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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1974 volume:

ALMA MATER Now we gather to give homage To the school we love so well To our high school dear Lake Stevens Let our devotions tell Lift the chorus Speed it onward Let our praises ring 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 Lift the chorus Speed it onward Let our praises ring Hail to thee our Alma Mater We thy praises sing t These past years have been good years in our lives. Helping us through them has been a terrific person. So we, the Seniors of 1974, have dedicated our annual to Mrs. Barbara O’Rourke. During the past years, Mrs. O’Rourke has helped the graduating students in count- less ways. She has guided us in putting our best foot forward; to find colleges, careers, and to go on in life. During all the games, she advised and helped the students working in the concession stands. We appreciate all the help she has given these past three years. Thanks a lot, Mrs. O’. D E D I C A T I O N Mr. Keith Morgan It is not the aim of our school system to provide ready made answers or solutions to the many complex problems which will have to be faced in the future. Rather, it is our aim and hope that we have been able to further develop those traits which will provide successful, happy living. The establishment of high level goals and ideals, the courage to make decisions and proceed onward is vital. I join with the entire staff in saying to the class of 1974, we have faith in your future. 6 Miss Seifert: Typing Mr. Stuitz: English Mr. Fish: Biology Mr. Browitt: History 7 10 Ii What Would We Do Without I hem . . . Mrs. Estes: Secretary Mr8. Larson: Secretary Mrs. Nelson: Vending Machines 12 Bill Carleton: Bus Mechanic Ed Grantors: Custodian 13 Hello? School? It's us. TljeJS flTor Class. V e w ggt something to say to you— Well, School, itstjj3i� -«Tmd you farewell. It's hard toEltov jvhat to say to you. After living six hours of e� etr?Tay, nine months a year for three years, there'slTrobjjbly very little you don't knoiiH W5ut us. His hold the secrets of our Hi listen closely, we can hear the e Soes of- experienc Qmbling through iiaft£mfis7 We don't real gagLUj ractly who you are until its time to say goocJbyg Forever. We've loved you, cursed ymBosd)Loved you again. Your eyes have fell. But being yoj thank you for the We remember inside we all wj you know, an successfully All too soon Senior year' but we had going to be, us. For We thaj Even wl minds. phedxft jsQw and you have extended we often™| «ted your help. I krtJK bac ,we have learnfc fi Njay as Sophomor S-fo this new experic But o sfrurse, we put up the front that we Ends- to lift updiack up wSrni we on itaH'now, we see anc ice, High School. How shy ire cool now, highsafc tfrs, it was our mpleted one yei ivere Seniors. Som hasn't the saip o!f§the others.) s we n erf ato decide. Like w' All by ourselves in tj for some a ool, for alWcu flave d ar l (heXrepiL ciWf last d year. Then we werenJJ Jre bottom dog lore. Save someJjwTT We ir, jjirtffl uJ jfrtJtvnup. Our bre excitement for us, fter we graduate? We're woul rrf be there anymore to guide others, nothing new. We shall remember you always, fig memories of you shall fill our Much love and thanks, CLASS OF '74 ----Cyndie 14 Jan Bemis Bob Berg Charlene Berry Joe Blanc Lonnie Bogart Arlene Bourcier Marlene Bourcier Bob Buckner 16 Jim Crowley Dale Clutts Steve Cobb Cindy Carter Sue Clark Chris Cooper Sue Dagastino 17 18 Steve Ebcrly Steve Edeen Elisa Elder Lori Erickson Dan Eylander Diann Fenner Kathy Frellinger Wendy Hagglund Janet Eylander Darcy Flfleld Kris Gissberg Jeff Guinn James Hagglund Mark Hall Monica Hansen James Harrison 19 Larry Haskins Dan Hatch Bev Hayes Cindy Hoopman Jane Jensen Lynne Jensen Don Johnson Delaree He Ivey Linda Holscher Cindy Houk Jerry Johnson 20 Robin Johnson Sue Johnson Dave Juble George Kane Colleen Kelly Kathy Klngma Debbie Kinney Tom Klett Jean Kurtzenacker 21 Wendy Larson Glenda Lindstrand Faye Lougheed Steve Lund Linda Leffler Sue Lorenson Mike Ludington Becky Legg John l ewis Dave Magnuson Candle Marion Curtis Marker 22 Cindy Morton Robin Neatherlin Alison Negaard Alan Nelson Julie Nelson Don Newman Teri Owens Nancy Paulson Tanya Perfect Wendy Peterson Debbie Petterson 24 Carolyn Schramm Kim Schwarzmlller Eric Selby 25 I.aura Smith Alexis Steckler Andy Stole Tim Strecker Sue Troy Ruth Urseth Dan Wallin 26 David Ward Mike Weaver Steve Wlke Jane Wicklund Bob Wilson JDl Wilson Tom Withrow Rich Wolfe Roland Wolff 27 Kathy Wright Pam Bollinger Shelley Zomok Gordon Sansaver Many miles are behind us now. We must stop and take time to explore... The mysteries of our minds and of our beings, the ways of life, and learning to adjust. Stepping from behind that protective wall. Into a world of constant confusion. Lending a hand, from our whirlpool minds We will try to solve those unanswered questions. People who make up this world... there will be quite an assortment We must then learn to judge people, not only with our eyes, but to understand their minds. We will be mixed-up individuals, setting foot on that long and ragged road. Alone,.... and afraid We will change, as time progresses, but our growth can never be measured. ... We cannot predict what we will be... but we must succeed, and we will. For ourselves.... and for the strength of mankind. Debbie Rubatine Senior Class officers: President Cheri Carter Vice-President Allison Negaard Secretary Susan Dolphin 0 C. Cooper J. Du we K. Gissberg S. Dagastino L. Erickson D. Dastous E Eylander W. Hagglund M. Hansen H. Battles A. M. Boarder J. Butzer G. Clark S. Dawson J. Harrison J. Berms B. Berg B. Buckne L. Burns S. Dolphin J. Dow 29 G. Kane K. Kingma C. Houk J. Kurtzenaeker J. Jensen R. Johnson J. J ohnson C. Martin D. McGee D. McIntyre N. Paulson T. Perfect W. Peterson D. Petterson L. Roberts K. Rose J. ScheUenberger P. Sullivan S. Ulsky S. Troy D. Rubatino R. Ur8eth D. Wallin J. Wilson K. Wright S. Zomok S. Ramey 30 Rlck AHkln� I.Imi Anderson EH Aronlcn Mary Atkinson Cheryl Bargreen Billie Jo Bean Robin BeHlent Brian Begley I.ola Bennett Cathy Berlin Rachel Bettii er Tom Bcttlnger Dori Bogart Kristi Boyd David Brown Debby Burns Ed Coffey Mike Collazo Debra Colvin Carol Cordell Steve Cornish Clifford Co trie Jan Crosby 31 Don Creason Patty Cutler Diana Davidson Randy De free sc Dann Drlnkwater Mark Edeen Heidi Elgenbrode .lames Elliott Curt Estes Eat, drink, and bo merry! wqp «T WtPfti Susan Grimes Gloria Gross Joe Hackworth 32 Give a little oompah-oompah Dave Schramm! Cindy Hagertv Gary Hagglund Jay Haines Ilia Hansen Bill Harrison Blake Haugen Robin Haverfield Stephanie Helvey Carol Henningsen Tim Hoofer m ten AMoiu Gloria Hollo Carol Holscher Iinda Holz Debra Jenkins Nikkie Jlrovec Marinda Job Paul Kammer Paulette Kammer Tim Kelly Ken Kessler Brenda Kinney Vldd Klasse Jim Knapp 33 Karen Kruick Cary Lachappelle Barbara Lamm Rod Landert Debbie Larson Sandy I.egg Dan Lewis Ibo Busy William Ix ng Mo Marian Debbie Marsh Jody Me Elroy Jim McGee Howard Unton Clinton Little L Photo not Geri McIntosh He said that? Then what did you say? Then what did he say? asks Brenda Kinney. Paul Meyer Judy Miller Gwen Mills Jess Mlnlsh Wayne Mores Chris Morrison Mike Muriekes nob aor amuiu Terry Neatherlin Jeff Nelson Mary Nesmoo Anthony Newman Steve Qgan Rich Olson Steve Olson 34 just V camera Shy' Robin Quigley Choryl Ream Teresa Ripperger Cathy Ronnestad Dan Salo Kathy Salo Ricky Sather Don't take a picture of me, my hair is a mess! Janet Schilling Dianna Sharp Photo not AVAILABLE Mary Siearer Jesse Shinner Kent Selby Tammlc Skoglund Dale Smith Stan Smith Tamm)- Smith Ted Smith Picture not available Frank Sobotor Jody Soderblom 35 Traci Sowers Sieila Sporman Karen Stance land Steve Strecker Mike Stringer Pat Sullivan Brian Tate Steve Taylor Cindy Verllnda Tony Voter Denise Walnsoott Dennis Wainscott Eldon Walstad Photograph not available Barbara Wampler Jeff W'ard Rosemary Warwick 1-onnle Webb Ann Weber Brenda Welbom Absent when pictures were taken Edward Welborn Delwin Wentz 1 Jiurie Wheeler Debbie Williams Mark Williams Theresa Williams Mike Wold Steve Wold Dave Swezey Shelley Rhodes 36 Vikings are number 1 Ix nn Bear Theresa Beatty Jennifer Becraft Hon Blacken Theresa Blanc Kathy Bogart Cindy Boitano Tim Bond Ed Brown I iurle Brownlee David Brunett Karen Burnham Richard Burris Gregg Buttke I arry Campbell Ken Chambers Teresa Chambers Kim Chenowlth Picture not available Tom Clark Gary Carlson Clint Carrol Owen Carter John Claybrook Mike Clifton Kathy Coffey 39 Jeanette Eaaley Mike Edeen Sheryl Eherenfleldt Robin Elcholm Patty Fenner Tanya Ftfield Russ Flansburg Terry Fronsman Kathy Gamble Jim Glover Connie Groom Dianne Hartman Marla Hatch Tammy Haugen Howard Hayes Terri Hedlund Greg Hetmnnn Robin Hoverson Michelle I lug hi ey Don’t shoot! We give up! Larry Knight Mike Lachappolle Shelly Krleg Iveroy LaCourslere Kristi 1 arson Jerry I entz Kevin Lewis Vicki I .arts Craig Uan Greg Lindell l ee Anne Little Kandy Lyons Paul Magnuson Dale Main Susan Marsh Dale Martin Tim McCord PHolo not AVAILABLE David McDonald Cheryl McGee Tammi McIntosh Ioanna McLennan Leslie Messerklinger Ken Miller Renae Mobius Kay Morris Scott Martin Cindy Murry Norma Musgrave A Hath Negara Mark Neighbors Tammy Nelson Patty Newman louise Neys Howard Nicholas Ron Nicholas John Nordin Scott O’ Neall Sue Odom Pam Oliver Bill Olson Carlyn Olson Mark Olson Debbie Osgoodby Patrick Padovan Karl Ostrom Barbara Paulsen Diane Petterson Ed Phelps 42 Rosalie PUcheckl Margie Reed Gerald Robbins Kathy Roqvette Jim Sc hi bom b«sv I-oulso Scofield Sue Poullot Jody Ren Dean Putteman Randy Rhodes Ix� retta Raines Kim Rider Phillip Pollack Jackie Ren ri a John Schilling Martha Sebrlng Jerry Ripperger Mischelle Rogers l.ee Schwarzmiller Absent when pictures were taken Glanj Shlnner 43 Sharri Tennant Gall Thomas Jim Thomas I J� rry Thomas Mike Thompson Jim Tlghe Kevin Tlllet Tim Thompson I-onirie Tolman Debbie Tucker Don Wagner Monte Walt Colvin Weenie Margaret Welch Cordell Wentz Craig Wheeler Floyd Wheeler Brad Whit sell Joe Williams I-aurette Williams Patty Williams 44 Sophomore activities are different. . . Homecoming 1973 Darlene Davis Terry Neatherlin Susan Dolphin Tanya Perfect Patty Schroedl Queen Cindy Carter 46 This year’s Homecoming brought on a variety of changes. Unlike the previous years, the students had only three days to celebrate their Homecoming, and most of them dressed up to fit the theme of that particular day. The Homecoming theme was The Greatest Homecoming on Earth, and was displayed by the student with enthusiasm. Wednesday, the beginning of our Homecoming celebration, was Stomp the Tomahawks Day. On this day most of the students wore boots of all kinds, from the big waders to the out-dated go go boots. During lunch there was a march around the school to show school spirit. More events occurred Thursday, which was Dazzle Day. Most of the students participated by wearing bright colors and clothes that didn’t match. To highlight the day, there was a pie eating contest between the representatives of each club, during lunch. Friday, the last day of the celebration, was Circus Day. The students came dressed to represent the them by wearing costumes ranging from clowns to tigers. During second period the Coronation was held, and Cindy Carter was crowned queen. Two skits were put on by the Drama classes, and the cheerleaders ended the assembly by leading the school in some spirit yells. That night, the Homecoming game was held against Marysville. During half time, the Royalty was presented, the High School Band played circus songs, and many floats circled the track. To end the night, the Homecoming dance was held after the game in the cafeteria. The band was Celebration and the dance lasted until midnight. Even though we lost our game, it was still THE GREATEST HOMECOMING ON EARTH! Sophomores on Dazzle Day And the winner is. . . . Dick Balch Jr. Stomp, stomp, stomp. . . . We’re normal, what about you? Homecoming royalty and escorts Viking Touchdown 48 Front row (L to R) C. Corey, G. Kane, M. Mari ekes, M. Williams. M. Luddington, J. Duwe, S. Lund, E. Goshorn, B. Begley. Second row: D. Cooper, P. Kammer, D. Davis, M. Weaver, B. Tate, L. Bear, T. McCord, K. Ostrom. Third row: O. Carter, G. Butke, E. Coffey, D. Swezey, C. Estes, T. Kelly, D. Wainscott, S. Saddler, R. Lyons, S. Morton, R. Blacken. Fourth row: S. Ogam, D. Jenkins, K. Wilson. F. Wheeler, D. Dahlgren, J. Bargreen, L. Thomas, D. Burnett, J. Glover, D. Frazee, L. Cooley The Vikings hit the road to recovery this year as our football team make a 100% improvement over last year's win-loss record. Although the season got off on the wrong foot when the Bulldogs of Mount Vernon drubbed the Viks on Lake turf, our gridiron greats bounced back to defeat Timberline in a non-conference game the next week. Burlington, with the advantage of home turf and a home crowd, handed the Viks their first scoreless loss. Lake returned home the next Friday to face their first league opponent, Monroe, in a non-league game! It proved to favor the Bearcats, since they lost but didn't lose on the league record books. (To shorten traveling distances to league schools, and to balance the schools according to student population, the old Northwest AA League had been divided in half: the southern schools; Lake, Monroe, Marysville, Pilchuck, Stanwood and Ar- lington; became the new Northwest AA League. Meanwhile, the northern schools; Anacortes, Burlington, Mount Vernon, Sedro Wooley, Oak Harbor and Ferndale; banded together to form the Northwest AAA League.) Our first official league game was against Arlington, and Lake make a superb debut against the Arlington Eagles in a 20-0 shutout, on Arlington's field! Unfortunately, Stanwood wasn't quite as cooperative as Arlington, and gave the Vikings our second shutout loss. Pilchuck had the Homecoming Hex when the Viks beat the Chargers at their own game, and the Chargers lost their first Homecoming game. The next Friday night saw Lake pitted against the Chargers' cross-town- rivals, the Marysville Tomahawks, and a game which was a heartbreak for Lake losing by the points-after-touch- down difference. Lake's rematch against the Bearcats proved fatal, as the Monroe offense opened fire on the Vik defense, end- ing in a 24-0 final score, Monroe on the better end of the score. In the last game of the season, Anacortes wanted to insure that Lake wouldn't play anymore, and put half of Lake’s first-string team out of commission with sidelining injuries. And as if it weren't enough, the Seahawks compounded the problem by not allowing the Viks over the goal line. The best part of this season won't be obvious until next year, when all but five of the squad will be able to return and they've improved by another 100%, we seniors can look forward to a fantastic Homecoming game. 49 Lake Stevens Season Record League Record 8 28 Mount Vernon 14 12 Timber line 0 39 Burlington 20 12 Monroe 20 0 Arlington 0 28 Stanwood 14 12 Pilchuck 6 8 Marysville 0 24 Monroe 0 14 Anacortes League Games 4 wins 6 losses 2 wins 3 losses 50 Third Down and Five To Go We're coming through Coming in for the kill Cheerleaders: Heidi Eigenbrode. Cindy Carter, Cheri Carter, Cherie Pouliot, Tanya Perfect, Debbie Carter Is he gone yet? Victory! Oh, I see him, Tanya, I see him! In addition to cheering at all the football, basketball games, and wrestling matches, the cheer- leaders have been busy with many other projects. For many of the games they painted spirit signs for the halls to promote spirit among the student body. They held pep assemblies and awarded the spirit jug to the class showing the most spirit. They also gave spirit awards to individuals whom they felt displayed the most spirit at games. Noon pep rallies and a ”We Love Our Team day were innovations this year. They decorated the players’ bus to fire up the team for some of the away games. Over 50 football players were served by the cheerleaders at a Homecoming spaghetti dinner. Pan- cakes were on the menu when the yellstaff invited the basketball team for breakfast. The wrestlers were guests at a casserole dinner. To raise money for these activities the cheerleaders had a car wash and a bottle drive during the summer. They also sponsored a dance and a Kiss the Kg contest during the year. 53 Lake Opponent 38 Pilchuck (Jamboree) 35 47 Mount Vernon 60 38 Burlington 56 42 Ferndale 45 51 Lynden 63 56 Sedro Woolley 39 42 Arlington 55 33 Snohomish 66 49 Lynden Christian 77 46 Mount Baker 53 54 Pilchuck 42 45 Monroe 60 37 Oak Harbor 54 45 Marysville 64 26 Stanwood 40 53 Arlington 72 56 Pilchuck 47 57 Monroe 63 34 Anacortes 79 55 Marysville 65 42 Stanwood 73 45 Marysville (District Tournament) 50 League Game League Record: 2 wins-8 losses Season Record: 3 wins-17 losses 55 VARSITY Sti vc Lund, Paul Rammer, Dann Drinkwater, Timm Kelly, Dennis Wainscott, Paul Meyer, Mark Hall, Lcs Cooley, Jim Duwe, Hon Blacken, George Neil. Coaches: Stan Tutlis, Head Coach Gary Mosc. JUNIOR VARSITY Back row: Randy Lyons, Craig Lian, Tim McCord, Timm Kelly, Jim Glover, Lonn Bear, Terry Fronsman, Gary Hagglund, John Bargreen, Greg Butke, Brad Whitsell, George Neil 56 57 BACK ROW: Coach Watson, Nicholas, Jubie, Thomas, Nicholas, Stringer, Jubie, Goshom, Andros, Cooper, Coach Grandy. Second Row: Grandlund, Duncan, Flansburg, Selby, Hinds, Brown. Third Row: Ostrom, Klasse, Schramm, Crowley, Morton, Jenkins, Estes, Frazee. BOTTOM ROW: Calkins, Haines, Dulin, Grimes, Dietz, Bemis, Finkbonner, Magnuson, Carter, and Sadler. 58 59 THANK YOU LAKE STEVENS KHVANIS CL UB JINGLE BELL ROCK “IVe May Never Pass This IVay Again” We may never pass this way again was the theme for the Class of 1974’s Senior Ball. It was called the Jingle Bell Rock , and everyone danced from nine until midnight to the music of Jackyl. Wallfavors were wreaths, with each class being represented by a different color. When each lady and her escort entered the ballroom, she was handed her program and they then made their way to the red-and-white clothed tables which had a festive assortment of candles on them. The Senior Christmas tree was placed in the middle of the dance floor with all its handmade decorations adding to the color of the occasion. Nearly all the seniors participated in the Senior Ball, and it will surely bring back many good memories. 63 How do you like my new dress? Ding Hao! Shelley Zomok's dramatic scene in Undertow PLAY ARRAY '73 The Drama Department of Lake Stevens High School incorporates both in-class projects and extra-curri- cular performances. The basics of acting are pre- sented in class with the execution of those basics being given in the form of evening performances for the public. This year the classes performed five one-act plays entitled Play Array '73 . It was, indeed, quite an array. Many dramatic formats were performed in- cluding tragedy, comedy and drama. Participation by all members of the acting classes make the performances especially good. The students took on a multiplicity of jobs including the building of sets, application of make-up, costume construction, prop acquisition and of course, acting. It was the feeling of the casts and the audiences alike that this year's performances were some of L. S. H. S. 's best. Back stage preparations To Bum A Witch on stage How dare you say that, foul Witch! Vocational Education 67 68 STUDENT COUNCIL Top: Mr. Estes, Ed Aronica, Bill Sebring, Dann Drinkwater, Jim Knapp, Cindy Carter, Debbie Williams, Terry Neatherlin, Cheri Carter, Lisa Ulsky, Sue Pouliott, Bottom: Brian Begley, Sherrie Silcox, Tanya Fifield, George Kane, Jim Hagglund, Robin Johnson, Cathy Ronnstad, Teri Owens, Kathy Schroedl SENIOR COUNCIL Front Row: Ally Negaard, Sue Lorenson, Lori Erickson Back Row: Jackie Butzer, Patti Schroedl, Cheri Carter, Susan Dolphin, Tanya Perfect 70 Back row: Lisa Ulsky, Janet Schellenberger, Wendy Peterson, Traci Sowers, Vicky Lewis, Nancy Paulsen. Front row: Sue Morris, Norma Musgravc, Cyndie Martin, Patty Cutler, Gloria Gross, Mrs. Morgan FHA The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization whose purposes include providing opportunities for self-development and preparation for family and community living and for employment, strengthening the function of the family as a basic unit of society, encouraging democracy through co-operative action in the home and the community, becoming aware of the multiple roles of men and women in today's society, and developing interest in home economics, home economics careers and related occupations. This year's Lake Stevens Chapter has been visiting nursing homes, served at the DECA Banquet, put on a dance with FFA, sponsored a contest between the classes to see who could come up with the most food for the Christmas Basket (Sophomores won), had a tricycle race, helped raise money for the March of Dimes, received donated money from the Lions Club to paint the football bleachers, and supported an FHA State Officer, Wendy Peterson. This year's officers were: Sue Morris; President, Vice President; Janet Schellenberger, Secretary; Lisa Ulsky, Treasurer; Traci Sowers, Historian; Wendy Peterson. 71 PEP CLUB Top left to right: Gloria Gross, Patty Cutler, Sue Troy, Ardy Negaard, Darlene Davis, Tammy McIntosh, Sue Pouliot, Laurie Wheeler, Carolyn Schramn, Jill Wilson, Shelley Zomok, Robin Johnson, Linda Burns, Cathy Schroedle, Denise Dietz, Cindy Hagerty, Janet Schelenberger, Para Sullivan, Teri Owens, Debra Colvin, Lori Erickson, Wendy Peterson, Vicki Peterson, Sue Grimes, Jane Jensen, Ally Negaard, Jackie Butzer, Rocky Owens, Wendy Hagglund, Julie Nelson, Diann Fenner, Chris Cooper, Cinder Carter, Cheri Carter, Tanya Perfect, Debbie Carter, Hiedi Eigenbrode, Cherie Pouliot Pep Club is an organization set up to help promote spirit in the school. Some of the group's activities for the year included a candy sale and a penny drive, which was a competition among the classes to see which girl in Pep Club could get the most pennies. This money went to put on an after game dance which was held in January. The officers for the year were Julie Nelson, President; Chris Cooper, Vice President; and Diann Fenner, Secretary. 72 Top: Mr. Mose, Dave Schramm, Dave Grandlund, Dave Frazzec, Dave Ward, Jeff Guinn, Dave Jubie, Jim Crowly, Mark Williams, Jim Hagglund, George Kane, Dann Drinkwatcr, Jim Bexgley, Larry Thomas, Paul Meyer, Earl Goshorn, Les Cooley, 2nd row: Greg Butkc, Ed Coffey, Dale Smith, Steve Cornish, Ron Blacken, Dennis Wainscott, Timm Kelly, Mike Muriekes, Bruce Clark, Steve Metz, Dan Cooper, Lon Bear, Tim McCord, bottom: Curt Estes, Gary Carter, Dave Brown, Paul Kammer, Brian Tate, Mike Weaver, Steve Lund, Jim Duwe, Stan Saddler, Owen Carter, Russ Flansburg, John Bargreen President: Mike Ludington Vice President: Steve Lund Secretary: Jim Duwe T reasurer: Paul Kammer Lettermen The letterman's club stands for high achieve- ment in athletics. Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors who have lettered in one or more sports are eligible for membership. This year the lettermen have raised money through different events including Donkey Bas- ketball, dances and the Everett Ramblers foot- ball game. This year the letterman's club bought a video tape machine for the high school use. 73 GAA Lettergirls 74 GIRLS’CL UB 75 BAND STAGE BAND 76 Front left to right: Julie Nelson, Sue Morris, Debbie McGee, Jan Bemis, Judy Miller, Chris Cooper, Linda Burns, Wendy Peterson, Marlene Boucher, Mrs. Buxton, Nancy Paulson, Lola Bennett, Lisa Anderson, Monica Hansen, Lisa Ulsky, Darcy Fifield FBLA stands for Future Business Leaders of America. It is a national organization which de- velops the qualities of business and civic leadership. This year our projects are centered mainly around earning money to attend the national convention which is to be held in San Francisco. Our projects include selling programs at football and basketball games, selling refreshments at wrestling meets, having a Christmas Boutique, a paper and glass drive, and a dime-a-dip dinner. Also, we sold Valograms on Valentines Day and cherry tarts on Washington's Birthday. Officers this year were: President Sue Morris, Vice President, Julie Nelson, Secretary, Jan Bemis, Treasurer, Debbie McGee. Getting ready for the Boutique? 77 Selling at the Boutique. Back row: Dan Rebo, Ed Aronica, Stan Smith, Steve Saddler, Steve Metz. Front row: Janet Eylander, Lisa Pound, Tammi Nelson, Sue Troy, Janet Schellenberger, Susan Dolphin Top: C. Larson, S. Legg, K. Gamble, C. Cordell, D. Magnuson, S. Wold, B. Tate, T. Bettinger, K. Rose, T. Kelly, J. IXiwe, K. Kruick, B. Wampler, J. Soderblom, 3rd. row: M. Atkinson, D. Burns, R. Urseth, S. Ulsky, D. Wainsoott, J. Potts, C. Chester, A. Reed, T. Smith, A. Stole. L. Bogart, S. Dawson, R. Johnson, S. Lorenson, J. Wilson, T. Nelson. J. Eylander, 2nd. row: H. Battles, S. Dolphin, B. Welborn, K. Schwarzmiller, P. Schroedl, L Jensen, C. Berry, W. Larson, J. Nelson, R. Owens, J. IXiwe, B. Hayes, S. Clark, A. Negaard, J. Butzer, P. Sullivan, Bottom: Mr. Pearson, P. Cutler, R. Betti nger, C. Schramm, C. Carter, D. Petterson, H. Eigenbrode, S. Grimes, C. Smith D. Dohm, P. Oliver, M. Hatch, T. Jelvik, C. Carter, T. Owens CHOIR S WING CH 01R LAKE STEVENS CHAPTFP FFA The Lake Stevens FFA began the year with 47 members. Officers for the 73-74 year are: Jim Knapp: President, Robin Quigley; Vice President, Mike Muriekes; Treasurer, Cathy Melton; Secretary, Jim Glover; Sentinel, and Bill Hall Reporter. Activities included showing livestock at the Evergreen State Fair, in Monroe, Northwest Jr. Livestock Show at Enumclaw and the Puget Sound Jr. Livestock Show at Marysville. Other activities were the Banquet in November which was a salmon pot luck, and Judging at various Livestock Shows. For money making projects we held a candy and apple sale in the Fall and a beauty bark sale in the spring. A horse show was sponsored by the FFA to raise money. We sent a delegate to the State FFA convention and held our annual fishing trip for members who earned their leadership Pin. We also participated in the County and District public speaking and parliamentary procedure contest. Top row: Left to right-Diane Dastous, Carol Dotson, Allan Nelson, Andy Stole, Don Wallin, Dan Eylander, Glenn Grandy-Advisor. Middle row: Janet Eylander, Candle Marion, Debbie Petterson, Linda Burns, Wendy Hagglund, Deena McIntyre, Bottom row: Colleen Kelly, Faye Lougheed. Jean Kurtzenacker, Alexis Stockier, Mioki Cline. Not shown: Steve Edeen, Luann Roberts, Robin Netherland, Vicki Rhodes. DEC A The Distributive Education Clubs of America is an organization dealing with distributive education and re- tail selling. They are the people who run the Viking Cove. This year's DECA class has been more involved than in the previous years. It started out with the Governors Conference in Olympia. President Dan Eylander went as our Governor and Micki Cline, Vice President went as our alternate. They went down and voted on State Officers. Then in November the Western Regional Conference in Montana. Eleven out of the twenty-one people went to the meeting, with Colleen Kelly and Dan Wallin winning awards for their contributions to work- shops. In December they donated a Christmas Basket to a needy family in the area. In February, most of the class went to the Area One Regionals in Lynnwood. In March, the State Conference in Yakima was held. In April, the National DECA Conference was held in Chicago where National Officers were elected. The DECA class’s biggest fund raising even this year was the beef drawing. This money went toward paying for the trip to Montana. Oir officers this year were President- Dan Eylander, Vice President- Micki Cline, Secretary- Vicki Rhodes, Treasurer- Alexis Steckler, Historian- Debbie Petterson, Parliamentarian- Alan Nelsen, Reporter- Deena McIntyre. 80 Advisor- Glen Grandy LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Top row: Jim Crowley, Lonn Webb, John Lewis, 2nd row: Steve Ramey, Bob Wilson, Tim iioefer, Jim Duwe, 3rd row: Mrs. Brown, Cheryl Ream, Carol Chester, Diana Sharp, Bob Buckner. The Library Assistants take care of all the routine duties which pertain to keeping the library organized and of use to the general student body. During this year, there have been a few money-raising projects, such as a pumpkin sale and a pumpkin-carving contest. Both were held right before Halloween. The Library Assistants also had a Book Fair which was held in the library on December 4th and 5th. It enabled students and townspeople to purchase paperback books. The proceeds from these activities are for the general upgrading of library resources and services. 81 Left to right: Mr. Tutlis, Linda Swezey, Wendy Hagglund, Lisa Ulsky, Susan Dolphin, Sue Morris, Jackie Butzer, Alexis Steckler, 2nd row: Robin Johnson, Jim Hagglund, Debbie McGee, Wendy Peterson, Janet Schelberger, Lynne Jensen, Char Berry, 3rd row: Debbie Carter, Linda Leffler, Monica Hansen, Diana Sharp, Carl Anderson, Terry Netherlin, Chris Cooper, Patty Schroedl, Steve Metz, 4th row: Cathy Ronnestad, Wendy Larson, Vicki Cobb, Tim Hoefer, Brian Begely, Ed Aronica, Gary Carter. TORCH CL UB The Torch Club is an organization which stresses leadership, scholarship, and ser- vice to others both in and out of the school setting. A primary requisite for member- ship is the maintaining of a 3. 00 grade point average beginning with the ninth grade. Along with the grade point average requirement, the member must demonstrate a desire for service to the school and community, the observance and practice of high standards of character and citizenship, and a significant interest in the furtherance of academic excellence. The Torch Club, among other things, worked to provide a scholarship for a grad- uating senior, worked on school beautification projects, and volunteered help to various community service organizations. Officers this year were: President, Sue Dolphin, Vice President, Lisa Ulsky, Sec- retary-Treasure, Sue Morris. 82 83 Top row: Mr. Leonard, S. Grimes, M. Hughley, K. Bogart, T. Haugen, T. Fifield, C. Berlin, P. Cutler, G. Gross, J. Hagglund, T. Hoefer, B. Sebring, A. Stole, D. Cooper, D. Brown, T. Klett, S. Johnson, D. Rubatino, J. Wickland. 3rd row: T. McIntosh, A. Negaard, D. Davis, C. Hagerty, C. Anderson, D. Sharp, J. Eylander, S. Dawson, S. Lorenson, J. Jensen, T. Perfect, R. Johnson, G. Kane, D. Fenner, J. Atkinson, C. Marion, D. Dastous, M. Cline. 2nd row: C. Ronnstad, T. Nelson, V. Peterson, K. Boyd, H. Eigenbrode, J. Dow, J. Nelson, A. Negaard, J. Butzer, D. Fifield, L. Erickson. W. Hagglund, D. McIntyre, D. Petterson. 1st row: Kathy Salo, Wendy Peterson. Chris Cooper. We were all enthusiastic at the start with so many willing workers... but the enthusiasm subsided considerably when it came to staying after school and really working. Our staff dwindled, but the people who did work did an ex- cellent job in helping the editors. If it hadn’t been for those few people, we wouldn't have had a 1973-1974 Annual. Thanks to: Jim Hagglund, Bill Sebring, Andy Stole, Dan Wallin, Debbie Rubatino, Ardith Negaard, Tammy McIntosh, Darlene Davis, Diana Sharp, Cari Anderson, Jane Jensen, George Kane, Diann Fenner, Cathy Ronnstad, Vicki Peterson, Kris Boyd, Julie Nelson, Ally Negaard, Jackie Butzer, Darcy Fifield, Lori Erickson, Wendy Hagglund, Debbie Petterson, and Steve Ramey, Dave Magnuson, and Tom Klett. ANNUAL S TAFF 1973-74 Editors, Wendy Peterson, Editor-in-chief Chris Cooper, Managing Editor Kathy Salo, Assistant Editor Donald Leonard, Advisor 84 Editors, Chris Cooper, and Wendy Peterson, working on activities layout. Assistant Editor, Kathy Salo choosing pictures for Sports layout what the sports page looks like before it's printed Our dedicated advisor, Mr. Leonard. Activities Editor, Jackie Butzer, working on the Bobbi Holguin, one of the many photographers, cheerleading page. 85 SAE This year the SAE group was quite small, but we had six or seven tutors going to the various grade schools. Not everyone in the club plans to be a teacher, but all are concerned about the education of children. Officers were: President - Kathy Freilinger. Secretary-Treasurer - Sue Dagastino V srtiiu SCTIVITIEl SlA “ONSTAGE” A pen and ink portrait of Alvin Lee, by Linda Swezey. One of eight winners in the First Annual State High School Art Show, sponsored by the Office of the State Super- intendent of Public Instruction in Olympia. As one of the winners, Linda received $50.00 purchase award and her work will go on permanent display in our State Capitol. 88 89 Everyday Life at Lake Stevens High Listening to their leader. Did you hear that note? I told you before not to wear my clothes. Peek-a-boo Shelley Zomok Just look at these clowns! Wow, look at him! A new couple ? They're Gr-e-a-t-t-t! 91 92 Linda Swezey, one of the top 8 winners in the 1st Annual Superintendent of Public Instruction's Art Show. Student Debbie McGee, Girls State Representative. Susan Dolphin, winner of the DAR Award. Arlene Bourcier. All State Band Winner Achievements Wendy Peterson, 2nd Vice President, Region I, of FHA. Joan Atkinson Dan Eylander Deborah Chaffee te 7 Susan Dolphin Jim Hagglund O E Becky Legg s c H O L A R S Patty Schroedl NWAA ALL STARS: Mike Ludington, Ron Blacken, Jim Duwe, Tim McCord, Paul Kammer 96 STATE WRESTLERS: Dave Frazee, Dave Schramm, Jim Crowly, Scott Morton LAKE S TE VE NS AD MINIS TRA TION Mr. D. D. Oates, Superintendent Mr. Robert Gilden, Administrative Assistant M rs. Brooks Secretary Accountant Mrs. Smith Secretary Mrs. Carter Payroll Clerk Mrs. Akam Mrs. Arndt Speech Therapist Nurse LAKE STEVENS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. DISTRICT NO. 8 THE LAKE STEVENS FIRE DEPARTMENT IS A GROUP OF DEVOTED MEN WHO ARE ON DUTY 24 HOURS A DAY. 365 DAYS A YEAR ANSWERING THE NEEDS OF THE YOUNG AND THE OLD ALIKE. THEY ARE TRAINED FIRE FIGHTERS AS WELL AS TRAINED FIRST AIDERS. THEY RESPOND TO FIRES. ACCIDENTS. AND ALL TYPES OF EMERGENCIES EXCEPT PERHAPS ‘CATS UP TREES. THERE IS NO PAY FOR THEM OTHER THAN THE SATIS- FACTION THEY GAIN FROM SERVING OUR COMMUNITY. THE FIREMEN DRILL EACH MONDAY NIGHT SO THAT THEY MIGHT INCREASE THEIR SKILL AND THE EFFICIENCY OF THEIR VOLUNTEER TASKS. THESE MEN HAVE MANY VOCATIONS BUT WHEN THE FIRE BELL RINGS. THEY WORK TOGETHER AS ONLY FIREMEN CAN. THEY ARE ALL PROUD TO BE VOLUNTEERS. ASK THEM. THEY’LL TELL YOU. THEY TRULY ARE ’ ANGELS WITH DIRTY FACES.” P S. I AM DEDICATING THIS PAGE TO THE LAKE STEVENS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT AND I THINK I CAN SPEAK FOR ALL AT LAKE STEVENS HIGH IN THANKING YOU FOR MAKING LAKE STEVENS A BETTER COMMUNITY. SINCERELY KATHY SALO 98 Fhank You Pringle Marchand Studios, Inc. 2512 Colby Ave. 259-0848 2717 Colby Ave. 252-1717 Lynnwood Shopping Center 778-0135 We of the Lake Stevens Annual Staff would like to thank Pringle-Marchands Studio for all they've done for us. If it hadn't been for the studio we wouldn't have had an annual. 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