Lake Stevens High School - Pilchuck Yearbook (Lake Stevens, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

N PILCHUCK published by the class of 1965 lake stevens high, school lake stevens, Washington that was oar year... For the seniors it was a series of fleeting moments, filled with hard work and laughter, but with a sense of urgency. There was always our planning for the future--what are we going to do? --and a feeling that our days of grace were slipping too quickly by. 3 For the juniors it was a year of activities, organizations and spirit. We noticed them taking deeper breaths now that they were in the rarefield atmosphere of upperclassmen. The sophomores handled their year the way most sophomores do. They settled down, looked around, and stretched their high school legs. And they decided they liked it. our heritage as vikings Each individual student will carry with him forever his own impression of the year that has just passed. And the Ancient Viking, watching from Valhalla, looks down upon this new generation and smiles. 6 win fame and respect. D. D. OATES Superintendent of Schools The Administration SCHOOL BOARD: MESSRS. R. Roalson, E. Glover, D. Oates, H. Lougheed, and Mrs. D. Hagen. Not pictured: R. Coleman. 8 LOREN D. LANPHERE, Principal Congratulations to the Class of 1965. I hope that you are able to look upon your years at Lake Stevens High School with pride and a feeling of accomplishment. However, in the world today your need for education will be a continual one. I hope the foundation you have built in high school will stand you in good stead as you continue to learn in the years ahead. 9 Mr. Lorraine Larson, High School Office Secretary. Mr. Collings Miller-Supervisor of Non-Certified Employees. He is in charge of the janitors and the cafeteria personnel supervising their duties. 10 Mrs. Lund, Mrs. Cates, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Falkner. Not Pictured-Mrs. Rux, Mrs. Loop; Cooks. Mr. Cranfors-Custodian. Not Pictured: Mr. Hillman, Mr. Pigors. MR. RICHARD STULTZ-B. A. , University of Washington, English. MRS. NORMA REEDER -B. S. , University of Washington; English. MRS. DOROTHY JARRETT- B.S., University of Washington; Counselor. MR. JACK LEATHERMAN- B.A., Western Washington State College; English. MAKERS OF LEADERS MR. HOWARD HOWELL-B. S., Washington State University; Agricul- ture and Auto-Metal Shop. 12 MRS. DOROTHY JARRETT-B.S. , University of Washington; Counselor. MR. BEN FUCHS-B. A. , Seattle University; Counselor. MR. WILLIAM HILL-B.A., Western Wash- ington State College; Social Studies. MR. STANLEY TUTUS-B.A., Eastern Washington College; Music Education. MR. RONALD WORKS-B. A. , University of Washington, Music Education. MR. ROBERT BEAR-B. A. , M.A., Western Washington State College; Mathematics. MR. KEITH MORCAN-B.A. , M.A., Western Washington State College; Social Studies. 13 MR. GLENN CRANDY-B. A. , S.T.C. Ellendale, N. D. ; Business Ed. MR. WAYNE EHLERS-B. A., Western Washington State College; Library. MR. ROBERT ESTES-B. A. , Central Washington State College; Social Studies, Mathematics. MR. WILLIAM BEESTON-B. A., Brigham Young University; Sciences. MR. DENNIS FISH-B. A. , Western Washington State College; Biology. MRS. EDNA MORGAN-B. S. , Univer- sity of Washington. Home Economics. 14 We, the Class of '65 started off our Sophomore year with the grand total of 129 strong and sturdy students. Under the guidance of our advisors, Mr. Whitsell and Mr. Bear, and the leadership of our class officers we made quite an impression on the upperclassmen. Our officers were Pres., Roy Delgado; Vice Pres., Larry Rogers; and Sec. - Treas., Jackie Hagerty. Being lowly Sophomores our activities, were limited. However, our achievements were many. Our class was well represented on the football team; 17 our of the 38 Vikings were sophomores and 10 of those lettered. During Homecoming week we par- ticipated with great vim and vigor. We slaved for two weeks on our song, skit, and yell. (Remember our Mickey Mouse song?) We were positive we would win all three. Much to our I disappointment our work was rejected. Although we were disgusted this did not stop the mighty class of '65. During basketball our powerful Vikings won the title of District Champs and went on to State. Representing the Sophomore Class were starting lineup men, Judd Schwartzmiller and Wayne Berry. This was the first time in years that the community of Lake Stevens united with the student body to support the Vikings with pride. Again, the Class of '65 found itself faced with a problem--just being a junior--we learned that the juniors have a big responsibility-- financially. Our Junior Class officers, Roy Dotson, Pres., Jim Dawson, V. Pres., and Bonnie Ollgaard, Sec., were great organizers and started projects right away. The junior class had one main money-making interprise throughout the year--selling candy and pop at the games. The week of the Shoeshine Ball was a busy one as Marcia Baird, Linda Erickson, Sue Hagenaars, Karel Weber, and Sally Smith vied for the Queen. Our treasury grew as the girls shined. Marcia Baird out-shined them all to win the honor. As Juniors we were accredited as having the most successful prom in years. We chose Twilight in Tahiti as our theme. Queen Linda Todd and King Lance Charleton reigned over the South Seas paradise, while couples swayed to the music of the Intruders. As we entered our Senior year, our class began to assume the traditional responsibilities of being leaders. Lance Charleton led Senior activities as President and was assisted by Vice Pres., Ken Bariel. Sec., Sally Smith, and Treas., Jim Dawson. Roy Dotaon served as A. S. B. President. 16 With the help and guidence of our advisors, Mr. Whitsell and Mr. Morgan, we outdid ourselves by winning all three categories at the Homecoming Rally. Bob Womack and Sue Hagenaars ruled over the Homecoming activities. The Senior Class Play, Mother is a Fresnman was a smashing success. The football team stormed through the Cascade League undefeated and was rated second toughest team in the state. As Seniors we were especially proud. It will be quite awhile until anyone can match the Class of '65. CLASS RING 17 MARCIA BAIRD KEN BA RIEL DAVE BARTLESON BOB BAUMAN KEN ANDERSON JACK ALDERMAN LINDA BEI4.ILE DONNA BERGER 18 ALAN BROOKS SANDRA BROWN DARLENE BRADLEY GEORGE BOURCIER BUTCH CAFFEY LANCE CARLETON LEE DONALDSON MIKE DODELLE PENELOPE CRONER SALLIE CUSHMAN MIKE DAVIDSON 20 ROY DOTSON BOB EDEEN VERNON GREENE TOM GISSBERG DOUG EKLUND LINDA ERICKSON CECILIA FAGAN BOB GASKINS PAM FRY 21 GERALD GROW SUSAN HACENAARS BOB HAGEN JACKIE HAGERTY 22 BEVERLY HORNE BEVERLY JOHNSON DAN JUBIE LARRY JUBIE SANDRA KLEIN . 23 I BILL KNAVEL VIKKI LENNON JOCELIN LERVICK JERRY LAWYER DAVE LUMSDEN SHEILA LYON WENDY MANLEY linda Mclennan I 24 LINDA MUZZY KATHY MONK GLEN NEIGHBORS DONNA NIELSEN CRAIG OHM 25 DAN OWENS MIKE PATRICK BOB RABOURN PENNY PROVAZEK 1 VELMA PENIX KATHY PERRY DUANE POSEY STEVEN POSEY 26 LARRY ROGERS PAULINE ROGERS FLOYD RYAN BUZZ SALO DIANE SANDERS FREDI SCHALLER 27 JUDD SCHWARZMILLER LYNN SCOTT MARIE STANGELAND SALLY SMITH NANCY SHIPLEY LINDA SMITH GLORIA SHIPTON RITA SHAUF JOANN SHERIN 28 JERRY STINE LOUISE STCODER BION STONE DAN STROM DALE SWANEY DARLA TASTAD JUDY TALL MAN DAWN TIEDEMAN DON THOMPSON 29 KAREL WEBER CAROL WEISENBURGER LINDA WAHLBERC LINDA TODD JEANNE WIBBELMAN JANICE WILLIAMSON NOT PICTURED: John Feller, Dave Lingenfelter, Lonnie VanVolkenburg, Larry Wright. BARRY WILSON , BOB WOMACK KATHY WOOD 30 The door to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Benchwarmers ? All Aboard for the Happy Train 31 No, I'M the greatest! See Henry, right there in black and white. You don't say! ! 32 STUDENT COUNCIL: Mr. Lanphere, L. Rogers, R. Dotson, J. Davies, S. Lyon. STANDING: L. Utt, J. Dawson, D. Knight, B. Miller, P. Fintz, B. Ostrom; T. Wegman, M. Williams, B. Ohm, M. Stangeland, A. Hagen, D. Jensen, M. Berg, J. Provazek, L. Todd, L. Carleton, M. Patrick. THE PATH OF LEADERSHIP Student government at Lake Stevens High School is, for us, a source of justifiable pride. Each student is honestly represented in the various issues brought before the Student Council, his representatives being fellow students. President Roy Dotson did an excellent job this year, and was ably assisted by Vice President Larry Rogers and Secretary Janene Davies. The Student Council deserves our gratitude for their fine year of service for the school. ASB OFFICERS: V. Pres., L. Rogers; Pres., R. Dotson; Sec., J. Davies; Treas., M. Stangeland. 35 TORCH CLUB To be able to say that you attend Lake Stevens High is a great honor, but being a member of the Torch Club is really an ac- complishment! Belonging to Torch means more than coming to meet- ing; ail their members must sus- tain a MB average. One of the time-consuming activities initi- ated by the club was that of start- ing a high school College Bowl” . OFFICERS: B. Gaskins, V. Pres. ; B. Hagen, Pres. ; J. Hagerty, Sec. WALKING THE PATH Cv!JBL,Seated: s‘ Lyon� B Baskins� B- Hagen, B. Miller, L. Todd, ROW 2: J. Dawson, P. Fintz, P. Giddings, N. Thomas, B. Ohm, J. Heineck, P. Croner, A. Lall, L. McLennan, C. Wold. ROW 3: R. Gaudette pjT’r3, Womack, D. Swaney, L. Rogers, J. Davies, P. Fry, T. Hulbert, K. Weber, S. Klein, M. Stange-’ land, C. Granfors, P. Crowell, D. Jensen, Mr. Estes. 36 DEBATE CLUB We face many challenges in our life and the Debate Club helps prepare the students for the future. The main objective of the club is to be able to speak in front of a crowd with ease and composure. OF KNOWLEDGE DEBATE CLUB: SEATED: K. Zehnder, B. Johnson, J. Oveivold, P. Giddings, R. Guadette, M. Stangeland. STANDING: Mr. Leatherman, E. Weaver, R. Posey, L. Luxmore. 37 FLASHLITE LIGHTS UP The semi-monthly publication of the Flashlite was delivered by a hard working staff. Under the editorship of Mike Dodelle and advising of Mr. Leatherman the Flashlite continued in it's 43rd year of circul- ation. With easy styling and stormy editorials the Flashlite force brought the paper to the attention of the whole student body. Regard- less of the complaints from all sides, the Flashlite maintained it's policy throughout the year. 38 CHAOS ALONG THE WAY With masses of pictures, writings, papers, and instructions before them the Annual staff began it's task. The project was not an easy one because they knew that it had to please many people. Bonnie Ollegard, as editor supervised all movements that the staff performed. For her, working with a crew, which, from fifteen slowly dwind led to six, made it necessary to work long hours. But the six remaining com- bined efforts to bring to L.S. H.S. - THE PILCHUCK -1965. i) m V 39 COMMERCIAL CLUB: SEATED: C. Patterson, S. Phillips, M. Hyde, S. Cushman, S. Brown, S. Hopkins, P. Rogers, D. Hagerty, M. McCaully, D. Nielsen, D. Sanders, P. Crowell, N. Shipley, D. Bradley, C. Gran- fors. STANDING: M. Stangeland, L. Halverson, W. Manley, Mr. Grandy, S. Hagenaars, S. Hagenaars, K Perry, S. Owen. LEARNING THROUGH EXPERIENCE The Commercial Club worked diligently to earn money and to provide services for the school. President Marie Stangeland, with her cabinet, supervised the many activ- ities, including a raffle and making programs for the plays and other school functions. They deserve a big thank you from everyone at Lake Stevens. OFFICERS: S. Hagen- aars, Sec.; K. Perry, V. Pres.; M. Stange- land, Pres. ; N. Ship- ley, Treas. 40 MEDICAL SCIENCE: L. Muzzy, Treas. ; J. Heineck, Sec.; P. Fintz, V. Pres.; T. Hulbert, S. Smith, L. Stone, R. Strand. Not pictured: L. Bellile, Pres. THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE Eight students belonged to the Medical Science Club. Throughout the year, the club, led by the capable president, Linda Bellile, planned trips to various hospitals to witness medical science in action. The Science Club was composed of those students interested in science. Under the leadership of President Jim Dawson, its members sought to learn more about the won- ders of science. SCIENCE CLUB: SEATED: M. Doddle, G. Bourcier, B. Hagen, V. Pres. ; J. Dawson, Pres. ; L. Rogers, G. Grow, Sec. ; B. Womack, B. Ostrom. STANDING: B. Hepfner, R. Dotson, S. Rise, T. Hulbert, P. Fintz, T. Hul- bert, T. Gissberg, R. Delgado, B. Gaskins, B. Miller, J. Heath, D. Jacobs, D. Swaney, K. Bariel, Mr. Beeston. 41 LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB: ROW 1: S. Hopkins, K. Perry, D. Nielson, N. Shipley, C. Caudle, S. Crowell, J. Larsen. ROW 2: S. Stamey, B. Lacey, S. Riehl, D. Tastad, T. Kinsey, P. Rogers, L. Smith. ROW 3: B. Johnson, L. Scott, J. Wibbelman, M. Stangeland, A. Christman, Mr. Ehlers, L. McLennan, J. Shauf, C. Riehl, S. Sherin, G. Schaller, K. Tastad, J. Eastman, D. Lawrence, P. Scott, L. Egelstad. TOWARD BETTER READING For a club to relieve itself of a tremendous debt is a difficult job. It is one re- quiring much time and energy. With careful planning, the Library Service Club re- moved their financial obligations through the selling of snow cones at home athletic events. Besides devoting a good deal of their time to this project, films were shown and books were read to the elementary school pupils. The library was efficiently put into order by volunteers and, by the end of the year, was on its feet once again. OFFICERS: J. Wibbel- man, Treas. ; B. Johnson, V. Pres. ; L. Scott, Pres. ; J. Sherin, Sec. 42 Student Librarians SERVICE WITH A SMILE These students have generously given of their time to be of service to our school. This is what school spirit really means; it is not all pom-poms and cheers, but is the willingness to sacrifice something personal for the advance- ment of the school as a whole. This is a rare quality and these students who have exhibited it deserve our sincerest thanks. Fire Squad, Dale Swaney, Chief. Office Girls 43 BOYS’ CLUB This year, as in previous years, the Boys' Club worked constantly for the betterment of the school by rendering such services as patrolling the foot- ball field and sponsoring a joint magazine drive with the Girls' Club. The boys also wrote a new constitution. CAMERA SHY OFFICERS: D. Harrell, Pres, ; L. Rogers, V. Pres. ; J. Dawson, Sec. STRIVING FOR UNITY OFFICERS: C. Fagan, Sec. ; P. Provazek, V. Pres. ; Mrs. Reeder, Advisor; J. Hagerty, Pres.; T. Hulbert, Treas. GIRLS’ CLUB This year, the Girls’ Club, under the leadership of President Jackie Hagerty, presented the traditional Christmas Baskets to needy families. They also spon- sored the successful Tolo, Cot- ton Candy World , followed by the annual Mot her-Daughter Tea. 44 THE VIKING CREW The Viking Crew supported and inspired the team this year by painting signs and presenting skits at the weekly pep assemblies. The crew worked diligently all year and was rewarded by the suc- cess of the victorious Vikings. OFFICERS: T. Hulbert, Sec.; J. Goldthorpe, V. Pres. ; P. Provazek, Pres. ; C. Granfors, Treas. PROMOTING SCHOOL SPIRIT V. F.C.: TOP ROW: B. Hepfner, J. Goldthorpe, J. Davies, K. Wood, S. Klein, M. Gilbertson, C. Gransfor, D. Jensen, S. Erickson, K. Greene, T. Hulbert. ROW 3: V. Hamilton, S. Butzer, D. Hagerty, S. Owens, D. Law- rence, J. Goldthorpe, S. Wicklund, L. Rockstad, B. Home. ROW 2: C. Dinuis, P. Giddings, R. Gaudette, B. Wahl, J. Provazek, C. Hjort, L. DeRosier, L. Anderson. ROW 1: P. Provazek, C. Fagan, E. Nordstrom, G. Todd, L. Urbick, D. VanVolkenburg. 45 OFFICERS: L-R: F. Nyman, Treas. ; V. Hollo, Sec. ; T. Carey, Rep. ; L. Donaldson, Pres. ; S. Averill, Hist. ; D. Harrell, Sent. ; J. Schwarzmiller, V. Pres. WITH SPADE AND HOE, F. F. A.: TOP ROW: L. Donaldson, T. Lasley, B. Bemethy, D. Harrell, G. Menzies, J. Moss, H. Kappert, D. Owens, R. Cooper, T. Landre, D. Heuer, J. Nyman, B. Salo. ROW 2: D. Lumsden, B. Larsen, M. Slaught, S. Rickey, A. Neighbors, T. Martin, R. Thompsen, D. Jubie, V. Hollo, G. Peterson, A. Kallicot, S. Averill, ROW 3: J. Groom, H. Shauf, H. Hayford, W. DeRosier, P. Fenner, G. Neighbors, T. Carey, D. Brown, L. Marker, E. Williams, J. Nyman, Mr. Howell. 46 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY: J. Simila, L. Donaldson, G. Menzies, J. Schwarzmiller, S. Averill, E. Williams, F. Nyman POTATO JUDGING: J. Simila, L. Donaldson, G. Menzies, H. Hayford. DAIRY JUDGING: FRONT: T. Carey, F. Nyman, H. Hay- ford, BACK: A. Kallicot, D. Harrell, G. Menzies, L. Donald- son. 47 OFFICERS - S. Lyon, President; B. Ollegaard, Vice President; D. Jensen, Treas. ; P. Fintz, Yearbook Editor; T. Hulbert, Parliamentarian; J. Davies, Degree Chair- man; R. Gaudette, Historian. Not Pictured - K. Monk, Secretary; Mrs. Morgan, Advisor. TOWARD HOME, Night Meetings Committee TOP ROW - D. Jensen, J. Davies, P. Giddings. SECOND ROW - S. Lyon, K. Anderson, D. Lasley, R. Gaudette. THIRD ROW - M. Berg, A. Hagen, S. Butzer, C. Dinius, P. Metz. LAST ROW - L. Drinkwater, B. Wahl. 48 WAYS AND MEANS BACK ROW - C. Dinnis, S. Butzer, K. Monk, J. Schauf, D. Scott. SECOND ROW - C. Hjort, S. Klein, S. Lyon, D. Anderson, B. Young, C. Granfors, K. Skucy, THIRD ROW - N. Wood- ruff, D. Purtteman, S. Smith, S. Cole, L. Rock- stad, M. Gilbertson, P. Christman. COMMUNITY, AND SELF-IMPROVEMENT This year for the first time the F.H.A. adopted a grandmother. Their grandmother is Mrs. Julia Covney. Also this year, the F.H.A. and the F.F.A. sold raffle tickets for 1 2 of a beef. The Lake Stevens F.H.A. hosted the Recognition Day for other F.H.A. clubs. YEARBOOK STAFF BACK ROW - P. Fintz, Editor; T. Hulbert, J. Stribling, S. Crowell, K. Greene, L. De- Rosier. FRONT ROW - R. Schauf, P. Crowell, D. Lawrence, C. Caudle. I. u ♦9 CHOIR: ROW 1: Mr. Tutlis, C. Patterson, S. Hagenaars, S. Lumsden, L. Halverson, L. Erickson, B. Ollgaard, G. Bumgardner, R. Bond, B. Edsen, M. Hyde, S. Hagenaars, S. Smith, G. Shipton, V. Lennon, C. Hjort. ROW 2: S. Crowell, L. Rockstad, A. Christman, M. Bertsch, S. Galyean, C. Rose, M. Crewing, D. Luxmore, B. Wilson, D. Strom, M. Davidson, M. Patrick, L. Scott, P. Scott, J. Williamson, L. Honeycutt. ROW 3: J. Eastman, W. Manley, D. Wilson, B. Knavel, S. Patrick, D. Johnson, J. Miller, D. Williamson, D. Thomas, C. Ohm, P. Fry, L. Stodder, B. Home, B. Bauman. ROW 4: S. Erickson, J. Stribling, B. Hardy, B. Bemethy, D. Jubie, D. Posey, B. Salo, R. Cooper, R. Driessche, M. Grim, L. Posey, S. Posey, D. Lumsden, S. Phillips, C. Weisenberger, L. Wahlberg, E. Folmer. The Lake Stevens Choir, led by Mr. Tutlis, worked in earnest this year to collect enough money to purchase blazers and skirts and pants. Included in their moneymaking projects were the raffle of a transistor radio and taperecorder and the sale of candy bars. Many of the members took part in the all-school musical held in April. The choir, as a group, also performed in the Christmas and Spring Concerts and Baccalaur- eate service. MUSIC OFFICERS: SEATED: C. Wold, Sec.- Treas.; C. Ohm, Performance Co- ordinator; S. Smith, Public Relations. STANDING: B. Wilson, Sgt. of Arms; D. Posey, Pres.; R. Cooper, Robe Chm. ; B. Edeen, V. Pres. 50 TOP ROW: M. Stangeland, B. Ollgaard, S. Rise, R. Dotson, D. Eklund, J. Heath, B. Ostrom, K. Hettiger, D. Snow, B. Troll, B. Hepfner, R. Schreifels, D. Jensen, J. Wibbleman, C. Fagan, D. Nielsen, P. Christ- man, M. Gilbertson, D. Granfors, L. Thompson, J. Hagerty. ROW 3: D. Knight, C. Caudle, K. Weber, S. Lyon, P. Fry, A. Lall, L. McLennan, J. Sherin, J. Lervick, N. Thomas, D. Luxmore. ROW 4: D. Wahl- berg, C. Carlson, D. Smith, S. Hopkins, Y. Lounsbury, P. Stratton, R. Shauf, P. Fintz, B. Ohm, D. Jacobs, M. Dodelle, Mrs. Jarrett, Advisor. FUTURE TEACHERS The strength of America lies in its youth and teaching is an important portion of this potential strength. Under the capable advisorship of Mrs. Jarrett and the thought- ful leadership of Mike Dodelle, the Gordon Branner Chapter of the F.T. A. sought to achieve this ultimate goal. The main projects for the year were student teaching ex- periences at the elementary and junior high school levels, which provided valuable ex- perience for both the student teachers and the students. One of the main interests of the group was the tentative idea of sponsoring a drive to obtain an exchange student for L.S.H.S. with the hope of making this dream a reality in years to come. OFFICERS: M. Dodelle, Pres, j J. Wibbleman, Sec.; D. Ek- lund, V. Pres. ; P. Stratton, Treas. 51 THE SOUND CONCERT BAND: ROW 1: S. Wicklund, E. Nordstrom, V. Vlastellica, S. Loyn. ROW 2: S. Croner, M. Figley, P. Stratton, T. Martin, K. Skucy, K. Nordstrom, J. Holzerland, D. Berger, L. McLennan, P. Davis, D. Odegaard, S. Bryce, B. Hepfner, B. Blaine, Mr. Works. ROW 3: T. Howland, D. Owens, R. Home, B. Lundquist, D. Bjorn, L. Luxmore, B. Payne, D. Strom, B. Ollgaard, K. Weisenberger, D. Jubie, E. Rogge, K. Anderson, G. Johnson. ROW 4: M. Grewing, T. Walden, C. Ohm, B. Edeen, J. Simila, B. Troll. Under the direction of our new band director, Mr. Works, the high school band began its rejuvenation. For the first time in several years, the band participated in the half-time performance at Homecoming. Lake Stevens was represented by its band and drill team in the Everett Christmas Parade with both groups winning first place in their respective divisions. The band also participated in the two annual concerts and looked forward to the possibility of marching in the Wenatchee Appleblossom Fes- tival. The pep band, comprised of twenty-four band members, played at all the home basketball games and pep assemblies. All the members wore gold corduroy vests made by Linda McLennan and Bonnie Ollgaard. PEP BAND: ROW 1: P. Davis, L. McLennan, D. Berger, S. Wicklund, K. Nord- strom, K. Skucy, E. Nord- strom, V. Vlastellica, S. Lyon, ROW 2: S. Croner, T. Howland, R. Home, B. Lundquist, D. Jubie, E. Rogge, K. Anderson, B. Hepf- ner, D. Odegaard, S. Bryce, B. Blaine, ROW 3: C. Ohm, B. Edeen, D. Strom, B. Ollgaard. 52 Sixteen band members met one night weekly to form the dance band. The group entertained the faculty, played for the band-sponsored after-game dance, and worked toward the possibility of attending the Olympic Junior College Stage Band Festival at Bremerton. Lake Stevens was also represented in the Northwest Washington District Honor Band. Pam Davis, Bonnie Ollgaard, Bruce Blaine, and Bill Hepfner were selected by judges to participate in this event, held in November, 1964. The band is proud of its new director and hopes that he will stay here for many years to come. DANCE BAND: ROW 1: B. Edeen, P. Davis, K. Skucy, K. Anderson, E. Rogge, D. Jubie, B. Ollgaard. ROW 2: C. Ohm, B. Lundquist, D. Owens, T. Howland, D. Bjom, B. Hepfner, B. Blaine, S. Bryce, D. Odegaard. 1965 CASCADE A” LEAGUE CHAMPIONS L.S. 20. .Arlington . .. 20 L.S. 30. . Redmond . .. . 0 L.S. 45. . Langley .... . 6 L.S. 32. .Concrete . .. . 7 L.S. 34. .Stanwood . .. . 0 L.S. 60. . Monroe .... . 6 L.S. 27. .Marysville . . 0 L.S. 48. .Sultan . 7 L.S. 33. .ToIt . 0 Denotes Non-League Mr. Stultz, Coach TOP ROW: Mr. Bear, B. Bauman, S. Posey, L. Posey, G. Posey, G. Otter, Mr. Grandy, SECOND ROW: Mr. Pauli, B. Hepfner, B. Larson, T. Landre, J. Heath, J. Svvaney, L. Sullivan, L. Luxmore, B. Snow, B. Wilson, G. Zachry, B. Miller, D. Owens, D. Swaney, R. Dotson, G. Bourcier, T. Ryan, M. Williams, T. Wegman, H. Kappert, G. Erickson, THIRD ROW: R. Delgado, T. Gissberg, D. Posey, W. Berry, B. Hagen, L. Rogers, B. Womack, D. Snow, D. Knight, J. Iazeola, B. Hoff, J. Carlson, D. Gillet, R. Bond. 56 3 STRAIGHT VICTORIOUS YRS. RATED 2ND IN STATE SENIORS IN ACTION We want a touchdown! GO! FIGHT! WIN! Football Yellstaff BACK ROW: P. Crowell, N. Tho- mas. SECOND ROW: L. Thompson, L Todd. FRONT ROW: L. Erickson. NOT PICTURED: J. Haggerty, M. Miller. Basketball Yellstaff BACK ROW: P. Pro- vazik, L. Erickson, M. Bertch, T. Hulbert. FRONT ROW: L. Todd, S. Smith, L. Thompson. 59 VARSITY SQUAD: KNEELING: D. Bourcier, Coach Hill, Ass't. Coach Bear, G. Bourcier, STANDING: D. Swaney, K. Bariel, J. Schwarzmiller, W. Berry, M. Williams, J. Dawson, T. Landre, B. Gaskins, D. Harrell, B. Hepfner, L. Rogers, G. Otter. OUR TEAM 1964 65 SCHEDULE Dec. 4 . Cascade League Jamboree Dec. 5 . . LS 51 . . Nooksack 40 Dec. 11 . . LS 52 . . Concrete 42 Dec. 15 . . LS 79 . . Arlington 59 Dec. 18 . . Cancelled -Nooksack Dec. 22 . . LS 78 . . Sultan 49 Dec. 29 . . LS 61 . . Arlington 51 Jan. 5 . . LS 72 . . Stanwood 57 Jan. 8 . . LS 65 . . Langley 44 B SQUAD: KNEELING: W. Strand, Coach Bear, K. Hettiger. STANDING: L. Lux- more, J. Swaney, G. Zachery, D. Gillet, C. Hamilton, Fagan, T. Howland, B. Snow, E. Rogge, Werner, R. Home, W. Osen, D. Klein, B. Miller. IS RED HOT!! AND SCORES Jan. 15 . . LS . Tolt _ Jan. 16 . . LS . Monroe Jan. 22 . . LS . Concrete Jan. 23 . . LS . Mt. Baker _ Jan. 29 . . LS . Sultan Jan. 30 . . LS . Mt. Baker Feb. 2 . . LS . Stanwood Feb. 5 . . LS . Langley Feb. 9 . . LS . Tolt Feb.12 . . LS . Monroe 61 WRESTLING TEAM: ROW 1: Coach Stultz, J. Goldthorpe, B. Womack, B. Schrifers, B. Hagen, B. Hayford, R. Newman, R. Bond, D. Sebring, T. Martin. NEW SPORT AT L.S. - WRESTLING 63 1964 BASEBALL TEAM: KNEELING: P. Crowley, J. Heath, V. Hollo, G. Palmer, D. Miller, K. Anderson, K. Bariel. STANDING: L. Donaldson, D. Strom, L. Rogers, D. Harrell, R. Newman, W. Olsen, T. Bemethy. 1964 LEAGUE CHAMPS 1964 SCHEDULE AND SCORES 1st Game 2nd Game LS vs Monroe . . . . . 8 - 3 .11-1 LS vs Concrete . . . . 4-2 .3-2 LS vs Stanwood . . . . 4-1 .3-6 LS vs Tolt . . . 9 - 2 .6-0 LS vs Sultan. . . . . . 3-2 . .3 - 1 LS vs Langley . . . . Cancelled 9 Wins, 1 Loss, 2 Cancelled 64 BASEBALL 1965 1965 SCHEDULE AND SCORES April 16 Lake at Langley . April 23 Monroe at Lake . May 7 Stanwood at Lake May 14 Sultan at Lake .. May 21 Lake at Concrete May 28 Lake at Tolt .... Wins, 1st Game 2nd Game H V H V Losses RETURNING LETTERMEN: J. Heath, L. Rogers, D. Harrell, K. Bariel 65 1964 TRACK TEAM: KNEELING: T. Martin, G. McLaury, D. Knight, V. Hamilton, B. Hepfner, D. Hobbs. STANDING: F. Wahl, B. Womack, R. Delgado, T. Gissberg, A. Brooks, G. Bourcier, K. Hettiger, T. Ryan, B. Bauman, Coach Stultz. TRACK-1964 Over Fourteen boys turned out in the spring of 1964 to preserve the name of Lake Stevens in track. They and their coach, Mr. Stultz, worked extremely hard to be the best. The whole track team deserves our deepest thanks and more of our school support. 66 TRACK 1965 1965 TRACK SCHEDULE Mar. 27 Invitationa 1 Apr. 1 Apr. 8 Apr. 15 Apr. 22 Apr. 29 May 6-7 Meet May 13-14 Meet May 20-21 Meet May 27-28 Meet RETURNING LETTERMEN ROW 1: B. Bauman, G. Bourcier, W. Berry, T. Ryan, R. Dotson, R. Delgado, Coach Bear. ROW 2: D. Knight, B. Womack, B. Hoff. NOT PICTURED: B. Hepfner, T. Gissberg. TOP ROW. L-R. K. Weber, A. Christman, B. Bauman, T. Hulbert, M. Berg, P. Metts, L. Anderson, P. Davis, D. Jensen, K. Skucy, P. Christman, S. Stine, S. Galyean, C. Rose, L. Rockstad, S. Hagenaars, J. Davies, P. Scott, H. Hamilton, L. Scott, V. Vlastelica, J. Davies, M. Halverson, J. Larson, P. Giddings, E. Olson, G. Jensen. Advisor, Miss McCready G.A.A. AND LETTERGIRLS LETTERGIRLS TOP ROW. L-R. J. Larson, P. Scott, S. Galyean, D. Jensen, K. Weber, S. Hagenaars, K. Wood, Advisor, Miss McCready TOP ROW, L-R. J. Dawson, D. Harrell, W. Berry, B. Hagen, B. Gaskins, B. Miller, D. Snow, K. Anderson, M. Dodelle, G. Bourcier, A. Brooks, D. Owens, D. Posey, R. Dotson, R Delgado, D. Swaney, K. Bariel, D. Miller, B. Hoff, J. Goldthorpe, L. Carleton, B. Hephner, S. Olson, T. Cissberg, L. Rogers, B. Womak, J. Heath, D. Knight, T. Ryan, T. Landre, Advisor, Mr. Stultz LETTERMEN AND LETTERGIRLS LETTERMEN OFFICERS Pres. B. Womak, V. Pres. D. Swaney, Sec. K. Bariel, NOT PICTURED, Treas. J. Schwarzmiller LETTERGIRLS OFFICERS Pres. K. Weber, V. Pres. L. Scott, Sec. J. Davies, Treas. K. Wood 69 L.S.H.S. DRILLTEAM The Drill Team, led by Kathy Wood and Advisor, Mr. Tutlis, was very active this year. In ad- dition to marching to two football games and two basketball games, the girls marched in the Everett Christmas Parade and won first place in their class. The groups also eagerly looked forward to the possibility of marching in the Wenatches Apple Blossom Parade. OFFICERS: P. Giddings, Co-Capt.; K. Wood, Capt.; R. Gaudette, Sec. L FORMATION: J. Wibbleman, L. Stone, B. Hardy, P. Provazek, B. Home, S. Galyean, C. Caudle, C. Rose, K. Wood, S. Crowell, A. Christman, C. Fagan, P. Giddings, R. Gaudette, K. Anderson. S FORMATION: S. Owens, B. Wahl, S. Cushman, S. Peterson, B. Lacey, L. Muzzy, L. Rockstad, S. Hagenaars, J. Goldthorpe, R. Strand, J. Williamson, Y. Lounsbury, G. Shipton, S. Smith, J. Sherin, C. Patterson. 70 A VIKING 72 Team Work The Winner! HOMECOMING IS . . . Happiness is .... the hurry and scurry of Homecoming Week com- bined with the efforts of everyone in school to make homecoming a rous- ing success. Success is .... sought by sophomores, juniors and seniors to make THEIR class the one with the ultimate of Viking spirit. Spirit is . .. .found lingering in the halls and in the gym during the pep assemblies. It is found on the practice field each afternoon while the mighty Vikings strengthen their all-powerful team. A team is .... a group of boys and coaches working together to make their school number one in the state, and to strive to obtain the highest goal! A goal is .... having the glory and honor bestowed upon you to be- come homecoming queen or princess which IS happiness. Happiness is .... all these things combined to make LAKE STEVENS THE SCHOOL THAT IT IS. Homecoming - 1964 - was the one to remember. The Seniors cap- tured the famed Viking pep jug and Sue Hagenaars was the glorified queen of Homecoming week. The crowning touch came when the great Vikings captured an upset victory over Stanwood 34-0. The Vikings had proved their strength once again. Yes, Homecoming -1964- was the one to re- member. Center of Attraction 73 SENIORS 'MOTHER A CAST: JoAnn Sherin, K. Weber, D. Eklund, J. Leryick, C. Ohm, G. Shipton, B. Wilson, L. Bellile, J. Tail- man, G. Grow, A. Lall, R. Dotson, P. Fry, P. Pro- 74 PRESENT IS FRESHMAN vazek, L. Carleton, P. Croner, Ass't. Dir.; S. Lyon, S. Dir.; S. Klein, Prompter. 75 THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS SHOE SHINE Warm fall colors and a theme of The Cobbler and the Elves set the scene for the 1964 Shoe Shine Dance. December 12 was the magic night with Sally Hagenaars and Russell Cooper reigning as King and Queen. The Princesses were Sharon Butzer and escort Lance Hargitt, Robyn Gaudette and escort Doug Knight, Paula Crowell and escort Lyle Posey, and Tana Hulbert and escort Tom Landre. Queen Sally receives carnations from Jackie Butzer. 76 The Coronation Dance 77 LAKE STEVENS HIGH LITTLE NELL CAST: P. Giddings, J. Wibbleman, G. Johnson, K. Tiedeman, D. Eklund, D. Strom, R. Dotson, D. Johnson, S. Fry, B. Payne. 'Ah, My Dear The Lake Stevens drama department, under the direction of Mr. Fish, worked diligently to present three all-school plays for the community. The first of the three productions was a melo- drama entitled Little Nell . The pictures on these pages are from that presentation. Because of the early deadline of the annual and the late spring scheduling of the other plays, we were unable to take pictures of them. Everyone at L.S. should heartily applaud the students and their director who worked so hard to make these presentations possible. 78 PRESENTS ITS ALL-SCHOOL PRODUCTIONS Down With the Villain Caught in the Act. . . . 79 IT’S A CANDY It was a Cotton Candy World on Saturday even- ing, February 6, 1965, for all the couples who at- tended the Girls' Club Tolo. Dressed in semi- formal attire, approxi- mately eighty-five couples danced to the melodious strains of the Marksmen from nine until twelve. Chairmen for the festive occasion was Karel Weber, who was ably assisted by Joceline Lervick co-chair- man. 80 COTTON WORLD An interesting part of the decorations was the animal pen situated in the middle of the dance floor. Little did the janitors know that the clown's body was, in reality, one of the school's large waste baskets. It is also likely that not many of us will forget what the band had to say about being put inside the merry- go-round. All in all, the 1965 Tolo ended too soon for its guests and will live in all our memories for many years to come. 81 Their Royal Highness, Queen Linda and King Lance TWILIGHT IN TAHITI 82 JUNIOR PROM I Crown Thee, Queen Linda” Dodelie's Folly On May 2, 1964, the Junior Prom was held in the school cafetorium. The chairman of the gala affair were Duane Posey and Bonnie Ollgaard, and the Intruders furnished the music. Master of Ceremonies was Jim Dawson. The Queen and King of the Prom, elected by the Jun- ior Class, were Linda Todd and Lance Carleton. The court was completed with princesses Marcia Baird Jackie Hagerty, Valma Penix, Sally Smith, and Kathy Wood. Their princes were Roy Dotson, Bob Ostrom, Bob Wo- mack, Larry Rogers, and Dale Swaney. The theme, Twilight in Tahiti , was carried out in some memorable decorations. The walls were draped with fern leaves and fish nets to set the mood, and a fierce paper mache was a volcano was in the center of the floor. The ticket booth was a native hut where the ticket girls also gave out leis to the couples. And who of us will ever forget that famous waterfall, to be known to the ages as Dodelle's Folly ? The 1964 Junior Prom was just one of the happy events stored away in the memories of this year's Lake Stevens graduates. The Royal Court 83 P. Adsit S. Averill R. Bate he I dor T. Bern a thy D. Bourcier G. Bumgarner L. Burfitt S. Butzer C. Carlson C. Caudle J. Christensen P. Christmen D. Connell R. Cooper CLASS OF ”66” E. Crooke P. Crowell S. Cushman J. Davies C. Dinuis B. Dodge P. Ciddings J. Goldthrope J. Goldthrope C. Granfors M. Grewing M. Grimm N. Groom S. Hagenaars D. Hagerty M. Halvorson C. Hamilton V. Hamilton L. Hargitt J. Heath 86 B. Hepfner K. Hettiger D. Heuer C. Hjort D. Hobbs V. Hobbs J. Holzerland J. Howells T. Hul be rt M. Hyde D. Jensen D. Johnson H. Kappert T. Kinsey Jr. Class V. Pres. « 6 G. McLaury D. Miller R. Newman K. Nortstrom J. Nyman B. Ohm W. Olson J. Overvold S. Owen S. Patrick B. Payne G. Peterson L. Posey R. Posey 87 S. Stamey L. Stone C. Pugsley B. Richardson C. Riehl S. Riehl R. Schreifels G. Schaller R. Scott D. Sebring J. Simila M. Slagh D. Smith D. Snow R. Strand G. Strasser P. Stratton K. Tastad N. Thomas L. Thompson B. Troll L. Utt D. Van Volkenberg D. Wahlberg T. Walden M. Watson M. Whitford E. Williams D. Williamson T. Whitt C. Wold D. Warmenger G. Zachry K. Zehnder 88 K. Anderson L. Anderson B. Bauman L. Belton M. Berg K. Berry D. Bjorn R. Bond J. Brandly D. Brown F. Brown S. Bryce L. Buckmaster M. Burgett Mike Williams, Soph. Class Pres. S. Croner D. Crooke S. Crowell M. Davenport P. Davidson P. Davies L. DeRosier W. DeRosier J. Dewald L. Egelstad G. Erickson S. Erickson D. Fagan P. Fenner M. Figley E. Folmer S. Fry S. Galyean 89 D. Gillet K. Greene J. Goldthorpe J. Groom A. Hagen S. Hamilton L. Harrell L. Haskins H. Hay ford M. Hinds B. Hoff L. Honeycutt R. Home T. Howland D. Johnston A. Kallicot L. Kelly B. Kennaugh D. Lawrence B. Luellen G. Lunsden B. Lundquist Barry Miller, Soph. Class V. Pres. L. Luxmore S. Lyon L. Marker G. Menzies P. Metz B. Miller B. Minish J. Moss M. Neighbors E. Nordstrom F. Nyman E. Olson D. Odegard G. Otter J. Pearson S. Pelton S. Petersen i i O e i Raj i 90 G. Posey J. Provazek D. Purtteman B. Rice S. Rice J. Rickey L. Rockstad E. Rogge C. Rose D. Scott P. Scott R. Scott T. Shaller H. Shauf ft . 4 L. Sullivan J. Swaney T. Swint S. Stine W. Strand K. Stratton J. Stribling ft - n ait to 21 Ann Hagen, Soph. Class Sec. R. Temple T. Thomas R. Thompson K. Tiedeman T. Tobey G. Todd J. Traw L. Urbick B. Wahl E. Weaver T. Wegman K. Weisenburger P. Werner S. Wicklund M. Williams N. Woodruff B. Young 91 VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN Valedictorian and Salutatorian for this year are Jim Dawson and Jackie Hagerty, respective- ly. Jim has maintained a straight A average throughout his high school career while Jackie's average is less than two-tenths of a point under that. Congratulations on your very commend- able work. STUDENT RECOGNITION These are the students who have helped bring some recogni- tion to Lake Stevens High School this year. They have received awards for academic excellence, leadership, or for other out- GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ STATE Sheila Lyon and Jim Dawson were selected to attend Girls and Boys' State. Sheila enjoyed her weeklong stay at Central Washington State College while Jim attended Boys' State at Seabeck. 92 CASCADE SEMINAR Chosen to represent Lake Stevens at the Cascade League Seminar were Bonnie Ollgaard, Bob Hagen, Janet Heineck, and Jim Dawson. The stu- dents attended a series of five lectures atE.J.C. Janet Heineck was also named D.A.R. Good Citizen. standing qualities. Members of the student body who have been singled out, like these, for special honor, are to be congratulated for their fine work. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY Shelly Rise represented Lake Stevens in the County Speaking Contest on the Voice of Democracy. She was awarded second place in the County. 93 HONOR BAND This year Lake Stevens was represented in the district honor band by four band members. Bonnie Ollgaard, Bill Hepfner, Pam Davis, and Bruce Blaine were selected to participate in the band composed of students from five counties and directed by Mr. Wm. Cole of the University of Washington. Bonnie Ollgaard was also chosen from students from five states to participate in the All-Northwest Band in Fbrtlane, Oregon, March 30 - April 3, 1965. BETTY CROCKER Miss Jeanne Wibbelman was the winner of the Betty Crocker Award at Lake Stevens. Her test was entered in the state Betty Crocker Contest for a scholarship. F.F.A. Dennis Harrell was chosen to be a delegate from Washington to the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City in the summer of 1964. Lee Donaldson, holding second place in dairy judging in the state, was awarded a trip to the National Judging Contest in Chicago last summer. 94 EDITOR’S COMMENTS Being editor of the annual has been an experience I think I will never forget. It has been fun, though there were times when I--and everybody else--felt like giv- ing up. We started with about seventeen members but ended the year with only eight. This made things interesting. If it weren't for these seven very loyal members, a great photographer, and a good advisor, Lake Stevens High would have had no annual and one emotionally unstable editor. There were several people who worked extremely hard and deserve mentioning. This is the first year we have had a photo essay (pgs. 2-5). All the writing and selecting and laying out of pictures were done by Janet Heineck. She deserves a lot of credit, for this is a very difficult job. Our photographer, Mr. Marchand, also deserves a big vote of appreciation. As every deadline approached, we found our- selves needing a couple of pictures taken and developed in one day. Mr. Marchand never failed to come to our rescue. He was very ably assisted by one of our staff mem- bers, Bruce Blaine. Mr. Ehlers, our advisor, worked very hard also. It’s not easy being the advisor of a staff that knows virtually nothing about putting an annual together. Now that the annual is finished, we can look back and laugh at our numerous mis- takes and maybe even wish it wasn't over. I also wish Pat Fintz lots of luck on next year’s annual. 95 Now we gather to give homage To the school we love so well. To our high school dear Lake Stevens Let our devotions tell. Let the chorus speed it onward, On to victory. Hail to thee our Alma Mater; We thy praises sing. Spread before us dear Lake Stevens, Glistening in the sun. Held against the heart of nature, Till earth and sky are one. Let the chorus speed it onward, On to victory. Hail to thee our Alma Mater; We thy praises sing. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS