Lake Quinault High School - Timberline Yearbook (Amanda Park, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

...wa .4,...f 9. ,ff Y' to C SP? 1 ig Q Q Q 1344 Q f 1' 1, 3 5' '1 Ms? avg? x Q, 3 R an-ansuww' 51 lllllh.. THE ANNUAL STAFF of QULNAULT HIGH SCHOOL AMANDA PARK, WASHINGTON presents THE TIMBERLINE of 1960 QUINAULT LAKE Qulnault Lake, 5 miles long and 3i miles wide is one of the most enchanting spots in our country. A variety of wild life roams the shores. Abundant scenery, admired by early settlers, made them forget the tribulations of trav- eling in such a wilderness. The landscape of the lake has attracted many travelers ever since it was first discovered. The placid beauty of the lake at dusk with only a few quiet ripples, the majestic beauty of the wild waves in a hard storm, the laziness of sitting in a boat with a fishing pole--that's the way we remember lt, in the splendor of its setting with its message of peace. 14 gf-fX., Q1 goarcl of gmacafion .M 'vp 14 V Y' yr' 'C-5 gm ,ibriuera 1 Q i Charles Miller, Sherb Moody, Mr. Higley, Mr. Paull, Claude McAlpin, Gordon Simmons, Mr. Bland, Mr. Cowden, Elvin Olson, Clarence Esses. Mr. Bridges, Mr. Hunt. anilor C0046 I 1 , Mr. Leonard Hunt r Egg? QC A Q . Sw- .N , gifhxy Mrs 0 Young, Mrs. Carlyle Standing: Mr. Smith, Mr. Bridges, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Higley, Mr. Lindahl, Mr. Morris, Mr. Rajcich. Seated: Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Smith, Miss Pounds. MR. DOUG SMITH: High School Principal, Science, Mathematics, Student Council Advisor. MR. EDMOND BRIDGLS: Music Instructor, Civics, and Junior Class Advisor. MR. GORDON SIMMONS: Superintendent of Schools. MR. ORLO HIGLLY: Social Science, History, woodshop and Drawing, and Freshman Class Advisor. MR. EUGLNE LINDAHL: Commercial Subjects, Student Body Finance, and Timberline. MR. EDWARD MORRIS: 7th and Bth grades, Lettermen's Club Advisor, Basketball, Football, and Baseball Coach. MR. WILLIAM RAJCICH: Sth and 6th grades, and Basketball coach. MRS. IONL MORRIS: Home Economics, Consumer Economics, 7th and Sth grade Literature and Art, History, Geography, Spelling, and Senior Class Advisor. MRS. FRANCIS SMITH: English, Latin, Audio Visual, Dramatics, and Skcokum wa wa Advisor. MISS JESSIB POUNDS: General Math, Library, Sth and 6th grade reading, Girls Basketball, Girls Club Advisor, Pep Club Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor, and Physical hducation Teacher. 1 I I I K l fx xl! Wann AX Q1 ,ug Larry Paull Salutatorian Boys' State Honors G N. Bob Daman Valedictorian Boys' State were QS Top honors of the Class of 1960 H 53 X 5 X ':f..':5,f':4' 5 O X , Q Q A ,T 1 were won by Mary Osborn, Bob Daman T and Larry Paull. Our Valedictorian with a 3.69 average was Bob Daman who was also chosen by the Lions Club as their representative to Boys State. Larry Paull, our Salutatorian with a 3.19 average, also spent a week at Boys State in Parkland. He was sponsored by the Grange. Besides being chosen D.A.R. rep- resentative, Mary Osborn was chosen by the Community Circle as their rep- resentative to Girls' State, held in Ellensburg. She also attended All- State Band and All-Northwest Band. Jane Gravatt was selected as the Girl of the Month by the Soroptomist Club of Aberdeen. 'Ks XX ' rx w e --1Qe.,s Mary Osborn D.A.R. Representative Girls' State A11-State Band All-Northwest Band if g,..' mf. WE fg L5 L, LN ' ff. W? , . ., ,- ' . -. f fN.sX 'W v 'G . ' .-5. ju , A'--V, Y x - , . .y -AX? v 'J I 5-. 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While visiting Hollywood, we happened to see Larry Bggll, who is starring in his own production, NTall Paull . Looking down while flying near Las Vegas, we saw a huge neon sign reading nGay's Riding Stables'. We ,always knew Gay Binlon would devote her life to the humane society. In Las Vegas we saw another neon sign blinking off and on saying 'Daddies Poolhalln. Of course this could be no- body else but Bob Daman and Gary Fairchild. Returning to our old stomping grounds we saw Ruth Watters who is the big high society matron of Qulnault and is really running the town. Of course the World's Heavy-Weight Boxing Champ is our old buddy Philip Fishel. Also at Old Quinault was Jackie Crick and her hubby. She hasn't changed, however, their house seems a little more fully occupied. At Cape Canaveral, Florida, we met General Louis Pickett. However we didn't get to visit with him long sfnce he had to blast-off for Mars for a Summit Meeting. '-U Gene Amsbury now runs the largest used hot-rod lot in New York. Visiting the night clubs of the South, we saw the famous singer, Gladys Peabody swinging to the m sic of Kenny Carlyle's Dixie Land Band. ' Now we are visiting Linda Carlyle, who is a Professor of Mathematics at the University of Xtmzop in the deepest jungles of Africa. I don't think you'll be hearing from us anymore, the natives here want to cook us for dinner. Help! enior Cfadd We the model class of 1960, perfect sportsman, infallible students, and all-round super people, being of the soundest mind possible, do hereby bequeath to our heirs ithe poor slaves the following worldly possessions: Mary Osborn leaves her musical ability to Mr. Bridges. Gene Amsbury leaves anything he can't take with him. Jackie Crick leaves her ability to skip school to anyone who dares try it. ' Kenn Carlyle leaves his car troubles to Janis Zanderson. lHave fun Janis? Gladys Peabod R Ruth Watters leave with this thought in mind, 'Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die ---- T!!n Louis Pickett leaves his quiet ways to David Brunstad. Gay Binion leaves her English ability to Mrs. Smith. Philip Fishel leaves waiting for Marla. Sharon Nation 3 Bob Daman leave their locker nnumber onen to any couple able to squeeze into it. Jane Gravatt leaves her guard position in basketball to her sister, Garolyn. Gary Fairchild leaves all the nNo Smokingn signs to Gene erryo Q Larr? Paull leaves all his B's in English IV to those who are ailing in every other subject. Gene Young leaves the school equipment in any shape it may bac Linda Carlyle leaves -------- going -------- going -------- GONEQI WASWAM Most Democratic--Mary Osborn Most Versatile--Jane Gravatt o 0 pe rsonallhes '2 9 Most Athletic--Linda Carlyle Most Likely to Succeed--Bob Daman Kenny Carlyle Q7 FQ, ,ff-..'. Y ,fd LeFt to right: Gary Fairchild, Robert Daman, Mrs. Norris, Jane Gravatt, Ruth Watters. enior Class The Senior Glass of '60 began their final year by electing Bob, presidentg Hhtlip, vice president: Jane, sec- retaryg Ruth, treasurer, and Gary, student council represen- tative. Serving on the Student Council were: Bob, Gary, and Jane, president. Participating in boy's sports were: Bob, Kenny, Gary, Larry, and Philip. Un the girls basketball team were: Sharon, Linda, Gladys, and Jane. Gay was one of the manaqers. Mary, Jane, Kenny, Philip, and Larry were ln band. Mary was D.A.R. candidate and Jane was the Soroptlmlst girl of the month for December, 1959. Mary, Philip, Larry, Gene Young, Louis, Sharon, Hob, Gary, Kenny, and Jane helped to put on our Senior Play cal- led 'Onions in the Stewn. Mary, Linda, Gay, and Sharon were in girls chorus. Gladys was one of the yell leaders. both Sharon and Linda participated in the Miss Grays Harbor contest. Sharon was sponsored by the Grays Harbor Hairdresser's Association. Linda was sponsored by the Quin- ault Community Club. mea 4 wr Philip Fishel fPhllipl Attended Q.H.S.--1-2-3-M Basketball--l-2-3-M Football--2-M Baseball--1-2-3-M Annual--l-3 LetLerman's Club--2-3-M uebLerman's Club Treas.-- netterman's Club Sec.--3- Student Council Vice-Pres Band--3-A Class Treasurer--3 Class Vice-President--A 4 N . be Jane Elizabeth Gravatt-fJanel Attended QoHoSo --1-2-3-lg Secretary of Class--M President of Class--3' President of S.B.--h ' Band--1-2-3-M Student Council--3-Q Class Treasurer--l-2 Song Queen--1-2 Senior Play--3-M Girls Club--1-2-3-h Pep club--1-2-3-L, Basketball--l-2-3-L Softball--1-2-3-LL Timberline--l-2-3-M Speech Contest--2-3 1 Soroptlmist Girl of Month--M Skookum Wa Wa Editor--h Betterment Committee--3-M Vice-President of Pep Club--3 All School Play--3 Sec. of Girls Club--3 44 b 'JHIP Gene Edward Amsbury CAmsJ Attended Q.H.S.--1-2-3-M Football--1-2 Basketball--1-2 Letterman's Club--2-3-M Pep Club--1-2-3-M Annual Staff--M Gary Fairchild fFairyD QcHcSo 1'2'3' Basketball--2-3-M Softball--1-2-3-lg Football--1-3-M Letterman's Club--1-2-3 Pep Club--1-2-3 Class Officer--3 Skookum Wa Wa--L Annual Staff--h Senior Play--M Class Representative--M sf A Civ KS Q-x Louis Claude Pickett CLouieJ Attended Q,oHoSo 1 2'3'LI, Football--1-2 Baseball--1-2 Pep Club--1-2-3 All School Play--2 Skookum Wa wa--3-M Timberline--M Senior Play--3-M Mimeograph Operator--3-A Shop Assistant--M Authur Eugene Young lGeneD Attended Q.H.S.--1-2-3-M Timberline--M Skookum wa wa--3-A Baseball--1-2 Basketball--1-2 Football--1-2-3 Letterman's Club--2-3-M Student Congress Representative--M All School Play--2 Mimeograph Operator--3-M Senior Play--3-A 3 5 -i es X 'Q Mary Lee Osborn C021 Attended Q.H.S.--1-2-3-M Girls State--3 D.A.R. Representative--M A11 State Band--2-h A11 Northwest Band--3 Band--1-2-3-M Chorus--1-2-M Girls c1ub--1-2- -A Pep C1ub--l-2-3- Class Secretary--1 Skookum Wa Wa--M Timberline--1-3 Basketball--2-3 Senior Play--1-2-3-L, Speech Team--2-3 Student Congress Rep.--M Music Festival--1-M Jacqueline Ruth Marie Crick lJackiel Attended Oakville--1-2-3 Attended Q.H.S.--Q Pep Club President--2 Pep Club--2-Q Pep Band--3 Band--2-3 ' FHA Vice President--2-3 FHA--l-2-3 Girls' Club--1-2-3-M Choir--1-2-3 Nonette--3 Annual Staff--3 Annual Business Manager--3 Class Secretary--3 Student Council Representative--2-3 Senior Play--3 Robert H. Daman CBobJ Attended Q.H.S.--l-2-3-M Softball--l-2-3-A Football--1-2-3-A Basketball--2-3-M Class Officer--1-M Student Body Officer--3 Boy's State Representative Timberline--3-L Skookum we Wa--M Letterman's Club--l-2-3-M Senior Play--2 All School Play--2 Pep Club--1-2-3 Lettermen's Club Officer--3 Band--1 Valedlctorian Sharon Yvonne Nation CSharonl Attended Aberdeen--1-2 Attended Sumner-- Attended Q.H.S.-- Basketball- Senior Play Golden Fins Girls' Club Pep Club--M Timberline- Chorus--1-3 h --1+ --2 -a 1-2-3-M Ruth Marie Watters Kwoofl Attended St. Euphrasia--2-3 Attended Q.H.S.--1-h Girls Club--1-A Pep Club--1-M Timberline Advertising Editor--M Class Treasurer--A Skookum we wa--M Gladys Irene Peabody KBones, Attended Q.H.S.--1-2-3-h G1rl's Club--1-2-3-M Pep Club--l-2-3-M G1r1's Club Secretary--1 G1rl's Club Treasurer--2 Pep Club Vice-President--3 Pep Club President--M Song Queen--2 Yell Leader--3-M Student Council Representative--1 Class Secretary--2-3 G1rl's Basketball--1-3-M Softball--1-2-3-H Annual Staff--2-3-h Timberline Assistant Editor--3 Timberline Editor--u Skookum Wa Wa--h Office--1-h Chorus--1 Betterment Committee--M Kenneth wayne Carlyle CPunkJ QoHoSo l'2'3'l+ Pep Club--l-2-3 Band--1-2-3-M Lettevman's Club--1-2-3-A Football--l-2-3-M Basketball--l-2-3-A Softball--l-2-3-A Letterman's Club Officer--M Skookum Wa Wa--h Annual Staff--M All School Play--2 Senior Play--M Linda Gayle Carlyle fDina Mite, Attended Q.H.S.--1-2-3-M Girls Club--1-2-3-H Girls Club Sec.--M Pep Club--1-2-3-lg Office--2-3 Senior Play--2 Basketball--1-2-3-M Softball--1-2-3-M Speech Contest--2-3 Timberline--M Skookum Wa Wa--3-L Chorus--1-2-M Valerie Gay Binion CGayl Attended Q.H.S.--1-2-3-M Class Officer--2-3 Student Council--2-3 Girls Club--1-2-3-U Basketball--1-2-3 Softball--1-2-3-M Pep Club--1-2-3-M Annual Staff--3 Skookum Wa Na--3 Speech Contest--3 Senior Pla --3 Chorus--2-K Laurence Asa Paull fLarryJ Attended Q.H.S.--1-2-3-M Football--1-2-M Basketball--1-2-M Band--1-2-3-M Pep Club--l-Q-3 Class President--2 Class Vice-President--1 Letterman's Club--1-2-3-M Senior Play--3-A Boy's State Representative Betterment Committee--2 Salutatorian Q - 4 . .f'.'Q'iL V' I Cf' A , A-', A .ug .. . A -'F If - J , .r vw 4 , . 'K 1'G'Q x V, , 2' -o.. gg-xx I 4 Q. . xl yn N. S LXR QV ?QfW jg Q' mg Left to Right: David Brunstad, Carol Moore, Mr. Bridges, Larry Brewer, Johnny Gwinn. unior and Elected to lead the class of '61 in our Junior year were: president, Janis Zandersong vice president, Larry Brewer, secretary, Carol Moore, treasurer, John Gwinn, student coun- cil representative, David Brunstad. Our class advisor was MI' o Bridges 0 Our class went all the way in sports. Football season found Janis Zanderson, Theron Obi, Gene Perry, Ted McManus, and David Brunstad all in there fighting. On the basketball squads were Chuck Sampson, Gary Anderson, Kenny Hendrickson. David Brunstad, John Gwinn, Ted McManus, and Tom Kilmer with Gene Newbury as a manager. Playing on the girls team were: Carol Moore, Phoebe Levering, Angelic Wells, and Mara Zanderson. Kenny Hendrickson, Ted McManus, Mara Zanderson, Carol Lash, Phoebe LeVering, Larry Brewer, David Brunstad, and Gene Perry were in the Senior Play, nOnions in the Stewn. Phoebe LeVering, Mara Zanderson, Mary Pickett, and Kenny Hendrickson attended Student Congress at Pacific Lutheran College. As a climax to the successful year we sponsored the Junior Prom, nJunior Jinx,n and entertained at the tradi- tional Junior-Senior Breakfast. Gene Perry Gene Newbury Johnny Gwin S F Vp af 5' Carol Pennypacker Beverly Bleno .+p3,, .4 K T a L. iw? JoAnne Kowalski Mr. Bridges 92 :gn ,,,Sx1r Y .Ngx Ygztfio, , iQ,, 53:3 .y '!ig'Nl35isgff nga' -yy-am in '+ f' 9+s12'I' Janis Zanderson 'iQ - 1 X K Gary Anderson Ernie Plaster Q 1 95 ' Q n,'-Z 4. f' uf' : S ' 'so xi, 2 fl'fj5 :A: Ni: ' fl I' Theron Obi 0 N ff ' Carol Lash .13 -6 -W? 1 1- 4X ' Chuck Sampson i Angelic Wells Mara Zanderson David Brunstad la is --:nl -s sq A' QNX X 'f n ,'Ww L 9 Kenny Hendrickson Phoebe LeVering l Carol Moore Ted McManus Larry Brewer Mary Pickett Sy,,iqif' xii -xc - - -i ,WN 'rx . kg. .X W Qxw eww- wx ,NM S!15 Q'-S ' 4 . . . NN S-4 'I Q V ? Seated: Judy Vallier, Lucyrae Paull, Mary Kay Becker, Doris Radonski Standing: Miss Pounds, George Johnson SOFA 0I'l'l0l Q CL55 The class of '62 began their second year by electing Mary Kay Becker, president: Lucyrae Paull, vice-president, Mary Lutton, secretaryg Judy Val- lier, treasurerg George Johnson, student council representative. we were well represented in the sports field. Sophomores on the football team were: Pat Jackson, George Johnson, Delbert Milbourne, Ed Peabody, and Bob Hickso Basketball NAU squad included Ed Peabody, Bob Hicks, and George Johnsong basketball HBN squad: Duane Perry, Jack Adams, Fred Franklin, and Del- bert Mllbourne. Band members were Patty Torres, Lucyrae Paull Mary Kay Becker, and Phyllis Marston. Our class also participated in the senior ! play, nOnlons in the Stewn. Mary Kay Becker, Pat- ty Torres, Lucyree Paull, Robert Sllmp, Phyllis Marston, Lynn Hanchett, and Carolyn Gravatt, were cast members. Miss Pounds is our advisor. Robert Slimp John Lemieux Ed Peabody Carolyn Gravatt Patty Torres Phyllis Marston George Johnson Pat Jackson 4' l gg fl . x s S 5 rum si el-e 'LS Bob Hicks Joyce Wike Carolyn Fishel Lucyrae Paull z,4bg ' i, Q X X it Q X Mary Lutton Jack Adams Judith Perry 1' wie : u 3 u CZ' A u y ' 1 :-Q-w'fU3f' V 'vaiilf 'ire 3'2- Vickie Pightmire Delbert Milbourne L8 Rayne Kowalski Lynn Hunchett Judy Vallier Duane Perry 'NX 'Q C- ,-Xi v Q ,QC ' ' Q . Fred Franklin Mary Kay Becker NC ' , lx 'mu A F9 v D 'S' ,, , .- xg R. . A ' . 8 I .' 'JC' I 1 .. 5 'If ' Q. .Y -J .g,,: 1 7, if -: ,wi - ,-,511 . igtg - l'5:': .f - wi? jx . f ' sv' -, ki, -,Ng ' gf? Q ff-wif: .. .- -' ' 4 1-4 5-5?f-'ff,gff'. 3:16-F, A X V w. ' 'Si fi. f , 5 - K - A -' . ' , .3 -.gif X t' A-fin., ., X .. 2. .K AJ Af. ,Nl K, - rj 'J Q3, . Q I ' ' f. 'V -. . . 4 X 15.-,Vs--'ir ,ww-X v xi Rm. X x n Q, xv' .5-l-M, .' 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Carol Ann represented the class on the Student Council. The Freshman participated in many of the school activi- ties. In sports Butch Sampson and Jim Harp were on the football team. In basketball Butch Sampson played on the A squad, while he also represented the class on the B squad along with Kevin Wold and Ronnie Hanson. Ellen English, Nancy Cardinal, Faustine Wells, and Randi Taylor were on the girls team. In the music department Carol Ann Esses and Ellen Eng- lish played in the hand, and Faustine Wells, Alberta Deen, Donna Obi, and Nancy Cardinal sang in the Chorus. Ellen English, Carol Ann Esses, John Mills, Narla Riet- dorf and Randi Taylor were in the Senior Play. Nancy Cardinal John Mills' Deena Valdez Marla Rietdorf Mavis Taylor Ron Watkins Jonette Theodore iw' i Vt!! X Jil ,w 5 ,sf Jim Harp -ad Donna Obi -R 1- I u Randi Taylor Butch Sampson V.-il ' 1 Kevin wola Carol Esses Ellen English Tom Pennypacken Ronnie Hanson Faustine wells Betty Plaster ri' I-JX 4,-fx tudent Council c 2 Seated left to right: Mary Kay Becker, Jane Gravatt, Mary Pickett, Marla Rietdorf standing: Mr. smith, Gary Fairchild, Bob Daman, David Brun- stad, Toby Johnson, Janis Zanderson, Gene Perry. The Student Council, is made up of the class presidents, class rep- resentatives, and student body of- ficers, decides on all matters that arise in the organization of the High School. The Betterment Commit- tee, a branch of the stu- dent council, is composed of all the presidents of all organizations and func- tions to keep the school in good shape. Officers f 'K frff X Y, Mary, Jane, Mr. Smith, Phoebe, and Gene Row 1: Linda Carlyle, Phoebe Levering, Carol Lash, Mary Kay Becker, Randi Taylor, Jane Gravatt, Mr. Llndahl. Row 2: Kenny Hendrickson, Sharon Nation, Bob Daman, Mary Pickett, Ruth Watters, Mary Lutton, Gladys Peabody, Lucyrae Paull. Row 3: Gene Young, Larry Brewer, Mara Zanderson, Anita Byrd, Kenny Carlyle, Gene Amsbury, David Brunstad Johnny Gwinn. Annual taff Mary Kay Becker, Mara Zanderson, e Activity Editors, Bob Daman, Assistant Advertising Editor, Mary Pickett, Assistant Editorg Ruth Watters, Advertising Edi- torg Gladys Peabody, Editor. .1--1. 'nuance GirI's LA Q 1 5- lub Pep Club N lkksf 1. 1 Row 1' Marla Rietdorf, Carol Ann hsses, Mary Lutton, Ruth Watters, Carol Moore, Sharon Nation, Anita Byrd, Carol Pennypacker, beverley Bland. Row 2 Nancy Cardinal, Mary Osborn, Phyllis Marston, Caro- lyn Gravatt, Mara Zanderson, Phoebe LeVering, Carol Lash, Betty Plaster, Jonette Theodore, Dorothy Plaster. Row 3: Mavis Taylor, Randi Taylor, Joyce Wlke, Mary Kay Becker, Lynn Hanchett, Vicki Rightmire, LaRayne Ko- walski, Doris Radonskl, Alberttadeen Valdez, Faus- tlne Wells, Rita Obi, Miss Pounds. Row Ll Judy Perry, JoAnne Kowal- skl, Judy Valller, Ellen English, Carolyn Fishel, Lucyrae Paull, Patty Tor- 1 i res, Gladys Peabody, Mary f , Pickett, Jane Gravatt, Linda Carlyle. Club Oflicerss Gladys Peabody, K president, Carol Lash, vlce-pres- 1 ,f identg Doris Radonskl and Linda L I Carlyle, secretary, Carol Moore, mJ J 3 ,f' Q treasurer. Jumping Carol Ann, Vicki, Marla. Sitting: Patty, Judy, Gladys Cheer Leaders ong Queens Judy Vallier, Patty Torres, and Gladys Peabody did a fine job of adding pep to the games this year as Cheerleaders, backed by Marla Rietdorf, Carol Ann Esses, and Vicki Rightmire as Song Queens Aided by the cheers of all the kids in the rooting section, the girls spurred the team on with their boundless pep and energy, adding the extra spark needed to push the team to victory. Aka Lake Chic Boom Alaka Boom Alaka Aka Laka Chow Sis! Boom! Bah! Aka Laka Chic Chic Quinault High School Chow Chow Chow Rah! Rah! Rah! is 7- . V , Row 1: David Brunstad, Ted McManus, Chuck Sampson, Ed Peabody, Gary Fairchild, Bob Daman, Mr. Morris. Row 2: Bob Byrd, Toby Johnson, Kenny Hendrickson, Gene Perry, Kenny Carlyle. Row 3: Delbert Milbourne, Gene Newbury, Gene Young, Gene Amsbury, Larry Paull. .feffwmefz Mr. Morris, advlsorg Kenny Carlyle, sergeant- of-armsg Toby Johnson, vice president, Chuck Sampson, president. Missing: Philip Fishel, secretary and treasurer. I The Lettermen's Club again raised funds needed for football equipment with a candy concession at home games. The nMost Improved Player' plaque in the hall was also brought up-to-date. Band Seated: Patty Torres, La Rayne Kowalski, Jane Gravatt, Phyllis Marston, Jo Anne Kowalski, Mary Kay Becker Ellen English, Lucyrae Paull, Mary Osborn, Kenny Carlyle Larry Paull. Standing: Carol Ann Esses, Mr. Bridges. Missing: Philip Fishel, Dick Mirau, Dawn Waski The band students and Mr. Bridges de- serve plenty of credit for the way they pepp- ed up the games this year. In addition to playing for all these various athletic events the band attended the South Western Festival at Castle Rock this year, and brought home a fine rating. The first Tri-County Music Jamboree in many years with bands coming from Mary M. Knight, North River, Moclips, and Wishkah was also held at Quinault in 1960 in which both the band and choir participated. I 5 Row l: Mr. Bridges, Angelic Wells, Nancy Cardinal, Faustine Wells. Row 2: Albertadeen Valdez, Phyllis Marston, Beverly Bland, Carol Pennypacker, Mary Pickett, Joyce Nike, Carol Moore. Row 3: Donna Obi, Vicki Rightmire, Gay Binion, Carolyn Fishel, Patty Torres. Back Row: Linda Carlyle, Carolyn Gravatt, Lucyrae Paull, Sharon Nation, Judy Vallier, Mary Osborn. Chorus The highlight of the year for the choir was the Spring Concert performed by the en- tire music department, also the evening con- cert periormance by the Western Washington College of Education Concert Band. We congratulate Mr. Bridaes on the way he has worved with the girls in the choir and turned out some really fine voices. They show plenty of promise and should certainly be something to hear next year. Newspaper taff Q . , ,Q,'1Q 2: -' ' f 0172 Row l: Mr. Lindahl, Randy Taylor, Linda Carlyle, Phoebe Leverlng, Carol Lash, Jane Gravatt, Mary Kay Becker, Mrs. Smith. Row 2: Ellen English, Ron Hansen, Bob Daman, Gary Fair- child, Mary Pickett, Doris Radonski, Gladys Pea- body, Beverly Bland. Row 3: Louis Pickett, Gene Young, Larry Brewer, Mara Zanderson, Anita Byrd, Kenny Carlyle, Ruth Watters. NEWSPAPER STAFF Jane Gravatt headed the staff of the Skookum-wa-Wa this year. Phoebe LeVering turned in news about the Hold gradsn whlle Ellen English reported on prade school events. Feature writers were Mary Kay Becker and Randi Taylor, with Davld Brunstad as art editor to draw the illustrations. Mary Osborn was co-editor or the paper. The rest of the students in the picture were the typlsts of the paper. ,jk jx A. -N Row 1: Robert Slimp, Ted McManus, Chuck Sampson, Kenny Carlyle, Bobby Byrd, Theron Obi, Gene Perry. Row 2: John Mills, Delbert Milbourn, Ed Peabody, Butch Sampson, Bobby Hicks, Patrick Jackson. Row 3: Coach Morris, David Brunstad, Toby Johnson, Gary Fairchild, Bob Daman, Ernie Plaster. Football The Quinault Elks have done good in their football season. They won three games and lost three games giving them a total of six games that they played. Next year they expect to do even better than they did this year. QHS 2 Moclips O QHS 0 Moclips 25 QHS 35 Clallam Bay O QBS 36 Montesano HBN 0 QHS 7 Chlmacum 32 QHS 15 OcostanBn 19 Hubs' Left to Right: Mr. Rajcich, Butch Sampson, Bob Hicks, hd Peaoody, w Q H3 -Ml U1 -35 -143 -ga -gg -33 -55 -M5 -36 -50 -56 -55 -53 -39 -38 Toby Johnson, Kenny Carlyle, Larry Paull, Chuck Sampson, Bob Daman, Jack Adams, Gary Fairchild, Philip Fishel, Tom Pennypaoker, Robert Slimp. Basketball quad Moclips-S? Oakville-M5 North River-67 f'K Wlshlmh-Sh Points Joyce-EO FOPkS-68 lxf Flshel-202 JOyCeg6O X Hicks-l82 MMK-3 X G. Samoson-l Moclips-S8 X IJ Peabodg-52 North River Daman-E5 Clallam Bay Neah Bay-SO MMK-E3 Noah Bay-ho Forks-69 WiShVah-YY El Ml JL Carlyle-hh B. Sampson-P6 Johnson-20 Fairchild-lg Paull-F Obi-2 .. ...x . ...-... Kneeling: Fred Franklin, Kenny Hendrickson, Duane Perry, David Brunstad. Standing: Gene Newbury, Ernie Plaster, Jack Adams, Tom Kilmer, Johnny Gwinn, Delbert Miloourn, Mr. Morris. Basketball GB Squad F? 'Q S Quinault Clallam Bay Quinault Moclips Quinault Clallam Bay Quinault Oakville Quinault Moclips Quinault Joyce Quinault Neah Bay Quinault Forks Quinault Neah Bay Quinault Joyce Quinault Forks , E GirI's Basketball Row l Row 2 Row 3 Forwards Fnustine More Z. Randy T. Judy P. sharon N Linda C. Carol M. Pnnche L Anqellic Vicvle R Jane Gravatt, Carol Moore, Angelic Wells, Gladys Pea- body, Linda Carlyle. Gay Blnion, Vicki Rightmlre, Patty Torres, Hara Zand- erson, Sharon Nation, Miss Pounds. Carolyn Gravatt, Ellen English, Judy Perry, Faustine Wells, Randy Tayor, Nancy Cardinal. Points Averaie Games Plaved . 1 .03 N. River 2M Qulnault h .06 vilshkah 19 1 .03 M.M. Knight 20 H 9 1.50 N. River' 27 if .08 'xlishkah 17 E8 9.70 I'1.M. Knight ll 75 l0.TO H .96 .UU 3 - Ol Guards: Jane Gravatt, Gladys Peabody, Carolyn Gravatt, More Zanderson, and Patty Torres. F9 'xx f-XX .ag P01 P'-g.. Row 1: Andy Mills, Richard Hicks, Joe Harell, Byron womer Row 2: Bob Riddell, Steve McGonagi11, Ron Peabody, James Goldade, Lester Sudar, Mr. Morris. 'egg' :NBA xg? Quinault 32 Quinault Zh Quinault 19 Quinault 214 wishkeh Moclips M.muym North River S' 41' 5' , - -I-X I 'Ke sw ff Goldade Riddell Peabody Harell Hicks T., 4,a',,,. . W Row 1 Row 2: Row 3 Av. v 9 Morris, Elaine Perry, Joan Perry, Nancy Fair- ivlr 0 child, Linda Picvett, Jane Burns, Laverna Taylor, Evva Fields, Sandra Thornton, Mrs. Morris. Tom Larremore, Sharon Woski, Lynn Dhooqhe, Byron womer, Kent Farmer, Dick Mirau, Larry Gardner, Marie Pannvuk, Dawn Woski, Armena Sam. Andy Mills, Lester Sudar, James Goldade, Steve Me- gonagill, Ron Peabody, Bob Riddell, Richard Hicks, Joe Harrell, Mike Lash. xl Q K' Wf f f even tl: grade Gels tl: grade B D-:5,ggfgQp,, of , W.-. 5 . . A A Q., ,lf 3 4 K 1 ' - ., B .iff 'sw Row lt Rachel LeVer1ng, Linda Wheeler, Diana Tracy, Iris James, Janie English, Janet Esses, Sandy Mills, Mrs. Walker. Row 22 Douglas Sudderth, Dick Simmons, Glen Pannkuk, Judy Nation, Linda Paull, Linda Robinett, Barbara Drolz. Row 3: Bob Kelmer, Mike Amsbury, Bobby Theel, Duayne Slimp. Daryl Beck, Mike Aiken, Donald Milbourn, Gretchen Blecksohmidt. Sixth fra e Seven tl: gm e X 2 A -1 4 Row 1: Goe Nell Aiken, Dennis Theel, Joe Dahendin, Jerry Fairchild, Jim Pannkuk, Jim Hale, Mike Rightmire, Mastin Taylor, Mr. Rajcich. Row 2: Linda McDonald, Connie Shero, Kristy Rightmire, Louie Torres, Jackie Farmer, Margene Fields, Kathy Sudar, Steve August, Tom Jackson. Row 3: Charles Buchanan, Terry Gardner, Merel Moody, Phyllis Hunt, Ellen Kenney, Darlene Beck, Lud Esses. 1 TJ. t Q yin: '2' ' f' X 7 U' f V nxt f 4 r 1 ' Algal: A Cc 441' few' .4 L I ' V .- --all Yi tl: grade Sixth grade Row 12 Row 2: Row 3: ln ,Q- --I--un Frank English, Patricia Larremore, Floyd Fishel, Keith Olson, Tommy Bolstad, Francine Simmons, Georgia Frase, Candice Carlyle, Joan McDonald. Donald Hansen, Terri Peterson, Walter Dhooghe, Marnie Gravatt, Lynn McGonagil1, Duane Paull, Mark Chamberlain, Sherry McLucas, Mrs. Alice Esses. Ruth Gates, Steven Miller, Scott Wlke, Paul Jackson, Juanita Yerkes, Joe Yurkas, Steven Perry. 67 Q83 ,Z N 'x .fQNJ! ,f ll .Q xk lL Iijxxx Yourtlu grade Row 1: Diane Hunt, Veronica James, Karen Mirau, Jacdueline Yerkes, Sherry Gardner, Sharon Good, Sharlene Higley, Deana Radonskl, Mrs. Dorothy Kaupischf Row 22 Michael Rolstad, Frank McLucas, Michael August, Alan Rrunstad, Richard Lewis, Leonard Hunt, Rania Nation, Fran Farmer. Row 3: David Kowalski, Wayne Chamberlain, Candur Fields, Douglas Wheeler, Warren Thoras, Del Binion, Albert Watters, Kathleen Jackson. - 14 fl .. ff H D f W ' u 'V 'N.- '-L.-...,A Mfg 3 I M-1., El s JP --.f r Third grade Row lt Row 2: Row 3: 'J- April Paull, Barbara Olson, Lora Lee Lutz, Lenneia Watters, Susan Post, Glennie Beck, Jan Hunt, Debra Theel, Mrs. Frieda Lindahl. Theresa Walden, Luigi Hanchett, Mike Shero, Dale Esses, Kristyn Woski, Wendy Chamberlain, Roxie Cowden. Craig Shelton, Bradley Giroski, Daniel Wennberg, Casper Sam, David Milhourn, Billy Lash, Gary Gates, Mark Hale. Absent: Timmy Adans. 2 E lf I ' ? xulffla 2 - L il v. g V ' Second grade ' xy E' Ji' 4 -4. -, ' ' 5 1-,gee -,:?K?,jsf'2 flu D ,..- W ff' , Y 1 X xx X X ffiqgiff- 1 Q 3 A w M Nz ' 4 Li -Q ,Q' f ' ' all M V .Wa.M ., LQ., nun,'f ,,A s.' 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