Lewis and Clark High School - Procedo Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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' Gifs' f Asia, V ,A 4' ,, eu fn , 1 2 ' 1. 'L + t , ' X Q, ' ef Y ' W59, fix: afaewofwl For I dipt into the future far as human eye could see. I saw the vision of the world, and all the wonders that would be. Molds for your future have been set during your years at LCHS. If this book, in some way, will help you to recall the many events and challenges in this 1963-64 school year and the way in which those events have molded your future, the purpose of this yearbook will have been fulfilled. THE PROCEDO STAFF Dedication To Mrs. Francis Jenkins, a dear friend and teacher, who has given us friendship and help Whenever we have needed it. To a Librarian who has been understanding and helpful when we have needed information for reports, and who has been patient in waiting for the return of the books we borrowed. We would like to show our appreciation and admiration for the many things you have done for us that were above and beyond the call of duty, by dedicating this, our 1964 Procedo,to you. You will forever have a special place in our memories. . ,W , , MM V umm I O ' Now that you are graduated from high school, all eyes are turned in your direction. Will you further prepare yourself for one of the many vocations that are offered to you through further training, or has your formal education ended? To you who plan to further your education, may I say to you that you are living in one of the most opportune times since the dawn of civiliz- ation. Everyone in his respective field is begging for those who have properly prepared themselves. You can be just what you want to be, but it will take a lot of hard work. To you who have completed your formal education, we, your teachers, hope that you have better pre- pared yourselves to meet the needs through our efforts. We hope the tools, as limited as they be, do not rust but will ever have a luster from a constant use at your command. Principal - Donald Tarver Wfeceage The value of this book is not really appre- ciated until some years later when it becomes a treasure. Likewise, the value of your ed- ucation is only going to be realized at some future date. Realized in the sense of satis- faction or lack of satisfaction, depending on your attitudes and applications now. It is our sincere hope that both are treasures twenty years from now. Superintendent - Claude O. Case W WUtktwlwunmsnlnuwnHW' LX , XX XXX - XXX :' X sg Q M . Q X XQX XHXX XXA H W if si XX X52 F .A X-GgfwX-,fXXXXXs- . 5VPJQl?iE fXXXXXXgav? ia X, M v:fXvXfT2:s fmw' sm XX X ,X Hffwiifk K -XXXXXXXXX XXWXXXQ1 X wa s 5?WZ3W ef' XX , g ig, S22 X XXXXM1X2'QXfwfX2F 'X ,XXXXX XXXXXXX, ,X,.XXX1,,,XX wiv XXXXXXXXX X X X5- XXSX X XX X 1' QV , XXXXXW XXX,f1MX-3XXXsi'1 - x X X LXVXU Si ,ff Li m 15K.iX,. 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PETERSON Athletics-English SCHOOL BOARD We wish to express our appreciaiion and thanks to this group who have so gen- erously given their time and efforts to the school's welfare. Margaret Logan, School Nurse pl T.A' OFFICERS Leo Ruzicka, George Giberson, chairmang Mrs. Nelle Eagle, 1 clerkg Harry Lyda, Ray Killian, George Rasmussen. JANITORS The La Center PTA is an active and enthusiastic group that is constantly working toward a better school for the community. We are grateful for their thought and concern. N. Jellum A. Weber CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Jim Charley Mrs. M. Dunn, Mrs. E. Freerks, Mrs. E. Relyea. Head Bus Driver and Meeheme R X enior 0 icera President Leland Ruzicka Vice President Terry Ayers Secretary Margaret Pitzer Treasurer Jeannie Wilson Sgt. at arms Dennis McDow Representative Keith Soehl I I I STEVEN HELGERSON DARLENE SHAFFER RICHARD L. ABRAHAMSON FFA 1-2-3-45 Lettermen's Club 2-3-45 Football 1-2-3- 45 Basketball 1-25 Track 1-3-45 Choir 3-45 Class Sgt. at Arms 15 April Hol- iday 35 Boy of the Month 3. JEANETTE BAKKER Transfer from Artesia, Calif.5 Girls' League 4 Choir 45 Procedo 4. TERRY DALE AYERS Transfer from Battle Ground FFA 3 Judging Team 3 Lettermen's Club 3-45 Football 4 Basketball 3 Base ball 35 Student Council 3-45 Honor Society 3 4 Honor Society President 3-45 Senior Class Vice President 4 CHE RYL ANN BUTLER Transfer from Days Creek, Oregong Girls' League 3-45 Pep Club 3. KENNETH BERGSTROM FFA 1 2 3 4, Parlxamentary Team 1 3, Judging Team 1-2-3-45 Lettermen's Club 45 Football 1-45 Choir 3-45 FFA Treasurer 35 Lettermen's Club Sgt. at Arms 4. PAUL E. Barns, JR. Transfer from Ridgefieldg Choir 45 Procedo 3-45 Wild- cat Wires 3-4. KATHLEEN ANN FRA ZIER Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-35 Band 15 Choir 3-45 Mixed Ensemble 45 CRMA Honor Choir 35 Pro- cedo 2-3-45 Wildcat Wires 2-3-45 Drill Team 35 Vice President of Drill Team 35 April Holiday 15 Girl of the Month 4. MARILYN RAE MAJORS Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Cheerleader 3-45 Student Council 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Mixed En- semble 35 Girls' Ensemble 35 Stage Band 3-45 Pep Band 1-25 CRMA Honor Band 2-35 Honor Society 3-45 Procedo 45 Wildcat Wires 1-2-3-45 School Play 1-25 Girls' Stage 35 Drama Club 1-25 April Holiday 1-2-35 ASB Secretary 25 ASB Assistant Treasurer 35 ASB Treasurer 45 Pep Club Sgt. at Arms 15 Class Secretary 35 Band Secretary 2-45 Girl of the Month 2-3. .i 5 ia gi JANIE ANN GRANT Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Choir 1-3-45 Mixed Ensemble 35 Girls' Ensemble 35 Service Club 35 CRMA Honor Choir 35 Procedo 1-2-35 Wildcat Wires 45 School Play 15 A- pril Holiday 1-2-3. PHILIP JENKINS FFA 1-25 Parliamentary Team 25 Judging Team 1-25 Lettermen's Club 1-2-3-45 Basketball 15 Track.35 Student Council 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Mixed Ensemble 35 Stage Band 1-2-3-45 Pep Band 1-2-45 CRMA Honor Band 1-2-35 Service Club 3-45 Procedo 3-45 Wildcat Wires 3-45 ASB Sgt. at Arms 45 Band President 45 Lettermen's President 45 April Holiday 1-2-35 Band Council 35 FFA Dixie Band 2-35 Dixie Band 2-35 Sax Quartet 2-35 Athletic Manager 1-2. CLAUDIA JOYCE HOLLEY Girls' League 1 2 3 4, Pep Club 1 2 3 4, Student Council 35 Girls' Ensemble 35 Procedo 3-45 Wild- cat Wires l-2-3-45 School Play 1-25 Dra.ma Club 2-35 Girls' League Photographer 45 Pep Club Sgt. at Arms 45 April Holiday 1-2-35 Point Chairman 3. J OANNE MARIE JOHNSON Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Wildcat Wires 4. NORMA JEAN MCCUBBINS Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Student Coun- cil 3-45 Choir 15 Girls' En- semble 35 Honor Society 3-45 DENNIS EUGENE MCDOW Future Nurses 25 Procedo 2-3-45 Wildcat Wires 1-2-3- 45 School Play 1-25 Forensics 15 Columbian Reporter 45 Procedo Editor 45 Honor So- Transfer from Battle Ground5 FFA 2-3-45 Lettermen's Club 2-3-45 Football 3-45 Track 35 Choir 3-45 Mixed city Secretary 3-45 April Holiday 1-2-3 . Ensemble 45 Boy of the Month 35 Class Sergeant at g Arms 45 April Holiday 3. s LARRY DENNIS PUTNAM Transfer from Battle Groundg Lettermen's Club 45 Football 45 Choir 45 Mixed Ensemble 45 Procedo 4 Wildcat Wires 45 Choir President 4. LELAND EUGENE RUZICKA FFA 1-2-3-45 Parliamentary Team 1-2 -3-45 Judging Team 1-2-3-45 Lettermen's Club 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-35 Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 3-45 Track 1-25 Student Council 1-2-3-45 Choir 35 Mixed Ensemble 35 Honor Society 3 4 Procedo 1-2-3-45 Wildcat Wires 1 2 3 4 School Play 15 Boys' State 35 Forensics 15 Class President 1 2-45 Class Sgt. at Arms 35 ASB Sgt at Arms 3 FFA Reporter 35 FFA President 45 Honor Society Treasurer 3-45 April Holiday 1-2-3. STELLA BELLE PERRY Transfer from Ridgefield5 Girls' League 3-45 Pep Club 3. MAR GARE T PIT ZER Transfer from Battle Ground5 Girls' League 2-3-45 Pep Club 2-3-45 Cheerleader 35 Student Council 2- 3-45 Choir 2-3-45 Mixed Ensemble 35 Girls' Ensem- ble 35 CRMA Honor Choir 2-3-45 Procedo 2-3-45 School Play 25 Homecoming Court 25 April Holiday 2-35 Procedo Editor 35 Pep Club Vice President 45 Class Vice President 25 Class Secretary 45 Girls' League Vice President 45 Girl of the Month 2-35 FFA Chapter Sweetheart. STEVEN DALE HELGERSON Transfer from Twin Falls, Idaho5 FFA 25 Parliamen- tary Team 25 Lettermen's Club 2-3-45 Vigilante Com- mittee 35 Football 25 Basketball 2-35 Baseball 2-35 Student Council 2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 Stage Band 2-3-45 Pep Band 3-45 CRMA Honor Band 2-35 Honor Society 3-45 Wildcat Wires 3-45 School Play 25 Lettermen's Club President 35 Sophomore Class President 25 ASB 2nd Vice President 35 ASB 1st Vice President 45 Band Vice President 3-45 FFA Assistant Secretary-Treasurer 25 Band Council 3-45 FFA Dixieland Band 2-3-45 Dixie- land Band 2-3-45 Jazz Sextet 4. N DARLENE MARIE SHA FFER Girls' League 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1-3-45 Student Council 35 Honor Society 3-45 Wildcat Wires 3-45 Drill Team 35 Honor Society Vice President 3-4. GEORGE ALAN STRAUSS FFA 2-35 Parliamentary Team 25 Lettermen's Club 2-3-45 Football 2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 'Track 2-35 Student Council 2-3-45 Choir 45 Mixed Ensemble 3-45 W Service Club 35 Wildcat Wires 3-45 School Play 25 Drama Club 25 ASB President 45 Letterrnen's Club Vice President 35 Class President 35 Boys' Ensem- ble 35 April Holiday 35 Boy of the Month 2-4. JOHN DON SMITH FFA 1-2-45 Basketball 45 Baseball 25 Choir 4. KEITH E. SOEHL Lettermen's Club 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-35 Student Council 3-45 Choir 2-3-45 Mixed Ensemble 35 CRMA Honor Choir 35 Ser- vice Club 35 Class Sgt. at Arms 35 Lettermen's Club Vice President 45 Boy of the Month 45 April Holiday 2-3. CARL SMITH FFA 3-45 Lettermen's Club 1-2-3-45 Football 1-35 Basketball 1-35 Choir 3-45 Class Sgt. at Arms 25 April Holiday 3 E ? 1. 55 s KERRY B. WOOSTER FFA 1-2'3'4Q Parliamentary Team 23 Lettermen's Club 2-3-4Q Pep Club 13 Football 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2-3- 4g Baseball 13 Track 1-23 Band 1-2-3-43 Choir 1-43 Mixed Ensemble 3-43 Stage Band 1-2-3-43 Pep Band 1- 2-32 CRMA Honor Band 2-32 CRMA Honor Choir 13 Service Club 43 Procedo 43 Wildcat Wires 3-43 Letter- men's Club Treasurer 43 Class Vice President lg FFA Assistant Secretary-Treasurer 33 Boys' Ensem- ble 3g April Holiday 1-2-32 Dixieland Band 2-33 FFA Dixieland Band 2-3 . CONNIE JANE THROOP Girls' League 1-2-3-43 Pep Club 1-23 Band 1-2-4g Stage Band 1-2-3-43 Pep Band 1- 2-43 CRMA Honor Band 23 Procedo 3g Wildcat Wires 3-42 School Play 23 Sax Quartet 1-23 April Holiday 1-23 Band Council 4. DAVID ALEXANDER WILEN FFA 1-2-3-43 Choir 3-4. JEANNIE LOUISE WILSON Girls' League 1-2-3-43 Pep Club 1-2-3-43 Cheerleader 43 Student Council 4g Choir 1-3Q Mixed Ensemble 33 Girls' Ensemble 33 Service Club 33 Procedo 3-42 Wild- cat Wires l'2'3'4Q School Play 1-2: Forensics lg Home- coming Court 4g Girls' League Vice President 33 Girls' League President 43 Class Secretary 13 Class Treasurer 2-3-43 FFA Sweetheart Princess 13 Girl of the Month 4g April Holiday 1-2-3. w a, V f M ertt S. ' M, iZiZ. R3f ,fi ' S f . i it jf N ' I I vw , ,ff MOST ATTRACTIVE 'S - S fikk K ff5'5e5'fL:f',M '-'. Q- fi.. - C X - Margaret P1tzer I - A, I 'V ,j ? M - 35 George Strauss 2 - MOST ATHLE'I'IC Marilyn Majors Keith Soehl , lewre MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Darlene Shaffer Steve Helgerson BEST PERSONALITY Larry Putnam Jeanette Bakker 4096 BEST ALL AROUND Jeanie Wilson Philip Jenkins I if a 0-W MOST ACTIVE Norma Mc Cubbins Leland Ruzicka in f...- F .... Q YE. fu Q.. A eine .S'0aaya'! ,JDE ' v ' B, -, ,gb Q3-' 1 A iv M ' 'f ' nw -A Steve Keith Cheryl Margaret J annie and Jeannie Marilyn Connie Claudia Norma Janie Darlene Joanne George Phil R F xx if . A -7? unior Cfadd W We A ' na ami +49 Us .nuislai unior Cfma Ofhcem President Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer Sgt. at Arms Palmer Avery Donald Anderson Judy Richards Edna Doolittle Pete Rasmussen Don Anderson Ron Anderson Mike Andrews Wes Andrews Sharon Austin Palmer Avery Glen Bruce Toni Backman x 'Q'- Xkh O? wh. Paul Clark Sandra Dixon Mildred Distafuno Edna Doolittle fi' 'Y Carolyn Dunn Maudie Dunn Mary Eversaul Myrna Ham Gayle Harrison Diane Hector Tom Iverson Judy Johnston ,A-nQ1. Q Steve Johnston Carol Kennard Sharon Kermard Janice Lund John Kruse Evelyn Marshall Steve Mosier Sue Mc Dowell Gayla Penner Judy Richards Renee Reber Pete Rasmussen -. Barry Stenlund Jerry Sheldon Donald Weiss Steve Wheeler Kathy Spencer QS70l9L0l'YL0l'2 Cfdfkf ma im '92 ff? 5 , SOPLOMOPC Cfazizi ! LCel'5 President Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer Sgt. at Arms Robert Speelman Larry Pitzer Janice Hooser Janice Freerks Jerry Harkleroad l fi Kendall Ayers Tom Backman Winnie Bakker - Sandra Belcher Tom Boyce Chareen Button Waiter Gragg Steve Cramer 'wt Bill Dailey Kathy Dillard David Dolozals Larry Dorris Ronald Dorris Marlis Dunn Charlene East Rita Fetters ,WIN ' afif v J. .W Martha Fitzgerald Walter Gragg Janice Freerks Bob Granger Luanna Ham Charlene Hall Pamela Harrison Jerry Harkleroad Janice Hooser Richard Johnson Carolyn Killian Ron Lane Ellie Lane Peggy Marshall Joseph McCoy Connie Menotti Donald O'Connor Larry Pitzer Susan Putnam Mike Puranen gl? I C Sue Rasmussen Elizabeth Shero Bob Speelman Robert Spencer 'H Mary Ann Suomi Wayne Taylor Bill Thornton Shirley Waser Sandra Wells Joyce Kallenback Yvonne Carlson ferf In-all G55 154 President Vice Pres . - Secretary Treasurer - Sgt. at Arms - men Cfadd OMC0 5 Dick Iverson John Strauss Patricia Frazier Shirley Hagerdorn Roxanne Wollam Dick Anderson Sandra Attebery Tawm Backrnan Helen Bean Steve Baker Nancy Case Laura Chipnnan A1 Christensen l Sue Clark Kathy Colby Robert Colf Jim Doolittle Patricia Frazier Bobby Friend Shirley Hagedorn Eileen Spellman 2 Edie Hector Sam Helgerson Gary Holcomb Dick Iverson Diane Thompson Fred Patmon Charlotte Rajala Bonnie Rawlings Janice Reber Micheal Schwartz Mickey Starkey Diane Northrop N Kay Reich Samantha Reisbick Irene Ruckel Linda Seley Joe Sheadel Richard Shero Sherry Stevens John Strauss Peggy Stuart ,,,Q Nancy Van Hoose Roxann Wollam Susie Spencer Dan Hall Jim Sheldon Mike Lally J onell Kitchen W A+ ':xY 'x EY S a 3 5 ff -5 N 'MW X 'ffflyllnqw XNxwxmX11l1 y X J QPGJQ FRONT ROW: Yvonne Shaffer, Denise McCar1ey, Wilma Kennard Susan Wilen Edward Heidegger Lee Ann Anderson, Cheryl Ayers, Janet Avery, Jack Wells, Dean Gragb Jay Mosier SECOND ROW: Kenneth Hagerdorn, Terry Ham, Janet Richards, Martha Tully Teresa Bakker Doris Harkleroad, Patricia Rasmussen, Carol Patmon, Merle Canfield Mike Dillard THIRD ROW David Cramer, Richard Syring, Douglas Larson, Lloyd Dunn, Betty Sheldon Linda Penner Mike Eversaul, James Case, Thomas Kannow, John Belcher. FOURTH ROW Patrick Thompson Charles Heidegger, Ronald Hooser, James Crouch, James Belcher John Fllla Wayne Anderson Robert East. NOT SHOWN: James Butler. Don Donaldson Mike Eversaul President David Cramer Sgt. at arms Ronnie Hooser Treasurer Patti Rasmussen Secretary Jack Wells Vice President eU2ntL Qu FIRST ROW: Donald Taylor, Rex Christensen, Bonnie Starkey, Larry Nelson, Gregg Robinson, Nancy Colf, Bill Marshall, Mike O'Connor, Dean Button. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bean, Carolyn Christensen, Cheri Rau, Gardis Avery, Fay Reber, Mary Ann Hall, Connie Patmon, Mary Crouch, Bruce Friend. THIRD ROW: Peggy Reich, June Anderson, Charlotte Kurth, Carrie Kennedy, Alfred Filla, Kenneth Noakes, Leslie Larson, Dean Eversaul. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Belcher, Cindy MoCarley, Melvin Peterson, Gary Tryon, Bill Shero, Mike Fehr, James Dunn, Robert Lane, Den Frazier. NOT SHOWN: Leo Ruzicka, David Ransier. Ben Frazier President Bonnie Starcey Vice Pres. Gardis Avery Secretary Fay Reber Treasurer Dean Button Sgt. at arms , Mr. Wayne Harry SCHOOL E LE CTION Blue Party White Party X I MM! l'600L FIRST ROW: Jeannie Wilson, Leland Ruzicka, Norma McCubbins, Myrna Ham, Margaret Pitzer, Larry Putnam SECOND ROW: Rene Reber, Diane Hector, Dennis McDow, Kathy Spencer, Connie Menottl, Kathy Frazier. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Majors, Philip Jenkins, Jeannette Bakker, Tom Iverson, Kathy Dillard, Kerry Wooster. Frances J enkins, advisor. Norma McCubbins, editor . 6 SITTING: Tom Iverson, Marilyn Majors, Connie Mennoti, George Strauss, Steve Helgerson, Philip Jenkins, Judy Richards. FIRST ROW: Sue McDowell, Jeanie Wilson, Gayle Harrison, Terry Ayers, Bob Speilman, Pam Harrison, Mary Eversaul, Sue Rasmussen. SECOND ROW: Kathy Dillard, Norma McCubbins, Larry Putnam, Sam Helgerson, Dick Iverson. THIRD ROW: Leland Ruzicka, Barry Stenlund, Palmer Avery. ASB PRESIDENT - George Strauss. EXECUTIVE BOARD Philip Jenkins, Marilyn Majors, Steve Helgerson, Judy Richards George Strauss, Connie Mennoti, Tom Iverson. 37 ir A , eague I believe As a high school girl I should be joyous, courageous, courteous, truthful, considerate, just, loyal, sincere in friendship, too noble to speak ill of others, willing to forgive and forget, prompt, gracious in obedience, ready to do all possible service, quick to appreciate what is done for me, and true to the best that is within me THAT I MAY BECOME A FINE AND WORTHY WOMAN. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Point Chairman Photographer Sgt. at arms Jeanie Wilson Margaret Pitzer Gayle Harrison Ellie Lane Sue McDowell Claudia Holley Janice Reber Advisor, Mrs . Christiansen K ' 1' 7,1 ,Q Publication of La Center WILDCAT WIRES gives all students with journalistic interest an opportunity to write current school news and editorials of interest to our students. Through exchanges we receive up-to-the-minute news from other schools. While we have no class in journalism per se--students volunteer for activity assignments and use their initiative to bring in news which represents their organizations. Some of the skills attained in reporting are curiosity, awareness, promptness, accuracy, attention to detail, use of good English, typing skill, and co operation with others. This year our staff numbers 45 acting in the capa- city of reporters, artists, and production crew. Mrs. Reed is the advisor for WILDCAT WIRES l . W Mrs. Reed, advisor. Sue McDowell, editor. ??, FIRST ROW: Joe Sheadel, Robert Colf, Steve Wheeler, James Doolittle, Steve Cramer, Dick Iverson, Glen Bruce, David Wilen, Kendall Ayers, Chapter Sweetheart, Ellie Lane. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kurnpula Robert Granger, Jerry Sheldon, Palmer Avery, John Kruse, Pete Rasmussen, Ron Anderson, Richard Johnson, Steve Baker, Dick Anderson, Walter Gragg, Leland Ruzicka. THIRD ROW: David Dozel, David Bean, Jim Sheldon, Alber Christiansen, Joe McCoy, Larry Pitzer, Ron Lane, Kerry Wooster. FOURTH ROW: Dan Hall, Don Smith, Richard Abrahamson, Ken Bergstrom, Carl Smith, Dan Carlson, Bill Thornton, Bob Heikes, Larry Ham, Dennis McDow. POULTRY JUDGING TEAM- Steve Cramer, Bill Thornton, Joe McCoy. PARLIAMENTARY TEAM- Mr. Kumpula, ad.g Palmer Avery, Dick Iverson, Robert Colf, Joe McCoy, Pete Rasmussen, Leland Ruzicka. OFFICERS- Walter Gragg, Mr. Kumpula, Larry Pitzer, Glen Bruce, Pete Rasmussen Leland Ruzicka, Chapter Sweetheart, Ellie Lane, Ron Anderson. CATTLE JUDGING TEAM- Walter Gragg, Leland Ruzicka, Ken Bergstrom, Pete Rasmussen, Kendall Ayers, Mr. Kumpula, Ad. gmac! The stage band has been an active, en- thusiastic group. They entered the South- west Washington Stage Band Contest and three of the group were chosen to play in the Honor Stage Band. They journeyed to Bremerton to play in State Stage Band competition and were will received. This is our concert band which has participated in many of the school af- fairs. They received a superior rat- ing in the competition with Southwest Washington Music Festival. Several of the members were chosen to be members of the Honor Band. They have presented a Fall Concert, performed in the variety show, April Holiday, and at games. Both Concert Band and Stage Band are under the direction of Mr. Gary Cleasby. DANCE BAND FIRST ROW: Philip Jenkins, Judy Johnson, Kathy Dillard, Connie Throop, Gayle Harrison, Sam Helgerson. SECOND ROW: Bob Spielman, Robin Spencer, Mike Lalley, Barry Stenlund. THIRD ROW: Renee Reber, Fred Patmon, Robert Colf, Steve Helgerson, Gary Holcomb, Mickey Starkey. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Majors, Kerry Wooster. FIRST ROW: Renee Reber, Maudie Dunn, Gayla Penner, Don Anderson, Carolyn Dunn, Millie Distefano, Kathy Frazier, John Strauss. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Killian, Carol Kennard, Susan Putnam, Larry Putnam, David Wilen, Jerry Harkleroad, Kathy Spencer. THIRD ROW: Sharon Austin, Sandra Belcher, Dianne Hector, Margaret Pitzer, Steve Mosier, Judy Richards, Sharon Kennard, George Strauss. FOURTH ROW: Don Smith, Dennis McDow, Kenneth Bergstrom, Jeanette Bakker, Kerry Wooster, Kelly Stone, Torn Iverson. FRONT ROW: Judy Johnson, Gayla Penner, Judy Richards, Elizabeth Shero, Sharon Austin, Kathy Spencer, Gayle Harrison, Edna Doolittle, Renee Reber, Kathy Frazier. BACK ROW: Mr. Cleasby Don Anderson, Larry Putnam, Tom Iverson, Dennis McDow, Kerry Wooster, George Strauss, Jerry Harkelroad. V jutufe M1525 FIRST ROW: Janice Hooser, Sandra Wells, LeeAnna Ham, Janice Lund, Janice Freerks, Charlene East, Toni Backman, Elizabeth Shero, Sandra Dixon. SECOND ROW: Kathy Dillard, Mary Ann Suomi, Nancy Van Hoose, Nancy Case, Patricia Frazier, Susie Spencer, Chareen Button, Laura Chipman, Shirley Hagedorn. THIRD ROW: Mary Eversaul, Charlene Hall, Palmer Avery, Gayla Penner, Martha Fitzgerald, Sue Rasmussen, Steve Wheeler, Connie Menotti, Edna Doolittle. FOURTH ROW: Roxann Wollam, Tom Backman, Paul Clark, Susan Putnam, Ellie Lane, Carolyn Killian, Tawni Backman, Carolyn Dunn. onor .gociefy OFFICERS: Secretary, Norma McCubbins: President, Terry Ayers: Vice president, Darlene Shaffer: Treasurer, Leland Ruzicka FIRST ROW: Larry Putnam, Tom Iverson, Steve Helgerson, Judy Johnson, Marilyn Majors, Edna Doolittle, Mr. Sinclair, Gale Harrison, Mr. Padden, Sue McDowell, Janice Lund. olzeffermeru FIRST ROW: George Strauss, Carl Smith, Richard Abrahamson, Palmer Avery, Robin Spencer, Ron Eversaul, Steve Helgerson, Kerry Wooster. SECOND ROW: Dennis McDow, Tom Iverson, Kendal Ayers, Larry Pitzer, Pete Rasmussen, Jerry Harkleroad, Bob Spellman. THIRD ROW: Don Weiss, Dick Iverson, Paul Clark, Glen Bruce, Terry Ayers, Ron Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Jim Sheldon, Leland Ruzicka, Phil Jenkins, Larry Putnam, Barry Stenlund. ff The Lettermen's Club is a service or- ganization of the schoo1's athletes work for the betterment of the school. Various projects for improvement have been undertaken and completed. Advisor, Mr. Christiansen Pez FIRST ROW: Marlis Dunn, Pam Harrison, Elizabeth Shero, Nancy Case, Shirley Hagedorn, Toni Backman, Janice Lund, Janice Hooser, Mary Eversaul. SECOND ROW: Laura Chipman, Chareen Buttons, Shirley Wasser, Gayla Penner, Kay Riech, Charlene East, Mary Sumoui, Renee Reber, Janice Feereks. THIRD ROW: Sandra Belcher, Linda Seeley, Peggy Stuart, Connie Mennoti, Martha Fitzgerald, Edna Doolittle, Kathy Dillard, Nancy VanHoose, Tawni Backma.n. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Wells, Leeanna Ham, Sue McDowell, Yvonne Carlson, Edie Hector, Diane Northrop, Charlene Hall, Charlotte Rajala, Carolyn Killian, Sammy Reisbeck. Advisor, Mrs. Peterson. President, Mary Eversaul. Veneta, Ze!! 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J EANNIE WILSON l'0lYl rinceddea MARILYN MAJ ORS JEANNE TTE BAKKER r Qaeda ' Seadoza Steve Helgers on Valedi ctorian Darlene Schaffer Salutatorian Margaret Pitz er Leland Ruz1cka Vocalist Class president Philip Jenkins Marilyn Majors 4 Clarinetist Honor speaker Qfzadacufca Emma EVERY DAY Swimming Hole. Utopia More than meets the eye W! WZ15 E X XVI' FIRST ROW: Kendall Ayers, Terry Ayers, Paul Clark, Robin Spencer, John Strauss, Bill Daley, Dick Iverson. SECOND ROW: Tom Backman, Don Weiss, Glen Bruce, Ron Eversaul, Jim Sheldon, Bob Colf Wayne Taylor. THIRD ROW: Larry Pitzer, Kerry Wooster, Leland Ruzicka, Larry Putnam, Keith Soehl, Jerry Harkleroad. FOURTH ROW: Tom Iverson, Ken Bergstrom, George Strauss, Dennis McDow, Richard Abrahamson, Barry Stenlund. TEAM CAPTAINS George Strauss Dick Abrahamson -w .,,A ,,?,, i , ,Eg . ,, , ,, ,, +4 la 2 fr Q .K ' y f SENIORS Dennis McDow, Dick Abrahamson, Kerry Wooster, Larry Putnam, Ken Bergstrom, Terry Ayers, Keith Soehl, Leland Ruzicka, George Strauss INJURED IN BATTLE Paul Clark, Larry Putnam, Kerry Wooster, Kendall Ayers. Terry Ayers, Glenn Bruce, Bill Daley, Paul Clark, Ron Eversaul, Jim Sheldon, Jerry Harkleroad, Robert Colf, Dick Iverson, Kendall Ayers, John Strauss. Zcwkezffafl VARSITY TEAM Bill Thornton, Palmer Avery, Glen Bruce, Robert Spencer, Kendall Ayers, George Strauss, Keith Soehl, Kerry Wooster, Barry Stenland, Larry Putnam, Tom Iverson. I rg A Asst. Wayne Harry . JUNIOR VARSITY Mickey Starkey, Dick Iverson, John Strauss, Kendall Ayers, Robert Colf. Mike Lalley, Bob Speelman, Mike Puranen, Larry Pitzer, Jim Sheldon, Bill Thornton. X Tom ilu, Coach ,fmzgq H -fixing Zimtaf FRONT ROW: A1 Smith, Jerry Harkleroad, Robert Spencer, Keith Soehl, Steve Helgerson, Pete Rasmussen. 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' ::5fif?l:2!fii f 5, lg A, ' ' Barry Stunland Robert Spencer and Jerry Harkleroad Fir st-base Second-string Battery Steve Helgerson and Keith Soehl First-string Battery FRONT ROW: Larry Putnam-pole vault, hurdles, shotg Dick Iverson-sprinter, Steve Mosier-220, 440, 8803 Kendall Ayers- half-mile. SECOND ROW: George Strauss-100, 220, broad jumpg John Strauss-mileg Walter Gragg-mile, 2 mileg Bob Speelman-half mile, mileg Robert Colf-mile. THIRD ROW: Larry Pitzer-broad jump, 4403 Richard Abrahamson, shot- putg Kenneth Bergstrom-shot, relay, Leland Ruzicka- hurdle, discg Joe McCoy-mile, Palmer Avery fnot picturedj 2 mileg Coach, Al Pitzer. George Strauss was the headliner of the La Center's track team this year, as he proved to be the best sprinter ever in the Trico League with a 9. 9 time in the 100-yd. dash. 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