Gutwig Jomes Guyton Donnie Moll Ricky Holl Marsha Halverson Percy Hompton JoEllyn Hansen Gloria Harper Linda Harper Raymond Harry Rick Hortung Daniel Horvey Barbaro Hosh Carol Hatch Koren Hath way Jon Hown 8orboro Henes 117 Don Hepburn Julie Herndon Debbie Hicks Louren Hicks Anito Hill Bobby Hines Gerald Hoog Bob Hodges Jonicc Hoehn Sue Hoffeditz Johnny Hogg Bruce Hogguist Billy Holton Louren Holwege Clay Hough Jennie Howe Tim Hudrtall Karen Inouye Mark Iverson Gary Jacbon Wendi Jackson Jo Anne Jacobsen Charles James Allison Jenkins Dione Jessie Curtis Johnson David Johnson Donold Johnson Fred Johnson Gloria Johnson Gordon Johnson Korin Johnson Leanna Johnson Morgorct Johnson Morv Johnson Richard Johnson Ted Johnson Valerie Johnson Nancy Jones Patricio Jones Robert Jones Ruth Jones Sheryl Jones Mary Judson Donno Karls Frank Korpovicius Evo Kelly Oscar Kelley Ron Klein 118 Millie Knvth None King Gory Lodd Cheryl Lori Borboro Larson Debbie Lorson Joe Loverdure Rob Lowson Tom Limnell John Long Linda Long Richard Loos Sam Lowdcr Faye Luce Ed Lyons Dionna Mack Jerry Mock Janice Maryin James Massey Linda Mathews Dennis Mathie Marla Motthics Malcolm Matthews Gary Maurer Chuck Moyo Sandy McArthur Steve McCarthy Gloria McClain Lynetto McDaniel James McGowan Mike McGowan Lor? McKinstry Doug McMollin Bob McNobb Loura McRcynolds Sandra McSwain Judy Meeker Marilyn Melchoir Rick Mendenhall Raymond Mcnefee Timothy Merriwcother Judy Meyer Monte Mickels Ractto Millea Daniel Miller Jon Miller La Roi Miller Larri Miller Walt Miller 119 Sue Mills Floreo Mitchell John Moaning Reuben Mohr Jesse Monk Charles Montgomery Olivia Moody Charlotte Moore Oavid Moore Gwendolyn Moore Ray Moore Brenda Mullen Karl Muller Phyllis Nedrow Barbara Nelson Mark Nelson Pot Nelson Chris Nielson Ron No I ton Sue Nordstrom Jo Anne Norman Dole Novinger Pom Ogilvy Eric Oldhom John Olive Fred Ooten Joe Oreskovich Johnson Orin Archie Osborne Dinah Ouchido Amber Poden Horson Podden Glenda Palmer Vernon Porris Kathy Porker Kathy Parkin Roger Parsons Anno Patterson Anita Perry Anne Perry Linda Perez Anne Person Mary Peterson Tieleen Peyton Bill Phelan Greg Phillips John Phillips Carmen Pickett Lindo Pierce 120 Terry Plotcnberg Gory Plot� Jonice Poe Sheila Poitras Terry Pollard Mary Potter Linda Powcl Sue Prott Benny Quintanilla Linda Quintanilla Bob Rodcliffe Joyce Rod ford Melodie Robciro Pot Reed Shari Reed Mary Reid Thomas Reid Debbie Rcppcto Linda Richardson Ralph Richmond Earnest Riley Kothy Riordon Rose Robertson Becky Robey Deborah Robi I lord Shelia Robinson Robert Rogers Mott Rumbaugh Joan Ryzner Joyce Sanders Steve Sands Joanne Sanford Darlene Sasaki Dennis Schmunk Cynthia Schwinof Sandro Scott Glenda Searcy Ron Seidel Everett Severin Ken Shephard Phyllis Sherman Mary Shihon Kay Shoop Roseanna Silva Morvol Simonds Molly Simmons Dcbby Simonson Paul Sims Doug Slaughter Ronald Slider Bryant Slonold 121 8rendo Smith Bruce Smith Donno Smith Monte Smith Bob Snyder Jim Speidel Kerry Sponcer Carole Sprouse Valeric Stabcn Cindy Stanccll Pat Stanton Charles Stephans Dionne Storey J.L. Sturncs Marsha Swain Archie Swenson Melissa Tabor Greg Talton Dario Taylor Terri Teller Sandra Tellis Richard Terry James Thaler Micheol Thompson Diane Thicdgill Robert Topping Sue Turnbull Molli Unger Donald VanVolkenberg Margaret Vorkadoes Ellen Veach Deborah Vavlen Karen Waites Irena Wolbaum Janet Wollberg Brenda Woldon Ruth Walker Debra Wallace Della Ward Cothy Worncr Stevie Warner ■ Bcv Warnock Larry Warren Jennifer Wasson Billy Watkins Steve Weatherspoon Diane Welch 122 William V estover Judy Wheeler Lindo White Mitchell White Pom White David Williams Josephine Willioms Royce Willioms Andy Wilson Jacque Wing Pot Winklobleck Robert Winters Eric Wolfe Theodore Wolfington Arn Woods Debby Woods Dove Worthington Randy Wright Ronny Wright Edward Wroten Elmer Yorborough Harold Yornell June Young Kothy Young 123 Class of '69 COUNSELORS Mrs. Carlin Mr. Clark With about 465 energetic sophomores en- rolled, the class of ‘69 had a very success- ful year. Money-making projects reigned supreme over all other events. Enthusiastic sophomores sold Jefferson buttons and bal- loons; they also held several bake sales. Increasing their class treasury, the sopho- more class had a very profitable and in- teresting year. Class advisors are Miss Linda deVries and Mr. George Bleeke. 124 Marcello Aleres Matey Albrecht David Albrich Lorry Aldermon Chorles Alexander Cindi Allen Jennifer Allen Poola Allen Phyllis Allen Russel Allen Debbie Ambes Dorrell Androdc Doug Arif Joe Asher Pom Atwood Carolyn Austin Janet Baker Mary Beth Baker Debbie Ball Altheo Banks Jim Borker Eddie Barnett Marsha Barrett Larry Borrows Verna Mac Batties Morie Baxter Hazel Bellamy Kathy Benedict Pottie Benson Kenneth Bethune Rodney Bickham Mercedes Bilbrew Dione Bloyd Kathy Boddy Robert Bocdecker Jam's Bowles Rickey Brame Byron Branch Carol Brewster Michael Brock Freddie Brown Potricia Brown Bobbie Brownell Scott K. Brunc Gloria Bryant Lillie Bryngelson Lola Butler Colleen Collopy Ed Campbell Patti Combed Rhonda Copies 125 Lindo Corleson Kenneth Corter Wiley Corter Christie Cosey Thoris Chonnel Lcolo Clark Lindo Clark Mi key Cohen Ralph Collins Debbie Corecr Harris Cornelius Dorrell Cox Cewilla Cravens Richord Crutchfield Terri Cummings Keith Currier Glenn Curry Kathi Daniels Collette Dann Dwight Darling Dconnic Davis Marc Deohl Doug Dei ter Dovid Deloney Spiro Demos Steve Dcmctcr Craig Dennis Richard Dixon Tim Dobbs Vernia Douglas Beverly Drayer Bevel ino Drayer Charles Droxler Evelyn Dunn Rebecca Durr Richord Duvall Olivia Economus Four Eias Maureen Eller Phyllis Embree Wendy Emmert John Engel Shelia Engle Phillis Entler Shirty Espinozo Tom Espinoza Judy Eudaly Randy Fairley Janet Famous Doug Fornond 126 Flossie Filbcck Jomes Fisk Shelly Forbes Shirly Foster Thomos Frozier Lucy Frenz Robert Funkhouser Corol Furukoqo Bonnie Goddis Corol Gage Gordon Gorcia Mory Gores Lono Goylord Claude Gibson Ido Gill Laurel Gill Lee Gill Lindo Glenn Jeon Good fellow Kothi Grobowenski Beo Graham Sharon Graves Mike Grcoor Eunice Greenway Carol Greenwood Linda Greer Keith Griffen Cathy Griffith Linda Hogedorn Victor Hagermon Tim Hogermon Thomas Hagerman Danny Bagger Dorrell Hogger Dovid Haiz David Hall Lawrence Hall Poulo Hall Pot Homblefon Ira Hammon Judy Hancock Joyce Hardawoy Steve Harding Tim Harmon Amos Harris Ronnie Harris Wilhelmcno Harvey Nancy Hose Margaret Howley Thomos Hayden 127 Mark Helmer Potty Henry Randy Heuer Martha Hieber Grant Higginson Von I iso Hoord Jackie Hoglond George Hohnstcin Lindo Holas Danny Holmes Elizabeth Holsclaw Dorothy Home Dove Hough Dove Howells Pamela Huber Barbara Hudson Bruce Hudson Sue Huffman Bob Hughes Linda Hunter Mark Ingram Ri chord Ingram Fred Irvin Jock Iverson Gwen Jackson John L. Jackson Lee Elio Jackson Model yn Jackson Virginia Jackson Debbie James Edwino James Dorothy Jessie Judy Joe Bernard Johnson Billy Johnson Dcboroh Johnson Donna Johnson Ernest Johnson Jackie Johnson Mary Johnson Roderick Johnson Roger Johnson Shelly Johnson Terry Johnson Daniel Jones Gcorgconnc Kanelis Lloyd Karls Alice Kelly Robert Kelly Gloria Kcmplon 128 Kofhy Kcrnon Rondy Kcstner Wesley Kimmow Edwin Kinmon Judy Koenig Mork Koninendyke Greg Krieger Avo Loosch Peter Loizons Oogno Lake Ronce tomb Keith Lone Joe Long Samuel Larkins Carol Lathon Morion Lathon Evelyn Lawson Joke Lee Brenda Leverett Don Lincoln Julius Lindley Bill Lockner Ronold Loos Doris Lowe Earl Lowery Jeff Lowry Angela Mock Bruce Mock Dennis Mockoy Ronnie Manus Greg Morsholl Jerry Morsholl Paul Maresh Gifford Mortin Mertrio Mortin Rose Mashia Jackie Mathews Mary Mathews John Mottila Shen Maurer Susan Mayes Gary McAdams Donald McArthur Steve McColmont Alondo McCarthy Coni McCoul Doris McCord Steve McCutchan Potrick McDaniel Roslyn McDowell Gory McForland Terry McGowen Star Me Lennon loo Grace MeMurry Darrel McNcol Jonice McVoy 8arbaro Mel choir Ron Menconi Terry Mendoza Sandro Menefee Kathryn Mcrrificld Condi Meyers Beverly Miles Bcrnodinc Miller Sue Miller Rondi Milliron John Mitchell Stephanie Mitchell Shirley Moo Jim Mongroin Julius Moore Marie Morgan Bonnie Morris Elmer Morris Sondi Morris Pom Murchison Donno Muse Susan Myrick Dove Nosmon Julie Neal Richard Neal Leah Needles Sara Ann Nelson Raevon Neubarth Gerutha Nicklcberry Randy Nolfon Terry Nordstrom Mike O'Conner Mary Oder man Glenn Okawa Roy Olson Barbara Oppek Gwen O'Telit? Cary Otto Mary Otto Paul Overvold Waynctfc Packer Laurice Paden Pete Porashos Evelyn Parsons Mox Partridge Froncinc Payton Peter Peg none Perry Perry 130 t Jomes Pete Ailccn Peterson Carolyn Peterson Catherine Peterson Sondic Peterson Gorth Pfeifer Terilo Phelan 6rcnda Phillips Robert Phillips Donna Piatt Bill Picrccy Stuort Poitra Cheryl Porterfield Randy Potter Linda Prott Carolyn Preston David Price Barbara Prcpps Carol Pruitt Linda Pulioff Vickey Purser Grody Radford George Randall Dean Rasmussen Linda Ready Kurt Rcinke Borbora Relf Potty Reyes Linda Reynolds Ricky Rhodes Richard Rinchort Pool Riordan Alfred Rivers r; p Richard Roberts Marguerite Rodcrs Tim Rogers William Roger Sharon Royse Joe Rudie Bobbie Rush Thclmo Russell Velma Russell Dick Sabo Kenny Sam ms Gary Sasaki Ruth Schouss Goyle Schmitz Jeanne Schmunk Move Schultz Gayle Schwoger Montie Scott Steve Sherrill Bill Shcvlond 131 Shirley Sims ®°r°°ro Smifh Debbie Smifh Smifh Kathy Smith Ler°y E. Smith Marcio Smith Rhondo Smifh Trudy Smith Donno Snyder Dovid Stafford Sophie Sfomofii Wanda Stevens Jackie Strong Robcrf Struznik Lorry Summerfield .Joyce Soper Joe Sutton Nancy Swain Rpd Swift Undo Swilaf Maggie Szckely Lon Taylor Sue Thomas Al Thompson Jeon Thompson Ruth Tillman Terry Tims Goil Tindall Dale Turnbull Michcal Turner Pool Twefen Sfevon Ullrich Randy Valentine Woldon Vance Bill Vonkirk Evolyn Vaughn Dorothy Vest Vickie Voltz Joyce Worncko Frank Warren Curfis Worring John Washingfon Cliff Webb Malynda Wesley Lorry West John Weyers Carol White Kofhrync White Ronnie White David Wiese Kris Williams Michcol Williams Ronald Williams Shirley Williams Lewis Winchester Wendy Wing Janice Wonders Gregory Woods Deborah Woods Claudio Workmon Kris Wunsch Joyce Yarborough Greg Young Ronnie Young 133 Class of '70 Mrs. Law Mr. McGinnis COUNSELORS Domineering with a large enrollment of 529, the baby Demos experienced their first year ar Jefferson. The class of 1970 finished off this year with the approval and ratification of their class Constitution. Money-making projects are foreseen for fu- ture events. Miss Ruth Lepchat and Mr. Don Fiser acted as class advisors. 134 Mr. Tontz Lorry Audio no Barry Adorn Judy Adams Billy Alexander Victoria Alfechc Richard Alfieri Sue Nearo Ali Freddie Allen Keith Allen Benito Allmon Rcba Allmon lleno Anderson Sheila Anderson Coni Antijunti Oeno Apostolos Ron Arnold Robin Attebory Corlene Austin Mary Bagne Christine Bain Sue Baird Ruth Baker Pamela Banks Rebecca Barnes Nathan Barnett Carl Barr Corol Barrett Chuck Barrow Mary Bosarabo Dorothy Beasley Ramona Bell Ronnie Bell Gregory Benton Jerry Bethune Ramcllo Bcvgli Deborah Bird Steve Blair Donna Bloke Sam Blessingame Cheri Bond Charles 8onneou Mike Bonnet Leilo Bowden Kenneth 8owo Gary 8oyd Sandro Brame J.D. Brant Lorcnc Brazauski Kathy Brennan Katherine Broadous 135 Kenneth Dawkins Don Doyley Curtis Defromisisco Anno Degerness Donold Dcloney Joe Dclony Christie Doming John Dimit Phyllis Dobbs Glorio Dodok Kofheryn Dugger Morion Dumos Bill Dunlop Cindy Eiehler Mozol 8rown James 8rown Lyn Brown Dave Brunncou Stephan Bucknam Roy Bunn Dionc Burbock Colleen Burke Ken Bussey Terry Cameron Charlene Campbell Mike Carlson Stephanie Corlson Debbie Carpenter Andrew Corfer James Carter Morlene Casey Moric Chamberlain Diane Chonnel Roy Castro jerry Chase Martin Chcnault Oove Childers Joan Cicrich William Clark Carolyn Colbert Jolene Colvin Fred Crcol Dorothy Criss Linder Crockett Nancy Cross Dennis Crotfy Bonita Cunninghuom Mike Dovis Elix Cook Kim Cook Cheryl Cooper Jim Coughlin John Coulter Nicole Cowon Corolyn Coxeff I o Chorloffc Emery Becky Enos Tim Esch Condy Erdmann Allen Eugene Karen Evenson Micheol Ferguson Russel Field Terrie Filip Mitchell Ford Robert Forthon Joonnc Foust John Frozier Karen Freemont Stephanie Frenz Pomelo Goines Harvey Goithcr Joe Ann Gotes Greg Gaylord Evelyn Gerson Dorothy Gibbs Gary Gilbert Helen Gill Micheol Gloss Morcio Glenn Nadine Gloss Glorio Goldoder Martino Gonzales Philip Goodfellow Bruce Goodrich Donald Gosch Dwight Groves Willi© Groy Betty Green Deborah Green Joyce Green V endy Green Woodrow Green lorric Greer Sheila Grogan Mike Guorro Keith Guimont David Gulbrondson John Guyton Ann Hahn Kathleen Haley Jono Hall Lynn Hallbacka Glorio Hamilton J.L. Hammon Vicki Hancock 137 Dorothy Homes Donny Harding Kothy Harmon Bill Harper LoWando Harrison Bred Horshburger Cindy Horshburger Bob Hebisen Nolan Heine Corolyn Henry Croig Herbert Glendo Hermonson James Hicks Lyn Hill William Hill Jeonne Hinmon Steven Hirscb Richard Hodges Linda Hoffoditz Lindo Holidby 8oth Holzman Jo Anno Holzmon Stanley Hopkins Georgia Horne Mary Horsley Kevin Howard Elois Hudson Theresa Hudson Carol Huffman Tim Hughes Robert Hulen Jeonnie Hunter Louro Imes Charlene Ingram Rayetta Ingrom Robert Irish Diane Jackson Joyce Jackson Kathy Jackson Neil Jackson Roderick Jackson Yvonne Jackson Carol Jenkins Ronnie Jimmerson Doniel Johnson Deborah Johnson Fred Johnson Jeon Johnson Judy Johnson 138 ' 'ir Merridy Johnson Orin Johnson Port! Johnson Rindy Johnson Ronold Johnson Tom Johnson Wcnde Johnson Jock Konc Regino Korstcttor Susan Kearney Tom Keegan Verna Kennedy Loretta Kenner Tes Kibbel Joe King Mike Kinneimon Cary Kitto Julius Knufh Cynthia Koening Annabelle Koski Judy Koski Virginia Lobcnski Danny Lochcnmeier Karland Lamorsh Roy Langstaff Clorence Larkins Bill Larson Rondy Larson Denise Lothan Fred Lawson Stanley Lecher Charles Lee Gloria Lee Carol Leech Connie Leech Becky Legorc Zachary Lent David Lcppert Beverly Lewis Elria Ann Lewis Shirley Lewis Terri Lindquist Norvella Lindstcdt Pamela Lockett Leah Lohkamp Nelio Long Bob Love Muriel Love 139 Robert Luther Tod Lutz Mary Moddox Ronnie Martin Johonna Matthews Bill McAllister Sharon McClure LoVonnc McFarland Dennis MeGough Tom McKee Dove McMullin Nettie McMurry Shirley McMurfry Rhonda McNally Regino McPherson Cathy Mehrens Christine Meyer Steve Meyers Anthony Miles Morilyn Miles Don Miller Gilda Miller Lindo Miller Mclodie Miller Sharon Miller Sylvio Miller Dorothy Mims Marla Mishler Billy Mitchell Carl Moaning Helen Monk Sylvio Montgomery Billy Moore Denoreus Moore Milton Moore Patrick Moore Sharon Moran Rose Moreou Margaret Mortorff Normo Mullen Keith Munn Barbara Murroy Leila Needles Azzie Nelson Dovid Nelson Leslc Nelson Don Ncstcr Ralph Nickerson Helen Nickoloff Joseph Nicosio Rcdinc Ninomiyo Laura Nishino Ron Nordstrom I An Jonothon Normon Nicky Nozoki Borboro Nunomoker Gory Odell Micheol Odermon Herbert Olive Dovid Oliver Jerome Ollison Kathy Otto Mory Ovcrvold Thomas Packer Mcloncc Paden Carol Palmer Susono Ponek Eleanor Porker Lorry Parkin Warren Parks Debbie Parries Floyd Parries Dennis Patzer Terryl Poyton Clifford Peck Steven Perkins Barbara Pete Pete Peterson Wanzo Peterson Mory Pettit Gail Phillips Les Phillips Maurice Phillips Potty Pickens Joan Pigman Linda Pol lord Tessie Powell Mike Powers Brenda Preos KothyPrentice LoVern Pruitt Joseph Pudwill Ben Rcdcliffe Gregory Raines Mary Rondolph Lore Ratcliff Deborah Ray Borboro Reo Gwen Reed Borboro Reid Nancy Reilly Goylc Reiswig Style Rclf Gory Reuter Virginia Reuter Roxanne Rich ______________IAI Ellen Richmond Lindo Ritholer John Roberts Sandro Roberts Susan Roise Lori Rose Dove Rubey Williom Ryce Jim Sonders Willic Sanders Becky Schach Robert ScHokols Mory Schouss Kothy Schmunk Vcrlene Scotty Sherry Seifert Dennis Shodduck Donald Sharp Roger Show Lindo Sheridan Rondy Sherril David Simpson Kim Sims Bruce Smith Dole Smith Gay lea Smith Henryetta Smith Huron Smith James Smith V.'onda Smith Bill Snyder Wes Spencer Borboro Spooner Theresa Sprouse Craig Spurgin Bill Stark Denise Stephon Chuck Stevens Kothy Stevenson Carolyn Stinson Debra Stokes Scott Stonebrink Irina Stroms Scott Streicher Kathy Sul I wan Bob Sutherland Linda Svendson Solly Swofford Mike Szekely 14? Theresa Tocker Kothy Tolly Willie Tonner Henry Totum Gregory Taylor John Taylor Poulette Toylor Dionno Tea Tom Terry Glenn Thielo Artent Thomas Debbie Thomas Dean Thompson Jeff Thorne Eddie Timmreck Joy Tindoll Frances Tinsley Jerry Tower Brace Turner Kothi Turner Shary Tucs Brad Twigger Karen Ullrich Rita Vonn George Vorkodos Louis Vaughn James Vest Debra Waites Jon Wal bourn Andrea Wolker Annette Walker John Wolker Stan Wolberg Christine Wanner Anthony Warren V ondo Warren Cindy Washburn Chuck Washington Pomelo Washington Phillip Wobber Eddie Weems Brod Welch Timothy Wesley Alfanno West Linda West Jim Wheot Lloyd Wheeler Leonard White Micheal White Tom V idlets George Wilhelm 143 Corl Williams Clifford Willioms Debbie Williams Debby Willioms Diane Willioms Geraldine Williams Melvin Willioms Ulysees Willioms Voncille Willioms Evolyne Willioms Joll Wilson Loretto Wilson Wendy Wisemon Sboron Witter Sandra Woodley Lorry Woods Poulo Woods Terry Woolhiser Andy Wright Gerald Wright Micheol Vonce Willie Yarborough Jim Yarnell Marvin Young I A A ATHLETICS 147 1966 Varsity Football Team Front Row; Tom Tate, Sam Bailey, Larry Wells, Art Mitchell, Clarence Harper, Steve Coulter, Phil Boss, Jim Tims. Row 2; Mike Melchoir, Charles Mayo, Jesse Monk, Dave Williams, Mike McGowan, Wayne Baseden, Gary Gutwig, Tom Todd, Greg Schoepper. Row 3; Coach Wilcox, Bob Pheifcr, Jerald White, Weldon Vance, Ira Hammon, John Washington. Row 4; Coach Peterson, Ray Menefee, Ted Johnson, James Brannon, Ronnie Wright, Don Hepburn. nt Row: Curt McCullough, A1 Davis, Tom Ball, Jim Nolton, Limnell Means, m McGowan, AlFrerichs, Mike Hambleton. Row 2: Barney A. Barnes, Charles .rter, A1 Aaseth, Allen Dawson, Jim Aust, Roger Parsons. Row 3: Bob Castro, :ve Sherrill, Pat Hambleton, Ed Wroten, Dave Howells. Row 4: Verdell Adams, eg Krieger, Harvey Pfenning, Rick Lconardini, John Guyton. A new coaching staff really seemed to do something for team spirit this year. Mr. Wi I cox and Mr. Peterson took hold of a relativelysmall and in- experienced team and really brought it to life. This doesn't overshadow individual efforts though. Tom Tate, Art Mit- chell, Tom McGowan, Tom Ball, Jim Nolten, and Al Davis are only a few of many outstanding seniors who paved the way for a 6-2 record. Defensively, the Democrats were very sound up front. Junior Gary Gutwig gave this line some size. But the defensive backfield was the teams real weak spot. The backs were too inexperienced and too small for the competition. Offensively, Jeff could really move. The small but experienced and speedy line led the way for powerhouse Tom Tate and little Art Mitchell and Larry Wells. This pot- ent offense was I ed by Tom McGowan, one of the best in the city. Coach Wilcox New Coaches Bring Spirit Assistant COACH PETERSON The 1966 Democrats fell one game short of taking the city title as they finished the season with sole posses- sion of third place. The six win, two loss record is the best one com- piled by a Jeff football team since 1963. Jefferson can look forward to a fine varsity team next year with re- turning starters and a very well- balanced J.V. team. All City TOM BALL AL DAVIS SHRINERS TEAM ALL-CITY JIM NOLTEN ALL-STATE W L T Lincoln 6 1 1 Grant 6 1 1 JEFFERSON 6 2 0 Franklin 5 3 0 Madison 4 2 2 Wilson 4 4 0 Washington 4 4 0 Cleveland 2 6 0 Benson 1 7 0 Roosevelt 0 8 0 Jefferson 26.. Jefferson 6.. .. Jefferson 21 ... Jefferson 13... Jefferson 13. .. . . David Douglass 35 Jefferson 36. .. Jefferson 27... Jefferson 27... Jefferson 27... Seniors Dominate LIMNELL MEANS Teddies Surrender 36- This game was strictly Jeff wi the Demos racking up 28 first down; to the Teds 7. The always tough Demo defense held the Roosevell ground game to 30 yards while gain ing 188. Tom Tate and Art Mitchel each scored twice while Harve Pfenning kicked a 34 yard field goa for the longest in the P.I.L. this season. Jeff Edges M-Men; 13-6 The previous two losses had no effect on the Democrats as they evened their standing at 2-2 when Marshall was squeezed out. The second quarter saw Tom Tate go over from the two yard line, the only touchdown in the first half. This sent the Demos to the locker room with the lead at halftime for the third consecu- tive game. Quarterback, Tom McGowan scored from the two yard line in the third quar- ter which proved to be needed insur- ance against theM-men's lone fourth quarter touchdown. Jeff Drafts Tech; 27-26 When the cellar-dwelling Techmen invaded Kirby St. the Demos figured the strong favorite. But with the help of a very muddy field which slowed down the speedy Demo backs, Benson turned the game into a real squeaker. Both teams scored in the first quarter and only Jeff scored in the second. This was the sixth game in which Jeff led at half-time. Benson outscored Jeff in the second half 20-14 as the Engineers muffled an extra point try which was the deciding factor. emos Salt Cards; 26-13 rhe Demos opened the season at Lin- ln scoring early in the first quarter ' capping a 59 yard drive with Tom ite's three yard plunge. Then in the cond quarter, Tate again went through e Cardinals' line giving Jeff a com- rtable 13 point lead at halftime. The emos came out of the locker room more -ed up than in the first quarters and snt on to score another 13 points via itchell and Nolten. Lincoln also ored 13 points in the second half but uldn't get any further past Jeff's de- nse. Trojans Upset Demos; 19-7 The first team to visit Jeff also hand- ed us our first defeat. Wilson caught the Demos on an off night and took advantage of the fact. Even though both teams held each other to a score- less first half, the Trojans scored one and two touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters respectively. Jeff's third quarter touchdown came when the tough offensive front opened another hoi e for Tom Tate from the two yard line. -Men Squeak By; 29-21 The first half of the Jeff-Grant rival jame was one of the best played by leff as the offense and defense com- ined efforts which put Tate close snough for two touchdowns of two ind three yard runs. This gave the ilueand Gold five more points than Brant's nine. The third and fourth quarters pro- uced only one touchdown for Jeff :ompared to Grant's three. Our ouchdown came in the fourth quar- er when McGowan hit Nolten for 2 yards and the touchdown. Demos Scalp Indians; 27-7 The Demos staked the Indians to an early 7-0 lead but fought back to run over the Tribe. The mighty Demo- crats rol I ed up 244 yards on the ground to only 42 for Cleveland. The game was highlighted by a 20 yard touch- down by Darnell Lowery on an inter- cepted lateral. Art Mitchell also returned a punt 57 yards for another touchdown. Scots Dump Demos; 35-13 The Demos showed that they are true champions even though defeated. The score was one sided, but didn't really show the complete picture as Jeff's line looked strong against the much larger Scots. The Demo running attack came along well due to strong blocking up front. Tom McGowan and Art Mitchell looked good in a losing effort. Jeff Shakes Quakers; 27-7 The smaller but quicker and more spirited Demos went after the Quak- ers trying to prove their ability, and did a great job of it. Led by seniors Tom McGowan and Tom Tate the Jeff offense literally ran over the bigger Quaker defense. The Demo defense was led by Tom Ball and Allen Fre- richs who made many jarring and key tackles. This was the final game of the season and one of the Demos best. i J.V. and Frosh The JV football team was uncon- querable as they ran up a record of 8 wins and 0 losses. Head JV coach, James Alles, contributed the fine season to an outstanding defense and a well balanced offense. Coach Alles was quick to praise all of his players, but as on any team there were individual standouts. Jackie Strong was an excellent quarter- back, with a very strong passing arm. Center Greg Kreiger was the hardest hitting on the team, and Jon Hall and Elmer Morris were credited with between 30 to 50% of the tackles. The nucleus of this team will make up a fine varsity team next year. Jeff rush stops Grant Greg Woods skirts end Grant Higginson, Jackie Strong Ron William Steve Sherrill Mike Turner, Greg Krieger, Ron Wright, David Howells, IraHammon, PatHamblcton, Weldon Vance, John Mitchell, Greg Woods, Rickey Brame, Ken Bethune, Marc Deahl, Ken Carter, Bill Shevland, Amos Harris, A1 Rivers, Frank Smith, Eddie Barnett, Lee Hill, Terry Johnson, Rick Ingra- ham, Jim Fish, Jon Hall, John Washington, Glen Okawa, Spiro Demas, John Engle, George Johnstein, Joe Oreskovich, Jerry Cuie, Rich Dixon, Gary MacFarland, Greg Dennis. 158 Front row, L. to R. : C. Carlson, C. Kitto, Aadlin, A. Hawkins R. Sherrill, W. Haywood, T. Warren. 2nd row: M. Guerra, M. Vance, B. Radcliffc, S. Rolf, F. Crcal, D. Daylay, 3rd row: W. Green, J. Hicks, W. Sanders, K. Lowe, M. Szekely, J. Wheat 4th row: D. Delony, J. Chase, D. Bruneau, K. Castro, B. Schakols, V. Williams, J. Pudwell, A. Spraglin, J. Gray. Sth row: B. Moore, S. Walleberg, L. Pruitt, B. Goodrich, N. Barnett, R. Shaw, O. Johnson, Coach Starbuck, Ass. Coach Voytoski. ►core Victories The baby cleatmen finished a fine season with a record of 4-2. Losing their first two games to Grant, and Marshall, gave them all the more determination to go out and win. Coach Starbuck thought the team was quick and full of spirit and the de- sire to win. We have alot of play- ers with good, natural ability. Outstanding players included Green and Warren, halfbacks; Haywood, fullback; Chase, center; and Kitto, quarterback. Baby Demo takes on host of visitors. «y WALLY JOHNSON Cross Coach Bertel I's few harriers ran a fine season this year considering the few members. The smal I turnout hurt the Demo Cross Country team ac- cording to the coach. Jefferson was represented in the City Relays as seniors Dan Baker and Wallyjohnson placed 19th and 25th consecutively. COACH BERTELL DAN BAKER Country jsimab idi I Front Row; Tim Rogers, Charles Hunter, John Dimit. Back Row; Mr. Bertell, Danny Baker, Wallyjohnson, Royce Williams, Gordon Johnson. 161 ATHLETES'AUTOGRAPHS ATHLETES' AUTOGRAPHS ATHLETES' AUTOGRAPHS ATHLETES'AUTOGRAPHS COACH CAMPBELL The Fin-Men of Jefferson High School came out of the PIL with a record of 4 wins and 6 losses. Larry Mackin captured 5th place in the 100meter butterfly and 6th place in the 50 meter free style in state. Coach Campbell sited Keith Grif- fen as a strong Demo swimmer for next year. Extra support came from seniors Bob Griffen and Ron Hay- hurst, junior Dave Moore, sopho- more Keith Griffen, and freshman Pat Moore. Tank Men Lack Depth 163 Left to right; Tom Johnson, Marc Partridge, Pat Moore, Ron Hayhurst, Keith Griffen, Dave Moore, Jim Clausen, Bob Griffen, Coach Campbell. Not pictured: Larry Mackin. Front row; Gary Ladd Wells. Row 2; Dave Riley. , Don Bussy, Charles Shepherd, Duane Higginson, Murry Adams, Rick Mickcls, Jim Tims, Larry Williams, Mel Farris, Larry Beaman, Don Shepard, Jim Johnson, Verdel Adams, Bill Drake, Coach 164 GARY LADD ALL-STATE COACH RILEY DON BUSSEY all city DON SHEPPARD all city JIM TIMS all city This year's basketball team proved to be one of many surprises. It was known throughout the city that the Demos had speed, but this alone does not make a championship team. The rest of the ingredients can be summed up into one word-desire. Each player had this desire and because of this, Jefferson finished fourth instate and not fourth in city as we were rated to finish in pre-season polls. The Klamath Fa I Is-Jefferson game was described as the best prep basket- ball game ever played in Oregon. One paper even went so far as to cal I it the game of a decade. After the game the Demo team received nothing but praise for their sports- manship, this was truly a team to be proud of. First half standings JEFF MADISON WASHINGTON MARSHALL CLEVELAND WILSON FRANKLYN GRANT BENSON ROOSEVELT LINCOLN JACKSON Second half standings WASHINGTON JEFF MADISON MARSHALL CLEVELAND WILSON GRANT FRANKLYN BENSON ROOSEVELT LINCOLN JACKSON 165 Jeff 76 Quakers 54 Demos 83 Quakers 60 The season '$ opener for the Demo- crats was against an inexperienced Franklin team . Jeff started a 14 game winning streak when the Quak- kers failed to keep up with the fast Demo pace. The beginning of the second half was justas fatal for Franklin as Jeff burned the Quakers 30-11 in the first quarter. Jeff 82 Jackson 4] Demos 71 Jackson 52 The Demos gained another victory when a diapered Jackson team in- vaded the Jeff court. Jeff showed their superiority by manhandling the Raiders out the door. A home court advantage and twel ve games of experience were behind the Raiders in the second Jeff-Jack- son meet but to no avaiI as the Demo- crats rolled up their thirteenth vic- tory. Jeff 75 Grant 72 Demos 73 G-Men 53 Jefferson's Demos went to number- two-rated Grant ready to play ball and did just that. The speedy Demos were ahead most of the way, but the bigger Generals closed the gap in the final quarter. Jeff held on to win, however, as Bill Drake and Larry Beaman made many clutch plays. Grant came to Jeff in the second half bent for revenge, but were un- able to get anywhere. The fastbreak- ing Demos ran right by the slower Generals and had no trouble winning. Gary Ladd shot well from outside and Bill Drake pulled down many import- ant rebounds. Jeff 70 Trojans 55 Demos 73 Trojans 7 O Jefferson continued its winning ways as they swept two games from the Wilson Trojans. The first game played on a Friday night at Wilson was all Jeff's. The Demos raced to an early lead and never rel inquished it. The second string gained experi- ence for the state tournament as they played most of the second half. The second game between these two teams was played at Jeff on a Tues- day afternoon. This was one of the best Tuesday games played at Jeff all year. The game was close all the way going into the last minute. Jeff 88 Indians 62 Demos 67 Indians63 The Demo basketball team had lit- tle trouble as they defeated Cleve- land in both games this year. The games at Jeff started slow, but the Demos got hot and hit for lOstraight points, leaving the Indians too far behind to catch the quicker opposi- tion. The second meeting of these two schools proved to be a much closer game as the Indians slowed down the Demo fast break and were in contention until they fell behind permanently at the start of the fourth quarter. The scoring was well bal- anced as three Demos hit in double figures; Gary Ladd again led the way with 23 points. J-Men 6 7 M-Men 5 8 Demos 77 Marshall 54 The young Marshall Minutemen, composed mostly of sophomores and juniors, almost upset the highly rat- ed and undefeated Jefferson Demo- crats in the first game of the season between these two teams. The Demos were cold from the floor and only the rebounding of Don Sheppard and Bill Drake enabled the Demos to pull out the victory in the closing minutes. Jim Tims and Don Bussey had a fine game as they led their team in scor- ing. Jeff 91 Tech 69 Demos 89 Engineers65 Jeff ended the first half on a good note by beating Benson on their home court for a perfect 11-0 record. This was the Demo's highest point output of the season. The Techmen stayed with Jeff throughout the first half, but slowed down in the third quarter as the Demo's pulled quickly away. The second encounter at Jeff was much the same as the Demos pulled away quickly and never looked back. J-Men 62 Teds 52 Demos 84 Roosevelt 59 Jeff travelled to Roosevelt confi- dent after two big wins over Madi- son and Washington, but always tough Roosevelt surprised the Demos as they stayed right with them. The game was marred by turnovers and fouls by both team. Larry Beaman and Rick Mickels came off the bench to spark the Demos to victory. The second time around looked the same and was justas close due to the hot shooting of Roosevelt's Dennis Cross , but Gary Ladd's hot hand made the difference for Jeff's vic- tory. 169 State Tourney The State Tournament proved to be one of tremendous success for the Demos. The team made a very re- spectable fourth place showing, but more impressive was the true Jeffer- son sportsmanship exhibited on and off the floor by al I Jefferson students. The Democrats started off the tour- nament with a very convincing vic- tory over Mac Hi. Next came Kla- math Falls, the number one rated team in the state. The Demos were in command at half-time as they shot a torrid .667 from the floor, but as the three-quarter mark rolled around. Captain Jim Tims got into foul trouble; the Pelicans jumped into the lead and held on for the win. The rest of the tournament was an anti-climax after this game. Even though neither Jeff [nor Klamath Fal Is won the tournament both teams showed their poise and were rated by most people as the two best in the state. JEFF 80 Mac Hi 67 JEFF 61 K-Falls 75 JEFF 66 Parkrose 56 JEFF 62 Putnam 45 Front row: Bob Kelly, Jackie Strong, Jim Pete, Terry Tims, Grant Higginson. Row 2: Mike McGuirc: Darold Cox, Johnny Olive, Ken Carter, John Washington, Coach Bertell. J.V.s Show Will To Win Mr. Bertel 11 s cagers had many problems this year. Much sickness and some friction were two of the reasons. He finally cut the number of team members, and as a result, they began playing better. His players did, however, gain ex- perience, since there was only one junior, Lester Cooke, on the team. This enabled the sophomores to play more often during the games. One freshman, Chuck Washington, also did a fine job and should be a key to Jeff's future success. Baby Demos Reap Victories The freshman team this year end- ed with a record of 9-4. Losing to Washington, Grant, and two metro teams, the baby dribblers finally jelled and went on to win the rest of their games. Coach Osborn feels that the team had excellent shooting, rebound- ing, and most important of all, good floor leadership. At times we blew the other team right off the floor Coach Osborn commented. First row: Dan Johnson, Andrew Carter, Mike Vance, Mike Carlson, Bruce Turner, Randy Larson. Second row: Coach Osborn, Ralph Nickerson, Bruce Goodrich, Style Relf, Jeff Thorne, Mike Szekely. Not Pictured: Billy Moore, Woody Green, Greg Taylor, Elix Cook, Fred Crcal, Carlson Williams. Wrestlers PETE OVERVOLD 4th place city Due mostly to lack of participa- tion, the varsity wrestlers finished the season with a disappointing 1 win-10 loss record. The Demo mat- men sent eight wrestlers to the city championships but only Pete Over- void, senior, was successful, taking fourth place. Coach Peterson ex- pects a much improved team next year with many fine wrestlers coming up from the freshman team. Senior PHIL GORG RICK LEONARDII W L T Marshall 11 0 0 Grant 9- 2 0 Madison 8 3 0 Wilson 7 3 1 Cleveland 7 4 0 Franklin 7 4 0 Lincoln 6 4 1 o Benson 4 7 0 Washington 3 8 0 Jackson 2 9 0 ' JEFFERSON 1 10 0 Roosevelt 0 11 0 174 Front row, left to right: Terry Payton, Stan Walberg, Paul Tweetan, Joe Pudwell, Ed Cambell. Second row: Jesse Monk, Phil Gorg, Steve Sherrill, Curtis Johnson, Rick Leonardini. Third row: Coach Peterson, Charles Mayo, Pete Overvold, David Howells. Grapplers Fall Short of Goal COACH PETERSON t row; Russ Field, Greg Benton, Barry Adams, Nathan Burnett, Roger Shaw, Robert kols. Row two; Randy Sherrill, William Haywood, Nicki Nozaki, Cary Kitto, Dave eau, David Oliver, Roy Langstaff. Row three; Dan Dayley, Floyd Parris, Jerald e, Mike Glass, Ben Radcliffe. This year the freshman wrestlers compiled a seven win-five loss re- cord, which probably makes up the stro' °st team assembled at Jeff in recer.. years . Three freshmen made the varsity ranks their first year out. They we e Stan Walberg, Terry Pay- ton, and Joe Pudwill. Payton had an impressive 5-1 record and Stan Walberg was only one win behind at 4-1. There were many fine re- cords on the team. Greg Benton and David Oliver were each unde- feated in II matches. Almost equal- ly as impressive were Bill Haywood ll-l, Dan Dayley 9-1, and Randy Sherrill 8-1 . This team will be one to watch in the next few years. They are sure to move Jeff up in the standings. Freshmen Show Strength Front row: Roger Parsons, Harry Fray, Tom McGowan, Tom Todd, Rick Mickels, Greg Woods, Dwayne Higginson, Jim McGowan. Row two: Jackie Strong, Terry Weise, Frank Mohr, Steve Sherrill, Verdell Adams, Mike McGowan. 1967 Varsity Baseball Mickles meets the ball Moor belts one long FIRST HALF STANDINGS won lost CLEVELAND 9 2 BENSON 9 2 MARSHALL 8’ 3 GRANT 7 4 180 WILSON 6 5 This year's basebal I team began the year with a fine nucleus from last year. Harry Fray, centerfield, pit- chers Tom Tate, Frank Mohr, and Todd are among those in coach Pie- no vi's hopes for the city champion- ship. This team did, though, get a slow start. Errors in key positions were one reason, and a lack of team ef- fort was another. But they finally came to life at the end of the first half and finished strong. [ earn Load WASHINGTON 5 6 JEFFERSON 4 7 ROOSEVELT 4 . 7 FRANKLYN 4 7 MADISON 4 7 JACKSON 2 9 LINCOLN 0 11 McGowan and Todd swing big sticks! Zalenka waits for throw. 181 First row: Dave Haij, John Engle, Darrell Cox, Monte Scott, Greg Kreigcr, Rick Bramc, Ed Barnett, Jim Speidel, Grant Hig gmson, Bill Shevland, Marc Deahl. Second row: George Hohnstein, Garth Pfeifer, Curtis Warring, Mike Greear, Alfred Rivei Mike Turner, Gary McFarland, Jim Pete, Rod Swift, Glenn Okawa, Ted Johnson, Coach Chapelle. Junior Varsity Basebal The '67 JV baseball team had a disappointing season according to the wins and losses column. But this isn't true when it comes to sum- ming up some of the stars that will be enlisted in the varsity line-up next year. Pitchers Garth Pfeifer and Gary MacFarland showed real promise although it was a 50-50 win-loss season . Carrying big sticks for the JV diamondmen were George Hohnstein, Grant Higginson, Mike Grear, and Garth Pfeifer. 184 Front row: Greg Taylor, Dino Apostolos, Nick Nozaki, Ralph Nickerson, DeMarcus Moore, Luillie, Joe Gray, Eiichi DcAtler. 2nd row: Fred Creal, Elix Cook, Tom Widlits, Joe Wilson, Mike Carlson, Stanley Hopkins, Randy Sherrill. Not pictured: Lolenzo Poe, Bob Hebison, Bob Schodols, Stan Walbcrg, Fred Allen, Ben Radcliffc. freshmen basebal The frosh batmen had a reasonably successful season. In two pre-sea- son games, they beat Central Catho- lic, 4-3 and lost to North Catholic JV's , 12-2. In a league game, they beat Jackson 5-3. Coach Wilcox felt he had a real hard working team. They really have shown great improvement. Pitchers for the team included Fred Creal and Greg Taylor. Outstand- ing were Ralph Nickerson, 3rd base, and Mike Carlson, 1st base. 185 ■pspjRpr First row: S. McArthur, L. Clark, R. Crutchfield, M. Gates. Second row: S. Johnson, L. Holiday, D. Ray. Third row: J. Gates, B. Relf, P. Gaines. Girls Run Away With Field First row: J. Green, D. Alexander, F. Allnon, L. McFarland. Second row: L. Crockett, S. Seifert. Third row: L. Clark, R. Bell, J. Green. An outstanding number of girls have participated in all the track and field events. Inall their meets, the girls have shown a tremendous amount of strength on the field as well as on the track. Jeff's girls, in their second meet, led Grant and Madison by an excess of points. Coach Vielhauer said that the girls this year were a very hard working team. Outstanding athletes were Barbra Relf and Julie Green. Front Row: James Fisk, Paul Sims, John Walker, Grady Radford, Wally Johnson. Back Row: Clay Hough, Arnie Osborn, Andrew Granger, Cal DeVoll, Harold Vancil, Randy Noltcn, Mr. Campbell. This year's gymnastic team was one of the most exciting for Jeff. They were also one of the top teams in the city as they placed 3rd in the city meet. Arnold Osborn was one of the standouts on this team as he took 1st in city and 6th in state on the rings. Cal Duvall also took a 1st place on the parallel bars and Andy Granger took 4th . Coach Campbell credited the good showing to lots of time and hard work. Next year's team will have many returning lettermen and should also prove to be an outstand- ing team. Gymnasts Fly High The girls' tennis team has practiced many long hours on the parking lot tennis courts. Coach Jensen com- mented on the teams' lack of experi- ence, which it will have next year, and also on the never-dying spirit of the girls. The team consisted of only juniors and sophomores this year. Though the weather was not with them, they continued to play and practice. Seniors for next year in- clude: M. Johnson, J. Hoehn, J. Ryzner, D. Larson, and K. Fessler. Front row: Janice Hoehn, Debbie Larson, Linda Pulioff, Lea Needles. Second row: Joan Ryzner, Marie Baxter, Judy Eudaly, Margaret Johnson, Marsha Smith. Not pictured: Karen Fessler. IT'S GOING TO BE A GOOD ONE, DEBBIE! Racket Squads The boys' tennis team practiced hard this year. They had a very small team, but made up for it by their excellent playing ability, under the direction of Coach Camp- bell. This year the boys were lucky from a weather standpoint. They played all their games on schedule and showed a tremendous amount of promise before the season ended. Seniors include Roy Johnson, Ray Akagi, and Pete O.vervold. Ray Akagi, Roy Johnson, Keith Griffen, Mitch Cohen, Randy Potter, Coach Campbell. 191 First row: Orlando Vance, Wayne Baseden, Jim Nolten, Mike Nolen, Jeffery Cox, Phil Boss, Charles Sheppard, Jcddy Beasley, Jim Aust. 2nd row: Ron Gaither, Ed Wroten, Wcldcn Va nee, Ken Carter, John Mitchell, Wally Johnson, James Brannon, Amos Harris, Ira Hems, Dave Williams. 3re row: Coach White, Sable, John Washington, Steve Weatherspoon. Cinder Men Have Mediocre Seasor CHARLES SHEPPARD JERRY COX Front row: Ron Williams, Norman Allman, James Smith, Gordon Johnson, Tim Rogers. 2nd row: Kenny Bethune, Pat Hambleton, Mike Doggar, Dennis Mathics. 3rd row: Randy Nolten, White, Mark Korninen- dyke. First row: Mike Vance, Randy Larson, Bill Haywood, Cary Kitto, Ron Lockridge, Tony Warren, Bob Sutherland, Mike Szekely, Undentified. Second row: Warren Parks, Twigger, Pat Moore, Forthan, Ray Langstaff, Undentified, J. L. Ham- mon, Dan Johnson. Mr. Alles. ORGANIZATIONS 199 NQlOWHStfM Spectrum Staff EDITOR Sally Struznik PRODUCTION MANAGER Sarah Earl Dan Andrist Debbie Baumann Elaine Benedict Nancy Carlson Robin Cogdill Dave Crabtree 202 Rick Davis Jorjie Derbyshire Jane Duncan Karen Fessler Kathy Gilbert ADVISOR Ron Hayhurst Chris Heikkinen Mrs. Smith Rick Mickels Jon Miller Jay Nelson Nancy Nelson Ricki Ninomiya Dale Novinger Polly Pearson Mary Potter 203 Joan Ryzner Mary Sandstrom Bev Wamock Zoe Ann Wendt Jeffersonian Staff FALL EDITOR Karen Merrill SPRING EDITOR Tanarae Fitz Dave Barrett Anna Bergstrom Mae Cogger Gary Criswell Kassandra Glover Mike MacArthur Sue Miller Kathy Sherman Linda Sherman Sue Shcvland Pat Skinner Mr. Evans Russell Sprouse Karen Thompson Alan Widlits First row: Sandra LeFebvrc, Judy Meyers, Kathy Neal, Polly Pearson, Jean Fraser, Sharon Johnson, Loretha Howard, Char- lotte Becker, Nancy Schatz. Second row: Joyce Warneke, Debbie Wallace, Dee Florea, Nola Frerichs, Debra Hicks, Julie Neal, Jennifer Wasson, Peggy Dunlap, Mary Lcicht. Third row: Carl lines, Ken Berry, Ron Alfano, Ron Manus, Archie Osborne, Joe Bourbon, Vichian Poosi, ‘Donald Hepburn. Fourth row: Richard Nelson, Jim Johnson, Richard Pruitt, Harold Cooke, Arthur Wright, Dave Famous, Victor Brown, Stewart Lawrence. A Capella Choir Shows Enthusiasm 206 irst row: Ramona Randal, Beth Schwerdt, Diane Kingham, Shirley Meaden, Stephanie Mitchell, Barbara Rutherford, oanne Statzer, Wanda Hilson, Janice Granum, Lisa Ambrose. Second row: Edwina Wasson, Debbie Reel, Zoc Ann Wendt, Cathy Schalk, Barbara Clark, Sophie Gentry, Pearl Hill, Kassandra Glover, Coral Johnson. Third row: Bobby Hines, Art Mitchell, Gary Haines, Alan Frerichs, Steve McCarthy, Lawrence Garnett, Jeddie Beasely, Eddie Baseden. Fourth row: )ennis O'Leary, Alan Widlits, Pete Overvold, Bruce Humphrey, Bill Drake, Bill Pruitt, Lester Cooke, Greg Duirett. 207 NOVATION D€CK First row: Rebecca Rogers, Debbie Robillard Kathy Peterson, Patty Benson, Laura Imes, Leslie Nelson, Paula Woods. Second row: Julie Neal, Don Adair, Dorsey Johnson, Shari Trees, Doug Farnand, Denise Stevens, Glenn Okawa, Larry Farnand. Third row: John Benson, Marie Baxter, Mark Nelson, Karen Cowan, Manfred White, Joy Tindal, Kathy Tally, Bev Miles, Stew Lawrence, Debbie James, John Nozaki, Gary Ladd, Tim Esch, Verdell Adams, Abe Killings. Fourth row: Junior Williams, Mike Nolan, Bill Dunlap, Alfred Rivers, Wilbert Reed, Archie Osborne, Don Bussy, Donald Johnson. Orchestra Second row: Marilyn Palmer, Wendy Wing, Roy Williams. Third row: Cindy Furakawa, Shirley F- ter, Wendy Johnson, Pamela Washington, Joy Tind Fourth row: Mike Nolan. iifliiwn iuj.hilli —«1— irst row: Laura Nishino. Second row: James Brown, enny Sams, Bill Lockner, Joe King. Third row: Jicki Nozaki, Jerome Ollison, Lloyd Carls, Steve Vcathcrspoon, Phil Boss. Fourth row: Ray Mencffcc, Ifim Rogers, Pearl Hill. Band First row: Carl Imes, Louise Fullerton, Ray Ingram, Brenda Leverett, Julie Neal, Valerie Staben, Gail Tindal, Janice Merrifield. Second row: Lorraine Brazauski, Jeannie Hinman, Rebbecka Rogers, Debbie Robillard, Kathy Peterson, Patty Benson, Tim Esch, A e Killings, Jerome Ollinson, Steve Weatherspoon, Bill Pruitt. Third row: Beverly Miles, Kathy Tally, Stew Lawrence, Marie Baxter, Mark Nelson, Tim Rogers, Sue Shevland, Bruce Hudson, Kathy Merrifield. Fourth row: Alfred Rivers, Junior Williams. 1] First row; Kathy Schalk, Debbie Wallace, Barbara Clark, Edwina Wasson, Jean Fraser, Janice Granum. Second row; Bill Pruitt, Ron Alfano, Richard Pruitt, Lisa Ambrose, Alan Widlits, Bill Drake, Carl Imes, Eddie Basedcn, Barbara Rutherford, Kathy Neal. LesChanteurs Provide Fun and Entertainmer 212 I Fills the Air 213 1966 Fall Rally Kathy Neal Joyce Pegnone Kim Lebeck Roger Hokanson Don Hayhurst 214 Barbara Shadduck, Joyce Pegnone, Linda Huffman, Ricki Ninomiya and other rally members strive for spirit in assemblies as well as on the field. Barbara Shadduck Linda Huffman 215 Nancy Barnes Ricki Ninomiya 1967 Spring Rally Barbara Livesay Mary O'Connor 216 Jo Ausmus Ann Johnson Sharon Johnson Art Mitchell Art Wright Clarence Harper Judy Gold Advisor Miss De Vries Elaine Benedict Barbara Clark Jorjie Derbyshire Roberta Donnell Tanarae Fitz Sue Franklin Sharon Heinz Sue Hergert Sally Struznik W Kathy Rupert Sandi LeFebvre Marilyn Palmer Diane Kingham A Edwina Wasson 218 Demotantes 219 From top to bottom: Sue Franklin, Elaine Benedict, Roberta Donnell, Kathy Rupert, Jorjie Derbyshire, Sharon Heinz, Sue Hergert, Marilyn Palmer, Tanarac Fitz, Advisor, Miss deVries. First row: Debbie Baumann. Treas. ; Nancy King, Sec. ; Marilyn Cherry, Pres. ; Darlene Sasaki, V. Pr. Second row: Debbie Larson, Hist. ; Janice Hoehn, Sgt. at Arms; Karen Fessler, Sgt. at Arms. Pep Club Miss Vielhauer Squad Leaders: Colleen Eller, Debbie Wallace, Shirley Byars, Laurie Charleson, Gloria Johnson. Carolyn A ho Debbie Alexander Cindi Allen Phyllis Allen Debbie Ambes Karine Averitt Marsha Barrett Debbie Baumann Marie Baxter Patty Benson Kathy Benedict Carol Berger Mercedes Bilbrew Diane Bloyd Kathy Boddy Shirley Byars Betty Calvert Patty Campbell Rhonda Caplcs Linda Carlson Nancy Carlson Jan Carlton Laurie Charleson Marilyn Cherry Linda Clark Florence Cogger Roberta Colburn Kathy Daniels Collette Dann Deannie Davis Verni a Douglas Delores Drokcs Jane Duncan Evelyn Dunn Colleen Eller Maureen Eller Amelia Enriquez Phyllis Entler Judy Eudaly Janet Famous Karen Fessler Shirley Foster Judy Free Carol Gage Mary Gates Lana Gaylord JoEllyn Hansen Linda Harper Nancy Hase Barbara Hash Carol Hatch Lauren Hicks Janice Hoehn Jackie Hoglund Linda Holas Pam Huber Barbara Hudson Pep Club Boosts Spirit Sue Huffman Lynda Hunter Lee Ella Jackson Joanne Jacobsen Dorothy Jessie Gloria Johnson Jackie Johnson Karin Johnson Margaret Johnson Valerie Johnson Ruth Jones Kathy Keman Nancy King Dagna Lake Debbie Larson Carol Lathan Brenda Loverett Angela Mack Sue Mayes Laura McRcynolds Sue Miller Randi Milliron Pam Murchisson Mary Odermann Mary Otto Amber Paden Evelyn Parsons Linda Perez Carolyn Peterson Janice Poe Cheryl Pottcrficld Linda Puli off Linda Ready Shari Reed Barbara Relf Linda Reynolds 223 Kay Rogers Sharon Royse Velma Russell Joan Ryzncr Darlene Sasaki Gayle Schmitz Gayle Schwager Marval Simonds Debbie Simonson Shirley Sims Mary Sitton Kathy Smith Marcia Smith Rhonda Smith Carole Sprouse Joyce Super Nancy Swaim Ruth Tillman Sue Turnbull Margaret Varkados Brenda Walden Debbie Wallace Jennifer Wasson Janice Wonders Kris Wunsch June Young Melynda Hattcn, Meier G Franks; Jorjic Derbyshire, Lipman's; Barbara Livesay, Seventeen Rep; Ricki Ninomiya, Nordstrom; Judy Gold, Best's; Maryann O'Connor, Rhodes; Ann Johnson, Berg's. efferson High School Presents 966-67 Hi-Board 4 FALL PRESIPENT Edwina Wasson Left to right: Sharon Coleman, Nancy Carlson, Bob- bie Peterson, Mae Cogger, Edwina Wasson, Karen Fessler, Jane Duncan. Girls' League 226 First Row: Florence Cogger, Sijzi Iverson. Second Row: Loretha Howard, Jolcne Colvin, Brenda White. Third Row: Ruby Yee, Amber Padcn, Ruth Jones. Mae Cogger Roberta Donnell Peggy Dunlap Kathy Gilbert Future Teachers of America PRESIDENT Lucille Rithaler OFFICERS Pres. Lucille Rithaler Vice Pres. Margaret Dunlap Sec. Margaret Varkados Trcas. Anne Person Historian Cathy Grabcr Kathy Rupert Mary Sandstrom Linda Sherman 227 Margaret Varkados Dennis O'Leary Beth Schwerdt Linda Sherman Ken Barry Robin Cogdiil Sharon Coleman Gary Criswell Toni Dickey Greg Durrett Tanarae Fitz Jean Fraser Shari Hunt Diane Kingham Rob Lawson Dennis Martin Thespians FALL PRESIDENT Diane Kingham SPRING PRESIDENT Toni Dickey Usher Corps Left to right: Alice Chaney, Myra Alexander, Jackie Cole, Elzadie Fisher, Alice Kelly, Cheryl Oldham. Fire Squad First Row: Vernia Douglas, Patty Henry, Debbie James, Sophie Stamatis, Elmer Morris, Bill Piercy, Clay Hough, Dave Erickson, Kay Stelter, Mae Cogger, Ray Akagi. Second Row: Linda Spurgin, Dave Crab- tree, Jeff Booth, Dave Hough, Ron Klien, Jim Iverson, Oscar Kelly, Keith Griffen, Jay Nelson, Linda Quintinella, Ken Berry, Mrs. Warren. First row: Julius Lindley, John Mattilla, Tom Zelinka, Kim Sims. Second row: Elmer Yarborough, Billy Mitchell, Monte Smith, Steve Ulrich, Mr. Nance, Joseph Nicosia. Chess Club 230 d f J George Berg Mike DuBois Charles Edwards Linda Feiler Roy Graham Steve Graham Jcrritt Henderson Deca PRESIDENT Stan Pfeifer Carolyn Jacobs Rick Roise Christine Ruchinsky Harry Rustad Sharon Scheel Geri Stansell Debbie Baumann Larry Beaman Jeff Booth Nancy Carlson Laurie Charleson Marilyn Cherry Alan Cicrich Amcilia Enriquez Dee Florea Jeff Gilligan Raymond Harry Rick Hartung Karin Johnson Nancy King Debbie Larson Kathy Parkin Roger Parsons Mary Reid Carole Sprouse Bev Warnock Steve Weathcrspoon National Honor Society 232 First row: Frances Pete, Cindy Ikler, Lcla Needles, Nancy Cross, Sharon Witter, Carol Palmer, Linda Sher- man, Lynn Brown, Mary Pettit. Second row: Irena Schrams, Steve Buchman, unidentified, William May- wood, Pat Moore, Ray Chambers, unidentified, Joe Nicosia, Dave Oliver. National Junior Honor Society First row: Norvella Linsedt, Gloria Goldaughter, Ra- mella Bcugli, Nicole Cowan, Evelyn Grearson, Laurie Radcliff, Carol Barrett, Debbie Williams- Second row: Kathryne Dagger, Brenda Johnson, Glenda Hermitson, Helene Nickoloff, Jeannie Faust, Mary Beth Randolph, unidentified. 233 Marsha Barrett Scott Brune Martha Chapman Mae Cogger Authureen DeHaven Lolita Duke Ana Maria Enriquez Judy Eudaly Robert Fouther Judy Gaylord Judy Gold Linda Hagedorn Bill Hocskel Suzi Iverson Gloria Johnson 234 Wilma Lincoln Angela Mack Karen Merrill Sue Miller Mary Ann O'Connor Valerie Phillips Vichian Poosi Linda Pulioff Bemi Karpavicius Karen Kniss Mary Leicht International Relations FALL PRESIDENT Mae Cogger League Linda Scott Sue Shevland Joanna Statzcr Margaret Varkados Edwina Wasson Jennifer Wasson Carol White Kathryne White Kathy Rupert Joan Ryzner Gayle Schmitz Linda Rithaler Lucille Rithaler Nancy Barnes Larry Beaman Elaine Benedict Dave Crabtree Teri Cummings Olivia Economus Amelia Enriquez Tanarae Fitz Dec Florea Sue Franklin Russian Club Louise Fullerton Linda Hagedorn Ron Hayhurst Pearl Hill Karin Johnson Greg Kitto Gary Maurer Steve McCutchen Pete Overvold Marilyn Palmer Kathy Parkin Roger Parsons FALL PRESIDENT Pete Overvold FALL OFFICERS Pres. Pete Overvold Vice. Pres. Tom Tate Sec. Tanarae Fitz Trcs. Dave Crabtree Sgt. at Arms Pearl Hill Court Jester Bob Topping Polly Pearson Barbara Shadduck Tom Tate Ellen Veach Tom Zelenka SPRING PRESIDENT Dave Barrett SPRING OFFICERS Pres. Dave Barrett Vice Pres. Tom Tate Sec. Tanarae Fitz Tres. Dave Crabtree Sgt. at Arms Pearl Hill Court Jester Bob Topping 237 Shirley Byars Martha Chapman Mae Cogger Arthureen DeHaven Lolita Duke Amelia Enriquez Ana Maria Enriquez Phyllis Entler Nancy Barnes Marie Bakter Patty Benson Diane Bloyd Maryann Brazauski Le Cercle Francois Clarence Harper Karin Johnson Kathy Kernan Dianne Lee Angela Mack Janet Famous Judy Gaylord Lana Gaylord Laura McReynolds Meredith McReynolds Mary Overvold Joan Ryzner Joanna Statzer Paul Twctcn Jackie Wing Wendy Wing Ranella Bcugli Mitchel Cohen Judy Eudaly Marci Glenn Nancy Hase Janice Merrifield Kathy Merrifield Barbara Nutamaker Pete Parashos Linda Pulioff Lore Ratcliff Lucille Rithaler 239 Edelweiss Victor Brown Scott Brune Grace Creer Kathy Daniels Deannie Davis Club OFFICERS Pres. : Scott Brune Vice Pres. : Pam Huber Sec. : Pat Waites Treas. : Mark Konindyke Hist. : Deannie Davis Don McArthur Mike McGowan Tom McKee Marilyn Miles Susan Roice Monte Smith Val Staben Greg Talton Mike Turner Margaret Varkados Brenda Walden Kathy White Janice Poe Mary Beth Randolph Lucille Rithaler John Roberts Ricki Ninomiya Frances Pete Pete Peterson Mary Pettit 241 Charlotte Becker Maria Brekke Diana Cahill Nancy Carlson FALL PRESIDENT Lila Walker Philo Linda Feiler Loretha Howard Cheryl McGarry Joyce Sanders Linda Spurgin Lila Walker 243 SPRING PRESIDENT Jane Lawrence Larry Beaman Steve Coulter Mark Fields Don Hay hurst Ameca FALL OFFICERS Pres. : Steve Coulter Vice Pres. : Mike McGowan Sec. : Kim Lebeck Treas. : Roger Hokanson Sgt-at-Arms: Tom Tate Tom McGowan Retsamwcrb: Jim McGowan 244 FALL PRESIDENT Steve Coulter SPRING PRESIDENT Roger Hokanson SPRING OFFICERS Pres. : Roger Hokanson Vice Pres. : Roger Parsons Sec. : Tom McGowan Treas. : Kim Lebeck Sgts-at-Arms: Bruce Smith Larry Beaman Retsamwerb: Jim McGowan Fire Chief: Mike Melchior Kim Lebeck Mike McGowan Rick Mickels Roger Parsons Bruce Smith Tom Tate 245 Sandi Cedar Karen Cowan Sophie Gentry Linda McMeans Carol Roberts FALL PRESIDENT Sandi Cedar FALL OFFICERS Pres. : Sandi Cedar Vice Pres. : Karen Casteel Sec. : Barbara Aust Treas. : Debbie Reel Hist. : Sophie Gentry Sgts-at-Arms: Charisse Knight Karen Cowan Chap. : Linda McMeans Reporter: Carol Roberts Guako V SPRING PRESDENT Sophie Gentry SPRING OFFICERS Pres. : Sophie Gentry Vice Pres. : Linda McMeans Sec. : Kathy Warner Treas. : Karen Casteel Sgt-at-Arms: Coral Roberts Hist: Coral Roberts Chap. : Debbie Reel Reporter: Sandi Cedar 246 Diana Bay Coral Johnson Josie Sigmond Connie Szeckley Kosmo FALL PRESIDENT Coral Johnson FALL OFFICERS Pres. : Coral Johnson Vice Pres. : Josie Sigmond Sec. : Connie Szekcly Trcas. : Margie Schmidt Hist. : Diana Bay SPRING OFFICERS Pres. : Josie Sigmond Vice Pres. : Connie Szekely Sec. : Carol Cockran Treas. : Coral Johnson Sgts-at-Arms: Diana Bay Margie McAllister Hist. : Sue Pratt SPRING PRESIDENT Josie Sigmond 247 Klatawa FALL PRESIDENT Roberta Donnell FALL OFFICERS Pres. : Roberta Donnell Vice Pres. : JoEllcn Ausmus See. : Barbara Shadduck Corr. Sec. : Elaine Benedict Treas. : Kay Stelter Sgts-at-Arms: Wilma Lincoln Linda Scott Hist. : Mary Sandstrom Chap.: TanaraeFitz Song Leader: Ramona Randall JoEllcn Ausmus Elaine Benedict Jan Carlton Jorjie Derbyshire Roberta Donnell Sarah Earl Amelia Enriquez Tanarae Fitz Valerie Johnson Nancy King Karen Kniss Wilma Lincoln SPRING PRESIDENT Sarah Earl SPRING OFFICERS Pres. : Sarah Earl Vice Pres. : Beth Schwerdt Sec. : Karen Kniss Corr. Sec. : Barbara Shadduck Treas. : TanaraeFitz Sgt-at-Arms: Roberta Donnell JoEllen Ausmus Hist. : Jorjie Derbyshire Chap. : Sally Struznik Song Leader: Valerie Johnson 249 Peggy Dunlap Ana Maria Enriquez Carol Fanslow Sue Franklin Sharon Heinz Sue Hergert Margaret Johnson Charlene Kincaid FALL PRESIDENT Sharon Heinz Philia FALL OFFICERS Pres. : Sharon Heinz Vice Pres. : Susan Hergert Sec. : Charlene Kincaid Corr. Sec. : Ana Maria Enriquez Treas. : Marilyn Palmer Sgts-at-Arms: Kathy Nelson Peggy Dunlap Hist. : Sue Franklin Chap. : Diane Kingham Song Leader: Janice Granum Reporter: Linda Holzman Pledge Master: Carol Fanslow 250 SPRING PRESIDENT Susan Hergert SPRING OFFICERS Pres. : Susan Hergert Vice Pres. : Kathy Nelson Sec. : Peggy Dunlap Corr. Sec. : Sue Franklin Treas. : Charlene Kincaid Sgts-at-Arms: Karen Merrill Carol Fanslow Hist. : Sharon Heinz Chap. : Ana Maria Enriquez Song Leader: Diane Kingham Reporter: Bev Wamock Pledge Master: Mary Leicht Diane Kingham Mary Leicht Sandy McArthur Karen Merrill Kathy Nelson Marilyn Palmer Polly Pearson Bev Wamock Trails FALL PRESIDENT Tim Leventhal Pres. : Tim Leventhal V. P. : Duane Higginson Sec. : Tom Todd Trcas. : Nick Model Sgt-at-Arms: Alan Davis Chap. : Pete Apostolos Pete Apostolos Dwight Condit Duane Higginson Scott Freeland Mike Hambleton Nick Hodel Dan Judge Tim Lcvcnthal Tom Limnell Bob Pfeithcr Ron Seidl Greg Schoepper Nancy Barnes Shirley Byars Laurie Charleson Marilyn Cherry Robin Cogdill Judy Gold JoEllyn Hansen Kathy Harris Maria Hitesman Janice Hochn Linda Huffman Suzi Iverson Joanne Jacobsen Sandi Jett Ann Johnson FALL OFFICERS Pres. : Sandi Jett Vice Pres. : Nancy Smith Sec. : Barbara Livesay Corr. Sec. : Kathy Rupert Treas. : Valeric Phillips Sgts-at-Arms: Ricki Ninomiya Joyce Pegnone Hist. : Maria Hitesman Chap. : Ann Johnson Song Leader: Sharon Johnson Reporter: Laurie Charleson FALL PRESIDENT Sandi Jett 254 SPRING PRESIDENT Robin Cogdill Twill SPRING OFFICERS Pres. : Robin Cogdill Vice Pres. : Mary Ann O'Connor See. : Kathy Harris Corr. Sec. : Joyce Pegnone Treas. : Suzi Iverson Sgts-at-Arms: Maria Hitesman Barbara Livesay Hist. : Kathy Rupert Chap. : Nancy Barnes Song Leader: Sandi LeFebvre Reporter: Debbie Larson Linda Perez Valeric Phillips Kathy Rupert Nancy Smith Julie Tait Gloria Johnson Sharon Johnson Debbie Larson Sandy LeFebvre Barbara Livesay Ricki Ninomiya Mary Ann O'Connor Joyce Pegnone Lin Chatfield Florence Cogger Lolita Duke Colleen Eller Jean Fraser Kathy Gilbert Sheryl Jones Colleen Mays Jodi McCauley Laura McReynolds Patti McGowan Sue Miller FALL OFFICERS Pres. : Roberta Smith Vice Pres. : Colleen Mays Sec. : Kathy Gilbert Corr. Sec. : Nancy Nelson Treas. : Sue Miller Sgt-At-Arms: Carol Tate Hist. : Sunny Van Bronkhorst Chap. : Myra Schakols Song Leader: Jean Fraser SPRING OFFICERS Pres. : Patti McGowan Vice Pres. : Kathy Gilbert Sec. : Barbara Clark Corr. Sec. : Roberta Smith Treas. : Sue Miller Sgt-at-Arms: Colleen Mays Kathy Neal Hist. : Penny Smart Chap. : Myra Schakols Song Leader: Nancy Nelson 256 FALL PRESIDENT Roberta Smith Zequinn Kathy Neal Nancy Nelson Myra Schakols Sue Turnbull Roberta Smith Cindy Stansell Marval Simonds Sunny V anBronckhorst Edwina Wasson ADS AND INDEX 261 AD INDEX ACORN DIESEL DISTRIBUTORS 26S ALBERTA CYCLE SHOP 267 ALBERTA HAIRCUTTINC 279 ALBERTA PHARMACY 276 B G B AUTO SHOP 276 BARNETT REALTY 268 BAXTER AUTO PARTS 267 BEAU MONDE COLLEGE OF BEAUTY 266 BINGO DETERGENT CO. 266 BORLAND ELECTRIC 270 BUN G BURGER 264 CHRIST'S GROCERY 265 CHUCK G MILES 268 CLARENCE WALKER FLOWERS 267 COLUMBIA FARMER'S MARKET 271 COLUMBIA INSURANCE CO. 268 COLUMBIA REALTY 270 COMMERCIAL ELECTRONICS 264 CONGER PRINTING COMPANY 275 CONROY, R. W. 274 DARIGOLD 274 DAVIS IMPORTS 276 DAWSON TONSORIAL 272 DEMOTANTES 274 DONG, EDWARD D. D. S. 273 DOROTHY'S FIBRE FLOWERS 276 EARL, MRS. MARY 264 EARL SCHEIB AUTO PAINTING 266 ED'S MARKET 274 ELK'S CLEANERS 274 EUGENIA BEAUTY SALON 268 FARRELL AND BROOKS 268 FIFTH AVENUE PORTRAITS 277 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 280 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 264 FISHER'S D G L DRUGS 277 FRENCH'S CAFE 271 CARY-WORTH PLYMOUTH 268 GILLESPIE, FRANK 273 GOODELL'S DRAPERY 264 GRIGSBY BROS. 271 HARRY'S HURRY INN 272 HAUGEN AUTO SALES 270 HILL'S GROCERY 272 HILTON HOTEL 278 HOEKEY'S HINTS 267 HOMEYER'S 279 HOWA'S FOOD MART 267 ILSE, PHOTOGRAPHS 263 IMPORT PLAZA 270 IMPORT PLAZA HI- BOARD 265 INTERSTATE TRACTOR G EQUIP. 264 IRELAND, BILL 270 JACK'S BARBER SHOP 266 JEFF DAD'S CLUB 282 JEFFERSONIAN 277 KELLY'S 8-11 MKT. 264 KENTON HARDWARE 270 KLATAWA 277 KOSMO 274 LANCE'S GROCERY 267 LEW'S MAN'S SHOP 267 LILLIAN'S BEAUTY SALON 277 LIPPMAN COMPANY 274 LITTLE CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES 271 LOMBARD THRIFTWAY 266 LOV-LEE LADEE BEAUTY SALON 274 LYNN KIRBY FORD 272 MADRONA HILL CLEANERS 268 MAR DON HAIRDRESSING 268 MEIER G FRANK CO. 273 MEL RENFRO'S HOUSE OF SOUND 264 NIKLAS AND SON FLOWERS 270 NINOMIYA, NUG 272 PACIFIC N. W. LIFE INSURANCE 271 PACIFIC N. W. SALES 278 PARKER, GORDON D. 277 PENNEY'S, J. C. 276 PEREZ, JOE 273 PH AG AN S' 265 PHILIA 273 PHILO 271 PHIPP'S PHARMACY 273 PLAID PANTRY 266 PORTLAND TIRE CO. 273 P. T. A. 281 RALLY 265 RANCHO FLOWERS 279 RANDLES PHARMACY 267 RED STEER CAFE 266 RHODES 268 RHON'S CAFE 271 ROCKET DENVER 273 ROSENC RANTS, WAYNE D. D. S. 279 RUNYAN'S 88 t STORES 277 RYZNER, BILL 265 SCOTTY'S SHELL SERVICE 279 SHAMROCK MOTORS 274 SPECTRUM STAFF 276 STYLE SHOPPE 277 TEENY'S DEPT. G SHOE STORE 267 THOMAS, BOLES D. M. D. 265 THOMAS OIL CO. 270 TIME by JOHN 270 TWILL 270 U. S. NATIONAL BANK 279 VANN'S MORTUARY 267 VOLKMER'S TEXACO 274 WALKER, J.J. 266 WEAVER EXTERMINATING 267 WES' RICHFIELD 277 WESTERN FURNACE CO. 265 WHITE MANN CO. 278 WICK'S MARKET 274 WILLAMETTE SAVINGS G LOAN 280 WOODLAWN BARBER SHOP 271 YAW'S 269 ZEQUINN 266 262 FINE FINISHING IN OUR PHOTO LAB BY TECHNICIAN AND PHOTOGRAPHER thudu E.'Jlotrmi he t to tfdhjUJMd 'Jlarta 4120 N. E. SANDY BOULEVARD PORTLAND, OREGON PHONE 287-8185 263 Your money sure piles up fast when you add regularly to your savings account at FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORECOM. PORTLANO • MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WALNUT PARK BRANCH 5730 N .E . Union Ave. GOODELL’S INC. CUSTOM DRAPERIES 8226 N. Denver 289-8803 cocnptimeNcs KELLY'S OF 8-11 MARKET CDRS. Alberta and Williams cn R j ed.p.L COMMERCIAL ELECTRONICS RADIO TELEVISION STEREO - HI-FI SALES AND SERVICE 651 6 N. Dcnvcr Avc. BUS-1626 Portland 17, Orcoon INTERSTATE Tractor Equipment Co. phone 228 2333 2855 N.W, Front Avenue Porllond, Oregon 97210 congratulations cr eL iieNFRo’s “ bouse BUN graduating- class Of soun6” rccorO shop RHYTHM BLUES 3634 N. Williams Ave. 287-I960 264 compliments of . . . DENTAL CLINIC 6000 N. Greeley Ave. 285-2411 Boles P. Thomas D.M.D. Public Address, Intercom, TV Antenna, Systems Bill Ryzner AUDIO INSTALLATIONS 57 N. E. Holland St. Portland. Oregon 97211 Phone 289-1678 NEW TUITION PLANS TUITION BASIS For information, call 226-1621 Full Time or Part Time Students men... _ women There is a career for you in HAIRSTYLING COSMETOLOGY MANICURING WORK BASIS A Working Plan Available to Those Needing Financial Assistance it SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGN for appointments call 226-3891 726 S. W. 4th Ave. BahJLr - -Tlowjj - idcL L rvru- Bahir- T' -iTkvuj- «hohort dhk. OUOajl-CW Congratulations class of '67 WESTERN FURANCE CO. 2722 N. Williams 281-6944 CORN OieseL Oiscps. v 226 N.VilShLANd 285'4W Christ’s grocery OPEN AT 7:00 A.M. 5009 nXvAersiaiz 289-9395 CONGRATULATIONS! fjfy from your Import Plaza Hi-Board SALLY NANCY KAY SUE TANA 265 PLAID PANTRY cn kkers ia o to cmONiqbt jack’s barber shop ckiliren welcom 2721 n.killingswori-1 RED'STEER • Steaks 'and Barbeque Ribs twtlScheib COAST TO COAST I GIVE THE MOST P.O. BOX 185 NORTH PORTLAND, OREGON 6444 N.E. Union Avenue Phone 284-3634 I am in the greatest business in the world because I have some- thing to share with you PACIFIC NOriTHWEST LIFE INSURANCE CO. ROBERT E. NELSON AGENT 288-5279 20� WAtWJT PARK BLDG UNION AT KIUINGSWORTK Your A Stranger Here But Once WOODLAWN BARBER SHOP 732 N. E. Dokum Portland, Oregon COLUMBIA FARMERS MARKET 6520 N. E. Union Ave. NOW... 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 430 N. Klllingsworth • (503) 284-2171 N. E. Halsey 106th • (503) 255-3660 Tommy Kellas 281 -6006 RHON'S CAFE 3107 N. Lombard Portland 17, Oregon Open 6 am - 9 pm GRIGSBY BROS. PAPER BOX MFRS. 817 N. E. Madrona Street 285-8341 - Packaging Specialists - FRENCH COFFEESHOP Union Avenue . . . Just South of Lombard 271 DAWSON IViLL’S TONSORIAL qpoceRy Hair Processing a Specialty 3624 N. Vancouver 284-9474 7232 N.€. UNION 285-3036 !a RtMjft-be� TRANSPORTATION COUNSELOR OMU i ns S«lw Ab.lity (ni no mk va) Ncg Kccomita Lynn Kfrby Ford 2003 N e. UNION AVI. BUS.: 288-3211 Portland. Oregon ©7212 RES.; 289-9607 Good Fried Chicken TAKE HOME A BUCKET FOOD bucketIbaske srU 4 mas shakes LYNN KIRBY FORD fFORvJI {W8iaNi TWO LOCATIONS 2005 N.E. UNION JOE PEREZ DISABILITY AND LIFE INSURANCE SPECIALIST FOR compliments of . . . Dr. Edward Dong D.D.S. 34 N.E. Killingworth St. 284-1032 ROCKET DENVER SPECIALIZING IN tire mounting and balancing 1935 akillingsworth 28 -9230 PHIPP'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY We deliver and give S H Green Stamps BENEFICIAL STANDARD UPE INSURANCE CO. 20« N. W. 23.0 AVC • • PORTLAND, OREGON CA 2-1396 AT 2-1690 4001 N. Mississippi 287-5007 284-9080 Fear not that no one knows youj seek to be worth knowing compliments of Philia FRANK PORTLAND C. TIRE GILLESPIE, Jr. COMPANY Richfield Service 913 N. LOMBARD .5940 North Albina Avenue 285-1668 presents ‘fefjfersorus 1 cjbj 111-board MELYNDA HATTEN J hi-board BARBARA LIVESAY seventeen 273 LOV-LEE LADEE BEAUTY SALON 14 N. E. Killingsworth Portland 11, Oregon FIELDS-JENKINS Proprietors 284-0293 compliments of .. . R. W. CONROY CO. Harold E. Bloyd George Springer WICK'S MARKET 1770 N. E. Columbia Blvd. 289-9628 24 HOUR ROAO SERVICE DYNA VISION TUNEUP LIGHT REPAIRS Shamrock DON VOLKMER’S TEXACO 284-0613 KPC 0632 15 N.E. Bwoaoway at Williams CB Channel 9 Portland. Oregon 97232 C°cr)pLl( eNrs OF K2s% Motors 285 2517 THE LIPPMAN CO. 817 S. W. 2nd Avenue New Years Party Favors CARNIVAL SUPPLIES NOVELTIES PREMIUMS 223-5440 6501 N.E. UNION compliments to CLASS OF ’67 REMEMBER . . . MORE NORTHWEST PEOPLE PREFER it THAN ARIGOL GUARANTEED Qua fi ANY OTHER BRAND Elk Cleaners Laundry 1014 N. Killingsworth 289-9357 2808 N.E. Union Portland, Oregon 282-7733 Ed's Market 207 North Lombard SENIOR CLASS FROM CONGER printing, company S. E. Hawthorne at 20th Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97214 DAVIS IMPORTS Microscopes Rifle Scopes Binoculars 33 N .E . Baldwin Phone: 285-1250 o7 3 bxha T?ON DAchria Jfl? DOROTHY'S FIBRE FLOWER SHOP open at noon each week da) closed holidays G Sundays wholesale G retail 2747 N. Lombard St. Portland, Oregon 97217 Res. 286-5671 Bus. 289-9 Penney’s N. E. Union and Killingsworth Streets A IW AY S FIRST OUAIITY! CONGRATULATIONS We are Proud to Hare You in Our Community B B AUTO BODY SHOP Painting, Repairing G Rebuilding of Wrecks C. L BISBEE Business— 285-6760 612 N. Killingsworth Portland, Oregon y7217 o-X.MmxmiT. pb RCD Cv 2403 n.e. a(bertc 281-8th WES' RICHFIELD SERVICE 6009 N. GREELEY 289-9366 To go forward RUNYAN'S 88c STORES FOR BARGAINS EVERYDAY 5302 N. E. 33RD AVENUE 3716 N. E. UNION COMPLIMENTS O F LILLIAN’S BEAUTY SALON 3632 N. Williams Avenue Portland 12, Oregon LILLIAN WILLIAMS Prop. AT 1-6554 FISCHER’S D and L DRUGS 1944 N. Lombard at Denver BU 5-7995 S H Green Stamps graduating Seniors: Follow tire jortunes oj The School oj Champions. Subscribe to the Jejjfersonian only $i.50_per school jear. jcmrsonian Gordon D. Parker TV AND RADIO SERVICE SOUND ENGINEERING G USTOMIZED HOME STEREO SYSTEMS 0047 N. ALBINA AVE. PORTLAND. OREGON 97217 280-2611 STYLE SHOPPE BEAUTY SALON Open Wednesday and Thursday Evenings HAZEL PAT 1936 NORTH LOMBARD EDNA PHONE 289-6190 Fifth Avenue Portrait Studio Fine portraits make the most exciting gifts O o o 3 o 3 a By appointment only CApitol 6-6541 Quality portraits for: business, family, publicity, school, personal,' wedding Old photographs restored 817 S. W. 5th Ave. near Yamhill CONGRATULATIONS! PACIFIC NORTHWEST SALES WHITE-MANN COMPANY Brands You Can Trust from a Store You Can Trust APPLIANCES - T. V. G STEREO Zenith - Frigidaire - Maytag - Curtis Mathes 5001 N. E. Union (at Alberta) 288-5303 The IN place to hold your HIGH SCHOOL PARTIES PORTLAND HILTON HOTEL 11 921 S. W. Sixth Avenue For arrangements please Telephone 226-1611 And ask for Rosemary Kerr or Jane Lamser SCOTTY’S ___ SEIF-SERVICE. nnwiRi CORSAGES POTTED PLANTS CUT FLOWERS 1 STORE t | P STORE 2 STORE 3 3575 S.E. DIVISION ST. EASTSIDE PORTLAND 20 AT WEST BURNSIDE WESTSIDE PORTLAND ACROSS FROM OREGON CITY .SHOPPING Cl .OREGON CITY. OPEN 9 TO 9 EVERY DAY INCLUDING SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS Wav nr L Roscncrnnis, D.D.S. Ot N. KILLIMU9WORIM Si. Portland 17. Orccion BUTlER 9-3235 ALBERTA HAIRCUTTING 2841 N. E. Alberta DON WILKEY Prop. — Union Shop — 8:00-6:00 Tues.- Sat. 279 AUTOGRAPHS sjc tie ❖ 5 • sje :« ❖ •V J V ❖ is Qood cQuck • • . we wUh you the be At o everything, . . . FOR A FRIENDLY, SAFE PLACE TO SAVE FOR EVERYTHING —SEE US.... WILLAMETTE Swwujo £om Am'h HOME OFFICE: 1100 21� � Street MILWAUKIE, OREGON- 659-3860 BRANCHES . . . SOS N. E. Kiilingivorth, Portland. Oregon 288-5061 640 S W Workington. Poetlond, Oregon 227-3575 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH An Open Door To A Vital Faith 1314 SOUTHWEST PARK AVENUE PORTLAND. OREGON 97201 280 Parent leacl er Association means communication oetwecn Parent, Scnoof Community Together, we build the communitu of champions Wood lawn Humboldt Beach Jefferson-----------Boise Kenton Vernon Become part of the community by attending all school events Ockley Green 281 aLcoiqbrv CoD, cpeatoR of arocn aND asrRONaur, we Lav BeFORe rbee a con- cern for purb in our biqb scbooLs. we rbaNk rbee rhar hope for rbe WORLD 15 gveN aN€W BV each q€NCR - cion of sruDeNrs char qo our pRepaReD zo cneer rbe ppoBlecns of the worLD, help rhecn see bcvonD rbe cnoRaL DiLecncna aND scRive rowaRD ncwcr worLO, wbeRe DiscRimiNarioN on rbe Basis of Race,aND NeeD for nations ro rake up aRcns aqaiNsr each orbeR wiLL cea.se ro Be. we aRe awaRe, OeaR F rbeR, rhar ReFORcoarioN bcqins wirb- in ouRseLves. fiLL us wirb rbe spiRir of our Lord rhar we.roo, cnav Be peo- pLe who Live for orbeRS, RarbeR rbaN peopLe who Live for rbecnseLves. acnen dR.williAcn b. cates executive secnetaRy poRrLANO CReareR council of cbuRChes )epp DaOs’ cLub A AADIAND, LARRY: 135 AASCTH, ALLAN: 43, M9 ADAIR, DONALD: 115 ADAMS, BARRY: 135, 178 ADAMS, DAVID: 115 ADAMS, DONNA: 115 ADAMS, GERALD: 8 ADAMS, JUDY: 135 ADAMS, MURRY: 48, 164, 167 ADAMS, VERDELL: 115, 149, 164 AHO, CAROLYN: 115 AKAGI, RAYMOND: 33, 48 AKRES, MARCELLA: 125 ALBRECHT, MARCELLA: ALBRECHT, MARY: 125 ALBRICH. DAVID: 125 ALDERMAN, LARRY: 125 ALENBAUGH, DARLENE: ALEXANDER, BILLY: 135 ALEXANDER, CHARLES: 125 ALEXANDER, MYRA: 115 ALFANO, RONALD: 48, 209 ALFECHE, VICTORIA: 135 ALFIERI, RICHARD: 135 ALI,MARYJO: 43 ALI, NEDRA: 135 ALLEN, CYNTHIA: 125 ALLEN, fRED: 135 ALLEN, JENNIFER: 125 ALLEN, KENNY: 115 ALLEN, PAULETTE: 125 ALLEN, PHYLLIS: 125 ALLEN, RUSSELL: 125 ALLMAN, NORMAN: 125 ALLMON, BENITA; 130 ALLMON, RE8A: 130 AMBES, DEBORAH: 125 AMBES, ROBERT: 48 AMBROSE, LISA: 38, 44 . 48 , 209 ANDERSON, ILENE: 135 ANDERSON, NANCY: 43 ANDERSON, SHEILA: 135 ANDRADE, DARRELL: 125 ANDRIST, DANIEL: 33 , 48, 202 .ANTIJUNTI, CONI: 135 ANTIJUNTI, GARY: 38,48 ANTONI, WALLACE: 115 APOSTOLOS, OENO: 135 APOSTOLOS, PETER: 48 ARLT, DOUGLAS: 125 ARMIJO, EVERETT: ARMON, CURTISS: ARMSTRONG, RONALD: ARNOLD, RONALD: 135 ARNOLD, TERRY: 48 ASHER, JOSEPH: 125 ASSETH, Al: 153 ATTE3URY, ROBIN: 135 ATWOOD, KRISTOPHER: 115 ATWOOD, PAMELA: 125 AULT, DEAN: 48 AUSMUS, JOELLEN: 48, IDS, 246 AUST, BARBARA: 48 AUST, JAMES: 115, 149 AUSTIN, CARLENE: 135 AUSTIN, CAROLYNE: 125 AUSTIN, EARL: 115 AVERITT, KARINE: 115 B BAGNE, MARY: 135 BAILEY, STEPHEN: 49, 148, 152 BAIN, CHRISTINE: 135 BAIRD, SUE: 135 BAKER, DANNY: 49, 161 BAKER, OARLENE: 49 BAKER, MARY: 125 BAKER, RUTH: 135 BALL, OEBORAH: 125 BALL, JEFF: 115, 149 BALL, TOM: 49, 151, 153 BANKS, ALTHEA: 125 BANKS, PAMELA: 135 BARKER, JAMES: 125 BARNES, BARNEY: 49, 149, 152 BARNES, NANCY: 38 , 44 , 49, 108, 226, 236, 252 BARNES, REBECCA: 135 BARNETT, EDDIE: 125 BARNETT, NATHAN: 135 BARR, CARL: 135 BARR, CURTIS: 115 BARRNE, CAROL: 135 BARRETT, DAVIO: 49, 204 BARRETT, DOUGLAS: 91, 115 BARRETT, MARSHA: 125 , 232 BARRETT, NATHAN: 91, 178, 125 BARROW, CHUCK: 135 BARROWS, LARRY: 125 BARRY, TOM: 49 8ASARASA, MARY: 135 8ASEOEN, EDWARD: 49, 209 8ASEDEN, OLIVER: 49, 152 BASEDEN, WAYNE: 148 BATTIES, SYLVIA: 49 BATTIES, VERNA: 125 BAUMANN, OEBORAH: 104, 115, 125, 202, 230 BAXTER, MARIE: 125, 226 , 236 BAY, DIANA: 115. 245 BEA, ROBERT: 115 BEAMAN, LARRY: 115, 164, 230 BEASLEY, DOROTHY: 135 BEASLEY, JEDOY: BECKER, CHARLOTTE: 240 BELL, ETHEL: eELL, JUANITA: 49 BELL, JUNE: 49 8ELL, RAMONA: 135 BELL, RONNIE: 135 BELLAMY, HAZEL: 125 BELLAMY, MARIE: BENEDICT, ELAINE: 49, 202, 246 BENEOICT, KATHY: 125 BENSON, JOHN: 44, 49 BENSON, LARRY: 115 BENSON, PATRICIA: 125, 226 , 236 BENTON, GREGORY: 135, 178 BENTON, RELLIE: 49 BEOUGHER, SANDRA; 49 BERGER, CAROL: 115 BERGER, VICKI: 115 8ERGSTROM, ANNA: 49, 204 BERRY, KENNETH: 49, 226 BERRY, LANETTA: 115 8ETHUNE, JERRY: 135 BETHUNE, KENNETH: 125 BEUGU, RAMELLA: 135 BICKHAM, RODNEY: 125 BILBREW, ELIZABETH: 49 BILBREW, MERCEDES: 125 8IRCHEM, CHARLOTTE: 115 BIRO, DEBORAH: 135 BLACKWOOD, BARTON: BLAIR, STEVEN: 135 8LAKE, DONNA: 135 BLAKE, FLORIDA: 50 BLASSINGAME, SAMUEL: 135 BLASZAK, ANTHONY: 115 BLOYD, DIANE: 125 , 226 , 236 800DY, KATHY: 125 BOEDECKER, ROBERT: 125 BONO, CHERI: 135 80NNEAU, PAT: 50 BONNER, MIKE: 135 BOOTH, JEFFREY: 115, 230 BORGES-SILVA, JERALD: 50 BORICH, NICK: 115 BOSS, PHILIP: 148, 152 80WDEN, JOANN: 50 BOWDEN, LESLIE: 135 BOWE, KENNETH: 135 BOWIES, EARL: 50 BOWLES, JANIS: 125 BOXLEY, CAROL: 115 BOYD, GARY: 135 BOYD, MAURICE: 115 BRADLEY, BRENDA: 115 BRAME, RICKEY: 125 BRAME, SANDRA: 135 BRANCH, BYRON: 125 BRANCH, GAYLE: 50 BRANCH, MARCUS: 115 BRANDON, CHRISTIE: 115 BRANNON, JAMES: 115, 148 BRANT, JOHN: 135 8RAZAUSKE, LOftENE: 135 8RAZAUSKE, MARYANN: 226, 236 BREKKE, MARIA: 115, 240 BRENNAN, KATHY: 135 BREWSTER, CAROL: 125 BRICKEY, EILEEN: 50 BRIGGS,.RICHARD: 50 BROADOUS, KATHERINE: 135 BROCK, MIKE: 125 BROWN, CYNTHIA: 115 BROWN, EARNESTINE: 115 BROWN, FREDDIE: 125 BROWN, HAZEL: 136 BROWN, JAMES: 136 BROWN, LYNN: 135 BROWN, PATRICIA: 125 BRO'WN, VICTOR: 115 BROWNELL, BOBBI: 125 BROWNELL, JAMES: 50 BRUCE, LAWREANCE: 50, 115 BRUNE, SCOTT: 125, 232 BRUNEAU, DAVID: 136, 178 BRYANT, GLORIA: 125 BRYANT, HENRY: 115 BRYANT, ROSETTA: 50 BRYNGELSON, LILLIE: 125 BUCKNUM, STEPHEN: 135 BUNN, EDDIE: 50 BUNN, ROY: 135 BURBACK, DIANE: 135 BURBON, JOSEPH: 115 BURKE, COLLEEN: 135 BURKE, MICHAEL: 115 BUSSEY, DONALD: 164, 167 BUSSEY, KEN: 135 BYARS, SHIRLEY: 115, 236 , 252 c CAHILL, DIANA; 50, 240 CALKINS, ROGER: 50 CALLOPY. COLLEEN: 125 CALVERT, BETTY: 115 CAMERON, TERRY: 136 CAMP8ELL, CHARLIE: 136 CAMPBELL, ED: 125, 175 CAMPBELL, PATRICIA: 125 CAPUS, RHONOA; 125 CARLSON, LINDA: 126 CARLSON, MIKE: 50, 136 CARLSON, NANCY: 202, 230, 240 CARLSON, STEPHANIE: 136 CARLTON, JANICE: 115, 246 CARLTON, KENNETH: 50 CARNEY, SANDRA: 115 CARPENTER, DEBBIE: 136 CARPENTER, LARRY: 50 CARTER, ANDREW: 136 CARTER, CATHERINE: 116,153 CARTER, CHARLES: 51, 149 CARTER, JAMES: 136 CARTER, KENNETH: 126 CARTER, ALFREIDA: 51 CASEY. AVA: 116 CASEY, CHRISTINE: 126 CASEY, DENNIS: 51 CASEY, JAMES: 51 CASTEEL, KAREN: 51 CASTRO, RAY: 136 CASTRO, ROBERT: 149 CAUSGROVE, PAMELA: 38, 51 CEDAR, SANDRA: 51 CHAMBERLAIN, MARIE: 136 CHANEY, ALICE: 116 CHANNEL, DIANNE: 136 CHANNEL, THURTIS: 126 CHAPMAN, MARTHA: 51, 232, 236 CHARLESON, LAURIE: 116 , 230, 252 CHASE, JERRY: 136, 178 CHATFIELD, LINETTE: 51, 254 CHENAULT, MARTIN: 136 CHERRY, MARILYN: 102, 116 , 230, 252 CHILDERS, DAVE: 136 CHOY. LAROLI: 116 CHRISTY, CYNTHIA: 116, 229 CICRICH, JOAN: 136 CLARK, BARBARA: 38, 51, 209 CLARK, JACQUELINE: 44, 51, 97 CLARK, JACQUELINE: 116 CLARK, UOLA: 126 CLARK, LINOA: 126 CLARK, WILLIAM: 136 CLAUSEN, JAMES: 51 CLAUSEN, THOMAS: 116 CLAY, JAMES: 116 CLIFTON, NADINE: 116 COCHRAN, CAROL: 51 COCKING, SUSAN: 51 COGOILL, ROBIN: 38, 97, 103, 202, 226 252, 253 COGGER, FLORENCE: 116, 254 COGGER, MAE: 204 , 232, 236 COHEN, MITCHEL: 126 COLBERT, CAROLYN: 136 COLBERT, MARGARET: 51 COLBURN, ROBERTA: 116, 241 COLE, JACQUELINE: 116 COLEMAN, SHARON: 97, 116, 226 COLLINS, RALPH: 126 COLVIN, JOLENE: 136 COMMERS, BILLY: 51 CONOIT, DWIGHT: 51 COOK, ELIX: 136 COOK, KIM: 136 COOKE, HAROLO: 116 COOPER, CATHERINE: 52 COOPER, CHERYL: 136 COREER, DEBBIE: 126 CORNELIUS, HARRIS: 126 CORNELL, SHARON: 52 COULTER, JOHN: 136 COUUt , STEVEN: 33 , 52, 148, 153 COWAN, KAREN: 52. 744 COWAN, NICOLE: 136 COWLEY, RICHARD: 52 COX, OARRELL: 126 COXEFF, CAROLYN: 136 CRABTREE, DAVID: 52, 77, 202 CRANNA, JUDY: 44, 52 CRAVENS, CEW1LLA: 126 CREAl, FRED: 136 CREER, GRANCE: 52 CREMEEN, DARLENE: 52 CRISS, DOROTHY: 136 CRISWELL, GARY: 52, 204, 226 CROCKETT, LINDER: 136 CROSS, NANCY: 136 CROITY, DENNIS: 136 CRUTCHFIELD, REGENIA: 116 CRUTCHFIELD, RICHARD: 126 CUMMINGS, TERESA: 126 CUNNINGHAM, BONETA: 136 CURRIER, KEITH: 126 CURRY, BARBARA: 52 CURRY, GLENN: 126 D DAILEY, JOHN: 52 OANIELS, KATHLEEN: 126 OANN, COLLETTE: 126 DARLING, OWIGHT: 126 DARLING, SHARON: 116 DAVENPORT, NANCY: 52 DAVIS, ALAN: 52, 149, 151. 153 DAVIS, DEANNIE: 126 DAVIS, JANICE: 52 DAVIS, MIKE: 136 OAVIS. RICK: 52, 202 DAWKINS, KENNEY: 136 DAWSON, ALLEN: 116, 14V DAYLEY, OAN: 136� 170 OEAHL, MARC: 126 DECKER, OAVID: 53 DEFRANCISCO, CURTIS: 136 OEGERNESS, ANNA: 136 0£HAVEN, ARTHUREEN: 38, 53, 232, 236 DEITER, DOUGLAS: 126 DELANEY, OAVID: 126 DELONEY, DON: 136 OELONY, JOE: 136 OEMAS, SPIRO: 126 OEMS TER, STEPHEN: 126 DEMING, CHRISTINE: 136 OCMING, KATHLEEN: 116 DERBYSHIRE, JORJIE: 38, 53, 77, 106, 202, 246 DENNIS. CRAIG: 126 DENNIS, RICKY: 116 OEWEESE, JANICE: 116 DICKEY, TONI: 53, 97, 226 DIMIT, JOHN: 136, 162 OIXON, RICHARD: 126 DAB8S, PHYLLIS: 136 DOBBS, TIM: 126 DOOAK, GLORIA: 136 DONNELL, ROBERTA: 45, 53, 00. 97, 108, 246 OOUGLAS, FREDRICK: 53 DOUGLAS, VERNIA: 126 ORAKE, WILLIAM: 116, 164 , 209 ORAPER, DEBORAH: 116 ORAYER, BEVELENE: 116 DRAYER, BEVERLY: 06 DREXLER, CHARLES: 126 DROKES, DELORES: 116 DUGGER, KATHRYN: 136 DUKE. LOLITA: 38 , 53, 232, 254 DUMAS, MARIAN: 136 DUNCAN, JANE: 116, 202 OUNLAP, MARGARET: 53, 86, 248 DUNLAP, WILLIAM: 136 OUNN, EVELYN:: 126 OUNN, RONALO: 116 OURR, REBECCA: 126 DURRETT, GREGORY: 97, 116. 226 DUVALL, RICHARD: 126 E EARL, SARAH: 38 , 53, 202, 246 , 247 EARLY, NANCY: 53 EARLY, AUDREY: 116 ECONOMUS, OLIVIA: 126 EDWARDS, KEITH: 53 EIAS, FAUR: 126 ELLER, COLLEEN: 254 ELLER, MAUREEN: 126 ELLIOTT, MAERE NE: 53 ELLIOTT, MYRNA: 116 EMBREE, PHYLLIS: 126 EMERY. CHARLOTTE: 137 EMMERT, WENDY: 126 ENGLE, JOHN: 126 ENGEL, SHEILA: 126 ENOS, BECKY: 137 ENOS, RANDY: 53 ENRIQL£Z, AMELIA: 91, 102, 116 , 230, 236, 246 ENRIQUEZ, ANA MARIA; 38 , 53, 37, 108, 232, 236, 248 ENTLER, PHYLLIS: 126 , 236 ERDMANN, CANDY: 137 ERDMANN, LENNY: 116 ERICKSON, OAVID: 116 ESCH, TIMOTHY: 137 ESPINOZA, ELAINE: 53 ESPINOZA, SHIRLEY: 126 ESPINOZA, TOM: 126 ESTES, ROBERT: 116 EUDALY. JUOITH: 126 EUGENE, ALLEN: 137 EVANS, BARBARA: S3 EVENSON. KAREN: 137 EVE RIDGE, JUOITH: 54 F FAIRLEY, RANOAll: 126 FAMOUS, JANET: 126 , 236 FANSLOW, CAROL: 54 FARLEY, PATRICIA: 54 FARNANO, DOUGLAS: 126 FARNANO, LARRY: 54 FARRIS, MELVIN: 116, 164 FAUST, JEFF: 116 FEIGELSON, EVELYN: 241 FEILER, LINDA: 54 FEILER, SHERYL: 116 FERGUSON, MICHAEL: 137 FESSLER, KAREN: 116, 202 FIELD, MARK: 116 FIELD, RUSSELL: 137, 178 FILBECK, FLOSSIE: 127 FILIP, TERRIE: 137 FISHER, DAVID: 54 FISKR, ELZADIE: 54 FISK, JAMES: 127 FISK, ROBERT: 54 FITZ, CHERYL: 116 FITZ, TANARAE: 38 , 54, 108, 204, 226, 246 FITZGERALO, MAUREEN: 54 FITZGI880NS, THOMAS: 116 FLETCHER, EMROY: 116 FLOREA, MARIEA; 116, 230 FOGGARTY, WILLIAM: 117 FOOTH, SANORA: 117 FORBES. SHELLEY: 127 FORD, MAXINE: 117 FORD, MITCKLL: 137 FORD. PATRICIA: 54 FORTHAN, ROBERT: 137 FORTNEY, WENDY: 117 FOSS, MARSHA: 117 FOSTER, SHIRLEY: 127 FOUST. JEANETTE: 137 FOUST, JOANNE: 137 FOUTHER. ROBERT: 97, 117. 137, 232 FOWLER, GEORGE: 54 FOX, BARBARA; 54 FOX, WANDA: 54 FRANKLIN, SUSAN: 38, 54, 248 FRASER, JEAN: 45 , 54, 209, 226,254 FRAY, HARRY: 54 FRAZIER, JOHN: 137 FRAZIER, ROASLIE: 117 FRAZIER, THOMAS: 127 FREE, JUOY: 117 FREELAND, SCOTT: 117 FREEMONT, KAREN: 137 FRENZ, OOROTKA: 55 FRENZ, LUCY: 127 FRENZ, STEPHANIE: 137 FRERICHS, ALAN: 149, 153 FRERICHS, MICHAEL: 149 FRERICHS, NOLA: 117 FUERSTENAU, JERRY: 55 FULLERTON, LOUISE: 117 FUNKHOUSER, ROBERT: 127 FUNKHOUSER, SHERRI: 117 FURUKAWA, CAROL: 127' G GADDIS, BONNIE: 127 GAGE, ALFREDA: 127 GAGE, CAROL: 127 GAINES, PAMELA: 137 GAINES, STANLEY: 117 GAITHER, HARVEY: 137 GAITHER, JANICE: 117 GAITHER, RONALO: 117 GARCIA, GORDON: 127 GARNETT, LAWRENCE: 127 GATES, JCE: 137 GATES, MARY: 117, 127 GAYLORD, GREG: 137 GAYLORD, JUOITH: 55, 232, 237 GAYLORD-, LANA: 127, 236 GENTRY, SOPHIA: 244 GEORGE, SHIRLEY: 55 GERSON, EVELYN: 137 GEYER, JUOITH: 55 GIBBS, DOROTHY: 137 GIBSON, CLAUOE: 127 GIFFORD, MARTIN: 127 GILBERT, GARY: 137 GILBERT, KATHY: 55, 104, 108 , 202, 254 GILBERT, TERI: 117 GILL, HELEN: 137 GILL, IDA; 127 GILL, LAUREL: 127 GILL, LEE: 127 GILLIGAN, JEFFREY: 117, 229 GILROY, SANORA: 55 GIVENS, MARY: 55 GLASS, MICHAEL: 137, 178 GLENN, LINDA: 127 GLENN, MARCIA: 137 GLOSS, NADINE: 137 GLOVER, KASSANDRA: 55, 204 GLYMPH, JANET: 55 GOETZ, KENNETH: 117 GOLD, JUDY: 55, 108, 204 , 232, 252 GOLDADER, GLORIA: 137 GOLDEN, BRENDA: 55 GOLDEN, LONELL: 117 GONZALES, MARTINA: 137 GOOO, LILLY: 137 GOOOFELLOW, PHILIP: 127 GOODFELLOW, PHILIP: 137 GOOORICH, BRUCE: 137 GORG, PHILIP: 55, 174, 175 GOSCH, DONALD: 137 GRABSR, CATHY: 117 X3RABOWENSKI, KATHY: 127 GRAHAM, BEATRICE: 127 GRAHAM, PATRICIA: 117 GRAHAM, ROY: 55 GRAHAM, STEVE: 55 GRANGER, ANDY: 117 GRANUM, JANICE: 56 , 204, 209 GRAVES. ANTHONY: 117 GRAVES, DONALD: 117 GRAVES, DWIGHT: 137 GRAVES, SHARON: 127 GRAY, WILLIE: 137 GREEAR, MIKE: 127 GRSEAR, TIMOTHY: 127 GREEN, BETTY: 137 GREEN, DEBORAH: 137 GREEN, JOYCE: 137 GREEN, JULIE: 117 GREEN, MORTON: 56 GREEN, WENDY: 137 GREEN, WOODROW: 137 GREENWAY, EUNICE: 127 GREENWOOD, BETH: 56 GREENWOOD, CAROL: 127 GREER, DEBRA: 127 GREER, LINDA: 127 GREER, LORRAIK: 137 GREY, GORDON: 137 GREY, PAMELA: 117 GRIER, SANORA; 117 GRIFFEN, KEITH: 127 GRIFFEN, ROBERT: 56 GRIFFITH, CATHERINE: 127 GRINDELL, WHITMAN: 117 GROGAN, KATHLEEN: 117 GROGAN, MARY: 117 GROGAN, SHEILA: 137 GUERRA, MIKE: 137 GUERRA, SHARON: 117 GUIMONT, KEITH: 137 GULBRANbSON, DAVID: 137 GULTRY, ALLEN: 137 GUITRY, MARGIE: 117 H HAATAJA, PAMELA: 56 HAGEDORN, LINDA: 127, 232 HAGERMAN, TERRANCE: 127 HAGERMAN, THOMAS: 127 HAGERMAN, TIMOTHY: 127 HAGERMAN, VICTOR: 127 HAGGER, OANNY: 127 KAHN, ANN: 137 HAU, DAVIO: 127 KALE, THELMA; 56 HALEY, KATHLEEN: 137 HALL, OAVID: 127 HALL, DONNIE: 117 HAH, JANE: 137 HALL, LAWRENCE: 127 HALL, RICHARD: 117 HALL8ACKA, LYNN: 137 HALVERSON, MARSHA: 117 HAMILTON, GLORIA: 137 HAMBLETON, MICHAEL: 56, 149, 153 HAMBLETON, PATRICK: 127, 149 NAMES, DOROTHY: 138 HAMES, GARY: 56 HAMMON, IRA: 127, 148 HAMMON, J. l.s 137 HAMPTON, PERCY: 117 HANCOCK, JUDY: 127 HANCOCK, VICTORIA: 137 HANSEN, ZOE: 56 HANSEN, JOELLEN: 117, 252 HARDAWAY, JOYCE: 127 HARDING, DANNY: 138 HARDING, STEVE: 127 HARMON, KATHY: 138 HARMON, TIM: 127 HARPER, CLARENCE: 56, 148, 236 HARPER, GLORIA: 117 HARPER, LINDA: 117 HARPHAM, WILLIAM: 138 HARRIS, AMOS: 91,127 HARRIS, CORNELIUS: 127 HARRIS. OANIEL: 117 HARRIS, KATHLEEN: 56, 252 HARRIS, LINOA: 56 HARRIS, RONALO: 127 HARRISON, WANDA: 138 HARRY, RAYMOND: 117,230 HARSKBURGER, 8RAOLEY: 138 HARSH8URGER, CINOY: 138 HART, DAVID: 138 HARTMAN, LUCY: 56 HARTUNG, RICK: 117, 230 HARTY, LUCINDA: 56 HARVEY, WILHELMENA: 127 HASE, NANCY: 127 HASH, ALLEN: 56 HASH, BARBARA: 117 HATCH, CAROL: 117 HATHAWAY, KAREN: 117 HATTEN, MELYNOA: 56, 77, 108 HAWLEY, MARGARET: 127 HAWN, JANET: 117 HAYDEN, THOMAS: 127 HAYHURST, DONALD: 45, 57, 39 HAYHURST. RONALD: 45, 57, 76 , 203 HAYWOOO, WILLIAM: 178 HERBERT, CRAIG: 138 HE8ISEN, ROBERT: 138 HEIKKINEN. CHRISTINA: 39, 57, 203 HEINE, NOLAN: 138 HEINZ. SHARON: 39, 45. 248 HELLERVIK, BRUCE: 57 HELLWEGE, SHERIS: 56 HELMER, MARK: 128 HENES, BARBARA: 117 HENRY, CAROLYN: 138 HENRY, PATRICIA: 128 HEPBURN, DONALD: 118, 148 HERGERT, SUSAN: 39, 57, 248, 249 HERIGSTAN, MARTIN: 57 MSRMANSON, GLEN0A: 138 HERNDON, JULIE: 118 HERRING, MARILYN 128 HEUER, RANDY: 128 HICKS, DEBORAH: 118 HICKS, JAMES: 138 HICKS, LAUREN: 118 HIESER, MARTHA: 128 MIGGINSON, DUANE: 45 , 57, 28, 164, IA7 HIGGINSON, GRANT: 128 HILL, ANITA: 118 HILL, LYN: 138 HILL, PEARLIE: 57 HILL, WILLIAM: 138 MILSON, WANDA: 57 HINES, BOBBY: 118 HINMAN, JEAN: 138 HIRSCH. STEVE: 138 HISER, SUSAN: 57 MITESMAN, MARIA: 57, 252 HOAGE, GERALD: 118 HOARD, VONLISA: 128 MODEL, NICHOLAS: 57 HODGES, RICKARD: 138 MOOGES. ROBERT: 118 HOEHN, JANICE: 118, 252 HOEKSEL, WILLIAM: 57, 204, 232 MOFFEDITZ, SUSAN: 118 HOFFOOITZ, LINDA: 138 HOGG, JOHNNY: 118 HOGLUND, GILBERT: 57 HOGLUND. JACQUELINE: 128 HOGOUIST, BURCE: 118 HOHNSTEIN, GEORGE: 128 HOKANSON, RIGER: 39, 57 HOLAS, LINOA: 128 MOLIOAY, LYNDA: 138 HOLLANO, DONALD: 58 HOLM, JIM: 58 HOLMES, DANNY: 128 HOLSCLAW, ELIZABETH: 128 HOLSCLAW, RICHAR0: 58 HOLTON, WILLIAM: 118 KOLWEGE, LAUREN: 118 HOLZMAN, ELIZABETH: 138 HOLZMAN, JOANNA: 138 HOLZMAN, LINDA: 58 HOPKINS, STANLEY: 138 HORNE, OOROTHY: 128 HORME, GEORGIA: 138 HORSLEY, MARY: 138 HOUGH, CLAYTON: 118 HOUGH, OAVID: 128 HOWARD, KEVIN: 138 HOWARD, LORETHA: 58, 2 1 HOWE. JENNIE: 118 HOWELLS, DAVID: 128, 149, 174 HUBER, PAMELA: 128 MUNDALL, TIMOTHY: 118 HUOSON, BARBARA: 128 HUOSON, BRUCE: 128 HUOSON, ELOIS: 138 HUOSON, THEREASA: 138 HUOSON, WILLIAM: 58 HUFFMAN, CAROL: 138 HUFFMAN, JAMES: 58 HUFFMAN, LINDA: 58, 252 HUFFMAN, SUSAN: 128, 221 HUGHES, ROBERT: 128 HUGHES, TIMOTHY: 138 HULEN, ROBERT: 138 HULLINGER, RICHARD: 58 HUMPHREY, BRUCE: 58 HUNT, SHARON: 58, 97, 226 HUNTER, CHARLES: 161 HUNTER, JEAN: 138 HUNTER, LYNDA: 128, 221 I IMES, CARL: 58, 209 IMES, LAURA: 138 INGRAHAM, MARK: 128 INGRAM, CHARLENE: 138 INGRAM, RAYETTA: 138 INGRAM, RICKEY: 128 INOUYE, KAREN: 118 IRISH, ROBERT: 138 IRVIN, FRE0: 128 IVERSON, JACK: 128 IVERSON, MARK: 118 IVERSON, SUSAN: 46, 58, 76, 108, 204 , 232, 252 J JACKSON, OIANE: 138 JACKSON, GARY: 118 JACKSON, GWEN: 128 JACKSON, JOHN: 128 JACKSON, JOYCE: 138 JACKSON, KATHY: 138 JACKSON, LEELLA: 128 , 221 JACKSON, MADELYN: 128 JACKSON, MCNEIL: 138 JACKSON, RODERICK: 138 JACKSON, VIRGINIA: 128 JACKSON, WENDY: 118 JACKSON, YVONNE: 138 JACOBS, CAROLYN: 58 JACOBSEN, JOANNE: 118, 221, 252 JACOBSEN, KAREN: 58 JAMES, CHARLES: 118 JAMES, DEBRA: 128 JAMES, E0WINA: 128 JAMES, JOYCE: 58, 204 JENKINS, AU.ISON: 118 JENKINS, CAROL: 138 JESSIE, DIANE: 118 JESSIE, DOROTHY: 128, 221 JETT, SANDRA: 58, 252 JIMMERSON, RONNIE: 138 JOE, JUDY: 128 JOE, SHIRLEY: 58 JOHNSON, ANN: 58, 108, 252 JOHNSON, BERNAR0: 128 JOHNSON, BILLY: 128 JOHNSON, CORAL: 59, 245 JOHNSON, CUKIIS: M8, 174 JOHNSON, OANIEL: 138 JOHNSON, DAVIO: 118 JOHNSON, DEBORAH: 128 JOHNSON, DONALO: 118 JOHNSON, DONNA: 128 JOHNSON, EDDIE: 59 JOHNSON, ERNEST: 128 JOHNSON, FRE0: 118 JOHNSON, FREDERICK: 138 JOHNSON, GERALDINE: 59 JOHNSON, GLORIA: 59 JOHNSON, GLORIA, 118, 221, 232, 253 JOHNSON, GORDON: 118, 161 JOHNSON, HARLEY: 59 JOHNSON, JACQUELINE: 128, 221 JOHNSON, JEAN: 138 JOHNSON, JIM: 59, 164, 167 JOHNSON, JUOY: 138 JOHNSON, KARIN: 118, 2� , 221, 236 JOHNSON, LEANNA: 118 JOHNSON, LINDA A.: 59 JOHNSON, LINOA 0.: 59 JOHNSON, MARGARET: 118, 221, 248 JOHNSON, MARVIN: 118 JOHNSON, MARY: 128 JOHNSON, MERRIDY: 139 JOHNSON, ORIN: 139 JOHNSON, PATTI: 139 JOHNSON, RICHARD: 118 JOHNSON, RINDA: 139 JOHNSON, RODERICK: 128 JOHNSON, ROGER: 128 JOHNSON, RONALD: 139 JOHNSON, ROY: 59 JOHNSON, SHARON:' 59, 108, 253 JOHNSON, SHELLEY: 128 JOHNSON, TEO: 118, 148 JOHNSON, TERRANCE: 128 JOHNSON, TOM: 137 JOHNSON, VALERIE': 118, 221, 246 JOHNSON, WALLACE E.: 59, 161 JOHNSON, WALLACE G.: 59 JOHNSON, WENOE: 139 JOHNSON, WILLIAM: 59 JONES, DANIEL: 128 JONES, DELORES: 59 JONES, DORIS: 5? JONES, NANCY: 118 JONES, PATRICIA: 118 JONES, ROBERT: 118 JONES, RUTH: 118, 221 JONES, SHERYL: 118,254 JUDGE, DANIEL: 59 JUOGC, RONALD: 118 K KAISER, SANDRA; 60 KANE, JACK: 139 KANELIS, GEORGEANN: 128 KARLS, DONNA: 118 KARLS, LLOYO: 128 KARPAVICIUS. BIRUTE: 60. 232 KARPAVICIUS, FRANK: 118 KARSTETTER, REGINA: 139 KEARNEY, SUSAN: 139 KEEGAN, THOMAS: 139 KELLEY, OSCAR: 118 KELLY, ALICE: 128 KELLY, 806: 60, 128 KELLY, EVA: 118 KEMP, BARBARA: 60 KEMPTON, GLORIA: 128 KENNEDY, VERNA: 139 KENNER, LORETTA: 139 KERNAN, KATHLEEN: 129, 221, 236 KESSLER, JAMES: 60 KESTNER, RANDALL: 129 KIKKEL, TES: 129 KIMMONS, WESLEY: 129 KINCAID, CHARLENE: 60, 248 KING, OOROTHY: 60 KING, J05EPH: 139 KING, NANCY: 118, 221, 233. 246 KINGHAM, OIANE: 60, 97, 226 , 249 KINMAN, EDWIN: 129 KINNAMAN, MIKE: 139 KITTO, CARY: 86, 139, 178 KITTO, GREGORY: 39, 60 KLEIN, RONALD: 118 KLINE, GLORIA: 60 KNIGHT. CHARISSE: 60 KNISS, KAREN: 60 , 77, 232, 246 KNOKEY, STANLEY: 139 KNUTH, JULIUS: 139 KNUTH, MILLIE: 119 KNUTH, THEODORE: 119 KOENIG. CYNTHIA: 139 KOENIG, JUOY: 129 KONINENOYKE, MARK: I� KOSKI, ANNA BELLE: 139 KOSKI, JUOY: 139 KRIEGER, GREGORY: 129, H9 KRIEGER, JACQUELYN: 91 KUNSELMAN, RALPH: 60 L LAASCH, AVA: 129 LABE NS KE, VIRGINIA: 139 LACHENMEIER. 0ANNY- 139 LADD, GARY: IIV, 164 LAOSEN, PAULA: 60 LAIZANS, PERTIS: 129 LAIZANS, ZIGURDS: 60 LAKE, OAGNA: 129, 221 LAMAR, WENDOLYN: 129 LA MARSH, KARLANO: 139 LAMB, MAE: 60 LAM8, RANCE: 129 LANE, KEITH: 129 LANG, JOSEPH: 129 LANGSTAFF, ROY: 139, 178 LARIS. CHERYL: 119 LARKINS, CLARENCE: 139 LARKINS, SAMUEL: 129 LARSEN, BILL: 139 LARSON, BARBARA: 119 LARSON, DEBRA: 102, 119, 221, 230, 25 LARSON, RANDY: 139 LATHAN, CAROL: 129, 221 LATKAN, DENISE: 139 LATHAN, MARIAN: 129 LATHAN, SAMMY: 60 LAURITZEN, JANET: 60 LAVERDURE, JOSEPH: 119 LAWRENCE, JANE: 61, 240 LAWRENCE, ROBERT: 61 LAWRENCE, STEWART: 61 LAWSON, EVELYN: 129 LAWSON, FRED: 139 LAWSON, BOB: 119, 226 LEBECK, KIM: 61 LECHER, STANLEY: 139 LEE, CHARLES: 139 LEE, DIANE: 236 LEE, GLORIA: 139 LEE, JAKE: 129 LEE, LINDA: 61 LEECH, CAROL: 139 LEECH, CONNIE: 139 LE FEBVRE, SANDRA; 39. 61, 253 L£ GORE, BECKY: 139 LEHMAN, JIM: 61 LEICHT, MARY: 61, 232, 249 LEMMA, PHILIP: 61 LENT, ZACHARY: 139 LEONARDINI, RICHARO: 61, 149, 153, 174. 175 LEONG, LYNOA: 61 LEPPERT, DAVE: 139 LEVENTKAL, TIMOTHY: 61 LEVERETT, BRENDA: 129, 221 LEWIS. BEVERLY: 139 LEWIS, ELRIA; 139 LEWIS, KEVIN: 61 LEWIS, SHIRLEY: 139 LIMNELL, THOMAS: 119 LINCOLN, WILMA: 46 , 61, 232, 246 LINCOLN, OON: 129 LINDLEY, JULIUS: 129 LINDQUIST, TERRY: 139 UNDSTEDT, NORVELLA: 139 LIVESAY, BARBARA: 46, 61, 91, 204 , 253 LOCKETT, PAMELA: 139 LOCKNER, WILLIAM: 129 LOCKRIDGE, ROLAND: 139 LOHKAMP, UAH: 139 LONG. GLORIA; 61 LONG, JOHN: 119 LONG, LINDA: 119 LONG, NELIA: 139 LOOS, RICHARO: 119 LOOS, RONALD: 129 LOVE, MURIEL: 139 LOVE, ROBERT: 139 LOVE, STEVE: 61 LOVING, BETTY: 61 LOWDER, SAMUEL: 119 LOWE, DORIS: 129 LOWE, PATSY: 62 LOWERY, EARL: 129 LOWERY, DARNELL: 62 LOWRY, JEFFREY: 129 LUCE, FAY: 119, 247 LUTHER, ROBERT: 140 LUTZ, TOO: 140 LYONS, BARBARA: 62 LYONS, E0WIN: 119 M MACARTHUR, MICHAEL: 62, 205 MACK, ANGELA: 129, 232, 221, 236 MACK, BRUCE: 129 MACK, OIANNA: 119 MACK, JERRY: 119 MACKAY, 0ENNIS: 129 MACKIN, LARRY: 62 MADDOX, MARY: 141 MAISEl, AUDREY: 62 MANUS, RONALD: 129 MARESH, PAUL: 129 MARSHALL, GREG: 129 MARSHALL, JERRY: 129 MARTIN, OENNIS: 46, 62, 97. 226 MARTIN, GIFFORD: '29 MARTIN, JAMES: 62 MARTIN, JANICE: 119 MARTIN, MERTRIA: 129 MARTIN, RONNIE: 140 MARTIN, JANICE: 119 MASHIA, ROSE: 129 MASON, RON: 119 MASSEY, JAMES: 119 MATHEWS, LINDA: IIV MATHIES. DENNIS: 119 MATTHEWS, JACKIE: 129 MATTHEWS, JOHANNA: 140 MATTHEWS, MALCOLM: 119 MATTHEWS, MARY: 129 MATTHIS, MARLA: 129 MAURER, GARY: 119 MAURER, SHERI: 129 MAYES, SUSAN: 129, 221 MAYO. CHARUS, 119, 148, 174 MAYS, COLUEN: 62, 254 MC ADAMS, GARY 129 MC ALUSTER, BILL 140 MC ALUSTER, MARGARET: 66 MC ARTHUR, OONALO: 129 MC ARTHUR, SANDRA: 119, 249 MC CALMONT, STEVEN: 129 MC CARTHY, ALONOA: 129 MC CARTHY, STEVE: 119 MC CAUL, CONSTANCE: 129 MC CAUL, JUOY: 62 MC CAULEY, JODY: 62. 254 MC CLAIN, GLORIA: 119 MC CLURE, SHARON: 140 MC CORO, DORIS: 129 MC KINSTRY, LORAINE: 119 MC LENNAN, VIRGINIA: 129 MC MEANS, LINDA: 62, 244 MC MULLIN, DAVE: 140 MC MURRY, GRACI: 130 MC MURRY, NETTIE: 140 MC MURTRY, SHIRLEY: 140 MC NABB, ROBERT: 119 MC NALLY, RHONDA: 140 MC NEEL, 0ARRELL: 130 MC PHERSON, REGINA: 140 MC REYNOLDS, LAURA: 119, 221, 236, 254 MC REYNOLDS, MEREOITH; 236 MC SPERITT, KATHLEEN: 62 MC SWAIN, SANORA, 119 MC VAY, JANICE: 91, 130 MEAOEN, SHIRLEY: 63 MEANS, LENELL: 63, 149, 153 MEEKER, JUOY: 119 MEHRENS, CATHY: 140 MEHRENS, WALLACE: 140 MEHRER, BONNIE: 63 MELCHER, BARBARA: 130 MElCHOIR, MARILYN: 119 MELCHOIR, MICHAEL: 63, 148, 152 MENCONI, RON; 130 MENDENHALL, RICHARD: 119 MENDOZA, TERRY: 130 MENEFEE, RAYMONO: 119,148 MENEFEE, SHANDRA: 130 MERRIFIEL0, JANICE: 63 MERRIFIELO, KATHRYN: 130 MERRILL, KARNE: 39, , 108, 204, 232, 249 MERRIWEATHER, TIMOTHY: 119 MEYER, CHRISTINE: 140 MEYER, DONALD: 63 MEYER, JUDY: 119 MEYERS, CANDANCE: 130 MEYERS, STEVEN: 140 MICKELS, MONTE: 119 MJCKELS, RICK: 63, 164, 203 MILES, ANTHONY: 140 MILES, BEVERLY: 130 MILES, MARILYN: 140 MILJUS, STEVE: 63 MILLER, RAETTA: 119 MILLER, 6ERNADINE: 130 MILLER, DANIEL: 119 MILLER, DANIEL: 140 MILLER, GILDA: I4D MILUR, JONATHAN: 119, 203 MILLER, LAROI: 119 MILUR, LARRY: 119 MILLER, LINDA: 140 MILUR, MELODIE: 140 MILUR, SHARON: 140 MILLER, SHEILA: 63 MILUR, SUE: 130, 221 MILLER, SUSAN: 46 , 63, 205, 232, 254 MILLER, SYLVIA: 140 MILLER, WALTER: 119 MILLER, WILLIE: 63 MILLIRON, RANDI: 130, 221 MILLS, SUSIE: 120 MIMS, OOROTHY: 140 MISHUR, MARLA: 140 MITCHELL, ARTHUR: 46 , 63. 91. 148 MITCHELL, BILLY: 140 MITCHELL, FLORIA: 120 MITCHELL, GLORIA: 63 MITCHELL, JOHN: 130 MITCHELL, STEPHANIE: 130 MITTEN, DAMON: 130 MOANING, CARL: 140 MOANING, JOHN: 120 MOE, SHIRLEY: 130 MOHR, KEITH: 130 MONGRAIN, JIM: 130 MONGRAIN,KENNETH: 39, 63 MONK, HEUN: 140 MONK, JESSE: 120, 148, 174, 175 MONTGOMERY, CHARLES: 120 MONTGOMERY, SYLVIA: 140 MOOOY, OLIVIA: 120 MOORE, BILLY: 140 MOORE, CHARLOTTE: 120 MOORE, DENAREUS: 140 MOORE, GWENDOLYN: 120 MOORE, JULIUS: 130 MOORE, MILTON: 140 MOORE, PATRICK: 140 MOORE, ROY: 120 MORAN. SHARON: 140 MOREAU, ROSE: 140 MORGAN, MARIE: 130 MORRIS, BONNIE: 130 MORRIS, ELMER: 130 MORRIS, SANORA: 130 MORTORFF, MARGARET: 140 MULLEN, BRENDA: 120 MUIUR, KATHERINE: 63 MUNN, KEITH: 140 MURCHISON, PAMELA: 130, 221 MURRAY, BARBARA; 140 MUSE, DONNA: 130 MUSSMAN, RON: 64 MYRICK, SUSAN: 130 N NAS MAN, DAVID: 130 NATHAN, MICHAEL: 133 NEAL, JIA.IE: 130 NEAL, KATHLEEN: 46 , 64, 104, 209, 255 NEAL, RICHARD: 130 NEDROW, PHYLLIS: 120 NEOROW, SALLY: 64 NEEDUS, LEAH: 130 NEEDLES, LELIA: 140 NEITLING, TERRY: 140 NELSON, AZZIE: 140 NELSON, BARBARA: 120 NELSON, DAVID: 140 NELSON, JAY: 64, 203 NELSON KATHRYN: 64, 249 NELSON, USLIE: 140 NELSON, MARK: 120 NELSON, NANCY: 39, 64, 203, 255 NELSON, PATSY: 120 NELSON, SARA: 130 NESTER, DONALD: 130 NEUBARTH, RAEVON: 130 NICKERSON, RALPH: 140 NICKUBERRY, GERUTHA: 104, 130 NICKOFF, HELEN: 140 NICOSIA, JOSEPH: 140 NIELSEN, CHRISTINE: 120 NINOMIYA, RADINE: 86, 140 NINOMJYA, RICKI: 64, 203, 253 NISHINO, LAURA: 86, 140 NOLTEN, JIM: 47, 64, 149, 151, 152 NOLTEN, RANDAL: 130 NOLTEN, RONALD: 120 NORDSTROM, RON: 140 NORDSTROM, SUE: 120 NORDSTROM, TERRY: 130 NORMAN, JOANNE:. 120 NORMAN, JONATHAN: 141 NOVINGER, NORMAN; 120, 203 NOZAKI, JOHN: 64 NOZAKI, NICKY: 1 1, 178 NUNAMAKER, BARBARA: 1 1 o O'CONNOR, MARY ANN: 39, 47, 44, 232, 253 O'CONNOR, MICHAEL: 130 ODELL, GARY: 1 1 ODERMANN, MARY: 130, 221 ODERMANN, MICHAEL: 1 2 OGILOY, PAM: 120 OKAWA, GLENN: 130 OKAZAKI, KENNETH: 6 OLDHAM, CHERYL: 6 OLDHAM, ERIC: 120 O'LEARY, DENNIS: 6 . 97, 226 OLIVE, HERBERT: 1 1 OLIVER, DAVE: 1 1, 173 OLIVER, STEVE: 39. 64 OLLISON, JEROME: 1 1 OLSEN, ROY: 130 OOTEN, FRED: 120 OPPEK, BARBARA: 130 ORESKOVICH, JOE: 120 ORESKOVICH, PATRICIA: 6 ORIN, JOHN: 120 OSBORNE, ARCH: 120 OSBORNE, ARNOLD: 6 OSWALO, DAVID: 39, 46 , 6 O'TELLE, GWENDOLYN: 130 OTTO, CARY: 130 OTTO, KATHY: 1 1 OTTO, MARY: 130, 221 OUCHIDA, DINAH: 120 OVERVOLD, MARY: 86, 141, 236 OVERVOLD, PAUL: 130 DVERVOLD, PETE: 39, 65, 80, 17 . 175 P PACKER, TOM: 1 1 PACKER, WAYNETTE: 130 PAODEN, ALLAN: 65 PAODEN, HAftSQN: 120 PAOEN, AMBER: 120 , 221 PAOEN, LAURICE: 130 PADEN, MELONEE: 1 1 PALMER, CAROL: 86, 141 PALMER, GLENDA: 120 PALMER, MARILYN: 37, 39, 65, 103, 2 9 PANEK, SUSAN: 1 1 PARASHOS, PETER: 130 PARKER, ELENOR: 1 1 PARKER, KATHERINE: 120 PARKIN, KATHERINE: 120 PARKIN, LARRY: 1 1, 230 PARKS, WARREN; 141 PARRIES, DEBORAH: 141 PARRIS, FLOYD: 141, 173 PARRIS, VERNON: 120 PARSONS, EVELYN: .130, 232, 221 PARSONS, ROGER: 120, 1 9, 230 PARTIRDGE, MARC: 65 PARTRIDGE, MAX: 133 PATTERSON, ANNA: 120 PATZER, DENNIS: 1 1 PAYTON, FRANCINE: 130 PAYTON, TERRY: 1 1, 175 PEARSON, POLLY: 39, 65, 2 9 PECK, CLIFFOfcO: 1 1 PEGNONE, JOYCE: 65, 108 , 253 PEGNONE, PETER: 130 PEREZ, LINOA: 102, 120, 221, 253 PERKINS, STEVEN: 141 PERRY, ANITA: 120 PERRY, ANNE: 120 PERRY, PERRY: 130 PERSON, ANNE: 120 PETE, BARBARA: 1 1 PETE, JAMES: 131 PETERSEN, AILEEN: 131 PETERSEN, JANE: 65 PETERSEN, MARY: 120 PETERSON, BARBARA: 65 PETERSON, CAROLYN: 131, 221 PETERSON, CATHERINE: 131 PETERSO'N, DAN: 65 PETERSON, PETER: 1 1 PETERSON, ROBERT: 65 PETERSON, SANDIE: 131 PETERSON, WANOA: 1 1 PETTIT, MARY: 141 PEYTON, EILEEN: 141 PFANNES, MARTIN: 65 PFEIFER, GARTH: 131 PFEIFER, ROBERT: 65, 1 3, 153 PFEIFER, STANO: 65 PFENNING, HARVEY: 65, 1 9, 152 PHELAN, BILL: 120 PHELAN, TERILA: 131 PHILLIPS, BRENDA: 131 PHILLIPS, GAIL: 1 1 PHILLIPS, GREGORY: 120 PHILLIPS, JOHN: 120 PHILLIPS, MAURICE: 141 PHILLIPS, ROBERT: 131 PHILLIPS, VALERIE: 39, 65, 232, 253 PHIPPS, MARY: 65 PIATT, OONNA: 131 PICKENS, PATRICIA; 141 PICKETT, CARMEN: 120 PIERCE, LINDA: 120 PIERCEY, BILL: 131 PIGMAN, JOAN: 141 PIPKEY, DAVID: 65 PLANTENBERG, TERRI: 121 PLATT, GARY: 121 POE, JANICE: 121, 221 POITRAS, STUART: 131 POITRAS, SHEILA: 121 POLLARD, LINDA: 141 POLLARD, TERRY: 121 POOS I, VICHIAN: 47, 65, 232 PORTERFIELD, CHERYL: 131, 221 POTTER, MARY: 121 POTTER, RANDAL: 131 POWELL, LINOA: 121 POWELL, TESSIE: 1 1 POWERS, MIKE: 141 PRATT, LINDA: 131 PRATT, SUZANNE: 121 PSEAS, BRENDA: 141 PRENTICE, KATHY: 141 PRESTON, CAROLYN: 131 PRICE, OAVID: 131 PROPPS, BARBARA: 131 PRUITT, CAROL: 131 PRUITT, LA VERN: 141 PRUITT, RICHARD: 66 . 97, 209 PRUITT, WILLIAM: 47, 66 , 209 PUOWILL, JOSEPH: 1 1, 175 PULIOFF, LINDA: 131, 232, 221 PURSER, VICKY: 131 Q QUA8NER, CLAUDIA: 66 QUINTANILLA, BENNY: 121 QUINTANILLA, LINDA: 121 QUINTON, MARIA: 121 P RADCLIFF, BENJAMIN: 1 1 RADCLIFFE, ROBERT: 121, 178 RADFORD, GRAOY: 131 RADfORD, JOYCE: 121 RAINES, GREGORY: 1 1 RANDALL, GEORGE: 131 RANDALL, RAMONA: 66 , 246 RANDOLPH, MARY: 141 RASMUSSEN, DEAN: 131 RATCLIFF, LORE: 1 1 RAY, 0E8ORAH: 141 RAY, RICHARD: 39, 66 REA, BARBARA: 141 REA, EDWARD: 66 READY. LINOA; 131, 221 REBEIRO, MELOOIE; 121 REED, GWEN: 1 1 REED, MOSELLE: 66, 97 REEO, PAT: 121 REED, SHARI: 121, 221 REEL, DEBORAH: 66 REID, BARBARA: 141 REID, FREDERICK: 66 REID, MARY: 121, 230 REIO, SHEILA: 66 REIO, THOMAS: 121 REILLY, NANCY: 1 1 REINKE, KURT: 131 REISWIG, GAYLE: 1 1 REITH, SHERRIE: 66 RELF, BARBARA: 131, 221 RE IF, STYLE: 1 1 REPFETO, DEBORAH: 121 REUTER, GARY: 141 REUTER, VIRGINIA: 141 REYES, PATRICIA: 131 REYNOLDS, LINDA: 131, 221 RHOADES. RICKY: 131 RICH, ROZANE: 1 1 RICHARDSON, LINDA: 121 RICHEY, DOROTHY: 66 RICHMOND. ELLEN: 1 2 RICHMOND, RALPH: 121 RIDDLE, PATRICIA: 66 RILEY, EARNEST: 121 RINEHART, RICHARD: 131 ROIROAN, KATHRYN: 121 RITHALER, LINDA: 1 2 RITHALER, LUCILLE: 39, 66 RIVERS, ALFRED: 131 ROBERTS, CAROL: 66, 244 ROBERTS, JOHN: 1 2 ROBERTS, JOY: 66 ROBERTS, RICHARD: 131 ROBERTS, SANDRA: 1 2 R08ERTSON, ROSE: 121 ROBEY, REBECCA: 121 ROBILLARD, DEBORAH: 121 R03INSON, SHEILA: 121 ROGERS, JAMES: 67 ROGERS, MARQUERITE: 131 ROGERS, REBECCA: 67 ROGERS, ROBERT: 121 ROGERS, TIMOTHY: 131, 161 ROGERS, WILLIAMS: 131 ROHRBACH. CHERYL: 67 ROISE, RICHARD: 67 ROISE, SUSAN: 142 ROSE, LORI: 1 2 ROYSE, SHARON: 131 RUBEY, DAVID: 1 2 RUDIE, JOSEPH: 131 RUMJ3AUGH, MATTHEW: 121 RUPERT. KATHLEEN: 67. 108 . 253 RUSCHEINSKY, CHRISTINE: 67 RUSH. BOBBIE: 131 RUSSELL, THELMA: 131 RUSSELL, VELMA: 131 RUSTAD, HARRY: 67 RUTHERFORD. BARBARA- 67. 209 RYCE, WILLIAM: 142 RYZNER, JOAN: 121, 236 s SABO, RICHARD: 131 SAMM5, KENNETH: 131 SANDERS, JAMES: 1 3 SANDERS, JOYCE: 121, 2 1 SANDERS, WILLIE: 1 3 SANDO, BRADFORD: 67 SANDS, STEVE: 121 SANDSTROM, MARY: 67, 2 7 SANDFORD, JOANNE: 121 SASAKI, DARLENE: 121, 247 SASAKI, GARY: 131 SCHACH, REBECCA: 143 SCHAKOLS, MYRA: 67, 255 SCHAKOLS, ROBERT: 1 3, 178 SCHALK, KATHY: 67, 209 SCHAUSS, MARY: 1 3 SCHEEl, SHARON: 67, 97 SCHIEDLER, LA DONNA: 67 SCHMITZ, GAYLE: 131 SCHMUNK, OENNIS: 121 SCHMUNK, JEANNE: 131 SCHMUNK, KATHLEEN: 142 SCHNIEDER, SHIRLEY: 1 2 SCHCEPPER, GREG: 67, 1 8, 153 SCHCOK, LE ROY: 67 SCHULTE, SORNEVA: 13) SCHULTZ, MEVA: 131 SCHWAGER, GAYLE: 131 SCHWERDT, BETH: 67, 97, 226, 2 7 SCHWINOf, CYNTHIA: 121 SCOTT, JACQUELINE: 121 SCOTT, LINDA: 67, 108, 2 7 SCOTT, MONTIE: 131 SCOTT, SANORA: 121 SCOTT, YVETTE: 1 2 SCOTTY, VERLENE: 1 2 SCRUGGS, MICHELLE: 67 SEARCY, GLENDA; 121 SIEOL, RONALD: 121 SEIFERT, LARRY: 67 SEIFERT, SHERRY: 1 2 SEVERIN, EVERETT: 121 SHAODUCK, BARBARA: 67, 108, 2 7 SHADDUCK, DENNIS: 1 2 SHANNON, OAVID: 67 SHARP, DONALD: 1 2 SHAW, ROGER: 142, 178 SHEPHARD, OONALO: 164, 167 SHEPHARD, KENNETH: 121 SHEPPARD. CHARLES: 67, 164, 167 SHERIDAN, LINDA: 142 SHERMAN, KATHRYN: 67 SHERMAN, LINOA: 67, 97, 104, 205, 226 SHERMAN, PHYLLIS: 121 SHERRILL, RANDY: 1 2, 178 SHERRILL. STEVE: 131, 1 9, 17 SHEVLANO, SUSAN; 39, 67, 205 SHEVLANO, WltUAM: 131 SHIMON, MARY: 121 SHOOK, OAN: 121 SHOOP, KATHLCCN: 121 Sl£, CLARENCE: 67 SICMUNO, JOSIE: 67, 245 SILVA, ROSEANNA: 121 SIMMONOS, MARVAL: 121, 25S SIMMONOS, MOLLY: 121 SIMONSON, DE80RAH: 121 SIMPSON, DAVID: 142 SIMS, KIM; 142 SIMS, PAUL: 121 SIMS, SHIRLEY: 132 SKINNER, PATRICIA: 68, 205 SLAUGHTER, DOUGLAS: 121 SLIDER. RONALD: 121 SLONALD, BRYAN; 121 SMART. PENNY: 68, 108 SMITH, BARBARA: 132 SMITH, BRENDA: 122 SMITH, BRUCE A.: 122 SMITH, BRUCE D.: 142 SMITH, CAROLYN; 69, 142 SMITH, DALE: l«2 SMITH, DEBORAH: 132 SMITH, DONNA; 122 SMITH, GAY LEA: 142 SMITH, HENRYETTA: 142 SMITH. JURON: 142 SMITH, JAMES: 132 SMITH, JAMES: 142 SMITH, JANET: 69 SMITH, KATHY: 132 SMITH, KATHY L.: 69 SMITH, LANA: 69 SMITH, LARRY: 69 SMITH, LEROYE.: 132 SMITH, MARCIA: 132 SMITH, MONTE: 122 SMITH, NANCY: 69, 253 SMITH, RHONDA: 132 SMITH, ROBERTA: 69, 254, 255 SMITH, TRUOI: 132 SMITH, WANDA: 142 SNYDER, BILL: 142 SNYDER, DONNA; 132 SNYDER, ROBERT: 122 SPEIDEL, JAMES; 122 SPENCER, KERRY: 122 SPENCER, WESLEY: 142 SPONSLER, KRISTINE: 69 SPOONER, BARBARA: 142 SPROUSE, CAROLE: 122, 230 SPROUSE, RUSSELL: 69, 205 SPROUSE, TERESA; 142 SPURGIN, CRAIG: 142 SPULGIN, HAL: 142 SPURGIN, LYNDA: 69, 241 STABEN, VALERIE: 122 STAFFORD, DAVID: 132 STAMATIS, SOPHIE: 132 STANSELL, CINDY: 104, 122, 255 STANSEIL, JERILYN: 69 STANTON, PATRICIA: 122 STARK, WILLIAM: 142 STATZER, JOANNA; 69, 236 STELTER, KAY: 37, 39, 69, 103, 247 STEPHAN, 0ENNIS: 142 STEVENS, CHUCK: 142 STEVENS, WANOA; 132 STEVENSON, KATHERINE: U2 STEWART, LARCATAR: 69 STINSON, CAROLYN: 142 STOKES, DEBRA: 142 STONE8RINK, SCOTT: 142 STOREY, DIANNE: 122 STREICKR, SCOTT: 142 STRONG, DARNELL: 132 STRONG, JACKIE: 132 STRONG, RONALD: 132 STRUZNIK, ROBERT: 132 STRUZNIK, SALLY: 39, 69, 202 247 STURNES, J. L.: 122 SULLIVAN, KELLY: 142 SULLIVAN, KATHY: 142 SUMMERFIELO, LARRY: 132 SUPER, JOYCE: 132 SUTI RLAND, BOBBY: 142 SUTTON, JOE: 132 SVENOSEN, LINDA: 142 SWAIM, NANCY: 132 SWAIN, MARSHA; 122 SWIFT, ROD: 132 SW1LAS, LINDA: 132 SWOFFORO, SALLY: 142 T TABOR, MELISSA; 122 TACKER, THERESA: 123 TAIT, JULIE: 70, 253 TALLY, KATHLEEN: 143 TALLY, LINDA: 39, 70 TAITON, GREGORY: 122 TANNER, WILLIE: 143 TATE, THOMAS: 39. 70, 148. 152 TATUM, HENRY: 143 TAYLOR, DARIA: 122 TAYLOR, GREGORY: 143 TAYLOR, JOHN: 143 TAYLOR. LOIS: 132 TAYLOR, PAULETTE: 143 TAYLOR, ROSIE: 70 TEA, DIANNA: 143 TELLER, TERESA: 122 TOLLIS, SANDRA: 122 TERRY, JAMES: 70 TERRY, RICHARD: 122 TERRY, TOM: 143 THALER, JAMES: 122 THIELE, GLENN: 143 THIEDGILL, DIANE: 122 THOMAS, ARTENT: 143 THOMAS, DEBBIE: 143 THOMAS, SUSAN: 132 THOMAS, VERONICA: 70 THOMPSON, ALFRED: 132 THOMPSON, ARNEDA: 70 THOMPSON, DEAN: 143 THOMPSON, JEAN: 132 THOMPSON, KAREN: 205 THOMPSON, MICHAEL: 122 THORNE, JEFFREY: 143 THORSNES, MELINDA: 70 TILLMAN, RUTH: 132 TIMWERECK, EODIE: 143 TIMS, JAMES: 70, 148, 152, 164, 167 TIMS, TERRY: 132 TINDALL, GAIL: 132 TINDALL, JOY: 143 TINSLEY, FRANCES: 143 TOOD, TOM: 47, 40 , 77. 148, 152 TOPPING, ROBERT: 122 TOWER, JERRY: 143 TUES, SHARI: 143 TURNBULL, DALE: 132 TURNBULL, SUSAN: 122, 255 TURNER, BRUCE: 143 TURNER,.CRAIG: 70 TURNER, KATHY: 143 TURNER, MICHAEL: 40, 132 TURNER, SHIRLEEN: 70 TWETEN, PAUL: 132, 175 TWIOGER, BRAD: 143 U V ULLRICH, KAREN: 143 ULLRICH, STEVEN: 132 UNGER, MOLLI: 122 UNGSTAD ANNE: 70 VALENTINE, JERRY: 132 VAN BRONCKHORST, SUNNY: 71, 255 VANCE, MICHAEL: 145 VANCE, ORLANDO: 145 VANCE, WELOON: 132.148 VAN KIRK, BILL: 132 VANN, RITA: 143 VAN ROEKEL, OELVA: 71 VAN VALKENBERG, DONALD: 122 VARKADOS, GEORGE: 143 VARKADOS, MARGARET: 122 VAUGHN, EVELYN: 132 VAUGHN, LOWS: 143 VAUGHN, MICHAEL: 71 VAUGHN, NOBLE: 71 VEACH, ELLEN: 122 VEST, DOROTHY: 132 VEST, JAMES: 143 VOLTZ, VICTORIA: 132 VAVLEN, DEBORAH: 122 w WAITES, DEBRA: 143 WAITES, KAREN: 122 WAITES, PATRICIA: 71 WAL6AUM, JANELLE: 143 WALDEN, BRENDA: 122 WALKER, ANDREA: 143 WALKER, ANNETTA: 143 WALKER, JOHN: 143 WALKER, LILA: 71, 241 WALKER, RUTH: 122 WALLACE, DEBRA: 122, 209 WALLBERG, JANET: 122, 247 WALLBERG, STAN: 143, 175 WALLBERG, STEVEN: 71 WANNER, CHRISTINE: 143 WARD, DELLA: 122 WARNEKE. JOYCE: 132 WARNER, CATHERINE: 122 WARNER, STEVEN: 122 WARNOCK, BEVERLY: 40, 122, 230, 249 WARRE, ANTHONY: 143 WARREN, FRANK: 132 WARREN, LARRY: 122 WARREN, WANDA: 143 WARRING, CHRIS: 132 WASHBURN, CINDY: 143 WASHBURN, LYNDA: 71 WASHINGTON, CHARLES: 143 WASHINGTON, JOHN: 132, 148 WASHINGTON, PAMELA; 143 WASSON, EDWINA: 71, 209, 255 WASSON, JENNIFER: 102, 122 WATERS, DEIDRE: 71 WATKINS, BILLY: 122 WATSON, TERRY: 71 WEATHERSPOON, STEPHEN: 122, 230 WEBB, CLIFFORD: 132 WEBBER, PHILLIP; 143 WEEMS, EDDIE: 143 WELCH, BRAD: 143 WELCH, DINAE: 122 WELLS, LAWRENCE: 71, 148, 152. 164 WENDT, ZOE ANN; 71 WESLEY, MELYNDA: 132 WESLEY, TIMOTHY: 143 WEST, ALFANNA: 143 WEST, LARRY: 132 WEST, LINOA: 143 WESTOVER, WILLIAM: 123 WEYERS, JOHN; 132 WHEAT, JAMES: 143 WHEELER, JUDY: 123 WHEELER, LLOYD: 143 WHITE. CAROL: 132 WHITT, GERALD: 148,153 WHITE, JAMES: 71 WHITE, JOYCE: 71 WHITE, KATHRYNE: 132 WHITE, LEONARD: 143 WHITE, LINDA: 123 WHITE, MICHAEL: 143 WHITE, MITCHELL: 123 WHITE, PAMELA: 123 WHITE, PATRICIA: 71 WHITE, RONNIE: 132 WHITE, RUTHELLA: 72 WIDLITS, ALLAN: 72, 205, 209 WIDLITS, THOMAS: 143 WIEBE, JON: 72 WIESE, DAVID: 132 WILHELM, GEORGE: 143 WILLIAM, CARLSON: 144 WILLIAMS, CLIFFORD: 144 WILLIAMS, DAVID: 123, 148, 164 WILLIAMS, DEBORAH A.: 144 WILLIAMS, DEBORAH K.: 144 WILLIAMS, OIANE: 144 WILLIAMS, GERALDINE: 144 WILLIAMS, JOSEPHINE: 123 WILLIAMS, KRISTI: 132 WILLIAMS, LA JOICE: 72 WILLIAMS, MELVIN: 144 WILLIAMS, MICHAEL: 133 WILLIAMS, RONALD: 133 WILLIAMS, ROYCE: 123, 161 WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY: 133 WILLIAMS, ULYSEES: 144 WILLIAMS, VONCILLE: 144 WILLOUGHBY, BRENDA: 72 WILSON, ANDREW: 123 WILLSON, EVALYNE; 144 WILSON, JOEL: 144 WILSON, LCRETTA: 144 WIRCHESTER, LEWIS: 133 WING. JACQUE: 123 WING, RICHARD: 72 WING. WINDY: 133 W1NKLE8LECK, PATTI: 123 WINTERS, ROBERT: 123 WIRTA, WAYNE: 72 WISEMAN, WENDY: 144 WITTER, SHARON: 144 WOLF, ERIC: 123 WOLF, KEVIN: 72 WOLFINGTON, THEODORE- 123 WONDERS, JANICE: 133 WOOOLEY, SANDRA: 144 WOOOS, ALBERT: 123 WOOOS, DEBORAH: 123 WOOOS, DEBBY: 133 WOOOS, GREGORY: 133 WOODS, LARRY: 144 WOODS, PAULA: 144 WOODS, VICKI: 72 WOOLHISER, TERESA: 144 WORKMAN, CLAUDIA: 133 WORTHINGTON, DAVE: 123 WRIGHT, ANDREW: 144 WIRGHT, ARTHUR: 72 WRIGHT, GERALD: 144 WRIGHT, RANDY: 123 WRIGHT, RONDAL: 123, 148 WROTEN, EOWARO: 123, 149 WUNSCH, KRISTINE: 133 X Y Z YARBOROUGH, ELMER: 123 YARBOROUGH, JOYCE: 133 YARBOROUGH, WILLIE: 144 YARNELL, HARRY: 123 YARNELL, JIMMY: 144 YEE, RUBY: 72 YGLESIAS, EOYALA: 40, 72 YOUNG, GREG: 133 YOUNG, JUNE: 123 YOUNG, KATHY: 123 YOUNG, MARVIN: 144 YOUNG, RONALD: 133 YOUNG, STEPHEN: 72 YOUNKER, APRIL: 72 ZELENKA, THOMAS: 39, 72