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

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BRUCE OHM, DON JOHNSON, President Vice Pres. LINDA THOMPSON, Secretary SENIOR BIOGRAPHY When we the class of 66 came to the high school, we were eager to be- come something. With all the excite- ment of so many new things to meet and conquer, we set forth down a path of some pitfalls and many rewards. Innocently we started off by trying to sell 200 purple and gold Viking hats; an adventure never to be forgotten. We began homecoming week by wearing anything that clashed. We then outdid ourselves in a great yell, won- derful song, and marvelous skit, only to lose all three catagories to our upperclassmen. Yet, we were not dis- couraged for we knew that we could and would become a class of many achievements. We were led through the maze of confusion, during our first year, by Bill Hepfner, Ron Luxmore, and Tana Hulbert. Watching over us, as we sought to become a class long remem- bered, were Mr. Hill and Mr. Bear. 18

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Seniors

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A year full of challenges met us as Juniors, and with a year of experience now behind us, we met these challenges bravely under the leadership of Doug Knight, with Dan Wahlberg and Tana Hulbert assisting him. Homecoming week came along before we knew it, but we were more prepared this time. We all came in surfer shirts and crazy hats, and paraded through the halls proudly chanting the Junior yell. Unsurprisingly, we beat our upperclass- men in the decoration of our car. June Goldthorpe and Tana Hulbert were our representatives in the Homecoming court. Next came the Shoe Shine Dance. Having a ball shining shoes were Sharon Butzer, Sally Hagenaars, Robyn Gaud- ette, Paula Crowell and Tana Hulbert. Sally Hagenaars was crowned Queen in the quaint Ye Olde Cobblers' Shoppe. Granada was our biggest activity of the year. It was a beautiful prom with Claudia Wold as Queen and Dan Wahl- berg as King, reigning over their court of Pam Stratton and Tom Bernethy, Nancy Thomas and Bruce Ohm, Pat Fintz and Dave Jacobs, and Linda Thompson with Jody Heath. At long last we became the Senior Class of 66 . We had survived our first two years at the high school and were now watching over the underclassmen as they too made the journey we knew so well. As the Class of 66 , we were al- ways enthusiastic and energetic. We have accomplished a lot here at the high school, a lot for which we are thank- ful, and a lot of which we are VERY PROUD! 19