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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1970 volume:

The People Will Live On The people will live on. The learning and blundering people will live on. They will be tricked and sold and again sold And go back to the nourishing earth for rootholds, The people so peculiar in renewal and comeback. You can't laugh off their capacity to take it. The mammoth rests between his cyclonic dramas. 2 The people so often sleepy, weary, enigmatic, is a vast huddle with many units saying: I earn my living. I make enough to get by and it takes all my time. If I had more time I could do more for myself and maybe for others. I could read and study and talk things over and find out about things. It takes time. I wish I had the time. 3 The people is a tragic and comic two-face: hero and hoodlum: phantom and gorilla twisting to moan with a gargoyle mouth: They buy me and sell me . . . it’s a game . . . sometime Til break loose ... Once having marched Over the margins of animal necessity, Over the grim line of sheer subsistence Then man came To the deeper rituals of his bones. To the lights lighter than any bones, To the time for thinking things over, To the dance, the song, the story. Or the hours given over to dreaming, Once having so marched. Between the finite limitations of the five senses and the endless yearnings of man for the beyond the people hold to the humdrum bidding of work and food while reaching out when it comes their way for lights beyond the prison of the five senses, for keepsakes lasting beyond any hunger or death. This reaching is alive. The panderers and liars have violated and smutted it. Yet this reaching is alive yet for lights and keepsakes. 6 The people know the salt of the sea and the strength of the winds lashing the corners of the earth. The people take the earth as a tomb of rest and a cradle of hope. Who else speaks for the Family of Man? They are in tune and step with constellations of universal law. The people is a polychrome, a spectrum and a prism held in a moving monolith, a console organ of changing themes, a clavilux of color poems wherein the sea offers fog and the fog moves off in rain and the labrador sunset shortens to a nocturne of clear stars serene over the shot spray of northern lights. 7 The steel mill sky is alive. The fire breaks white and zigzag shot on a gun-metal gloaming. Man is a long time coming. Man will yet win. Brother may yet line up with brother: This old anvil laughs at many broken hammers. There are men who can't be bought. The fireborn are at home in fire. The stars make no noise. You can't hinder the wind from blowing. Time is a great teacher. Who can live without hope? In the darkness with a great bundle of grief the people march. In the night, and overhead a shovel of stars for keeps, the people march: 9 Where to? what next? School Board, left to right: Mr. Coleman, Mr. Suhadolnik, Mrs. Steadman, Mr. Oates, Mr. Steadman, Mr. Carlton. Administration Mr. D. D. Oates Superintendent of Schools Mr. Lester Perfect Mr. Larsen Supervisor of Maintenance Business Manager 12 The Class of 1970 is the first to graduate in a new decade. The decade just past has been one of great turmoil as well as great achievements. We hope that the decade facing you will be one of continued achievement and less turmoil. You will have great opportunities but you have equally great re- sponsibilities. Good luck to all of you. 13 Faculty Miss Achterman English Reading Development Mrs. Barron Spanish 14 Mr. Ayers U. S. History Psychology Mr. Bear Mathematics Mr. Beeston Chemistry Physics Mr. Bryant English Biology Miss Byers Art Mr. Davis Agriculture Mr. Estes Geometry, World Problems 15 Mr. Fetty Librarian Mr. Grandy Business Education Mr. Fish Biology Mr. Leonard English U.S. History World History Mrs. Henning Home Economics Mr. Morgan Social Sciences Mr. Mose Boys1 P.E. World History Miss Seiffert Typing French Mr. Tutlis, Choir and Counseling Miss Tannehill Business Education Mrs. Akum Speech Therapist Mrs. Strube , School Nurse 18 Secretary: Mrs. Smith Janitor: Mr. Granfors Cooks, left to right: Mrs. Loop, Mrs. Harrell, Mrs. Gates, Mrs. Rux. Office Secretary: Mrs. Larson Although the secretaries, janitors, and cooks have different jobs here at Lake Stevens, all have been, in their own way, helpful to us throughout the year and for this we thank them. 19 IN MEMORIUM The Class of 1970 dedicates this Pilchuck to the memory of our clasSiates who lost their lives during the year 1969: Vickie Henderson, Jerry Olson, and Steve nith. The loss of a friend is like that of a limb; time may heal the anguish of the wound, but the loss cannot be repaired. 20 SENIORS: CLASS OF 1970 SCOTT ALFORD LINDA ANDERSON PAM BAIRD ROBIN BARRANS ED BARRETT CLIFF BERRY Senior class sings the Alma Mater during assembly on Viking Day. With apple in hand, Kirsten led the A. S. B. ROGER BAUER PAT BAY LEY 22 DARLENE BERTELSON DAWN BJORN RENEE BOURCIER NALEE BRANDLEY KEITH BROERS ROBERT BROWN TED BROWN Scott Alford leads discussion on, How to murder your Honda without really trying. 23 VAL BURGETT DEBRA CALKINS ROSE AND CAREY CAROL CARLSON CHERYL CARR BETTY CHRIS MAN PAT CHRISTENSEN GLENNIS CLARK Pam Baird and Laurie Wilson prove that seniors are still kids. Senior’s show class spirit on Senior Day during second lunch. 24 MARK CLARK DIANA CLEMENTSON VALERIE COLLIERS LESLIE COX CANDIE DANIELS MICH ELINE DASTOUS DAVID DESROCHERS DIANE DOLPHIN Kitty Tate enjoys her favorite pastime. Allan Miller ... Composer! GLEN EASTMAN NANCY EKLUND JOHN ELSBREE LARRY ERICKSON VAL ERICKSON JOANN FENNER DAVID EYLANDER RICK FINKBONNER JIM EY LANDER DEBBIE FOWLER 26 BECKY FREILINGER CARY GILLET BILL GLOVER LINDA GRANFORS LEANN GRAVESON DENISE GROSS SHIRLEY HAGGLUND MARCIA BALLANGER KAREN HAMILTON DAVID HANSON Looks like Kirsten is into some- thing! !!!!!!! Linda Anderson cooks up another plot against Steve. LEAH HANSON JOHN HART GAYLE HELSETH CYNTHIA HELVEY JEANNIE HENDERSON PAT HILMER DICK HOHN LANA HOLLIS Could this be our young ladies of the Senior class ? 28 Town Clowns! DAVE HULBERT KIRSTEN JENSEN TODD JUBIE DONA KEEZER BOB HORNE CAROL HOPKINS WAYNE JENSEN Could this be love ? ? ? BRYCE JUBB GUY KELLY CRAIG KENNAUGH SUE KESSLER STEVE KLETT Am I on Candid Camera?” Love American style! LARRY LARSON CARYL LANDRE EARNEST LASLEY KEN LEVERINGTON 30 MARK LOUGHEED TANNA MATTSON JEANNIE MCDANIEL BUZZ MCGEE MARK METZ LARRY MILLER AL MILLER GARY NEIGHBORS 31 WAYNE NELSON ROY NEYS JANET NYMAN DONALD OLSON 32 Could this be Linda Anderson’s 1st or 2nd lunch. CimiS PEARSON SHERMAN PERRY JANETTE POSTMA KATHY PROVAZEK GARNETT RAY TIM REN BECKY ROBINSON RANDY ROGERS 33 This couldn’t be Atlas— It must be Mark Lougheed JILL SCHWARZMILLER DONAL SCOTT BRUCE SMITH CLIFFORD SMITH STEVE STAMEY GEORGE STORMO CHRISTINE STOLE Class of ”70” sings the Alma Mater Love or infatuation ?????? PAT STEINBAUGH 34 TOM STRIBLING DIANE SWANEY KITTY TATE ROBY TATE MARLOWE THOMAS ALVIN THOMPSON MARLENE THOMPSON JOAN TOMLINSON 35 TIM TUPPER RITA URBICK DEBBIE WAHL BETH WEIS DEBBIE WENTZ STEVE WICKLUND DOUG WILLIAMS LAURIE WILSON STEVE WILSON SENIORS WITHOUT PORTRAITS TERRY DRAKE ELAINE ESHOM MARY HEPFNER CRAIG MCCLURE BRAD PARDEE BRUCE SAVINSKI AUDREY SCHUBERG BOB THRASH 36 “Where Will Life Lead Us? The years came and went. We walked through the days never realizing how near the end was. We lived, we listened, we learned, and we loved in this atmosphere. Now we are Seniors. The years have passed us by, and many have not yet realized the first act is over. It is not the end that has arrived but only the beginning. Now that we have completed our preliminary training, we will enter the second act of life. Some of us will be ready; some of us will not. But someday, somewhere, somehow, we will be the responsible adults who will guide the world to a much better life. 37 C. Ames D. Anderson R. Anderson R. Atkinson D. Bean S. Beck B. Batcheldor D. Belzer J. Be me thy G. Blacken D. Bloomquist L. Bolyard R. Bolyard T. Bowlin J. Brinster R. Broch R. Brooks M. Brown K. Browning R. Bruce P. Buckley B. Bums D. Burris R. Cannon M. Cant D. Christensen P. Clementson R. Cleveland JUNIORS: CLASS OF 1971 P. Cluphf P. Crosson J. Daniels G. Davis J. Davis K. Dawson K. Downing R. Dykstra V. Eastman J. Eberly M. Eigenbrode C. Eisenman D. Eylander J. Fagerlie P. Faith K. Finkbonner V. Fraser A. Gamble W. Ganey C. Gann J. Giddings D. Gilbertson D. Gilligan E. Gissberg C. Glover M. Goodson R. Granger K. Gray Jungle Jim G. Grewing G. Griffin T. Guinn E. Hamilton C. Hart B. Hartman J. Haugen J. Hawkins G. Hayden J. Heath C. Henderson S. Hisey “Yankee 40 G. Hammer C. Klniry A. Koffler K. Kruick L. Kurtzcnacker S. Lacy K. Li key R. Lalonde R. Larson R. Larson H. Lasley L. Li an Vikings Honestly you guys! Dawn Gilbertson seems to be giving some Cross Country runners some kind of advice. Which guy ? ? Where ? ? George The impostor” Just think one year left! T. Nelson P. Newman C. Peterson K. Peterson L. Peterson R. Peterson D. Post M. Potts D. Prather J. Provazek A. Provo S. Quigley S. Rise D. Roaldson R. Roalson K. Robinson D. Rose R. Sanders H. Schellenberger D. Schwarzmiller J. Shea P. Skews L. Skoda D. Smith 42 R. Sonsteng M. Spoor D. Springer P. Stephens L. Stodder K. Stole E. Stormo P. Strand T. Stratton B. Stribling G. Sullivan M. Tate J. Tupper J. Urbick C. Wagner L. Walstad B. W'eis C. Whitsell R. Wicklund D. Wilson D. Wold R. Wolfe W. Zackry D. Zeolkowski What's happening! ! What's happening!! Kathy MaGee leads the twostep. Juniors, intrigued by Ericas findings 43 D. Adkins J. Agostinelli C. Anderson T. Anderson C. Ashley P. Ashley P. Atkinson A. Bouman T. Bay ley J. Beezer J. Beck R. Beierle T. Bettinger G. Blair R. Bowlin D. Brindley P. Brown G. Browning T. Buckley T. Bums S. Calkins M. Campbell S. Cannon D. Carlson J. Clifton J, Clifton L. Cook T. Cooper SOPHOMORES: CLASS OF 1972 I. Cordell L. Cox N. Dagastino C. Daniels C. Davenport C. Davis D. Dewald D. Diamond T. Diggins D. Dolphin D. Dow N. Drake T. De Beau R. Eberly S. Edeen J. Engelen C. Erickson W. Evans J. Finkbonner J. Fischer D. Fuller G. Galyean D. Gamble N. Gildroy D. Grandlund R. Gross D. Grover G. Haos 45 T. Haos R. Hagerty T. Hall R. Hal linger B. Hamilton F. Hanson L. Hanson D. Hartman B. Hayden B. Hclscth R. Holscher My friends, I say to you C. Hovey M. Howland C. Hrejsa D. Jasperson J. Jasperson D. Johanson J. Kane K. Keltner S. Kiehn D. Kirschenmann T. Klett 46 R. Macollum A. Knaps ted S. Koffier D. Lacey R. Large D. Larson T. Lee M. Leese J. Leffler T. Like M. Undstrand Yule Brenner or Mark Campbell ? S. Martin S. Maupin J. McQuarrie K. Metz B. Meyer M. Miller L. Mobious L. Moen Sophomore princess: Donna Fuller 47 Don't you believe me? M. Moss D. Mulhall J. Musgrave B. Neff J. Nelson L. Nelson S. Neys H. Noble M. Odom D. Owens K. Packwood T. Padovan L. Palmer R. Prather V. Pugs ley L. Richardson B. Rigdon P. Rigdon R. Roalson J. Rockstad B. Rosson R. Russell N. Salo D. Schramm 48 Patty cake, Patty cake M. Selby S. Steens land D. Stivala R. Stratton D. Tate C. Tctzlaff B. Thomas A. Thompson Is it that bad ? The race is in front of you, girls. N. Ward S. Washburn C. Weaver P. Weber D. Westvang M. Whitsoll J. Wilson M. Wilson The great unwashed! 49 Football Lake 0 Monroe 12 Lake 0 Anacortes 14 Lake 12 Marysville 24 Lake 0 Sedro Woolley 13 Lake 6 Burlington 20 Lake 8 Ferndale 16 Lake 12 Snohomish 29 Lake 0 Mount Vernon 20 Lake 0 Oak Harbor 19 Lake 0 Arlington 12 Skip Quigley carries the ball. Captain Handy Rogers talks over plans for next move with coach. John Hart dodges Marysville man. 54 Front, left to right: Randy Prather, manager, BUI Glover, Rick Finkbonner, Steve Klett, Dave Neff, John Hart, Don Scott, Mark Metz, Larry Larson, Randy Rogers, Tim Tupper, Randy Roalson, Roger Bauer, Art Bauman, manager. Middle: Larry Palmer, Jeff Heath, Mark Brinster, John Giddings, David Anderson, Ken Packwood. Back Row: Charlie Thompson, Skip Quigley, Ron Gross, Dave Lacey, Bob Anderson, Alan Miller, Mark Mikkelborg. 55 Lake goes in to receive a great pass. Coach Stultz demonstrates a tackle during an after school turn out. Steve Klett Right tackle Rick Finkbonner Right guard Randy Rogers Bill Glover Quarterback Guard 56 Skip Quigley runs for touch down. John Hart Left end Alan Miller Mark Brinster Left tackle Center Larry Larson Left guard Roger Bauer Center Tim Tupper Halfback Don Scott Halfback Mark Metz Right end 57 Cross Country MEET SCORES 27 Monroe 28 15 Arlington 50 49 Anacortes 20 29 Marysville 29 29 Snohomish 26 49 Oak Harbor 20 Roy Wolfe on the move !!!!!!!!!! 58 Go Eddie, go !!!!!! Top Row: Guy Kelly, David Eyelander, Dale Rose, Randy Wicklund, Tom Bowlin, Kurt Keltner, Dave DeWald. Bottom Row: Val Burgett, Floyd Barrett, Roy Wolfe, Emmet Stormo, Richard Bowlin, Terry Barrens, Henry Schellenberger. Exit stage .... Left! 'i? 59 HEY, it's the Bowlin Brothers ? DON SCHRAMN 120 RON GROSS 127 GARY BLACKEN 112 TIM TUPPER 103 RON BROCK JOHN URBICK DAN TATE 133 135 138 DAN KIRSCHEMANN 145 SEASON RECORD 28 Sultan 30 7 Marysville 44 8 Oak Harbor 46 5 Burlington 49 2 Anacortes 51 6 Snohomish 46 10 Mt. Vernon 42 2 Sedro Woolley 55 38 Blaine 18 26 Ferndale 26 29 Arlington 19 17 Ferndale 31 60 Back: Coach Mr. Grandy, Dan Kirschmann, Kirk Keltner, Bob Home, Rick Hallenger, Rick Finkbonner, Robert Eberly, Dan Tate. Front: Ron Brock, Ron Gross, Gary Blacken, Tim Tupper. Wrestling Team spirit is shown for Dan Tate after a tough match. Tim Tupper declared winner! Back, left to right: Cliff Berry, Bob Anderson, Wayne Jensen, Wes Olson, Roger Bauer, Coach Gary Mose. Front: Mark Metz, Skip Quigley, Larry Larsen, Randy Rogers, Larry Lian, Larry Palmer. Basketball - Varsity Quigley and Metz battle for a rebound during SCORES one of the rough contests with the Hawks. 47 Sedro Woolley 54 50 Mt. Vernon 54 60 Anacortes 53 40 Burlington 46 55 Staohomish 71 62 Mt. Si 27 67 Marysville 59 51 Arlington 43 52 Ferndale 67 55 Sedro Woolley 52 38 Mt. Vernon 51 53 Anacortes 64 69 Burlington 66 38 Snohomish 72 52 Oak Harbor 47 57 Marysville 55 58 Arlington 72 69 F erndale 52 72 Oak Harbor 54 Wes Olson Forward Larry Lian Guard rliff Berry Wayne Jensen Forward Center Larry Larson Mark Metz Guard F orward Skip Quigley Guard Junior Varsity Back: Randy Wicklund, Ken Packwood, George Grewing, Steve Neys, Tom Hall, Rod Brooks, John Musgrave. Front: John Giddings, Larry Palmer, Dale Schwarzmiller, Wes Evans, John Provazek, Coach Harry Ayers. 64 Wayne Jensen attempts to score two for the Vikings. Coach Gary Mose explains the Vikings next move. Viking Randy Rogers shows how to take two Hawks at once! ! Wayne Jensen looks over his knee after tak- ing a spill. 65 Cary Gillet Second Base Bruce Smith Center Field Mark Clark Short Stop Charlie Thompson Right Field Starting Line-up Dave Grover Third Base Mark Metz Left Field SEASON RECORD LS 14 Monroe 2 LS 8 Everett 2 LS 10 Granite Falls 0 LS 2 Ferndale 3 LS 5 Oak Harbor 4 LS 6 Burlington 2 LS 7 Sedro Woolley 6 LS 3 Marysville 1 LS 3 Snohomish 2 LS 1 Mt. Vernon 7 LS 2 Mt. Vernon 7 LS 3 Ferndale 2 LS 4 Oak Harbor 7 LS 0 Anacortes 2 LS 1 Anacortes 7 LS 2 Arlington 4 LS 6 Arlington 6 LS 3 Sedro Woolley 2 LS 1 Marysville 10 LS 1 Snohomish 3 66 Baseball Back, left to right: Bruce Smith, Mark Metz, Mark Clark, Pat Bayley, Wayne Jensen, Tom Hall, Randy Rogers, Mark Brinster, John Musgrave. Front: Mana- ger, George Crewing, Cary Gillet, Larry Larson, Dale Schwarzmiller, Dave Grover, Don Schramm, Larry Palmer, Charlie Thompson, coach Mr. Ayers, manager, Kieth Broers. Larry Larson 67 S. KLETT i J. HEATH L. LIAN H. SHELLENBERGER D. LARSON To 1 R. BROOKS )l J$ f R. GROSS Track MEET SCORES R. WOLFE J. AGOSTTNELLI m is A. BOWMAN D. BROWNING Lake Stevens 40 Burlington 108 Arlington 31 30 52 62 1 2 Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Marysville 60 83 43 1 2 Anacortes 30 49 Mount Vernon 92 Snohomish 29 49 77 1 2 Marysville Arlington 67 58 1 2 Ferndale 62 68 Standing, left to right: Dave Larson, Bill Meyer, Henry Schellenberger, Dave Browning, Larry Lian, Ivan Cordell, Hod Brooks, Ken Packwood, Handy Wicklund, Emmet Stormo, Bob Anderson, Richard Bowlin, Art Bowman, Tom Bowlin, Roy Wolfe, Jeff Agostinelli, Steve Neys, Dave Lacey, Ron Gross. Front: Steve Malmstead, Alan Miller, Steve Klett, Wes Olson, Jeff Heath, Mike Lundquist. 71 Football Yellstaff Go Get cm Viks! Left to Right: Jeannie McDaniel, Val Colliers, Vickie Fraser, Dawn Gilbertson, Diane Dolphin, Michelle Eigenbrode, Beth Weis. Not Pictured: Jinny Brinster. Advisor: Miss Tannehill This year’s football and basketball yell staffs brought their pep and spirit to all games, meets, and matches. If one had a superstitious mind he might believe the Spirit Stick could bring luck during the football season. At Lake Stevens High School this year, we had the Spirit Stick, an enthusiastic team, and eight cheer- leaders to cheer us on! The student body doesn’t realize what an important part yell staff plays in school activities. We owe them most of the spirit generated at games and pep assemblies. They led an active year and deserve our deepest gratitude. Basketball Yellstaff Back Row: Alan Miller, Michelle Eigenbrode. 2nd Row: Jeannie McDaniel, Vickie Fraser. 3rd Row: Diane Dolphin, Beth Weis. Front Row: Dawn Gilbertson, Barb Traw, Sue Lund vail. Top Row: John Provazek, Pam Weber, Sue Edeen, Dawn Gilbertson, Gerri Beazer, Linda Hanson, Marcia Lindstrand, Larry Lian. 3rd Row: Janet Beck, Cherie Morrison, Linda Anderson, Vicki Fraser, Diane Dolphin, Kirsten Jensen (President). 2nd Row: Roger Bauer, Beth Weis, Kathy Provazek, Doug Williams, Kitty Tate, Jane Hawkins, Ken Packwood, Cary Gillet. Front Row: Skip Quigley, Guy Kelly, Steve Klett, Gary Johnson, Dave Belzer, Dave Larson, Ron Holscher, Rick Roalson. Kirsten Jensen leads discussion dur- ing Student Council meeting. Kitty Tate seems to be confused over an important issue. Top, left to right: Debbie Smith, Janet Nyman, Gayle Helseth, Linda Anderson. Middle: Debby Wahl, Debbie Post, Jae Rockstad, Aldene Koffler, Nancy Eklund, Debbie Burris, Leah Hanson, Laurie Nelson, Debbie Calkins. Front: Advisor, Mrs. Reeder, Donna Fuller, Mary Jo Jacobson, Sue Kessler, Barb Traw. Advisor: Mrs. Reeder, President: Linda Anderson, Vice-President: Debby Wahl, Treasurer: Gayle Helseth, Secretary: Debbie Smith. Girls’ Club Jill Schwarzmiller decorates the cafeteria for the Tolo. 78 Mother-D aughter Tea Mrs. Wahl helps serve tea. President: Mark Brinster Vice-President: Mark Lougheed Secretary: Michele Eigenbrode Treasurer: Beth Weis 80 Drama Club Drama Club, under the direction of Dennis Fish, gives its members a chance to express their talent on stage. Sponsoring a variety of skits this year gave students an opportunity to gain experience in the acting profession. Top Row, left to right: Roger Bauer, Allen Miller, Randy Rogers, Val Burgett, Robin Barrons, Steve Wilson, Don Olson, Rod Brooks, Bob Anderson, Roy Wolfe. 2nd Row: Leah Hanson, Beth Weis, Debbie Calkins, Chris Stole, Kirsten Jensen, Diane Dolphin, Jane Hawkins, Cindy Whitsell, Debby Burris. Salley llisey. Dale Schwarzmiller, Henry Schellenberger. Front Row: Janet Nyman, Kathy Provazek, Dora Bean, Linda Granfors, Debbie Smith, Dawn Bjorn, Julie Eberly, Diane Clementson, Debby Wahl, Rhea Oman, Chris Pearson, Michelle Eigenbrode, Gary Johnson. Torch Club The Honor Society is a club which stresses the areas of leadership, schol- arship, determination, and service to others, The members must uphold a 3.0 accumalative. This year the members have worked hard to get money for their scholarship fund. The Torch Club Carnival helped them toward their goal. These scholar- ships are awarded to deserving Torch members at the end of the year. Advisor: Mr. Leonard Secretary: Cindi Whitsel President: Leah Hanson Vice-President: Debbie Smith Lettermen Steve Klett and AT Miller. President: Tim Tupper Vice-President: Steve Klett Treasurer: Mark Metz Lettermen 82 Back Row, left to right: Jeannie Henderson, Jae Rockstad, L«ah Hanson, Cheryl Weaver, Barb Neff, Diane Springer, Shellie Steensland, Nancy Ward, Mary Miller. Front Row: Beth Weis, Micheline Dastous, Linda Hanson, Pam Weber, Annette Gamble, Pam Crossen, Sally Hisey. G.A.A. and Lettergirls G.A.A. and Lettergirls is a group to provide a con- structive outlet for girls. These girls compete in volleyball, basketball, and track meets with neighbor- ing schools. To become a Lettergirl a girl must earn 500 points to receive her numeral and 1000 points to receive her letter. These points are earned from various activities connected with G.A.A. Co-Captains: Beth Weis and Leah Hanson 83 Robin Barrons, Bill Glover. F.F.A. Future Farmers of America, under the direction of a new advisor, Mr. Gordon Davis, were involved in many activities and projects throughout the State of Washington. They made good showings in livestock and dairy judging contests, public speaking contests, and parli- mentary procedures. Some of the Club's at home projects were bottle drives, a slave auction, a beef raffle and a spaghetti feed. This year brings a new addition to the organization; The Chapter Sweetheart, Cheri Morrison. Cheri is the first girl to be in F.F. A. in the Lake Stevens chapter. 84 Standing, left to right: Rowena Noble, Diane Christenson, Peggy Clupht, Fay Hansen, Val Erickson, Carol Hopkins, Linda Grantors, Nalee Brandley, Mary Miller, Jae Rockstad, Carol Carlson, Jewell McQuarrie, Roxanne Larsen. Sitting: Chris Pearson, Pat Christenson. F.H.A. Future Homemakers of America have been very busy this past year. Starting out the year with the F. F. A. banquet and se nding food items to the servicemen kept them busy for the first few months. In the months that followed, they planned a special activity for each month and displayed these activities in the Senior Annex. Vice-President: Pat Christenson Secretary: Rowena Noble President: Chris Pearson Advisor: Mrs. Morgan Treasurer: Carol Carlson Standing, left to right: Miss Seiffert, Roby Tate. Jeanette Rockstad, Michelle Henry, Debbie Prather. Jill Shea, Sue Edeen, Dawn Bjorn, Pam Brown, Nancy Salo, Roy Neys, Cary Gillet, Nancy Eklund, Roxanne Larsen, Claudia Glover, Rowena Noble, Vicki Fraser, Myrna Potts, Fay Hansen, Gayle Helseth. Rod Brooks, Gary Johnson. Sitting: Dora Bean, Jill Schwarzmiller, Diane Dolphin, Nalee Brandley. Debbie Westvang. Debby Wahl, Sandra Main, Mary Jo Jacobson, Dawn Gilbertson, Cindy ilelvey. F T A. Members of F.T.A. have set their goals to help others. This club gives the future teachers a chance to acquaint themselves with the different ideas and problems of the teaching profession. Many of the clubs1 members help tutor elementary school students during their spare time. Left to right: Advisor, Miss Seiffert; President, Debby Wahl; Vice-President, Gayle Helseth; Secretary, Vicki Fraser. 86 Left to right: R. Brooks, D, Bean, B. Neff, J. Beck, L. Anderson, D. Williams, K. Provazek, G. Grewing, T. Tupper, C. Pearson, D. Desrochers, S. Klett, L. Hanson, Advisor: Miss Byers, R, Finkbonner, B. Traw, L. Granfors, C. Whitsell, J. Hawkins, D. Wentz, K. Hettiger, D. Keezer. Pilchuck 1970 Here are the people responsible for the contents of this book. We worked long and struggled hard this yfear to create an annual which we felt gave realistic and interesting coverage to our 1969-1970 school year and the many events which took place. We had our troubles; they numbered many, but somehow each picture was taken and developed, copy was written and fitted, and each deadline was met. These conflicts made the job harder but we entered it as amateurs and left know- ing much more about journalism than we thought possible. 87 Back Row, left to right: Peggy Cluphf, Nancy Ward, Shari Tollefson, Karla Hettiger, Roberta Troy, Fay Hansen. Middle Row: Barb Neff, Sally Hisey, Rowena Noble, Diane Christensen, Jae Rockstad, Shellie Steensland, Cheryl Weaver, Diane Wagner. Front Row: Micheline Dastous, Pat Christe'nsen, Pam Brown, Nancy Salo, Marcia Lindstrom. Medical Science The Medical Science Club is one which offers its members a chance to have a glimpse of the nursing vocation. This year the Medical Science Club presented a Christmas program at Marycrest Nursing Home, took colored eggs to the Home on Easter, and sponsored bake sales to raise money. 88 Advisor: Mrs. St rube Left to Right: Rob Cleveland, Wayne Leffler, Kristi Henderson, Glennis Clark, Pam Brown, Dona Keezer, Bob Batcheldor, Dave Wilson, Sue Rise, David Hansen, Nancy Eklund, Debbie Smith, Bill Glover, Forrest Johanson, Guy Kelly, Mike Howland, Floyd Barrett, Jim Leffler. Library Service With the main purpose of helping students use the library facilities in mind, the members of the Library Service Club have provided the school with a well-serviced, neat and pleasant library. This year’s club, under the direction of Mr. Fetty and the leadership of its president. Sue Rise, has done a particularly fine job and has donated a good number of books to the library. President: Sue Rise Vice-president: Jeannie Henderson Choir Swing Choir Working as a class as well as an organization. Choir has prepared their annual fall and spring concerts. An im- pressive achievement by a single mem- ber in Choir was Jim Eylander being sent to All-Northwest Choir. Swing Choir has also been very active this year. They performed at the Spring Concert, Mother-Daughter Tea, and for other various community organizations. Kathy McGee and Dawn Gilbertson Instructor, Mr. Tutlis Jim Eylander All-Northwest Choir Back Row, left to right: Gene Davis, Norman Moss, Bill Glover, Bob Thomas, Steve Neys, Hoy Neys, Henry Schellenburger, Terry Barrons, Mark Mikkelborg, Bert Beech. Middle Row: Kathy Davis. Lcoba Ray, Renee Bourcier, Lani Mobius, Fay Hansen, Linda Moen, Becky Freilinger, Debbie Smith. Diana Bloomquist, John Musgrave, Pam Crossen, Salley Hisey, Steve Malmstead. Front Row: Larry Erickson, Don Schramn, Debbie Wentz, Sherri Towns, Sue Edeen, Claudia Glover, Rhea Oman, Lana Hollis, Nancy Salo, Dan Stivala. Band The band prepared for their year under the direction of the new band director, Mr. Lyle Quackenbush. Throughout the year Band members work hard to learn songs and routines for concerts, parades, and most import- ant of all, pep assemblies. Without their support at our Basketball games much of the spirit and enthusiasm would be lost. The band was involved in the usual fall and spring con- certs and their fourth annual pop concert which consisted of recent hit songs. Secretary: Henry Schellenburger, Vice-President: Roy Neys, President: Rhea Oman. Back Row, left to right: Kirsten Jensen, Jane Hawkins, Joni Tomlinson. Cindi Whitsell, Sue Rise, Debbie Roaldson, Sue Hohn, Erica Gissberg. Front Row: Marlene Thompson, Pam Brown, Cheri Hart, Linda Granfors, Rita Urbick. Commercial Club Made up primarily of students taking business courses, this year's Commercial Club did its best in performing the many responsibilities connected with the club. One of these duties was selling programs at the football games. Each year the Commercial Club sponsors a scholarship for an individual interested in the business field. To finance this scholarship Commercial club members sold hot chocolate at football games and held a doughnut eating contest. President: Nancy Eklund Vice-president: Joni Tomlinson Secretary: Linda Granfors Treasurer: Rita Urbick Senior Ball The second annual Senior Ball was held in the cafeteria on November 21,1969. The senior class chose Twas the Night Before Christmas as the theme for their ball. Music was provided by The Bush and enjoyed by everyone. A special surprise attraction was seeing a few of our classmates dressed as couples from the 30's. Pam Baird entertains Santa Dancing at the Senior Ball. Leah Hanson leads the Class of 1970 in a seance during assembly on Viking Day. Sophomore Vikings show Eagles who is boss. Sophomore, Future Vikings show their support. Dick Wold and his Yankee Viking harem. Homecoming 1969 This year's Homecoming activities represented better unity and student participation. The theme adopted for the 1969 Homecoming was Vikings' Salute, with all activities falling into this general theme. On Monday of Homecoming week Becky Robinson was crowned 1969 Homecoming Queen at a coronation assembly. Tuesday was Sophomore Day with their motto '72 Salutes Future Vikings; Junior Day was a smash with Yankee Vikings, and Senior Day followed up with The Spirit of '70. Friday was set aside as Viking Day and the students came prepared to show their support for the Viking Foot- ball team. Following tiie game with the Arlington Eagles the annual Homecoming Dance, featuring the Cold Sweat band, climaxed the week. Last year's Queen Nancy Eklund Crowns 1969 Homecom ing Queen Becky Robinson. Bottom Row: Dawn Gilbertson, Diane Swaney, Queen Becky Robinson, Carolee Eisenman, Donna Fuller. Top Row: Randy Rogers, Steve Klett, Alan Miller, Mark Metz, Larry Larsen. 98 Junior Prom Changing the cafeteria into an old time ice cream shop, the Junior Class proud- ly presented their prom, Days of Yesteryear. Providing music for the prom was a well -known dance band, Jack Potter's Band of Reknown. Representing the Junior Class in the coronation were Queen Erica Gissbert, and King Larry Lian attended by prin- cesses , Carolee Eisenman, Cindi Whitesell, Cindy Kiniry and Vickie Fraser, escorted by Dick Wold, John Provazek, Randy Roalson, and Dave Belzer. Left to right: Dick Wold, Carolee Eisenman, Cindi Whitsell, Queen Erica Gissberg, King Larry Lian, Cindy Kiniry, John Provazek, Vicki Fraser, Randy Roalson, Dave Belzer. Days of Yesteryear Tolo Swiss Chalet came on Friday night on the 13th of March. Cupid had passed but once again was busy shooting his arrows to make the Girls1 Club Tolo the best ever. Music was provided by a local group, The Lemon Sweet, and en - joyed by all. Diane Dolphin: Washington State Junior Miss 1970 Rhea Oman Faculty Speaker Betty Crocker Homemaker Student Recognition Leah Hanson D.A.R. Award Mark Brinster Student Speaker Beth Weis Girls' State 103 Diane Dolphin Junior Miss from Washington State As we graduate, we look back on pleasant memories. A reflection of school years past is all we see. The monkey bars, the slide, the swing, the world we knew as a kid. Much time has passed since we were Sophomores. With the excitement of so many new things to meet and conquer, we passed through the portals realizing that our lives in high school would soon fade and be a thing in the past. As Sophomores we were led through con- fusion by Steve Klett, Barb Klein, and Diane Swaney. A year full of challenges was ahead of us as Juniors. Helping us meet these challenges were our class officers Cary Gillet, Wes Olson, Rita Urbick, and Diane Swaney. Surviving our first two years at the high school and now watching over the underclassmen, we finally became Seniors. Kitty Tate, Roger Bauer, and Rita Urbick led us as Seniors. As Sophomores we knew very little. Bewildered and disorganized we managed to pass each grade at a tranquil pace. With a year full of experience behind us we were ready to face a year full of challenges as Juniors. Purple Haze was our biggest activity of our Junior year. Our Prom court included Jeannie McDaniel as Queen and Wayne Jensen as King. Representing us on the Homecoming court were Diane Swaney and Queen Nancy Eklund. Finally, the Class of '70 has reached its Senior year. This is just a beginning. One day we will look upon this time as a forerunner of our knowledge. As graduates, we will fade beyond this school, so much richer than before. 105 Feel not the pain of parting; it is they who stay behind that suffer. Longfellow 107 Senior Party Commencement 110 What have Seniors benefited from their four years at high school? The question is not easy to answer because each person's personality differs greatly. However, every- one will remember those years as years of development; personally, socially, and in individual outlooks. It has been our ultimate effort as editors to capture the years' events and put them together into an annual of which everyone can be proud. In conclusion, the annual staff hopes they have conveyed the ideas and emotions intended, and provided a suitable re- cord of the years' events. A Special Thanks: Marchand's Studio Mr. Loren Lanphere George Grewing- photographer Dave Desrochers- photographer Steve Klett- photographer Doug Williams- sports Mrs . 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