Joel E Ferris High School - Exeter Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1974 volume:

These are the times, my friend . . . 2 With pride in our school well as ourselves Living the life we choose Dreaming of tomorrow yesterday ' s good times 14 But, my friend, these were the times DEDICATION The 1973-1974 Exeter is dedicated to Mr. Jack Matthews. Ferris ' Assistant Principal. Mr Matthews was born and reared in Wedowee. Alabama He came to Spokane in 1 948 while he was in the Air Force. After being discharged from the Air Force in 1955. he attended Gonzaga University and received his masters degree in administration He began teaching in Spokane in 1 958 Before coming to Ferris Mr. Matthews taught in District 81 at Bancroft. Hamilton, and Salk. He started at Ferris in 1969 assuming the duties of Dean of Students, a position he held for five years. In 1 973 he was appointed the position of Assistant Principal. Mr Matthews has performed excellently in this position and has earned the respect of both the faculty and students. He has a positive attitude on life that shows through in his work with students The Exeter staff gratefully wishes Mr Matthews the best of luck in the years to come. Table of Contents Photo Essay 1 Faculty 18 Seniors 38 Underclassmen 74 Organizations 104 Sports 136 Student Life 170 Ads and Index 208 ADMINISTRATION Herschel Lindsey — Principal Steve Hogue — Vice Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1974 Congratulations to the editors and staff of the Exeter for this pictorial chronicle of events for the school year 1973-74. You as Saxons have played an important role in the history of this school Since you as seniors will follow many different paths of life after graduation, you will find this book more valuable as the years roll by. I can assure you that in the future you will take this book from the shelf to recall a face or an event, and may it bring pleasant memories of your Saxon years. The staff and I wish you the best in whatever direction you take. Jack Matthews — Vice Principal 20 A little learning is a dangerous thing; Drink deep, or taste not the Perian spring HISTORY Herm Caviness — U.S. History Tom Hedemark — U S History Larry Weir — World Geog . Wn St Hist Cary Heth — Beh Science. World History MATHEMATICS Penny Franks — Geometry. Int Math Mike Strand — General Math Algebra HOME ECONOMICS Betty Nuss — Clothing. Bach Living Mary Robinson — Clothing. Consumer Ed Kathy Kelly — Foods. Home Furnishing 25 BUSINESS Don Lobdell — Typing Rich Hembree — Typing Keith Jones — Business Mgr . Bookkeeping. Typing Steve Backlund — DECA. Business Law Janis Hankel — Steno. Business Mach.. Exec. Mach Louise Wickward — Steno, Secretarial Science m 26 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 27 SCIENCE 30 ENGLISH Foster Walsh — Sr English Lois Neswick — Sf English Sharon Straub — Soph English Joan Darou — Speech. Debate Cora Lambert — Soph English Gary Anderson — Soph English Gary Simpson — Soph English, Journ . Exeter. Chronicles 32 Ida Culler — Jr English .. .• •• - • • • • • ......... • ; ; Mm Nina Coppay — Jr English Virginia Huggins — Fr English In Hi • Gary Finer — Jr English. Vocabulary Education begins a gentleman, Conversation completes him Blanche Jovanovich — Fr English Terry Kelly — Jr English Joan Lake — Fr English Lorraine Cooksey — Reading 33 This year ' s Exeter staff gratefully thanks the School Board of District 81 for the countless hours of dedicated work they spent for Spokane ' s students Board mem- bers include from left to right - Larry Vander- vert. Richard Oakley. Judith Alexander. John Warn. R E Jorgensen, and Superintendent Wal- ter Hitchcock. Librarians — Amy Furumasu and Naomi Durkee The unsung heroes of the halls are Ferris ' dedicated custodians who worked endless hours making our campus one we can all be proud of. 34 3b FOREIGN LANGUAGE J9 Men must be taught As if you taught them not, And things unknown purposed As things forgot 37 DAVID BAIN DIANA BAKER ROBERT BAKER MARY BALMES RANDOLPH BARTHOLOMEW JANET BARTMAN DOUGLAS BAXTER MIKE BEALS DONALD BECKMAN DOUGLAS BECKMAN KATHERINE BEIL ROBERTA BELCHER ROBERT BERG BRADLEY BETTENCOURT WARREN BEYER MARILYN BIERLY 41 BEVERLY BINDER SHANNON BIRCHILL RICHARD BLAKE JERI BLANCHETTE JAMES BLIESNER SUSAN BLOOM PAUL BLOOMQUIST MIRIAM BOESE THOMAS BOGE JANET BOGLE JUDITH BOHANNAN JOHN BOLINE BILLY BOONE DIANE BOSTWICK LORRAINE BOWMAN CURT BOYD 42 43 DIANE BUEHLER JENNIFER BUNCH DONNA BUTCHER ROBERT BUTCHER JAMES BYRNE RANDOLPH CALL AUDREY CANTON MARILYN CARBAUGH ANN CARLBERG STEPHEN CARPENTER JACKIE CARTER ELIZABETH CHARLTON DEBBIE CHESS CHERIE CHIPMAN LOIS CHRISTENSEN ROBERT CHRISTOPHERSON JAMES CLARK STEPHEN CLARKE BONNIE CLAY CINDY COCKHILL CYNTHIA CODD ROBERT COKER TAMARA COLBURN DENNIS CONNER THERESA COTTON LINDA COX JACLYN CROSS LAWRENCE CRUMBAKER DEBRA CRUMP DENISE CRUMP MOLLIE CURRAN PATREA DAMRON 45 RAYMOND EIFERT RONALD EIFERT SCOTT ELLERN MARY KATHRYN END AH L WILLIAM ENTEL DONNA ESPEN TERRY EWING SUE FALLIS THOMAS FALLQUIST GEOFFREY FANNING PATRICIA FARMIN JAMES FARNWORTH JEANNE FEIL STEPHEN FELLIN HAROLD FERRIS ALLENE FINLEY 47 LEE ANN FITCH GAIL FOGELQUIST DOUGLAS FOLKINS JACQUELINE FRENCH LARRY FURUMASU BRUCE GAGE DEBORAH GALLEGOS SUE GARMO JAMES GARRAS CATHERINE GAYLORD PEGGY GERKE BONNIE GHERING JOHN GILBERT MATTHEW GILCHRIST HELEN GILMORE JACK GINGRICH 46 ROBERT GIRVIN GREGORY GOFF JOY GOODMAN DALE GOODWIN MEGAN GORMAN KAREN GOSSETT LINDA GOUDY MICHAEL GRAEF HOWARD GRAHAM GINA GRAY JUDITH GREEN SHERRI GROH CHARLES GROHS MARY ALICE GUMAER ROBERTA GUSTAFSON MARK HAIDLE PATRICIA HOOVER KATHLEEN HOPKINS CHERYL HOWE VALREE HUBENTHAL DEBRA HUGHES ROBERT HULSKAMP DANIEL HUNEYWELL SANDRA HUNEYWELL LARRY HUNT DEBRA JANZEN ELIZABETH JIMENEZ ALEX JOHNSON DANIEL JOHNSON DANNY JOHNSON JEAN JOHNSON KIMLA JOHNSON 52 GAIL KING LESLIE KINNEY KEVIN KIRK KENNETH KIRSCH GRANT KJOSNES ANDREW KLAGES DALE K LEI ST PAUL KOZIUK BARBARA KUHL CHRISTINA KUMPON DALE LABOUNTY RAYMOND LANCASTER LAURIE LAMON MARIAN LAMON ODDVAR LARSEN KASS LARSON JUDY LAXTON JOSEPH LEAHY CAROLINE LE LAND DAVID LEVINE MIKE LEWIS LARRY LONCON MARK LUCE LARRY LUKENBILL TIMOTHY LUNDQUIST WILLIAM MAAG LINDA MACCLAIN HAYWARD MARTIN SHELLEY MAYER CRAIG MAYFIELD DEBRA MCCLANAHAN MARY MCCOY By the way Bob. who are we playing tonight? JAMES MCCRACKEN DANNY MCDANIEL PEGGY MCGINNIS TINA MCGLAUGHLIN PATRICIA MCGOLDRICK THERESA MCLACHLAN LESLIE MCLAUGHLIN RUSSEL MCMICHAEL JACK MEADOR JOEL MECKSTROTH ROBERT MELSNESS BARRY MERRITT DELLA MEYER JUDITH MEYERSBERG ELINA MIDDLESWORTH BARBARA MILLER JAMES MILLER JOSEPH MILLER SCOTT MILLER JOAN MITTLESTADT STEVE MOHR CHERI MOLAND STEVEN MONTAGUE MARCIA MOORE RICHARD MORRIS STEVEN MOSER SIR I MOSS MARY MOYER 57 ROBERT PUKITIS EILEEN QUINN MAUREEN QUINN ALAN QUIST DENNIS RAUSCH JOEL REAM LYN REGAN TERRENCE REYNOLDS BRYAN RICHARDSON CHERYL RILEY JAMES RINGEL DANIEL RIORDAN PAMELA RIZZUTO DAVID ROBINSON DAVID ROCKSTROM LEANN ROGALSKY I 60 DANIEL STADTMUELLER LLOYD STALCUP RICHARD STARK DENESE STEIN KAREN STEPHENS HAWLEY STEVENS JR DELORES STEVENSON RICHARD STEVENSON ROGER STILSON DWAYNE STOUT ROBERT STREICH SUSAN SVACEK PENNI SWARTZWELDER STEPHEN SWEENEY ALEX SZOMBATHY JAY TADLOCK 63 65 MIRIAM WHITE NANCY WHITE PAUL WHITMIRE KAY WICKWARD CRAIG WILLIAMS KENNETH WILLIAMS SAMUEL WILLIAMSON REBECCA WILLIS ROBERT WILLMS DENNIS WILSON MOIRA WILTBANK KIM WIMER DIANE WITRUK CONSTANCE WITTE BYRNE WITTIG JEFFREY WOLD JEFFREY WOLFE EDWARD WOLKEY RICHARD WOODS LYNN WRAY LYNN YENNEY DOUG BEERNICK DARLENE CONANT LARRY EIK DEBBIE GLATT LOREN HAINSWORTH JAYA HALL WILLIAM MASON BRUCE MORRISON VERNON PETRY TIM RICHARDS BRIAN RODGERS 67 The 1973-74 Senior Class Officers are pictured below Fall Semester Officers are in the left-hand column From top to bottom are: President, Bob Striech; Vice- President. Kathy Endahl; Treasurer. Kathryn Nerass. Secretary. Kathy Olson: and Sgt -of-Arms. Sin Moss The Spring Semester Officers are in the right-hand column From top to bottom are: President. Mark Luce: Vice-President. Megan Gorman; Treasurer. Janet Kelly; and Secretary. Gayle Happy Senior Officers Are STEPPIN ' OUT TONITE Led by class officers, the ' Steppin ' Out Tonite ' ' mixer was a big success The dance was advertised by red T-shirts with Seniors are Steppin ' Out Tonite ' ' written in bold white letters These T-shirts sold for $2 50 a piece and could be purchased by any senior. Chalk up another fantastic moneymaking idea for the Senior Class! Fall semester officers were very busy this year Their days were filled with plans for Homecoming activities, sucker sales. Senior T-shirts and mixer, and other social functions. Bob Striech. President of the Senior Class, said. I enjoyed being president because I became actively involved with the class and was given the opportunity to get to know our administration ' ' He felt the semester activities were a big success and enjoyed being a part of them . Our Spring semester officers, under the direction of Mark Luce, were very busy with plans for all of Mark ' s suggested activities. A Volleyball Marathon, a Senior Swim, and a Senior Sneak (where the Seniors took a day off to have a good time) were some of Mark ' s original and brilliant ideas. Mark also headed our traditional activities; the Senior Prom, the Picnic, the Breakfast, and, of course. Graduation. 69 1974 Senior Prom ' PLACES IN OUR PAST Places in our Past was the theme for Ferris High School ' s 1974 Senior Prom. The dance was held at the Spokane Community College Lodge on the evening of May 1 8. Like many other departing seniors. Shannon Birchill and Steve Moser spent a most memorable evening Dining at the Black Angus and dancing to the music of Bighorn was a pleasant way to begin the evening. But most of the time found them reflecting on moments past and dreaming about the times to come. 1974 Valedictorians Doug Baxter Joy Wagner Larry Furumasu Doug has been active in Honor Society, and he originated Ferris ' Math Club. He also participated in regional and national science fairs. When asked what he liked best about Ferris. Doug replied he liked the modular system because it allowed more freedom and flexibility for stu- dents. He also stated that he liked the idea of seminars for discussion and labs for different facilities. Doug ' s future plans are to attend either the U of W or W S U and pursue a double major; a Professor of Math and a Doctor of Medical Research. Besides her studying, Joy has been active in school and out of school activities She was Vice-Pres. of Honor Society, A.S.B. and Senior Class Rep., and Ecology Club member, on the Yearbook Staff, the accompanist for the Mixed Chorus, a member of both Pep Club and Valkyrs, and she attended Girl ' s State Out of school she has both art and piano lessons, she snow skis, and she was on the Girl ' s Tennis Team When asked what she liked best at Ferris. Joy answered she liked, the seminar, large group and lab system, be- cause it allows variety in classes. Larry, the most athletic of the three valedictorians, has been active in Varsity Cross Country and Track. Key Club. Friendship Club. Letterman ' s Club and has been the President of the Honor Society Larry especially liked his classes in Math and Science, among them his favorite was Mrs Koller ' s Jr. Biology Class. When asked what he liked best about Ferris. Larry replied he. liked having the freedom to choose his classes. For the future. Larry plans on at- tending W S.U and pursuing a major in either Math or Science. Valedictorians commence graduation festivities Adams, Barbi Adkins, Rodger Albertson, Kathy Alexander, Steve Allen, Kim Allenton, Wayne Alward, Mary Anderson, Connie Anderson, Laurence Andrews, Kim Apple, Robert Arledge, Kelle Arnold, Cindy Arnold, Linda Aschenbrenner, John Aubrey, Darrell Boone, Brenda Bosch, Teri Bossio, Betty Bostwick, Moira Bottom, David Bough man, Mark Bradley, Debbie Brant, Ellen Bremer, Valerie Bridge, Dianne Bridge, Sharon Broberg, Judy Brock, Ralph Brook, Richard Brousseau, Terry Brown, Kathy Brown, Norman Buckalew, Alan Burley, Isabel Cade, Shirley Cadruvi, Linda Cain, Pat Call, Sylvia 77 Callen, Shirley Campbell, Lana Carr, Jim Carrick, Shelly Carroll, Lisa Carson, Tony Caruso, Terry Castner, Don Chambers, Jaynie Clacy, Linda Clarke, Leanne Cochran, Paul Cogburn, Connie Collins, Robbie Conwell, Sheryl Coolbaugh, Pam Corkery, Betsy Cotton, Lyndia Coulson, Mike Cox, Bill Craig, Paul Crawford, Lisa Cravenor, Barbara Cripe, Audrey Culton, Dick Dahlen, Marcy Daiger, Sally Danielson, Steve David, Mellody Dean, Mike Dee, Rick Delaney, Norman Dugger, Suzanne Dunlap, Rob Eachus, Lauri Eastlick, Jerry Edwards, Helen Eggars, Maureen Eifert, Brian Eliason, Julie Eliason, Mike Ellis, Rick Engelhorn, Elaine Eskeberg, Walt Fairbanks, Cindy Fanning, Bill Farnworth, Brenda Felice. Steve Fitzpatrick, Joe Flint, Teri Flores, Carmen Flowers, Scott Fosmire, Jim Fosmire, Mike Freeman, Jackie Frohberg, Cheryl Frostad, Rick Fukai, Pam Fullington, Mari Furumasu, Mark Frisch, Elsa Gallegos, Pattie Gerke, Joe Gerson, Greg Gilbert, Jim Giles, Angie Gillory, Kay Gilmore, Liz Glatt, Jean Goodwin, Cathy Goodwin, Jim Goshorn, Mary Gramling, Barb Grant, Peter Green, Chris Grey, Teresa Grossman, Ron Gruel, Bob Guettinger, Linda Guest, Kathy Gunstrom, Dave Hagle, Mark Haidle, Alan Hallett, Craig Hammons, Shelly Hardland, Danna Harrington, Joann Harrison, Duane Hurst, Mike Husband, Marcia Hutyler, Tom Ingalls, Pam Ingelbritsen, Dave Isner, Mark lunker, Jeff Jacholkowski, Erwin Jacob son Jarrett, R Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Steve uby Barb Lynn Mark Mike Rick Roy Johnston, Cheryl Johnston, Jeanette Johnstone, Connie Jones, Janet Jones, Maria Kelly, Mike Kelly, Teresa Kerbs, Teresa Kestell, Bob Kienholz, Kevin Kinnett, Marcia Kjosnes, Kim Kohl, Mavis Koziuk, Diane Krehoff, Peter Kronick, Richie Kuntz, Ron Kunz, Chris Lake, Gladys Lancaster, Mary Langbehn, Marilyn La Voy, Cindy Larson, Bob Larson, Toby Leeson, Rory Legal. Sue Lenz, Sue Leslie, Dave Lewis, Hank Lewis, Pam Liang, Maurice Lloyd, Sandra Martin, Janet Masek, Laurie Matherly, Patricia McCann, Jim McCord, Kathie McCormick, Cathy McFarland, Laura McGough, Anne Mcintosh, Darla Mcintosh, Sue McLachlan, John McLaughlin, Julie McNabb, Robert Mease, Cheryl Mechals, Cheryl Melsness, Marcia Mikelson, Craig Miller. Cliff Miller, Kay Miller, Linda Miller, Steve Milot, Cammie Miner, Patti Miniclier, Robin Moar, Nancy Montague, Debbie Montroy, Jolie Morris, Karen Morrison, Greg Morrison, Mike Morse, Donna Morse, Ron Morton, Todd Moyer, Tim Mounsey, Blake Munson, Ken Murphy, Matt Murphy, Pat Myers, Denny Nelson, Diane Nelson, Terry Neraas, Nancy Nerren, Dave Nesbitt, Chris Newbauer, Kent Nevers, Shirlene Newkirk, Kathy Nutter, Pat Oakley, John Oakley, Kathy Ockey, Scott O ' Connor, Kathy Odean, John Oestriecher, Connie Oien, David Oldershaw, Cathy Olney, Bink Olmstead, Dorothy Ostin, Dan Osweiler, Ann Overhauser. David Owens, Terri Parrish, Mark Parrish, Ted Patterson, Tom Peel, Leslie 81 82 Schieman, Casey Schimanski, Rick Schmitt, Dave Schulte, Lynda Schumacker, Gina Schwagerl, Suzette Schweitzer, Steve Sederstrom, Jon Seeman, Nancy Sexton, Melanie Shapton, Tom Shields, Lisa Shipman, Bunny Shustoff, Alan Sidlow, Bill Siler, Van Silver, Mark Small, Dan Snarski, Doug Snow, Jim Snyder, Van Sowers, Rich Springer, Nancy Spurgeon, Jod y Stahl, Hank Stammerjohn, Jim Stamps, Robert Startin, Randy Stejer, Sharon Stejer, Shelley Stephens, Robert Stewart, Randy Traufer, Juanita Tribilcock, Diane Triesch, Mike Tsachida, Raymond Turner, Diane Vallance, Laura Viren, Sandi VonEnde, Debbie Waggoner, Vernie Wagoner, Karie Walker, Steve Wallingford, Dave Walters, Steve Walther, Gary Warn, Patty Waters, Steve Watkins, Carri Wegner, Arthur Willson, Dawnell Wilson, Peter Wilton, Sheila Wimer, Laurie Wittkopf, Bob Wood, Dave Wood, Lori Woodward, Brian Wynne, Jennifer Whysong, Karyn Wynstra, Sue Yarno, George Yerxa, Jeff Zeller, Bob Zeller, Bob Zanck, Perrin Zimmer, Mary Darrow, Jeff Friends and Friendships Three Years Passed. i Curran, Sean Dach, Dorothy Damron, Branson Davis, Shirley DeChenne. Debbie DeChenne, Leslie Devenere, Mike Dodds, Stuart Dodson, Debbie Dolan, Mike Domit, Gay Doyle, Jodi Adams, Lenard Adams, Scott Admire, Mike Aekerman, Annette Alderman, Jan Allen, Elaine Anderson, Paul Andress, Windy Angel, Robbie Babbitt, Greg Babcock, Bill Babcock, Tammy Bacon, Kathy Baener, Greg Bafus, Matt Bain, Maureen Baker, Joyce Baker, Lisa Ballou, Colleen Barber, Mike Barland, Steve Baughn, Tim Belstad, Kent Bergin, Shelly Birk, Terri Black, Dave Bowers, John Bratten, Gerald Branson, Bruce Bray, Herb Brokaw, Jamie Brown, Kay Brown, Mark Brommer, Bob Butcher, Kathy Carroll, Tom Cass, Vincent Castle, Doug Christopherson, Anne Clark, Mary demons, Jom Cloninger, Bart Clum, Keri Codd, Nick Coker, Renee Collins, Jamie Cooke, Steve Copeland, Mark Cottle, Cindy Cottrill, Darlene Coulson, Larry Coup, Mary Craighton, Debbie Cromwill, Nan Cully, Ron Cunningham, Sean Durkin, Kitty Dziak, Diane Ellerp, Brett Ewing, Patty Farmer, Gene Farmin, Jim Ferrell, Milisa Ferris, Margie Fish, Debbie Frederick, Heidi Frey, Gary Frey, Jim Gardner, Jeff Gayda, Bob Geryais, Laurie Gese, Teresa Glaze, Becky Gossard, Jerry Grant, Kathy Hamilton, Mike Hannert, Cheryl Henley, Roy Henderson, Kim Hillman, Willard Hull, Gary Hurst, Randy Isner, Laurie Janson, Steve Jennings, Rocky Jessup, David Johnson, Randy Johnston, Pete Jones, Esther Keller, Dan Kestell, Barb Kinnett, Lori Kinney, Lynn Kirk, Katy Kittleson, Tammy Klasen, Terri Kochs, Hans Koctelac, Philip Kroening, Brett Kuest, Brenda Kunz, Cindy Langford, Cheryl Lear, Louanne Leinen, Jon Lilienthal, Laurie Lohr, Sheila Loncon, Garry Lust, Kay Lake, Sheryl Langford, Cheryl Langan, Terrie Larrigan, Steve Larson, Keena Leinen, Jon Larson, Kent Larson, John Larson, Robin Leahy, Mike Lewis, Bruce Luce, Peggy Ludington, Keith Lukenbill, Gloria Mackenzie, Graig Majoriello, Annette Mann, John Murphey, Marna Murphey, Terri Murry, Kathy Myers, Dan Napier, Donna Nellermoe, Karen Newton, Julie Neal, Terry Pieroni, Rick Nelson, Dwight North, Tami O ' Brien, Theresa Ockey, Scott Otto, Bill Packer, Lynn Parker, Larry Parker, Lori Pukitis, Tanya Quakenbush, Paul Qualtieri, Joe Quincy, Diane Quinn, Meg Quinn, Tim Rasmussen, Carla Rausch, Sharon Ray, Robin Regan, Shaun Reiboldt, Rhonda Reitemeier, Mike Remund, Tammy Reugh, Mark Reynolds, Scott Richardson, Guy SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Julie White. Mike Hickey. Bob Horton. Janie Weekes. Jeanie Mohler Rickey, Debbie Rima, Sam Roach, Kelly Robbins, Mary Roberg, Chris Roberts, Kitty Robinson, Cindy Rockstrom, Kay Rodgers, Janet Rollis, Val Rowles, Mary Ann Runner, Lisa Rusch, Steve Ruse, Gary Scarpelli, Todd Scheel, Dave 91 Sheehan, Kathleen Sherfey, Diane Simon, John Sims, Amy Sipimen, Al Small, Elaine Schoedel, Sue Schmidt, David Schley, Carol le Schoudel, Susan Schuemnam, Randy Searcy, Darcy Sears, Scott Sharp, Cindy Sterley, Matthew Stevenson, Scott Stewart, Bob Stone, Bob Stoops, Tom Streich, Marty Swanson, Steve Swinehart, Dave Tad lock, Dixie Tanner, Sherry Ted row, Megan Temple, Terry Thackray, Mark Thompson, Allen Thne, Car la Thomas, Jim Tobie, Sue Tower, Dan Trad, Kathy Traeger, Cindy Trapp, Joe Tresko, John Thiesch, Kathy Tsuchida, Russell Ueda, Shannan Usher, Karen Vanderwilde, Pat Vathis, Peter Vawter, Mindy Vogt, Tom Wagstaff, Karen Wakeley, Tom Wallis, Annette Walters, Edna Walton, Sue Wardrop, Karl Washburn, Chris Watson, Wilma Weekes, Jane Wells, Brenda Westerman, Wes Westover, Mary Wheldon, Kim White, Colleen White, Julie Whipple, M.J. Whitver, Craig Wickward, Kit Wildey, Kathy Ann Wilkin, Diana Williams, Kevin Williams, Kim Wiltbank, Scott Witruk, Linda Witte, Brad Woehl, Marianne Wojohn, Rayanna Wolfe, Don Wood, Lori Wynes, Don Wynn, Kathy Yenney, Dave Zemelka, Denice Ziegler, Randy Ziuchkoyski, Tina Don ' t Fondle Me! 93 Adams, Carrie Adkins, Ron Alderman, Mitch Alferness. Benny Allen, Bruce Allen, Donna Anderson, Dena Anderson, Kathy Anderson, Greg Anderson, Julie Andrews, Kris Applington, Janet Arkills, Tami Arledge. Jerry Armstrong, Barbara Babbitt, Jeff Bacon, Roger Bailey, Dale Bailey, Darrell Baker, Roberta Baldwin, Trisch Barger, Julie Barland, Keith Banes, Bret Barnes, Todd Barratt, Lauren Barstow, Jerry Barton, Janice Baum, Karen Baxter, Susan Becker, Ann Becker, Theresa Beckham, Liz Beecher, Dylan Berg, Gail Bergin, Bill Bergman, Diane Berk, Alan Bervar, Birney Beschell, Bill Beyer, Barry Bickford, Jan Bickner, Robert Billings, Les Binder, Naomi Bittick, Gary Blake, Robin Black, Car 1 3 Blanchette, Carmen Blanchette, Karen Boese, David Boland, Sherri Bond, Michele Bondek, Gloria Boone, Dick Borlin, Joan You ' ve caught me at a most unfortunate time moment Please go away Bowen, Terry Bowers, Lynn Bradner, Kandy Brandley, Nancy Brandt, Cary Branthoover, Darcy Breach, John Brewer, Sally Brian, Cheryl Bridge, Paul Bright, Eric Briley, Glen Bronson, Randy Brown, Laura Brown, Kevin Brown, Marion Brown, Melodie Brunelle, Steve Brunengo, Susan Buckalew, Doss Burke, Kathy Busch, Mark Butler, Greg Cain, Marci Calderhead, Brent Campbell, Janet Campbell, Randy Carbaugh, Janet Cardone, Rose Carlson, Tim Carr, Elizabeth Carson, Jim Caruso. Jim Case, Linda Chamberlan, Merry Check, Mike Chlarson, Dennis Clarke, Leslie Gum, Keri Collins, Cathy 96 Copeland, Mark Craig, Laura Cunningham, Sean Davis, Debbie Davis, Pete Dee, Michele Drumheller, Joe Duff, Nancy Dutton, Jim Dwyer, Dean Eden, David Edwards, Doug Edwards, Mike Edwards, Roger Eiden, Amy Eldenburg, Rick Ellingwood, Brook Elwell, Lee Emenegger, John Emerson, Jesse Entel, Rob Ericson, Judy Ewell, Monica Ewong, Bill Fallis, Randy Fallquist, Karen Farmer, Gene Farr, Cathy Felt, Laurie Ferguson, Kevin Flaig, Jeri Fleming, Margaret Fletcher, Lavin Fletcher, Susan Flint, Lori Foedisch, Karla Fogelquist, Sue Foltz, Steve Frank, Cindy Frechette, Bob You know personally. I think some of these new Frosh are kind of cute! 98 Hensley, Lori Herman, Scott Hesse, Sue Hiatt, Tim Hinson, Mike Hoff, Becky Holmes, Janice Holmlund, Ingrid Holten, Terri Houbnck, Jacob Howard, Roger Hughes, Glen Humphrey, Gary Humphrey, Lois Huppin, Lisa Hurst, Randy Huson, Pam Ingals, Cynthia Isotalo, Doug Jackson, Joe Jacobs, Nancy Jacoby, Tom Jaramillo, Mike Jarvis, Gary Jennings, Chris Johnson, Debbie Johnson, Gerilyn Johnson, Lori Johnson, Mike Jones, Debbie Jones, Leslie Julroy, Mike June, Greg Kelly, Laurie Kelly, Tina Kelp, Dennis Kennedy, Jim Kincaid, Ann King, David King, John King, Laura King, Jay Kinney, Jeanne Kirk. Chris Konizeskr, Bob Koziuk, Lori Krause, Cheryl Kunz, Juli Actually I ' m not camera shy. I just like to read the walls!? ' 99 Lacey, Ronald Lake, Rhoda LaLonde, Richard Lancaster, John Langbehn, Lori Larson, Barb LeFriece, John Legel, Tom LeGresley, Kelly Levin, Dave Liddicoatt, Gary Livingston, Diane Lohoefer, Janie Lofgren, Chris Lorenz, Mark Loundagin, Patty Ludington, Sharon Lukinbill, Dan Lurus, Annette Lust, Charlie Mableson, Connie Mangano, Damien Marcum, Fred Martin, Ken Martin, Shelly Mathwig, Sherry Matsumoto, Melissa Mayall, Scott McCabe, Carol McCallum, Dale McClusky, Sandy McGough, John Mcintosh, Kathy McKimmey, John McLacahlin, Katie McWilliams, Julie McWilliams, Jim Meagher, Pete Mellinger, Rick Menard, Jim Meyers, Jim Meyers, Jaunita Michaelis, Duane Mikaski, Mark Mikoski, Scott Miller, Mark Miller, Mitch Miller, Shelly Mimnaugh, David Minata, Sydnee Minnix, Bill Monnor, Kurt Mittelstadt, Don Moar, Tom Moore, Hugh Moore, Julie Morris, Maria Morris, Linda Mounsey, Pete Mowrey, Ben Moyer, Jim Mueller, Marc Munger, Peggy Murphy, Leo Murphy, Leo Murray, Dan Myers, Diane Napier, Sharyl Neis, Phil Nestor, Marie Newbouer, Mark Nevers, Shannon Newkirk, Becky Niksich, Kari Paine, Patty Packer, Maurine Pauton, Dan Peterson, Chris Pohlod, Carol 100 P 111 ft T ■ 3 Reynolds, Steve Richard, Sharon Richey, Loren Rickwood, Bruce Rikkila, Diane Riley, Deena Rima, Mike Robbin, Kirsteen Robinson, Doug Robinson, Mark Rollins, Robin Ross, John Roybal, Ricky Rudolph, Dan Ruehl, Kathleen Ryan, Scott Sanders, Rich Sanders, Steele Sanderson, Jim Sandstrom, Lila Sayler, JoLynn Schmidt, Laurel Schueneman, Colleen Schwageral, Greg Scott, Janice Scott, Mark Scott, Mike Sears, Kelly Sell, Jeri Sell, Kathy Senefsky, Lora Shaw, Chris Sheridan, Erin Shustoff, Alison Sisler, Steve Sitton, Lori Sivanish, Norm Small, Enilie Smith, Diane Smith, Greg Smith, Jody Smith, Judy Smith, Mike Smith, Sue Smith Tamie Smtih, Ti Snow, Rita Spitzer, Guy Spriscoll, Sean Stanley, Cindy Stanley, Linda S ark, Cindy Stein, Debbie Stilson, Jeff Stiteler, Dale Stout, Joe 101 Strom, Dennis Sullivan, Don Sullivan, Tim Sutherland, Manuel Sutton, Bob Swartzwelder, Paul Sweeney, Dan Sweeney, Kelly Swensen, Caron Tabor, Lorrie Tadlock, Cheryl Tai, Alan Talley, Chuck Talley, Steve Taylor, Bob Tabor, Lorrie Teylip, Eric Thomas, Cinthia Thomas, John Thompson, Dawn Thompson Terrie Thorton, Jerry Thosath, Sally Thulean, Dorcas Tomlinson, Chris Torkelson, Scott Trelick, Tammy Triggs, Ann Varderwilde, Brenda VanLeuven, Diane Van Siclen, Andy Voshell, D ' Lea Vostrez, Bob Wakeley, Susan Walker, Tom Wallgren, Allan Wallis, Annette Walton, Karin Wardrop, Kathy Warren, Billy Wetzel, Debbie Whallon, Erin Whallon, Monica Whipple, Pete Wicht, Sandra Wiedmeier, Bryan Wiklund, Don Williams, Theresa Willson, Barbara Wilson, Dan Wilson, Matt Wilson, Walt Wimer, John Wolfe, Andy Wolfe, Marcia Wojohn, Cindy Wood, Phyllis Woods, Jeff Wynes, Chad Zanck, Karen Zimmer, Leanne Ota, Tim 102 Debbie, where are you! 103 ORGANIZATIONS MAKE IT MORE A year is only a day. lived 365 times over. What you accomplish in a year depends on what you accomplish in a day. A year is full of friends and enemies, laughter and tears; brisk autumn nights and warm spring days filled with never-ending activity The year is full of battles, whether the fight is to save a city or win a game; hard work grows into tremendous accomplishment. Whether your year is spending months preparing for a musical or just gazing in wonder at the splendor of a snow covered world, become involved in something. So that when the year ends, it is more than just over! Connie Witte THAN JUST ANOTHER YEAR! A.S.B. FALL OFFICERS The first semester A. S B. officers started the year off right by putting on Hello Week, which included many activities such as Twin Day, Friendliest Girl and Boy. and an exuberant Kick-off Mixer after the first football game In November they sponsored Ferris ' first Homecoming Week. It was an action-packed week with a Music Con. Alumni Tea and 1963 Dress-up Day. The spring and fall semester officers were honored at the exciting Inaugural Ball on February 9th. at the Davenport Hotel. After the spring officers were officially installed, they began work on the open-door policy, drug prevention and revising the constitution. They planned to finish off the year with a spring retreat, where they were to discuss school problems. A.S.B. SPRING OFFICERS Lett to right: Connie Witte. secretary; Steve Moser. vice-president. Shannon Burchill. historian: Bruce Kenney. president: and Kathy Adams, treasurer 1 L. OF D. FALL OFFICERS Left to right Bobbi Gustafson. treasurer; Sandy Swanson. historian; Shannon Burchill. president; Sue Westfall. secretary; Kathy Wynn. sgt al- arms; and Kathy Adams, vice-president The fall semester officer ' s first project was the band Fren-ship playing at a con. Their next activity was the successful Christmas dance, Essence of Pep- permint Along at Christmas time, as a service pro- ject, they visited the mental health center Along with Friendship Club, the girls took gifts and cookies to the patients. In January, the L. of D. sponsored their annual Dad-Daughter Dessert. The spring officers were installed at a con on January 31st. Their first event was on February 19th. when they held a representative dinner. The officers ' other plans included a spring dance on March 14th, a service project in April and the annual Mother-Daughter Tea on May 22nd. Both spring and fall semester officers had very successful terms in office L. OF D. SPRING OFFICERS Left to right Gail Fogelquist. treasurer; Susan Holloway. historian; Allene Finley. vice-president; Debbie Hughes, president. Carrie Adams, sgt -at- arms; and Kim Wimer. secretary COURTESY GIRLS ASSIST Bottom (left to right) Marilyn Carbaugh. Marilyn Bierly. Kathy Hill. Louise Pittman. Row 2 Robin Anacker. Tern Bosch. Debbie Hughes. Linda Keatts. Lynn Yenney. Aliens Finley Row 3 Judy Laxton. Janet Jones. Diane Pointer. Debbie Johnston. Sandy Hawkins Row 4 Debbie Janzen. Linda Tanner. Ruth Shore. Valne Hubenthall Row 5 Judy Green. Peggy Gerke. Miriam Boese. Carol Bray Row 6 Marilyn Park Christy Babbitt and Audrey Canton Courtesy Girls is a group of junior and senior girls who usher at all school social events, and assist in any other way requested. They are a branch of and funded by the League of Dresden. BOWLERS QUICK ON THE RECALL Clock wise from top Bill Entel. Peter Vathis. Bob Beschel. Pete O ' Brien. Dale Goodwin, and not pictured Stu Sonneland Bob. Pete 0.. Dale. Stu. Bill and Pete V are the High School Bowl team for 1974 They are only six of the two hundred persons who originally competed for a place on the team Mrs Darou. the advisor, conducted six elimination sessions that undoubtedly became more difficult each time. The team depends on their quick recall for the answers. LANGUAGE CLUBS GO INTERNATIONAL Trying a new idea this year, the Spanish. German and French clubs combined into an International Language Club. The club ' s first project was an International Language party, held for Oddvar Lar- sen. Ferris ' foreign exchange student from Norway The other special guests included Francis Gabe. from France, and Bob Konizeski. from Germany. They are both students at Ferris. The German and French club members also had plans for activities that were separated from the International Language Club. The Spanish Club participated mainly in the combined projects. The German Club listened to Frau Rapp speak about German Christmas customs, and they all ate heartily at a German food potluck dinner. Also the students had a camping trip planned for the spring. The French Club began their year with a French dinner with French- American citizens. Then in February, the club ' s members arranged a Mardi Gras. Plays, puppet shows and colorful costumes were to help make it an exciting event. Also the French students are kept busy with their picture-slide exchange with a high school in Car- casonne, France. - 112 German Club Sitting. Left to right: Karla Peyton. Christy Schoedel, Bob Komzeski, and Mary Westover Kneeling ?. Dave Wood. Cindy Robinson. Linda Guettinger. Lynn Johnson. Marilyn Bierly. Allene Finley. Jill Peterson, and Robin Graef Standing Pat Taylor. Walt Eskeberg. Craig Morrison. Louise Pittman. Kevin Drewes. Marie Solomon, Kathy Guest. Bev Binder. Debra Janzen. Carol Pohlod, Jean Lohoefer. Sandy Huneywell. Miriam Boese. Jeff lunker. Sutton. Stuart Dodds. Terry Appling, and Mr Raney Lanza Club Row 1. Left to right Sue Harding, Chris Fyhrie Bev Binder. Jeannie Binder. Rita Phillippi. and Cathy Gray Row 2 Brenda Kuest. Roby Jarrett. Darla Mcintosh. Naomi Binder. Elsa Fnsch. Linda MacClain. and Geani Feil Row 3 Oddvar Larsen. Steve Walker, Dave Wood. Shelley Stejer. Telarry Thompson, and Sharon Steier 113 STAFF GETS IT TOGETHER Row 1 . left to right: Steve Sabo. Jannie Adams. Shannon Birchill, Cynthia Smith Row 2: Rick Johnson. Mary Moyer. Bob Baker, Connie Witte, Lori Pixley. Gail King. Ron Cully, Joy Wagner, Jan Swanson, Rick Self Row 3 Todd Morton, Al Rubens. Brian Rodgers. Bill Maag. Candi Delorenzo, Jane Rosenkranz. Alex Johnson, Rick Ellis Not Pictured: Dale Goodwin And here sits Dale Exeter ' s eager staff members decided to get off to an early start by watching films last Spring, attending meetings during the summer, and getting acquainted at Bill Maag ' s lake cabin during a fun-filled weekend in August. During the school year the staff spent many hours writing copy, cropping pictures, laying out pages, and hustling advertisements for the 1974 Exeter. Gail King and Bill Maag. co-editors, along with other members of the staff attended a conference at Whitworth college to gain a better understanding of yearbook publications. Mr Gary Simpson was faculty sponsor of the Exeter. 114 D.E.C.A. WORKS TOWARD AMBITIONS Deca ' s twenty-eight members began a busy senior year working and attending class from 10:00 to 12:00 every school day. During classtime. the future business leaders are trained for state competition, go on many field trips to distributive businesses, listen to interesting guest speakers and attend luncheons. Also planned are two pizza feeds during the year. Row 1 . left to right: Karin Brown, Jim Miller. Catie Gaylord. Mary Kays. Glen Proelss. Mary Schiffner. Loren Hainsworth. Molly Dolan. Jack Anderson. Susan Holloway, Tim Richards. Liz Hales. Randy Eberly. Jeff Harshbarger. Greg Thomas. Teresa Henderson, and Dick Stevenson Row 2 Mr Backlund. Jill Allen. Lynn Regan. Judy Bohannan. Gina Gray. Kevin Brown. Kevin Kirk, Terry Boeff. Gail Foglequist. and Dave Robinson 115 DEBATERS PREPARE FOR CONTEST Weekly league debates required careful preparation by Ferris ' debaters. Under the guidance of their new advisor. Mrs. Darou. the team studied the two topics of the federal government providing employment to unemployed and a guaranteed annual income Also included in their plans is a state tournament at Ellensburg. Activities planned by the Health Careers Club were speakers in various fields of medicine, field trips to hospital clinics and laboratories and participation by members in veterinary clinics, hospitals and nursing homes. CAREERERS GAIN FORESIGHT Seated, left to right: Gale Ryan, Mellody David. Ellen Holm. Allene Finley. Mrs Koller. Mary Alice Gumaer Standing: Sue Pritchard. Lon Pixley. Sue Harding. Laurie Lilienthal. Brenda Kuest. Denise Zemelka. Linda Tanner. Mr Kingsland. and Dan Johnson 116 F.F.A. PROVIDES LEADERSHIP F.F.A. provides youth leadership in Agricultural and Horticultural fields Requirements for membership is enrollment in either Ornamental Horticulture I or II. or Agriculture Science. The club began its year landscaping around the greenhouses at Ferris, and are looking forward to a busy year, attending conferences, landscaping K.S.P.S.. and competing in F.F.A. state contests Connie Witte and Jackie French dig F F A Row 1. Left to right: Valrie Hubenthal. Kathy Olson. Nancy White. Jane Rosenkranz. Jackie French. Lorrie Wertz. Kathryn Neraas. and Alex Szombathy Row 2 Mrs Freeman. Joy DeWitt. Kim Allen. Ann Maher. Mary Ellen Sheehan. Debbie Chess. Debbie Dziak. Heidi Smith. Connie Witte. Brenda Boone. Judy Green. Moira Bostwick. and Pam Brown Row 3 Sheryl Rowe. Lynn Johnson. Terese Gray. Nancy Hemingway, Rhonda Baker. Mary Alice Gumear. Bob Butler. Terri Bokish, Moira Wiltbank. Jane Chambers. Christy Babbit. Diane Witruck. Doug Beckman. and Mr Wood Row 4 Diane Pointer. Nan Peterson. Shelly Tuft. Tammy Colburn. Rob Christoferson. Caroline Leland. Bill Ahrens. Bill Boone. Lori Tayler. Nan Seemem. Donna Butcher, and Cheryl Houbrick 117 BS.V. EXHIBITS PRIDE B.S.U. ' s proud members work through their club to achieve black spirit and unity. The African Liberation flag symbolizes this unity. The black color stands for the people, the red for the blood shed of the black people and green for the prosperity of the land. B.S.U school activities include a bake sale, talent show and mixer. Courtesy of Burchetts Row 1. left to right: Debbie Dotson. Vita Jones. Sandy Hawkins. Curt Boyd. Anthony Lockridge. Steve Montgomery. Almo Fletcher, Gerald Robinson. Sylvia Harper. Rose Marie Winfrey, Tony Gardener. Cheryl Langford. Audrey Canton. Sam Williamson. Dennis Wilson. Susan Fletcher. Margaret Tanner (Advisor), Mrs Culler (Advisor). Chris Gilmore. Shirley Hamm (Advisor), and Debra Sepoleon Row 2: Esther Jones. Vernon Petry. Dan Montgomery, Kenneth Williams, Billy Richardson, and Hayward Martin 118 SUPER SAXONS STAND OUT jrtesy of Burchetts Row 1. left to right: Dale Goodwin. Les Kinney. Geof Fanning. Steve Moser. Pete O ' Brien. Larry Hunt. Chris Westwood. Mike Graef. Barry Merritt. and John Runyan Row 2: Don Beckman, Mike Johnson. Hayward Martin. Chuck Williams. Paul Cochran. Stuart Tomlinson. Steve Miller, and Dale Kliest Row 3: Mark Furumasu. Carl Durkoop. Craig Williams. Jack Anderson. Tom Boge. Andy Klages. and Randy Sitton. Row 4: Dave Barber. Doug Beckman. Shawn Eggers. Hal Ferris. Tim Riley. John Weekes. Dan Huneywell. Ken Kirsch. and Larry Loncon Row 5: Denny Myers. Rick Johnson. John Reidy. Mark Johnson. Blake Mounsey. Bill Ahrens. Rob Melsness. Steve Sweeney, and Glen Proelss Row 6 Rob Collins. Brian Rodgers. Frank Curry, and John Youngman. Ferris ' scarlet and silver letter jackets stand out in a crowd, while they are promoting school spirit, and using good sportsmanship. One of Homecomings main attractions was the lettermen ' s second annual pizza feed. They also planned another pizza feed and a sporting goods auction. 119 ONE SMALL WORLD The American Field Service attempts to narrow the distances between the countries of the world. They sponsor the Foreign Exchange students, and through them we learn more about different cultures. A.F.S. is helping Ferris ' exchange students feel at home. Kneeling, Left to right: Denise Hoban. Mary Moyer, Debbie Gallegos. Chris Nesbitt. and Terry Flint Row 1 : Ellen Holm. Marilyn Langbehn, Lisa Baker. Mary Zimmer. Debbie Creighton. Sue Barkdull. Donna Morse, Linda Guettinger. Kristine Holmlund, and Terry Owens Row 2: Hully, Dewey. Rob Melsness. Kelly Aktepy. Miriam Boese. Dan Johnson, Pam Ingalls, Donna Hardland. Marcia Melsness. Sharon Stejer, Janet Carroll, Cynthis Ingalls. John Oakley. Oddvar Larson. Shelley Stejer Advisors are Mrs Miesch and Mr Raney MAKING EVERYTHING BEAUTIFUL The Ecology Club, advised by Mrs. Koller. works to make Joel E. Ferris and Spokane a more attractive place to work and play. The dedicated club members sponsor campus clean-ups, recycling projects, landscaped the science courtyard and participated in Earth Week. Seated. Left to right: Siri Moss. Bob Streich. Standing: Mrs Koller. Bruce Gage, Kitty Roberts, Bob Beschel and Jim Carr. 120 CLUBS GIVE A HELPING HAND Holidays are very important to the group of people who meet with Ferris students once a month at the Spokane Mental Health Center. The Friendship Club members visit, play games, share refreshments, and during the summer months go on picnics with them. Key Club devoted a Saturday afternoon to selling apples around town for Kiwanis Club Their project at school was planning the Keyheart- Homecoming dance. This included nominating ten senior girls as candidates for Keyheart Queen. These two projects marked the beginning of a busy year for the Key Club members. Row 1. left to right Debbie Fish. Lisa Bolken and Jan Alderman Row 2 Christy Morse. Debbie Decker, and Kathy Demarest Row 3 Cindy Robinson. Kathleen Sheehan. and Lynn Packer Row 4 Mary Robinson. Mr Kersul. Mark Jovanovich. Liz Jimenez, and Larry Furumasu Row 1. left to right Hal Ferris. Chris Westwood. Pete Grant. Dave Barber. Rob Girven. Geof Fanning. Bob Hulskamp. Rob Melsness. Roger Stilson. and Steve Moser Row 2: Larry Furumasu. Kelly Aketepy. Paul Cochran. Dwayne Stout. Allen Robinson. Terry Torkelson. Dave Leslie. Bill Fanning. Bucky Vogt. Rob Collins. Bob Beschel. Kevin DeLong. Stuart Tomlinson. and Mark Silver 121 BELLES SHOW-OFF TALENT Seated. Left to right Kathy Adams. Carol Schaar. Mary Alward. Shelley Mayer. Robin Anacker. Debbie Hughes, and Sue Westfall Standing Tammy Sexton. Marilyn Langbehn. Judy Laxton. Mellody David. Judy Broberg. Debbi Crump. Mary Westover. Sandy Traeger. and Linda Cox The Canterbury Belles is a service organization that clearly shows off Ferris ' talented Music Department. The group sings for church groups. American Legion meetings, luncheons and dinners of businessmen, and weddings Three concerts throughout the year will highlight the Canterbury Belles 1 974 season. 122 TEACH THE WORLD TO SING SYMPHONIC CHOIR Row 1, Left to right Barbara Johnson. Sheryl Lanford. Sue Westfall. Mary Alward. Camille Rickey. Mary Tormey, Tammy Sexton. Linda Cox. Sandi Westerman. Paula Hayes. Sue Lanyz. Kathy Hale. Sandi Treager. Linda Cadruvi. Darla Ihme. Dale Shetler. and Maryanne Woehl Row 2 Marilyn Langbehn. Teresa Kelly. Sue Barkdull. Vernie Wagner. Debbie Crump. Kathy Henton. Kathy Adams. Gail Hughes. Jill Peterson. Chris Fyhrie. Elaine Engelhorn. Heidi Frederick. Barb Kuhl. Karif Wagoner. Sheila Wilton, and Jannie Adams Row 3: Mary Robins. Cindy Harrold. Janet Martin. Dana Hardlund. Robin Anacker. Shelly Mayer. Denise Crump. Joni Middlestat. Debbie Gillespie. Phyllis Harvey. Elsa Frisch. Janet Oslund. Debbie Hughes. Sally Daiger. Mary Westover. Judy Broberg, Diane Bridge and Carol Schaar Row 4 Randy Ziegler. Jay Tadlock. Ken Munson. Mike Morrison. Mike Eliason. Oddvar Larson. Roy Henley. Pete Wilson. Scott Ockey. Hayward Martin. Chuck Williams. Jeff Wold. Rick Westover. Bruce Morrison. Bill Cox. Tim Moyer, Mark Cade. Mark Hagle. Bob Streich. and Bruce Gage 123 MUSIC FILLS Mixed Chorus. Row 1. left to right Tami Babcock. Cathy Gray. Ruby Jarrett. Babs Gramhng. Gail Berg. Linda McClain. Patty Ewing. Oebra Sepolen. Marcie Dahlen. Debbie Davis, and Cindy Schuh Row 2: Carol Jarrett. Cheryl Overhauser. Darla Mcintosh. Sheryl Conwell. Kathleen Holmes. Kathy Anderson. Jeanne Feil. Val Rollis. Chris Gilmore. Julie Polione. Bari Ruebens Row 3: Chuck Carr. Cicero Denlson. Dick Colten. Chris Roberg. Pete Grant. Paul Hockersmith. Jeff Bryan. Leonard Adams. Lloyd Ralph. Chris Parry, and David Overhauser The Music Department always seems to be getting ready for performances The stage and jazz bands participated in the Homecoming. Music Con. and also in the D E C.A -lettermen pizza feed during the same week. The orchestra and jazz band put on a Christmas concert, called Prince of Peace. They also participated in Expo 74 ' SYMPHONIC BAND THE AIR JAZZ BAND 125 STAGE BAND CONCERT BAND CHARIONS BURST WITH LOYALTY The excitement from our first football victory over N.C. swept from Joe Albi Stadium to Ferris ' cafeteria Happy fans gathered there for the Kick-off Mixer 73 ' sponsored by the Pep Club with the aid of A S B. officers. The mixer began a busy year for the energetic Pep Club members who proudly cheer the Saxon athletes on to victory Row 1. Left to right Sherry Boland. Wendy Jones. Shirley Davis, and Cheryl Tadlock Row 2: Denise Galvin. Lori Hensley. Val Fulmer. Sheryl Krause. Tami Hyland. Carol Pohlad. Elizabeth Carr. Sandy McCluskey. and Tami Arkills. Row 3 Gail Berg. Jen Sell. Patty Loundagin. Sandi Wicht, Janie Lohoefer. Sue Wakeley. and Diana Dietz CREATIVITY COMES FROM WITHIN Although the club focuses primarily on creative writing, creativity in art and music is also encouraged. Last year the club published its first creative writing magazine. For 1974 its members busily prepared their second magazine. From Within — Sunshine and Shadows. for printing. Row 1 : Denise Zemelka. Peggy Gerke. Roberta Belcher, and Suzette Schwagerl Row 2 Kathy Hudson. Denise Gariepy. Megan Tedrow Peggy Luce. Kitty Durkin. Debbie Sprague. Rose Lacey. Shirley Bergin. Mike Check and Mr Eret Row 3 Marilyn Langbehn. Mrs Culler, holding famous Ghost Writer. Murphy. Carol Wetzel. Lori Parker. Dan Kelp, and Bob Gill Row 4 Rhonda Baker. Wood. Jeff Darrow. Diane Turner. Bob Zeller and Steve Walker 127 STAGE CREW JUMPS TO COMMANDS The alert stage crew listens for the commands. Dim the house lights! . Lower the screen! . Open the curtains! , and Raise the stage! When they hear one of these, the command is quickly carried out. The stage crew works hard keeping the auditorium running smoothly Lett to right Kevin Drewes, Barry Merritt. Hayward Martin. Dick Nordlund. and Jeff Wold PINWHEELERS EXPERTLY COMPETE The Pinwheelers Rifle Club has been officially recognized as a bona fide junior rifle club by the National Rifle Association. Its members may participate in any small bore matches sponsored under NRA regulations. Gun safety, fundamentals of marksmanship and a sporting skill that the member can carry well into his adult life are the purposes of the organization. Row 1. left to right Shawn Regan. Bill Sanders. Mike Johnson. Jim Carr. Mr Kelley Row 2: Jim Wilson. B Grunnell. Dave Crump. Al Haidle. Roy Johnson GORUMA YEARBOOK SECURITY FORCES A three man security force, code named Goruma. has been specially trained to guard against yearbook theft. These top notch professionals fight off evil forces attempting to rip off the Ferris Exeter and are instructed to concede nothing: shoot to kill. Goruma forces are comprised of three extraordinary enforcers. Lieutenant Ma leads the forces. He is highly skilled in the field of demolition. Sergeant Ru is the weapons expert of the force. Private Go handles the intricate mechanics of Goruma. Combined, these three individuals are an immovable force against crime. All three have received letters of commendation from the President. Each of the past two years, Goruma has guarded sixteen- hundred yearbooks, valued at $10,000. the night before distribution. No outside deterent has been able to defeat the Goruma forces Goruma force drill instructor is D.I. Simpson. Sergeant Ru is ready and waiting for an attack that never came, fortunately Private Go peers around box. guarding against any and all unwelcome guests SAXON SPIRIT STEPS OUT Front Row (sitting), left to right: L. Guettinger, M Goshorn. K EMingwood. C Nesbitt. T. Flint. N. Hemingway. P Prentice. L Pixley, M Zimmer, A McGough and L Shields. Second Row: C DeLorenzo. T. Sexton. P. Peroni. M Murphy. D Butcher. W Babb. S. Birchill. J Allard. P Petragallo. B Sims. C Kumpon. D. Chess. E Middlesworth. J Bunch, and D Hoban Third Row: K Guest. E Brandt. D Nelson. E Englehorn. S Reed. J Jones. J Graham. T Thompson. C. Mease. L Peel. D Bradley. M Jones, (standing on corner). C Routt. K. Clum. and P Brown Fourth Row: C Schaar. P Reid. J DeWitt. C Rowe. and C Houbrick. Fifth Row: S Cade, D VanEnde. P Gallegos. S Call. K Allen. A Maher. S Callen, L Price. K Kjosnes. L Wimer. V Bremer. M Sexton, and S Lenz Not Pictured: T Owens. T Herrmann. M Schiffner. and P Hayes Valkyrs expertly performed precision drills and routines for enthusiastic crowds. The marching band provided the music for half-time entertainment. The girls were led by drill master, Carol Routt, and advisor. Mrs. Diane Anderson. The Valkyrs were Guardian Angels for an athlete during each season. This included making many signs, cakes, cookies and decorating homerooms and houses. The Valkyrs practiced everyday from 1 1 :30 to 12:30. During the football season, the girls practiced regularly on the football field, at 7 a.m., and during the basketball season, the girls practiced on the basketball court everyday. The Valkyrs ended their season by marching in the Lilac Parade. 130 THE POWER BEHIND THE TEAMS Ferris had seven very active girls running around the halls on Thursday and Friday mornings, decorating the halls, and delivering treats to the players. They helped raise school spirit, by selling buttons, which provided them with the money to purchase their new cross cou ntry skirts. The girls meet four days a week from 1 1:30 to 12:30, and many days after school. They were always hustling, learning new cheers, or preparing for a pep con. They ended the year, marching in the Lilac Parade. Left to right: Mary Moyer. Gail King. Sandy Hawkins. Debbie Gallegos. Cynthia Smith. Jannie Adams, and Cindy Cockhill 131 SEASONS OFFER EXCITING TIMES Kneeling. Row 1. left to right Gale Ryan. Kimla Johnson, on Gale ' s shoulders. Jane Rosenkranz, Connie Witte. Georgia Saiki. Joy Wagner. Christy Schoedel. and Moira Wiltbank Kneeling. Row 2 Eileen Quinn. Jean Johnson, Susie Brandli. and Mary Tormey Standing. Row 3 Sue Leagel. Audrey Cripe. Linda Guettinger. Ron Cully. Kristy Holmlund. Mary Ellen Sheehan. Nancy White. Heidi Smith Row 4: Janet Carroll. Debra Jansen. unknown. Marcia Melsness. Maureen Quinn. Kathy Olson Row 5 Carol Routt. Mary Moyer All the seasons offer exciting and challenging moments to the members of the outing club. Fall is spent tromping through the woods and pedalling along country roads. With the snow comes snowshoeing expeditions and cross country skiing More hikes, mountaineering and bike trips finished off the year in the spring season. BOARD PLAYERS EAGER TO WIN Ferris ' chess team members participate in the city tourna- ments and are eager to be the best in town. Al Thompson is the First Board Player which means that in competing against his Ferris teammates he has won the number one position. Also Al is the head of the city league and is kept busy arranging the matches. All of the players are members of the Spokane chess club. Seated, left to right: Doug Baxter and Allen Thompson Standing: Leo Murphy. Rick Dickson. Ronald Lacey, Steve McLachlan. Kelly Roach. Bob Dickson. Bob Stone. Doss Buckalew. Mr Hembree 132 THE BRAIN TRUST This year Ferris ' Honor Society became a member of the National Honor Society. The membership requirements were to be changed to conform with the national rules. But the club did keep some of their activities the same, such as their major project of tutoring students at Adams Grade School Also the Honor Society ' s plans included a breakfast before school, and a bike rally. Sitting, left to right: Susie Brandli. Marcia Melsness. Nancy Neraas. Caroline Leland. Hal Ferris. Joel Ream Kneeling Kathy Olson. Jane Rosenkranz. Mary Moyer. Judy Vineyard. Erin Hennessey. Margaret Shank. Elizabeth Jimenez, Kimla Johnson, and Don Beckman Standing. Row 1 Mary Zimmer. Mellody David. Jean Johnson, Kristy Holmlund, Ruth Shore, Maureen Quinn. Joy Wagner. Marilyn Bierly. Larry Furumasu. Rob Girvin. Ron Eifert and Pete O ' Brien Row 2 Kathy Adams Connie Hix Christy Schoedel. Dick Stark. Craig Michaelson. and Mary McCoy. STAFF GETS HIGH ON NEWS The Easy Writers devised a revolu- tionary system for achieving efficiency. By placing a Z on the chest of all staff members this has enabled them to sleep better, thus producing more creative and prolific minds. Fighting the evil forces of censorship, libel and the code of ethics, the staff every capably published eighteen indubitable issues of the Saxon Chronicles Row 1 Teri Henderson Row 2. left to right: Phyllis Harvey. Dale Goodwin. Debbie Dziak. Bob QUI, and Pete O ' Brien. Row 3 Jan Swanson, Vicki Bailey. Suzette Schwagerl, and Mary Tormey Row 4 Al Rubens. Dave Wood and Megan Gorman SPIRIT IS THE The Band ' s polished marching routines were due to many long hours of practice. The Ferris Saxon ' s Marching Band received their new uniforms before the first game, and proudly performed for the half-time show. Mr. Wildey. and drum major. Dan Huneywell, led the spirited group. They decorated the court yard, throughout the year, along with many other activities. The band practiced during football, with the Valkyrs, on the football field. They ended up the year performing in the Lilac Parade. 134 NAME OF THEIR GAME ESS Left to Right: Lori Koziuk and Kay Wickward In their dazzling scarlet and silver uniforms. Lori and Kay, help to make the half-time shows spectacular events. Their intricate routines are performed with batons and red flags. The majorettes also marched in the Lilac Parade. 1 UP DOWN IN FALL OF 73 In the end We are Saxons one and all! Fall ' 73 was filled with it ' s share of ups and downs for the Ferris Saxons. A brisk, sunshiny October afternoon saw Doug Beckman and Tim Riley lead an experienced Saxon cross-country team to a City Championship. Ferris footballers ran into rough water in the Fall of ' 73. After romping off to a convincing victory over the North Central Indians in the Saxons initial outing of the year, the gridiron gang dropped the remaining eight games. Dedicated Ferris fans never said die. Filling the stands game after game, Saxon supporters gave their undying loyalty and spirit to their team and school. Win and lose, victory and defeat, in the end, are all the same for we are all Ferris Saxons and this was the important thing in the Fall of ' 73. Dedicated, enthusiastic Ferris fans provided Saxon teams with much needed support during the fall sports season Saxon gridders began fall season with a 33-14 romp over the North Central Indians I Doug Beckman exemplifies the feeling of his fellow Saxon harriers as he leads them to a City Championship 138 ' Gridiron Gan g IF AT FIRST YOU DONT SUCCEED . . . The spirit was high and goals were set as the Saxons prepared for game number one of the 1973 season. Captains Steve Moser and Geof Fanning led their teammates to a victorious 33-14 romp over N.C. But the tide turned the following week as Ferris went down to defeat at the hands of G-Prep, 9-0. Vigorous attempts to bring victory back to Ferris fell short. The gridiron gang ended the season 1-8. The consolation is that 26 players will return next year, 1 1 of them starters. Saxon football coaches have been and always will be winners! And this alone will ignite the fuse that will begin the comeback trail for a championship bid next season. 140 1973 SAXON 12-Roger Stilson. QB 14 Steve Holzer. QB GRIDIRON GANG 16 Dave Black. QB 33-Hayward Martin. FB 47 Blake Mounsey S 65-Mike Coulson. G 1 8-Bryon Jones. SE 34-Mel Runner. WB 48-Steve Aschenbrenner. T 66- Rob Collins. G 23 Pete O ' Brien. WB 35-Chuck Williams. FB 51 -Chuck Dillon. C 67-Andy Klages. G 24- Larry Loncon SE 40-Pete Grant. HB 55-Chris Westwood. G 68-Paul Cochran. G 75-Perrin Zanck, T 83-Geof Fanning. TE 76-Mike Dolan. DE 84-Oddvar Larsen, TE 77-Dale Kleist. T 85-Joel Prince. SE 78-Kevin Delong, SE 88-John Oakley. S 141 Winning isn ' t everything but wanting to win is. Quickness, agility, and sheer speed were big assets for Saxon Larry Hunt Catching him was a task few city tacklers could handle Roger Stilson was an inspiration to his teammates as he came on in reserve to lead the club Mr Tom Hedemark has been appropriately Mr Dave Morton takes the reigns over the Desire burns in the heart of defensive halfback. Mel Runner, as he named Secretary of Defense tough Saxon offense anxiously waits for the oncoming enemy Spirited Saxon Managers Dale Goodwin. Sr Head Manager Rick Johnson. Jr Manager Tom McNabb. Soph Manager Garry Loncon. Soph Manager Bill Woods, Sr Trainer 142 Saxons Rip City League Opponents Junior lineman Paul Cochran always gave 1 10% His pursuit of the enemy seldom ended in anything but conquest Saxon co-captain Steve Moser. 74. led the Ferris defense in many successful attacks on oncoming rushers Larry Loncon. senior split end and very underrated, signifies a touchdown as Larry Hunt sprints into the end zone BEES, FROSH LOOK TO FUTURE Ferris B-Squaders gave the City League as much as they could handle. Led by Coach Bill Diedrick. the Bees captured 2nd place with a 5-3 season record, two of their losses coming in overtime. John Bravakis was the captain, Steve Larrigan most Valuable player and Rob McWilliams was most inspirational. The frosh had a tough season, winning 1 of five games. Coach Diedrick Coach Pennell Above B-Football Bottom L-R, G Loncon. M Streich. S Curran. G. Campbell. R Angel. B Stewart. J Bravakis. R McWilliams. M. Smith, J Trapp, R Jennings. L Geer Middle- M.J Whipple. H Bray. T Brousseau, S Rusch, G Gomes. G Roybla. M Kindsvogel. D Hopkins. J Mahr. M Murphy, J. Tresko. S. Larrigan, S Janson, Coach-T Anderson Top- M Bergin. B Eskeberg. S Dodds. M Hickey, D Wolfe. S Reynolds. R Kuntz. B Branson, S Sonneland, T Vogt, P Kostelac, P Anderson, D Nelson, Coach-B Diedrick Right Frosh-Football, Bottom. B Beschel, R Mellinger. C Flowers. J Caruso. K. Sweeney. M Jaramillo. J. Drumheller. D Robinson. C Lofgren. D Bailey. B Calderhead. 2nd Row- J King. D Sweeney. K Tomlinson. B. Bervar. J Stilson. D Murphy. G Spitzer. S Torkelson. J King. T Sullivan 3rd Row- C. Talley. B Weidmeir. C Shaw. K Hennesey. K Stout. K Brown, M Hinson. J. McWilliams. D Hayes. J Lancaster-Mgr 4th Row- J Schwagerl. G Byer, P Whipple. M Rima. P Neis. S. Anders. P Bridge. S. Talley, C. Clum. K. Olsen-Mgr Top Row, R Pennell-Coach Assistants S Coon, C Erickson. J Fisher Doug Beckman Sr f Todd Morton. Jr Hal Ferns. Sr Bob Gruel. Jr Doug Beckman and Tim Riley provide a powerful one-two punch for the Saxon cross-country team Doug and Tim finished one-two in the All-City meet and thus earned the City title for Ferris High CROSS-COUNTRYMEN TAKE CITY CROWN Saxon harriers swept City League dual meet competitor! with a 5-0 undefeated mark They then proceeded to nail down the City Championship by winning the All-City meet. The Saxons were led all season by senior Doug Beckman, who won the individual city championship for the second consecutive year. Shaun Eggers. Sr Bill Hopkins, Jr 144 Saxons Ace City League Coach Caviness ' Discipline, Dedication, and Desire Are the keys to success. A good start is crucial in any race The Saxons proved their excellence in this catagory FERRIS 15 45 UNIVERSITY FERRIS 19 42 SHADLE PARK FERRIS 20 37 NORTH CENTRAL FERRIS 18 36 ROGERS FERRIS 19 39 LEWIS AND CLARK FERRIS 15 46 GONZAGA HURRICANE RIDGE INVITATIONAL- 2nd Place SHADLE PARK INVITATIONAL-SR DIVISION CHAMPS WHITWORTH INVITATI0NAL-2nd Place RICHLAND INVITATI0NAL-3rd Place ALL-CITY MEET-1 st Place. City Champs STATE MEET- 3rd Place. r. Beckman and Riley pass North Central runner and later finish one-two A rest is well deserved at the conclusion of the race A cross-country course covers many different terrains Above. Shaun Eggers races down a rocky incline on the Ferris course The finish line is a welcome sight RAPPLERS S TORRID WINTER SPORTS SEASON CAGERS PUT IT ALL TOGETHER Saxons huddle to plan their strategy John Youngman leaps for two more in contest against Rogers 147 HUSTLE IS THE KEY . . . I , 13 1 Saxons dominate the boards against Rogers ' 74 Saxons, front row, I to r; Mgr Craig Williams. Steve Felice. Steve Holzer, Bill Ahrens. Joel Prince. Tom Holland. Dave Leslie, and mgr Rick Johnson Back row; Bruce Tate. John Youngman. Dave Bain. Mike Kelly. Dale Kleist. Mark Parris. John Reidy, and Coach Reid As Saxons Capture 4th Place Playing consistent team basketball, the Saxons tallied a 4-6 league record; good enough for a fourth place finish. The city league was the battleground for fierce competition as the championship was not decided until the final night. Gonzaga emerged on top of the league as Rogers and Shadle followed. Tradional of past Ferris teams was the ' 74 Saxons strong defense However, the offense cannot go unmentioned. Junior Dave Leslie led the Saxons in scoring with over 170 points. Dave developed a hot hand from the outside. Senior Joel Prince was close behind in scoring and was tough on the boards. Prince was honored as a member of the second All-City team. Senior Dave Bain led Ferris in the rebounding department. John Youngman. also a senior, was a big contributor in all departments. Inexperience hampered the Saxons from doing better in ' 74. Only one letterman. Steve Holzer. returned from the 1973 season. Ferris shot 35% from the field and 60% from the foul line, ranking them fourth in both catagories. Saxon boss stands at center court and directs traffic at Ferris practice session Youngman soars above North Central defenders 148 Mike Kelly. Junior Top Mgr Craig W i|| iams Bottom. Mgr Rick Johnson Coach Foster Walsh led the Saxon J. Vers to another strong finish in ' 74. The Saxons placed second behind a tough Shadle squad Overall. Ferris won 1 9 games and lost 1 1 Soph- omore Steve Larrigan was the standout performer for the Saxons as he averaged over 1 1 points a game, scoring 222 points in all. That mark topped all Saxon hoopers. Larrigan also gave oppononets a tough time on the boards. Junior Mark Parris was the rebound leader for the Saxons as he grabbed off 135 rebounds J.V.ers FINISH STRONG SECOND AS LARRIGAN SPARKS HOOPERS to 2 £ J V Cage Gang, front row. I to r; Steve Larrigan. Matt Murphy. Steve Walker. Lynn Dicus. Greg Gerson. Rob Collins. Mark Poirer. and Mark Parris Back row: Coach Walsh. Wes Westermann. Craig Hallett. Stu Dodds. Jim Snow Darrell Aubrey. Joe Fitzpatrick and managers Garry Loncon and Walt Eskeberg B CAGERS B Saxons, front row. Bryan Branson Chris Hlnson. Steve Rusch. Pete Johnston. Drew Cass Middle row; Don Wolfe. Larry Barstow Dave Gustafson. Tom Legal. Rick Pieroni. Coach Coon Back row. Craig Hickman. Paul Anderson. Shawn Cunningham. Ron King. Jim Kenney Steve Janson Saxon B-Squaders encountered a tough league of challengers, winning only one game on the season However. Coach Coon explained that most games were decided by only a few points Paul Anderson emerged as the B ' s most valuable player, leading the team in rebounding. Chris Hinson was the team ' s most inspirational player and most improved cagers were Don Wolfe and Dave Gustofson. Rick Pieroni led the Saxons in the scoring department. FRESHMAN B-BALLERS STREAK TO THIRD PLACE LEAGUE FINISH Frosh. front row John LaFreic. John Lancaster. Scott Torkelson. Joe Drumheller. Paul Bridge. Craig Clum Middle row; Curt Miner. Dan Murphy. Darrell Bailey Randy Bronson. Dan Peyton. Mike Hinson. Phil Neise. Brian Grennell Back row; Gary Jarvis. Doug Robinson Jake Houbrick Duane Michaelis Gene Farmer Tom Gillespie Terry Davis. Chris Lofgren. Jim Gerson Freshman cagers doused the stigma of finishing at the bottom of the ladder (traditional of past Ferris frosh teams) and fought their way to an outstanding 6-4 season record: good enough for third place in the city league. Coach Don Lobdell felt these were the best group of freshmen ball players he has ever coached Jim Gerson led the team in scoring and Doug Robinson was the rebound king. Most improved player over the course of the season was Dan Murphy. Li. WRESTLIN Matmen Pin Down Second Spot A tough, scrappy Saxon squad of wrestlers went into the final league match of the year in first place before being ousted by a crew of experienced Lewis and Clark grapplers The Saxons finished the regular season with a 6-2 mark for league play; 12-5 overall Ten wrestlers from Ferris advanced to regional competition where half ot them survived and rolled on to the state tourney, which was held in Spokane for the first time ever. The Saxons had several outstanding wrestlers this season, led by senior-captain Brian Rodgers at 148 Brian boasted a 21-2 individual record through regional play He captured the number one spot on the district level, was third at regionals. and placed fifth at state Quick and fiery junior Mark Furumasu at 1 1 5 compiled a record of 1 8-4 through regional play. Three of these losses came at the hands of L.C ' s Lane Yonago. Mark wrestled well at state and gained a third place finish Other state competitor s wearing the scarlet and silver were Steve Sweeney at 129 with a 15-6 record. Ron Kuntz at 141. 12 10. and Adam Slobadow at 190. 16-6 Top Saxon wrestlers who competed on the regional level are. front row. I to r; Kent Belstad. Mark Furumasu. Kelly Aktepy Steve Sweeney and Ron Kuntz Back row, captain Brian Rodgers. Tom Boge. Dave Hopkins. Adam Slobadow. and George Yarno Furumasu. Kuntz. Sweeney, and Slobadow placed sec ond at regionals and Brian Rodgers captured a third 148 Brian Rodgers. Sr Saxon head coach Weir looks as if he wishes he could be grappling on the mat Three coaches, three different moods Coach Weir, front, silently goes through the moves he hopes his wrestler will use to get out of a sticky situation Coach Backlund. center, cheeringly yells encouragement and Coach Simpson shouts do or die orders to the Saxon on the mat. All three coaches have a unique style of coaching, yet their goals are the same and they all add experience and knowledge to the sport 152 FIVE WRESTLERS ADVANCE TO STATE Steve Sweeney. Ron Kuntz. Brian Rodgers. Mark Furumasu and Adam Slobadow advanced through district and regional competition to gain berths in the Washington State AAA wrestling tournament Furumasu. a junior, lost only one match in cap- turing third place. Rod- gers. a senior and team captain, finished fifth after encountering a couple of tough foes. Sweeney and Slobadow are seniors while Kuntz is only a junior and will be returning for the Saxons in ' 75. J.V. MATMEN The ' 74 J.V wrestlers enjoyed another win- ning season this year Coach Simpson was pleased with their performance, stating they would have won all their matches if their top guys would have wrestled every match However, the purpose of junior varsity wrestling is to give the less experienced wrestlers a chance to develop their skills Outstanding J.V. wrestlers were numerous, including Bart Cloninger. Kevin Brown. Matt Sterley. Mike Johnson. Todd Morton. John Oakley. Pete Whipple. Chris Kunz. Mike Osburn. Kevin Hennessey. Steve Rooks, and Scott Reynolds. J V grapplers. Front row. Bart Cloninger. Kevin Hennessey. Kevin Brown. Todd Morton. Mike Johnson. John Oakley. Pete Whipple Back Row. Phil Kostelac. Randy Schuneman. John King. Mike Osborn and Tom Patterson BEES BUZZ THROUGH SEASON B Wrestlers, front row. Mgr Tom Sullivan. Brett Calderhead. Dan Sweeney. Jim McWilliams. Mitch Alderman. Ray Howry. Mark Cade Back row; Dave Black, Brian Weidmeyer. Larry Coulson. Joe Jackson, and Chris Shaw At SPRING SPORTS: OFF AND RUNNING Strikeout, finishlme. birdie and deuce were common terms when spring sports rolled around. The excitement of a homerun or a Saxon crossing the finish line first, combined with the sunshine and warm spring days to draw Saxon supporters to the stands Saxon baseballers had an optomistic attitude towards the 74 season as seven lettermen returned from the ' 73 s second place team The ' Big Red track crew were once again in hot pursuit of another title, and both tennis and golf teams were determined to never say die in seeking titles, after finishing strong seconds in fall competition. SAXONS I Seven Lettermen Return for Saxons Coach Bob Burkhart ' s Saxons returned seven lettermen in ' 74 and four of them were pitchers. All but one of the ' 73 gang was on the mound for Ferris this season. Captain Glen Proelss and veteran Ken Kirsch plugged the middle of the infield at second base and shortstop, respectively Flanking them were Al Rubens at third base and sharing first base duties were George Yarno and Barry Merritt. Blake Mounsey was the only outfield letterman, but he received ample help from Don Wolfe, Dave Black and Jim Snow. Small, but scrappy catchers were Larry Loncon and Rob Reed, alternating at that position John Youngman and John Reidy were strong on the mound as both were in the starting rotation for the second straight year Unexpected spring rains and early yearbook deadlines do not mix. However, this gives us a chance to show you that more is involved with Saxon athletics than what the average fans see Hours of hard work and practice go into shaping Saxon teams into first class squads Come rain or sleet or gloom of night, Saxons never fail to meet their appointed practice schedules, even if it means practicing in the gym 157 Sr. -John Youngman Sr.-Glen Proelss Sr.-Ken Kirsch Sr. -Al Rubens Sr -Barry Merritt Sr. -Rob Reed Sr.- Larry Loncon Jr. -Blake Mounsey Soph -Don Wolfe Soph -Dave Black Jr. -George Yarno Jr. -John Reidy Jr. -Mark Parris Sr. -Joe Leahy Jr. -Steve Miller Jr -Darrell Aubrey Sr. -Rick Westover Jr. -Kent Neubauer Jr. -Jim Snow Jr -Norm Brown 158 I 74 Varsity Batsmen Front Row Left to Right Norm Brown, Blake Mounsey. Jim Snow Al Rubens. Kent Neubauer. Darell Aubrey. Glen Proelss. Larry Loncon, Don Wolfe Row 2 John Reidy, Mark Parris. Joe Leahy. George Yarno. John Youngman. Steve Miller, Barry Merritt. Rick Westover. Ken Kirsch, Dave Black ft Left: Coach Bob Burkhart has produced several winning Saxon teams in his tenure as Ferris boss Here. Burkhart hits flies to his outfield Right Dedicated managers Dan Huneywell and Lyle Greer take a second out of their busy work schedule to pose for a picture Bees Bats Boom Bee Baseballers. front row. I to r. Larry Barstow. Tom Legal Middle row; A Sipinen B Harbart. S Curran. S Reynolds, G Loncon. D McNutt. Coach Bill Diedrick Back row: T Vogt. W Westermann. R Pieroni. R King. B Cloninger. S Dodds. D Gray. L Galey. Freshman Sluggers Frosh baseballers. front row; R Bronson. M Johnson. B Weidmier. D Sullivan. D Payton. J Stilson. J Drumheller. D Robinson. A Tai. K Olson Row two; A Walgreen. M Caruso. B Grinnell M Rima. T Smith. P Mounsey, K Stout, M Neubauer. J McGough Back row: Coach Pennell. R Melhnger. J Landcaster. K Sweeney. D Murphy. J Gilmore. C Klum. Coach Larry Big Red Vies for 4th Straight Title 1974 TRACKSTERS Coach Ci Fantastic!! , says Coach Herm Caviness. We really have more outstanding team members to balance out our team this year. Big Red Saxon Track opened the ' 74 season with a victory over Shadle Park, to start their bid for a 4th straight city title. Returning men from state last year are Larry Hunt, Doug Beckman, Jeff Wold, and Tim Riley. Returning state competitors. I J ft -I. 160 Shot Put-J Wold. S Moser. J Runyan Javelin-Westwood. Holzer. Dolan. Whipple. Collins Pole Vault-Bill Fanning Disc-Torkelson. Runyan. Wold. Maag Saxons get off to a good start Big Red has the spirit that it takes Front Row-L-R; J McCallum. J Houbrick. G Hunphrey. G Jarvis. P Bridge, S Foltz Middle Row; R Arledge. J Myers. D Hayes. M Hinson. J Jackson. B Caulderhead, T Gillespie Top Row; P Whipple. B Jones. 8 Beschel. J Weimer. K Tomlinson. G Spitzer. D LaLonde. J King, C Talley Racketeers, Raise A Ruckus In League With a balanced combination of experienced veterans and lesser experienced rookies. Coach Len Hunt ' s netters turned in fine per- formances in both fall and spring competition Lewis and Clark, comprised solely of a crew of seasoned veterans, captured the league title but only after tough scrapes with the runnerup Saxons. You know what they say; When first is good enough, second ain ' t bad! Junior Jim DeRoetth displays the form that helped him to become the city ' s individual champ The varsity racket, front row. I to r, Howard Burlingame. Robert Stevens. Glen Satre. Vann Snyder. Paul Nutter. D Stadtmueller Back Row: Joel Ream, Lonnie Dicus. Jim Gerson. Tom Thompson. Paul Craig and Mike Wolcott Not pictured; Jim DeRoetth and Toby Larson B Net Setters B Netters. front row: Jim Sanderson. Paul Jessup. C Grossman Middle row. W Grant. C Carter. S Barland. A Habine. D Yenney 8ack Row: D Hanson, J Larson. K Barland. S. Reynolds. R Howard. M Cade. D Schmidt. M Thackrey 1 A 164 Varsity golf crew, standing, Craig Hallett. Al Buckalew. Dave Barber. Dan Devlin. Terry Devlin, and Tim Devlin Kneeling is head coach Bruce Wylder Craig Hallett. a junior and a member of the All City Golf team is a perennial standout for the Saxons. Coach Bruce Wylder gives the Saxons strong leadership and has led Ferris golfers to several first and second place finishes 74 GOLF GANG From tee to green, the Saxon golfing gang were ambitious competitors all year long. Finishing a strong second in fall city league action. Coach Bruce Wylder expressed hopes of going to state this spring. We have the potential and reputation to be the state champions. Captain Craig Hallett. a junior, led a strong Saxon team comprised of veterans Dave Barber. Al Buckalew, and the Devlin brothers. Dan. Terry and Tim Hard work, constant practice, and a desire to succeed were important factors in the ' 74 Golf Gang success The Devlin boys. Terry. Dan and Tim. transferred to Ferris from Gonzaga this fall and added great team strength to the Saxon lineup Dave Barber, left, and Al Buckalew. both juniors have added strength to the Ferris team for three years Barber is a member of the All-City golf team Gymnasts, front row. Caron Swenson. Lon-Koziuk. Jen Sell. Karla Foedisch. Sue Fogelquist. Cindy Franks. Julie Moore. Monica Ewell. Kandy Bradner Back row. Coach Schmidt. Kit Wickward. Carol Routt. Pam Brown. Ann Mahar. Roberta Tai. Kay Wickward. Jan Alderman Not pictured. Janet Bartman GYMNASTS VAULT TO NUMBER 1 Poise, agility, strength, and coordination combined with four months of hard work, molded the 1974 Saxon gymnasts into a championship team Coached by Mr Mel Schmidt, the girls captured their first city title with a perfect 8-0 league mark, twice defeating the defending champs. Shadle Park. Deep team strength enabled the Saxons to claim the District 8 team championship and go on to the regionals in Richland, where the girls finished a tight second to a strong Richland squad The Saxons continued to compete on the state level where they finished ninth, highest of all Spokane area high schools. Three Saxon gymnasts were standouts all year long Senior Pam Brown turned in fine performances in all events, and she reigned tops on the uneven bars. Junior Ann Mahar and sophomore Kit Wickward will be untouchable in the city league next season as both were strong, all-around performers in ' 74. Miss Mahar was extremely potent on the balance beam, in the vaulting and tumbling events; and Miss Wickward was strong in the floor exercise, tumbling, and in vaulting competition. Other top performers were Kay Wickward on the trampoline and Jan Alderman on the uneven bars. Ann Mahar. another Saxon standout, performs in the floor exericse event Ann is only a junior and will be a big asset to the team in 75 Pam Brown overcame a serious condition curvature of the spine, when she was in 8th grade, and came on to be the Saxons most consistant performer the past two years Above. Pam performs her routine on the uneven bars, which has been her strongest event Carol Routt, a senior, has been a consistant. all around gymnast for the Saxons Here. Carol performs on the uneven bars Mr Mel Schmidt took over the reins as gymnastic coach and led the girls to a city title 166 Girls Track Front Row: Left to Right Roberta Baker. Theresa Taft. Theresa Becker. Candi DeLorenzo. Allison Parry. Ten Flint. Caron Swenson. Sue Mcintosh. Pam Brown. Kelhe Clum Row 2 Jeannie Kinney, Barbara Armstrong. Nancy Moar Carol McCabe. Margie Ferns. Karen Blanchet. Debbie Fish. MaryZimmer. Deena Riley. Amy Eiden. Nancy Hemingway. Lynn Kinney. Becky Newkirk. Sina Kiilsgaard Row 3 Coach Sue Flaraty. Sara Hempstead. Cynthia Thomas. Cindy Franks, Scheryl Mathwig. Kathy Farn Diane Bergman. Joan Borlin. Jaine Lohoefer, Cindy Hauber. L Sitton. D Quincy Coach Schmidt Ferris Females Raise a Racket 6 Afl a « ; | fTT Front Row Left to Right Bertha Brown. Kathy Demarest. Lisa Bolken Row 2: Audrey Cripe. Janet Johnston. Coach Roberta Groth. Keri Clum. Joy Wagner Front Row: Left to Right: Val Bremer. Lauri Wimer. Carrie Adams. Kathy Selly. Sandy McCluskey. Lynn Swenson. Debbie Decker. Michelle Bond Row 2: Barb Johnson. Jen Sell. Rita Snaw. Holly Holman. Rosemary DeRoth. Kitty Roberts. LeAnn Zimmer. Carrie Niksich Saxon Swingers Take First Front Row Left to Right: Coach Beth Shaw. Dru Hieber. Barb Phipps. Donna Morse Row 2 Beth Cooney Debbie Gillespie. Sue Schoedel. Tina Ziuchkovski. Tami North. Mary Westover 167 1974 SAXON ALL STARS Introducing the 1974 lineup of Saxon All-Stars. These athletes have been outstanding in their sports or sport and have represented Ferris on an All-City team or have competed in state competition. Dedication, desire, and Saxon pride were combined with each athletes ' search for success to help them achieve the accomplishments they have made in sports. Jr -Tim Riley X-Country. Track Sr -Steve Moser Football. Track Sr -Geof Fanning Football. Track Sr -Joel Prince Basketball Sr -Dave Bain Basketball 169 172 cheering your lungs out talking to your ferns 173 174 Hello Week once again did its job by producing games, fun, and a lot of excitement during the first week of school. On Monday things got started with Teacher Day and the Treasure Hunt Tuesday allowed for excitement with Twin Day (upper left) and Boys ' Tag Day with Alison Parry being chosen Mrs Irresistible On Wednesday things kept pace with the Girls ' Tag Day. Larry Hunt being chosen Mr Irresistible (middle right) and the relays in the gym (lower right) Thursday allowed for two new events, the Drag Races and the Car Bash (lower middle) Spirit Day. which was held on Friday, climaxed the week with a pep con in the morning (upper middle), judging of the door decorations, a victory over North Central at Albi. and the kick-off mixer in the cafeteria that evening 9 i Twin [i Reays iDrao ;;day 1 races 2TA U g 2CM pMj i d y i bash Friendliest Saxons A ME ■A a-42 U S3 Top left. Seniors: Oddvar Larsen and Shannon Birchill Top right. Juniors: Terry Owens and Stuart Tomlinson Bottom left. Freshmen Guy Spitzer and JoLynn Saylor Above. Sophomores Dwight Nelson and Christy Morse Turkey Trot Every year the Ferris faculty chooses a representative from each class for Turkey Trot Queen Candidates. The girls sell tickets to raise money for the cross country team. The one selling the most tickets has the opportunity to reign over the annual Turkey Trot Race This year ' s Queen was sophomore Jan Alderman who sold 265 tickets. Queen Jan Alderman with princesses: Freshman. Lori Koziuk; Senior. Carol Routt, and Junior. Marv Goshorn. Exuberant winners of the Turkey Trot Race; Junior. Mike McLaughlin; Freshman. Don Wicklend; Sophomore Ray Howry, and Senior. Dean Soelberg 177 Foreign Exchange This year Ferris was fortunate to be on both ends of the AFS program. Janet Kelly, a senior from Ferris was sent to Vereeniging. South Africa, while Ferris hosted its fourteenth foreign exchange student. Oddvar Larsen from Kristiansand. Norway Oddvar blended in well by turning out for football, track and the school musical, Oliver . In Norway Oddvar enjoyed cross country skiing, fishing and swimming. Oddvar Larsen is from the seaport of Kristainsand which has a population of sixty thousand. He has two brothers and a sister. His mother is a housewife, and his father teaches teachers. Ja net Kelly arrived in late January from a year ' s exchange in South Africa. While there she lived with the Collett family. Mr. Collett is an industrial businessman and owns a 31 acre farm as a hobby Janet attended General Smuts High School, swam for the school and was the tennis team captain. The American Field Service helped the students at Ferris understand and know the people and ways of Norway and South Africa. Janet enjoyed her stay in Vereeniging. and we hope that Oddvar has had a pleasant visit at Ferris. Janet Kelly 178 Saxon Spirit They CAN score! Go. Annie 0! 181 Students get it all for Free . . . Fare Free-Fare, a group from Florida, entertained Ferris students with a morning con. 182 183 This is what you get for being a nice guy To celebrate its tenth year. Ferris held its first Homecoming Week. The week ' s festivities included an introductory music con. a 1963 Dress-Up Day. float decoration, an Alumni Tea. and class decoration competition. The Homecoming-Keyheart Dance topped off the week with the crowning of the new Keyheart Queen. Eileen Quinn. The Canterbury Belles. Stage Band, and the Jazz Band were highlights of the music con. Dale Goodwin. ASB President, introduced Homecoming week to the Student Body Rob Girvin. Key Club President, introduced the Keyheart Queen Candidates. A dinner of pizza, salad, and pop was enjoyed by all who went to the DECA- Lettermen ' s Pizza Feed. The Stage Band entertained The League of Dresden sponsored the band Fren-ship who played at a convocation before the student body Plans had been made for a Powderpuff Football game with the Sophomore and Senior girls challenging the Freshmen and Junior girls. The game had to be cancelled due to 1 2 inches of snow Mark Haidle ' s best 1 963 costume and best decorated car for float competition helped him to be chosen the Most Spirited Saxon of the week The Freshman class won the honor of the Most Spirited Class because of their fantastic decoration of the auditorium Placing a close second was the senior class who used the theme Seniors are the best, you ' re right ... Sophomores decorated the cafeteria, having Rogers dummies hanging from the ceiling. In fourth place came the Juniors who decorated the top of the four hundred building. The wet look is back greased back Razzle. dazzle, sizzle zip. come on Saxons, let em rip! 184 It was an exciting week enjoyed by all participants 185 Key Heart - Homecoming Dance The Key Heart-Homecoming Dance climaxed the first annual Homecoming Week. After watching the Saxons battle John Rogers, the students headed for the cafeteria where they danced to Frenship. Competition for Key Heart Queen was tough with the candidates being Jannie Adams, Eileen Quinn. Maureen Quinn, Georgiann Saiki, Jennifer Bunch. Cindy Cockhill. Cynthia Smith. Denise Hoban. Jenny Allard, and Kathy Endahl. In the lower four hundred building each candidate decorated a locker where money votes selected the queen. In the ceremonies during the intermission, Rob Girvin. president of Key Club crowned Eileen Quinn Queen of the 1973 Key Heart- Homecoming Dance The dance was enjoyed by all who attended and was one of the best all year. Jackpot 1 186 Fren-ship provides a festive atmosphere for the dance Opposite page, top to bottom Denise Hoban. Jennifer Bunch. Georgiann Saiki. Maureen Quinn. Jenny Allard. Jannie Adams. Cindy Cockhill. Eileen Quinn. Cynthia Smith Not pictured Kathy Endahl 187 Oliver This year ' s musical. Oliver , was performed under the direction of Miss Lillian Brown on December 6. 7. 8 Miss Brown came out of retirement to do a splendid job directing a play which was enjoyed by all. Ron Cully, who played Oliver, headed an all-star cast which included Jeff Wold as Mr. Bumble. Debbie Hughes as Widow Corny, John Odean as Fagin. Geoff Hoff as the Artful Dodger. Linda Cox as Nancy, Tony Porter as Mr. Brownlow. and Mike Eliason as Bill Sykes. Mr. and Mrs. Sowerberry were played by Hayward Martin and Sandy Hawkins. A special thanks should go to Mr. Wildey and the symphonic orchestra for making Oliver a truly memorable play. Fagin steals the show Ollie 188 189 We Must Conserve This is how we get around! ■ Alive to Life 1974 Inaugural Ball 192 193 Saxons Sparked by Spectators 194 When you said you had hot lips I didn ' t think you meant you played in the band 195 196 School Days Student Achievement The students pictured here are those who have accomplished outstanding achievements while at Ferris Marilyn Bierly received the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award on the basis of her achievements in home economics which includes a comprehensive test in that field Pete O ' Brien and Terry Appling were chosen as National Merit Finalists with their high scholastic ratings on the SAT and National Merit Tests. The FFA ' ers went to state competition as they qualified by placing high in district competition, in knowledge of horticulture Pete 0 Bnen and Terry Appling Marilyn Bierly FFA Mary Alward. Suzanne Lurus. Sherry Stevens. Katherine Nerrass. Christy Schoedel. Mark Haidle, Jackie French. Scott Miller. Alex Szombathy. Becky Willis. Mary Alice Gumaer Boys ' and Girls ' State The above sextet of Ferris students attended summer conferences of the American Legion Boy ' s and Girl ' s State this past summer. These statewide conferences were designed to aquaint the students with local and state governments as well as to teach them many basic leadership skills They were chosen to represent Ferris on the basis of their own activities and leadership potential. Geof Fanning, Dale Goodwin, and Pete O ' Brien attended the week-long Boy ' s State session at Gonzaga University. Fanning was elected state representative and Goodwin was elected state senator. Jannie Adams. Joy Wagner, and Debbie Hughes represented Ferris at Girl ' s State on the Central Washington State College campus in fcllensburg All three girls were elected to the State Senate All six Ferris delegates are seniors this year Fashion Board Each year, the Crescent and Bon Marche department stores choose High School representatives for their fashion boards Ferris ' 1973- 74 representatives were Joani Mittelstadt for the Crescent, and Theresa Henderson for the Bon Marche (picture right). The girls were chosen on looks, poise, and the ability to speak Throughout the year they had the opportunity to model in fashion shows and make new friends. ' Saga of the S.S. Fairlass Harold Stanfast. Desmond Doright. Mrs Hopewell, and Prudence Hopewell I ' m only a bird in a guilded cage! ' The P T A. Ham on Regal players pre- sented the musical comedy Saga of the S S Fairlass The play, written by a script committee headed by Mr. Bill Fogelquist and directed by Mr Walt Schaar, was held March 6, 7, and 8 Pro- ceeds from the show went for the extras at Ferris such as band uniforms and lab equipment. The play was about a showboat in deep financial trouble Trying to save itself from the money-hungry Mr Uriah Kreep (Mr Glenn Merritt). the boat entered a race to Spokane Falls, where the Tencentennial Fresh Air Fair and Cross Country Boat race was being held. Many specialty acts were featured, in- cluding some banjo-picking by Mr John Wynn and his daughter. Kathy Mr Larry Stanley had a clarinet solo, and many other parents had the opportunity to display their singing and dancing talents. This is our once a year time I Girl of the Month IIUIII Spirited Jannie Adams was October ' s girl of the month I Outgoing Shannon Birchill was January ' s girl f Jm of the month. November ' s girl of the month was the musical Judy Meyersberg. Gymnast Pam Brown was chosen as the March girl of the month for her outstanding ability in sports Debbie Hughes, above, and L inda Cox. right were the December girls of the month for their drama talents. The League of Dresden honors a girl for her individual achievements each month throughout the year These achievements vary from academics to drama to other extra curricular activities These awards are deservingly presented and appreciatively received by the girls. Mary McCoy was chosen for being the Most involved in the League of Dresden Christy Schoedel ' s academic achievements enabled her to be chosen May ' s girl of the month. Saxons Enjoy a Variety of Activities Valkyrs do the job What ' s cookin ' . good lookin ' ? JV its ON, CHARLES OSCArl I 10551 niAZ I 4 -10 Aw. come on Chuck! Adult? Seniors enjoy volleyball marathon Will the real Mr Universe please stand up? 204 I. 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X SEATTLE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Spokane Eastern Branch, W. 601 Riverside 226 The Exeter Staff Patronizes Our Advertisers, and We Encourage All Saxons to Do the Same. 227 Senior Index Adams, Jannie-Varsity Cheeleader, Valkyr Treas., Girls State, L of D Sec, Exeter Future: WSU Ahrens, Bill-Letterman ' s Club, Boy and Explorer Scouts, FFA Future: College Ainslie, Kirk Captain - Future: cycle shop job Aktepy, Kelly Greek -wrest- ling Future: work and college Allen, Jillian Jay -DECA, League of Dresden Future: college, psychol- ogy Alsgaard, Joel -Honor Society KSPS-TV Future: research scientist Anacker, Robbin-music, youth group Future: Westmont College Anderson, Jack-Varsity foot- ball, Vice-pres. DECA, Police Explorer Future: Policeman or Business Anderson, Kathy- Anest, Mike-cycle racing, skiing Future: work Appling, Terry-Tennis, High school Bowl, German Club, Swing-Pop Choir Future: Photographer Applington, Jim-Rifle Assos., Motorcross racer Future; auto mechanics Aschenbrenner, Steve-Football Future: trade school Aylor, Carol-snow skiing, volunteer work Future: travel and college Babbitt, Christy-Percussion- Nauts Future: college Bain, Dave-Varsity basketball Future: Trade school Baker, Robert Bee Bee - artist, drummer Future; school Bartholomew, Randy-scuba div- ing Future: Commercial Diving College Bartman, Janet-gymnastics Future: college and gym- nastics Baxter, Doug-Chess team. Hon- or Society, Math Club founder Future: college of math or Pre-med. Beals, Mike-motorcycling Future: Navy Beernink, Doug-Lab Assistant Future; college Beil, Kathy-ASB treas.. Honor Society, Library Story Lady Future: college Belcher, Roberta-Creative writing, Spokane Art School Future: work, travel, school Bendowsky, Jeff-working Future: Service Berg, Bob polker parties Future; live in the wild Bestrom, Laura Beast -home- work Future: live in mts. Beyer, Warren Coach -band Future: make money, retire Bierly, Marilyn-Honor Society, Courtesy Girls v. Pres., German Club, Pep Club 228 Future: college Binder, Beverly-Spanish Club Future: Veterinarian Birchill, Shannon-L of D pres. ASB Historian, Camp Fire Girls, Exeter Future: WSU Blake, Rick-hiking, camping, water skiing Future: For- est Service Blanchette, Jeri-Frosh treas., L of D rep.. Junior rep.. Future: medical secretary Bliesner, Jim-swim, watch foot- ball Future: school Bloom, Sue-Reedemer Lutheran Church Future: SFCC Bloomquist, Paul-racing hydro- planes and cars, flying Future: aviation technician Boese, Miriam-Orchestra, L of D, German Club Future: college Boge, Tom-football, wrestling Future: college Bogle, Janet-cooking, Horses Future: job in Colorado Boline, John-girls Future: college Boone, Bill-FFA, drawing and designing Future: Navy Bostwick, Diane-leaving school at 10:00 on Fridays Bowman, Lorraine-art work Future: college Boyd, Curt- ' 65 Rambler Classic 770 2-DR Bradshaw, Sonia-Pathfinder Club Future: patrol offi- cer Brandley, Patti-work Future: college Brandli, Susie Sooz-Booz Tennis, Nat. Honor Society Friendship Club, V-pres. HA Club Future: U of W Bradner, Doug-Fr. football, Fr. basketball mgr., B- sq. football player and mgr.. Court of Carmine, Varsity Track mgr. Future: Air Force, School Bray, Carol-Silver Spurs, Courtesy Girls Future: Registered Nurse Breithaupt, Diane-church youth group Future: exec- utive secretary Brown, Kevin-Explorer Scouts, DECA Future: private de- tective Brown, Pam-gymnastics, Val- kyers, FFA Future: pumping gas at a Marina, college Brown, Rex-Fr. and B-sq. Foot- ball Future: business Management Brunelle, Debbie-Girl Scouts, Future: executive sec. Bryant, Mary Jo-Music, art, writing Buehler, Diane-Horse races, skiing Future: college Bunch, Jennifer J.B. -Valkyr Hist., Jr. class treas. Future: college Butcher, Donna- Valkyrs, FFA Future: college Butcher, Lee Shaft -basket- ball, Baseball, camping Future: teacher Butler, Bob-bowling, fishing, hunting Future: Air Force and Forest Service Byrne, Jim-skiing, hunting Future: college Call, Randy-church basketball No. 2 team Future: foreign country adventure Callison, Mike-having fun Future: success Canton, Audrey-BSU, Courtesy Girls Future: SFCC Carbaugh, Marilyn-Courtesy Girl pres., French Club Future: college Carlberg, Ann-concert pianist Future: college, career Charlton, Liz-doctor ' s assist. horses, poetry Future: Ph.D. in Psychology Chess, Debbie-gymnastics, FFA, Valkyrs Future: Dental Hygenist Chipman, Bunny-Russian Club, Work at Albertson ' s Future: U of I Social work Christensen, Lois-church choir Future: college Christopherson, Rob-football, track, basketball, base- ball Future: work, school Clark, Jim-golfing, swimming, traveling Future: school Clay, Bonnie-skiing, swimming Future: medical secretary Clum, Kellie-Valkyr pres. Future: Bible college Cockhill, Cindy Cindog - Cheerleader B-sq. and varsity, Valkyrs, skiing Future: college Coker, Bob-skiing Future: business career Colburn, Tami-FFA, Camp Fire Job ' s Daughters Future: WSU Collins, Perry Rusty -work Future: policeman Conley, Jolene-working with children Future: Head Start Cotton, Theresa-ceramics class Future: Jr. college Cox, Linda Coxy -Canterbury- belles, singing Future: Manhatten school of music Cross, Jackie-FFA Future: EWSC and U of W Crumbaker, Larry-Sports trade school Crump, Debbi-Canterbury Bell Swing Choir, Youth Group Future: EWSC Crump, Denise-Swing Choir, Symphonic Choir, FFA, Spanish Club Future: EWSC Damron, Trea-Ecology Club, Outing Club, Ski Club, Stage Band, Symphonic Band Future: Modeling Danzig, Barry-hunting, fish- ing skiing, snow mobil- ing Future: work Deming, Wanda-Pep Club, L of D Future: Airline School Denison, Cicero-football Future: work Dicus, Lonnie-skiing Future: school Dillon, Chuck-Football Future: have a good time Doran, Greg Lunar -skiing Future: race car driver Dorsey, Doug-church youth group, job Future: airline pilot Durkoop, Carl T.B. -skiing Future: work Dziak, Debbie Dudes -Exeter, Chronicles, Drama, FFA, French Club Future: Com- munications Eberly, Randy-DECA, scuba diving, art Future: advertising art Eggers, Shawn-Cross Country, Track, Key Club Future: SFCC Eifert, Ron-sports, church choir and youth group Future: commercial pilot Eik, Larry Big Lar -cycle shop job Future: auto mechanics Ellern, Scott-American Bowl- ing Congress Future: Real Estate Endahl, Kathie-Dasidrian, Soph. Sec, Senior V-pres. dancing, church group Future: Pediatrician Entel, Bill Ace -skiing, karate Future: Hotel Mgr. Espen, Donna-church activities Future: nursing Ewing, Terry Tiger -music- jazz, rock, blues Future: airline stewardess Fallis, Sue-modern jazz, travel Future: Fashion Fallquist, Tom-DECA Future: college Fanning, Geof-Key Club, Let- terman ' s Club, Varsity Track and Football Capt. Future: college, track Farnworth, Jim-traveling Future: college Feil, Jeannie-Spanish Club, Swing Fellin, Steve-chess, physics Future: WSU Finley, Allene-Friendship Club, Health Careers Club FFA, L of D. Creative Wri- ting, Courtesy Girls, Ho- nor Society, German Club Future: College of Ed. Fitch, Lee Ann Tex -Future: college Fogelquist, Gail-L of D Future: Medical field French, Jackie-FFA, German Club, Church Choir Future: missionary work Furumasu, Larry-Cross Country, Track, Key Club, Honor Society, Letterman ' s Club Future: WSU Gage, Bruce-Swing Choir Future: Life Gallegos, Debbie Debboon - Cheerleading, Valkyrs, church choir. Future: college, marriage Gaylord, Catie-skiing, jazz dancing Future: college Gerke, Peggy-Courtesy Girls, Creative Writing Club Future: Kinman ' s Gibbons, Rick Tricky Rick - Future: trade school Gilchrist, Matt-Expo ' 74 Board, Chairman of Social Services Gingrich, Jack-archery, photo- graphy auto mechanics Future: minister Girvin, Rob-Common Cause, Pres. of French and Key Clubs Future: college Glatt, Ken-sports Future: ROTC Goodman, Joy Jo -water ski- ing, horses Future: work Goodwin, Dale Little Guy - ASB Pres., Jr. Class Pres. Sec. of Letterman ' s Club, Treas. of Honor Society, Mgr. of Varsity Football, Feature Editor of School Newspaper, Exeter Future: college, U.S. senator Gorman, Megan-Sec. of ASB, IHSS, Chronicles, Co-chair of Hello Week ' 73 Future: U. of W. Gossett, Karen-Pep Club, Girls Track Future: college Goudy, Linda Lizard -church activities, L of D rep., Jr. Volleyball team Future: college Gray, Gina-church choir Future: college Green, Judy-FFA, Courtesy Girls Future: college Groh, Sherri-work Future: work, college, probation officer Grohs, Chuck-Spirit Club Future: motorcycle mechanic Gumaer, Mary Alice-Health Careers Club Pres., FFA, Karate green belt Future: veterinarian Gustafson, Bobbi-Girls Varsity Tennis, Pep Club, L of D Hist., Camp Fire Girls, church choir. All-city orchestra and choir Fu- ture: college, secretary Haidle, Mark-FFA Future: Land scape designer Hainsworth, Loren Rocky - church group pres., Young Life, DECA treas., work Future: 2 yr. church mis- sion, business major Hales, Liz-Dasidrian, Girls Fed., Expo Task Force, DECA Future: WSU Hall, Jaya-FFA Future: Mortu- ary Science Hamilton, Paige-dog training Future: buy a ranch Happy, Gayle-Young Life, Cam- paigners Future: Degree in Fine Arts Harding, Tom-Symphonic Choir, Expo Task Force, Spokane Jets Booster Club, Spokane Jr. Press Club Future: college, radio broadcasting Harvey, Phyllis-Symphonic Choir, Swing Choir, Chronicles, Police Explorer Future: college, policewoman Hasstedt, Dave-band Future: make money Healy, Kathy-Expo Task Force, Y.E.S. Future: college Henderson, Teri-Valkyr, Chron- icles, Exeter, DECA, Bon Marche Fashion Board Fu- ture: get an apt. with Jeri Hennessey, Erin Hey You - music, photography, eating 2 lunches Future: music Hetchler, Karen-gymnastics Future: secretary Hickey, Larry Jimmy Dean - Young Life, FFA, taking Glenda to the Inaugral Future: farmer Hill, Kathy-Courtesy Girls, Explores, Expo Task Force Future: service Hix, Connie-Soph, treas., ASB sec. Pep Club treas.. Hello Week Chairman ' 73, Honor Society, FFA, Varsi- ty Tennis Future: farmer Holling, Brian Easy Runner - Cross Country, Track, Church Basketball Future: forestry, running Holloway, Susan-Friendship Club, Orchestra, DECA, church group, ASB Future: work with the handicapped Holman, Vic-guitar, swimming Future: college Holm, Ellen-Health Careers Club, Courtesy Girls, Orchestra Future: Medical Technologist Holten, Sandy-work Future: marriage Hoover, Patty -singing Future: college Hopkins, Kathy-plants, sewing Future: secretary Howe, Cheryl-Expo Task Force Medical Exployer Future: veterinarian Hubenthal, Val-Courtesy Girls, Sec. of FFA Future: coll- ege Hughes, Debbie-Honor Society, Courtesy Girls, Spanish Club, Canterbury Belles, Choir, Church group Fu- ture: stewardess Hulskamp, Bob Holy -Soph. Class Pres., Key Club, Friendship Club, Wrestling Future: WSU Huneywell, Dan-church group, band drum major Future: radio or tv announcing Huneywell, Sandy-band, German Club, church group Future: college, medical field Hunt, Larry-football, track Future: college Janzen, Debbie-French Club, German Club, Courtesy Girls, Outing Club Future: to to France Jarrett, Carol-outdoor sports Future: military service Jimenez, Liz-The Way Biblical Research and Teaching Ministry Future: doctor Johnson, Alex Sherman -Exet- er photographer Future: college, photography Johnson, Dan A.-basketball, Young Life Future: college Johnson, Danny-Health Careers Club, baseball Future: medicine Johnson, Kimla-Outing Club, Honor Society, Ski Patrol Future: work, college Johnson, Willie-football, bas- ketball. Court of Carmine Future: computer programmer Johnston, Brad-backpacking, teach swimming Future: college Johnston, Debby-Courtesy Girls Health Careers, Sunday School teacher Future: nurse in South America Johnston, Robbie-piano, work Future: teacher Jones, Vita-designing clothes Future: Fashion Designer Jovanonich, Mark J. -ASB rep. Student Exchange, Friend- ship Club, FFA Future: college Kays, Mary-water sports Future: college Keatts, Linda-ASB rep.. Cour- tesy Girls, Pep Club, L of D, Health Careers Club Fu- ture: college Kelly, Janet-tennis, ASB rep., L of D rep., AFS Exchange Student to South Africa ' 73 Friendship Club, Sr. treas., Cross Country, Honor Society Kennedy, Bruce-Common Cause ASB Pres. Future: EWSC Kennedy, Kyra-bike riding, hiking Future: college King, Gaii Kingy -Varsity Cheerleader, co-editor of Exeter, Dasidrian, ASB rep. Future: college Kinney, Leslie-Letterman ' s Club, Track, Cross Country Future: stockbroker Kirk, Kevin-DECA treas. Future: lawyer Kirsch, Ken Kip -Letterman ' s Club, baseball Future: college, baseball Kjosnes, Grant-work Future: construction worker Klages, Andy Klutz -football, Key Club, Letterman ' s Club Koziuk, Paul-Rifle Club Future: Electronics Kuhl, Barbara-dog shows Future: travel the Western States Larsen, Oddvar-football, choir, Spanish Club, AFS Exchange Student from Norway, skiing Future: finish high school in Norway Larson, Kass Flash Gordon - Ecology Club, Latin Club Future: college. Medicine Leland, Caroline-ASB rep., Girl ' s Fed. rep., Valkyrs, Honor Society sec. Leader- ship Conferences, Pep Club Round Table, Health Careers Future: Health Science Levine, Dave-student pilot Future: Law Loomis, Bill-skiing Future: college Luce, Mark Rosco -Senior Class Pres., Football, Health Careers Club Future: WSU, pediatrician Lukenbill, Larry-Future: college, architecture Lundquist, Tim Lunker - track, hockey Future: college Maag, Bill GoruMA -co-editor of Exeter, aviation Future: college. Forestry MacClain, Linda-Spanish Club Martin, Hay ward-football, bas- ketball, Oliver Future: actor, playboy Mayer, Shelley-Canterbury Bell Symphonic Choir Future: Political Science or Psych. Mayfield, Craig-B-sq. Basket- ball Future: architecture McClanahan, Debbie-gardening Future: fun in the sun McCoy, Mary -Pep Club Sgt.-at- Arms, Cross Country, Gym- nastics, Pep Club Pres., L of D Hist., Honor Society, ASB rep.. Future: WSU McCracken, Jim Crackers - Science Projects, skiing Future: WSU, Biology McGlaughlin, Tina Teen - fishing, boating Future: marriage, secretary McLachlan, Theresa-Courtesy Girls, Expo Wandering Youth Group Future: Navy McLaughlin, Leslie-teaches crafts for Park Dept. Future: Art McMichael, Russ-work Future: college, travel McNabb, Cheri-ASB rep., Jr. Class rep., Courtesy Girls Future: Medical Secretary McReynolds, Larry-sports Future: college McVey, Molly-Dasidrian Future: nurse McWilliams, Mikie-water skiing snow mobiling Future: stewardess McWilliams, Nancy-Hello Week, Young Life, Pep Club, ASB rep. Future: college Meador, Jack Meathead -music writing Future: Computer Science Meath, Liz-horses, skiing Future: college, travel Meckstroth, Joel-Spanish Club Future: college Melsness, Rob-Varsity Football Key Club, Letterman ' s Club Future: WSU Merritt, Barry Farr -Varsity Baseball, Letterman ' s Club Stage Crew Future: B-52 Tailgunner or 747 Captain Meyer, Delia-music, painting Future: college, teacher Meyersberg, Judy-Honor Society Band, Orchestra, Youth Group Future: college Middlesworth, Elina-Valkyrs Future: Air Force Miller, Jim-DECA Future: college, Business education Miller, Joe Milmore -skiing wrecking cars Future: college Mingus, Steve-basketball, fishing Future: live in a cabin up north Mittelstadt, Joani-Choir, Crescent Fashion Board, dancing Future: college Montague, Steve-golf, Letter- man ' s Club, ASB rep.. Karate, Key Club Future: Psychology Moore, Marcia-golf, art Future: Dental Hygiene Morris, Rick- hunting, skating Future: Law at Gonzaga U. Morrison, Bruce J.S. -studies Chance Band Future: Star Moser, Steve-Varsity Football, Track, Stage Band, Symphonic Band, Church Basketball, Letterman ' s Club, Key Club Future: Architecture Moss, Siri-Treas. of Senior Class, Ecology Club, Friend- ship Club, Spanish Club Future: Science, Humanities Moyer, Mary Maredog -Valkyrs, Varsity Cheerleader, Honor Society, Roundtable, Young Life Future: WSU, Education Murphy, Mike-hunting, fishing Future: Photography Murphy, Patty Murph -Valkyrs FFA Future: college Murphy, William-Competitive Swimming Future: Biology Nagle, Joy-Tennis, L of D, Pep Club Future: Secretary Nelson, Kermit-Chess Club, Math and Chemistry Lab Assistant Future: ROTC Neraas, Kathryn-FFA Pres., Senior Class Sec, French Club V. Pres., Honor Society ASB rep.. Friendship Club Future: Horticulture Nesbitt, Tom-sports Future: EWSC Newkirk, Wanda-Future: Nursing Newton, Dawn Fig -dancing, music Future: secretary Nobles, Bill-Drag Racing Future: college Norlund, Dick-Band, Orchestra Future: Criminology Norris, Ken-reading, sports Future: Coast Guard Nutter, Paul-Track Job, skiing Future: college O ' Brien, Pete Rocko -Varsity Football, High School Bowl, Chronicles, Latin Club, Track Future: SCC Olson, Kathy Oly -Senior Class Sgt.-of-Arms, FFA, Turkey Trot Queen ' 72, Young Life, Bowling Team Future: U of W, Golf Caddy for Bill Oslund, Janet-Jr. Symphony, Dasidrian, Courtesy Girls Future: WSU, Music Overhauser, Cheryl-outdoor activities Future: travel Park, Marilynn-L of D, church Future: Medicene Parker, Jim-travel, football, basketball Future: work Pergamit, Mike Brain ' -French Club, Youth Organizations, classes Future: Mathematics Petragallo, Penny-Valkyrs, Young Life, ASB rep.. Sen- ior Class rep., L of D Future: college Peyton, Karla-Ballet Future: actress Pieroni, Peggy-Valkyrs, sled- ding, swimming Future: college Pierson, Jonni-ASB rep., L of D, Annie Get Your Gun Future: travel, school Pittmann, Louise-Courtesy Girls, German Club, Pep Club, Expo Car-case Future: Legal Assistant Porter, Kelly-camping, skiing Future: Musician Prince, Joel-Basketball, Foot- ball, Baseball, Explorer ' s Club Future: Science Proelss, Glen Pork -Baseball, Young Life Future: Sales- man Pukitis, Robert Buzz Boy - Jazz Band, Orchestra Future: Music Quinn, Eileen-FFA, Honor Soc- iety, Friendship Club Lof D rep.. Tennis, Arby ' s Day, Key Heart Queen ' 73 Future: college Quist, Alan-Football, Inter mural Basketball, Symphonic Band Future: Policeman Ream, Joel-Tennis, Backpacking Future: Botanist Reed, Robb-swimming, working Future: Life Regan, Lyn-DECA, FFA, L of D, Church youth group Future: Marriage, school Reynolds, Terry-Cross Country, Track, 1000 Mile Club, Letterman ' s Club Future: Orthodonist Richardson, Bryan-Track Future: college Riley, Cheryl-Tennis, Motor- cycling Future: Veterinary Ringel, Jim-Sat. Science Sem- inar Future: Law Riordan, Dan-Football Future: Police Science Rizzuto, Pam-water skiing, camping Future: Stewardess Robinson, Dave-DECA, Football, Basketball, Church Group Future: U of W Rockstrom, Dave-skiing, hunting Future: college Rodgers, Brian-Varsity Wrest- ling 4 yrs., Friendship Club, Key Club Treas., Soph. Class V. Pres., Captain of Wrestling Team, ASB V. Pres., Future: college Rogalsky, Leann-Tennis, swimm- ing Future: college Ropp, Richard Frank -music Future: college Rosenkranz, Jane Rosy -Pep Club, Valkyrs, Young Life, Homecoming Chairman, ASB rep., FFA Treas. Future: college Routt, Carol-Varsity Gymnast, Valkyr Drillmaster, Turkey Trot Queen Candidate, Chr- onicles, Young Life, Track Future: Elementary Teacher Rowles, Diane-golf, water skiing Future: Business Rubens, Alan Nose -Basketball, Baseball, Exeter, Chronicles Honor Society, Pres. of Jr. Press Club Future: Law, U of W Rubens, Bari-Track Future: Florist Runyan, John Yohan Runyanski - brodying in the snow Sabo, Steve Old Smiley -Key Club, Spokane Mountaineers Future: Aeronautical Eng. Saiki, Georgiann-Valkyrs, Jr. Class V. Press., FFA Future: college Sandros, Bill-Religious Quart- et, Rifle Club Future: Ar- chitecture Engineering Sartain, Kris-Future: college Schiffner, Mary-Valkyrs, FFA, DECA, Pep Club, Sgt. of Arms in Valkyrs Future: college Schmidt, Tela-Job ' s Daughters Future: Nursing Schoedel, Christy-Golf, Honor Society, Ecology Club Pres. German Club, FFA Future: Scientific Research Schuh, Cindy-Future: Marriage Scorcio, Joe-Chronicles, Ecol- ogy Club Future: Architect Self, Rick the Rapper -Exeter Chronicles Future: SFCC Sexton, Tammy-Dasidrian, Young Life, Canterbury Belles, Valkyrs, lead in Oliver Future: Music Shank, Margaret Amos -Future: college Sheehan, Mary Ellen-FFA, Pep Club, Valkyrs, Friendship Club, Outing Club Future college Shore, Ruth-Courtesy Girls, Honor Society, Track Fu- ture: college Sims, Barb-Valkyrs, Gymnastics Future: Music, Nursing Slobodow, Adam-Wrestling Fu- ture: Law Smith, Heidi Ho -FFA, ASB Hist., Frosh V. Pres. Future: College Smith, Carol-Future: Photog. Soelberg, Dean-Ski Racing college Sparks, Tony-Band Future: Backpacking Stadmueller, Dan-Future: ROTC Stalcup, Lloyd-Future: Navy Stark, Dick-Debate, Golf, Ho- nor Society, Health Careers Club Future: Science Stein, Denese-Band, Tennis Future: college Stevenson, Dick-Future: Business Stevenson, Dolores-Debate, Speech club Future: SCC Streich, Bob-Senior Class Pres., Pres. of Ecology Club, Latin Club, Varsity Foot- ball, Honor Society, Sym- phonic Choir, Annie Get Your Gun Future: U of W Stout, Dwayne Dewey -FFA, Young Life Future: work Svacek, Sue-Camp Fire, Living Sounds Future: Home Ec. Swartzwelder, Penni-Health Careers, German Club, ASB Future: Nursing Sweeney, Steve-Wrestling, Young Life, Key Club, Letterman ' s Club Future: WSU Szombathy, Alex Spike -work- ing with plants Future: Horticulture Tadlock, Jay Jaybird -Choir, Track, Swing Choir Future: college Tai, Roberta-Gymnastics, Band Future: college Tanner, Linda-Health Careers Club Secretary, Courtesy Girls, L of D rep., Expo Task Force, Spanish Club Future: Medicene Tate, Bruce- Varisty Basketball Taylor, Chris-Future: Marriage Throop, Greg-foodfreaking Future: college Tormey, Mary Tormbomb -Jr. rep., Sr. rep., ASB rep., Tag Day Chairman, Soph.- Jr. Basketball, Exchange Student, Chronicles, Choir, French Club Future: college Traeger, David Harry Bellafonte skiing, fishing Future: college Treat, Terry-skiing Future: ski U.S.A. and Canada Tuft, Shelley-ASB rep., FFA Future: Teaching Tuttle, Robin Bronda -drama, pottery Future: school Ure, Wendy-KSPS-TV Future: Broadcasting Van Bockern, Deane-Jazz Lab Band, Symphonic Band, Saturday Science Seminar Future: WSU Vineyard, Judy-Tutor at Adams Future: EWSC, Teaching Viren, Paul-Band Future: minister Vogt, Patty-Young Life Future: college Wagner, Joy-studying Future: college Walker, Cal-Wrestling Future: work Walters, Randy-Future: Navy Weekes, John-Debate Future: college Wolcott, Mike-RifleClub, Let- terman ' s Club, Tennis Future: WSU, Forestry Werner, Terri-Art Future: college Wertz, Lorrie-FFA, Choir Future: college Westfall, Sue-Jr. Class Sec. L of D Sec, Canterbury Belles, Symphonic Choir Future: Nursing Westhaver, Lynette-Explorers Westover, Rick-Baseball, Sing Westwood, Chris-Sports, Church Basketball Future: Wildlife Management White, John-Electronics, Woods White, Nancy Jean -Valkyrs, FFA, Pep Club, Golf, Young Life Hotdogger Future: U of I Whitmire, Paul-Symphonic Band Stage Band Future: college Wickward, Kay-Gymnastics, 230 Majorette, Tennis Williams, Craig-Basketball, Scouts Future: college Williams, Richard- travel, camp Future: Ministry Williamson, Sam The Kid •Band Willis, Becky-FFA Future: Doctor Willms, Bob-Band, Jazz Band Future: Service Wiltbank, Moira-FFA, Out- ing Club Wilson, Dennis- Future: Doctor Wilson, John- Future: Air Force Wimer, Kim Lil Wim - FFA, Tutor, Camp Fire, Pep Club Future: Teach- ing Windle, Tim- Future: Pho- tography Witruk, Diane-Tennis Future: Teaching Witte, Connie Witty - Exeter, Valkyrs, ASB Sec, FFA, Homecoming Chairman, Golf Future: WSU Witting, Byrne-Stage Band Future: Music Wold, Jeffrey-musicals, Choir, Track, Lettermen ' s Club, Stage Crew Wolfe, Jeff El Lobo - Future: Dentistry Wolkey, Ed-Junior Achieve- ment Future: Dentistry Woods, Rick-Wrestling, De- bate Wry, Lynn-pinao, flute Yenney, Lynn-L of D, FTA, Courtesy Girl Youngman, John Henney - Varsity Basketball, Base- ball Future: college Student Index Ackerman, Annette Adams, Barbara L. 77 Adams, Carrie L. 95,1 10,167 Adams, Lois Kathleen 40,108,110, 122,123,133,205 Adams, Mary Janine 40,114,123, 131,186,187,199,202 Adams, Walter Scot 87 Adkins, Rodger 77 Adkins, Ronald D. 95 Admire, Michael A. 87 Ahrens, William J. 40,117,119 Ainslie, Kirk J. 40 Aktepy, Kelly T. 40,102,121,152, 153 Albertson, Kathy 77 Alderman, Janet J. 87,103,121,166, 177 Alderman, Mitchell R. 95,155 Alexander, Steven M. 77 Alferness, Ben L. 95 Allard, Jennifer L. 40,130,186,187 Allen, Bruce W. 95 Allen, Donna R. 95 Allen, Elaine 87 Allen, Jillian 115 Allen, Kim S. 77,117,130 Alleton, Donald Alsgaard, Joel F. 40 Alward, Mary F. 77,122,123,198 Anacker, Roberta K. 40,1 1 1 ,122,123 Andersen, Dena M. 95 Anderson, Bobby R. Anderson, Connie J. 77 Anderson, Gregory M. 95 Anderson, Jack J. 40,115,119,140 Anderson, Julie K. 95 Anderson, Kathryn J. 95 Anderson, Kathy A. 40,124 Anderson, Laurence G. 77 Anderson, Lynne Anderson, Paul M. 87,143,152 Andrews, Kimberly 77 Andrews, Kristi D. 95 Anest, Perry M. Angel, Robert S. 87,143 Antonio, Denise Y. Apple, Robert W. 77 Appling, Terrence W. 40,198 Applington, Jim R. 40 Arkills, Tami L. 95,127 Arledge, Jerry S. 95,163 Arledge, Kelle J. 77 Armstrong, Barbara M. 95,167 Arnold, Linda S. 77 Aschenbrenner, John 77 Aschenbrenner, Steve 40 ,141 Aubrey, Darrell 77,152,158,159 Aylor, Carol D. 40 Babb, Wanda K. 40,130 Babbitt, Gregory 87 Babbitt, L. Christy 40,1 1 1,1 1 7 Babcock, Richard K. Babcock, Tammy 87,124 Babcock, William D. 87 Bacon II, John R. 95 Bacon, Kathryn E. 87 Bacon, Rick A. Baenan, Greg 87,1 16 Bafus, Matt 87 Bailey, Dale 95,143 Bailey, Darrel E. 95,152 Bailey, Robin 77 Bailey, Vicki D. 77,133 Bain, David 41,147,149,168 Bain, Ellen M. 87 Baker, Diana L. 41 Baker, Joyce C. 87 Baker, Lisa R. 87,102 Baker. Rhonda K. 77,117,127 Baker, Robert J. 41,1 14 Baker, Roberta L. 95,167 Baldwin, Patricia A. 95 Banks, Gary L. 77 Banting, Dennis Barber, David 77,119,121,165,169 Barber, Julie E. 95 ' Barber, Michael D. 87,112 Barkdull, Susanne 77,102,123 Barland, Keith K. 95,164 Barland, Steven P. 87,164 Barnes, Bret W. 95 Barnes, Carolyn G. 77 Barnes, Todd A. 95 Barratt, Lauren J. 95 Barstow, Larry O. 95,152,159 Bartholomew, Randolph 41 Bartman, Janet C. 41 Barton, Janice A. 95 Baughman, Mark T. Baughn, Timothy G. 87 Baum, Karen M. 95 Baxter, Douglas J. 41,72,132 Baxter, Kevin D. 77 Baxter, Susan L. 95 Bechtold, Kevin Becker, Ann E. 95 Becker, Margaret M. 77 Becker, Theresa A. 95,167 Beckham, Elizabeth S. 95 Beckman, Donald R. 41,1 19,133,162 Beckman, Douglas J. 41,1 17,1 19,138, 144,168,162,160,161 Beecher, Dylan 95 Beernink, Douglas K. 67 Beil, Katherine R. 41,108 Belcher, Roberta M. 41,127 Bell, Kevin D. Bell, Michael R. Belstad, Kent 87,152,153 Bendowsky, Jeffrey L. Benedict, Maureen E. 77 Berda, Serge Berg, Gail M. 95,124,127 Berg, Robert J. 41,1 12 Bergin, Michael J. 77,143 Bergin, Shirley L. 87,127 Bergin, William M. 95 Bergman, Diane E. 95,167 Berk, Alan R. 95 Bervar, Birney B. 95,143 Beschel, Robert 77,1 02,1 1 1 ,1 21 ,1 40 Beschel, William L. 95,143,163 Best, Kevin L. Bestrom, Laura J. Bettencourt, Bradley 41 Beyer, Garrett W. 95 Beyer, Warren G. 41 Bickner, Robert 95 Bierly, Marilyn K. 41,111,133,198 Biesterfeld, Gary A. Billings, Lester 95 Binder, Beverly A. 42 Binder, Jeannie M. Binder, Naomi A. 95 Birchill, Shannon R. 42,70,71,108, 110,114,130,202 Birdtail, Tuesday A. Birk, Gary W. 77 Birk, Terri L. 87 Bishop, Dennis K. 77 Bittick. Gary D. 95 Bittick, Roger E. 77 Black, Carla J. 95 Black, David R. 87,140,155,158,159 Blake, J. Richard 42 Blake, Robin 95 Blanchette, Carmene 95 Blanchette, Jeri 42 Blanchette, Karen K. 95,167 Blanchette, Richard J. Bliesner, James M. 42 Bliesner, Lynn A. Blocher, Steven R. Blomquist, Daniel J. 77 Bloom, C. Susan 42 Bloomquist, Lynn D. 77 Bloomquist, Paul A. 42 Boese, David R. 95 Boese, Miriam R. 42,102,111 Boge, Thomas C. 42,119,140,152, 153 Bogle, Janet C. 42 Bohannan, Judith A. 42,1 15 Bokish, Terri L. 77,1 17 Boland, Douglas J. Boland, Sherri L. 95,127 Boline, John M. 42 Bolkan, Lisa M. 121,167 Bond, Michele J. 95,167 Boon, Billy 42,117 Boone, Brenda 77,117 Boone, Richard 95 Borlin, Joan M. 95,167 Bosch, Terri L. 77,111 Bossio, Betty M. 77 Bostwick, Diane D. 42 Bostwick, Moira A. 77,1 17 Bottom, David K. 77 Bowen, Terry E. 96 Bowers, B. Lynn 96 Bowers, John W. 87 Bowman, Kevin L. Bowman, Lorraine C. 42 Boyd, Curt D. 42,118 Braaten, Gerald J. Bradley, Debra L. 77,130 Bradner, Kandace L. 96,166 Bradshaw, Sonia I. 43 Brandley, Nancy L. Brandley, Patricia A. 43 Brandli, Susan V. 43,132,133 Brandner, Doug las A. 143 Brandner, Jody L. 96 Brandt, Ellen L. 77,130 Brandt, Robert W. Branson, Bruce L. 87 Branson, Bryan 143,152 Branthoover, Darcy L. 96 Bravakis, John T. 143 Bray, Carol Lorraine 43,1 1 1 Bray, Herbert 87,143 Breithaupt, Diane K. 43 Bremer, Valerie H. 77,130,167 Brewer, Kelly J. 96 Brian, Cheryl 96 Bridge, Dianne M. 77,123 Bridge, Paul R. 96,143,152,163 Bridge, Paula Jane 96 Bridge, Sharon A. 77 Briley, Glen A. 96 Brittain, Deborah Kay 43 Broberg, Judy A. 77,122,123 Brock, Ralph 77 Brokaw, James W. 87 Brommer, Robert V. 87 Bronson, Randy L. 96,152,159 Brooke, Richard L. 77 Brousseau, Terence K. 77,143 Brown, Daryl Ann Brown, Karin A. 43,1 15,205 Brown, Kathleen M. Brown, Kay M. 87 Brown, Kevin N. 43,1 15 Brown, Kevin P. 96,143,155 Brown, Laurie L. 96 Brown, Marion C. 96 Brown, Mark S. 87 Brown, Mary A. 43 Brown, Norman C. 77,158,159 Brown, Pamela J. 43, 1 1 7, 1 30, 1 66, 202,167 Brown, Patti A. Brown, Rex B. 43 Brunelle, Debbie A. 43 Brunelle, Steven J. 96 Brunengo, Susan M. 96 Brunjes, John G. Bryan, Jeff L. 124 Bryant, Mary J. 43 Buckalew, Clifford A. 77,165 Buckalew, Doss L. 96,132 Buehler, Diane L. 44 Bunch, Jennifer L. 44,130,186,187 Burdett, Robert B. Burke, Kathy 96 Burley, Isabel N. 77 Burlingame, Howard L. 164 Burrows, Kaari Busch, Janice A. Busch, Mark R. 96 Butcher, Donna J. 44,1 17,130 Butcher, Kathryn L. 87 Butcher, Lee E. Butcher, Robert 44 Butler, Greg 96 Butler, Robert 117 Butler, William B. Byrne, James E. 44 Cade, Mark J. 123,155,164 Cade, Shirley A. 77,130 Cadruvi, Linda L. 77,123 Cain, Marci Jo 96 Cain, Patrick S. 77 Calamia, Lori A. , Calderhead, Brent C. 96,143,155 Call, Laura L. Call, Randolph H. 44 Call, Sylvia L. 77,85,130 Callen, Shirley A. 78,130 Callison, Michael P. Campbell, Gene S. 143 Campbell, Gordon A. 143 Campbell, Janet M. 96 Campbell, Janet R. Campbell, Lana K. 78 Campbell, Randy G. 96 Canton, Audrey 44,1 11,118 Canton, Henry A. 161 Carbaugh, Janet C. 96 Carbaugh, Marilyn 44,111,112 Carlberg, Ann L. 44 Carlson, Sally Carlson, Timothy J. 96 Carpenter, Laura J. Carpenter, Stephen G. 44 Carr, Charles J. 124 Carr, Elizabeth A. 96,127 Carr, James R. 78,102,128 Carrick, Shelley E. 78 Carroll, Janet P. 102,132 Carroll, Lisa A. 78 Carroll, Tom A. 87 Carson, James M. 96 Carson, Mark J. Carson, Paul A. Carter, Cress R. 164 Carter, Jackie L. 44 Carter, Michael R. Caruso, James B. 96,143 Caruso, Terry L. 78,159 Case, Linda 96 Cass, Vincent A. 87,152 Castle, Douglas L 87 Castner, Donn F. 78 Chamberlain, Merri K. 96 Chamberlin, Karen L. Chambers, Jayne 78,1 1 7 Charlton, Elizabeth A. 44 Check. Micheal V. 96,127 Chipman, Cherie L. 44 Chlarson, Dennis M. 96 Christensen, Daniel J. Christensen, Lois F. 44 Christian, Mark A. Christie, Katherine Christopherson, Anne 87 Christopherson, Robt 44,117 Christopherson, Tim E. Clacy, Linda K. 78 Clark, James E. 45 Clark, Mary L. 87 Clarke, Leanne M. 78 Clarke, Leslie M. 96 Clarke, Stephen W. 45 Clay, Bonnie J. 45 Clemens, James A. 87 Cliff, William C. Cloninger, Bart A. 87,155,159 Clum, Craig C. 143,152,159 Clum, Kellie L. 130,167 Clum, Keri A. 87,96,167 Cochran.Paul R. 78,119,121,141,143 Cochrum, Deborrah R. Cockhill, Cindy A. 45,131,186,187 Codd, Cynthia M. 45 Codd, M. Nichlaus 87 Cogburn, Constance L. 78 Coker, Joyce 87 Coker, Robert M. 45 Colburn, Tamara A. 45,1 17 Cole, Lewis L. Collins, Catherine 96 Collins, Jaime K. 87 Collins, Perry L. Collins, Robert C. 78,121,119,141, 152,161 Conant, Darlene M. 67 Conley, Jolene R. Conley, Kathleen R. Conner, Dennis J. 45 Conrad, Laurie L. Con well, Sheryl L. 78,124 Cooke, Stanton E. Cooke, Stephen M. 87 Coolbaugh, Pamela J. 78 Cooney, Beth Ann 167 Copeland. Mark E. 97,87 Corkery, Elizabeth D. 78 Corkery, Steven C. Cottle, Cynthia L. 87 Cotton, Lyndia 78 Cotton, Theresa Ann 45 Cottrill, Arolene Cottrill, Darlene 87 Coulson, James M. 78,141,153,161 Coulson, Lawrence A. 87,155 Coup, Mary E. 87 Cox, Linda S. 45,122,123,188,189, 202,205,206 Cox, William C. 78,123 Craig, Laura A. 97 Craig, Paul B. 78,164 Crawford, Elissa 78 Creighton, Deborah A. 87,102 Cribbs, Patricia A. Cripe, Audrey J. 78,132,167 Cromwell, Nan 87 Cross, Jaclyn 45 Croteau, Linda Crumbaker, Lawrence 45 Crump, David R. 128 Crump, Debra E. 45,122,123 Crump, Denise L. 45,123 Cullens, Terra A. Cully, Ronald J. 87,1 14, 132,188 Culton, Richard B. 78 Cunningham, Sean 87,152 Curran, Mollie A. 45 Curran, Sean E. 87,143,159 Curry, Frank W. 119 Curry, Vickie Ann Dach, Larry E. Dahlen, Marcelle L. 78,124 Dahlen, William H. 153 Dahmen, Philip N. Daiger, Sally J. 78,123 Daly, Randy Damron, Branson A. 87 Danforth, Debra A. Danielson, Steven G. 78 Danzig, Barry S. Darrow, Jeffrey C. 84,127 Davenny, Brian F. David, Mellody J. 78,116,122,133 Davis, Debbra D. 97,124 Davis, Norbourne E. Davis, Shirley R. 87,127 Davis, Terry C. 152 Day, Bruce Day, Timothy J. Dean, David T. Dean, Michael J. 78 Dechenne, Debbie L. 87 Dechenne, Leslie Gay 87 Decker, Deborah A. 121,167 Dee, Michelle N. 97 Dee, Roderick W. 78 Defenbach, Douglas R. 46 Defenbach, Jeffrey R. Deitz, Diana L. 127 Delaney, Norman E. 78 Delong, Kevin W. 78,121,141 Delorenzo, Candis S. 78,1 14,130,167 Demarest, Kathryn D. 121,167 Deming, Wanda L. 46 Denison, Cicero E. 45,124 Denison, Michael 78 Dennie, Lee R. Deroetth, James E. 78,164,169 Deroetth, Rosemary J. 167 Devaul, Debra J. 78 Devenere, Mary R. 78 Devenere, Michael J. 87 Devlin, Daniel J. 112,165 Devlin, Terrance J. 78,1 1 2,165,169 Devlin, Timothy F. 165 Dewart, Michael 78 Dewitt, Joyce L. 78,117,130 Dickson, Joan E. Dickson, Richard J. 78,132 Dickson, Robert E. 132 Dicus, Lonnie D. 46,164 Dicus, Lynn V. 78,152 Dillon, Charles A. 46,141 Dirks, James A. 78 Divine, Debra K. Dodds, Stuart E. 87,143,152,159 Dodson, Debra S. 87 Doidge, Earl W. 78 Dolan, Michael J. 87,141,161 Dolan, Molly Ann 46,115,205 Dolliver, Denise J. Dolliver, Diane R. 78 Domit, Gay M. 87 Domit, Randy J. 78 Domonouski, Erin L. Domonouski, Monica Donaghy, Michael J. Doran, Bridget M. Doran, Gregory A. 46 Doran, Thomas J. Dorsey, Douglas W. 46 Dorsey, Gregory F. Dotson, Debbie L. 78,118 Doyl, Russell L. 46 Doyle, Jodi A. 87 Dreif us, Charles J. Drewes, Keith E. 78,128 Drewes, Kevin P. Driscoll, Sean L. Drumheller, Joe 97,143,152,159 Duff, Nancy J. 97,116 Duffy, Kevin J. 78 Duffy, Sean T. Dugger, Suzanne D. 78 Dunlap, Robert G. 78 Durham, Dana L. Durkin, Kathleen A. 88,127 Durkoop, Carl C. 46,119 Dwyer, Dean P. Dziak, Debra L. 46,117,133 Dziak, Diane M. 88 Eachus, Lauri H. 78 Eachus, Lonny A. Eastlick, Jerry L. 78 Eberly, Randy L. 46,115 Eden, David E. 97 Edwards, Douglas R. 97 Edwards, Helen F. 78 Edwards, Michael C. 97 Edwards, Roger D. 97 Eggers, Maureen A. 78 Eggers, Patrick T. Eggers, Shawn F. 46,1 19,144,161 Eiden, Amy K. 97,116,167 Eifert, Brian E. 78,133 Eifert, Raymond 47 Eifert, Ronald W. 47 Eik, Larry L. 67 Einhaus, Brad L. Eklund, Patricia G. Eldenburg, Richard C. 97 Eliason, Julie A. 78 Eliason, Michael D. 78,123 Ellern, Brett M. 88 Ellern, Scott J. 47 Ellingwood, Katherine 130 Ellingwood, R. Brook 97 Ellis, Richard E. 78,1 14 Elwell, Lee 97 Embrey, Robert F. Emenegger, John A. 97 Emerson, Jesse 97 Endahl, John R. Endahl, Mary Kathryn 47,68,186 Engelhorn, Carmen E. 78,123,130 Entel, Robert A. 97,111 Entel, William J. 47 Erickson, Maria D. Ericsson, Judy A. 97 Eskeberg, Bruce W. 143 Eskeberg, J. Walter 78,152 Espen, Donna M. 47 Ewell, Monica V. 97,166 Ewing, Patricia 88,124 Ewing, Terry L. 47 Ewing, William A. 97 Fairbanks, Cindy M. Faircloth, Brenda Fallis, Randy S. 97 Fall is, Sue J. 47 Fallquist, David G. Fallquist, Karen L. 97 Fallquist, Thomas R. 47 Fanning, Geoffrey D. 47,119,121, 141,199,168,162 Fanning, William M. 78,121,140,161 Farmer, Gene E. 88,97,152 Farmin, James R. 88 Farmin, Patricia A. 47 Farnsworth, Brenda J. 78 Farnsworth, David C. Farnworth, James I. 47 Farr, Kathleen M. 97 Farrell, Linda J. Feil, Jeanne M. 47,124 Felice, Steven J. 78,85,149 Fellin, Sandra L. Fellin, Stephen D. 47 Felt, Laurel A. 97 Ferguson, Kevin L. 97 Ferrell, Melissa A, 88 Ferris, Harold G. 47,1 16,119,121, 133,144 Ferris, Margaret E. 88,167 Finborg, Kerry J. Finch, Patrique P. Finley, Allene C. 47,1 10,1 1 1 ,1 16 Finley, Thomas J. Fish, Deborah M. 88,103,121,167 Fitch, Joe B. Fitch, Lee Ann 48 Flaig, Jeri L. 97 Fleming, Margaret E. 97 Fletcher, Laven 97 Fletcher, Susan 97,1 18 Flint, Loretta 97 Flint, Theresa 78,102,130,167 Flores, Carmen C. 78 Flowers, Craig R. 143 Flowers, Scott S. 78 Foedisch, Karla J. 97,166 Foedisch, Sheri L. Fogelquist, Gail Ann 48,110,115 Fogelquist, Patricia Fogelquist, Susan M. 97,166 Fogle, Mark D. Folkins, Douglas L. 48 Folkins, Randall J. Foltz, Stephan R. 97,163 Ford, Edie M. Fosmire, James C. 78 Fosmire, Michael C. 78 Frank, Cindy V. 97,166,167 Frechette, Robert J. 97 Frederick, Heidi L. 88,123 French, J. Jacqueline 48,117,198 Frey, Gary M. 88 Frey, James D. 88 Frey, Patti D. 98 Frisch, Elsa M. 79,123 Frohberg, Cheryl 78 Frohberg, Dale 98 Frostad, Ricky 79 Fukai, Pamela R. 79 Fullington, Mari A. 79 Fulmer, Valerie J. 98,127 Furumasu, Larry A. 48,72,133,161 Furumasu, Mark D. 79,119,121; 152,153,155,169 Fyhrie, Christina L. 123 Fyhrie, Suzanne M. 98 Gabe, Francis Y. 1 12 Gage, Bruce B. 48,102,123 Galey, Lloyd L. 159 Galland, Scott W. Gallegos, Deborah S. 48,102,131 Gal legos, Pattie L. 79,130 Galvin, Denise M. 98,127 Gardner, Antoinette 1 18 Gardner, Jeff B. 88 Gariepy, Denise M. 127 Gariepy, Michele L. Garmo, D. Sue 48 Garras, James B. 48 Gayda, Robert R. 88 Gaylord, Catherine A. 48,115 Geisler, Rebecca L. Gengler, Carol A. Gengler, Susan M. 98 Gerhauser, Terri Gerke, Joseph F. 79 Gerke, Peggy E. 48,111,127 German, James D. Gerson, Gregory S. 79,152 Gerson, James B. 98,152,164 Gervais, Laurie A. 88 Gese, Jane C. Gese, Teresa R. 88 Ghering, Bonnie J. 48 Ghering, Roscoe J. Gibbons, J. Ricky Giesler, Edna J. 98 Gigler, Roger A. Gilbert, James M. 79,140 Gilbert, John D. 48 Gilbert, Patricia M. Gilchrist, Matthew A. 48 Giles, Angie L. 79 QUI, Robert S. 127,133 Gillespie, Deborah M. 123,167 Gillespie, Thomas R. 98,152,163 Gilliland, Cindy A. Gillory, Kay E. 79 Gilmore, Christine C. 118,124 Gilmore, Elizabeth E. 79 Gilmore, Helen I. 48 Gilmore, Mark A. 98 Gingrich, Jack M. 48 Gingrich, Ronald M. Girvin, Robert W. 49,1 12,1 16,121, 133 Glatt, Jean M. 79 Glatt, Kenneth A. Glaze, Rebecca L. 88 Goble, Peter John 98 Goff, Camille S. 98 Goff, Gregory H. 49 Gomes, Gary L. 143 Gondek, Gloria M. Goodman, Joy R. 49 Goodwin, Catherine L. 79 Goodwin, Colleen M. 98 Goodwin, Dale E. 49,108,114,119, 130,142,199 Goodwin, Dennis M. Goodwin, James A. 79 Gorman, Megan A. 49,68,108,133 Gorman, Patrick C. Goshorn, Mary L. 79,130,177 Goshorn, Tina M. 98 Gossard, Jeff M. 88 Gossard, Jerry D. Gossett, Karen A. 49 Goudy, Linda L. 49 Graef, John M. 49,119,140 Graef, Robin L. Graham, Howard W. 49 Graham, Jeri Dianne 130 Gramling, Barbara L. 79,124 Grandinetti, John A. 98 Grant, Kathy L. 88 Grant, Peter J. Jr. 79,121,124,141 Grant, Winston T. 98,164 Gray, Catherine E. 1 1 2,1 24 Gray, Donald P. 159 Gray, Gina M. 49,1 15 Gray, Terese M. 79,1 17 Green, Jeffrey K. Green, Judith L. 49,1 11,117 Greer, Chris 79 Greer, Lyle 143,153,159 Grennell, Brian S. 98,152 Greve, Linda Griffin, Lynne E. Griffin, Ramona L. 98 Groh, Sherri R. 49 Grohs, Charles M. 49 Gronenthal, Daniel J. Grossman, Craig M. 98,164 Grossman, Ronald S. 79,161 Gruel, Gordon A. Gruel, Robert L. 79,144,161 Guest, Kathleen M. 79,130 Guettinger, Linda M. 79,102,130, 132 Guettinger, Mary J. 98 Guiles, Denise M. 98 Gumaer, Mary Alice 49,1 16,1 1 7,198 Gunder, Kevin B. Gunstrom, David 79 Gustafson, David I. 152 Gustafson, Roberta J. 49,1 10 Guymon, Kirk 98 Haase, Darrell W. Haffner, Gregory W. Hagle, Mark E. 79,123 Hahn, Janet S. 98 Haidle, Alan M. 79,128 Haidle, Mark W. 49,198 Hainsworth, James A. Hainsworth, Loren M. 67,115 Hale, Kathy L. 123 Hales, Elizabeth J. 50,115 Hall, Jay P. Hall, Jaya R. 67 Hall, William B. 98 Haller, Millard J. 98 Hallett, Craig S. 79,152,165,169 Halstrom, Annalee 98 Hames, Diana L. 98 Hames, Michael D. Hamilton, A. Paige 50 Hamilton, Thomas D. 98 Hammonds, Patrea R. Hammons, Shelley 79 Hannert, Cheryl L. 88 Hansen, Daniel R. 164 Hanson, Gary J. 50 Hanson, Jana G. 98 Hanson, Rebecca Rae 50 Happy, Gayle C. 50,68 Harbert, William P. 159 Harbine, Alan P. Harding, Susan K. 1 16 Harding, Thomas L. 50 Hardland, Danna M. 79,102,123 Harper, Sylvia 98,118 Harrington, Joann M. 79 Harrison, Duane D. 79 Harrold, Cynthia K. 79,123 Harshbarger, Jeffrey 50,115 Harshbarger, Vivian M. Harvey, Phyllis L. 50,123,133 Hasstedt, David W. 50 Hatch, Kimberly D. 79 Hatton, Jane S. Hatton, Richard L. Hauber, Cindee L. 98,167 Hauff, Doug 98 Haugen, Carol K. 98 Hawkins, Sandra 50,111,118,131, 188 Hay, Barbara A. 98 Hayes, David K. 98,143,163 Hayes, Paula R. 50,123,130 Haynes, Vivian C. 50 Healy, Kathryn S. 50 Hedlund, Jerome H. 79 Heinz, Elizabeth A. Hemingway, Nancy J. 79,1 17,130, 167 Hempstead, Sarah J. 98,167 Henderson, Kimberly A. 88 Henderson, Marsha J. 98 Henderson, Theresa 51,1 15,133,199, 205,206,207 Henker, Leslie A. 50 Henley, Micheal R. 88,123 Hennessey, Erin A. 51,133,205 Hennessey, Kevin W. 98,143,155 Hennessey, Paula K. Henry, Douglas J. Hensley, David S. Hensley, Lori J. 99,127 Henton, Catherine A. 123 Herndon, Laurie Herring, Valerie L. 79 Herrmann, Scott E. 99 Herrmann, Terry R. 51,130 Hesse, Susan M. 99 Hetchler, Karen A. 51 Hiatt, Timothy D. 99 Hickey, Larry N. 51 Hickey, Michael A. 91,143 Hickman, Gregory A. 152 Hicks, Gale S. Hieber, Drusilla A. 167 Higgin, Scott D. 79 Highwood, Ricky D. 79 Hill, Karen Ann Hill, Kathleen M. 51,111 Hillman, Willard 88 Hillyard, Debbie K. Hinson, Christopher A. 152 Hinson, Michael B. 99,143,152,163 Hix, Constance J. 51,133 Hoban, Denise P. 51,102,130,186, 187 Hoban, Margaret A. Hoban, Mary E. 79 Hockersmith, Mark J. Hockersmith, Paul C. 51,124 Hoff, Becky J. 99 Hoff, Geoffrey 51,188 Holderfield, Orell T. 116 Holland, Tom 51,149 Holland, Virginia Holling, Brian W. 51,161 Hollis, Danny 79 Holloway, Sandra L. 108 Holloway, Susan 51,1 10,1 15 Holm, Ellen C. 51,102,116 Holman, Holly 167 Holman, Mark R. Holman, Victor D. 51 Holmes, Janice L. 99 Holmes, Kathleen 124 Holmes, Norma Holmlund, Ingrid J. 99 Holmlund, Kristine A. 79,102,132, 133 Holten, Sandra L. 51 Holten, Terri K. Holzer, Steven D. 79,140,149,161 Homad, Tammie L. Hone, Paula L. Hoover, Patricia 52 Hopkins, David 79,143,152,153 Hopkins, Kathleen J. 52 Hopkins, William H. 79,144 Hornbuckle, Arlene K. Horton, Robert J. 91 Houbrick, Cheryl A. 79,1 17,130 Houbrick, Jacob R. 99,152,163 Howard, Roger D. 99,164 Howe, Cheryl F. 52 Howry, Cynthia 79 Howry, Darrell 155,177 Hubenthal, Valree Ann 52,111,117 Hughbanks, James S. Hughes, Debra J. 52, 1 1 0, 1 1 1 , 1 22, 123,188,199,202,205 Hughes, Gail 79,123 Hughes, Glen 99 Hull, Gary D. 88 Hulskamp, Robert J. 52,121 Humphrey, Gary A. 99,163 Humphrey, Lois M. 99 Humphrey, Rodney 79 Huneywell, Daniel T. 52,119,159 Huneywell, Sandra L. 52 Hunt. Larry R. 52,117,139,140,142, 168,162,160,161 Huppin, Beth M. 79 Huppin, Lisa J. 99 Hurst, Michael T. 79 Hurst, Randy K. 88,99 Hurst, Robert K. Husband, Carole Lee Husband, Cheryl Lynn Husband, Marcia K. 79 Huson, Kathlyn L. Huson, Pamela A. 99 Hutyler, Thomas A. 79 Hyland, Tammy M. 127 Ihme, Darla J. 123 Ingalls, Pamela L. 102 Ingalls, R. Cynthia 102 Ingebritsen, David A. 79 Isner, Laura D. 88 Isner, Mark R. 79 Isotalo, Douglas J. 99 lunker, Jeff B. 79 Jacholkowski, Erwin G. 79 Jackson, Joe 99,155,163 Jacobs, Nancy B. 99 Jacobson, Steven A. 79 Jacoby, Kenneth Jacoby, Thomas R. 99 Janson, Steven J. 88,143,152 Janzen, Debra L. 52,111,112,132 Jaramillo, Michael D. 99,143 Jarrett, Carol A. 124 Jarrett, Ruby 79,1 12,124 Jarvis, Gary T. 99,152,163 Jennings, Christine M. 99 Jennings, Linson D. 88,143 Jessup, Paul D. 88,164 Jimenez, Elizabeth A. 52,121,133 Johnson, Alex L. 52,114 Johnson, Barbara G. 79,123,167 Johnson, Charles O. Johnson, Daniel A. 52,102,116 Johnson, Danny R. 52 Johnson, Debra L. 99 Johnson, Eric Johnson, Gerilyn M. 99 Johnson, Jean M. 52,112,132,133 Johnson, Kimla H. 52,132,133 Johnson, Lori L. 99 Johnson, Lynn A. 79,117 Johnson, Mark A. 79,119,153 Johnson, Michael K. 79,1 19,155 Johnson, Michael T. 99,128,159 Johnson, Michelle L. Johnson, Paul C. Johnson, Randall R. 88 Johnson, Rick R. 79,114,119,142, 149 Johnson, Roy P. 79,128 Johnson, Willie J. 53 Johnston, Brad C. 53 Johnston, Cheryl 79 Johnston, Deborah K. 53,111 Johnston, Jeanette 79,112,167 Johnston, Peter J. 88,152 Johnstone, Connie 79 Johnstone, Robin S. 53 Jones, Byron D. 141,161,163 Jones, Debbie 99 Jones, Janet N. 79,111,130 Jones, Leslie J. 99 Jones, Lucinda M. Jones, Maria L. 79,130 Jones, Randy Jones, Vita L. 53,118 Jones, Wendelyn 127 Journey, Thomas H. Jovanovich, Mark 53,121 Juhnke, Monte R. 53 Kaiser, J. Junko 53 Katruska, Mary A. 53 Kays, Mary C. 53,115 Kearns, Donald A. Kearns, Linda M. Keatts, Doris A. Keatts, Linda R. 53,111 Keller, Danny 88,1 12 Kelly, Janet L. 53,68,178 Kelly, Laurie L. 99 Kelly, Michael J. 79,149 Kelly, Teresa A. 79,123 Kelly, Tina M. 99 Kelp, Dan H. 127 Kelp, Dennis 99 Kennedy, Cobe K. Kennedy, D. Bruce 53,108 Kennedy, James 99 Kennedy, Kyra L. 53 Kenney, James C. 152 Kerbs, Teresa 79 Kestell, Barbara A. 88 Kestell, Robert J. 80 Kienholz, Kevin 80 Kiilsgaard, Sina M. 167 Kincaid, Anne E. 99 Kindsvogel, Matthew 143,197 King, David 99 King, Gail A. 54,114,131 King, Jay Allen 99,143 King, John 99,155,163 King, Laura J. 99 King, Ronald S. 152,159 Kinney, Jeanne M. 167 Kinney, Leslie R. 54,1 19 Kinney, Lynn A. 88,167 Kirk, Christopher D. 99 Kirk, Kathleen C. 88 Kirk, Kevin R. 54,115 Kirsch, E. Kenneth 54,119,158,159 Kitkowski, Lori R. Kittelson, Tammy L. 88 Kjosnes, Grant 0. 54 Kjosnes, Kimberley 80,130 Klages, Andrew A. 54,1 19,141 Klasen, Terri Jo Kleist, M. Dale 54,119,141,149 Kochs, Hans H. 88 Kohl, Mavis M. 80 Konizeski, Robert 2. 99 Kostelac, Philip J. 80,143,155 Koziuk, Diane L. 80 Koziuk, Lori A. 99,135,166,177 Koziuk, Paul V. 54 Krause, Sheryl L. 99,127 Krehoff, Peter F. 80,140 Kroening, Brett G. 88 Kronich, Richard E. 80 Kuest, Brenda J. 88,1 16 Kuhl, Barbara 54,123 Kumpon, Christina 54,130 Kuntz, Ronald L. 143,152,153, 155,169 Kunz, Cynthia A. 88 Kunz, Harold C. 80,85,140 Kunz, Juli A. 99 Labounty, Dale 54 Lacey, Ronald A. Jr. 100,132 Lacey, Rose M. 127,1 12 Lagasse, Victoria L. Lake, Gladys 80 Lake, Rhoda J. 100 Lake, Sheryl J. 88 Lalonde, Richard D. 100,163 Lamon, Laurie J. 54,100,143,152 Lamon, Marian E. 54 Lancaster, John M. 159 Lancaster, Mary L. 80,112 Lancaster, Raymond B. 54 Lang, Patricia Langan, Terrie L. 88 Langbehn, Lori L. 100 Langbehn, Marilyn E. 80,102,122, 123,127 Langford, Cheryl A. 88,118,123 Larrigan, Steve R. 88,143,152,162, 161 Larsen, Oddvar R. 54,102,123,178, 179 Larson, Barbara A. 100 Larson, James R. 164 Larson, John S. 88 Larson, Kass D. 54 Larson, Keena M. 88 Larson, Kent A. 88 Larson, Robert P. 80 Larson, Robin L. 88 Larson, Toby G. 80,164 Laxton, Judy G. 54, 1 1 1 , 1 22 Leahy, Joseph C. 54,158,159 Leahy, Michael R. 88 Lear, Louanne D. 88 Ledgerwood, Randy L. 80 Leeson, Rory E. Lefriec, John P. 100 Legel, Susan E. 80,132 Legel, Thomas J. 100,152,159 Legresley, Kelly G. 100 Leinen, Jon C. 88 Leland, Caroline K. 54,117,133, 205,206 Lennick, Marc L. Lenz, Sue A. 80,123,130 Leslie, David C. 80,121,149 Levin, David A. 100 Levine, David M. 54 Lewis, Bruce 88 Lewis, Henry C. 80 Lewis, Mike 55 Lewis, Richard F. Liang, Maurice Q. 80 Liddicoatt, Virjcent G. Lilienthal, Laurie J. 88,1 16 Linton, Michael D. Livingston, Diane K. 100 Livingston, George E. Livingston, Joel A. Lloyd, Sandra L. 80 Lofgren, Christopher 100,143,152 Lohoefer, Janie A. 100,127,167 Lohr, Sheila D. 88 Loiseau, Paul A. Loncon, Garry M. 88,142,143,152, 159 Loncon, Larry A. 55,119,141,143, 158,159 Loomis, William M. Lorenz, Mark J. 100 Louden, Kenneth R. Loundagin, Patricia 100,127 Luce, Mark A. 55,68 Luce, Peggy J. 88,127 Ludington, Keith T. 88 Ludington, Sharon A. 100 Luft, Michael 80 Lukenbill, Daniel L. 100 Lukenbill, Gloria J. 88 Lukenbill, Larry E. 55 Lundquist, Timothy P. 55 Lurus, Annette E. 100 Lurus, Suzanne M. 80,198 Lust, Charles W. Jr. 100 Lust, Kathryn M. 88 Lust, Ruthanne L. 80 Maag, William D. 55.114,161 Mableson, Connie J. 100,1 16 MacClain, Linda S. 55 MacKenzie, Scott L. 80 Maher, Ann M. 80,117,130,166 Maher, Joseph P. 143 Maher, Richard M. 80 Maioriello, Anna M. Maioriello, Annette T. 88 Mangano, Damien 100 Mann, John T. 88 Manning, Thomas H. 80 Marcum, Fred 100 Marcum, Marvin 80 Maroney, Denise M. Marsh, Kristy L. Marshall, William A. Martell, Susan D. 80 Martin, Hayward L. 55,1 18,1 19, 123,128,141,188 Martin, Janet L. 80,123 Martin, Jeffry L. Martin, Kenneth R. 100 Martin, Michelle L. 100 Martin, Nancy J. Masek, Laurie S. 80,85 Mason, Kim J. Matherly, Patricia M. 80 Math wig, Cheryl L. 100,167 Math wig. Warren W. 140 Matlack, Susan J. Matsumoto, Melissa M. 100 Mayall, Scot A. 100 Mayer, Shelley L. 55,122,123 Mayfield, Craig A. 55 McBride, James F. McCabe, Carol L. 167 McCallum, Dale A. 100 McCallum, Jeffrey J. 89,163 McCann, Susan N. 89 McClanahan, Debra L. 55 McClatchey, Dan R. McCluskey, Sandy E. 167,127 McCord, Kathleen S. 80 McCoy, Mary H. 55,133,202 McCracken, James V. 56 McDaniel, J. Danny 56 McFarland, Laurie 80 McGlaughlin, Tina M. 56 McGoldrick, George M. McGoldrick, Patricia 56 McGough, Anne M. 80,130 McGouch, John M. 100,159 McGrady, Debra K. 89 McGrady, Kevin D. 89 Mcintosh, Darla 80,1 24 Mcintosh, Kathy M. Mcintosh, Susan L. 80,167 Mcintosh, Tammie L. McKay, Joanne E. 89 McKimmey, Rebecca M. 89 McLachlan, Catherine 100 McLachlan, John E. 80 McLachlan, Steven M. 89,132 McLachlan, Theresa M. 177 McLaughlin, Julie G. 80 McLaughlin, Leslie L. McLaughlin, Michael J. 162 McMichael, Russel F. McMillan, Tereasa M. 89 McNabb, Cheri A. McNabb, Robert J. 80 McNabb, Thomas P. 89,142 McNutt, Daniel 89,159 McReynolds, Janet J. 89 McReynolds, Larry E. McVey, Molly A. McWilliams, James E. 143,155 McWilliams, Julie McWilliams, Muriel McWilliams, Nancy A. McWilliams, Robert S. 89,143 Meaders, Brian C. 89 Meador, Jack L. Meagher, Peter F. Mease, Cheryl A. 80,130 Meath, Elizabeth Mechals, Cheryl S. 80 Meckstroth, Joel A. Mellinger, Richard K. 143,159 Melsness, Marcia L. 80,102,132,133 Melsness, Robert N. 56,102,121,119, 140,168 Menard, James H. 100 Merritt, Barry A. 56,119,128,158, 159 Merritt, John R. 1 16 Meyer, Carol M. Meyer, Delia M. 57 Meyer, Judy L. Meyers, James A. 100 Meyers, Juanita H. 100 Meyersberg, Judith E. 57,202 Michaelis, Duane L. 100,152 Middlesworth, Elina 57,130 Mikelson, Craig R. 81,133 Mikoski, Mark T. 100 Mikoski, Scott A. 100 Miller, Alan L. 89 Miller, Barbara L. 57 Miller, Clifford L. 81 Miller, Diane K. Miller, James J. 57,115 Miller, Joseph 57 Miller, Linda L. 81 Miller, Mark J. Miller, Mary Jo 89 Miller, Mitchell A. 100 Miller, Scott A. 57,198 Miller, Shelley A. 89,100 Miller, Steve R. 81,119,158,159 Milnes, Carol A. Milot, Camille A. 81 Mimnaugh, David W. 100 Minata, Sydnee K. 100 Mincks, Laura E. 89 Miner, Curtis R. 100,152,162 Miner, Patricia A. 81 Mingus, Steven A. Miniclier, Cherilyn 89 Miniclier, Robbin M. 81 Minnix, William K. 100 Mitchell, Kent M. Mittelstadt, Don E. 100 Mittelstadt, Todd O. 89 Mittlestadt, Joan L. 57,199,123 Moar, Nancy E. 81,167 Moar, Thomas A. 100 Mohler, Jeanie J. 89,91 Mohr, Steve A. 57 Moland, Cheri D. 57 Moldenhauer, Jerry 89 Mongan, Julie A. Montague, Debbie L. 81 Montague, Steven L. 57 Montgomery, Daniel B. 118 Montgomery, Steven M. 118 Montroy, Jolie J. 81 Moon, Linda J. 89 Moore, Hugh 100 Moore, John P. Moore, Julie A. 166 Moore, Marcia L. 57 Moore, Timothy J. 89 234 Morris, Karen L. 81 Morris, Linda K. 89,100 Morris, Richard D. 57 Morris, Todd J. 89 Morrison, Bruce W. 67,123 Morrison, Gregg E. 81 Morrison, Gregory S. 81,123 Morrison, Michael L. 81,123 Morrison, Susan K. 89 Morse, Christy L. 89,103,121 Morse, Donna J. 81,102 Morse, Maria J. 100 Morse, Ronald 81 Morton, Todd 81,1 14,144,155,162, 161 Moser, Molly K. 89 Moser, Steven R. 57,70,71,108,119, 121,140,143,168,161 Moss, Craig E. 89 Moss, Siri E. 57,68,102 Mounsey, Blake J. 81,119,141,169, 158,159 Mounsey, Lynn M. Mounsey, Peter R. 100,159 Mowrey, Ben W. 100 Moyer, James R. Moyer, Mary J. 57,102,114,131, 132,133 Moyer, Timothy P. 81,100,123 Moylan, Dixie M. 89 Mueller, LuAnn 89 Mueller, Marc S. 100 Mueller, Michael J. 89 Mulroy, Linda 89 Mulroy, Mike Munger, Peggy A. 100 Munson, Kenneth W. 81,123 Murphy, Daniel C. 100,143.152,159 Murphy, James B. 89 Murphy, John P. Murphy, Leo E. 100,132 Murphy, Leo M. Murphy, Lorna A. 90 Murphy, Matthew 81,143,152 Murphy, Michael T. 58 Murphy, Patricia M. 81,58,130 Murphy, Teresa J. 90 Murphy, William J. 58 Murray, Daniel J. Murry, Kathy L. 90 Myers, Daniel L. 90,163 Myers, Dennis R. 81,1 19,161 Myers, Diane L. 100 Nadeau, Rebecca L. 58 Nagle, Joy L. 58 Napier, Donna M. 90 Napier, Sharyl L. 100 Neal, Raymond T. 90 Neis, Phillip M. 100,143,152 Nellermoe, Karen L. 90 Nelson, Diane L. 81,130 Nelson, Dwight H. 90,143 Nelson, Kermit R. 58 Nelson, Teresa G. 81 Neraas, Kathryn A. 56,68,112,117, 198 Neraas, Nancy M. 81,1 16,133 Nerren, David F. 81 Nesbitt, Christie J. 81,102,130 Nesbitt, Thomas E. Nestor, Catherine R. Nestor, Elizabeth A. 58 Nestor, Marie B. 100 Neubauer, Kent I. 81,158,159 Neubauer, Mark E. 100,159 Nevers, Shannon L. 100 Nevers, Shirlene K. 81 Newkirk, Kathleen 81 Newkirk, Rebecca L. 100,167 Newkirk, Wanda D. 58 Newton, Dawn S. 58 Newton, Jane A. Newton, Julie A. 90 Niksich, Kari L. 100,112,167 Nill, Darwin E. Nobles, Billy C. 58 Nordlund, Jerri L. Nordlund, Richard T. 58,128 Norris, Kenneth 58 North, Tami M. 90,167 Norton, Stephen W. Nutter, Patrick O. 81 Nutter, Paul B. 58,164 Oakes, Sharlene R. Oakley, John D. 81,102,141,155 Oakley, Kathleen E. 81 O ' Brien, Peter J. 59,111,119,133, 141,198,199,161 O ' Brien, Theresa E. 90 Ockert, Sandy K. Ockey, Scott J. 81,90,123 O ' Connor, Kathy J. 81 Odean, John C. 81,188 Oestreicher, Connie 81 Oien, David M. 81 Oldershaw, Cathy R. 81 Olmstead, Dorthy 81 Olney, Robert N. 81 Olson, Kathleen M. 59,68,117,132, 133 Olson, Kyle B. 143,159 Oosting, Gregory A. Orvis, David W. Osborn, Michael A. 155 Osborn, Tony W. Oslund, Janet K. 59,123 Ostin, Daniel J. 81 Ostin, Jeanne M. Osweiler, Ann L. 81 Osweiler, Mary C. Ota, Timothy J. 102 Otto, Penny S. Otto, William J. 90 Overhauser, Cheryl 59,124 Overhauser, Randy L. O wens, Theresa A. 81,102,130 Packer, Lynne E. 90,103,121 Padgett, Vikki L. 59 Paine, Patricia P. 100 Palmer, Jeffery A. 59 Park, Marilynn 59,1 1 1 Parker, James 59 Parker, Larry 90 Parker, Lori L. 90,127 Parker, M. Maurine 100 Parris, Mark S. 81,152,158,159 Parrish, Theodore P. 81 Parry, Alison K. 167 Parry, Chris R. 124 Patrick, Michael R. 90 Patterson, Julie A. 90 Patterson, Thomas L. 81,140,155 Paulus, Eric C. Paulus, Rex D. Payton, Daniel J. 100,159 Peel, Leslie A. 81,130 Pergamit, Michael R. 59,1 12 Pernsteiner, Bill P. Perrenoud, Gregg 82 Peterson, Chris M. 100 Peterson, Jill N. 90,123 Peterson, Kelvin J. Peterson, Loren R. Peterson, Nanette S. 82,1 17 Peterson, Randy Petragallo, Penny S. 59,130 Petry, Vernon L. 67,1 18 Pettis, Ann M. 90 Peyton, Karla R. 59 Phillippi, Rita M. 90 Phillips, Ethel M. 90 Phillips, Kathryn A. 90 Phipps, Barbara L. 82,167 Pierce, Terri J. 82,90 Pieroni, Peggy L. 59,130 Pieroni, Richard J. 90,152,159 Pierson, Jonnalee 59 Pilkington, Douglas Pilkington, Patricia Pirello, Brad J. Pitluck, Sally R. 82 Pittman, Linda I. Pittman, Raymond Pittman, Willie L. Pittmann, Louise E. 59,111 Pixley, Lori M. 82,114,116,130 Player, Sharon E. Pohlod, Carol M. 100 Pointer, David R. 82 Pointer, Diane G. 111,1 17 Poirier, Mark S. 82,152 Pokorny, Diana B. 82 Polione, Julie 90,124 Porta, Constance J. Porter, John A. 82 Porter, Kelly N. Porter, Kevin D. Porter, Kevin E. Potter, Jack L. 82 Potter, Michael E. Potter, Richelle L. 90 Potts, Steven R. 90 Pounds, Thomas S. 90 Pozzi, Jeffrey O. 82 Prather, Kathleen C. Prentice, Debra D. 82,130 Preston, Jane E. 82 Price, Lori 82,130 Priest, Emylee Prince, Joel P. 59,141,149,168 Prince, Karen E. 82 Pritchard, Susan F. 116 Proeless, Glen M. 115,119,158,159 Prussack, Douglas E. 90 Prussack, Leslie Pukitis, Robert A. 60 Pukitis, Tanya A. 91 Purdy, Cindy L. Purdy, Gregory W. 90 Quackenbush, Paul 91 Quackenbush, Robbie Qualtieri, Joseph C. 91 Quincy, Diane K. 91 Quinn, Eileen Elaine 60,130,186,187 Quinn, Marguerite R. 91 Quinn, Maureen M. 60,132,133,186, 197 Quinn, Timothy E. 91 Quist, Alan L. 60 Rafferty, Lawrence A, 100 Rafferty, Mike J. Rasmussen, Carla J. 91 Rausch, Dennis J. 60 Rausch, Sharon L. 91 Ray, Chad D. 82 Ray, Robin S. 91 Read, Cynthia S. Read, Marcella A. 82 Ream, Joel E. 60,133,164 Reed, Janet L. Reed, John R. 82 Reed, Robert V. 158 Reed, Sandra L. 82,130 Reeve, Pamela A. 82 Reeves, Patricia Regan, Lyn M. 60,1 15 Regan, Shaun A. 91,128 Reid, Patricia 82,130 Reid, Sherry L. Reidy, John F. 82,119,149,158,159 Reitemeier, Michael D. 91 Remund, Tammy J. 91 Resnick, Bonnie A. Reugh, Mark W. 91 Reynolds, Kenneth C. Reynolds, Scott A. 91,143,159 Reynolds, Steven J. 101,164 Reynolds, Terrence J. 60 Richard, Sharon L. 101 Richard, William J. 82 Richards, Gisela A. 82 Richards, Tim 67,1 15 Richardson, Bryan E. 60 Richardson, Guy M. 91 Richardson, William L. 82,118 Rickey, Camille A. 82,123 Rickey, Debra L. 91 Rickey, Loren R. 101,116 Rikkila, Diana L. 101 Riley, Cheryl 60 Riley, Deena M. 101,167 Riley, Leonard T. 82,119,144,168, 161,160 Rima, Michael T. 101,143 Rima, Samuel D. 91 Ringel, James L. 60 Riordan, Daniel E. 60,140 Riordan, Nancy M. 82 Rizzuto, G. Pamela 60 Roach, Kelly B. 91,132 Robbin, Kirsten E. 101 Robbins, Mary K. 91 Roberg, Christopher 91,116,124 Roberts, Gary A. 82 Roberts, Katherine L. 91,102,167 Robinson, Allan W. 82,121,140 Robinson, Cindy D. 91,121 Robinson, David P. 1 15,60 Robinson, Douglas K. 101,143,152 Robinson, Gerald 118 Robinson, Mark A. 101 Robinson, Randy 82 Rockstrom, G. David 60 Rockstrom, Kay 91 Rockwood, Elizabeth L. 82 Rockwood, K. Bruce Rodgers, Brian A. 67,108,1 14,1 19, 152,155,169 Rodgers, Janet P. 91 Rogalsky, Leann 61 Rollins, Robin L. 101 Rollis, Valerie J. 91,124 Romine, Jill K. 82 Rooks, Steven P. 82,140 Ropp, Richard F. Rosenkranz, Jane I. 61,1 14,117,132, 133 Ross, Cynthia L. Ross, John 101 ' Routt, Carol S. 61,130,132,166,177 Rowe, Cheryl L. 82,1 17,130 Rowles, Diane M. 61 Rowles, Mary Ann E. 82,91 Rowse, Robert L. Roybal, George 82,143 Roybal, Ricky A. 101 Rubens, Alan L. 61,114,133,158,159 Rubens, Bari L. 61,124 Rudolph, Donald W. 101 Rudy, Brian 82 Rudy, Tina M. Ruehl, Kathleen A. 101 Runner, Elizabeth A. 91 Runner, Melvin R. 82,141,142,162, 161 Runyan, John F. 61,1 19,161 Rusch, Steven W. 91,143,152.161 Ruse, Gary 91 Ryan, Gale L. Ryan, Scott T. 101 Sabo, Steven W. 61,114 Sahlberg, Marna R. 82 Saiki, Georgiann 61,132,186,187 Samuelson, Carolyn A. Sanders, Patricia M. 82 Sanders, Richard J. 101 Sanders, Steele 101,143 Sanderson, James R. 101,164 Sanderson, Linda D. 82 Sandros, Bill N. 61 Sandstrom, Lila J. 101 Sargent, Robert G. 82 Satir, Deniz F. Satre, Glen W. 82,164 Sayler, Jolynn K. 101 Scarpelli, Todd 91 Schaar, Carol T. 82,122,123,130 Scharp, Thomas A. 82 Scheel, David 91 Schieman, Casey J. 83,1 12 Schieman, Tami M. Schiffner, Mary M. 61,115,130 Schimanski, Richard R. 83 Schley, Carolle E. 92 Schmidt, David 164 Schmidt, Laurel A. 101 Schmidt, Tela J. 61 Schmitt, David R. 83 Schoedel, Christianne 61,132,133, 198,202 Schoedel, Susan M. 92 Schroder, Carla J. Schroer, Daniel F. Schubert, Michelle D. 92 Schueneman, Colleen R. 101 Schueneman, Randel C. 92,155 Schuh, Cindy 62,124 Schulte, Lynda R. 83 Schumacher, Gina 83 Schwagerl, Gregory J. 101,143 Schwagerl, Suzette L. 83,127,133 Schweitzer, Steve 83 Scorcio, Joseph A. 62 Scott, Donald L. Scott, Janice M. 101 Scott, Laura M. Scott, Mark 101 Seaman, Patricia Searcy, Darcy 92 Sears, Kelly T. 101 Sears, Scott B. 92 Sederstrom, Jon N. 83 Seeman, Nancy 83,117 Self, Richard H. 62,114 Sell, Jeri L. 101,112,127,166,167 Selle, Kathryn M. 101 Senefsky, Lora L. 101 Sepolen, Debra J. 118,124 Sexton, Melanie J. 83,130 Sexton, Tamara L. 122,123,130 Shank, Margaret M. 133 Shapton, Thomas W. 83 Sharpe, Cindy L. 92 Shaw, Christopher L. 101,143,155 Sheehan, Kathleen M. 92,103,112, 121 Sheehan, Mary E. 62,117,132 Sherfey, Diane L. 92 Sheridan, Erin M. 101 Shields, Michael C. 62 Shields, Sharon E. 83,130 Shore, Ruth Ann 62,111,133 Shustoff, Alan J. 83 Shustoff, Alison E. 101 Sidlow, William K. 83 Siler, Vance R. 83 Sills, Loi L. Silver, Mark A. 83,121,142 Simon, John A. 92 Simpson, Darlene M. Sims, Amy Jo 92 Sims, Barbara K. 62,130 Sipinen, Alan J. 92,159 Sisler, Steve L. 101 Sitton, Lori L 101,167 Sitton, Randal R. 119,161 Sivanish, Norman J. 101 Skindlov, Mary L. Slate, Richard K. Slaughter, Kelly Ann Slobodow, Adam G. 62,152,153,155, 169 Small, Daniel S. 83 Small, Elaine M. 92 Small, Emilie A. 101 Smith, Andrew T. 159 Smith, Cameon M. Smith, Curtis M. Smith, Cynthia L. 62,114,131,186, 205 Smith, Diane M. 101 Smith, Gregory R. 101 Smith, Heidi C. 62,1 17 Smith, Janetta C. 62 Smith, Jody D. 101 Smith, Judy L. 101 Smith, King A. 62 Smith, Michael R. 101 Smith, Michael D. 92,143 Smith, Susan E. 101 Smith, Susan R. 92 Snarski, Diane P. 92 Snarski, Douglas A. 83 Snider, Roy W. 92 Snow, James W. 83, 1 52, 1 58, 1 59 Snow, Rita M. 101,167 Snyder, Vann J. 83,164 Soelberg, Dean J. 62,177 Solomon, Marie Solvie, D. Eric 112 Sonneland, Stewart 92, 1 1 1 , 1 43 Southwell, Pamela 92 Sowers, Richard A. 83 Sparber, Anthony L. 62 Sparks, Anthony Spencer, Scott R. 92 Spitzer, Guy L. 101,143,163 Sprague, Deborah I. 92,127 Springer, Frank D. Springer, Nancy A. 83 Spurgeon, Jody G. 83 Stadtmueller, Alan J. Stadtmueller, Daniel 63,164 Stahl, Henry M. 83 Stalcup, Lloyd S. 63 Stammerjohan, James E. 83 Stamps, Robert W. 83 Stanley, Cindy J. 101 Stark, Cynthia A. 101 Stark, Richard A. 63,1 16,133 Starr, Mark A. Startin, Randy W. 83 Stein, Denese J. 63 Stejer, Sandra E. 92 Stejer, Sharon A. 83,102 Stejer, Shelley E. 83,102 Stephens, Karen E. 63 Stephens, Kay E. 92 Stephens, Robert G. 83,164 Sterley, Kathy E. Sterley, Matthew W. 92 Stevens, Hawley C. Jr. 63 Stevens, Sherry L. 83,198 Stevenson, Richard H. 63,115 Stevenson, Scott J. 92 Stewart, Bob 92,143 Stewart, Randal S. 83 Stilson, Jeffrey T. 101,116,143,159 Stilson, Roger T. 63,121,140,142 Stiteler, Dale A. 101 Stocum, John W. 83 Stokke, Bruce Stoller, Barry Stolz, Michael J. 83 Stone, Robert D. 132,162 Stoops, Thomas M. 92 Stout, Debra S. Stout, Dwayne L. 63,121 Stout, Joe D. 101 Stout, Kevin J. 143,159 Strange, David B. 83 Streich, Martin R. 92,143 Streich, Robert L. 63,68,102,123, 140 Strom, Dennis L. 102 Sullivan, Dayle M. Sullivan, Donald J. 102,143,159 Sullivan, Timothy 102,143 Sutherland, Manuel J. 102 Sullivan, Tom 155 Suttle, Brannon L. Sutton, Robert E. 102 Suznevich, Kathy L. Svacek, Susan M. 63 Swanson, Janice A. 1 14,133 Swanson, Sandra L. 83,110 Swanson, Steven A. 92 Swartzwelder, Caryn L. 83 Swartzwelder, Paul E. 102 Swartzwelder, Penni J. 63 Swedlund, Susan 83 Sweeney, Daniel 102,155 Sweeney, J. Kelly 102,116,143,159 Sweeney, Stephen T. 63,1 19,152, 153,155,169 Swensen, Caron E. 102,166,167 Swensen, Lynn M. 83,167 Swinehart, David Q. 92 Szombathy, Alex G. 63,117,198 Tabor, Lorraine F. 102 Tadlock, Cheryl A. 102,127 Tadlock, Dixie I. 92 Tadlock, Jay G. 64,123 Taft, Theresa M. Taft, Theresa M. 167 Tai, Alan S. 102,159 Tai, Roberta H. 64,166 Talley, Charles E. 102,143,163 Talley, Steven R. 102,143 Tanner, Linda J. 64,1 1 1 ,1 16 Tanner, Sherry L. 92 Tarver, Tina R. Tate, Bruce L. 64,149 Tatham, John T. Tatham, Mark R. 64 Tavenner, Cheryll H. 64 Taylor, Christine L. 67 Taylor, Laurie 83,1 17 Taylor, Pat A. 83 Taylor, Robert A. 102 Teasley, Michael G. Tedrow, Megan A. 92,127 Temple, Terry 92 Tevlin, Eric D. 102 Thackray, Mark R. 92,164 Thomas, Cynthia A. 102,167 Thomas, Gregory N. 64,1 15 Thomas, James W. 92 Thomas, John E. 102 Thompson, Allen 92,132 Thompson, Telarry S. 83 Thompson, Teresa Y. 83,130 Thompson, Terrie L. 102 Thompson, Thomas E. 83,164 Thorton, Jerry 102 Thosath, Sally J. 102 Throop, Gregory J. 64 Thulean, Dorcas M. 102 Tobie, Susan E. 92 Tomlinson, Kris S. 102,143„163 Tomlinson, Stuart B. 83,119,121, 140 Torkar, John Torkelson, Scott L. 102,143,152 Torkelson, Terry D. 83,121,140,161 Tormey, Mary E. 64,123,132,133 Tormino, Patricia A. 83 Townsend, Jonathan Trad, Kathryn 92 Traeger, David J. 64 Traeger, Sandra E. 92,122,123 Trapp, Joseph F. 92,143 Trauffer, Juanita 84 Treat, Terry G. 64 Trebilcock, Diane G. 84,112 Tresko, John H. 92,143 Triesch, Kathyrn Triesch, Michael N. 84 Triggs, Ann M. 102 Tsuchida, Raymond 84 Tsuchida, Russel Y. 92 Tuerke, Steven L. Tuft, Shelley K. 64,117 Turner, Diane C. 84,127 Tuttle, Robin S. 64 Ueda, Shannon L. 92 Ure, Wendy K. 64 Usher, Karen R. 92 Vallance, Laura L. 84 Vanbockern, Deane L. 65 Vanderwilde, Brenda 102 Vanderwilde, Patricia 93 VanSiclen, Andrew L. 102 VanWinckel, Sally P. 65 Vathis, Peter W. 93,11 1 Vawter, Melinda S. 93 Vineyard, Judy E. 65,133 Viren, Paul S. 65 Viren, Sandra L. 84 Vogt, Patrice L. 65 Vogt, Thomas V. 93,121,143,159 Vonende, Debra L. 84,130 Voshell, D Lea D. 102 Vostrez, Leon R. 102 Waggoner, Vernola J. 84 Wagner, John D. Wagner, Joy A. 65,72,114,123,132, 133,199,167 Wagoner, Karie 84,123 Wagstaff, Karen S. 93 Wakeley, Susan E. 102,127 Wakeley, Thomas R. 93 Walker, Calvin D. 65 Walker, J. Steven 84,127,152 Walker, Tommy R. 102 Wallgren, Allen R. 102,159 Wallingford, David R. 84 Wallis, Annette J. 93,102 Walters, Edna L. 93 Walters, Randy N. 65 Walters, Stephen F. 84 Walther, Gary E, 84 Walton, Karen K. 102 Walton, Susan C. 93 Wardrop, Karl W. 93 Wardrop, Katherine S. 102 Warn, Patricia M. 84 Warren, Billy 102 Warren, Virginia R. Washburn, Chris D. 93 Waters, Stephen 84 Watkins, Carri M. 84 Watson, Wilma M. 93 Weaver, Leslie K. Weekes, Jane C. 91,93 Weekes, John M. 65,1 16,1 19 Wegner, Arthur H. 84 Weigand, Janice M. Weilep, Lee 84 Weimer, John H. 163 Weimer, Marcee L. Welborn, Lanette 84 Welch, Mary K. 84 Wells, Brenda L. 93 Wells, Kim D. 84 Werner, Teresa A. 65 Wertz, Lorrie L. 65,117 Westermann, Sandra 84,123 Westermann, Wesley 93,152,159 Westfall, Susan C. 65,110,122,123 Westhaver, Lynette 65 Westover. Mary A. 93,122,123,167 Westover, Richard M. 65,112,123, 158,159 Westwood, Christopher 65,119,121, 141,161 Wetzel, Carol A. 84,127 Wetzel, Deborah L. 102 Wheldon, F. Kim 93 Whipple, Doyle L. 102,143,155,163 Whipple, Myron J. 93,143,162,161 Whitacre, Jan Marie 84,1 1 2 White, John L. 65 White, Julie H. 91,93 White, Miriam L. 66 White, Nancy J. 66,1 17,132 White, Ricky 84 Whitmire, Paul M. 66 Whitver, Craig M. 93 Whysong, Karyn K. 84 Wicht, Sandra E. 102 Wickward, Kay L. 66,135,166 Wickward, Kit A. 93,166 Wiedmeier, Bryan J. 102 Wiklund, Donald 102,177 Wildey, Kathryn A. 93 Wilkin, Diana L. 93 Williams, Anita S. Williams, Charles 84,119,123,141, 162,161 Williams, Craig W. 66,119,149 Williams, Kenneth L. 66,118 Williams, Kevin J. 93 Williams, Kim A. 93 Williams, Mary Lee Williams, Peggy S. Williams, Richard J. Williamson, Samuel M. 66,1 18 Willis, Rebecca R. 66,198 Willms, Robert J. 66 Willson, Barbara J. 102 Willson, Dawnell K. 84 Wilson, Daniel R. 102 Wilson, Dennis 66,1 18 Wilson, Edward A. Wilson, John A. Wilson, Matt H. 102 Wilson, Peter F. 84,123 Wilson, Walter W. 102 Wiltbank, Moira J. 66,117,132 Wiltbank, Scott D. 93 Wimer, Kim J. 66,1 10 Wimer, Laurie R. 84,130,167 Windle, Timothy J. Winfrey, Rosemarie 118 Witruk, Diane R. 117 Witruk, Linda M. 93 Witte, Bradley E. 93 Witte, Constance M. 66,108,114, 117,132 Wittig, Byrne J. 66 Wittig, Kenneth E. Wittkopf, Robert P. 84 Woehl, Marianne E. 93,123 Wojahn, Cynthia A. 102 Wojahn, Rayanna L. 93 Wolcott, Michael F. 164 Wold, Jeffrey V. 66,123,128,188, 169,160,161 Wolfe, David A. 102,1 16 236 Wolfe, Donald E. 93,143,152,158, 159 Wolfe, Jeffrey W. 67 Wolfe, Marcia A. 102 Wolkey, Edward H. 67 Wood, David L. 84,133 Wood, Lori 84,93 Wood, Phyllis 102 Woods, Jeffrey W. 102 Woods, Richard K. 67,142,153 Woods, William M. Woodward, Brian L. 84 Wray, Lynn A. 67 Wright, Eric R. Wynes, Chad L. 102 Wynes, Donald W. 93 Wynn, Katherine A. 93,110 Wynne, Jennifer J. 84 Wynstra, Susan L. 84 Yarno, George A. 84,140,152,153, 158,159 Yenney, Lynn S. 67,1 1 1 Yenney, W. David 93,164,162,161 Yerxa, Jeffrey T. 84 Young, Patricia K. Youngman, John J. 1 19,147,148, 149,169,158,159 Zanck, Karen L. 102 Zanck, Perrin P. 84,141 Zeller, Bob 84,127 Ziegler, William R. 93,123 Zimmer, Leanne V. 102,167 Zimmer, Mary K. 84,102,1 12,130, 133 Ziuchkovski, Christine 93,167 Adams, Lenard C. 87,124 Aekerman, Annette 87 Allenton, Wayne 77 Andres, Wendy A. 87 Applington, Janet 95 Arnold, Cynthia 77 Babbitt, Jeffry 95 Ballou, Colleen M. 87 Ballou, Pierre C. 77 Balmes, Mary 41 Batton, William H. 77 Beals, Mike R. 41 Bickford, Janice M. 95 Boughman, Mark 77 Brandt, Cary B. 97 Bratten, Gerald 87 Breach, Johnathan P. 96 Bright, Eric 96 Broun, Kathy 77 Brown, Mark S. 87 Brown, Melody R. 96 Cardone, Jodean Cardone, Rosemary 96 Carroll, Thomas C. Carson, Tony 78 Chapman, Mark G. Dach, Dorothy G. 87 Damron, Patrea 45 Davis, Pete 97 Decker, Rock G. 46 Dutton, Timothy E. 97 Fairbanks, Cindy M. 78 Faircloth, Brenda Fitzpatrick, Joe 78,152 Freeman, Jackie 78 Fullmer, Teresa A. 98 Giles, Janaleen L. 98 Glatt, Debbie 67 Treick, Tamara 102 Grunnell, Brian 128 Sanders, Bill 128 Hamilton, Micheal V. 88 Sartain, Christine 61 Hannum, Kenneth A. 98 Schelin, Annetta Mae Harris, Roger D. 98 Schneider, Steve Lee Hudson, Kathy 127 Shaw, Danny Jones, Esther 88,1 18 Shetler, Dale 123 June, Gregory A. 99 Smallwood, Micheal Kinnett, Lori M. 88 Solem, Kenneth Kinnett, Marcia J. 80 Stanley, Linda 101 LaFreice, John 152 Stein, Debbie 101 Lavoy, Cindy J. 80 Stein, Sandra Lewis, Pamela 80 Stevenson, Delores 63,116 Lockridge, Anthony 118 Stewart, Charles Loosemore, Patrick Stone, Marc Lukenbill, Keith 80 VanLeuven, Diane 102 MacClain, Micheal Watson, Robert MacKenzie, Craig 88 Weidmeir, Brian 143,155 Mason, William 67 Whitacre, Kenneth McCann, James 80 White, Colleen 93 McClain, Linda 124 White, Karen McCormick, Cathy L. 80 Williams, Theresa 102 Miller, Kay 81 Wilson, Jim 128 Morgan, Sandra Wilton, Shelia 84,123 Morris, Karla 89 Winer, John 102 Otto, Robert 59 Zemel ka, Denice 93, 1 1 6, 1 27 Overhauser, David 81,124 Peyton, Dan 152 Reiboldt, Rhonda 91 Relph, Lloyd 124 Reynolds, Kenneth 82 Robins, Mary 123 Robinson, Mary 121 Telph, Lloyd 83 Thompson, Dawn B. 102 Tower, Daniel 92 Special Thanks To: Jim Smith Treck Photography Ed Verney Dale Quincy Bob Self Leo Morton We gratefully wish to thank Bill Burchett of Burchett ' s Studio for his constant help and interest in the production of this yearbook. His contributions included all of the color pictures of groups and numerous other black and white photos. We appreciate his concern and thank him for his help. In Memoriam A DAN McCLATCHEY July 1 6. 1 958 - February 22. 1 974 237 238 Time is . . . Too slow for those who wait, Too swift for those who fear, Too long for those who grieve, Too short for those who rejoice; But for those who love, time is not. MMO«a iano A3iana it i SPOKANE PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 7413 30778574 3 WwBEDIAN V ' ALFONZO GARAbLDUN AWiift JILL VALLEY