Lewis and Clark High School - Tiger Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1966 volume:

• 5 k 4t ■ V A5 5 i 9 3 Cr A I 1 has taken another step forward in his search ' is-c_ -z e —Sh f for knowledge, completing this year with true pger spirit. £rC r £-4 { All that has been accomplished tf- jZ 4,toi- C -T- if Each Lewis and Clark student has been recorded in the tracks of Now is the time to look back at all that has been Ufd - £ 4 c - c f ' experienced. Now is the time to follow the J J. (, oPliTe Tl l A The Twenty-fourth Annual LEWIS and CLARK TIGER LEWIS and CLARK HIGH SCHOOL Spokane, Washington Paul Matsushita, Managing Editor Rollin Thomas, Art Donald G. Black, Editorial and Business Advise Walter C. Zollars, Jr., Art Adviser Clarence E. Miller, Photography Adviser The ' Trail of the Tiger is an appropriate theme for this year ' s annual. As we look into the past, we are most impressed with countless events in Lewis and Clcfrk ' s history Which are the milestones that mark the Trail of the Tiger. These milestones range from recognition for high academic accomplishments by Lewis and Clark students, faculty, and the school in general to great athletic achievements by various teams and individuals. But above and beyond these signal honors, we find the Trail of the Tiger clearly marked by the high standards, great spirit, and fine traditions of our school. Although Lewis and Clark has, this year, a much smaller student body and a new administration, the student body has accepted the challenge of maintaining Lewis and Clark ' s excellent image. As your new principal, I wish to compliment you in general, and the Class of 1966 in particular, for meeting, as you have, the changes of this past year. I feel that the Seniors, especially, sensed a need for extraordinary effort on their part to keep alive the Tiger spirit, and they have provided much of the leadership to ac- complish just that. To the Class of 1966 I say — may your spirit always be representative of the true Tiger spirit by supporting that which is best in whatever endeavor you undertake. William E. L. Donner Courtesy Donon Studio Principal William E. L. Donner Mr. William E. L. Donner, Lewis and Clark ' s fourth principal, is an L.C. graduate. He attended Eastern Washington State College and Whitworth and did his graduate work at the University of Washington. Following college Mr. Donner fought with the Fifth Marine Division at Iwo Jima in World War II. During the years 1946 to 1950 he was a mathematics teacher here at L.C, but was called away to the Korean War in 1950. Upon his return in 1952 Mr. Donner again taught mathematics at Lewis and Clark until 1957 when he was appointed vice principal under Mr. A. L. Parker. Last August Mr. Donner was appointed principal following the retirement of Mr. Parker. terminated, I may. perhaps, be excused a look backward. The more than forty years of my identification with the educational community have brought me rich rewards in friendships and in service to the youth of the city. I am deeply grateful to the many wonderful students coming from all economic elements of our society who have not only sustained my faith in the great public school system of America, but who have, for so many years, given me such treasured respect and affection. To all of these and to my many devoted colleagues of long years standing, my deepest thanks for every smile, word, and deed which have contributed to making my stay in Spokane so memorable. Louis S. Livingston History Key Club Katherine Hunt History Head Forum Club V James E. Hordemann History Orlando T. Fletcher History Archery Club Arthur Frey, Jr. History W. B. Graham History John L. Wuhrman History Richard E. Hembree History Toastmasters Peter R. Wertz History Max F. Schoening Virgil F. Wickline History History Gerda Wright Muriel Rossing History History FTA Delbert M. Marshall Business Ed. Head Usherettes Flora Gibbs Business Ed. TI-DECA Hazel Miller Business Ed. Jr. Executives M. Jay Stopher Business Ed. Fred Kramlich Mathematics Head Eugene G. Sivertson Glenn D. Daugherty Mathematics Mathematics Math Club Lillian Charbonneau Business Ed. Classical Club Raleigh A. Baldwin Mathematics Florence Chisholm Mathematics James H. Hamilton History Senate Club f Bernie C. Bunn Industrial Arts Head Leo C. Weed Industrial Arts Architectural Club Elmer R. Rich Industrial Arts Howard C. Allers Industrial Arts Virginia Danke Girls ' Physical Education Head Ti-Girls „ . „ Sonja Roach Physical Education Ti-Girls Assistant Doris Brown Physical Education Girls ' Pep Club Robert K. Miller History George M. Sullivan Physical Education Clarence E. Miller Science Head Peter B. Weitz Alvin D. Byrne Science Science Tri-Sci Robert L. Scott Physical Education John V. Kahle Boys ' Physical Education Head Lettermen ' s Club Stanley E. Faubion Art Fine Arts Walter C. Zollars, Art Jr. Rachel Renn Library Bernice Bruton Library Head Gene G. Arger Science Carl W. Milton Science Bengal Pep Club Warren A. Hall Science C. Oliver Fuller Music Instrumental Home Economics „ „ Homemaking Club s,u(j y HaM CUSTODIANS Row I: John B. Miller, Mel Stewart. Row 2: Pete Graf, Bill Baker, Myrtle Pointer, Walt Hanley, George Bates, Ruth Brown Head Cook Greg Bogus Sergeant-at-Arms HIGHEST HONORS 4.0 grade average for seven semesters Jennifer Biehn Susan Degerstrom Antonia Winston Graduates with 3.7 grade averages and above, in order of class rank. KAY YOUNG JEAN HUNTER MICHAEL KISSIN JAY DELANEY KATHERINE CARMICHAEL MONZA NAFF SALLY SCHAFER THOMAS L0GSD0N JANE MATTHEWS JANICE HIJIYA STANLEY HALPERN WARD WALKER SUSAN SCHAFER TAMARA McWILLIAMS SUSAN FRUECHTE STEPHANIE LAMBERT JUDITH LOGAN WILLIAM WRIGHT KAREN BLEGEN MARY ROSTBERG BRUCE FINNEY NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS 12 SPECIAL HONORS TIGER STAFF Patti Balch Janice Secord Classes Editors I Chuck Shelton Sports Editor 0 Ed Woodell Business Manager Neddy Bayne Activities Editor Dale Dennie Assistant Sports Editor Eileen Foreman Assistant Activities Editor Ken Kinyon Dave Venn Staff Photographers Bill Kelley Photography Editor AFS EXCHANGE STUDENT Helga Witt from Freyung, Germany The most wonderful year of my life is almost over. It is a pity that time goes by so quickly. When I look back now, I realize how many prejudices I had. My thinking has changed in many ways but only in favor of America. I am most impressed with your friendliness and the interest you showed in my country and its problems. We in Europe hear so many things about you, but no newspaper article ever mentioned that the outstanding trait of an American is friendliness. Your friendliness was everywhere— at church, in your community life, in the homes where I have spent wonderful hours, and above all, at L.C. Do you realize how lucky you are to go to such a great school? The first letters I wrote to my family and friends back in Germany dealt mainly with this unbelievably pleasant and friendly atmosphere at school. Here school life is really fun. Now I know what real school spirit is. You have demonstrated it at the football and basketball games, and the pep cons which fascinated me most of all the school activities. The motto of A.F.S. is: Walk together, talk together Oh, ye people of the earth. Then and only then shall ye Have peace on earth. Thank you, each of you great kids and the whole faculty at L.C. for letting me contribute to this aim. iJoCT MR Linda Mart ACKERMAN Ferris Pre Science Club; Choir SC C Diane Maurine ADAMS Grant Math Club Treat.; Usherettes; G.F. Rep.; A S B G.F. Comms ; Vartity Golf; Archery, Paget, Pep Clubs; Mother-Daughter Tea E W S C, Michael Robert ALFSTAO Sacajawea Hello Week Mixer Co-Chrm. ' 65; Key, Ski, Pep Clubs; Jr Con Dance Line; Jr Dance Music Chrm. u of w Kenneth Edward ALLISON Socaia wea Jr., Varsity Debate; Golf, Ski Club Dir.; Debate Club Pres.; B.F. Rep.; Hall Proctor; Journal Rep.; H.R. Offices UPS Sydney Anita ALLISON Franklin People-to-People Ambassador; A.S.B., G.F., Red Cross Reps.; A S. 8. Nominating Committee; Journal Rep. U C.L.A. Timothy Issaac ALSUP Libby Intramural Basketball, B-Squad, Varsity Track EWSC Jeffrey Lynn AIKEN Sacojawea Golf, Ski Clubs U of W m P a 14 Michael Anthony ALWARD Lincoln Heights H.R. Friendliest Frosh, President; Frosh, B-Squad Basketball, Baseball, Football; Varsity Basketball; Red Cross, A. S B., B.F. Reps. Wayne Louis AMUNDSON Grant w s.u. David LeRoy ANDERSON Sacojawea At Sac: Frosh Track sec. Jerry Alexander ANDERSON Grant TI DECA Vice-Pret.; A. S B. Alternate; B-Squad Football; Nat ' l Chiropractic College Suxanne Jane ANDERSON Irving G.F., A.S.B. Reps.; Adelante; H.R. Friendliest; D.D. Dessert; Mother- Daughter Tea; Hello Week Con Comm.; Choir; Jr. Con U of W Stephen Ransome ASPINWALL Sacajawea Forum Club Treas. U. of W Craig Brainard AUSTIN Sacajawea Boys ' State; Senate, Key, Lettermen ' s Clubs; Varsity, B-Squad Football, Basketball; B.F. Rep. U of I Mary Ann AUTREY Lincoln Junior Achievement; Youth for Christ K BO Loren Jay AVERS Lincoln TI-DECA B Squad Tennis Gonzaga U. Leigh Jane BACKENSTOE Socajawea Home Economics Vice- Pres., Pages Book Club; A. S B Rep.; Mother- Daughter Tea, D.D. Dessert Comms.,- F.N. A.; Hello Week Pub. E W S C. w 1 Patricia Kay BALCH Socajawea A.S.B. Hist.; Tiger; Football Princess; Ti- Girls; Footnotes; Quill Scroll; Entre Nous; Book Club; Hello Week Pub. Chrm. W.S.U Gene King BALDWIN Grant B- Squad, Varsity Football, Basketball; Lettermen ' s Club; H.R. Offices; Pep Club; Frosh Baseball C .B.C. Michael Forrest BARD Lincoln Heights Seattle Bible Training School Robert Bruce BARNUM Cordova High School, Sacramento, Calif. Track, Cross-Country; B.F., A.S.B. Reps., Pep Club; Spokane Jr. Ski Club; Hello Week Con M S U Michael James BARRINGTON Gonzaga Prep Architectural Club Vice- Pres.; Frosh, B Squad Track; B Squad Football- Bengal Pep Club, Varsity Wrestling sec Robert Randall BARTH Socajawea Goniaga U Nedro Anne BAYNE Adams Tiger Staff; Hi-Fiv«; Jr. Con Business Manager; Y.A.F. Sec.; Entre Nous; Pages Pres., Treos.; Usherettes; Quill Scroll U. of Montana A fee Gregory BEAMAN Moses Lake High School At Moses Lake: Varsity Club; Track; At L.C.: Varsity Football, Basketball Melvin Charles Jr. BEECK Eisenhower High School, Yakima, Washington sec Bonnie Jean BELL Franklin Tiger Staff; Tennis; A.S.B.. G.F. Reps.; Adelante; Book Club; Jr. Con; Future Home Makers; Mother Daughter Tea; D.D. Dessert U of W David Earl BELL Lincoln Football, Track; Pep Club; B.F. Rep. E W S C Brian William BERG Socajawea Spokane Jr. Ski Club Vice- Pres.; Jr. Con; Hello Week Con; Pep Club; A.S.B., B.F., Red Cross Reps. U. of Colorado BIEHN Socajawea Girls ' State; Jr. Con, Inaugural Boll Gen. Chrm.; Mother-Daughter Tea Chrm.; Dasidrion Treas.; Math Club Vice- Pres.; Tri Sci Club U of W BLACKHURST libby A S B Rep. U.C.IA. Bruce Paul BLEDSOE Sacaiawea Varsity Football, Wrestling; Sr. Class Treas.; Letfermen ' s Club Sgt. ot-Arms; Jr Con Dance Line; H.R. Pres.; A. S B Rep U of I Karen Elaine BLEGEN Socajawea Nat ' l Merit Runner Up. H.R. Friendliest; Classical Club Sec, Hist.; Math Club 5th Exec, A. S B., Sr. Reps.; Jr. Con w s u. Gregory Paul BOGUS Franklin Baseball, Football; Arch. Club Pres., V.P.; Sr. Class 5th Exec.; Pep, Lettermen ' s Club; Tolo Day Comm.; H.R. Offices; B.F. Con W.S.U. James Edward BOLTON Franklin Adelante; March of Dimes Worker; Hall Proctor E W S C. Elmo Jay BOND Maryland High School, Phoenix, Arizona Sr. Class 5th Exec.; B.F. Rep.; A.S.B. Nomination Comm.; Jr. Class Rep.; Key Club; Varsity Basketball; Letterman X Jr. Con U. of W Caryl Melody BOOTH Ferris Usherette ; F.T.A.; D.D. Dessert Comm. E W SC Charles Raymon BOOTHE Socajawea Architectural Club; Jr. Con SCC Alan Ray BORGENS Irving B-Squad Track; Jr. Con; Architectural Club see Margaret Ann BORHAUER Libby Ti-Girl; F.T.A.; Jr. Con Walk-on; G.F. Rep.; D.D. Dessert; Mother-Daughter Tea; Hontemaker of the Year W.S.U. Charlotte Marie BOWERS Grant Junior Achievement Sec.; Camera Club; D.D. Dessert ' 63 sec Floyd Raymond BRADY Gonzaga Prep sec Karen Mar BRANDON Socajawea Ski Club Pres.; Tri-Sci, B.F., A. S B. Reps.; Pep Club; Jr. Con Dance Line W S U BRANSON Granite Hills High School El Cojon, Calif. Red Cross Rep.; Big Sister; Jr. Exec.; Mother Daughter Tea S C C BKEEN Lincoln Heights Varsity Football, Baseball; Lettermen ' s, Pep Clubs; Heod Proctor; A. S B., B.F., Jr., Soph. Reps; Jr. Con; Tolo Day; H.R. Pres. W S U Barry John BRIGGS Grant Jr. Class Vice-Pre .; Key, Senate, Lettermen ' s Clubs; Entre Nous Pres.; Varsity Basketball, Baseball; Friendliest Senior Boy; B.F. Pres. E W 5 C Peter Andrew 1 1 BRIGGS Socajawea B Squad. Varsity Footboll, Ski Club Sgt.-ot-Arms; H.R. Offices, B.F. Rep., Pep Club; Jr. Con Dance Line W S U Douglas Lee BROCKWAY Socajawea Baseball Mgr.; Bengal Pep Club; Jr. Toastmasters; A.S.B., B.F. Reps.; Journal Staff; Lettermen ' s Club; Christmas Tree Comm. U of Montana Elizabeth Eileen BROGAN St. Augustine ' s H.R. Sec; TI-DECA Hist. C W S C. Mary Lynn BROOKS Socajawea Fine Arts Club; Jr. Con; Red Cross Rep. ; Friendliest H.R. Girl, D O. Dessert; Cotton Day, Surprise Cons W S U Pamela Farrar BROOKS Socajawea Jr. Con Scenery Comm.; D D Dessert Wenotchee J. C. David Ross BROWN Gonzaga Prep Pep Club; B- Squad Footboll, Baseball E W S C Donald Hamblen BROWN Franklin Football; Track; Pep Club; Lettermen ' s Club W 5 U Pomela Ruth BROWN Whittier G.F. Sgt.-ot-Arms; A.S.B. Rep., Home-Ec. Club Pres.; Triple Trio; Ti-Girl Pres., Sgt.-ot-Arms wsu Lisa BRUBAKER Sacajowea Book Club Pres.; G.F., Hello Week, Jr. Cons; Surprise Con Programs; Mother-Daughter Tea Comm.; Jr., G.F., A.S.B. Reps. WSU. Timothy Edward BRUYA Gonzaga Prep Toastmasters, Football- Ski Club; A.S.B., B.F. Reps.; Pep Club; Jr. Con. At Gonzaga: School Paper W S U BUEHLER Medical Lake High School Journal Ad Manoger Al Medical Lake: Newspaper Staff; Track; Basketball; Annual Club U of W Vicki Lorraine BUNN Sacaiawea Ti-Girls; Choir, Book Club; G.F. Rep.; Jr. Con; G.F., A.S.B. Comms.; Mother-Daughter Tea; D.D Dessert w s u Stephen William BURKWIST Saced Heart Frosh Track; Red Cross R.p. U of I Joanne Elaine BUSH Franklin F.N A. Pres., Vice-Pres.; Ti-Girlt; Footnotes; Hi-Five Head; Jr. Con U of W Rolf Henry BUTLER Grant Architectural Club E W S C. George Clarence CAIN Lincoln Heights Boys ' State; Varsity Baseball. Basketball; B-Football; Key, Toast- masters, Lertermen ' s Clubs; Jr. Class Sth Exec.; Band Pres.; A.S.B. Treas. w s u. Kotherine CARMICHAEL Sacaiawea Dasidrian Corres. Sec.; Ti-Girl; Poges, Book Clubs; A S B Rep.; Jr. Con; D.D. Dessert Comm.; Choir U of W Virginia Maridel CARTER Franklin Fine Arts Treas.; Christmas Mixer Pub.; r Con Pub.; D.D. Dessert S C C 3 John Phillip CARVER Fianklin Tri-Sci Pres.; Forum; Orpheui Treat.; Letter- men ' s Club; A.S.B., B.F. Reps.; Jr., B.F. Cons; Varsity Football, Track Manager U of W Patricio Cathleen CARNEY Lake Oswego High School, Oregon Usherettes Pres.; Hi-Five; D.D. Dessert Costumes Chrm.; Surprise Con Publicity Chrm., A.S.B. Rep ; Jr. Con; G.F. Pres. U. of Oregon Julie Mat CARSTENS Sacaiawea G.F. Rep.; F.N. A. Sec , Hello Week Day Chrm.; Ti-Girlt; Jr. Con; Young Life; Big Sister; G.F. Chrm w Ml. Linda Mary CASE Socajoweo G.F. Rep.; Horizon Treas.; D.D. Dessert, Mother- Daughter Tea; Jr. Con Commi , Big Sister w s u. Linda Lucille CARTER Whiftier Pages, Book Clubs; Journal Rep.; Inaugural Ball Pub.; Friendliest H.R. Girl, Jr. Con, Christmas Mixer; Red Cross Rep. EWSC Gloria Faith CATE Bowdish Jr. High At Bowdish: F.H.A. At L.C.: Jr. Con Make-up Comm.; Girls ' Glee Club Esther ' s Beauty School Linda Suzanne CENIS Sacajawea Usherett«$, Cotton Day, Jr. Cons; A.S.B. Rep.; Hello Week Entertainment E W S C Tommy Lou CHAMBERLAIN Butte High School Cashier; Jr. Exec. Linnea Marie CHANDLER Solk At Solk: G.F. Pres. At L.C.: D D. Dessert Comm.; G.F. Rep.; Thespians Judith Lynne CHASTAIN Sacojawea Dosidf ian, Jr. Symphony.- Orchestra; B.Y.F. Vice-Pres.; Rainbow; Surprise Con Entertainment E.W.S.C. James Lee CHRISTENSEN Libby Jr. Band; Jr. Con; Hello Week Con; Welcome, Hello Week Mixers E.W.S.C. Terry Victor CICERO Cheney High School At Cheney: F.F.A.; Basketball; Wrestling sec Janet Diane CLAESON Franklin Inaugural Ball; G.F. Rep.; Hello Week; Red Cross Rep.; Jr. Achievement; Jr. Con; Basketball Bounce; D D. Dessert W S U Patricia Lea CLARE Coeur d ' Alene Jr. High School At Couer d ' Alene: Pep Club; Sub. Vikette; Talent Con. At L.C.: Jr. Con Katharine Mary CLARK Sacajawea G.F. Treas.; Entre Nous, Ti-Girl; Jr. Con; A.S.B. Rep.; Pages Club; Big Sister; Inaugural Ball Chrm.; Spirit Comm. E.W.S.C. Susan Lynn CLEMENTS Sacajawea Ti-Girl; Mother-Dau ghter Tea; Surprise Con Entertainment; Sr. Rep.; Jr. Con; Big Sister; Choir W S U ii J 26 Evo Juanita COAN Grant Girls ' Glee; Christmas Mixer Decor.; Jr. Con Make-up Comm.; Jr. Dance Backdrop Comm.; Big Sister; Y-Teens; YWCA E W S C Sharon Dayle CODE Sacajawea Homemaking Club Pres., Vice-Pres., Hist.; Adelante, A.S.B., G.F. Reps.; Jr. Con; Hello Week Con; A.S.B., G.F. Comms. W.S.U. Linda Louise COGGER Kellogg High School CCD.; Intromurols sec George Grady COLBY Socaiawea Choir Vice-Pres.; Orpheus Sgt.-at-Arms; H.R. Pres.; B-Squad, Varsity Football; Jr. Con,- Tiger Tones College Of Idaho Jill Darlene CONNELLY Socoiawea Jr. Con Make-up Chrm.; G.F., A.S.B. Rep. ; Hello Week Con, TI-DECA U of W CONNER Kubasaki High School, Guam G.F. Alternate B Y U Claudia Jean CONNER Socojowea Horizon Pres., Vice-Pres., Sec.; Jr. Con Walk-On, Costumes Comm.; Jr. Dance Decor. Comm. U of W. , 1 k Richard Mason Robert Eugene COOK COOL BAUGH Sacajawea Washington Band; B.F. Dtp ; Ski Club Pub. Chrm.; H.R. Pres. Gortiaga U A.S.B. Rep.; B Squad Baseball; Jr. Con; Gymnastics; Boys ' Glee Radio Club I.W.S.C. Robert Harry COON St. George ' s Sr. Class Pres.; Senate, Forum Club Pres.; Entre Nous, Choir Vice-Pres.; Varsity Football, Baseball; Lettermen ' s Club; H. R. Offices Whitman William Lesley Jr COPLEY Mascoutah High School, Illinois Vorsity Baseball; B- Squad Football, Basketball- Fine Arts Pres.; Senate Club; Jr. Con; B.F. Con E W S C Joyce Lorain COURTNEY Ferris KBU Patricio June COURTNEY Ferris KBU Gerald Wayne COUSINS Irving Jr. High School, Pocotello, Ida. S C C 15 ■till Michael Hayes CRAIG Grant B F , Jr., Surprise Cons; Hello Week, B.F. Mixers E W S C. Norma Jean CRAIG Grant Usherettes; Adelante; Jr. Con Pub.; Jr. Donee, Cotton Day; Christmas Mixer; Intromurols sec Barbara Ruth CRAMER Sacajawea F.N.A.; Pep Club sec James Mason CROMER Sacajawea Architectural Club W S U Truth Jeanine CULBERTSON Socajoweo TI-DECA; Courtesy Girl, F N. A., Girls ' Glee Club; Jr. Con Chorus, Progroms; Big Sister; Mother-Daughter Tea Ssrving E.W S.C Mary Ann CULLER Sacajawea Ti-Girls; F.N. A. Sgt.-ot- Arms; Adelante; Jr. Con Comm. U of W. Michael Thomas DAHMEN Lincoln Heights B. F., A. S B. Reps.; Pep Club; H. R. Offices; Jr. Con; Froth Football WS.U. Anita Irene DAVIS Franklin TI-DECA Parliamentarian, Adelante Sgt.-at-Arms; Jr., Surprise Cons Comms.; G.F. Rep.; D.D. Dessert; Mother-Daughter Tea UCLA Charles Girard DAVIS Bellingham E W S C Donald Glover DAVIS Irving Hall Proctor; Frosh Football; Jr. Con Programs E.W. S.C P«99V Sue DAVIS Ferris Dasidrian, Choir Sec; Gymnastics Team, Tiger Tones; Starlighters; Orpheus; Thespians, G.F. Rep.; Jr., G.F., Hello Week Cons U of Alberta Barbara Grace DEAN Sacaiawea Ti-Girls; Footnotes; F.N. A. Sec., Sgt.-at-Arms, Hist.; G.F. Rep.; Mother- Daughter Tea Decor. U ofW. Susan Delynn DEGERSTROM Sacajawea Nat ' l. Merit Semif inalist; J.S H S .Delegate; Usherettes, Classical Club Sec.; Jr. Con Costume Chrm.; Math Club; G. F. Comms. Cornell Joseph Henry, III DELANEY Sacajawea Varsity Golf; Pep, Classical, Lettermen ' s Clubs; B.F., Red Cross, Jr. Reps.; Band; Orchestra; Jr. Con; Science Foundation Summer Program Stanford Dale Ramsay DENNIE Sacajawea B.F. Pres.; Varsity Wrestling; Senate, Key, Lettermen ' s, Toastmasters, Pep, Ski Clubs; Jr. Dance Prince; Jr. Con; Soph., Jr. Reps. U. of Hawaii Richard Lee DENO Franklin Sr. Band; Ski, Fine Arts Clubs WS.U Bonnie Jeqn DERHAK Irving TI-DECA Treos.; Jr. Con Specialty, D.D. Dessert; Mother-Daughter Tea; H. R. Officer E W S.C Isabelle Gail DIETER St. George ' s Ti-Girl; G.F. Rep. ; H.R. Offices; D.D. Dessert; Jr. Con Make-up Comm. WS.U. DOTY Wathington Architectural Club Gary Robert DOUGHTY Sacajawea Jr. Toast masters; Pep Club; 6- Squad Wrestling; B.F. Rep-; H.R. Officer; H.R. Friendliest; Senate Cl ub Vice-Pres. ws.u. Joseph Henry DOW Loyola High School, Missoula, Mont. Shirley Dawn DR AGOO Motel Luke High School At Motes Lake: Drama Qub Trta« ; Ski Club 5ec.; Jr. Prom Dec. Chrm At L.C.: Book Club Sk. San Jot Stole A M Sharon Lynn DROST Central Volley Cynthia Kay DUNLAP Socaiawea Book Club, Usherettes; Red Cross, Journal Reps., Jr. Con; Horizon Club cw.se. James Michael DUNN Libby U of W Edward Eugene DUTTON Libby High School, Mont. David Ernest IAIN Spokane Lutheran A.S.B. Pres.; Nat ' l. Merit Runner-up; Math Club Vice-Pre .; Senote Parliamentarian; Key, Pep, Toostmasters Clubs; Jr. Con; Track U of W James Warren ELMER Sacajawea Key Club Pres.; Senate, Pep, Lettermen ' s Clubs; Varsity, B- Squad Baseball; Jr. Con. At Sac: B.F. Pres. W S U - • At 0 1 krUM a ! .... Deborah Kay EMERY Sacojawea Ti-Girls; Orchestra; Footnotes; G.F. Rep.; Mother- Daughter Tea; Jr., Surprise Cons; Big Sister WS.U Pamela Fay ENGARD Sacajawea Mother- Daughter Tea, D O. Dessert Chrm.; A.S.B Rep.; National Book Award; Jr., May Week Cons; Pep Club Treat.; Hi-Five U of W Sandra Rae ERONSON Irving D.D. Dessert Pub.; Mother-Daughter Tea Food, Serving, Clean-up Comms.; Big Sister Mr Lee ' s School of Beauty Larry Francis ERTZ North Pines FARIS Harlem High School, Mont. At Harlem: All-State Chorus; Semitones; F.H.A.; G.A.A.; Chorus Sec.; Tri-M; Pep Club U. of M FIECHTNER Irving Boys ' Glee Club; B.F. Rep W S U Donald Bruce FINNEY Franklin Math Club Vice-Pres., A. S B., Jr. Reps.; Jr. Con; Pep Club U of W Donna Jean FISHER Western High School, Las Vegas, Nev. TI-DECA Deaconess School of Nursing Timothy John FITZPATRICK Williston High School Varsity Wrestling; B. F. Rep. W.S.U. Gail Patricia FLEHARTY Nathan Hale High School, Seattle, Wash. At Nathan Hole: Halecrest Club. At l.C: Ski, Pep Clubs U of W Robyn Gay FOllETT Ferris Hello Week Gen. Chrm.; Jr. Dance Ticket Chrm.; Red Cross Leadership Delegate; Ski, Book Clubs Treas.; Usherettes; A. S B Rep. W.S.U. Mary Eileen FOREMAN Madrone Jr. High School, Sunnyvale, Calif. Sr. Closs Treas., Rep.; Tiger Staff; Papyrus Sec.; Jr. Con Speaking Part; Ti Girls; Pages; Jr. Dance Decor. U of W Pamela Joy FRANKE Whittier Ti-Gifls; Jr. Exec. Vice- Pres.; G.F. Rep.; Pages; G.F. Comms.; Jr. Con PL U Patricia Jo FRANKE Whittier Ti- Girls; Jr. Con; Jr. Exec. Pres.; Pages; Big- little Sister Con P L U 4 7 Susan Margaret FRUECHTE Sacajoweo G.F. Con Chrm., Rep., Treas.; Jr. Con Music Chrm.; F T. A.; Book Club; Bond; Big Sitter Award, Girl Scout Sec. P.l.U. James William GALLOWAY Gonzaga Prep Frosh Track, Football; B Squad Basketball, Wrestling; Varsity Tennis; H. R. Offices w s u Bonnie Jean GAMON Adams Ti-Girls Sgt.-ot-Arms; Cotton Day Con Gen. Chrm.; G.F., A. S B. Reps., Comms.; Jr. Con Art WSU Fred Reno GARDNER Lincoln Frosh Football sec GATES Socajowea Jr. Toastmasters Pre ., Sec; Wrestling; Ski, Pep Clubs; Soph. Rep. Whitman Raymond Perle GERAGHTY Sacajaweo F.T.A.; B.F. Rep.; Golf; Locker Comm.; Pep Club W S U Marc to Lee GIBBON Sacajaweo Red Cross Leadership Delegate,- Adelante, Ski Club; Jr., Hello Week Cons, Jr. Dance Music Chrm.; Big Sister; Horizon; Proctor w.s.u. Locker Comm.; Jr. Con Decor Comm. Judith Florence GILL Sacajaweo Ti-Girls; Adelante, Book, Pages Clubs; Jr. Con; Hello Week Pub.; Mother-Daughter Tea Programs; Jr. Dance Backdrop; Big Sister U of Oregon Mary Ann GILPIN Sacajaweo Dasidrion; Usherettes; Sr., All-State Bond; Varsity Golf; Jr. Con Music; Book Club Treas.; Jr. Symphony; Orpheus; Entre Nous U. of W Suianne GOODRICH Sacajaweo Big-Little Sister Props, Scenery Chrm.; G.F. Con Scenery Chrm.; Jr. Con Comm.; Art Club sec Laurel Ellen GREENE Sacajaweo G.F. Hist., Ti-Girls; Jr. Con Costumes; D D Dessert Programs, Entertainment; G.F. Con; Quill Scroll wsu Richard Dean GRINSTAD Grant Entre Noui; Moth Club; Gymnastics; H.R. Offices; Jr. Con; H.R. Friendliest; Holt Proctor P.l.U Sydney Ann GUNNING Sacajaweo TI-DECA; Hello Week Con; H.R. Treas.; Chorus E W S C John Wayne GUTHRIE Sacajaweo Varsity, B-Squod Football; Jr. Con Donceline; B.F. Rep.; Ski Club; H.R. Offices U of W Robert Treat Jr. GREENE Sacojawea A. S B. Vice-Pres.; Varsity Basketball, Golf; Lettermen ' s Club; Hello Week Gen. Chrm.; Drum major; Honor Bond; Jr. Con; May Week Pub. WSU. Lydio Anne GREENER Grant Ti-Girls; F.N. A. Vice-Pres., Hist.,Treos., Adelante; Jr. Con Walk-on.- Red Cross, A.S.B., G.F. Reps.; G.F. Comms. U of W Jane Freda HAHN Sacajaweo Usherettes; Thespians; D.D. Dessert, Mother Daughter Tea Chrm.; Jr. Con; G.F., A. S B. Chrm.; Hall Proctor U of W Stanley David HALPERN Sacajaweo Nai ' l. Merit Commended Student; Vanity, Jr. Debate; Forum Club; Hall Proctor; Jr. Con Pub.; B.F. Rep. U of W HAMBERT South River High School, New Jersey A. S B. Rep E W S C Thomas Reinhordt HANSEN Sacojawea Ski Club; Jr. Con; A. S B. Rep.; Y.A.F.; H.R. Office , Pre ., Sec, Senior Servers, Church Yakima J.C. Donna Jean HANSON Rogers Susan Adrienne HANSON Eisenhower High School, Yakima, Wash. Varsity Tennis; Pages, Book Club Vice-Pre .; G.F. Rep.; Usherettes Sec, C.Y.F. Sec; Jr. Con; Pep Club Pre . w s u Jeanette Ann HARRAS Socajaweo Choir Accompani t, Usherettes; Dosidrian; Sr. Band; Book Club U of W Martha Ann HARSH St. George ' s Jr. Achievement Sec; Hello Week Con; Y.A.F E W S.C Darlene Elizabeth HART Grant Jr. Exec.; Church Group Pre .; Big Sitter; Mother-Daughter Tea; Library Assistant K B U Judy Lee HART Franklin Spokane Inland Emptre Science Fair Lecture Comm. Chrm.; Ti-Girls; A. S B., G.F. Reps.; Jr. Con; H.R. Office Gonzaga U Carol Jean HATHAWAY Ferris Jr. Exec; Cafe. Cashier; Youth Group Pre , Big Sister James Remington HAWLEY Sacajaweo Y.A.F.; Proctor; B.F., A. S B. Reps.; Jr. Con, H.R. Offices w s.u. LaVonne Mary HEHMAN Riverside F.H.A.; F.T.A.; F.N. A.; 4-H; Choir; Pep Club; Sick Room Attendant sec. 32 William Arthur HEIM St. Ann ' s Choir Pres.; Tiger-Tones; Boys ' Glee; A. S B. Rep.; Chess, Archery Pre ., Sgt.-at-Arrm; All-City, State Choir Whitworth Sharon Kay HEINZ Central Valley Girls ' Glee; Choir; Hello Week Con K B U HEINZERLING Campbell, Calif. f w s e Judy L«o HELPHREY Gran F. T.A.; Usherettes; Jr. Con Choreographer; G. F., A.S.B. Commi.; Hi-Five; G.F. Rep.; Big Sister; Church Youth Group U of I David William HEPBURN Irving Vanity Wrestling; H.R. Offices SCC Patricia Kathleen HERRMANN Franklin Tl DECA; Washington DECA Governor W S U Leonard Robert HESTER Ferrii Jr. Exec.; M.Y.F. Offices W S O. Patricia Ann HEWETT Sacaiawea Adelante Pres., Vice- Pres.; Horizon Pres.; Ti-Girl Trees.; Home- making Club; Jr. Dance Place Chrm.; G.F. Con, Rep. U of W Janice Kay HIJIYA Irving Ti-Girl, A.S.B. hist.; Fine Arts Pres., Hist., Jr. Con Programs Chrm.; G.F. Rep.; H.R. Pres.; H. R. Friendliest E W S C. Patricia Ann HILDENBRANDT Sacaiawea Nat ' l. Thespians, Book Club; Starlighter; Jr. Con; D.D. Dessert; Big Sister; Choir E W S C. Roy Richard KILLER North Central Popyrus Pres., Vice- Pres.; Journal Staff EW.S.C. 0 f ■§ Are i ( £ Byron Melvin HOFFMAN St. Ann ' s A.S.B., B.F. Rep.; Varsity, B Squad Wrestling see Judith Ann HOLE Irving Red Cross,- Jr. Con EW.S.C. Molly Lynn HOLMOUIST Sacaiawea Usherettes; F.T.A.; Horizon,- Pages; A.S.B. Rep.; Cotton DoytCon; Jr. Con Walk-on, Script Comm. E W.S.C Marcio lynne HONDA Lincoln G.F. Vice-Pres.; F.T.A Pres.; Tiger Salesman Jr. Class Sec.; Hi-Five Friendliest Soph. Girl Red Cross; Ti-Girl E. W.S.C. Laurel Annette HOTfiUM Irving Usherettes; Adelonte Treas.; Locker Comm. E W S C Joyce Anne HOVANES Holy Names Academy At H.N. A.: Debate Club; At L.C.: Forum Club; D.D. Dessert; Jr. Con WSU HOWSER Mary Mount Military Academy Varsity, B- Squad Wrestling; Jr. Con Gonzago Nancy Jean HUCKABA Sacajawea G.F. Sec.; Head Cheerleader; Friendliest Jr. Girl; Ti-Girls; F.T.A. Sec.; Girls ' State Finalist; Choir; Jr. Con; Football Princess U of W Catherine May HUEY Grant Red Cross Rep.; F.N. A.; G. F. Comms.; Big Sister; Jr. Con IX C Betty Jean HUNTER Socajowea Math Club Pres.; Forum Club Sec; Das Rheingold Club Treas.; G.F., A.S.B., Sr. Reps.; H.R. Pres.; Ti-Girls Pomona Mark James HUSSEIN Lincoln Heights A.S.B., B.F. Reps.; Varsity Football, Baseball; Lettermen ' s Club; B.F. Con, Gen- Co-Chrm. Christmas Mixer Oregon State Kathleen Michele JANTZ Ferris Homemaking Club WSU Penelope JARVIS Sacajawea Ti-Girls; Courtesy Girl, Nat ' l. Merit Runner-up; Jr. Con Pub.; Music, Christmas Mixer; Inaugural Ball Picture Chrm. WSU. Arthur Charles JOHNSON Franklin B.F. Rep.; Jr. Con Walk-on WSU. Elizabeth Diane JOHNSON Sacajawea Jr. Con; D.D. Dessert; Mother-Daughter Tea; Big Sister; Christmas Mixer use Gary Edward JOHNSON St. Ann ' s TI-DECA S.C.C. Michael King JOHNSON Moscow High School Nancy Darlene JOHNSON Glasgow High School, Montana Usherettes £ W S C. Potricia Ann JOHNSON Irving sec Randolph Ralph JOHNSON Socajowea Letiermen ' s Club Sec., Pep Club; Varsity, B Squad Wrestling; B.F. Treat.; Sr. Clots Vice-Pres.; B.F., A.S.B. Reps. E W S C. Ronald Eorl JOHNSON Vol ley ford Typing Achievement Award S C C tfttliam Harrison JOHNSON Ferris Angela Gayle JOHNSTONE Socaiawea Adelante Treas , Jr. Con Walk-on, Props; Jr. Dance, Christmas Mixer Decor.; Big Sister; Horizon; Masquerade Ball Music w s u. Christine Ruthanne JONES Lincoln Heights G.F. Pres.; Jr. Class Treas.; Jr. Dance Princess; Jr. Con Witch; Papyrus; Pages Pres., Treas.; Journal; Twinlow Leadership Conference P L U Kenneth George JONES Orchard Jr. High School, Wenotchee, Wash. Choir; Boys ' Glee; All-City Choir; Jr. Con; Christmas Con E W S C. Russell Kenneth JONES Socaiawea Sr. Band; Jr. Con, Hello Week Con; A.S.B, B.F. Reps.; Pep Club Whitman John Anthony JORGENSEN St. Ann ' s Beth Ines KALINOSKI Franklin G.F. Rep.; Choir; Girls ' Glee 0fy O Carolyn Rose KARG Washington Jr. Con; Mother- Daughter Tea Comm. sec Kenneth Earl KARG Washington Jr. Toastmasten EWSC Michael Martin KARIIN Madrid High School see Maria KASPERSKYJ Lincoln Ti-Girl Treas., Con; Entre Nous Sgt.-at-Arms; Footnotes; Jr. Con; Pages; G.F. Rep.; G.F., A.S.B. Comms. w s.u Nancy Le« Kilt Socojawea Ti-Girl Pres.; Ti-Girl, r. Con Choreographer; Varsity Tennis; Dasidrion Initiate Chrm.; Friendliest Senior Girl w.s.u. Patricia Jean KEITH Holy Names Academy sec KELLEHER Holy Names Academy At H.N. A.: Glee, Pep, Ski Clubs; Volleyball; Librarian. At L.C.: Jr. Con; Red Cross Rep , D D Dessert; Big Sister W.S.U. ' km Daniel Bruce KELLEY Glover Sr. Band; Sr. Class Nominating Comm. w.s.u. William Charlton KEILEY Sacajawea Tiger Staff Photo Editor; Journal Staff; A. A. A. Rep.; Jr. Con Script Comm.; A.S.B. Rep.; Papyrus Vice-Pres. E W S C Howard Elmer KELLOGG Pullman High School Jr. Con; B.F. Rep.; H.R. Offices; B-Squad Basketball; Gymnastics, Varsity Track, Cross- country; AM-City Choir w s u Linda Marie KENT Sacajawea Usherettes; Homemoking Club; G.F. Rep.; Jr. Con Comms.; Mother- Daughter Tea; Big Sister EWS.C Michael John KEPL Gonzaga Prep At Gonzaga: Pep, Glee Clubs; Sodality; H.R. Vice-Pres.; Frosh Football, Baseball; Librarian. At L.C.: Hello Week Dance Line E W S C Daniel Joseph KERR Gonzaga Prep TI-DECA Pres.; A.S.B. Rep. sec Roger Brian KEVIS Irving sec. Daniel Francis KING Gonzaga Prep B-Squad, Varsity Track, Football; Intramural Basketball; B.F., Red Cross, A.S.B. Reps.; Pep Club Seattle U. William Virgil KING Sacajawea At Sac: B.F. Pres.; Frosh Football, Track. At L.C.: Fine Arts, Forum Club; Hello Week, Jr. Cons; Jr. Rep. U. of Chicago Kenneth Merle KINYON Sacajawea Jr. Exec. Club; Orpheus; Tiger Staff Photographer; Quill and Scroll W S.U. Michael Fabian KISSIN Sacajawea Math Club Pres.; Lettermen ' s Club; Golf; Band; Orchestra; May Week, B.F. Cons Christopher Michael KOPCZYNSKI Whitlier LetTermen ' s Club; Froth Track; B- Squad Baseball, Wrestling; Varsity Wrestling; Jr., Hello Week Cons; A.S.B., B.F. Reps. Whitman Craig Jerome KOMI Socoiawea Sr. Class Pres.; Senate, lettermen. Ski Clubs; Toastmosters; B Squad, Varsity Football, Wrestling; B.F. Rep. U of w Marq Alexis KOSLOWSKY Lincoln Heights B.F. Rep-; Lettermen ' s Club; Vorsity Basebo!!, Basketball U C L A, e L Norman William KRUGER libby SCC Gerald Tetsuo KUWADA Grant Jr. Class Vice-Pres.; Toaslmasters; Key Club Pres.; Senate, Pep Clubs, Varsity Football, Wrestling; A.S.B., B.F. Reps.; Jr. Con U cut. Henry Al L AC K MA N Salk Architectural Club B Y U. Stephanie Ann LAMBERT Holy Names Acod m At H.N. A.: A.S.B. Frosh Councilor; Nat ' l. Honor Society; Debate; H.R. Pres., Sec. At LCi Dasidrian; Jr. Con; Ski Club U of W Larry Hayes LANDER Socoiawea Jr. Class Pres.; Senate Club Pres.; Key Club Treas.; Leadership Conference Delegate. Friendliest H.R. Boy; B.F. Rep U. of W. Martha Allen LAWSON Franklin Usherettes Hist.; Jr. Con.; Big-Little Sister Programs; Club ' 66 Set-Up, Band; Mother- Daughter Tea; Pages, Book Clubs E W S C James Harold LEE Socoiawea Architectural Club EWSC Linda Lee LENKE Grant Ti-Girls; Choir; All-City Choir; Starlighters EWSC Harris Edward LESTER Anaconda High School, Montana At Anaconda: Frosh Football Georgia Tech Laurel Kirsten LINDOUIST Grant Classical Club Hist.; Usherettes; Journal Staff; G.F. Rep.; U. of W. Journalism Conference Delegate SCC Leigh Earl LINGUIST Sacajawea EWSC David Henry LITZENBERGER Franklin Golf; Bond; Jr. Con; Friendliest H.R. Boy; B.F. Rep. U of W. Connie Lucille LOCKERT Libby Band sec Judith Kay LOGAN Socojoweo Journal Associate Editor; Quill and Scroll; Ti- Girls; G.F. Talent Con Script Chrm.; Jr. Donee Ticket Chrm.; Papyrus Hist.; F.T.A. U of I Thomas William LOGSDON Sacajaweo Nat ' l. Science Foundation Delegate; Math Club; Classical Club Trees.; Tri-Sci Vice-Pres. w s u James Edgar LONG Sacajowea Jr. Con Chorus Director; Band; Orchestra; Greoter Spokane Music Festival Honor Band; Entre Nous Goniaga U Patricia Ellen LONG Whittier Usherettes; Jr. Exec, G.F., Journal, Red Cross Reps.; Jr. Con; Mother- Daughter Tea; D.D. Dessert; Big Sister; Pep Club U. of Hawaii William Robert LUND Lincoln Heights Jr. Class Pres.; Varsity Basketball, Baseball; Senate, Forum, Key, Lettermen ' s Clubs; A.S.B., B.F. Reps; Boys ' State Alternate Gonzaga U. Walter William LUTZ St. George ' s U of W Richard Grindelt IYNCH Sacajaweo Greater Spokane Honor Band; Jr. Con Music; Spokane Greeter International E W S C. Gloria Jean MACE Irving A.S.B., G.F. Comm.; G.F. Rep.; Big Sister, Pages; Jr. Con; Courtesy Girl; Christmas Mixer; Surprise Con; Mother- Daughter Tea W S U it Jon Marcus MACKENZIE Grant B Squad, Varsity Wrestling; Frosh, B Squad Baseball; Lettermen ' s Club E W SC Richard Allen MAGNEY Sacajaweo Journal Staff; B.F. Rep.; Jr. Press Club; Jr. Con U of Montana David Norman MAGUIRE St. Augustine ' s Jr. Toostmasfer; Jr. Con; Stage Crew; Architectural Club; Journal Rep.; Jr. Band E W S C. Susan Anne MALAND Sacajaweo Usherettes Treas .,- Jr. Con; Club ' 66 Backdrop Chrm.; Courtesy Girl; Friendliest H.R. Girl; G.F., A. S B., Jr. Reps.; Ski Club U of W Elizabeth Rots MANZ Little Falls, Minnesota Bond; Choir; Glee Club; Y.F.C. IX c MARKER Lincoln Heights Varsity Track, Cross- country; Lettermen ' s Club; Jr. Con Dance Line; Hall Proctor; B.F. Rep.; B.F. Con Dance of Oregon Marilyn MARSHALL Sacajaweo Ti-Girls; F.T.A.; Young Life; Horizon; Courtesy Girl; Jr. Con Walk-on, Pub.; Pages; A S B. Rep., A.S.B., G.F. Comms. WSU. Charles Buckley MASON Ferris A. S B. Rep.; Frosh Football, H. R. Offices WSU. Paul Tokiji MATSUSHITA Hawthorne, Ritzville, Washington Tiger Editor, A.S.B. Vice-Pres.; F.T.A. Treas., Hist.; Friendliest Jr. Boy, Entre Nous Pres.; Quill □nd Scroll; Tiger Salesman U of W. Roy Minoru MATSUSHITA Hawthorne, Ritzville, Washington Frosh Track; Stage Manager Jane Crosby MATTHEWS Sacajawea Usherettes; Homemaking Club Treas.; Club ' 66 Tickets, Reservations; Jr. Dance Decor.; ' 65 Inaugural Ball Chaperones; Friendliest H.R. Girl U. of W Maureen Ann McCANN Holy Names Academy Tiger; Cheerleader Sec, G.F., Jr. Cons; Tiger Salesman; Adelante; Quill Scroll; Red Cross Leadership Delegate; Big Sister WSU. Richard Kent MATTHIESEN West High School, Phoenix, Arizona Army Nancy Jean Sarah Payne MAXFIELD MAXWELL Whittier Sacajawea S.C.C. Ti-Girls; A.S.B. Rep.; Jr. Con Decor., Pub.; Christmas Mixer Decor , Hello Week Decor.; Pages, Big-Little Sister Programs Sacred Heart School of Nursing Ruth Ellen Mcdonald Sacajawea Girl Scouts; Jr. Exec. sec Bonnie Jeon MclNTOSH Sacajawea Ti-Girls; Football Queen, A.S.B., Red Cross, G.F. Reps.; Hello Week Pub.; Big-Little Sister Party Refreshments; Jr. Con Lilac Princess e.w.sc Patrick George McKENNA Sacajawea E W S C. Thomat James Mclaughlin Sacojawea Intramural Basketball W.S.U. Robin Laurel Mcpherson Glover G.F. Rep.; Big Sister; Locker Comm. E.W.SC. McRAE Irving Varsity Football, All- City; Varsity Basketball, Track; Lettermen ' s Club Treas.; Bengal Pep Club W S U. Tamora Louise McWILLIAMS Sacajowea Jr. Con Lead; Jr. Dance Gen. Chrm.; Jr. Dance Princess, A.S.B. Rep.; Pages; Big Sister; Club ' 66 Food Chrm. w.s.u Marc Andre MERCURY Whiftier Archery Club Pres.; Band; Varsity Wrestling; B-Squod Tennis E.W.SC. Steven Al MEYER Adams B-Squad, Varsity Wrestling; Frosh, B Squad Football; Lettermen ' s Club; Jr. Con Dance Line Yakima J C Jeffrey Lee MEYERS Gonzaga Prep At Gonzaga: B- Squad Football; H.R. Offices. At L.C.: B.F. Rep ; Ski Club W.S.U. Kathleen Ann MILLS Ferris Nat ' l. Honor Society; Adelante; Jr. Exec- Surprise Con; Christmas Mixer; Mother- Daughter Tea E.W.S.C. Richard Lee MOFFATT Socojawea Sr. Class Vice-Pres.; Key Club; B. F. Rep.; Jr. Con; Club ' 66 Gen. Co-Chrm.; Christmas Mixer Comm.; B.F. Con W S U. Myra Ruth MOLDENHAUER Holy Names Academy Dasidrian; Orpheus; G.F. Rep.; Pandeou Music Club Pres.; Music Festivals; Student Abrood; Friendliest H.R. Girl Clark College 1 Ik, Steven Odell MOLL Sacajaweo Varsity, B Squad Wrestling; Jr. Con; Stage Crew E.W.S.C. Gerald MOORE Lincoln Frosh Football, Track; Varsity Football, Track; Lettermen ' s Club U of I Geraldin MOORE Lincoln Big Sister; Jr. Con Moke-Up Comm.; Jr. Dance Ticket Comm.; Mother-Daughter Tea; Christmas Mixer Ticket Comm. UPS Lawrence Dale MOORE Franklin Frosh, B- Squad Track; Journal Staff; Tl- DECA Pres. E W S C Jul! Reiko MORIY A Lincoln Usherettes; G F. Rep., Big Sitter, Jr. Con; Jr. Donee Ticket Comm.; Mother-Daughter Teo; Christmas Mixer Ticket Comm. Fort Wright MORRIS Sacofowea Usherettes Vice-Pres.; Entre Nous; F T. A. Treas.; Y-Teens Pres.; Courtesy Girl; Club ' 66 Chrm.; Jr. Con Chorus W W S C. Mork Richard MORS Fronklin F T. A. Vice-Pres.; Frosh, B Squad Basketball; Frosh Track E W S C m n3 4 ' tk 4 t Donald Mark MUKAI Lincoln B Squad Track, Cross Country; Vanity Cross Country, Track, Wrestling,- Toasfmasters, Letter men ' s Club ; B.F. Treo .; Club ' 66 Decor. San Jose State Robert Theodore MUKAI Irving A.S.B. Rep.; Band; Orpheus; B.F. Con; B-Squad Baseball; Y.F.C. W S U Arthur Reid MURPHY Lincoln Heights Nat ' l. Merit Runner up. Math Club; Journal Staff; Debate; B.F., Jr. Reps ; Chess Club; Moth Contest Winner; Journal Editor U. of W Kebel Robert Jr MURPHY Meodowdale High School Lynnwood, Washington EWSC Phyllis Jean MYRICK Lincoln F.N. A.; Girls ' Intramurals, Mother-Daughter Tea; Hello Week Con; Archery Club KBU Monto Lea NAFF Sacajowea State C.Y.F. Pres.; A.S.B. Sec.; Girls ' State Delegate; Jr. Con Script Chrm.; G.F. Comm. U of Oregon William George NAGY Libby TI-DECA UCLA [ft l a Charles Lewis NEILL Ferris w s u Scott Charles NEILSON Sacajawea A.S.B. Treas.; Boys ' State, Jr. Class Treas.; Varsity Football; Entre Nous, Papyrus; B.F., Soph. Reps., Pep, Lettermen ' s Clubs w.s.u. Robert Charles, III NELSON Sacajowea Football; Pep Club Wenatchee J C Diana Lynn NESTOR Sacajawea Dosidrion; Orpheus Pres.; Usherettes; A.S.B., Journal Reps.; A.S.B., G.F. Comms.; Jr. Con UPS Thomos Dudley NEUPERT Socojoweo Ski Club; Sr. Rep.. Friendliett H R Boy; H.R. Officer C W S C. Frederick William NICHOLS Socajoweo Ski Club, B-Squad Wreitling; Pep Club; Tennis; H.R. Rep.; Jr., B.F. Cont; Hall Proctor sec Vicki Elone NICHOLS Irving Choir I w s c 1 A 0 Thomas Edwin NISHIMURA Grant B.F. Sec.; A. S B. Rep.; Key, Forum, Toastmasters, Pep, Lettermen ' s Clubs; B-Varsity Tennis; Frosh, B Baseball, B Wrestling w.s.u. Sally Jo NOBLE Lewiston High School At Lewiston: Art Society Pres., Sec; Honor Society; Donee Club; At L.C.: Hello Week Dance Comm. sec Ronald Eugene NOFSINGER Wenatchee High School Jr. Con; Football; Wrestling sec Susan Eileen NORBECK Washington G.F. Rep.; Choir; Girls ' Glee; H.R. Pres.; Jr. Con Costumes Comm.; Mother-Daughter Tea, Food Comm. B Y U. Tamara Gail NORDMARK Socajawea Mother-Daughter Tea Food Comm.; Basketball Bounce Decor.; Hello Week Con Pub.; Jr. Con Moke-Up; Hello Week Con K BU Berlinda Roe NORTHCRAFT North Central Business Club Richard Thomas OAKSFORD Rogers At Rogers: Red Cross Rep. At L.C.: Orpheus Gonzaga U. Gwain OKA Whittier Toastmasters; Jr. Con; B Squad Baseball, Tennis; A.S.B., B.F. Reps. w.s.u. Cheryl Ann OLSON Holy Names Academy At H.N. A.: H.R. Pres., Vice-Pres., Sec.; A.S.B. Rep.; Red Cross Leadership Rep.; Volleyball. At L.Ci H.R. Friendliest; Entre Nous Treos. Gonxaga U Michael Kevin O ' ROURKE Irving Senior Band; B-Squad Baseball U of W John Arthur OSBORN Grant Book Club Vice-Pres.; Adelante Sgf.-at-Arms; Toostmasters; Y.F.C. Pres.; Choir; Archery Club Vice-Pres. Northwest Nazaren Colleg OTA Gonzoga Prep At Gonzoga: Sodality, Froth Football; MR. Vice-Pret.; At L.C.: Varsity Football; B.F. Rep.; Bengal, Lettermen ' t Clubt Son Jose State PARKER Glover Tl-DECA Hitt.: Jr. Exec , Paget; Jr. Con; Big Sitter; G.F. Rep. Kelsey-Baird Robert John PEARSON Sacajawea Math Club; Tr -Sci.; Radio Club; B.F. Rep. W S u George Patrick PERNSTEINER Mater Cleri Seminary Nat ' l. Merit Letter of Commendation; A S B Rep.; Vartity Debate, Journal Staff Seattle U Christine Thereto PETERSON Sacajaweo A. S B. Rep.; Horizon Vice Pret.; 0-0 Desseri; Mother-Daughter Tea; Jr. Con Commt.,- Big Sister E W S C. Karen Ingred PETERSON Grant Job ' s Daughters; Camera Club SCC Marsha Marie PETERSON Whittier Job ' s Daughters; Junior Achievement see Linda Ann PLUMMER Glover Tiger Staff Index Ed., Jr. Con Chorus; Homemaking Club; G.F. Commt.; Journal Rep.; Big Sitter E W $ C. 5usan Kay PETERSON Washington Debate Sec., Hist.; Varsity Debate; A.S.B., Jr. Reps.; Classical Club; Job ' s Daughters Fort Wright Constance Frances PHILLIPS Sacajaweo Dasidrian; Entre Nous, G.F. Rep., Commt.; H.R. Officet; Jr. Con Dance Line; May Week Con U. of W William Harold PIERRE Sacoiawea Journal Managing Ed.; Quill and Scroll; Tri- Sci; Jr. Press Club; Pub. Chrm. Inaugural Ball; Friendliest H.R. Boy U of W Sherlyn Irene PORTER Sacajaweo Tl-DECA; Jr. Con Costume Comm.; Big Sister; D O Dessert Name Tags Comm.; Big-Little Sister Comms. w s.u. y ft ks4ik evfli i Joyce Raynee PRESLEY Sacajawea A.S.B. Sec.; Football Princess; Ti-Girl Head Drillmatter; Christmas Mixer, Jr. Prom Gen. Chrm.; G.F. Con Asst. Chrm.; Fine Arts EW.S.C. Robert Carl PRIESS Sacajawea B-Squod, Vartity Tennit; Lettermen ' t Club; Bengal Pep Club EW.S.C. Susan Wast PROCOPIO Argonne Adelante, Forum Club; A. S B. Rep.; Tiger Advertising Mgr. E W S C Terry William PROTTO Socajawea Toastmaster ' s 5th Exec.; Varsity Golf; Lettermen ' s, Pep, Ski Clubs; Jr. Con; Hello Week Comm.; A.S.B., B.F. Reps ; Sr. Band U of I. Sartta Kay PUTNAM West Valley Queen Chority Runner- up; Jr. Exec. Gonzaga U. Salty Lou RADER Sacajawea G.F. Vice-Pres., Classical Club Sec., Hist.; F T. A. Treas.; Starlighters Pres.; Hi-Five; Tiger Tones; All-State Choir; Jr. Con U. of W James Michael RANDALL Socajawea Baseball; Lettermen ' s Club CBC Christine RANSOM Lincoln Heights Homemaking Club E W S C. Horley Benson RECKORD Sacajawea Key, Pep Clubs; Junior Toostmosfers; Jr., B.F. Cons; Pit Band; Spokane Honors Band; Golf Team; Lettermen ' s; A.S.B., B.F. Reps U of I. Marney Sue REED Sacajawea Orpheus Vice-Pres.; Junior Achievement; Sr. Girl Scout; Mother- Daughter Tea; Jr. Con; Jr. Dance Chrm.; D.D. Dessert Entertainment UPS Elizabeth Jane REID Sacajawea G.F. Sec.,- Dasidrian Frivolities Chrm.; Sr. Class Sec.; Entre Nous Hist.; Jr. Prom Queen; Jr. Con Choreographer U of W Arley Wayne REVIOUS Franklin Frosh Track; B.F. Rep. U. of Montana •v. fa 1 r4 v ft ¥ Linda Jean RICE-JONES Sacajawea Usherettes; Book Club; Ski Club Sec.; A. S B. Rep.; Jr. Con Scenery; Hello Week Dance; AS E Election Chrm.; Tiger Salesman U. of Montana 44 Dale Thomas RIDDLE Grant A. S B., B.F. Reps.; Toastmasters Parliamentarian; Pep Club; H.R. Offices; Hello Week Con; Jr. Con; Christmas Mixer Decor. Co-Chrm. E.WS.C. Jeffrey Scoff RIDDLE Torronce High School, Calif. Key Cub; B- Squad Baseball; Jr. Con, Friendliest H.R. Boy; Sr. Rep. Carson-Newman Gayle Julia ROBINSON Pork Jr. High Kennewick, Wash. G.F. Rep.; Jr. Dance Decor.; Jr. Con Scenery E W SC William Hexamer RODGERS Sacajawea Journal, Tiger Staff t; Quill and Scroti; Entre Nous; Tri-Sci; B.F. Rep., Jr. Con; Inaugural Ball Muiic Chrm. Whitman ROGERS Stevens Jr. Con Pub Chrm. Comm. sec ROMNEY Socaioweo Choir; 0 0 0«Mrt. Christmas Mixer Commi. B Y U. 1 1 4 ; Mary Eliiabeth ROSTBERG Salk Ti-Girls; Jr. Dance Decor Chrm.; D O. Dessert Decor.; G.F. Decor. Comm.; Fine Arts W S U Sonja lynne SAUQUIST Sacajawea Adelante; G.F. Comm. w s u Sarah Anne SALMON Sacaiowea A S B Rep.; March of Dimes Rep.; Ski Club; Jr. Con; Big Sister; Courtesy Girl W S U. James Robert SALTER Grant Toastmasters Pres.; Math Club 5th Exec., i-Sci; Geo. Chrm. Tr Inaugural Ball; Golf Team; Journal Staff; Jr. Con Music Chrm. Harvard Shirley Ann SAMPSON North Central Archery Club; Mother- Daughter Tea E W S C Sandra Lee SAUNDERS Grant Usherettes Gomaga U Robert Lawrence SAVAGE Lincoln Jr. Con Pub. Comm. sec Molly Jeanne SCAMMELL Sacajawea Thespians Sec.; Adelante Sec; G.F., Red Cross Reps.; Jr. Con Comm.; Ski Club; Tri-Sci. U of W Sally Ann SCHAFER Sacaiowea Jr. Class Sec.; Tiger Sr. Ed.; Adelante Pres .,- Jr. Con; A.S.B. Rep.; Quill and Scroll- Mother Daughter Tea Entertainment Comm. w su Susan Gay SCHAFER Sacajawea Tiger Assoc. Ed.; Math Club Sec.; Usherettes Treos.; Jr. Dance Pub. Co-Chrm.; Adelante; G.F. Comms.; Quill and Scroll W S U. Michael Buel SCHIECHE Irving B.F. Rep.; B-Squad Basketball Mgr.; Pep Club C W S C Sacajawea G.F. Rep.; D D. Dessert Decor.; Mother- Daughter Tea Clean-up, ' 65; Jr. Dance Decor. E W S C. Lincoln Heights Cheerleader; G.F. Sgt. at Arms; Ti-Gtrls; Sr., Jr., G.F. Rep.; Jr. Con; Crescent Fashion Board; Classicol Club U. of W Mary Patrice SCOTT Grant Frosh Class Pres.; Locker Comm ; D D. Dessert Ticket Comm. mm Janice Marie SECORD Sacajoweo Cheerleader; Tiger Staff; Big Sister Award ; Ti Girls; G.F. Rep.; Jr. Con; Mother-Daughter Tea Entertainment Chrm.; Quill and Scroll U. of W George Alomo SHARE Ferris w s u DyAnn Allison SHAW Grant Sr. Band; Orchestra; F.T.A. Sec., Pres.; Jr. Con Music Co ordinator; All-State Band; Co- Gen. Chrm. Club ' 66 w.s.u. William Charles SHELTON Sacajawea Tiger Staff; B-Squad Track; Jr. Con; Ski Club; Red Cross Rep-; Tiger Salesman U. of Hawaii Russell Martin SHOVER Whittier Red Cross Rep.; Frosh Football; Typing Contest First Ploce Wenatchee J C Diane Marie SILLETTI Ferris At Ferris: Glee Club Donald Cornell SIMS Grant fi 1 Red Cross Rep.; Varsity Football; B-Squad, Varsity Track; Cross Country; Band E.W S C Ronald Cordell SIMS Grant Jr. Class, B.F. 5th Exec., Toostmosters; A.S.B., B.F. Reps.,- Varsity Football, Track; Intramural Basketball; Forum, Pep Clubs; Cross Country Temple University Scott Dietrich SLEDGE Sacajawea A. S B. Pres.; Boys ' State; Varsity Football; Entre Nous Treos.; Key, Pep, Toastmasters Clubs; Jr. Con Gen. Co-Chrm. U. of Hawaii Charles Harry SLEETH Sacajawea Hello Week Con Comms.; Ski Club U of W Sherry Ann SMITH Lincoln TI-DECA; Mother Daughter Tea Comm.; Jr. Dance Comm.; Minstrel Show Make-up Comm. E.W S C Thomas Edsol SNEVA Sacajaweo B f 5th Exec.; Senate, Pep, Lettermen ' s Clubs; Vanity Football, Baiketball; H ft Friendliest, Hall Proctor WSU. Robert Burton SNOW Sacajaweo Varsity, B- Squad Tennis; Lettermen ' s Club; H ft Rep. sec Rudell SOLOMON Lincoln Karen Jean SONDEREN Sacajaweo G F Surprise Con ' 65; Orchestra; Choir; Storlighters Whitworth Sharon Lucille SOREY Mead F.N. A. Vice-Pres., Pres., D O. Dessert Pub.; Club ' 66 Cleanup Chrm.; G.F. Rep.; Jr. Con w s u Richard Edwin SPANGLER, Jr. Sacajaweo B.F. Vice-Pres.; Shoreline Exchange Student; Friendliest Soph.; Jr. Dance Prince; Key Club Set , Toastmasters; A.S.B. Rep., Band U of Hawaii Richard Allen SPEER Greenocres Jr. High A.S.B. Rep.; Lettermen ' s Club; Frosh, B Squod, Varsity Football; Tiger Tones; Choir Pres.; H.R. Pres.; Y.F.C. Vice-Pres.; Band 5 PC Crawford Morrill SPENS Sacajaweo Jr. Con Programs; Jr. Donee; Toastmasters, Y.A.F.; Tri-Sci Paul Smith Nancy LaVonnt STALEY Washington Club ' 66 Serving Comm. Sandra Jean STANLEY Washington D.D. Dessert Programs; Mother- Daughter Tea s c c Patricia Lee STEEN Sacajaweo Orpheus Talent Club; TI-DECA; Jr. Con Make- Up, Pub. Comms. E W SC Dorothy Swsan STEIWER Holy Names Academy At H.N. A.: Northwest Catholic Journalism Conference. At L.C.: D.D. Dessert; Jr. Con E W S C John Lawrence STILLWELL Sacajaweo Varsity Debate; Golf; B.F. Council; Debate Club Vice-Pres. Wash Art Institute Shirley Ann STORMENT Sacajaweo Dosidrian Vice Pres.; Orchestra; Jr. Symphony; Jr., May Week Cons.; All-State Orchestra U. of Michigan Anne Roman STRECKER Holy Names Academy Cheerleader; G.F. Talent Con; Big Sitter; G.F.. A.S.B. Cornrn .; Jr. Con Make-Up, D O. Dessert W S.U. Sacajowea Dosidrian Frivolities Gen. Chrm.; A.F.S. Rep.; Jr. Con Director; Usherettes; G.F. Chrms.; Friendliest H.R. Girl U of W Frances Harriet SULLIVAN Irving G.F., Red Cross Reps ; Jr. Con Wolk-On Comms.; Cotton Day Con; Friendliest H.R. Girl; Journal Rep. s c c 00 ij Dennis Ray SUTTON Sacoiaweo Stage Crew; Jr. Con; B.F., A.S.B. Reps.; H.R. Offices SCC Donald Joseph SUTTON Gonzoga Prep A.S.B., B.F. Reps.; H.R Officer; Pep Club, Wrestling; Choir U of W Judith Anne SWEETING Sacajawea Junior Achievement SCC Dianne Marie SWENHAUGEN Rogers Latin Club; G.F., Red Cross Reps. see Nancy Marie TAGGART Franklin Archery Club Treos.; Jr. Con; Mother-Daughter Tea; Inaugural Ball Pub. Comm.; Big Sister; Pep Club E W S C Elilabeth Ann TAITCH Socajowea D.D. Dessert Comm.; G.F. Rep.; Jr. Con Comm.; Hello Week Comms. U ofW. Gary Hall TAITCH Sacajawea B-Squad, Varsity Wrestling, TrocK; B.F. Rep.; Jr. Con; Lettermen ' s Club; Hello Week Dance c w s c Christine TAKESHITA Gront Ti-Girl Hist.; Entre Nous; Homemoking Club; A.S.B. G.F. Comms.; Jr. Con £ W S C Peter Henry TALBOT City of Norwick School, England A.S.B., B.F. Reps.; Papyrus Pres., Entre Nous Sgt.- at-Arms; Journal Staff; Lettermen ' s Club; Frosh, B-Sauad. Varsity Track, Cross Country E W S C Richard Emmott TALKINGTON Gonzaga Prep U. of W Sharon Elizabeth TARBOX Lincoln Heights Jr. Con, Club ' 66, Surprise Con Decor. Chrm.; G.F. Con Chrm.; Ti-Girls; G F., A.S.B. Rep , D.D. Dessert Gen. Chrm. I W S C John Walter TATE West Valley Art Center School Lot Angolos Gary Anthony IIAU Sacajaweo Varsity Football; May Week Con, 6 F Tolont Con; Pep, Lettermen ' s Clubs w s u Jeanne Kay TEFFT Sacajaweo Hi-Five; Mother-Daughter Tea; D.D. Dessert Comms.; Hello Week, Jr. Cons; A.S.B., G.F. Reps.; Girls ' Glee U of Hawaii 3 Gerald Gordon THOMAS Sacaiawea Tiger Band; Spokane Honor Band; Spokane Jazz Clinic Gomaga U Roll.n Calfee THOMAS Irving Tiger Staff Artist; Journal Cartoonist; Orpheus Pres., Hist.; Fine Arts Vice-Pres.; Choir; Boys ' Glee Club; Torch Award Winner S ex. Bruce Frederick THOMPSON Sacajaweo BF. Rep. ; Sr. Band; Varsity Wrestler P L.U Paula Joy THORNTON Sacajaweo D.D. Dessert; Big Sister; Jr. Con; Mother-Daughtei Tea; Christmas Mixer; F.N. A. use Daniel Francis TORPEY Sacajaweo Golf Club, Band, Red Cross, B F. Reps. U of W. Donald Lloyd TRUDELL Gonzaga Prep sec Robin Jon VAN ALLEN Moses Lake High School Varsity, B-Squad Wrestling, Track; Lettermen ' s Club; Jr. Con E W IX. Linda Kay VAN LEEUWEN Irving Ti-Girl Sec.; G.F. Talent Con Pub. Chrnv; Homemaking Club Parliamentarian; G.F. Rep. ; Jr. Con Pub.; G.F. Comms. Dordt College David Arthur VENN Lakeland High School, Rathdrum, Idaho Tiger Staff Photographer; Library Staff; Cafeteria Cashier sec David Ernest VERGIN Denny Jr. High School, Seattle Orpheus; Nof ' l. Merit Runner-up; Jr. -Sr. Moth Contest Winner; Choir, Lab Assist.; A.S.B. Rep.; Band UPS Richard Alfred VINING Sacaiawea A. S B., B F. Reps.; Jr. Con Ranee E. VOGEl Weit Valley At West Volley: Fine Arts Club s c c voss Grant Thespians; G.F., Red Cross Reps.; Jr. Con Pub. Chrm .; D.D. Dessert, Mother-Daughter Teo Decor.; G.F. Con E W.S.C. Marilyn Ruth WAHUS Grant TI-DECA; F T. A.; Choir; Church Youth Group Pre ., Vice-Pres.; Bon Morche Fashion Board; D.D. Dessert. Mother Daughter Food Comms. E W S C. Lynn WAKAMATSU Grant Cheerleading Sec., Head; Friendliest Freshman Girl; G.F. Con Danceline; Pages, Book Club Sec.; Ti-Girl Sec., Footnotes; G.F. Comms. U of W Ann Victoria WAKEFIELD Sacajowea Sr Band; Silver Spurs; Orchestra; Choir; Greater Spokane Honor Band; Dasidrian; Jr. Symphony; Usherettes w s.u. Ward Joseph WALKER, Jr. Whittier Honor Band; Orchestra; Math Club; Tri-Sci Vice- Pres.; H.R. Offices; Sr., A.S.B. Reps.; H.R. Friendliest; Golf w S.U Kathy Ann WARNER Irving TI-DECA Sec; Pages, Book Clubs; Jr. Exec , H.R. Offices; Red Cross Rep. Patrick Thomas WARRICK Sacaia wea Architectural Club Pres.; B-Squod Football; Ski, Pep Clubs; Varsity Trock W.S.U Norman Everett Jr WELLS Franklin B-Squad, Varsity Tennis; Classical Club Pres.; Tri-Sci Pres., Hist.; Math Club; Letfermen ' s Club; A S B , B.F. Reps U. of W Kathleen Louise WEST Grant Sr. Bond; G.F. Comm.; Jr. Con Comm. sec a. t ' i ; J Ronald Arthur WESTLUND Franklin A.S.B. Rep.; Tri-Sci; Jr. Con; Frosh, B-Squad Baseball W S U. Bonnie Louise WHITE Franklin Y-Teens Inter-Club Rep.; Seabeck Conf., Spokane Y-Teen Leadership Conf. Business Mgr.; Pages, Book, Ski Clubs; Jr. Con Gonzaga U. LaVaune Mary Ann WHITE North Central At N.C.: Talent Club; St. Pat ' s Tea Chrm.; G.F. Bronze Pin. At L.C.: Points Comm.; Minstrel Show Make-up Comm. U of W John Christopher WHITEHOUSE St. George ' s Varsity, B-Squad Tennis Toastmasters; Lettermen ' Pep, Ski Clubs; Wrestling W S u. Ronald Dale WILCOX Sacaiaweo Band; Orpheus Treas., Sgr at Arms, Tennis, Hello Week. B F Cons; A. S B , B.F. Reps.; Y.F.C.; P.T.A. Organist, Debate U. of W Judith Josephine WILSON Franklin Nat ' l Merit Finalist; Classical Club Pres., Trees.; Papyrus Treas.; Jr. Exec.; G.F. Rep.; Betty Crocker Homemaking Award; Ti Girls Merrie Sue WILSON Socajawea Usherettes; Orchestro; Varsity Tennis; Jr. Con Costume Comm. U ofW Antonia Helena WINSTON Socoiawea Entre Nous Sec ; Classical Club Sec.; Dosidrian Initiate Chrm.; Jr. Con Choreographer; G.F. Rep.; May Week, G.F. Cons U of W Helga Maria WITT Forchheim, Freyung, Germany A.F.S. Exchange Student w s u. Linda Cornelia WOLCOTT Grant Pages, Book Club rvst ; Papyrus Sec.; Club ' 66 Pub. Chrm.; A.S.B. Rep. Jr. Con; Big Sister; All- School Ploy Foothills Grace Wing-See WONG True Light Middle School, Hong Kong S C C Cynthia Suann WOOD Grant Pages, Book Club Vice- Pres.; Jr. Con Danceline; D O. Dessert, Mother- Daughter Tea Comms.; G.F. Talent Con; H.R. Offices w s u Nelson Edward Jr WOODELL Sacaiaweo Jour no I Rep.; Jr. Con; Junior Achievement; Nat ' l. Junior Achievement Conf. ; Varsity Basketball Mgr.; Lettermen ' s, Pep Clubs; Tiger Business Mgr. U of Marylond Arthur Ernest WOOLERY Grant sec William Charles WRIGHT Sacajaweo Varsity, B Squad Tennis; Sr. Bond; Tri-Sci; Lettermen ' s, Chess Clubs; Nat ' l. Merit Runner-up W S U Gerald Lee Diane Lee WYATT WYNNE Sacaiaweo Franklin S.C.C. Ti-Girls Vice-Pres., Shoreline Exchange Student; F.T.A.; G.F. Rep.; Jr. Con; Friendliest H.R. Girl; G.F., A.S.B. Comms. E W S C Kafhryn Naomi YORIOKA Grant Sr. Band; Jr. Con Make-up Comm.; Intramurals; G.F., A.S.B. Comms. Kay Eileen YOUNG Socajowea Dasidrian Pres.; Head Hi-Five; Gen. Chrm. Surprise Con; Classical Club Pres.; Math Contest; Ti-Girl Vice- Pres.; Math Club Stanford Cynthia Kay ZUG Reynolds Jr. High, Lancing, Penn. Usherettes V.ce-Pres.; Jr. Con Scenery Co-Chrm.; G.F. Comm.; G.F. Talent Con; Mother-Daughter Tea; Cotton Day Con E.W.S.C. Graduating Seniors Not Pictured Ellis, David Fletcher Eymont, Patrick Michael Fisher, Franklin Eugene Hall, Roger Allen Hewins, Michael Joseph Miller, Owen Meredith Moen, Susan Margaret SilUrti, William Michael Snider, Stephen Eugene Washburn, Bruce Edward Wilkinson, Adrienne Esther Young, Michael Gordon 4 V i Al Brodwin Linda Brady Wayne Bretl JLf ft Ardeth Brown Shelley Brown Nancy Buery Carnon Brown Don Brown Truth Brozovsky Donna Buchanan Karen Buettner Tom Burkwist Connie Byrnes Ted Caesar l8!5t ft r 1 ft • • Deryl Cameron Pam Catto DonnaRay Campbell Terry Cavender Bob Clark 58 Mem Ann Campbell Sharon Chamberlain Marion Clifton Pat Cardinal Connie Christman Jeff Coder Annette Carlson Linda Claassen Ken Colon Mike Carlson Art Clark Bev Colwell Dann Carson Richard Clark Steve Cooper Sid Carter Joe Clark Gary Copeland Bill Dow Chorions Dupper Stovo Ourant Ruit Eldore Dick Edit Joan Elsom Linda Eskeberg John Fagerstedt Dan Fay Tom Ferris Pot Fitzpatrick Pattio Flagon Lois Flanders Ann Fogelquist John Fowler Stephanie Franklin Art Froese Randy Fuller Bill Gaetano Dan Gannon Theresa Ganoung Denise Garceau Bill Gardolla Sally Gaylord 59 m M ¥r 1 {Eft 0 It JB Steve Getman 1 Friti Gibbs Tom Gilbert Bob Gix Jan Gray John Greener C4 Donna Goodell Mori Goodrich Rota Guerci Steve Guess Kothy Gustafson Vicki Gustafson Gail Gotzion Joanne Gould Dick Gunning Elvera Gustafson Kathy Habbestad Kathy Hageman Donna Hagen David Haley ' e l n m ft .Lit r 1r M.ke Hall Doua Hamilton Bill Hanihow Diana Harper Sandy Harper Tom Harm Dick Hartley Denue Hayathi Geoy Hayolhi Rita Hollett Sue Heini Regino Henault Jerry Hinwood lianne Herington Jerry Herron Dave Heyamoto Jeff Hickerton Don Higgem Jim Hijlya Caiey Hill Ann Hiller Sherry Hills Martha Hindin FALL SEMESTER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 8 ft V £5t (§1 Steve Lesli e Ann Lewis Mi v r t m Jerry LeCloire Dick Lopes Dole Larson Carolyn Lawrence Pat Linden Bob Little Nancy MacDonald Terri Mace Sue Lanter Renee LaReice Bob Lewis Donna Lindell Paul Luppert Diana Lynn Scott MacGillivray Laurie MacMaster Bill Leckie Evelyn Lord f e 00 t JoAnn Magers Susan Magers Sandy Maggard Judy Mangan Tina Manion Trina Manion Jean Mam Joan Mam Anne Martin Eileen Mathews Bill Maxey Jodie Maye Dick McAultffe Louise McBride Pot McClatchey Joe McCormack Dennis McDonald Shirley McFarland Corinne McGrew Larry McKeown Sue Mclaughlin Gail McWilliams Rachelle Meenach Mike Mercer ■ Jim Nimnieht Donna Nix Sandy Nottingham Raul Novillo Jerry Numata Dan O ' Brien Gten Ocheltree Steve Ogohara Pat Olds Joanne Olson Tim Osborne Jim Oft Drew Overhauser Rich Pansie Karen Paulson John Peck Mike Peck Nikki Pemberton Ann Perry Stephanie Peterson Denise Petrak Tammie Phillipp Glen Pierce Dennis Poppe 64 ft Solly Sitton Cathy Smith Dave Snell Tom Sparrow John E Smith Chuck Snoddy Tony Cogger Greg Staples C ; ft ft A P ft ' fir, , Lolly Sluuner Jim Steiwrr Jo Stephens Jonnie Stewart Chris Stokes Ron Stone Pat Storey Tim Strycker Mark Sweeney Doug Siafransky Marlene Taitch Kathy Taketa f% Tom Stewart Sue Stickle Nancy Stillwell Wayne Stirpe Frank Suemori Susan Swanson Vicki Swarti Susan Swearingen Linda Terry Marilee Terry Linda Teufert Jim Thayer JnCOh V« . ' fit . ty -, r A %H HAVOC 67 Pat Thomas Jan Thompson K Kathy Tillman Linda Torkelson Mike Uno Brett Uprichard r 1 Lori Townsend Bill Tresko Art Vahquette Debbi Vonhoff Richard vonVttn Gordy Veium I (Si John Tnplett Jerry Tumlinson Mary vanVeen Michael vonVttn Carol Venn Ann Vennema Katie Vennema Viki Vineyard 4 O 0 S 0 ft ft C) Elaine Vroman Coral Wohui Dan Wallat Ne.l Warren Jim W y n Rabin Wharf Goorga Whit Ran Whit Brian Wilson Duncan Wilton Grace Wilton Rick Wilson y y ✓ €S 0 t IMS Esther We. land Dennis WhiHe n Tony Winslow 1P Jim Weinstock Sue Wilke Roger Witty Sam Weinstock Mayre West Brian Williams Tim Williams Linda Wolferman Carolyn Wolff us MR. SULLIVAN 11 DuChene, Linda Colwell, Debbie Connery, Lavonne Davit, Pris Davis, JoAnn Delaney, Oiga Oemus Row 2 Debby Culler, Bobbie David- ton, Jean Davit, Susie DeVleming, Liz Clark, Kennan Davit, Sally Carter, Patty Cornell Row 3: Marilyn Cromer, Linda Clarkson, Lori Denenny, Phyllis Collint, Ed Chorbonneou, Bob Doyle, Bob Coulter, Buddy Craig, Larry Davidson, Mike Derrick. Row 4 Steve Brandon, Dale Chalfant, Roy Dahlen, Hal Clare, Mark Dahlen, Greg Clarke, John Daniels, Doric Creager, Bob Cousins, Don Christensen. 71 72 MR. SCOTT 116 Row 1: Karen Vieira, Roxie Williams, Vernon Wongen, Gaylon Wolbey, Stanley Uno, Lee Zug. Row 2: Sandy Ward, Lance Weaver, Sharon Wiliey, Frank Sfeinheiser, Jim Williams, Scott Simpson, Ron Wendle. Row 3: Mary Verdurmen, Pomelo Whitehouse, Jim Winger, Jerry Womble, Doc Wood, Doug Yookam, John Rosanbalm, Naomi White. Row 4: Christy Tyler, Jeff Watkins, Carol Wilson, Fred Wright, Jon Zeller, Bob Woolery, Bruce Todd, Lynn Lambert, Margaret Sundberg. MRS. CHARBONNEAU 124 Row 1: Pat Otto, Bob Nyberg, Scott Noble, John Mitchell, Ellen Packer, Christy Oberg. Row 2: Pot Michelbook, Roy Oki, Denny Mowbray, Vic Ogohoro. Bev Nirschel, Tina Mont- gomery. Row 3: Betty Morlin, Mike Payne, Marcio Neudorfer, Pete Mowery, Olivia Mills, Sue Pottison. Row 4: Bob Mitchell, Ellen Keiser, Mark Keller, Terry Mitchell, Bob Minnix, Glen Olson, Judy Mitchell, Sharon Lord. 74 MRS. PHILIPS 322 Row 1: Tim Kelly, Bobbie Kelsch, Bob Knott, Kathy Kluber, Les Kirihara, Mike Klassen. Row 2: Laurel Lennox, Amy Jacobs, Eric Hulen, Margie Kall- mann, Bill Lee, Royann Knight. Row 3: Steph Knuttgen, Connie Lamb, Jon Keevy, John Lautermilch, Ed Lauter- milch. Sue Kirk, Nancy King. Row 4: Mike Keilty, Brian Lewis, Peggy Lehn, Jan Kepi, Bob Leslie, Sharon Larson, Robyn Linquist, Maureen Lillwitz. Revious, Tim Phillipp, Dick Reith, MRS. CUNNINGHAM 325 Row 1: Sandy Booth, Bonnie Bro, Liz Bell, Gerald Casimir, Cathy Bolin, Marcia Bolinske. Row 2: Dave Buchanan, Dave Bradbury, Mike Barnes, Carol Belgum, John Brophy, Ann Berry, Georgia Cove. Row 3: Cliff Brower, Lee Bonko, Mel Boehm, Larry Carter, Bob Buckley, Julie Ayer, Pat Bower. Row 4: Dan Bennett, Bill Barony, Kit Birch, John Case, Pete Carstens, Bruce Brevet, Reggie Bangs, Robin Brooks. MR. LIVINGSTON 329 Row 1: Vicki Share, Tania Simchuk, Jennifer Quinn, Sue Schubert, Carolee Schmitr, Sylvia Sallquist. Row 2: Linda Soxton, Mary Beth Snow, Debbie Schnug, Linda Saugen, Maxine Shel- don, Bob Phillips. Row 3: Judy Speer, Jan Seaman, Linda Sanders, Dave Somes, John Schumacher, Ron Shep- herd, Jessie Smith. Row 4: Dave Sockviile-West, John Schuster, Pat Saad, Croig Richter, Jon Soger, Doug Smith, Rick Scommell, Reuben Solomon. MRS. PECK 333 Row 1: Annette Robertson, Carol Revious, Tim Ph. Hipp, Dirk Reith, (Cathy Reilly, Leslie Perry, Lisa Nelson. Row 2: Judy Rogers, Cheryl Privratsky, Linda Rickmon, Ron Guointance, Susan Richards, Lynn Pollock, Gina Peder- son, Barbara Luth. Row 3: Jeanette Plemmons, Joel Rell, Gory Protto, Rick Rolfe, Mike Rostberg, Theresa Peter son, Puddie Rodgers. Row 4: Pris Raynor, Chris Pence, Dan Peterson, Normon Porter, Jim Peorson, Bob Prater, Chuck Riffle, Tom Porter, Bob Oglesby, Connie Pippen. MRS. CHISHOLM 2 Row 1: Barbara Jo Kuwada, Vicki Jones, Charlotte Johnson, Kothy Komel, Pat LeCloire, Lindsay Jurgen- sen. Row 2: Linda Johnson, Don Lehn, Terry Kelly, Pegge Klein, Pat Kim- merly, Kris Lenke, Let Johnson. Row 3: Steve Kober, Karyn Kinder, Sue Kuhen, Nancy Lancaster, John Kloc, Bill Kilion, Cary Kopczynski. Row 4: Greg LaTendresse, Mike Lenke, Mark John- son, Chris Johnson, Bob Ketchum, Chris Kerr, Terry LaFronce. MR. STOPHER 10 Row 1: Debbi Ellsworth, Mary Jo Dodson, Kitty Denman, Tom Fle tcher, Terry Fitzpctrick, Joey Fay, Nino Finch. Row 2: Eileen Fisher, Jeon Fogan, Cacilio Ehmig, Sara Ferris, Jeon Emocio, Judy Dean, Sue Edwards, Tami Fotheringham, Cyndie Elliott. Row 3: Fronkie Fletcher, Ann DeLeon, Corri Fearn, Jim Donohoe, Linda Erickson, Frank Domek, Pete Edge, Richard Dunphy. Row 4: Paul Fenske, Arney Earthmon, Jim Doud, Bruce Donner, Cathy Eymont, Jim Ftlzen, Jim Donais, Judi Edwards. Wry- i ' MRS. HOPKINS 20 Row 1: Jean Yamomolo, Jackie Wilson, Sandra Wong, Sheryl Womble, Barbara Winston. Row 2: Terry Wharf, Brendo Williams, Gary Wilson, Ingrid Van der Horst, Dawn Wyatt. Row 3: Wendy Worthington, Van Wood, Larry Weaver, John Wilson, Molly Webster, Randy White- Row 4: Fred Williams, Gery Vander Meer, Connie Wolff, Howie Walter, Jim West, Bobbi Vollendorff , Tony Waligora. MR. MARSHALL 113 Row li Bill Crownover, Dewey Clark, Kelly Coder, Glenda Conkle, Dave Cromer, Mary Jane Cousins, Gary Clark. Row 2: Sheila Dalrymple, Nancy Crozier, Maria Cordes, Laurie Cosby, Sussanne Craig, Diane Davis, Judy Crockett. Row 3: Jess Curry, Jerri Cronkhife, Alison Davidson, Suzanne Davis, Diane Davidson, Jamie Corporon, John Clare. Row 4: Janice Cottrill, Chipper Daw, Steve Clouse, Steve Conley, Mike Dashiell, Dale Crane, Bob Cordray, Greg Conrath. ■ ft , n MRS. GRAHAM 118 Row 1: Bill Snow, Sue Shorpe, Ed Snevo, Goil Sly, Craig Sleeth Row 2: Ardys Smith, Stephany Skog, Ron Simon, Tom Self, Joanne Smith. Row 3: Chris Snoddy, Dennis Small, Gory Smith, Linda Shockley, Susie Simmon . Row 4: Sandy Smith, Dean Shaffer, Paul Shields, Jim Skodan, Dom Sherlock, Oawnelle Shaw. ft MISS CROSS 123 Row || Margaret Thoreson, John Thayer, Pot Stowe, Pauli Thieschafer, Phil Spongier, Cheri Thompson, Rusty Smith. Row 2: Lola Sprague, Karen Uno, Geff Thompson, Kay Stokes, Mary Ann Takahoshi, Linda Takami, Patty Strehlow. Row 3: Allen Tufto, Betty Jean Thompson, Debbie Turrill, Ted Todd, Vicki Tinned, Kris Spear, Peggy Stickle. Row 4: Rick Teroo, Roger Swinehart, Dave Trimble, Bruce Stedman, Roger Swanger, Pete Therens, Ben Stone, Ken Suemori. MRS. VECCHIO 202 Row I : Johnny Lopez, Pot Marsh, Lorry Lowe, Diane Lucas, Andy Moc- Gillivroy, Barb Moce. Row 2 Kristi Lowe, Adrienne Levitch, Betsy Lindsay, Keith Mathews, Ann Lmdman, Diane Mathews. Row 3: Bob Luce, Gory Marks, Roy Lowry, Steve Lundberg, Linda Marshall, George Mansfield, Rick Mattern, Mike Lewis. Row 4: Mike Marsh, Mike Lewison, Lynn Lewis, Bob Lowry, Elaine Lewis, John Mortello, Chris Majer, Steve Maris. MR. MILLER 205A Row || Joyce Buchanan, Thomcs Bobb, Randy Brandt, Scott Brady, Carlotta Bradley, Mike Carr, Loretta Brownlee. Row 2: Tom Bianchi, Ken Brown, Joy Chamberlain, Jackie Buck noil, Andrea Blegen, Judy Bolker, Vicky Butler, Kathie Burch. Row 3: Morjorie Buehler, Diane Brunzelt, Larry Calvert, Carolyn Buchanan, Cathie Christensen, Judy Claassen, Karen Christner, Sherry Byers. Row 4: Steve Bontrager, Phil Burkwist, Phil Brower, Bryce Boucher, Dave Bjurberg, Rick Campbell, John Brozovsky, Mike Boothe, Kit Carpenter. MR. WERTZ 211 Row 1: Dennis Barth, John Hathaway, Judy Hartman, Kathy Hein. Row 2: Bob Hardy, Thelma Hanshaw, Valerie Hayashi, Amie Hormon, Leslie Hazlett. Row 3: Judy Hehman, Norman Harris, Larry Hamm, Ruth Harcus, Dian Hansen. Row 4: Monty Heinz, Gory Hathaway, Calvin Hayashi, Ed Hawley, Jeri Hershberger, Kaye Harrington. MR. FAUBION 305 Row li Marcia Mowbray, Leslie Mc- Cracken, Chris McClure, Stuart McWilliams, Bill Morse, Lorry Mukai. Row i. Bill McAuliffe, Susan Mukai, Mike Moron, Bob Mittelstodt, Dick Morrow, Steve Mix. Raw 3: Otis Mills, Tom Meenoch, Dan Morgan, Frank Murrin, Gene McDermott, Gwen Mukai, Jessie Murrin. Row 4: Pom Munyer, Loren Mercer, Edward Monroe, William Monroe, Rich Michelbook, Don Milliken, Debbie Morrow. 80 SI MR. HEMBREE 328 Row 1: Sherl Bed, Grace Akiyama, Connie Bailey, Tom Bailey, Lorry Bavuso, Mike August, Ronald Ashe. Row 2: Bruce Ainslie, Anita Bettinger, Karen Battista, Sandra Beck, Dole Amunrud, Greg Alsin, Bob Bergh. Row 3: Mary Bagby, Laurie Berkley, Cathy Bel, Gail Bergstrom, Anna Barrington, Judy Bole, Shirley Arnold, Dan Beckley, Steve Armstrong. Row 4: Kris Backenstoe, Dennis Ander- son, Vicki Bever, Robert Boucom, Dawn Bartline, Stan Bech, Steve Alfstod, Charles Achziger. Row li Lynn Hogemon, Jim Gotzian, Sherry Godfrey, Leigh Guse, Buster Gardella, Doug Grant. Row 2: Dennis Haley, Cherol Getman, Jon Goehner, Sue Hagen, Mike Graham, Stephanie Halvorson. Row 3: Patricio Hall, Celeste Franklin, Virgil Gentry, Joyce Garrett, John Gabel, Lois Gartz. Row 4: Paul Franklin, Dan Froese, Clyde Hogemon, Tom Greene, Ken Hogel, Ann Fruechte, Nito Gentry. 82 Sept sales PDBT tort. gal o Daughter CHOftAL Dessert ORCHESTRA CONCERT no 3 v. V Selection $0? ©k OS if COaifer Concert ALL SCHOOL PLAY p SPRiVO CHORAL tlifcr X XV 9 w SHOW THE «t LOST fifth D 4 SAIL 11 G|RADUATIOM Monza Naff Scott Neilson Janice Hi jiya Secretary Treasurer Historian Joyce Presley George Cain Patti Balch Secretary Treasurer Historian Marcia Honda Vice-President Nancy Huckaba Secretory Kathy Clark Treasurer Chris Schneider Sergeant-at-Arms Suzi Yamamoto Historion Boys ' Federation Activities Christmas Mixer with Girls ' Federation The Journal, Lewis and Clark ' s newspaper, endeavors to inform students of important activities, events, sports and student opinions. The Journal publishes 20 issues a year. FALL SEMESTER Row 1: Laurie Lindquist, Dick Hiller, Jim Hijiyo, Diana Lonman, Elaine Vroman. Row 2: Art Murphy, Doug Brockway, Rick Retherford, Roll in Thomas, Judi Logan, Marianne Moore. Row 3: John Buehler, Bill Pierre, Jim Salter, Greg Staple , Pete Tolbot, Chris Jone . JOURNAL STAFF a Art Murphy Spring Editor SPRING SEMESTER Row 1 Kriti Von Veen, Karen E keberg, lourie Lindquiil, Marianne Moore, Christy Tyler, Bob Mukai, Jennie Adams, Elaine Vroman, Diana Lanmon How J Borbro Avnet, Vicki Bunn, Paul Luppert, Rollin Thomat, Spencer Danielt, Jim Hiiiyo, Judi Logan, Mike Derrick. Row 3: Art Murphy Scott Sledge, Peter Talbot, Jim Solter, Doug Brockway, Bill Pierre, Greg Staples, George Pernsteiner, John Buehler. ADELANTE Included among the Spanish club ' s activities this year were two potluck dinners with initiates providing enter- tainment. Row 1: Nita Davis, Sylvia Sallquist, Norma Craig, Sally Schafer, Pom Rumford, Sonjo Sallquist, Laurel Hotrum, Jim Bolton. Row 2: Kriss Van Veen, Sharon Wilsey, Mary Von Veen, Mary Ann Culler, Lydia Greener, Susan Schafer, Lavonne Dovis, Olga Demus, Elaine Vroman Row 3 Mr. Wesley H. Read, adviser, Kathy Mills, Sue Anderson, Angie Johnstone, Sharon Code, Bonnie Bell, Tami McWillioms, Janice Thompson, Kathy Taketa. Row 4: Kennan Davis, Molly Scammell, Pr is Raynor, Judy Gill, John Osborn, Marcia Gibbon, Karyn Sackville West, Raul No- villo, Ann Perry, Rosemary Rogers, Maureen McCann. ADELANTE OFFICERS Row 1: Pot Hewett, fall vice president, spring president; Sally Schafer, fall president. Row 2: Elaine Vroman, fall secretary; Laurel Hotrum, fall treasurer; Angie Johnstone, spring treasurer. Row 3: Mary Ann Culler, spring sgt.-at- arms; Molly Scammell, spring secretary; John Osborn, fall sgt.-at-arms; Raul Novillo, spring vice president; Sharon Code, spring sgt.-at-arms. 92 ARCHERY CLUB Among the activities of this club are monthly shoots and an archery party at the end of the year. Row 1: Annette Robertson, Shirley Sampton, Cheryl Privratsky, Linda Rickmon, Harvey Allen, Sue Riley, Linda Riley low 1: Mr. Orlando T. Fletcher, adviser, Nancy Toggart, Barbra Avnet, Jim Allen, Donna Hagen, Joan Monz, Jean Mani Row 3: Bill Heim, Bryce Boucher, Dave Somes, Marc Mercury, Jim Donais, Bob Ogleiby, Al Folk, Judy Rogers. ARCHITECTURAL CLUB This organization was created to give advanced drafting students an opportunity to talk over the problems of architecture. Row 1 Rick Pansie, Frank Suemori, Bob Cordroy, John Mitchell, Rolf Butler Row 7: Mr. Leo C Weed, adviser Dove Yodon Alon Borgens, Tim Osborne, Deonne Doty. Row 3: Jacob Urban, Bob Self, Mike Borringlon, John Fagerstedt, Greg Bogus, Jem Cromer, Tim Strycker. BOOK CLUB This upperclassmen club was organized for the following purposes: 1. To help its members learn to recognize and evaluate books of merit. 2. To learn to review books well. 3. To share their reading experiences with other members. Raw I: Mrs. Grace Peck, odviser, Bonnie White, Linda Rice-Jones, Jennie Adams, Kathy Taketa. Raw 1: Stephanie Lambert, Robyn Follett Cindy Dunlap, Karen Crawford, Linda Eskeberg, Janice Thompson. Ro  3: John Osborn, Judy Gill, Lisa Bruboker, Vary Ann Gilpin Sue Fruechte, Chorlene Dupper, Vicki Bonn. DAS RHEINGOLD Composed of German-speaking students, the German Club provides opportunities to acquire additional knowledge of the German people and their native land. Activities included the decoration of the front show- case for Walpurgis Nacht (May I] and an annual lawn picnic. Row 1: Sandra Wong, Dawnelle Show. Ann Fogelquist, Mrs. Betty Lou Hopkins, odviser. Row 2: Spencer Daniels, Tom Ager, Elvera Gustaf- son, Fred Wright, Dorothy Beaver, Cocilio Ehmig. CLASSICAL CLUB The Latin club has a Christmas party, supports a needy family at Christmas time, holds an annual Ides of March banquet, and has a spring picnic. Row li Beo Jacobson, Kay Young, Connie Horiuchi, Barbara Winston, Karen Blegen, Solly Rader, Suzi Yomamoto. Row 2: Miss Marguerite Cross, adviser, Tom Fletcher, Darlene Howlett, Anne Gaiser, Toni Winston, Gay Marie Logsdon, Katie Vennema. Row 3: Keith Mathews, Chris Schneider, Jean Davis, Bob Mittelstodt, Steve Getman, Norm Wells, Maxine Sheldon, Sue Degerstrom. Row 4: Tom Lo gsdon, Judy Wilson, Ber- nie Sheldon, Ann Fruechte, Dan Abel, Dick Ellis, Jay Delaney, Lynda Wood, Condi Kunzman. CLASSICAL CLUB OFFICERS Row 1: Bernie Sheldon, Judy Wilton, Norm Weill, Suzi Yomamoto, Connie -Horiuchi. How 7: Karen Blegen, Puddie Rodaerj, Ann fruechie, Darlene Howlett, Jean Davis, Sally Rader. 45 DASIDRIAN This city-wide girls ' talent club has provided programs for the Hawthorne Manor, Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children, and Lakeland Village, as well as presenting the annual Frivolities show. Raw li Kay Young, Joellen Denney, Andrea Dow, Nancy Bergh, JoAnn Delaney Row 3: Lynda Kayano, Laurie MacMaster, Cathey Barrett, Tom Wmiton, Jennifer Biehn, Gretchen Stuart. Row 3: Connie Phillips, Stephanie Lambert, Diana Nestor, Suzanne DeVleming, Betsy Reid, Judy Chastoin, Ann Wakefield. Row 4: Mary Jane Corliss, Sandy Holmes, Carol Wilson, Joan Elsom, Shirley Storment, Mary Ann Gilpin, Kay Carmichaet. FINE ARTS Comprised of outstanding art students, the Fine Arts Club worked this year to develop a greater understanding of the broad field of art by visiting art galleries and area college art departments, and creating and promot- ing the Lewis and Clark Fine Arts Club sale. Row || Roxonne Langland, Tammie Phillipp, Tina Monion, Joyce Presley, Janice Hiiiyo. Row 3: Maridel Carter, Mary Beth Snow, Ann Fogel quist, Mary Bronson, Stephanie Franklin, Trina Monion. Row 3: Bill Copley, Rick Rolfe, Down Davidson, Shirley Schneider, Rick Deno, Rollin Thomas, Rick Camp ' bell. 96 DEBATE CLUB Row 1: Stan Holpern, Sue Peterson, Mr. Robert E. Solsbury, adviser. Ken Allison, George Pernsteiner. Row 2: Garry McClotchey, Jon Still well, Karen Guthrie, Puddie Rodgers, Chris Pence, Don Abel, Gay Marie Logsdon, Tarrah Bacon, Ray Kaiser, Steve Roberts. During the 1965-1966 school year, members of the debate team competed in the follow- ing events: District 8 Debate League, Gonzaga University Tournament, Pacific Lutheran University Tournament, District 8 Varsity and Junior Varsity Tournaments. Sue Peterson Stan Halpern VARSITY DEBATERS Ken Allison George Pernsteiner ENTRE NOUS The French club is primarily concerned with promoting an awareness of the French culture and language. Major projects were the traditional Christmas package to a needy family and a fund-raising bake sale with a Mardi Gras theme. Row 1: Chris McClure, Chris Takeshita, Karen Paulson, Goil Gotzion, Betsy Reid, Toni Winston, Diono Lanman, Mary Morse, Debbi Harper, Mr. Harold E. Skinner. Row 2: Holly Getman, Pam Whitehouse, Maria Kasperskyj, Paul Matsushita, Jennie Adams, Kris Andersen, Stephanie Frank- lin, Marionne Moore, Neddy Bayne, Gina Pederson. Row 3: Esther Weiland, Sue Norbeck, Cheryl Olson, Kathee Morris, Joanne Olson, Barry Briggs, Monzo Naff, Mary Ann Gilpin, Betsy Husom, Tarrah Bacon, Scott Sledge, Kathy Clark. Row 4: Celeste Franklin, Jim Long, Shelley Brown, Phil Spongier, Carol Nechonicky, Bob Coon, Bill Rodgers, Scott Neilson, Carol Wilson, Dick Grinstod, Sally Anderson, Anne Vennemo. ENTRE NOUS OFFICERS Row || Paul Matsushita, spring president; Barry Briggs, fall president. Row 2: Betsy Reid, fall historian; Toni Winston, fall secretory; Mary Morse, spring historian; Monzo Naff, spring sergeant at arms; Jim Long, spring vice president. Row 3: Scott Sledge, fall treasurer; Scott Neilson, foil sergeant ot-orms; Bob Coon, fall vice president; Cheryl Olson, spring treasurer. FORUM Forum, current affairs discussion club, gave a considerable Christmas contribution to charity. Activities included a Christmas party and a spring picnic. Daw li Helga Will, Jean Hunter, Joyce Hovanel, Elaine Vroman, Mill Kotherine Hunt, adviser, Row 2: Stan Holpern, Bill Lund, Steve Rob- ens, Jean Davis, Tom Nishimuro. Row 3: Steve Aspinwall, Dick Lopes, Bob Coon, John Carver, Dale Anderson, Ron Sims. PAPYRUS This creative writing club is one of LC ' s oldest clubs. Each year Papyrus publishes Stylus, an all-school literary magazine composed of students ' short stories, poems, and essays. Row || Eileen Foremon, Mary Monk, Christy Tyler, Bill Kelley, Diane Harper, Polly Anderson, Mrs. Aldo Howard, odviser Row 1: Ann Berry, Judy Wilson, Linda Wolcott, Pete Tolbot, Dick Hiller, Judi Logan, Chris Jones 98 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA F.N. A., comprised of students interested in careers in nursing or related fields, held a Christmas party for chil- dren afflicted with cerebral palsy and visited Highland Park Nursing Home. Members enjoy field trips and speakers. Row 1: Grace Akiyama, Linda Copley, Ardys Smith, Mary Ann Takahashi, Corlotta Bradley, Sharon Sorey Row 2: Mrs. Ruby Philips, odviser, Nancy MacOonald, Mary Ann Culler, Terry Eddy, Kris Lenke, Jerri Cronkhite, Linda Saugen. Row 3: Barbara Cromer, Barbara Dean, Linda Terry, Marlene Johnson, Lydia Greener, Joony Bush, Margaret Kallmann. Row 4: Linda Teuferf, Julie Carstens, Carol Wahus Edward Monroe, Bill Monroe, Carol Teufert, Kathy Stevens, Sandy Holmes, Sharlene Lohmann. FNA OFFICERS Viewing a demonstration at Deaconess Hospital are the F.N. A. officers. left to right: Linda Terry, fo ' l utanjr r, spring vice president; Barbara Dean, fall secretary, spring histor- ian; Lydia Greener, fall historian, spring treasurer; Linda Saugen, spring sgt.-at-orms; Sharon Sorey. foil vice president, spring president; Mory Ann Culler, fall sgt.-ot-arms; Joany Bush, fall president. Demonstrat- ing is Linda Copley. KX) FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA F.T.A. ' s outstanding activity of this year was the school visitation program for the junior and senior members in conjunction with National Education Week. low li Sylvia Sallquiit. Cheryl Townsend, Solly Roder, Cathey Barrett, Caryl Booth. Pam Rumford, Nancy Huckaba. Row 2: Mrj. Muriel Rosi ' ng, adviser, Paul Matsushita, Kris Andersen, Molly Holmquist, Linda Marshall, Dione Wynne, DyAnn Shaw. Row 3: Kothee Morris, Judy Helphrey, Spencer Daniels, Mark Mors, Ray Geraghty, Sue Fruechfe, Judi Logon, Morgoret Borhauer, Marcia Hondo. FTA OFFICERS Row 1 : DyAnn Shaw, fall secretory, spring president; Marcia Honda, fall president. Row 2: Nancy Huckabo, spring secretary; Sally Rader, fall treas- urer; Pam Rumford, spring historian. Row 3: Kafhee Morris, spring treasurer, Sue Fruechte, spring vice president; Mark Mors, fall vice president; Paul Matsushita, fall historian. 101 HOMEMAKING One of the club ' s most interesting activities was a field trip to the Bell Furniture Company where the girls learned about home furnishings. Row I: Bonnie Bro, Chri« Ransom, Sondy Beck, Karen Ejkeberg, Sandy Krause, Priscillo Davit, Mrs. Genevieve Esplin, adviter. Raw 2: Leigh Anderson, Suzi Franks, Linda Von leeuwen, Linda Kent, Kathy Jantz, Jan Goehner, Pam Brown, Mrs. Ann Cunningham, adviser. Row 3: Judy Gill, Leigh Bockenstoe, Robyn Follett, Kathy Franks, Carol Wahus, Karen Guthrie, Sharon Code, Susan Saunders, Margaret Kollmann. HOMEMAKING OFFICERS Row 1 : Pam Brown, fall president; Sharon Code, spring president. Row 2: Suzi Franks, spring parliamentarian; Priscillo Davis, fall parliamentarian; Bonnie Bro, spring treasurer; Karen Eskeberg, fall treasurer. Row 3: Karen Gythrie, foil secretary; Kathy Franks, spring secretary; Leigh Bockenstoe, spring vice president; Susan Sounders, fall historian; Linda Kent, spring historian. JUNIOR EXECUTIVES Created for students interested in business careers, this club gives its members a wider acquaintance with the business world through speakers and field trips. !? W ' : j 1 ' Morivo ' Donno Buchonan, Sandy Maggard. Carol Hathaway, Ruth McDonald, Phyllis Myrick, Carol Revioul. Row i: Mrs Haiti Miller, adviser, Regmo Henoult, Kathy Hogeman, lianne Heringron, Marilee Terry, Kathy Kluber, Claudia Babin, Amy Jacobs Row 3: Al Hoer ner, Kathy Tillman, Kathy Kosai, Stephanie Peterton, Carol Bradley, Sharleen Mills, Sharon Chamberlain, Darlene Hart. Raw 4- Sondro Hor per, Elizabeth Anderson, Ken Kinyon, Pom Fronke, Pot Franke, len Hester, Debbi Vonhoff, Dionne Swenhougen, Kathy Mills JUNIOR EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Row It Donna Buchanan, fall sgt -at-arms; Pat Franke, oll president; Pom Franke, fall vice president, spring president; Carol Brodley, spring secretory Row 1: Carol Hothawoy, foil secretary; Ruth McDonald, fall treasurer; Kathy Mills, fall historian; Lianne Herington, spring treasurer; Kathy Kosai, spring vice president; Phyllis Myrick, spring historian; Julie Moriya, spring sgt, at arms JUNIOR TOASTMASTERS The purpose of Evergreen Junior Toastmosters is to develop skill and poise in public speaking. This year ' s ac- tivities included the annual liar ' s contest, mock trial, and picnic. Row li Gerry Kuwoda, Art Clark, Jerry Numato, Greg Bever, Don Mukoi, Dan Bly, Mr. Richard E. Hembree, adviier Row 2: Dirk Reith, Dick Spongier, Tim Bruya, John WHitehouse, Dave Heyamoto, Ken Gates, Dole Riddle. Row 3: Terry Protto, Ron Sims, Jim Thayer, Dale Dennie, Dove Eash, Scott Sledge, Gory Doughty. Row 4: Craig Kopet, Crawford Spens, John Horn, Berne Indohl, Jim Salter, George Cain, Doug Brockwoy, Ken Karg. o n n £ a a KEY CLUB This boys ' international service organization performed many services this year. Among these were collecting clothing for Good Will Industries, Kiwanis river beautification project, and clearing Hart Field. Raw li Dirk Reilh, Tom Nishimuro, Gerry Kuwoda, Jerry Numata, Steve German, Gary ProMo, Jim Nimnicht. Row 2: Dick Moffatt, M ke Peck, Ron Stone, Dick Spongier, Raul Novillo, Harley Reckord, Mr. Louis S. Livingston, adviser. Row 3: Brian Williams, Bob Minnix, Jim Elmer, Dole Denme, Dave Eash, Jay Bond, Bob Lewis, Steve Leslie, John Elmer. Row 4: Bill Lund, Lorry Lander, Mike Alfstad, Barry Bnggs, George Cain, Skip Buchanan, Jeff Riddle, Scott Sledge. KEY CLUB OFFICERS Row 1: Mike Peck, spring vice president; Gerry Kuwado, spring president; Jim Elmer, fall president. Dale Dennie, fall vice president. Row 2: Jim Nimnicht, spring secretary; Harley Reckord, spring treasurer,- Dick Spongier, senior board member; Larry Lander, fall treasurer. Row 3: Ron Stone, spring historian; Mike Alfstad, senior board member; Craig Austin, foil secretary. 06 MATH CLUB This group stimulated interest in mathematics through its two mathematics contests, one for freshmen and soph- omores, and one for juniors and seniors. Row 1: Mr. Eugene G. Sivertson, adviser, Diane Adams, Susan Schafer, Jennifer Biehn, Chorlene Dupper, Sue Degerstrom, Karen Blegen, Kay Young. Row 7: Ward Walker, Jay Delaney, Jean Hunter, Justin Shi mod a, Mike Uno, Bryan Mukai, Ann Fogelquist, Pat Sandahl. Row 3: Mike Kissin, Tom Logsdon, Art Murphy, Dave Bauer, Bob Pearson, Bruce Finney, Norm Weill, Dave Eash, Dick Grinstad. MATH OFFICERS Row I: Mike Kissin, spring president, Jean Hunter, foil president. Row 2: Jennifer Biehn spring vice president; Sue Degerstrom, spring secretory; Karen Blegen, spring fifth executive; Susan Schofer, fall secretary Raw 3: Bruce Finney, fall vice president; Jim Salter, fall fifth executive; Jay Delaney, spring treasurer, Diane Adams, foil treasurer. 107 ORPHEUS The Lewis and Clark talent club is composed of students with many talents — instrumental, dancing, singing, and dramatic. Performances this year included Edgecliff Sanitarium, the Veterans Hospital, church groups, LC cons, and other functions. Row li Mrs. Spokane Hutchison, adviser, Marty Lillwitz, Janet Thornton, Jan Jensen, Linda Eskeberg, Bob Hohner, Nancy Bergh, Diana Nes- tor. Row 2: Jean Rice, Patti Steen, Peggy Davis, Laurie MocMaster, Darlene Howlett, Linda Howell, Roxy Curryer, Tom Ager, Bob Mukai. Row 3: Christy Tyler, Kim Schosre, Lynda Kayano, Mary Ann Gilpin, Laura Bond, Marney Reed, Dorothy Beaver, Linda Brady, Rollin Thomas. Row 4: Ken Kinyon, George Colby, Dick Ellis, Dave Vergin, Ron Wilcox, Berne Indahl, Dick Lopes, John Carver, Chuck Hohner. ORPHEUS OFFICERS - yjf y y tfi ZJ Rollin Thorna.. ,pr,n 9 pr..,d.n.. Row 1: Jean Rice, spring historian; Christy Tyler, spring secretory; Diana Nestor, foil president. Row 2: Roxy Curryer, spring parliamentarian; Dorothy Beaver, fa ' l historian; Marney Reed, spring vice president; Kim Schosre, fall secretory. Row 3: Tom Ager, fall treasurer; Ron Wilcox, spring treasurer; Rollin Thomas, spring president. COURTESY GIRLS These girls assist with the school switchboard and handle errands for the main office. Row ll Penny Jarvit, Karen Blegen. Raw J: Suion Swanson, Terry Eddy, Norma Craig. Row 3: Dorothy Beaver, Sarah Salmon, Marney Reed, Kathee Morrii. 10 interests in reading and good literature. Row I: Aileen Mann, Debbie Turrill, Charlotte Johnson, Nina Finch, Barbara Kelsch Row 7: Mr . Frances Vecchio, odviser Lourel Lenno Bea Jocobson, Bonnie Bro, Lavonne Davis, Debbie Matheny. Raw 3: Sherry Godfrey. Jeon Fagon, Suzi Franks, Peggy Lehn, Sue Pottison Ai Lmdman Raw 4: Mary Bagby, Carol Belgum, Kathy Franks, Kris Backenstoe, Dan Abel, Cathy Eymont, Judi Edwards, Kristi Lowe PAGES OFFICERS Row Is Kathy Franks, foil vice president; Bea Jocobson, foil president; Bonnie Bro, spring president; Aileen Mann, fall treasurer. Row 2: Peggy Lehn, spring historion; Ann lindman, spring vice president; Sue Pottison, spring vice president; Suzi Franks, fall secretory; Carol Belgum, spring treasurer. SENATE CLUB The aim of this club is better understanding of parliamentary procedures. Senate Club this year took part in the Boys ' Fed Talent Con and won the A.S.B. Spirit poster award. Row I] Gory Doughty, Dove Eash, Bill Lund, Lorry Marker, Bill Copley. Row 2: Mike Saad, Dole Dennie, Craig Kopet, Tom Snevo, Jim Nim- nicht. Row 3: Mr. James H. Hamilton, adviser, Jim Elmer, Lorry Lander, Skip Buchanan, Barry Briggs, Morq Koslowsky, Gerry Kuwada. Row 4: Bob Coon, Dick Lopes, Bob Greene, John Guthrie, Bill Money, Mike Peck, Craig Austin, Ron Honda. THESPIANS The dramatics club sponsored the all-school play, Boys and Ghouls Together, which was presented to the students in a double convocation. Row 1: Stephanie Franklin, Joellen Denney, Mary Beth Johnson, Maure Pitts, Mrs. Beverly Carswell, adviser. Row 2: Susan Sweoringen, Laura Bond, Rick Campbell, JoAnn Mogers, Molly Scammell, Marianne Moore. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an international honorary for high school journalists. Lewis and Clark ' s Stoddard King Chap- ter initiated 24 members this year. Row 1: Mr. Donald G. Block, adviser. Laurel Greene, Sally Schafer, Susan Schafer, Chris Jones, Janice Secord, Marianne Moore. Row 2 Eileen Foreman, Jim Hijiyo, Ed Woodell, Art Murphy, Neddy Bayne, Maureen McCann, Elaine Vroman. Row 3: Ken Kinyon, Bill Pierre, Pete Talbot, Bill Rodgers, Doug Brockwoy, Paul Matsushita, J udi Logon. tf }frf ,r 10 ,? ' r ' v I USHERETTES The purpose of this club is to usher for school affairs and some civic functions. Activities included ushering at the Washington Music Educators Association Convention. Row It Julie Moriya, Janie Hohn, Diana Nestor, Caryl Booth, Laurie lindquist, Gretchen Stuart, Norma Craig. Raw 2: Sandee Saunders, Sue Maland, Linda Kent, Sue Degerstrom, Susan Schafer, Laurel Hotrum, Nancy Johnson. Row 3: Neddy Bayne, Cindy Dunlap, Robyn Follett, Kathee Morris, Molly Holmquist, Judy Helphrey, Merrie Wilson, Linda Cenis, Marti lawson. Row 4: Lindo Rice-Jones, Sue Hanson, Mary Ann Gilpin, Jane Matthews, Pot Long, Diane Adams, Jean Harros, Ann Wakefield, Cathy Carney. SLummitii ' iH USHERETTES OFFICERS Row 1: Cindi Zug, fall vice president; Marti Lawson, fa ll historian; Norma Craig, spring historian. Row 2: Sue Hanson, spring secretary; Pat Long, spring president; Sue Degerstrom, fall secretary. Row 3: Susan Schafer, foil treasurer; Cathy Carney, foil president; Sue Mo land, spring treasurer; Kathee Morris, spring vice president. 114 TRI SCI This club was formed to provide an opportunity for students to increase their knowledge of science. Activities this year included a field trip to Hanford Engineering Works. low ll Ken Koto, Jennifer Biehn, Tom Ager, Sue Degerstrom, Word Wolker, Mr. Alvin 0. Byrne. Row 1: Jay Deloney, Tom logsdon Mike Brondon, Justin Shimado, Greg Bever, Molly Scommell. tow 3: Steve Getman, Ston Smith, Bill Wright, Ron Westlund, Norm Wells, Mike Uno, Jeff Aiken. Row 4: Gary Jablonski, Jim Hawley, John Guthrie, Ken Bettinger, Jim Salter, John Carver, Crawford Spent, Dale Anderson. TRI -SCI OFFICERS Row ): Ward Wolker, spring vice president; Jennifer Biehn, spring secretary; Sue Deger ttrom, spring fifth executive; Carol Klein, fall secretary; Justin Shimada, foil fifth execu- tive. Row 2: John Guthrie, spring treasurer; John Carver, fall president; Norm Wells, spring president. 115 TI-DECA Distributive Education, a cooperative educational program between schools and businesses, had numerous speakers and field trips concerning all phases of business and participated in the state-wide Distributive Edu- cation contest. Row tl Nita Davu, Donna Fisher, Jill Connelly, Bonnie Derhak, Darlene Parker, Mrs. Flora Glbbs, adviser Row 1: Truth Culbertson, Syd Gun- ning, Patricia Herrmann, Sherry Smith, Sherri Porter, Kothy Warner, Bess Brogon. Row 3: Potti Steen, Larry Moore, Loren Ayers, Jerry Ander- son, Bill Nogy, Don Kerr, Marilyn Wohus, Potricia Hlldenbrandt. TI-DECA OFFICERS Row I: Bess Brogan, spring historian, Darlene Parker, fall historian, spring secretar y; Kathy Warner, fall sec retary; Bonnie Derhak, fall treasurer; Nita Davis, fall parliamentarian, spring vice president. Row 2: Sherri Porter, spring treasurer; Larry Moore, spring president; Marilyn Wahus, spring parliamentarian; Dan Kerr, fall president; Jerry Anderson, fall vice president. 6 LOCKER COMMITTEE The members of the Locker Committee handle all business concerning locks and lockers including the issuing of red locks and the assigning of lockers to new students. Row |] John Brown, Ray Geraghty. Row 2: Janice Thompson, Robin McPherton, Katie Vennema, Roxie Long- land. Row 3: Linda Wolcott, Skip Buchanan, Mike Barrington, Jim Starr, Terry Cavender, Anne Vennema. STAGE CREW Among the responsibilities of the stage crew are sound, lighting, and staging, for LC cons and plays. The stage crew is also in charge of arranging lights and sound for LC dances. Row || Gory Clark. Raw 1: Jim Weyen, Mike Young. Row 3: Mike Runyon, John Trip- lett, Mark Jernigan, Doug Yoakom. Row 4: Doug Szofroniky, Roy Mottuthita,  tog« manager, Roger Witty. 117 LETTERMEN The Lettermen ' s Club, composed of all varsity letter winners, encourages athletics and school spirit. Row 1: Pal Garvin, Ray Bell, An Ashe, Pal Linden, Craig Austin, Jon Mackenzie, Tim Fitzpatrick, Ban Newton, Pal Fitzpatrick. Raw 2: John Skadan, Dick Speer, Gordy Veium, Tom Snevo, Jim Nichols, Norm Wells, Don Mukai, Sonny Anderson, Bill Copley. Row 3: Barry Briggs, Greo Beomon, Scott Neilson, Raul Novillo, Jerry Moore, Bob Minnix, Marq Koslowsky, Ed Woodell, Steve Guess. Row 4: Pat Kocolek, Tom Burk wist. Bob Snow, Brian Breen, Terry Cavender, Mike McRae, Skip Buchanan, Bill Etter, John Minnix, Greg Bogus, Bruce Bledsoe. LETTERMEN Row 1: Tom Stewart, Dick McAuliffe, John Whitehouse, Craig Kopet, Bob Devine, Buddy Craig, Tom Nishimura. Row 2: Gary Teole, Don Brown, Larry Marker, Bill Lund, Jay Deloney, Ron White, Mike Kissin, Bill Wright. Row 3: Dale Dennie, Mark Hussein, Terry Protto, Jay Bond, Gary Toitch, Randy Johnson, Chris Kopczynski, Bern Cummins. Row 4: Pete Talbot, Steve Meyer, Bob Coon, Mike Randall, Gene Baldwin, Art Voli- quette, George Cain, Bob Greene, John Carver 18 _ i GIRLS ' PEP CLUB The new Girls ' Pep Club was formed this year to promote and improve school spirit at school athletic events. The club gives girls an opportunity to take part in an organized cheering section. Raw 1 Mickey Robert!, Donna Buchanon, Pot Storey, lori Townsend. Vicki Speor, Vicki Swartz, Gail McWilliomi, Sondie Stanley, Sharon Sorey lianne Herington, Lyndo Florine. Row 2: Mrs. Doris Brown, odviser, Katie Shonewise, Kothy Aoki, Corol Brodley, Morion Clifton, Jonie Hahn ' Linda Brady Judy Mangan, Cheri Shockley, Judy Helphrey, Barbara Cromer. Row J: lindo Copley, laVonne Hehman, Kris Andersen. Janet Priess Sue Hanson, Sue Degerstrom, Sandra Nottingham. Beamor Huetter, Vicki Gustofson. Cathey Barrett, Polly Anderson, Nancy Zu- pon, Kothy Gustafson. Row 4: Pam Engord, Connie Byrnes, Rita Hozlett, JoAnn Magers, Sondy Harper, Jeanne Teffl, Kathy Stevens, Theresa Ganoung, Diane Adorns, Carolyn Lawrence, Rosemary Rogers, Louise McBride, Marlene Toiteh. GIRLS ' PEP CLUB Row 1 Barbara Boker Debbie Turrill, Mary Ann Tokahashi, Groce Akiyama, Rhono Hondo, Margie Moguire. Kathy Numoto, Glenda Conkle, Leslie Perry Row 1 Mrs Marion Schubert, odviser. Sue Grahom, Donito Hozlett, Pom Fovre. Betty Jean Thompson, Gretchon Jackson. Kothy Hobbs, Shiryl Womble. Carol Wilson. Row 3: Kothy Reilly, Carlotto Brodley, Down Wyatt, Judy Hehmon Sue Dovis, Kathy Kamel Linda Marshall Linda Scheer! Carol McCorkle. Debbie Schnug. Row i Jan Goehner, Kitty Denmon, Downelle Show, Lindo Soxton, Ellen Keiser, Solly Loncoster, Arnethia Eorthmon, Jan Seaman, Lynn Poppe lis Tl GIRLS This service organization and marching group, started in 1938, serves the school by stimulating spirit and en- thusiasm, especially for athletic events. Row 1: Nancy Huckaba, Laurel Greene, Kay Young, Margaret Borhauer, Claudia Babin, Sue Clements, Janice Hijiya, Lynn Wakamafsu. Row 2: Mary Rostberg, Sharon Torbox, Jennifer Biehn, Gail Dieter, Debbie Emery, Monro Naff, Joany Bush, Judi Logon, Kay Cormichoel. Row 3: Linda Lenke, Marco Honda, Jean Hunter, Pom Brown, Pam Franke, Kathy Clark, Pat Franke, Chris Schneider, Janice Secord, Pot Hewett. Row 4: Vicki Bunn, Barbara Dean, Marilyn Marshall, Bonnie Mcintosh, Patti Balch, Judy Gill, Julio Corstens, Lydia Greener, Sally Maxwell, Mary Ann Culler. Tl - GIRLS Row 1: Chns Tokeshita. Joyce Presley, Mario Kosperskyi, Linda Von Loouwen, Dobbi Vonhoff, Bonme Gomon, Diane Wynne, Nancy Co  I Row I: Sue Schubert, JocQute Horrori, Roberto Dovtdson, Karen Eskeberg, Pnscilla Dovis, Becky Goldschmttz, Corlene Adomson, Christy Oberg, Bonme Bro. Susan Borck ' oy. Borbora Kelsch Row 3: Jean Dovis, Mary Hull, Lynn Pollock, Charlene Word, Cathy Logsdon, Jonice Hood- strom, Peggy Lehn, Gay Mor e Logsdon, Suzanne DeVlemmg, Lindo Howell, Connie Lomb, Betsy Husom. Row 4: Linda Loft, Kothy Franks, Koron Gurhrte, Bonita Johnson, Lergh Anderson, TorroH Bacon, Sally Anderson, Pudd e Rodgers, Carolyn Belgum, Meg Maxwell, Sue Partisan. jft O A A t it f if s 4 « ' £ t $  v r Tl • GIRLS Row li Jill Shriver, Gail Golzian, Karen Paulson, Elaine Vroman, Nancy Bergh, Sue Stickle, Diana Lonman, Mary Morse, Nikki Pemberton. Row 2: Denise Gorceau, Linda Terry, Nancy Kelley, Mary Beth Johnson, Mary Jane Corliss, Condi Kunzman, Trina Manion, RacheMe Meen- ach, Tommie Phillipp, Jan Jensen. Row 3: Katie Vennema, Marlene Johnson, Tina Manion, Linda Eskeberg, Sue Saunders, Marianne Moore, Jennie Adams, Mory Bronson, Janice Thompson, (Cathy Shannon. Row 4: Diney Rodney, Donna Goodell, Anne Vennema, Carol Nechonicky, Ann Fogelquist, Sue Wilke, Lynda Wood, Ann Perry, Charlene Dupper, Joanne Olson, Karyn Sackville-West. GETTING f Know YOU 6 121 © n ft ' « . 9. i a a 7% V — 1 BENGAL PEP CLUB The boys ' pep club is a service club and strives to create school spirit. Row 1: lorry Highsmith, Bob Buckley, Ban Newton, Pete Briggs, Gary Toitch, Mike Brandon, Mike Kissin, Tim Phillipp. Raw 2: Greg Bever, Jim Pearson, Gory Doughty, Phil Spongier, Dole Dennie, Tim Bruya, Bruce Finney, Dick Spongier, Tom Nishimura Row 3: Howie Kellogg, Steve Johnson, Mike Johnson, Bob Minnix, Ken Allison, Scott Sledge, Ray Geraghty, Ed WoodeM, Chris Kopczynski, Tom Ferris. Row 4: Bob Leslie, Pat Saod, Don Brown, Mike Borrington, Jim Hawley, John Guthrie, George Cain, John Carver, Tom Warrick, Craig Kopet. t .9 j© © rs 9 ' BENGAL PEP CLUB Row I: John Whitehouse, Bob Nelson, Joy Deloney, Al Folk, Mike Dahmen, Gordy Veium, Mr. Carl W. Milton, adviser. Row 2: Art Ashe, Ron White, Tom Sneva, Ron Sims, Fritz Nichols, Gwoin Oka, Bill Wright, Ron Shepherd, Bob Priess. Row 3: Roy Bell, Don Sutton, Mike Schieche, Gene Baldwin, Jay Bond, Doug Brock way, Jim Nichols, Don Sims, Dave Somes, Ken Gates. Row 4: Norm Wells, Joe Stephens, Tim Alsup, John Osborn, Dick Speer, Steve Durant, Jim Thayer, Bill Bagby, Art VaUquett . 122 SOPRANOS AND AITOS - How 1: Cindy Eberhardt, Jonet Thornton, Sue Clements, Maureen lillwitz, Vicki Nichols, Shoron Heinz, Kathy Aoki. Peggy Davis, Jean Rice, Connie Chriitman, Nancy Huckaba. How 1: Francie Sullivan, Sue Peterson, Jackie Hobbs. Sue Romney, Andrea Daw, Kay Carmichael, Kim Schoue, Vicki Swortz, linda Copley, Sally Rader Row 3: Nancy Buery, Pot Clare, Linda Torkelson, Mary lou Domek, Lindo Lenke, Katie Vennema, Sue Norbeck, Ann Wakefield, Ann Berry, Jean Harros. Shoron Larson. Row 4: Theresa Peterson, Roxy Curryer, Judy Speer, Karen Crawford, Louro Bond, Karen Sonderen, Corol Nechonicky, Beth Kalinoski, Lindo Ackerman, Lindo Teufert, Sue Anderson, Vicki Bunn, Shirley Drogoo. FALL OFFICERS President: Dick Speer Vice President: George Colby Secretary: Peggy Davii CHOIR SPRING OFFICERS President: Bill Heim Vice President: Bob Coon Secretary: Connie Christmon TENORS AND BASSES - Row 1 1 Rondy White, Curtis Nakota, Allen Tufto, Dole Crone, Ken Jones Jon Keevy, Gerry Kuwado, Mike Carr Mike Graham Row J Bob Lowry, Bruce Ainslie, Don Sutton, Dave Rice. Roger Swinehart. Chipper Daw Rick Campbell, Greg Conroth, Chuck Dov . Joy Nichols Row 3- Rollin Thomas, Bill Heim. John Smith. Dick Ellis, Tom Greene, J.m Kocalek Boyd Anderson, How.e Kellogg Deon Shaffer. Row 4: John Osborn. George Pern ' steiner, lorry fiechtner. Dove Vergin, Berne Colby, Jim Ivory. Indohl, Tom Ekins, Bob Coon, Dick Speer, George 123 STARLIGHTERS Starlighters, an extra-curricular singing group, performed in the Christmas program and Spring Concert. High- light of the year was a formal dinner at the Polynesia Restaurant. Row li Cindy Eberhordt, Connie Chrislmon, Mary Lou Domek, Janet Thornton, Jean Rice, Solly Roder taw I: Froncie Sullivan, Peggy Davis, Maureen LIHwftZ. Row 3: Andrea Daw, Roxy Curryer, Theresa Peterson, Linda Lenke, Pat Hildenbrondt, Jackie Hobbs Row 4: Linda Teufert, Elvera Gustafson, Carol Nechanicky, Joan Elsom, Karen Sonderen. TIGER-TONES This singing group has sung. on many occasions this year. Among those organizations which they performed for are Spokane Chamber of Commerce, Shriners Hospital, and Spokane Education Association. Row li Connie Chrislman, Peggy Davis, Joon Elsom, Joellen Denney, Solly Roder, Kay Young. Row 1: Bill Heim, Dick Speer, Berne Indohl, George Colby, John Smith. GIRLS ' GLEE The Girls ' Glee performed in three school concerts and the Christmas program.  w 1: Mickey Roberts, linda Plummer, Elizabeth Mani, Sheila Dalrymple, Renee Loiselle, Beverly Colwell, Shirley Sampson, Linnet Heim linda Wolfermon, Karen Uno. Raw J: Mary Groy, Potty Strehlow, Micki Reynolds, Karen Jared, Susie DeVleming, Tami Fotheringhom, Linda Johnson, Eileen Fisher, Phyllis Tamura. Row 3: Sheri McKee Ardys Smith, Dian Hansen, Sue Triple , lu Kennedy, Nita Gentry, Lois Gorti, Kothy Tillman, Cindi Zug, Diane Kelleher. Row 4: Corinne McGrew, Kris Flathers, Connie Byrnes, Joyce Courtney, Jeanne Tefft, Elvero Gustat- ion, Marsha Peterson, Donno Hagen, Sandy Harper. 125 INSTRUMEN TAL MUSIC HELLO WEEK KING AND QUEEN f.ourtrsv of Harriot Srhon ( owline Barry Bnggs Nancy Keil SENIORS HELLO WEEK ROYALTY FRESHMEN Rhona Honda Dave Nail Courtesy of Harriot ehon Cowling FOOTBALL ROYALTY PRINCESS Nancy Huckaba PRINCESS Laurel Greene PRINCESS Patti Balch Courtesy of Harriot vl.son Cowling LILAC PRINCESS Bonnie Mcintosh Courtesy of Harriot et.son Cowling o OUTSTANDING FOOTBALL PLAYERS Head Coach George M. Sullivan New Head Coach George M. Sullivan did a fine job and his varsity gridders put forth a strong effort in the tough City League competition this year. The Tigers tied for fourth place with NC even though the footballers shut out the Indians twice, 33-0 and 20-0. LC also defeated a fired-up Ferris Saxon team at the beginning of the season, 24-12. The Bengals made a tough effort and came close to victory against City League champions Gonzaga Prep. Twice against second-place Shadle Park, the Tiger gridders made a strong showing. These four games were the best and toughest of the season, the Tigers losing by very narrow margins in all. Many outstanding individuals played for LC this year. Along with Team Captain Bruce Bledsoe and Inspirational Award winner Gerald Moore, there were many offensive standouts. Among the graduating seniors were quarterbacks Craig Austin and Greg Beaman. Craig did a complete job of quarterbacking the club until an injury late in the season. Greg did a fine job filling in for Austin. At end, seniors Bob Coon, Mike McRae, and Dick Speer were the quarterbacks ' chief targets. Bern Cummins, Gene Baldwin, Scott Neilson and Brian Breen did an excellent job in blocking and pass protection against tough defensive lines. Our defensive unit, being the highlight of the year, was led by Brian Breen and Bruce Bledsoe defensive captains , Bern Cummins, Gene Baldwin, Tom Sneva, Mark Hussein, and Skip Buchanan. The LC backfield placed first in pass defense against opposing teams this year. Returning next year will be lettermen Ray Bell, Art Ashe, John and Bob Minnix, Tom Stewart, Art Valiquette, and Bill Etter. They should have a good season next year, having shown moments of superb talent this year. n Bern Cummins Bern Cummins leads the blocking as Art Ashe carries for LC against Gonzaga. Mike McRae B 89f L Gene Baldwin 56 Brian Breen LC trounces NC, 33-0. ing a pass while The B-squad shows good potential for next year. Row t: Denny Mowbray, Vic Ogohara, Scott Deoiy, Bob Nyberg, Jim Allen, Alan Schlosser, Jim Kocalek, Jon Soger, John Donieli. Row 2: Steve fiiher, Tom Borrington, Kit Birch, Chrij Pence, Bill Bogby, John Barkley, Scott Noble, Bruce Johnson, Mike Keilty, Ron Shepherd, Jim Peorson. Row 3: Scott Simp on, Bob Leslie, Pot Soad, John Emery, Ted Haynes, Jock Huey, CI iff Brower, lorry Highimith, Jeff Watkins, Mark Dahlen. 3 The Frosh Football Team utstanding talent Row || Louis B. Hurst (coach). Ken Suemon, Pete Edge, Dan Morgan, Terry Kelly, William Peterson, Jack Shanewise, Bob Bergh, Tom Meen- ach, Mervin Scott, Mike August, Stuart McWillioms, Ed Sneva, Richard Omoto. Row 2: Rick Padayo, Jay Nichols, Gory Smith, Bill Oaksford, Virgil Gentry, John Sahlin, Steve Ritter, John Martello, Don Milliken, Mike Powell, Clyde Hogeman, Paul Nelson. Row 3: Roger Swinehart, Bruce Stedman, Dave Noil, Tim Peterson, Mark Johnson, Steve lundberg, Jim West, Paul Franklin, Steve Maris, Dennis Anderson, Daryl Rede ker, Otis Mills. Row 4: Paul Shields, Bruce Donner, Ed Jackson, Jim Skadan, Tom Greene, Steve Conley, Chris Kerr, Howard Walter, Chris Major, Jim Filzen, Dean Schoffer, Dennis Small, Chipper Dow. 135 Former Coach E. L. (Squintyi Hunter f Former Principal A. L. Parker Principal William E. L. Donner Hunter Field House Dedication Lewis and Clark ' s impressive new addition was officially dedicated on April 14, as the E. L. Squintyi Hunter Field House. The entire student body attended the ceremonies at which various dignitaries praised Coach Hunter ' s achieve- ments. Among the honored guests were Mr. Jack Friel, com- missioner of the Big Sky Conference; Mr. William W. Taylor, principal of Shadle Park High School; Mr. Lyle A. Maskell, former LC football coach,- Mr. Byron L. Swanson, Board of Education member who made the dedication, and Mr. Abra- ham Lincoln Parker, former LC principal. In the 39 years Squinty Hunter coached at Lewis and Clark, the team won 21 City Championships, made 21 trips to sta ' e, and took three state championships. The appreciation of the Lewis and Clark students was expressed by Principal William E. L. Donner who said, He Squintyi was one of the few who could inspire a team by his mere presence. Lyle A. Maskell, left, and Jack Friel hold Mr. Hunter ' s por- trait, which hangs in the entrance to the Hunter Field House, while Squinty looks on. 136 CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country Tigers, built around the outstanding talent of Larry Marker, were spurred on by a host of juniors, sophomores, and freshmen. Captain and Inspirational Award Winner, Larry Marker, was a top man both in city and state competition. Marker performed well in helping the team to victory, and went on to earn third place in state competition. In a post-season invitational meet in Seattle, February 12, Larry finished third out of 200 top state runners. Coach Arthur Frey believes that Larry Marker has developed into one of the best runners Lewis and Clark has seen. In a ten-team city league the Tigers finished third in B-League and fourth in A competition, with a record of four wins and three losses. Victories came against Gonzaga, North Central, West Valley and Central Valley. The biggest win came in a meet with West Valley. The Tigers took a sweep, winning all five ribbons. The runners placed third in two invitational tournaments: the In- land Empire A.A.U. and the Moses Lake Invitational. Prospects for next year show great potential for Lewis and Clark victory. Phil Burkwist set new records in winning in both Freshmen, All-City and A.A.U. competition. Returning lettermen include Gail Anderson, Phil and Tom Burkwist, Dick McAuliffe, Bari New- ton and Mike Travis. Senior lettermen are Larry Marker and Pete Talbot. The manager was Don Mukai. Coach Arthur Frey BASKETBALL With the combination of individual inspiration and outstanding coaching, the Lewis and Clark Tigers became the Spokane City Champions, and placed seventh in state competition, with a 20-3 record. In a strong league, the Tigers lost only to West Valley in two contests, 60-55 and 72-66. However, for the City Title against WV, the Tigers won 58-53. Lewis and Clark ' s only other loss was to Richland, 73-71, in overtime play during the finals of the State AA Regional Tournament. Many outstanding players built an almost unbeatable team. Jay Bond was the center of team victory. He earned a position on the All-City First Team and went on to be selected to the All-Regional and All-State First Teams. Bond walked away Inspirational Award Winner, Tom Sneva ; with to P honors this ieoson and numerous records. Jay ' s Team Captain George Cain records include: Tied most points in a Coliseum game, 39; most points in a career, 935, and most field goals in a game, 17. Tom Sneva, Inspirational Award Winner, and George Cain, Team Captain and All-Regional Second Team, showed great talent. Gene Baldwin, All-Regional Second Team, helped win vital games. Junior Bill Maxey, also on the All-Regional Sec- ond Team, should prove to be an excellent ball handler again next season. Other players who helped earn the City Title were Mike Al- ward, Mike McRae, Bob Greene, Marq Koslowsky, Barry Briggs, Bill Lund, Greg Beaman, and juniors John Minnix, Mike Peck, and Dick Lopes. With speed and agility the Tigers should do well next year. STARTING Inspirational Award Winner Tom Sneva showed excellent ball handling and determination at his position of guard. Great passing and pivot man Gene Baldwin made the All-Regional Second Team. Team Captain George Cain earned a second team All-Regional position. He was successful under the boards and showed consistency in scoring. Bill Maxey, All-Regional Second Team, made many steals as a Junior. B-Squad maplemen took second in the B-League. Row ll Chris Aiken, Mike Adams, Ron Honda, Doug Iverson, Jerry Snevo, John Emery, Dujly Hutsell. Row It Bob Winnix, Bob Leslie, Pal Sood, Tom Ekins, Bill Etter, Ted Haynes, Gale Allen. WRESTLING CITY CHAMPIONS nix i f H J Liwir p in L Co-Captain Tim Fitzpatrick Co-Captain Bruce Bledsoe Tri-District 3rd-place Winner Jon Mackenzie The Tiger Grapplers, coached by Mr. Max F. Schoening, won their first City Championship title with a 7-1 record this season losing only to Central Valley in an upset. Preseason picks showed the Tigers ' chances for the City Title slim, built only around big ifs. Because of the lack of individual strength, the Tigers were ranked as underdogs below the previous year ' s powers: Shadle Park, North Central and West Valley. How- ever, through a great team effort and Tiger spirit, the grapplers went all the way. After months of preseason training, the Tigers tore up Mead in their first expected victory 28-12. Shadle Park and North Central came next and the Tigers were underdogs in both contests. The battles were uphill fights all the way, but the Tigers pulled through with a 26-18 victory over Shadle Park and a 22-19 victory over the Indians Then the Tigers massacred the University Titans 45-3. Spirits were high as a Lewis and Clark championship was becoming a possibility. The next Tiger victim was West Valley, 25-20. The wrestlers relaxed and succumbed to a 21-19 defeat at the hands of Central Valley. Following the defeat, spirits again arose with the 25-20 win over Ferris and the final victory over Rogers, 27-14, thus cinching the title. Pot Fitzpatrick at 120 pounds; Bob Devine, 127 pounds,- Tim Fitzpatrick, 133 pounds; Jon Mackenzie, 138 pounds, and Chris Kopczynski, 154 pounds, were sure winners in league action. Upper weight divisions also showed talent. Robin Van Allen ' s drive in the unlimited weight class clinched many important victories. Bruce Bledsoe helped the team keep rolling and showed great improvement throughout the season. Jon Mackenzie won third place in the Tri-District matches, while Bob Devine and Tim Fitzpatrick took third in the Sub- District. Bruce Bledsoe, Jim Weinstock, and Robin Van Allen also placed in the Sub-District. Coach Max F. Schoening receives the City League Trophy from Principal William E. L. Donner. W 1 + 145 The City Champion Tiger Wrestlers finished the season with a 7-1 record. 1- Terry Fitzpatrick, Calvin Hayoihi, Jon Mackenzie, Bob Devine, Buddy Craig, Mike Reilly. low 2: Pat Fitzpatrick, Tim Fitzpatrick Dale ie, Bruce Bledsoe, Randy Johnson, Chris Kopczynski, Craig Kopet. Row 3: Jim Weimtock, Rob.n Von Allen, Steve Meyer, Jim Starr, Row Denn. manager Gary Doughty The City Champions carry Coach Schoening off the mat after the Tigers final victory over Rogers. 146 The B-Squad wrestlers exhibited potential individual talent. Row li Art Valiquette, Horvey Allen, Marc Akiyama, Mike Powell, Dan Bly, Tom McRae, Mike Keilty. Row 2: Don Hart, Ken Babin, John Triplet!, Don Sutton, John Barkley, Gordy Veium, Jim Pearson, John Brown, Kit Birch. Row 3: Bari Newton, Rick Pansie, Jim Thayer, Jon Sager, John Fowler, Jeff Coder, Tom Stewart, Ron White, and Sam Weinstock. 14 Sub-district finalists were, from left to right, Bob | Devine, Jim Weinstock, Robin Van Allen, Bruce Bledsoe, Tim Fitzpatrick, and kneeling Jon Mac- kenzie. Jon Mackenzie, who placed second in the sub-district and third in the district at the 1 4 1 -pound-weight class drives his opponent to the mat. Randy Johnson wizards his opponent to gain a take-down. The Freshmen gained valuable experience for future years. Row 1: Tom Bionchi, Curt Nakata, Jess Curry, Keith Mathews, Cory Kopczynski. Row 2: Andy MocGillivray, Bruce Donner, Don Rows Tom Greene, Jay Nichols. Row 3: Mike Oashiell, Jim Donois, Mark Johnson, Steve Conley, Steve Sarher. CHEERLEADERS Hail to the Orange and Black! Cheer them along the way! i w 1: Lynne Wokamatsu, Anne St reck er, Nancy Huckobp, Suzi Yamamoto Row J : Maureen McConn, Chri Schneider, Janice Sec or d, Kathy Shannon, Sue Stickle. Head cheerleaders for the 1965-66 season were Nancy Huckaba football ' and Lynne Wakamatsu basketball). TRACK Coach Arthur Frey LC tracksters started off a good season with wins over Mead and Gon- zaga Prep. The Team ' s chief strength was in the distance races, Larry Marker and Phil Burkwist starring in the two-mile, Tom Burkwist leading the milers, and Gordy Veium in the 880. John Minnix led the team in the 100-yard dash, the 220, and the broad jump. Robin Van Allen was the Tiger ' s best shot-putter. The swift 880 and mile relay teams were led by Jim Nichols, Don Brown, Geoy Haya- shi, Ron Sims, John Minnix, Ron White, and Jim Long. Bari Newton and Gordy Veium were the team ' s top hurdlers. Most of the varsity and many fine B-squad cindermen will return next year giving LC a good outlook for next year. V John Minnix 149 152 The B-Squad faired well during the season. Raw 1: Stan Uno, An Ashe, Chuck Hohner, Les Kirihara, Paul Thomas, James Williams, Don Wollaf. Row 2: Bob Hohner, Dave Eash, David Snell, Scott Sledge, Don Hart, Mark Roller, Tom Porter, John Alice, tow 3: Bili Bagby, John Smith, Mike Soad, Gale Allen, Tom Ekins, Ted Hoynes, Darwin Cole, Kit Birch, Dennis Hoerner. The Freshmen tracksters will provide the nucleus for future LC track success. Row 1: Rick Terco. Bill Oaksford, Mike Powell, Don Froese, Paul Fenske. Ro w 2: Gene Nygaard, Gery VonderMeer, Paul Franklin, Dave Nail. Row 3: Otis Mills, Lee Perkins, Steve Clouse, Chipper Daw, Tom Greene, John Harwood. 15 BASEBALL The Lewis and Clark baseball team finished well in an unusually strong league. The Tiger nine took full advantage of its quick and efficient infield along with a good pitching staff and dependable barters. The pitching staff was headed by veterans Greg Bogus and Mike Randall. Bogus also played right field when not on the mound. Juniors Bob Gix and Bob Haagenson, who also saw action on the mound, will be promising returnees for next year. Mike Randall Bill Copley and Bill Lund were the only seniors in the infield, but returning next year will be: Tom Gilbert at first base, Greg Bever, a promising second baseman and Dusty Hutsell, a sophomore third baseman. George Cain had an excellent season at the catcher ' s position. Completing the line-up for the Tiger nine are the fielders who lacked experience early in the season, but learned their positions well. They should be valuable next year. Haagenson and Mark Hussein traded back and forth during the season for left field. Bill Maxey, also one of the team ' s most dependable batters, played center field. The right field position was a contest all season between Jim Nimnicht and Tom Stewart. Of course, no team can be complete without a coach. Pete Weitz was as good and as colorful as any the city league has seen. Coach Weitz has had many championship teams at Lewis and Clark and can be expected to continue his outstanding record. r 4 Coach Peter B. Weitz 158 The B-Squad baseball team played outstanding ball and showed great potential. Row 1: Lorry Filzpolrick, Rondy Heinz, John Berkley, Scott Noble, Mike Travis. Row I: Mike Keilty. Don Lowry, Jim Pearson. Scott Simpson. Cliff Bower Raw 3: Pete Corstens, Pat Saod, Bruce Johnson, John fcmery, Doric Creager, Jeff Watkins. The Freshmen baseballers should prove outstanding in future years. Row ll Tom Self, Dennis Anderson, Al Folk, Lorry Weaver, Mike Clarke, Dave Trimble, Steve Bontrager, Poul Nelson. 58 160 161 Row || Dick Gnnstad. John Neat, Bryce Boucher, lee Bonko, Roy Lowry, Mike Lenke, Chris Pence, Dave Snell, Terry Kelly. Row 2: Al Kinder, Ken Suemori, Bob Hohner, Chuck Hohner, Bill Ooksford, Roy Oki. GYMNASTICS In a relatively new sport, the Lewis and Clark gymnasts did well in a first-year league sport. Mike Berg, member of the Spokane Ski Racing Association, placed third and second for a combined effort of second place in the expert class of the Giant Slalom races at Mount Spokane this year. Mike will be racing in class A next year and plans to race in Canada later this year. Outstanding Senior Athletes Mike Berg Linda Wolcott showed much success in swimming feats last summer. During the summer of 1965 she won the Junior National 400 meter indi- vidual medley race in Miles City, Montan a. Another outstanding accomplishment for Linda was achieved when she placed thirteenth out of hundreds of girls in the Canadian Olympic trials. « Senior golfer Jay Delaney has participated in numerous tournaments. His most outstanding feat is a second place in the Washington State Junior Men ' s Tournament, where he shot a 74-76-150. 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Plumbing • Heating Air Conditioning W. 120 Second Spokane, Washington RI 7-6051 Abel, Don-72, 95, 97, 110, 127 Achziger, Charles-82 Achziger, Gladys— 72 Ackerman, Linda— 21, 123 Adams, Diane-21, 107, 114, 119, 162 Adams, Jennie-57, 91, 94, 98, 121 Adams, Mike- 57, 130, 144 Adamson, Carlene— 72, 120 Ager, Tom- 57, 94, 108, 115, 126 Aiken, Chris-72, 127, 144 Aiken, Jef -21, 115 Aiken, Ted -72 Ainslie, Bruce 82, 123 Akiyama, Grace 82, 100, 119 Ak yama, Marc-57, 147 Alfstad, Mike-21, 106 Alfstod, Steve -82 Alice, John -72, 153 Allen, Gale-72, 126, 144, 153 Allen, Harvey-57, 93, 147 Aller, Kathy-72 A lers, Jim-72, 93, 135, 152 Allison, Ken-21, 97, 122 Allison, Sydney- 21 Allison, Tori— 72 Alsin, Greg 82 Alsup, Tim 21, 122 Alvior, Dennis— 74 Alword, Mike-21, 141 Amundson, Wayne— 21 Amunrud, Dale— 82 Andersen, Kris-57, 98, 101, 119 Anderson, Boyd— 57, 123 Anderson, Dale-57, 99, 126 Anderson, Dave-21 Anderson, Dennis-82, 135, 144, 153 Anderson, Liz 57, 104 Anderson. Gail (Sonny)-72, 118, 137, 138, 152 Anderson, Jerry -21, 116 Anderson, Leigh-72, 103, 120 Anderson, Linda— 72 Anderson, Mary— 72 Anderson, Polly-57, 99, 119, 162 Anderson, Sandi— 72 Anderson, Sarah (Sally)-72, 98, 120 Anderson, Sue-21, 92, 123 Ando, Bev-72, 127, 128-B Anstine, Doug-72 Aoki, Kathy-57, 119, 123 Appleton, Lissa— 72 Ariizumi, Andy-57, 160 Armstrong, Dave— 57, 127 Armstrong, Dorothy-57 Armstrong, Steve-82 Arnold, Sheryl-82 Aronson, Greg— 57 Ashe, Art 57, 118, 122, 130, 131, 153 Ashe, Goil-72 Ashe, Ronald -82 Ashley, Annette-57 Aspinwoll, Mark— 72 Aspinwall, Steve-21, 99 August, Mike 82, 135 Austin, Croig-13, 21, 106, 111, 118, 130, 133 Autrey, Mary -22 Avnet, Borbra-57, 91, 93 Ayars, Curt— 72 Ayer, Julie-76, 127 Ayers, Loren-22, 116 Aylor, Jan— 57 B Babin, Claudio-104, 120 Babin, Ken- 72, 147 Bockenstoe, Kris-82, 110 Backenstoe, Leigh -22, 103 Bacon, Torrah-72, 97, 98, 120 Bogby, George (Bill)— 72, 122, 135, 153 Bagby, Mary -82, 110 Bagley, Jan-72 Bailey, Colleen Connie, 82 Bailey, Tom 82 Baker, Barbara-72, 119 Baker, Sherry— 57 Balch, Potti-15, 16. 22, 85, 120, 128-C Baldwin, Gene 22. 118, 122, 130, 131, 141, 142 Bole, Judy-82 Bongs, Ciro ( eggie)-76 Bangs, Judi -57 Barony, Bill-76 Barcklay, Sue- 72, 120 Barcklay, Tom— 57 Bard, Michael 22 Berkley, John-72, 135, 147, 153 Bark ley, Laurie 82 Barnes, Mike 76 Barnhart, Barney— 57 Bornum, Bruce— 22 Barrett, Cothey-57, 96, 101, 109, 119 Borrington, Anna 82 Barrington, Mike 22. 93, 117, 122 Borrington, Thomas— 57, 135 Barth, Bob 22 Barth, Dennis 80 Bartholomew, Dan -57 Bartlett, Chuck -57 Bortline, Down-82, 127 Batten, Ray-72 Battista, Karen -82 Baucom, Robert-82 Bauer, Dove-57, 107 Bovuso, Lorry-82 Bayne, Moryonn— 57 Boyne, Neddy -15, 16. 22. 98, 112, 114 Beal, Sherl 82 Beamon, Greg 22, 118, 130 131, 141 Beamon, Jackie— 72 Beaver, Dorothy -57, 94, 108, 109 Bech, Stan -82 Beck, Sandra 82, 103 Beckley, Don-82 Beeck, Chuck -22 Behar, AI-57 Bel, Cathy -82 Belgum, Carol 76, 1 10, 120 Bell. Bonnie 14, 22, 92 Bell, Dovid-22, 152 Bell, Liz-76, 162 Bell, Ray-57, 118, 122, 130, 152 Bennett, Dan -76 Berg, Dione-57 Berg, Mike 23, 165 Bergh, Bill -57 Bergh, Bob-82, 135 Bergh, Noncy-57, 96, 108, 121. 127 Bergstrom, Gail- 82 Berry Ann -76, 99, 123 Bettinger, Anita 82 Bettinger, Ken-57, 115 Bever, Greg, 57, 105, 115, 122, 157 Bever, Vicki-82 Bionchi, Jim -82 Bianchi, Thomas-80, 148 Biehn, Jennifer-12, 13, 23, 96, 107, 115, 120 Birch, Christopher (Kit)— 76, 135, 147, 153 Biurberg, Poul-80 Blackhurst, Brian-23 Blain, Jim-57 Blaskowsky, Karen— 74 Bledsoe, Bruce 11 , 23, 118, 129, 130, 133, 145, 146, 147, 148 Blegen, Andreo-80 Blegen, Karen-23, 95, 107, 109 Bly, Dan-57, 105, 147 Bobb, Thomas-80 Boehm, Mel -76 Bogus, Greg-11, 23, 93, 118, 130, 157 Bohn, Mia-57 Bolin, Cathy— 76 Bolinske, Marcio— 76 Bolker, Judy-80 Bolton, Jim-23, 92 Bond, Jay-11, 23, 89, 106, 118, 122, 141, 143 Bond, Loura-57, 108, 112, 123 Bonko. Lee 76, 164 Bontroger, Steve-80, 153 Booth, Caryl-23, 101, 114 Booth, Sondy-76 Boothe, Charlie-23 Boothe, Gary (Mike)- 80, 156 Borgens, Alon-23, 93 Borhouer, Margaret— 13, 23, 101, 120 Bothun, Don-57 Boucher, Bryce- 80, 93, 164 Bounds, John— 57 Bower, Pat -76, 126 Bowers, Chorlotte-23 184 Boyd, Mike 82 Bradbury, Dove-76 Bradley, Carlotto 80, 100, 1)9 Bradley, Carol-57, 104, 119 Brodwin, AI-S8 Brady, Floyd-23 Brady , Linda -58, 108, 1 19 Brandon, Mike-24, 115, 122 Brandon, Steve-71, 126 Brandt, Randy - 80 Branson, Karen— 24 Breen. Brian -24, 118, 130, 131 Brett, Wayne— 58 Brevet, Bruce-76, 163 Briggs, Barry -24, 89, 98. 106, 111, 118, 128-A, 141, 157 Briggi, Pete 24, 122, 130, 132 Bro, Bonnie- 76, 103, 110, 120 Brockwoy, Doug 24, 91, 105, 112, 122 Brogan, Bess 24, 116 Bronson, Mary 58, 96, 121 Brooks, David 58 Brooks, Mary 24 Brooks, Pam 24 Brooks, Robin— 76 Brophy, John— 76 Brower, Cliff -76, 135, 153 Brower, Phil-80 Brown, Ardeth-58 Brown, Carnan 58 Brown, Dave 24 Brown, Don E. 58. 118 Brown, Don H. 24, 122, 130, 152 Brown, John -58, 117, 147 Brown. Ken-80 Brown, Mary -58 Brown, Pam-24, 87, 103, 120 Brown, Shelley-58, 98 Brownlee, Loretta 80 Brozovsky, John-80 Broiovsky, Truth-58 Bruboker, Lisa-24, 94 Brunzell, Dione-80 Bruya, Tim -24, 105, 122 Buchanan, Carolyn 80 Buchanan, Dave— 76 Buchanan, Donna 58, 104, 119 Buchanan, Howard (Skip)-58, 106, 111, 117, 118, 128-B, 130 Buchanan, Joycelyn-80 Buckley, Bob-76, 122, 128 B Bucknell, Jackie-80 Buehler, John- 25, 91 Buehler, Marjorie-80 Buery, Nancy -58, 123 Buertner, Karen— 58 Bunn, Vicki-25 . 91. 94, 120, 123 Burch, Kathie-80 Burkwist, Phil-80, 137, 138, 152 Burkwist, Steve 25 Burkwist, Thomas-58, 118, 137, 138, 152 Bush, Joany-25, 100, 109, 120 Butler, Ralf-25, 93 Butler, Vicky-80 Byers, Sherry-80 Byrnes, Connie-58, 119, 125 C Caesar, Ted-58 Cain, George-13, 25, 85, 105, 106, 1 18, 122, 127, 139, 141, 142, 157 Calvert, Lawrence 80 Cameron, Deryl 58 Campbell, DonnoRay— 58 Campbell, MerriAnn— 58 Campbell, Richard 80, 96, 112. 123 Cardinol, Pot-58 Carlson, Annette— 58 Carlson, Michael -58 Cormichael, Kay-25, 96, 120, 123 Carney, Cothy-25, 87, 114 Carpenter, Kit— 80 Corr, Mike-80, 123 Carson, Dann— 58 Corstens, Julie-25. 100, 120 Corstens, Pete-76, 153 Corter, Larry (Sam)— 76 Carter, Linda -25 Carter, Marion (Sid)— 58 Carter, Solly-71 Corter, Virginia ;Moridel 25, 96 Carver, John-25, 99, 108, 115, 118, 122, 134, 150 Case, John-76, 126 Case, Linda 25 Cosimir, Gerald— 76 Casto, Pom 58 Cafe, Glorio— 25 Cave, Georgia— 76 Cavender, Terry- 58, 117, 118, 130 Cenis, Linda 26, 114 Chalfont, Dale-71 Chamberlain, Jay 80 Chamberlain, Sharon-58, 104 Chamberlain, Tommy Lou-26 Chandler, Linnea-26 Charbonneou, Ed —71 Chastain, Judy -26, 96, 127 Christensen, Cathie 80 Christensen, Don- 71 Christensen, Jim -26 Christman, Connie -58, 109, 123, 124, 125 Christner, Koren-80 Cicero, Terry -26 Cloasen, Judy 80 Claasen, Linda 58 Cloeson, Jan-26 Clare, Harold Hal 71 Clare, Pot-26, 123 Clare, Preston (John)-78 Clark, Art-58, 105 Clark, Bob 58 Clark, David 58 Clork, Dewey -78 Clark, Gary 78, 117 Clork, Joe 58, 126 Clork, Kathy 26, 87, 98, 120 Clark, Liz— 71 Clark, Potrick-58 Clarke, Greg— 71 Clarke, Mike 153 Clarkson, Linda 71, 161 Clements, Sue -26, 120, 123 Clifton, Manon 58, 119, 162 Clouse, Steve-78, 144, 153 Coon, Eva— 26 Coan, Twyla— 74 Code, Sharon 26, 92, 103 Coder, Jeff-58, 147 Coder, Kelly 58 Cogger, Allen— 66 Cogger, Linda— 26 Colby, George-26, 108, 123, 125, 130 Cole, Darwm 138, 153 Collins, Phyllis (Corky)-7l Colon, Ken -58 Col wen. Beverly -58, 125 Colwell, Linda-71 Conkle, Glendo-78, 119 Conley. Steve-78, 135, 148, 163 Connelly, Jill— 27, 116 Conner, Borbora— 27 Conner, Claudio— 27 Connery, Debbie— 71 Conrath, Greg-78, 123, 126 Cook, Dick -27, 126 Coolbaugh, Bob 27 Coon, Bob-11, 27, 98, 99, 111, 118, 123, 130, 133, 157 Cooper, Steve-58 Copelond, Gory -58, 126, 127 Copley, Bill-27, 96, 111, 118, 157 Copley, Lindo-59, 100, 119, 123 Cordes, Maria— 78 Cordroy, Bob-78, 93 Corliss, Mary Jone-59, 96, 121, 161 Cornell, Potti-71 Corporon, Jamie— 78 Cosby, Laurie— 78 Cottrill, Jance 78 Coulter, Robert-71 Courtney, Joyce— 27, 125 Courtney, Pot— 27 Cousins, Bob— 71 Cousins, James— 59 Cousins, Jerry— 27 Cousins, Mary Jane— 78 Coy, Morgoret (Peggy)— 59 Craig, George (Buddy)— 71, 118, 146 Craig, Mike 27 Craig, Norma-27, 92, 109, 114 Craig, Sue— 78 Cramer, Barbara 27, 100, 119 Cramer, Marilyn— 71 Crone, Dale-78, 123 Crane, Judy— 59 Crawford. Karen -59, 94, 123 Creoger, Doric-71, 153 Crockett, Judy -78 Cromer, Dave— 78 Cromer, Jim - 27, 93 Cronkhite, Jerri-78, 100 Crownover, Bill— 78 Crozier, Nancy— 78 SILVER LANES IN LINCOLN HEIGHTS and NEW MIDGET GOLF COURSE Grants Your Friendly Family Store CHARGE-IT ... 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Bob 59. 118, 145, 146. 148, 152 DeVleming, Suzanne-71, 96, 120, 125 DeVolve, Lorry-59 Dieter, Goil-28, 120 Diffley, Rick -72, 127 Dixon, Hal-59 Dixon, Tanni— 59 Dodson, Mary Jo— 77 Domek, Frank— 77 Domek, Mary Lou-59, 123, 124 Donais, Jim-77, 93, 148 Donner, Bruce-77, 135, 148 Donohoe, Jim— 77 Doty, Deonne-29, 93 Doud, Jim— 77 Doughty, Gory-29, 105, 111, 122, 146 Dow, Bill— 29, 59 Dow, Joe-29 Doyle, Bob-71 Drogoo, Shirley-29, 123 Orost, Sharon -29 DuChene, Cheri— 71 Dunlap, Cindy-29, 94, 114 Dunn, Jim-29 Dunphy, Richard— 77 Dupper, Charlene-59, 94, 107, 121 Durant, Steve-59, 122 Dutton, Ed-29 Dyer, Jerry— 157 E Eodon, Chris-72, 150 Earthman, Arnethta— 77, 119 Eosh, Dave-29, 85, 105, 106, 107, 111, 153 Eberhardf, Cindy-123, 124 Eddy, Terry -72, 100, 109 Edge, Pete-77, 135 Edge, Shannon -72 Edstrom, Bernie-72 Edwards, Judi-77, 110 Edwards, Sue— 77 Ehmig, Cocilia-77, 94, 164 Ekins, Tom-72, 123, 144, 153 Eldore, Russ-59 Eldridge, Paul -72 Elliott, Cyndie-77, 164 Ellis, Dick-59, 95, 108, 123 Ellis, Eunice-72 Ellison, Sandi-72 Ellsworth, Debbi-77 E mer, Jim-16, 29, 106, 111, 157 Elmer, John-72, 106 Elsom, Joan -59, 96, 124, 125 Emacio, Jean— 77 Emery, Debbie-29, 120, 127 Emery, John-72, 126, 135, 144, 153 Eng, Geoffrey— 72 Engord, Pom 29, 109, 119 Erickson, Linda -77 Erling, Geri-72 Eron son, Sandy— 29 Ertz, Larry-29 Eskeberg, Karen 72, 91, 103, 120 Eskeberg, Linda-59, 94, 108, 121 Etter, Bill -72, 118, 130, 144 Evans, Douglas— 74 Eymont, Cathy-77, 110 F Fagan, Jeon-77, 110 Fogerstedt, John 59, 93 Folk, AI-72, 93, 122, 153 Folor, Poul-71 Faris, Kay -30 Fovre, Pom -72, 1 19 Foy, Dan -59 Fay, Joey— 77 Fearn, Corri-77, 127, 164 Featherstone, Steve-72 Fenske, Paul-77, 126, 153 Ferris, Charles (Tom)-59, 122, 130 Ferris, Sara— 77 Fiechtner, Larry -30, 123 Filzen, Jim-77, 135, 156 Finch, Nina-77, 1 10 Finney, Donald (Bruce)— 30, 107, 122 Fisher, Donna 30, 1 16 Fisher, Eileen-77, 125, 164 Fisher, Steve-72, 135 Fitzpatrick, Lorry-71, 153 Fitzpatrick, Pat 59, 118, 145, 146 Fitzpatrick, Terry-77, 146 Fitzpatrick, Tim-30, 118, 145, 146, 147, 148 Flogan, Pottie-59 Flanders, Lois— 59 Flathers, Kris-72, 125 Flehorty, Goil-30 Fletcher, Frankie— 77 Fletcher, Harry (Tom)-77, 95 Florine, Lynda— 72, 119 Fogelquist, Ann-59, 61, 94, 96, 107, 121 ' Follert, Robyn-30, 94, 103, 114 Ford, Tim- 126 Foreman, Eileen-U, 15, 30, 99, 112 Fotheringham, Tami— 77, 125 Fowler, John-59, 147 Fronke, Pam-30, 104, 120 Fronke, Pal-30, 104, 120 Franklin, Celeste 82. 98 Franklin, Paul -82, 135, 153 Franklin, Stephanie 59, 96, 98, 112 Franks, Kathy-72, 103, 110, 120 Franks, Suzi-72, 103, 110 Froese, Art-59, 138, 152 Froese, Dan-82, 138, 153 Fruechte, Ann-82, 95 Fruechte, Susan -30, 87, 94, 101, 127 Fuller, Randy-59 G Gabel, John -82 Gaetono, Bill— 59, 157 Goiser, Anne-72, 95, 161 Galloway, Rick-30 Gomon, Bonnie— 30, 120 Gannon, Dan— 59 Ganoung, Thereso-59, 119 Garceou, Denise— 59, 121 Gordella, Andy-72 Gordello, Bill —59 Gordella, Justin (Buster)- 71, 82 Gardner, Fred-30 Garrett, Joyce -82 Gartz, Lois-82, 125 Dick Lynch, Dale Riddle and Laurel Greene visiting Dodson ' s, Spokane ' s oldest jewelry and gift store. 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Home Offices 24- hour Service Seattle Portland Spokane Home Office TE 8-2444 Gorvin, Pot-72, 118 Gofes, Ken -31, 105 Goylord, Solly-59 Gentry, Nito-82, 125 Gentry, Virgil -82, 135 Geroghty, Roy-31, 101, 117, 122 Getmon, Cherol (Holly)-82, 98, 126 Getmon, Steve 60, 61, 95, 106, 115 Gibbon, Morcia-31, 92 Gibbt, Fred (Fritz)- 60, 138, 152 Gier, Rodney Dole 71 Gier, Sherry— 31 Gilbert, Tom-60, 157 Gill, Judy-31, 92, 94, 103, 120 Gilpin, Mary Ann 31, 94, 96, 98, 108, 114, 127 Gix, Bob 60, 157 Godfrey, Sherry 82, 110 Goehner, janette 82, 103, 119 Godschmitz, Becky-71, 120 Goodell, Donna-60, 121 Goodrich, Sue— 31 Gotzian, Gail-60, 98, 121, 162 Gotzion, Jim 82, 98 Gould, Joanne 60 Graham, Mike-82, 123 Graham, Sue-71, 119 Grant, Doug 82 Gray, Jan 60 Gray, Mory-71, 125 Green, Ron— 71 Greene, Bob-31, 85, 111, 118, 126, 141, 163 Greene, Laurel -14, 31, 87, 112, 120, 128-C Greene, Tom -82, 123, 135, 148, 153 Greener, John-60 Greener, Lydia-31, 92, 100, 120 Greer, Gary -71 Greve, Dove-71 Gr.nttad, Dick-31, 98, 107, 164 Guerci, Roto-60 Guess, Ste ve -1 18, 130 Gunning, Dick -60 Gunning, Sydney-31, 116 Guse, Leigh-82 Gustafson, Elvera-60, 94, 124, ' 25 Gustafson, Kathy-60, 1 19 Gustafson, Vicki-40, 119 Guthrie, John-31, 111, 115, 122, 130, 134 Guthrie, Karen-71,97, 103, 120 Guthrie, Linda-71, 162 H Hoagenson, Bob— 157 Hoose, Theresa -10, 74 Habbestad, ICalhy-60, 109, 127, 153, 161 Hagel, Ken-82, 127 Hagemon, Clyde-82, 135 Hageman, Kathy-60, 104 Hageman, Lynn -82 Hagen, Donna-60, 93, 125 Hagen, Sue-82, 164 Hohn, Janie-31, 114, 119 Holey, David-60 Haley, Dennis-82 Hall, Jan -75 Hall, John 74 Hall, Mlke-60 Hoi I, Patricia -82 Halpern, Stan-32, 97, 99 Halvorson, Stephonie— 82, 127 Hambert, Jeon-32 Hamilton, Doug— 60 Hamm, Lorry— 80 Hande, Mark-71 Honnes, Ron— 71 Hansen, Dion-80, 125 Hansen, Tom— 32 Hanshaw, Bill -60 Hanshaw, Thelma-80 Hanson, Donna— 32 Hanson, Sue-32, 114, 119, 161 Horcus, Ruth -80 Harder, Greg— 71 Hordy, Bob 80 Hardy, Nancy-75 Horke, Bev-71, 161 Hormon, Amie— 80 Horn, Betty-71 Harper, Debbi-71, 98 Horper, Diane-60, 99 Harper, Sandy 60, 104, 119, 125 Harper, Vonie— 71 Harras, Jean 32, 114, 123 Harrington, L nda 80 Harrington, Shirley— 71 Horris, John— 71 Horris, Norman -80 Harris, Tom— 60 Harrison, William (Mac)-71 Harsh, Martha -32 Hart, Darlene 32, 104 Hon, Don 147, 153 Hart, Judy- 71 Hart, Judy L.-32 Hartley, Dick -60 Hortmon, Judy— 80 Harwood, John — 153 Hathoway, Carol -32, 104 Hathaway, Gary 80 Hathaway, John -80 Hathaway, Richard— 75 Hoverfield, Don-71, 126 Howley, Ed 80 Hawley, Jim-32, 115, 122 Hayashl, Calvin 80, 146 Hayashi, Denise 60 Hayashi, Geoy-60, 130, 152 Hoyashi, Richord-71, 163 Hayashi, Valerie-80 Hoynes, Ted -75, 135, 144, 153 Hazlett, Donita-71, 119 Hazlett, Leslie 80 Hazlett, Rito-60, 119 Heodstrom, Jon-71, 120 Hehman, Judy-80, 119 Hehman, LoVonne-32, 119 Heim, Bill -32, 93. 123. 125 Hein, Kathy-80 Heinz, Linnet (Sue)-60, 125 Heinz, Monty-80 Heinz, Randy-71, 153 Heinz, Sharon 32. 123 Heinzerllng, Rex 33 Helphrey, Judy-33, 101, 109, 114. 119 Henault, Regina 60, 104 Henry, Randy— 71 Henwood, Jerry— 60 Hepburn, David 33 Herak, Toni-71 Herington, Lianne-60, 104, 119 Herrmann, Pot 33, 116 Herron, Jacquie-71, 120 Herron, Jerry— 60 Hershberger, Jeri— 80 Hester, Charlotte 82 Hester, Len 33, 104 Hewett, Pot -33, 92, 120 Heyomoto, Dove-60. 105 Hibbs, Jim 33 Hickerson, Jeff 60 Hicks, Scott-82 Higgens, Don— 60 Highsmith, Lorry-71, 122, 135, 156 Hijiyo, Janice-33, 85, 96, 120 Hijiyo, Jim-60, 61, 91, 112 Hildenbrandt, Pat-33, 116, 124 Hilderbrand, Ron 82 Hill, Alice- 71 Hill, Allan 82 Hill, John Casey 60 Hill, Tim-82, 126 Hitler, Anne-60 Hitler, John-82 Hiller, Roy (Dick)-33, 91, 99 Hills, Sherry -60 Hindin, Marsha-60, 127 Hinshaw, Mary— 82 Hobbs, Jockie-75, 123, 124 Hobbs, Kathy-75, 119 Hoerner, AI-62, 104 Hoerner, Denny-75, 153 Hoffort, Jim -62 Hoffman, Byron-33 Hohner, Bob-108, 153, 164 Hohner, Chuck -108, 153, 164 Hole, Judy-33 Holmes, Sondy-62, 96, 100, 126 Holmquist, Mia— 82 Holmquist, Molly-33, 101, 114 Honda, Morcia-16, 33, 87, 101 120 Hondo, Rhona-82, 119, 128-B 164 Honda, Ron -61, 62, 111, 130 144 Hoppe, Cheryl— 75 Hopper, Cathy— 82 Horiuchi, Connie— 62, 95 Horn, John-62, 105 Hornby, Frank— 82 Horton, Sandi— 75 Hotrum, Laurel -34, 92, 114 Hovones, Joyce-34, 99 Howell, Linda-75, 108, 120 Hewlett, Dorlene-62, 95, 108 162 Best Wishes to the graduating class of 1966 Specialty Ice Cream Products Fifth and W ashington RI 7-1760 Route 1, Rox 433 MA 4-2645 Royal Pines Riding Academy Edward Xabors, R.H.S.A.I. English Pleasure Jumping Dressage Indoor and Outdoor Schools Boarding Training Howser, Ken -34 Huckobo, Noncy-34, 85, 101, 120, 123, 128-C, 148- A Hudson, Dewey -82 Hueser, Debbie— 75 Huetter, Beomar 62, 119 Huetter, Betty-82 Huey, Cathy— 34 Huey, Jack-75, 135 Huey, Ron-62, 74 Hulen, Eric-75, 126 Hulen, Jon-82 Hull, Mary-75, 109, 120 Hulse, Stephen-72 Hunter, Jeon-34, 99, 107, 120 Hurni, Jim-82 Husom, Betty -75, 98, 109, 120 Hussein, Mark -34, 118, 130, 133, 157 Hutsell, Duane (Dusty )-75, 144, 157 I Indohl, Berne— 61, 62, 105, 108, 123, 125, 150 Irvine, Judy— 62 Iverson, Doug — 144 Iverson, Duane-62, 130 Ives, Sharon— 62 Ivory, Jim-75, 123 J Jablonski, Gary— 75, 115 Jackson, Ed 82, 135 Jackson, Gretchon-82, 119 Jacobs, Amy -75, 104 Jacobson, Bea-75, 95, 110, 127 Jocoy, Karen— 82 Jomei, Debbie-82 James, Marsha— 62 Jameson, Joyce-75, 126 Jontz, Kathy-34, 103 Jored, Karen 82, 125 Jarvis, Bob-62 Jarvis, Jerry-82 Jarvis, Penny-34, 109 Jenkins, Jim-74 Jensen, Jan 62, 108, 121 Jensen, Jean— 74 Jernigon, Mark-62, 117 Johnson, Art— 34 Johnson, Barbara -62 Johnson, Bill —35 Johnson, Bonita-75, 120 Johnson, Bruce-75, 135, 153 Johnson, Charlotte-77, 110 Johnson, Chris— 77 Johnson, Gary-34 Johnson, Les— 77 Johnson, Lindo-77, 125 Johnson, Liz— 34 Johnson, Mark -77, 135, 148 Johnson, Marlene-62, 100, 121 Johnson, Mary Beth-62, 112, 121 Johnson, Michael -34, 122 Johnson, Nancy— 34, 114 Johnson, Potty-35 Johnson, Randy-11, 35, 89, 118, 146, 148 Johnson, Ronald— 35 Johnson, Stephen— 122 Johnstone, Angie— 35, 92 Johnstone, Dave— 75 Jones, Chrittine-35, 87, 91, 99, 112 Jones, Becky -62 Jones, Jeff-62 Jones, Ken-35, 123 Jones, Russ— 35 Jones, Vicki-77 Jorgensen, John— 35 Joseph, Lloyd— 62 Jurgensen, Lindsay— 77 K Kacalek, Jim-75, 123, 135 Kacalek. Pot 62, 118, 134 Kaiser, Carl (Ray)-75, 97 Kalinoski, Beth-35, 123 Kernel, Kathy-77, 119 Kannegaard, Gordy— 62 Karg, Carolyn— 35 Korg, Ken-35, 105 Karlin, Mike 35 Kasperskyj, Maria -35, 98, 120 Koto, Ken-62, 115, 140, 160 Kovanagh, John— 62 Koyono, Lynda - 62, 96, 108 Keevy, Jon-75, 123 Keil, Nancy-ll, 36, 120, 128 A, 161, 164 Keilty, Mike-75, 135, 147, 153 Keiser, Ellen-73, 1 19, 127 Keith, Pal-36 Kelleher, Diane 36, 125 Kelley, Bill-15, 36, 99 Kelley, Dan-36, 126 Kelley, Nancy-62, 121 Kellogg, Howie-36. 122, 123, 138, 152 Kelly, Terry-77, 135, 164 Kelly, Tim-75 Kelsch, Barbara (Bobbie)-75, 110, 120 Kenna, Marilyn-62 Kennedy, Lu-125 Kenney, Tim— 62 Kent, Linda -36, 103, 114 Kepi, Dave 62 Kepi, Jan-75 Kepi, Mike 36 Kerr, Chris-77, 135 Kerr, Dan-36, 1 16, 144 Ketchum, Bob— 77 Kevis, Lorry— 62 Kevis, Roger -36 Kilian, Bill-77 Kimmerly, Pat— 77 Kinder, AI-62, 164 Kinder, Karyn-77, 127 King, Bill 36 King, Dan-36 King, Noncy-75, 162 Kinyon, Ken-15, 36, 104, 108, 112 Kirihoro, Les-75, 138, 153 Kirk, Sue-75, 161 Kissin, Mike-36, 107, 1 18, 122. 126, 163 Klassen, Cindy 62 Klassen, Mike— 75 Klein, Carol -62, 115 Klein, Pegge— 77 Kloc, John-77 Kluber, Kathy 75, 104 Kluber, Rick 62 Knight, Royann— 75 Knott, Bob-75 Knuttgen, Steph-75 Kober, Steve— 77 Koller, Mark-73, 126, 138, 153 Kollmann, Margie-75, 100, 103 Kopczynski, Cary-77, 146 Kopczynski, Chris-37, 89, 118, 122, 145. 146 Kopet, Craig-11, 37, 105, 111, 118, 122, 130, 132, 146 Kosoi. Kathy-62, 104 Koslowsky, Marq-37, 111, 118, 141, 157 Krouse, Sandy -62, 103 Kruger, Norm— 37 Kuhen, Sue— 77 Kunzman, Condi-62, 95, 121 Kuwada, Barbara Jo— 77 Kuwodo, Gerry-37, 105, 106, 111, 123, 130, 133 I Lackmon, Hal -37 LoFronce, Terry— 77 Lolly, Wendy 62, 161 Lamb, Connie-75, 120 Lambert, Lynn— 73 Lambert, Stephanie-37, 94, 96 Lancaster, Nancy— 77, 127 Lancaster, Sally— 71 Lancaster, Terri— 71 Lander, Larry-37, 106, 111 Londsverk, Paul— 71 Langhans, Marcia— 62 Longland, Roxie-62, 96, 117 Lonman, Diana 62, 91, 98, 121 Lanter, Sue- 63 LoReice, Renee-63 Lorsen, Ron— 75 Larson, Dale— 63 Larson, Sharon— 75, 123 LoTendresse, Greg— 77 Loutermilch, Ed— 75 Lautermilch, John— 75 Lawrence, Carolyn— 63, 119 Lawson, Marti -37, 114, 127 Leckie, Bill— 63 LeClaire, Jerry-63 LeClaire, Pot-77 Lee, Bill— 75 Lee, Jim-37 Lehmann, Marc— 127 Lehn, Don-77 Lehn, Peggy- 75. 110, 120 Lench, Elaine— 71 Lenke, Kris-77, 100, 127 Lenke, Linda-37, 120, 123, 124 Lenke, Mike -77 Lennox, Laurel— 75, 110 Leslie, Bob-75, 122, 135, 144 Leslie, Steve 63, 106 Lester, Harris— 37 levitch, Adnenne 79 Lewis, Ann— 63 Lewis, Boh 61. 63, 106 Lewis, Brian— 75 Lewis, Elaine— 79 Lewis, Lynn -79 Lewis, Mike-79 lewtson, Mike-79 Lillwitz, Marty, 75. 108, 123, 124 Lindeit, Donna May -63 linden. Pot -63, 118, 138 lindmon, Ann -79, 110, 162 Lindquist, Laurie 37, 91, 114 Lindsay, Betsy-79 Linquist, Leigh— 37 linquist, Robyn— 75 Little, Bob 63 litzenberger, Dave 38 Lackert, Connie 38 Loft, Linda -74, 120 Logan, Judi 38, 91, 99, 101, 112, 120 Logsdon, Cathy - 74, 120 Logsdon, Goy Marie -74, 95, 97, 120 Logsdon, Tom 38, 95. 107, 115 Lohmonn, Sharlene— 74, 100 Loiselle, Renee-74, 125 Long, Dennis— 74 Long, Jim-38, 98, 126, 130, 134, 152 Long, Pal -38, 114 lopes, Dick -63, 99, 108, 111, 141 Lopez, Johnny-79 Lord, Evelyn -63 lord, Sharon— 73 Lowe, Kristi-79, 110 Lowe, Larry— 79 Lowry, Bob-79, 123, 144 Lowry, Del -74 Lowry, Don -74, 153 Lowry, Roy— 79 Lowry, Terry— 74 Lucas, Dione-79 Luce, Bob-79 Lund, Bill-38, 99, 106, 111, 118, 141, 157 lundberg, Steve-79, 135 Luppert, Paul-63, 91 Luth, Barbara— 76 lutz, Walter (Bill)-38 Lynch, Dick-38, 126 Lynch, Shannon-74 Lynn, Diana— 63 M MacDonald, Nancy -63, 100 Mace, Barbara -79 Mace, Gloria— 38 Mace, Terri-63 MacGillivray, Andy 79, 148 MacGillivroy, Scott-63 Mackenzie, Jon- 38, 118, 145, 146, 148 Mockey, Jim— 74 MocMoster, Laurie -63, 96, 108 Mogers, JoAnn - 63, 112, 119 Mogers, Suson -63 Maggard, Sandy -63, 104 Magney, Dick 38 Moguire, Dave— 38 Maguire, Margie-74, 119 Moier, Chris-79, 135 Malond, Sue 38, 114 Mallery, Jim 138 Mangon, Judy— 63, 119 Manion, Tina-63, 96, 121 Monion, Trina-63 , 96, 121 l ann. Aileen-110, 127 Mansfield, George-79 Monz, Elizabeth-39, 125 Manz, Jean— 63, 93 Manz, Joan— 63, 93 Maris, Steve-79, 126, 135 Marker, Lorry -39, 111, 118, 137, 138, 152 Marks, Gary -79 Marsh, Mike-79 Marsh, Pot -79 Marshall, Linda-79, 101, 119, 162 Marshall, Marilyn-39, 120 Martello, John-79, 135 Martin, Anne— 63 Maruyama, Julie— 74, 163 Mason, Charles (Buck)-39 Motheny, Debbie 74, 110 Mathews, Dione-79 Mathews, Margaret -63 Mathews, Ke.th 79. 95, 148 Mathistad, Betty 74 Matsushita, Paul-14, 16, 39, 85, 98, 101, 112 Matsushita, Roy -39, 117 Mattern, Rick -79, 126 Matthews, Jane 3V, 114 Matthiesen, Rick -39 Maxey, Bill 63, 111, 141, 143, 157 Maxfield, Nancy 39 Maxwell, Meg-74, 120 Maxwell, Solly-39, 120 Maye, Jodie-63 McAuliffe. Bill 80 McAuliffe, Dick 63, 1 18, 137, 138, 152 McBride, Louise 63, 1 19 McCann, Maureen- 14, 16, 39, 92, 112, 148- A McClatchey, Garr y-74, 97 McClatchey, Pal -63 McClure, Chris-80, 98 McCorkle, Carol -74, 119 McCormack, Joe 63, 130 McCracken, Larry-74, 152 McCracken, les 80 McDermott, Gene -80 McDonald, Calhy-74 McDonald, Dennis-63, 157 McDonald, Ruth-39, 104 McDonald, Vi-74 McFarland, Shirley -63 McGowan, Don — 74 McGrew, Corinne-63, 125 Mcintosh, Bonnie-39, 120, 128-C, 128-D Mclntyre, Gilbert 74 MctCee, Sheri 74, 125 McKenno, Pot 39 McKeown, Lorry— 63 McLaughlin, Sue-63 Mcloughlin, Tom -40 VcMullm, Vicki-74 McPherson, Robin -40, 117 McRae, W.le 40, 118, 130, 131, 141 McRae, Tom-74, 147 Mt Will arm, Gail-63, 1)9 McWillioms, Stuart-80, 135 McWilliams, Tami-40, 92 Meenach, Rachel le-63, 121 Meenach, Tom -80, 135 Mercer, Loren-80, 126 Mercer, Mike 63, 161 Mercury, Lori— 64 Mercury, Marc -40, 93 Merrill, Mike -64 Meyer, Steve -40, 118, 146 Meyers, Jeff -40 Michelbook, Pot-73 Michelbook, Rich 80 Michelbook, Ron— 64 Milliken, Don 80, 135, 144 Mills, Kothy-40, 92. 104 Mills, Olivia-73 Mills. Otis -80, 135, 153 Mills, Sharleen-64, 104 Minnix, Bob 73, 106, 118. 122. 130, 144 Minnix, John-64, 1 18, 130, 141, 149, 152 Mitchell, Bob 73 Mitchell, John-73, 93 Mitchell, Judy-73 Mitchell, Terry-73 Mittelstadt, Bob 80, 95 Mix, Robert Steve 80 Moffott, Dick- 11, 40, 106 Moldenhouer, Myra-40 Moll, Steve-40 Monard, John— 64 Monk, Mary 64, 99 Monroe, Edward- 80, 100 Monroe, Williom -80, 100 Montgomery, Celestine (Tina)— 73 Moore, Geraldine 40 Moore, Jerry -40, 118, 129, 130, 132, 152 Moore, Lorry -40, 116 Moore, Marianne 64, 91, 98, 112, 121 Moran, Mike 80 Morgon, Don -80, 135 Moriya, Julie-41, 104, 114 Mori in, Betty -73 Morris, Kathee-41, 98, 101, 109, 114 Morrison, Steve— 64 Morrow, Debbie 80 Morrow, Dick -80 Mors, Mork-41, 101 Morse, Bill -80 Morse, Mary 64, 98, 121 Mott, Ron -64 Mowbray, Denny-73, 135 MANITO PHARMACY S. 3016 Gra nd RI 7-8093 Best wishes Class of ' 66 GRAND PHARMACY Thirty-seventh and Grand RI 7-2117 ADVERTISING INDEX ,j. 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Hill Printing Co. . 170 American Laundry 179 Howard ' s Photo Studio 180 Anderson ' s Food Market 169 Kelsey-Boird Secretarial Barton Oldsmobile . . . 168 182 Batoan Barber Shop . . 173 Kinman Business University 181 Beacon Laundry 172 Liberty Park Greenhouse 172 Big West Oil Company 183 Lincoln Heights A W 168 Brickner ' s Studio 171 172 Buchanan Chevrolet 180 Manito Pharmacy . . 189 Burchett ' s Studio . . . 176 Mr. Magic Car Wash . . 180 167 Mountain Pine Motel . . 181 173 Erna Bert Nelson 169 Inland Empire Coco-Cola Parent Engravings . . . 179 Bottling Company . . 176 Pegasus Stables . . . 172 Harriot Nelson Cowling 174 Preston ' s Lincoln Heights Crane Supply Company 179 171 Crescent Photography Ralph ' s Body 178 Fender Works .... 171 Darigold Farms • 175 Red Lion Inn . . . 167 Deaconess School of Royal Pines Riding 175 188 Diamond Drill Contracting 169 187 186 185 167 South Hill Drugs .... 177 Les Fetnmes Beauty Salon 178 Spokane Roofing . . . 187 Fossum Paints . . 168 Sprouse-Reitz Co., Inc. 177 188 Suki Yaki Inn .... 179 Gale Mechanical Thavis Opticians . . . 167 Contractors . . 176 184 The General Store . . 171 172 Good Business Forms 169 Viking Apts. .... 175 W. T. Gront Company 185 Warren, Little and Lund 184 Great Western Fuel Co. 178 Washington Water Power 184 Greenough ' s Shopping Whitworth College . . . 175 173 Yamamoto Janitor Service 187 Mowbray, Marcia 80 Mowery, Peter -73 Mukai, Bryan -64, 107, 126 Mukoi, Don-41, 89, 105, 118, 137, 138 Mukai, Gwen-80 Mukoi, Larry-80, 127 Mukoi, Linda-64, 127 Mukai, Rob-41, 91, 108, 126 Mukai, Sujan-80, 127 Munyer, Pam-80 Murphy, Arlhur-41, 91, 107, 112 Murphy, Bob 4! Murrin, Frank— 80 Murrin, Jess. e 80 Myrick, Phytli — 41, 104 N Naff, Monza-13, 41, 85, 98, 120 Nagy, Bill— 41 . 116 Nail, Dave 81. 128-B, 135, 144, 153 Nokata, Curl-81, 123, 148 Neal, John- 64, 164 Nechanicky, Carol-64, 98, 121, 123, 124 Neill, Chuck-41 Neilson, Scotl-13, 41, 85, 98 118. 130, 134 Nelson, Bob-41, 122 Nelson, Claudia— 81 Nelson, Connie— 64 Nelson, Lisa— 76 Nelson, Poul-135, 144, 153 Nelson, Roxanne— 64 Nelson, Sue-81, 127 Nesbltt, Linda 64 Nestor, Diana-41,96, 108, 114 Neubouer, Diane— 81 Neudorfer, John— 81 Neudorfer, Marcia— 73 Neupert, Jim— 81 Neupert, Tom-42, 140 Newell, Lonnie-8! Newsom, Georye 81 Newton, Bari-64, 118 122 137, 138, 147, 152 Nichols, Fritz-42, 122 Nichols, Jay-81, 123, 135, 148 Nichols, Jim-64, 118, 122, 130, 152 Nichols, Vicki-42, 123 Nimnicht, Jim-64, 106, 111, 157 Nirschel, Bev-73 Nirschel, Bob 81 Nishimura, Tom-42, 89, 99 105 106, 118, 122, 157 Nix, Donna— 64 Noble, Carol -81 Noble. Mike 81 Noble, Sally-42 Noble, Scott-73, 135, 153 Nofsinger, Ron— 42 Norbeck, Julie 81 Norbeck, Sue-42, 98, 123 Norby, Cheryl-81 Norby, Georgiana— 81 Nordmork— Tommy— 42 Norman, Marilyn— 81 Northcraft, Linda 42 Nottingham, Sandy— 64, 1 19 Novillo, Raul-64, 92, 106, 118, 134 Numota, Jerry-64, 105, 106 Numoto, Kathy-81, 119 Nuxoll, Alice-81 Nyberg, Bob-73, 135 Nyberg, Christine 81 Nygaard, Gene 81, 153 O Ooksford, Bill — 81 , 135, 153. 164 Oaksford, Rick -42 Oberg, Christy-73, 120 Oberg, Paul-81 O ' Brien, Dan 64 Ocheltree, Glen-64 Oglesby, Bob-76, 93 Ogohara, Steve— 64 Ogohara, Vic-73, 135 Oka, Gwain— 42 Oka, lynn-81, 122 Oki, Roy-73, 164 Olds, Pat-64 Olson, Cheryl -42, 98 Olson, Glen-73 Olson, Joonne-64, 98, 121 Omoto, Rich— 81 , 135 O ' Rourke, Mik -42, 126 Osborn, John-42, 92, 94, 123 Osborne, Tim-64, 93 Ota, Bruce-43, 130 Otf, Jim-64 Otto, Pam 81 Otto, Pol-73 Overhauser, Drew -64, 126 Owen, Kathy-81 Owens, Marty— 71 P Packer, Ellen-73 Padayao, Rick— St, 135 Pansie, Rick-64, 93, 138, 147 Parker, Dorlene 43, 116 Parker, Mm yn 81 Pattison, Anne 81 Pattison, Sue-73, 110, 120 Paulson, Karen 64 98, 121 Payne, Edgar (Mike)-73 Payne, Tom— 81 Pearson, Bob -43, 107 Pearson, Jim-76, 122, 135, 147, 153 Peck, John-64 Peck, Mike-64, 106, 111, 141 Pederson, Gino 76, 98, 162 Pederson, Paul Red 81 Pemberton, Nikki-64, 121 Pence, Chris-76, 97, 135, 153 Perkins, lee 81 Pernsteiner, George-43, 91, 97, 123 Perry, Ann-64, 92, 121 Perry, Leslie-76, 119 Peterson, Bill -81, 135 Peterson, Christine— 43 Peterson, Dan— 76 Peterson, Karen— 43 Peterson, Marsha -43, 125 Peterson, Stephanie (Stevie)— 64, 104 Peterson, Sue-43, 97, 123 Peterson, Theresa -76, 123, 124 Peterson, Tim-81, 135 Petrak, Den se 64 Petrak, Jerry-81 Phil .pp. Tammie-64, 96, 121 Phillipp, Tim-76, 122, 163 Phillips, Bob-76 Phillips, Connie-43, 96 Pierce, Glen— 64 Pierone, Jenny— 81 Pierre, Bill— 43, 91, 112 Pippen, Connie— 76 Pippen, Donna— 81 Pitts, Maure-81, 112 Plemmons, Jeanette-76 Plummer, Linda-14, 43, 125 Polhemus, Donna— 81 Pollock, Lynn-76, 120 Poppe, Dennis— 64 Poppe, Lynn-81, 1 19 Porter, Norman -76, 127 Porter, Sherri-43, 116 Porter, Tom -76, 138, 153 Poulos, Tommy— 65 Powell, Mike-81, 135, 147, 153 Powell. Neil-81 Prater, Bob-76 Presley, Joyce-43, 85, 96, 120, 128-C Priess, Bob-43, 122, 160 Priess, Janet-65, 1 19 Privratsky, Cheryl-76, 93 Procopio, Sue— 14, 44 Protto, Gory-76, 106, 161 Protto, Terry-44, 105, 118, 126, 163 Putnam, Kay— 44 Pynn, Mary— 74 O Quaintance, Ron-76 Quinn, Jennifer— 76 R Roder, Sally 44, 87, 95, 101, 123, 124, 125 Randall, Mike-44, 118, 155, 157 Ransom, Chris— 44, 103 Raynor, Pris-76, 92, 162 Reckord, Harley-44, 106, 127, 163 Redd, Dee-65 Redeker, Daryl-81, 135 Reed, Marney-44, 108, 109 Reeves, Rhonda— 65 Reid, A. .. 81 Reid, Betsy 11, 44, 87, 96. 98 Reidt, William Kim: 81 Reilly, Kathy-76, 119 Reilly, Pat-65. 146 Reith, Dirk-76, 105, 106, 126 Rell, Joel -76 Retherford, Rick -65, 91 Retzloff, Jackie 81 Revious, Buddy— 44 Revious, Carol-76, 104 Reynolds, Micki-81, 125 Rhoda, Brusan Bruce 81 Rice, David 65, 123 Rice, Jean- 65, 108, 123, 124 Rice, Pete -77, 144 Rice-Jones, Linda 44, 94, 114 Richards, Susa n 76 Richter, Croig-76, 160 Rickman, Helen -65 Rickman, Linda -76, 93 Riddle, Dole -44, 105 Riddle, Jeff-44, 106 Riddle, Jim-81 Riffle, Chuck -76 Riley, Linda 65, 93 Riley, Suson-65, 93 Ringrose, Max -65 Rissmann, lngrid-65 Ritter, Steve-77, 135 Roberg, Daniel— 65 Roberts, Mickey-65, 119, 125 Roberts, Stephen 65, 97, 99 Robertson, Teresa 76, 93 Robinson, Denis 77, 126 Robinson, Goyle-44 Rochlitz, Linda-65 Rockstrom, Linda-77 Rodgers, Carolyn Pudde 76, 95, 97, 120 Rodgers, Bill 14, 45, 98, 112 Rodney, Diana 65, 121 Rogers, Judy 76, 93 Rogers, Rosemary - 45, 92, 119 Rolfe, Connie-77 RoUe, Rick -76, 96 Romberg, Charlie— 65 Romney, Susan— 45, 123 Rose, Barbara— 77 Rosanbalm, John-73 Rosenquist, Mark -77, 127 Rostberg, Mary-45, 120 Rostberg, Mike-76 Rouse, Rich-77 Rowe, Don-77, 148 Rumford, Pam -65, 92, 101 Runyon, Mike-65, 117 S Soad, Mike-65, 111. 130, 153 Saod, Pot-76, 122, 135, 144. 153 Sackville-Wes t, Dove-76, 126 Sockville-West, Karyn-65, 92, 121 Safford, Fern— 65 Soger, Jon-76, 135, 147, 152 Sahlin, John-77, 135 Sallquisl, Sonja-45, 92 Sallquist, Sylvia-76, 92, 101, 127 Salmon, Sorah— 45, 109 Salter, Jim-45, 91, 105, 107, 115 Sampson, Shirley -45, 93, 125 Samson, Hugh— 77 Sondohl, Pal -65, 107, 127 Sanders, Judy— 77 Sanders, Linda— 76 Sanders, Roger— 65 Sather, Steve-77, 148 Saty, Ronald— 65 Saugen, Linda-76, 100, 127 Saugen, Mark — 144 Saunders, Sandee-45, 114 Saunders, Suson-65, 103, 121 Savage, Bob— 45 Savage, John— 65 Soxton, Linda-76, 119 Scammell, Molly-45, 92, 112, 115 Scommell, Rick— 76 Schock, Jim— 65 Schafer, Sally-14, 45, 92, 112 Schofer, Suson-14, 45, 92, 107, 112, 114 Schaffer, Dean-135 Schasre, Kim-65, 108, 123 Scheer, lindo-71, 119 Schieche, Louise— 77 Schieche, Mike -45. 122. 140 Schleer, Louie— 77 Schlosser, Alan— 135 Schlosser, Jo Ann 46 Schmitz, Caralee-76 Schneider, Chris-46, 65, 87, 95, 120, 148- A Schneider, Shirley-96 Schnell, Don-77 Schnug, Debbie 76, 119, 161 Schroeder, Jim— 77 Schroeder, John— 77 Schubert, Sue-76, 120 Schumacher, Elston— 76 Schumacher, Ron— 65 Schumoker, Potty— 65 Schuster, John (Mike) -76 Schwartzman, Del— 77 Sciaccotti, Mike- 65 Scott, Mary -46 Scott, Merv-77 Seaman, Jan— 76, 119 Secord, Jumce IV 46, 112, 120, 148- A Self, Bob 65, 93 Self, Tom-79, 153 Shaffer, Dean-79, 123 Shanewise, John (Jack)- 135 Shanewite, Katie 65, 119, 135 Shannon, Kathy-65, 121, 128-B, 1 48- A Share, George— 46 Share, Sandra (Vicki)— 76 Sharpe, Sue— 79 Shaw, Dawnelle 79, 94, 119 Shaw, DyAnn 46, 101, 127 Sheldon, Bern ie 65, 95, 126 Sheldon, Maxine-76, 95, 127 Shelton, William (Chuck)-15, 16, 46 Shepherd, Ron-76, 122, 135 Sherlock, Dom 79 Shields, Edgar Paul 79, 135 Shimoda, Jujtin-65, 107, 115 Shockley, Cheri-65, 119 Shockley, linda-79 Shover, Ruts— 46 Shriver, Jill-65, 121, 162 Silletti, Diane 46 Simchuk, Susan (Tanio)— 76 Simon, Allen— 65 Simon, Moxine (Jan)— 71 Simon, Ronald (Parren)— 79 Simmons, Susie— 79 Simpson, Horry— 74 Simpson, Scott 73, 135, 153 Sims, Don 46, 122, 127, 130, 132, 152 Sims, Ron-16, 46, 89, 99, 105, 122, 130, 133, 152 Sitton, Solly-66 Skadon, Jim-79, 135 Skadan, John-66, 118, 138, 152 Skog, Stephany-79 Skok, Paul Nick 66, 126 Sledge, Scott-13, 16, 46, 85, 91, 98, 105, 106, 122, 130, 132, 153 Sleeth, Chuck -46 Sleelh, Croig-79 Sly, Gail-79 Small, Denny-79, 135 Small, Denny- 79, 135 Small, Jim-66, 138 Smith, Ardys-79, 100, 125 Smith, Calhy-66 Smith, Craig— 66 Smith, Doug— 76 Smith, Gary-79, 135, 144 Smith, Jessie— 76 Smith, Joanne— 79 Smith, John E.-66 Smith, John 1.-66, 123, 125, 138, 153 Smith, Randy -66 Smith, Robert (Rusty)-79, 144 Smith, Sandra M.-72 Smith, Sandra S.— 79 Smith, Sherry Ann— 46, 116 Smith, Stan i.Remer 66, 115 Snell, Dave 66. 153 Sneva, Ed -79, 135, 144 Snevo, Jerry— 66, 144 Sneva, Tom-47, 89, 111, 118, 122, 132, 139, 141, 142 Snoddy, Chris-79, 127, 162 Snoddy, Chuck - 66 Snow, Bill-79 Snow, Bob -47, 118, 160 Snow, Mary Beth-76, 96, 98 Solomon, Reuben— 76 Solomon, Rudy— 47 Somes, Dove-76, 93, 122 Sonderen, Karen-47, 123, 124, 127 Sorey, Sharon -47, 100, 119 Sowder, Doug 66 Spongier, Dick -47, 89, 105, 106, 122, 126 Spongier, Phil-79, 98, 122 Sparrow, Tom— 66 Spear, Kris -79 Spear, Vicki-66, 1 19 Speer, Dick -47, 118, 122, 123, 125, 130, 134, 157 Speer, Judy-76, 123 Spens, Crawford -47, 105, 115 Sprague, Lolly— 79 Staley, Madeleine (Mickey)— 71 Staley, Nancy— 47 Staley, Sherry -66 Stanley. Sandie-47, 119 Staples, Greg 66, 91 Starr, Jerry-71, 126 Starr, Jim-66, 117, 130, 146 Stauner, Louro— 66 St. Dennis, Melodee— 77 Stedman, Bruce-79, 144 Steen, Patti-47, 108, 116 Steinheiser, Frank— 73 Steiwer, Dorothy— 47 Steiwer, James -66 Stephens, Joe 66, 122 Stevens, Kathy-71, 100, 119 Stewort, Jonnie— 66 Stewart, Tom -66, 118, 130, 147, 157 Stickle, Peggy-79 Stickle, Sue-66, 121, 148 A Stier, Jeff-71 Stillwell, Jon-47, 97 Stillwell, Noncy-66 Stirpe, Wayne 66, 130 Stokes, Chris— 66 Stokes, Kay -79 Stone, Ben 79, 127 Stone, Ron 66, 1 06 Storey, Pat-66, 119 Storm, Jan— 71 Stormenl, Shirley -47, 96, 127 Stowe, Pot-79 Strecker, Anne 48, 1 48 A Strehlow, Potty-79, 125 Strycker, Tim-66, 93 Stuart, Gretchen-48, 96, 114 Suemori, Frank -66, 93, 138 Suemori, Ken-79, 135, 164 Sullivan, Dan— 71 Sullivan. Francie-48, 123, 124 Sundberg, Margaret— 73 Sutton, Dorlene— 71 Sutton, Dennis -48 Sutton, Don -122, 123, 147 Svacek, John— 71 Swain, Bill 71 Swanger, Roger— 79 S wonson, Susan— 66, 109 Swam, Vicki-61, 66, 119, 123 Swearingen, Susan— 66, 112 Sweeney, Mork 66 Sweet, Mike— 71 Sweeting, Judy 48 Swenhaugen, Dionne-48, 104 Swenhaugen, Nancy— 71 Swinehart, Roger-79, 123, 135 Szafronsky, Doug— 66, 117 T Toggort, Nancy -48, 93 Tailch, Gary -48, 118, 122 Taitch, Liz 48 Taitch, Morlene -66, 119 Tokahashi, Mary Ann-79, 100, 119 Takami, Linda-79, 109 Tokeshita, Chris-48, 98, 120 Taketo, Kathy-66, 92, 94, 161 Tolbot, Pete-16, 48, 91, 99, 112. 118, 137 Tolkington, Dick -48 Tamura, Phyllis (Tommy)— 71, 125, 161 Torbox, Sharon-48, 120 Tate, John-49 Teole, Gary -49, 118, 130, 134 Tefft, Jeonne-49, 119, 125 Teroo, Rick-79, 126, 153 Terry, lindo-61, 66, 100, 121 Terry, Man lee 66, 104 Teufert, Carol -66, 71, 100, 123 Teufert. Linda 66, 100, 123, 124 Thayer, Jim-66, 105, 122, 147 Thayer, John— 79 Therens, Pete-79 Thieschafer, Pauli-79 Thiol, Nicki-71 Thomas, Jerry-49, 127 Thomos, Pat-68 Thomas, Paul-71, 127, 153 Thomas, Rollin-14, 49, 91, 96, 108, 123 Thompson, Betty Jeon-79, 119 Thompson, Bruce— 49 Thompson, Cheri— 79 Thompson, Geff-79 Thompson, Greg— 71 Thompson, Jon-68, 92, 94, 117, 121 Thoreson, Margaret— 79 Thornton, Janet— 71, 108, 124 Thornton, Laurie— 71 Thornton, Paula— 49 Tillman, Kathy 68, 104, 125 Tilton, Maggie— 71 Tinnell, Vicki-79 Todd, Bruce -73 Todd, Roberto-71 Todd, Ted-79 Torkelson, Linda-68, 123 Torpey, Don -49, 126, 163 Townsend, Cheryl — 101 Townsend, Lor i -68, 119, 161 Tracy, Tim— 71 Travis, Mike-71, 137, 138, 153 Tresko, Bill 68 Trimble, Dave-79, 153 Triplett, John-68, 117, 147 Triplet!, Sue-71 Trudell, Don-49 Tufto, Allen-79, 123 Tumlinson, Jerry-68 Turnbull, Tom— 75 Turner, Shari— 71 Turrill, Debb.e 79, 110, 119 Tyler, Christy -73, 91, 99, 108 U Uno, Karen-79, 125 Uno, Mike-68, 107, 115, 126. 163 Uno, Stonley-73, 153 Uprichard, Brett 68 Urban, Jacob 93 V Valiquette, Art 68, 118, 122, 130, 147, 152 Von Allen, Robin -49, 145, 146, 148, 152 Van der Horst, Ingrid— 78 Vander Meer, Gery-78, 153 Van Fossen, Bruce 72 Vonhoff, Debbi- 68, 104, 120 Van Leeuwen, Linda-49, 103, 120 Van Veen, Kriss-91, 92 Von Veen, Mary -68, 92 Van Veen, Mike-68 Van Veen, Richord-68 Veium, Gordy-68, 118, 122, 138, 147, 152 Venn, Corol-68, 153 Venn, Dave- 15, 49 Vennema, Anne-68, 98, 117, 121 Vennemo, Katie-68, 95, 1 1 7, 121, 123 Verdurmen, Mory— 73 Vergin, David 49. 108, 123 Vieira, Koren— 73 Vineyard, Viki-68 Vining, Dic-49 Vogel, Ranee-50 Vollendorff, Roberto (Bobby)-78 Voss, Ann- 50 Vroman, Elaine-68, 91, 92, 99, 112, 121 W Wahus, Corol-68, 100, 103 Wohus, Morilyn-50, 116 Wokamatsu, Lynn -50, 120, 1 48- A Wakefield, Ann-50, 96, 114, 123. 126 Walbey, Gaylon-73 Waligora, Tony— 78 Walker, Word-50, 107, 115, 126 Wollat, Dan-68, 138, 153 Walter. Howie- 78, 135 Wangen, Vernon— 73 Ward, Chorlene-120 Ward, Sandy-73 Warner, JoLyn— 74 Warner, Kathy-50, 116 Warren, Neil -68, 127 Warrick, Tom-50, 122 Wotkins, Jeff-73, 135, 153 Weaver, Lance— 73 Weaver, Larry-78, 153 Webster. Molly 78 Wei land, Esther 68, 98 Weinstock, Jim-68, 145, 146, 148 Weinstock, Sam 68, 147 Wells, Norm-50, 95, 107, 115, 118,122,160 Wendle, Ron-73 West Kathy-50, 126 West, Jim-78, 135, 144 West, Moyre-68 Westlund, Ron-50, 115 Weyen, James-68, 117 Wharf, Rob 68 Wharf, Terry-78, 127 White, Bonnie-50, 94 White, George -68 While, Noomi-73 While, Rondy-78, 123 While, Ron-68, 118, 122, 147, 152 White, Vonnie-50 Whilehouie, John-50, 105, 118, 122, 160 Whitehouse, Pom-73, 98 Whitten, Dennis-68 Wilcox, Ron-51, 108, 126 Wilke, Sue 68, 121 Willioms, Brendo-78 Willioms, Br, or- 68. 106, 126 Willioms, Fred-78 Willioms, Jim-73, 138, 153 Willioms, Roxonne— 73 Willioms, Tim-68 Wilsey, Shoron-73, 126 Wilson, Brian-68 Wilson, Carol -73, 96, 98, 119, 162 Wilson, Duncan— 68 Wilson, Gary-78 Wilson, Esther (Grace) 68 Wilson, Jackie 78 Wilson, John-78 Wilson, Judy-12, 13, 51, 95, 99 Wilson, Merrie-51, 114, 127, 153 Wilson, Rick 68, 161 Winger, Jim-73 Winslow, Tony— 68 Winston, Borbara-78, 95 Winston, Toni-12, 51, 95, 96 98 Witt, Helgo-20, 51, 99 Witty, Roger -68, 117 Wolcott, Linda-51, 99, 117 Wolferman, Linda 68, 125 Wolff, Carolyn-68 Wolff, Connie-78 Womble, Jerry-73, 119 Womble, Sheryl-78, 119 Wong, Grace— 51 Wong, Sandro-78, 94 Wood, Cindy-51 Wood, Jeff-73 Wood, John -69 Wood, Lynda -69, 95, 121, 162 Wood, Von-78, 144 Woodell, Ed-15, 51, 112, 118, 122, 140 Woolery, Art-51 Woolery, Bob-73 Worthington, Wendy-78 Wright, Bill— 51, 115, 118, 122, 160 Wright, Lloyd (Fred)-73. 94 Wyatt, Dawn-78, 119 Wynne, Dione-51, 101, 120 Y Yadon, Dave-69, 73 Yoke, Tom-69, 138 Yamomolo, Jean— 78, 127 Yamamoto, Suzi-69, 87, 95, 148- A Yookom, Doug-73, 117 Yorioko, Kothy-51, 127 Young, Koy-52, 95, 96, 107, 109, 120, 125 Young, Mike-117 Z Zeller, Jon-73 Zug, Cindi-52, 114, 125 Zug, Lee- 73 Zupon, Nancy— 69, 119 FACULTY AND STAFF Am Z Alters, Howard C— 7 Anderson, Ruth -9 Arger, Gene G-— 8 Baker, William W.-10 Baldwin, Raleigh A.— 7 Bartlett, Grace-5 Barton, Pearl— 4 Bates, George E. — 10 Black, Donald G.-5, 112 Brown, Doris-8, 1 19 Brown, Ruth— 10 Brulon, Bernice-8 Bunn, Bernie C— 7 Byrne, Alvin D.-8, 115 Carlson, Rose— 10 Carswell, Beverly-5, 112 Charbonneau, Lillian— 7 Chisholm, Florence— 7 Crable, Mildred-10 Cross, Marguerite— 9, 95 Cronrath, Ray A.— 4 Cunningham, Ann— 9, 103 Danke, Virginia— 8 Dougherty, Glenn D.— 7 DeVolve, Larry J. -10 Donner, William E. L.-3, 145 Esplin, Genevieve-9, 103 Faubion, Stanley E.— 8 Fletcher, Orlando T.-6, 93 Flores, Carlos H.-9 Frey, Arthur Jr. -6, 137, 149 Fuller, C. Oliver -9 Gibbs, Floro-7, 116 Goodwin, Evelyn— 10 Graf, Peter-10 Graham, Martha— 5 Graham, W. B.-6 Guild, Dorothy— 4 Hall, Warren A. -8 Hamilton, James H.— 7, 111 Hanley, Walter M.-10 Hording, Donna C — 10 Hortley, Gerald S.-9 Hembree, Richard E.-6, 105 Hopkins, Betty Lou-9 Hordemann, James E.— 6 Howard, Aldo-5, 99 Huneke, Helen— 4 Hunt, Katherine-6, 99 Hurst, Louis B.-5, 135 Hutchison, Spokane-5, 108 Jorgensen, Wetona— 4 Kohle, John V.-8 Knox, Lois— 5 Kramlich, Fred— 7 Livingston, Louis S-— 6, 106 Lucht, Bernlce 4 Marshall, Delbert M.-7 McClincy, Bernadine— 4 McElroy, Myrtle-4 Miller, Clarence E 8 Miller, John B.-10 Miller, Hazel-7, 104 Miller. Robert K 8 Milton, Carl W.-8, 122 Mukai, Haruko-10 Neugebauer, Martha— 10 Palmer, George W.— 4 Peck, Grace-5, 94 Philips, Ruby-9, 100 Pointer, Myrtle-10 Powell, David L.-4 Read, Wesley H.-9, 92 Reed, Nina-10 Renn, Rachel-8 Rich, Elmer R.— 7 Roach, Sonja-8 Romig, Helen-10 Rossing, Muriel— 6, 101 Solsbury, Robert E.-5, 97 Schoening, Max F.-6, 145 Schubert, Marian-9, 119 Schultz, Eva Mae-10 Scott, Robert L.-8 Sherburne, Doris— 5 Sivertson, Eugene G.— 7, 107 Skinner, Harold E.-9, 98 Solin, Dorothy— 4 Stewart, Melvin H.-10 Stopher, M. Jay -7 Sullivan, George M.-8 Vecchio, Fronces— 5, 110 Weed, Leo C.-7, 93 Weitz, Peter B.-8, 155 Wertz, Peter R.-6 Wickline, Virgil F 6 Willmon, Alice 10 Wright, Gerdo-6 Wuhrman, John L.— 6 Zarkin, Gertrude-4 Zimmer, William J.— 5 Zollors, Walter C.-8 LEWIS AND CLARK ORGANIZATIONS Adelante (Spanish Club)-92 Archery Club-93 Architectural Club-93 Associated Student Body -85 Band 128 Bengal Pep Club -122 Book Club-94 Boys ' Federotion-88, 89 Cheerleaders 148 A Choir- 123 Classical Club-95 Courtesy Girls— 109 Dasidrian (All-City Talent Club)-96 Das Rheingold (German Club)-94 Debate Club-97 Entre Nous (French Club)-98 Fine Arts Club-96 Forum Club-99 Future Nurses of America (F.N.A.)-IOO Future Teachers of America (F.T.A.)-lOl Girls ' Federal ion -86, 87 Girls ' Glee Club -125 Girls ' Pep Club— 1 19 Hi-Five-109 Homemaking Club— 103 Journal Staff-91 Junior Executives 104 Junior Tooslmasters— 105 Key Club-106 Letlermen ' s Club— 1 18 Locker Committee- 1 17 Mathematics Club-107 National Thespians— 1 12 Orpheus Club 108 Pages Club-110 Papyrus Club-99 Quill and Scroll-112 Senate Club-Ill Stage Crew— 1 17 Starlighters-124 TI-DECA (Distributive Education Club of America)—! 16 Tiger Tones-125 Ti-Girls-121 Tri-Sci — 1 15 Jsherettes— 1 14