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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1968 volume:

PILCHUCK 1968 LAKE STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL LAKE STEVENS, WASHINGTON CO-EDITORS: TONI WATSON DEE DEE URBICK Dedication An annual is dedicated to the person who, through the school years of the Senior Class, helps and c ont r i bu te s most to the unity and loyalty of the class. In this case, the Class of 1968 would like to extend an extra amount of love and thanks to Mrs. Barbara O'Rourke who has been our special friend and confidant. To Sarge'', then, goes our appreciation, affection, and dedication. 3 EVENS : H 0 0 L A DM INIS TRA TION Administration MR. MILLER Supervisor of Non-Certified Employees SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. Glover, Mrs. Steadman, Mr. Oates, Dr. Lougheed, Mr. Roalson, Mr. Bargreen, Mr. Coleman. 6 As you graduates of Lake Stevens High School in the Class of 1968 go forth into various endeavors we wish you well. You will face both challenge and opportunity. The chal- lenge will be to work to make the world a better place for all people. The opportunity lies in the ever-widening scope of activities available to young people today. We hope you will have the courage to meet the challenge and the willingness to develop the skills to take advantage of the opportunities. Loren D. Lanphere, 7 Faculty This year we welcome Mr. Harry Ayers to our English and History Departments, Mrs. Marian Henning to our Home Ec. Depart- ment and Mr. Vern Hess to our History Department and as our librarian. Mr. R. Bear Geometry Mr. H. Ayers English, U.S. History Mr. W. Beeston Chemistry, Physics Mrs. L. Barron Bookkeeping, Spanish Mr. R. Estes Geometry, World Problems Mr. D. Fish Biology Mr. B. Fuchs Counseling Washington State History Mr. G. Grandy. Business Education 8 Mrs. M. Henning Home Ec. - -Foods Mr. V. Hess Librarian, U. S. History Mr. H. Howell Agriculture Mr. J. Leatherman English, Speech, Reading Development Mr. G. Mose History, Boy's P. E. Mis. E. Morgan Home Ec. Mr. K. Morgan History, Social Sciences Under the brillant leader- ship of our faculty the class of '68' pulled through. The Juniors and Sophomores also appre- ciate the help and guidance the faculty is giving them. Mis. B. O'Rourke English, Counseling 9 Mr. G. Whitsell Wood Shop Home Maintenance Mr. R. Works Band Thank You Mrs. L. Larson Secretary 10 Mr. S. Tutlis English, Music Mr. C. Zimmerman French Mrs. M. Smith Asst. Secretary Personnel Mis. Loop Mrs. Lund Mr. Nelson Mis. Countrymen Mis. Hamilton, Mrs. Rux, Mrs. Gates Mr. Granfois Mr. Hillman Mr. Faulkner Senior History The Moving Finger writes; and, having writ, moves on; ... There's no turning back now; we are seniors. All we can do now is move ahead. Most of us had our doubts during our sophomore year as to wheth- er we would reach the ultimate of success at the Pink Palace: Seniors. Rob Coleman, Terry Robinson, and Mary Hawkins tried their hardest to keep us from falling apart. When our first homecoming rolled around, we were completely bewildered and started out by wearing gunny sacks with purple and gold racing stripes. We then put all our talents, skill, and intelligence into our skit, song, and yell. On rally night we pre- sented our masterpieces and received a first in skit, second in song, and third in yell. By the end of the year we were almost reluctant to leave. At the start of our junior year we were also a little reluctant to come back, but we forced ourselves. Homecoming sneaked up again but we managed to weather the storm. Again we won first place in skit, second in yell, and first in song. Under the lead- ership of Rob Coleman, Greg Williams, and Mary Hawkins, our class com- pleted all the junior activities, with some de- gree of success. Our prom, with Jean Modrow as chairman, was attended by all. At the end of the year we were excited about leaving, but even more ex- cited about coming back as seniors. 14 1967-1968 Senior Class Officers Now, at last we are the senior class. Already home- coming week has come and gone, with our class taking honors for the third and final time in the skit. We also took first in the yell. Our senior play, Tom Jones was a tremendous success, and without our senior boys on the football team the season would have been much tougher. For our last year we chose Ron Rudge, Greg Williams, and Mary Hawkins as our class officers. The end of the year will soon be here and many of our efforts will be forgotten, but our class will always be remem- bered. The Moving Finger writes; and, having writ, moves on, nor all thy Piety nor Wit shall lure it back to cancel half a Line, nor all thy Tears wash out a Word of it. ” 15 JEFF BACKSTROM SHIRLEY BERTELSON JOHN BERTSCH RAY BOND 16 SHARON BOYD RODGER BROERS RONDA BROTTEN STEPHEN CARR LINDA CAUDLE DEBBIE DALTON 17 KATHY DAVIDSON 18 KEN EKLUND RUSS FENNER GAYLE GILBERTSON SANDY GILDROY BONNIE GRAINGER BOB GRANGER TIM GRIFFIN 19 MIKE GROSS MARY HAWKINS GRADY HELSETH ALAN HILLMAN GARY HART BOB HAYPORD TOMMY DORSEY? JAN HISEY JOE HISEY PETER HOUR SHERRIE HYDE Hmmmm... LINDA KALUCOT MIKE KELLY DONNA ILLMAN MARIE JUBIE PHIL JUBIE KATHY LAKEY 21 CASSIE MEYER JEAN MODROW TED MORRISON 23 PAM ODOM JENI OSTROM DAVE OWENS DON PARDEE SHEILA OWEN And I said to him. .. LARRY PHILLIPS SUSAN PORTER CHRIS POSEY DAN POSEY 24 VERN PURTTEMAN UNDA RHOADS Birdman!!! TERRY ROBINSON RON RUDCE AUCE RICHARDSON TERRY RICH ALLEN RIEHL BARBARA RUX 25 JOANNE SATHER ROBERTA SAVINSKI 26 JEAN SIMILA UNDA SKEWS 27 JIM THRASH DEE DEE URBICK Viking love-in CHRIS WOLF MARK ZEHNDER 29 President: Bob Skucy D. Alderman K. Ames M. Bayley T. Bayley V. Bean T. Bettinger N. Borchgrevink B. Brown D. Brown S. Brown A. Buckley L. Buckner B. Bumgarner S. Bun ton K. Burfitt D. Buttke Juniors Take Vice-president: Tim Johnson L. Butzer M. Christman J Colliers R. Cook D. Critchfield D. Davies N. Davies P. DeWald G. Diggins B. Dinuis N. D oremus J. Dutcher G. Egelstad G. Erickson J. Eylander C. Fagan 32 N. Fintz D. Fitzhugh V. Forslund L. Frazee L. French M. Galyean T. Goodson S. Grainger A. Grinnell L. Groom C. Hagen D. Halverson G. Halverson G. Hamilton J. Hart K. Hettiger ride In LSHS Secretary: Lorraine Kallicot M. Hillman L. Hinds B. Hollis W. Hollo B. Holmes B. Honeycutt J. Iazeolla K. Jacobson S. Jensen B. Jewell R. Johanson R. Johnson T. Johnson W. Johnson S. Johnston D. Jubb Treasurer: Chris Hagen 33 M. Jubie L. Kallicot K. Keezer W. Koffler S. Lacy T. Lakey G. Larson G. Lasley M. Leese C. Lundquist GREAT S. Lundquist C. Lund vail S. Malmstead V. McClure C. McDaniel C. McQuarrie D. Menzies L. Miller Wait till I get my hands on HIM! S. Minshull B. Mitchell R. Moen M. Morrison S. Nelson R. Newman D. Niman P. Noble C. Nogales P. Orr B. Palmer P. Palmer P. Parcells G. Pardee 34 1-2-3-4-- C. Porter R. Porter T. Posey K. Pound K. Rebbe C. Ren P. Reinhold J. Richardson J. Richardson T. Roalson K. Sanders L. Santeford K. Schuberg R. Sebring R. Skoda B. Skucy C. Smith C. Snow This is for week days! Go Team Go J. Stodder J. Swaney G. Taylor B. Thompson P. Thompson S. Tomlinson J. Troll S. Van Volkenburg C. Verlinda B. Weaver M. Westvang J. Williams P. Wold S. Wolf J. Womack 35 SOPHOMOR ES Steve Klett: Sophomore President S. Alford E. Amos L. Andeison G. Ashley P. Baird J. Barker R. Barra ns F. Barrett R. Bauer T. Bauman P. Bay ley D. Beekley C. Berry D. Bertelson D. Bjorn R. Bourcier Sophomores Begin N. Brandley M. Brinster K. Broers B. Brown T. Brown E. Bryce V. Burgett M. Butler D. Calkins R. Carey C. Carlson C. Carr B. Chrisman P. Christianson G. Clark M. Clark Spanish American Sophmorc Hall. 38 V. Colliers V. Cook L. Cox J. Dalton C. Daniels M. Dastous D. Dolphin T. Drake G. Eastman N. Eklund L. Erickson V. Erickson D. Eylander J. Eylander J. Fenner D. Fowler High-School, 1967. . . conflicts in B. Freilinger E. Fuentes S. Funk C. Cillet B. Glover L. Granfois L. Graveson L. Gray D. Gross S. Hagglund K. Hamilton R. Hammons L. Hanson J. Hart G. Helseth C. Helvey 39 J. Henderson V. Henderson P. Hilmer B. Hoff D. Hohn L. Hollis C. Hopkins R. Horn R. Home D. Hulbert G. Illman K. Jensen Don't call me tiny tim!! Largest Sophomore W. Jensen K Johnson R. Johnston B. Jubb T. Jubie G. Kelly G. Kennaugh B. Klein S. Klett C. Landre E. Lasley L. Llewellyln 40 Barb Klein, Secretary M. Lougheed T. Lux more G. McClure J. McDaniel B. McGee M. McIntosh S. McKinley W. Manlove T. Mattson M. Metz B. Miller L. Miller Barnacle Bill rides again! Class Ever — 163 R. Mischel T. Myrick W. Nelson P. Newman R. Neys J. Nyman D. Olson J. Olson R. Olson W. Olson R. Oman B. Owens 41 Diane Swaney, Treasurer Wayne Sophomores Established B. Pardee C. Pearson J. Pelton S. Perry A. Posey J. Postman K. Provazek K. Rebbe T. Ren K. Richardson B. Robinson R. Rogers B. Savinski J. Schwarzmiller D. Scott M. Signer B. Smith C. Smith S. Smith S. Stamey J. Stine G. Stole G. Stormo T. Stribling D. Swaney K. Tate R. Tate M. Thomas A. Thompson C. Thompson M. Thompson B. Thrash J. Tomlinson Dona studying? You're kidding! As Class Of’70 R. Urbick D. Wahl B. Weis D. Wentz S. Wicklund D. Williams L. Wilson S. Wilson C. Wood 43 THE MIGHTY VIKINGS 46 Under the capable leadership of head coach Dick Stultz the defending state class A football champions were once again able to come up with a winning season. Despite the loss to Mt. Baker, which snapped a 19 game winning streak, the Viks posted a 6-3-1 record. Individual awards were given to Mark Zehnder, team captain; Mike Gross, most inspirational; and Robert Coleman, most improved player. L.S. 14-7 Arlington L.S. 13-26 Mt. Baker L. S. 44-0 Kings Garden L.S. 39-7 Tolt L.S. 0-12 Concrete L.S. 20-6 Monroe L.S. 0-0 Sultan L.S. 27-20 Marysville L.S. 14-0 Langley L.S. 20-27 Stanwood 47 FIELD DEDICATION A highlight of this years football season was the dedication of the new football field. Mrs. H. L. Hunt re- ceived a plaque commemorating the dedication of the new field for the late Mr. H. L. Hunt. Mr. A1 Anderson also received recognition for his very valuable work in lead- ing the Citizens Committee respon- sible for lighting the field with some of the best lights in the state. 48 Mr. Jim Mitchell The Viking Drill Team and Band welcome the players on the new field. 49 Basketball 1967 50 Lynden 54-41 L.S. Lynden Christain 51-41 L.S. Lynden 74-45 L.S. Kings Garden 61-63 L.S. Sultan 65-58 L.S. Arlington 36-57 L.S. Langley 41-38 L. S. Tolt 48-72 L.S. Stanwood 74-64 L.S. Concrete 64-47 L.S. Monroe 69-50 L.S. Kings Garden 66-60 L.S. Sultan 64-53 L.S. Langley 53-49 L.S. Tolt 51-54 L.S. Stanwood 68-55 L.S. Monroe 49-41 L.S. Concrete 56-69 L.S. As the league standings will testify, it was a building year for the Viking basketball squad. Coach Mose started with only one returning letterman and a group of eager boys ready to play basketball. By the end of the season, however, the team had acquired the close unity and playing experience that will be helpful to them next year. Tip' it to the Lake SI Wrestling Although this year's wrestling team was relatively small they represented Lake Stevens with great strength. Through- out the season Lake tried their hardest to gain victory over other schools but did not always succeed. However, four members of the team did quite well in all their matches and went on to the regional meet. 53 Baseball-’67 Assistant coach Mr. Estes, K. Ames, D. Wilson, C. Lundquist, R. Newman, B. Miller, M. Kelly, R. Horn, D. Gillet, P. Werner, J. Swaney, G. Otter, D. Menzies, S. Holbrook, R. Thompson, B. Skucy, T. Howland, M. Gross, T. Posey, G. Halverson, Coach Mr. Whitsell. After the dust settled and the last homerun was hit the Vikings were on top to receive the laurels in the Cascade League baseball race. The suc- cessful season was coached by the Mayor Gayle Whitsell, who was assisted by Robert Estes. 54 Track With the monsoon season behind and the days growing longer, the Vikings looked forward to more great track competition. By the end of the season the team had collected an impressive list of new records and individual achievements, making it a fitting climax to last year's athletic activities. I dropped my contact Up, up and Away What's this, guys? 55 No, not me coach 56 Yellstaff’67-’68 Football: B. Weaver, D. Urbick, S. Hyde, Ad- visor Mr. Tutlis, T. Watson, K. Lakey, A. Buckley. Basketball: D. Urbick, A. Buckley, S. Hyde, Mr. Tutlis, K. Lakey, B. Klein, T. Baylay, D. Dolphin, Howdy Bryce Jubb. ACTI VITIES AND Student Council Under the leadership of Mark Zehnder the Student Council has tried and did suc- ceed somewhat, to make necessary improvements in our school. We should be proud to have had members of the Student Council that were as concerned about different problems as this years members were. Advisor: Mr. Lanphere A SB Officers 60 TOP L to R: B. Mitchell, J. Hisey, J. Backstrom, M. Nelson, C. Lundvall, S. Gaylean, L. French. SECOND ROW: L. Kallicot, L Wold, L. Kallicot, J. Hisey, J Williams, R. Coleman, G. Larson. FRONT ROW: E. Smith, D. Illman, T. Robinson, M. Hawkins, B. Hollis, P. Houk. Torch Honor Society In order to be a member of Torch Honor you must have a three point accumalative. Torch Honor is made up of our schools finest students. Under the guidance of Mr. Estes, they sponsored an All-school carnival which was held in the cafeteria.1 61 Crop, layout, proportion, 3-R's, copy, dead- lines. . .these words fly back and forth from editor to staff member at any meeting of the Annual staff. They sound foreign, but every- one on the staff learns them quickly and well. The 1968 Pilchuck owes it's publication to Edi- tor, Toni Watson and her ability; to Dee Dee Urbick and her hours spent on copy and as co- editor; to Chris Hagen for her contributions as the assistant editor; and to Bill Mitchell for his superb work in photography. We especially thank the Sebrings for their sports pictures. In addition, many sophomores, juniors, and sen- iors contributed to the publication. This book is the result of many people. We hope you will appreciate the 1968 Pilchuck. 62 Norski This years staff, although quite small, did a great job in getting the paper organized and produced. Staff members have covered everything from skiing to confucius says, including sports, gossip, and local news. A hearty thanks to all who have helped in this worth-while newspaper. Also special thanks to advisor, Mr. Leatherman for his time and help. BACK ROW: Advisor Mr. Leatherman, G. Hart, J. Berglund, J. Bertsh, S. Minshull, S. Malmstead, C. McDaniel. FRONT: R. Johanson, T. Watson, C. Ren, P. Rein- hold, C. Rebbe, K. Rebbe. 63 Library Service Club Treasurer; Alice Richardson, President: Sheila Owens, Secretary: Shirley Berteleson, Advisor: Mr. Hess. Not pictured: Judy McGee, Vice-President. Library Service Club this year was involved in a number of new projects that were designed to organize library materials so they will be more readily available to the students. The club members were also responsible for the display on the bulletin oaid in the main hall. The club gives members an opportunity to gain valuable ex- perience for latter library work. LEFT SIDE F-B: B. Holmes L. Buckner S. Bunton M. Christman C. McQuarrie L. Skews RIGHT SIDE F-B G. Eg Is tad G. Kelly S. Lunquist W. Hollo S. Gildroy K. Pound M. Jubie 64 Future Teachers Of America This year FTA started off by selling candy bars to raise money for schol- orships for two graduating members. The next task was tutoring for elemen- tary children in the Lake Stevens area. This proved rewarding to both the mem- bers and their students. A trip to West- ern Washington State College was taken to look over the campus and classes. FTA is an active service club, and these were but a few of their interesting activities. President: Barb Rux, Vice-president: Jeni Ostrom, Secretary: Pam Palmer, Advisor: Mr. Zimmerman. BACK TO FRONT: L to R P. Douma, B. Rux, C. Meyers, M. Jubie, A. Richardson, M. Eisenman, L. Wold, C. Gil- bertson, T. Muzzy, P. Palmer, J. Williams, J. Schwartzmil- ler, J. Sather, K. Lakey, J. Modrow, J. Cooper, M. Haw- kins, K. Pound, C. Smith, J. Ostrom, D. Illman, R. Wheeler, B. Fry, L. Groom, B. Hollis, T. Robinson. 65 F.H.A. Officers F. H.A. Advisor: Mrs. Morgan Individuality counts, has been this year’s FHA theme. To prove this they held a Pepsi Party for the new members. They held a joint initiation chili feed with Arlington. They've been one of many to earn money for the scholarship that local FHA chapters give to an interested home economics student. They also have helped to make the senior hall more colorful by taking care of the bulletin board. FHA is proud to say that one of its members, Linda Kallicot, is the Washington FHA Secretary, who was head of the state meet in Olympia and got to go to Los Angeles this summer. 66 F. F. A. Judging Team 67 Commercial Club Commercial Club is a specialized club. In order to be one of its many members you must be taking or already have taken a year of some sort of secretarial course. Its members are kept busy doing many things. They have to earn points toward a pin. In order to do this they have sold refreshments at games, and held a raffel. They also gave a scholarship to a student who is interested in the field of secretarial work. All together they have done quite a bit for the school. Advisor: Mr. Grandy Secretary: Toni Watson President: Jonell Cooper Vice-president: Kathy Davidson Treasurer: Ola May Barrett 68 Dennis Fish Drama Club is a relatively new organi- zation at Lake Stevens. Under the di- rection of Dennis Fish, however, the club has managed to be very successful in their dramatic endeavors. Among their 1967-68 accomplishments were such entertaining and financially suc- cessful productions as, Scrooge, and The Emperor's Nightingale. 69 BACK, L-R: N. Thompson, C. Thompson, D. Owens, J. McIntyre, B. Thompson, L. Phillips, C. Wolf, J. Eylander, A. Meyer, M. Zehnder, B. Fry, P. Douma, M. Jubie. SECOND ROW: J. Dalton, T. Watson, J. Modrow, R. Porter, B. Weisenburger, J. Iazeolla, R. Bond, T. Goodson, E. Fuentes, C. Meyer, V. Bean, S. Schwarzmiller, J. Eylander. THIRD ROW: B. Weaver, P. Newman, R. Brotten, K. Davidson, K. Keezer, L. Groom, T. Jubies, S. Wolf, R. DesRochers, G. Gilbertson, T. Muzzy, J. Cooper, L. Caudle, L. Roades. FIRST ROW: D. Urbick, J Postman, J. Schwarzmiller, S. Boyd, J. Sather, O. Barret, K. Boyd, T. Robinson, M. Eisenman, D. Dalton, C. Posey. Choir The choir has done an outstand- ing job this year. They put on two concerts and two of its mem- bers were sent to All State Choir. The choir also got together with several other choirs from the Snohomish County and performed the German Requiem”, an hour and a half long concert in Everett 70 Accompanists: Cassie Meyer Gayle Gilberson All State Choir Jean Modrow All State Choir Chris Wolf 71 Band The Band has been seen in many differ- ent places this year. They marched at all of the home football games, making them more enjoyable. They put on five excellent concerts and marched in a number of parades. They sent members of the band to honor organizations and participated in contests. Under the leadership of Mr. Works, an especially good stage band was orga- nized. The pep band provided musical enjoyment at all the home games. The Viking band has been a matter of pride for Lake Stevens and we congratulate them. Band Officers 72 Drill Team The Drill team, led by Ellen Smith, put on many entertaining shows. They marched during half time, at both football and basketball games. We were also well represented at parades by our hard working group of girls. It was a very successful year and we hope next year's is as good. Co-Captain: Nancy Borchevink Captain: Ellen Smith Secretary: Jean Simila 74 Advisor: Mrs. Barron Lettermen Vice-president: Rob Coleman Sec. -Treas: Jim Richardson President: Butch Weisenburger 75 Kathy Davidson Sue Jensen Ola Barrett GAA Lettergirls 76 r f “Showcase ’67” The traditional mother and daughter tea, which is sponsored by the girls club, was exciting and fun for all attending. There was a fashion show with refreshments and the new girls club officers announced. 77 Homecoming week started off with Sophomore day with their motto Stomp the Bear- cats. Junior day was a smash with make War not Love,: and Senior day followed up with Vikings are out to Win You Over This Year. Wednesday night was the pep rally with Seniors taking first place in skit and yell. Queen Terry and her court reigned over a successful Homecoming. The Mighty Vikings won over the Monroe Bearcats with a 20-6 victory. Queen Terry and Princesses Pam, Nancy, Dee Dee, and Toni, with their escorts started the dance off regal with Queen Terry being crowned by former homecoming Queen Liz Nordstrom. 79 Tom Jones CAST MEMBERS PARTRIDGE.............. BRIDGET ALLWORTHY . . . SQUIRE ALLWORTHY. . . . DEBORAH ............... JENNY JONES (MRS. WATERS) CAPTAIN BLIFIL......... BLIFIL................. TOM JONES.............. THWACKUM .............. SQUARE................. MR. WESTERN............ SOPHIA WESTERN......... MISS WESTERN........... HONOUR ................ JUSTICE DOWLING........ DOCTOR ................ HIGHWAYMAN............. HARRIET FITZPATRICK . . . FITZPATRICK............ MRS. WHITE FIELD....... SUSAN.................. LADY BELL ASTON........ NANCY ................. CONSTABLE ............. SERVANTS .............. . . . Ron Rudge Marilyn Eisenman . . .Tim Griffin • • Sheila Owen Gayle Gilbertson . Greg Williams .... Ray Bond . Mark Zehnder . .John Berglund . . . Ken Eklund . . . .Joe Hisey . . Jean Modrow . .. Kathy Lakey . . Betty Dodge . Jeff Backstrom . . . Gary Hart . . . Gary Hart . . Jeni Ostrom Randy Shipley . . .Ellen Smith Roberta Savinski . . Donna Illman . . Sherrie Hyde . . Mike Nelson . Cassie Meyer Joanne Sather 80 Royalty Set in the mood of a deep sea won- derland, the Junior Class proudly presented their prom, Sea Dream . Reigning over the evening's festiv- ities were Queen Mary Hawkins and King Mark Zehnder attended by princesses Rochelle DesRochers, Sherry Hyde, Ronda Brotten, DeeDee Urbick, Donna Illman, and Jean Modrow, accompanied by their escorts Greg Williams, Ken Eklund, Rob Coleman, Larry Phillips, Terry Rich, and Chris Wolf. Helping to make this evening so memorable were General Chairman Jean Modrow, Decorations Chairman Linda Kallicot, and a host of others. 82 Queen Mary and King Mark 83 JOE HISEY Valedictorian Cascade League Seminar JEFF BACKSTROM Salutatorian Cascade League Seminar Student Recognition ELLEN SMITH Cascade League Seminar 84 TERRY ROBINSON DAR Award JAN HISEY Girls' State Betty Crocker Homemaker Award JEAN MODROW Junior Miss CHRIS LUNDVALL Boys' State Cascade League Seminar 85 Editor’s Comments The publication of an annual, I'm told, is much the same as the publication of a magazine. The main difference, which we on the staff realize as very valid, is the lack of professional know-how. A yearbook editor hopes to be compensated with talent and willingness to work. Gratefully, I acknowledge these attributes, which I found in such staff members as Billie Hollis, Candy McOuarrie, Kathy Lakey, Chris Pearson, Jeni Ostrom, Donna Illman, Mary Hawkins, Bill Mitchell, Larry French, and Tim Griffin. Special thanks to Gary Larson for the photo-essay, Chris Hagen as copy editor, and most of all to Dee Dee as my co-editor. Good luck to Chris in '69 as editor of the next Pilchuck ! Toni 86 In Appreciation To Mr. William Marchand, who donated hours of time and energy to make our annual a photographic success, we extend our thanks. 87 “There are some things which cannot be learned quickly, and time, which isall we have, must be paid heavily for their acquir- ing.” 91 We entered a cataclysm as sophomores. It was like swimming in icy water, but re- freshing. After awhile the water became warmer, and our time was spent in thinking of the future. Now, finally, our places are being drained in preparation for new swim- mers. We enter deeper waters 93 There can be no turning back — our lives are committed to a journey that never returns to port. Do we have the wisdom now to plot a pro- per course? 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