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L' fill' 'V- ' sfjn f ff 1 ff V 092 - a,J4Q,l10 f 5 IZQW QI ,S -:uf A MLM W 'LA e . fd --. 2 ELK EC Ewvm Awxwwz f Nw 'f Q ff ev C aww F zz gs 51 9 C' I 'C lx , ,W . Q fri-1 . M. J V Q If 7 ww Q pl rf -W y 1 C+ J Ag I 1 ,,3i L M WHEN fs M I f':T:,'? p, , lf' if ,ff A u x H ' If A gf: 'K il -' - ESMQ M m I 'Q A Q wa 'ff ' gg K Ni n QW' iw: - , -Y. munich! I If lf a gg: ,. , . ,U NL fx N iii dj m U V XL 1 My Ufljy M 22 wwf FAELJL YY 5 , staniey M Little Jr Bfmd Of Dif'CffOfS William K. Martin Prerzdent James W. Rice Clayton E. Myron THEY VE CHARTED OUR COURSE - - - Carl Jensen, Superintendent Nluch time has been devoted to the administration of edu- cntion in the Highline school system by the unsellish mem- bers of the district school board. 'l'ht- responsibility for final decisions concerning changes in our educational system rest upon them, and they have carried this responsibility with great accomplishment. Our sincere gratitude and appreciation is extended to the Highline District Board of Directors and Superintendent of Schools. 6 Like stars in the skies of years past, memories have a way of twinkling which makes our todays more pleasant. I can only wish for you that in the years ahead, moments at Mt. Rainier will have hccome a milky way of memories - each star a wami recollection. JV . . GIVEN GUIDANCE ALONG THE WAY . iiafw 44efZ5f The class of 1961, the original class at Mt. Rainier High School, has had many challenges, set backs, and interruptions in its struggle to attain its goal. As this class ascends toward its high objectives, it will look down on this terrain as the most difhcult, the most inspiring, and the most challenging it has encountered in its struggle upward, in reaching for the stars. Congratulations and good luck! TOP L. to R. Linda McClellan, Claudia Emunson, Toni Wentz, Mary Ellen Applegate, Jule Parvis, Barry Eberhardt, Arne Olson, Dave Guthrie, Lou Delo, Rex Couture, Ron Shearer. THIRD ROW Doug Francis, JoAnn Bovee, Sandy Weer, Sharon Hanson, Kathy Elvrom, Patsy Baljo. SECOND ROW Kathy Seekins, Carol Chadwick, Vicki Lin- stead, Eileen Gordon, Barbara Shultz, Cheryl Termin. FRONT ROW Luana. Malazz, Mary Wakefield, Gloria Hill- man, Nancy Cole. Not pictured Bruce Angell, Robin Applegate, Teresa Bru- ington, Bruce Delbridge, Mike Ditmore, Jackie Heaton, Nadine Hill, Audrey Hillman, Mar- lana McDonald, Kathy Murphy, Nancy Oliver, Sue Pate, Lowell Rothrup, Dave Russ, Mike Thorsen, Steve Wallace. STUDENT Barry Eberhardt Student Body President WAY ,4- . . . A GALAXY OF LEADERSHIP . . . Robin Applegate Student Body Secretary 8 COUNCIL Arne Olson Student Body Vice President . . FOR TOMORROW AND TODAY. Jule Parvis Student Body Treasurer 9 The governing body of the student ad- ministration is known as the Student Council. This council is made up of oH'icers and leaders chosen by their schoolmates. Through representation, the student body has a direct voice in school affairs, as- semblies, and special servicesg and this organization provides training for student leadership. The constitution of this governing body states, The purpose of this organization shall be the promotion of all student enter- prises, the development of personal initia- tives, and cooperation among the students of Mount Rainier High Schoolg and the development of a high standard of loyalty, school spirit, and efficiency on the part of the student body. Don Arnundsort Contemporary Problems, United States History Marlon Berdan Chemistry, Algebra Loren Anderson Typing, Physical Ed, Health Denrm Bernard Library fartice Bates English, World History Rzchard Brenneman Health World History Physical Education Gerald Bayrze Music Band Choir Robert A. Dunn English Herbert Bell Crafts, Woodshop Donna Gius Senior Science Physics German George Hammond f A Health X c 5 5, ,,, , 44? if .0 Physical Education , wwf' ,N V 1 i , W of E Q l W 9 i lNora Hocklwgi ' .5 Typmg N, in English l K' Business English Annual P-?l2:'i A zz -e .2 Amy jencks English Kenneth Kimmel Biology Senior Science Mary Ann Lime English Spanish Q Gloria Nunn Health Physical Education Martha Kemp Guidance Home Relations jerome Kinsey English World History William Madden Geometry Walter Porosky Practical Math D1SfT1bUtlVC Education Business Law Helen Potter French 5.35pm gt qi, . ri Q, , l,'-M: Li 'j' Gwdame Q Latin W1 ,sm -A '- - A 1-- Q5,,,.f H gg 4 E35 , ,!,, ,www ir '51, af: tw.. W, gn www-Sw , ,,f,,q,f: 4ciLQg,'gv',f'l,mnmwgw'1a2 '? W ' ,g ' ll tliiffw' H 'uf .tlw Zo t it B, ,, 10 it A H55 S911 it mfg X. .. ,tvs . A 3 -I e ,. ' ,, 4,3 . 'Qs Samet 2, ' iii fl' ff wifi- 1, 5 I Alice REEQTL Q P Office Practice Bookkeeping Shorthand Bill Simmons English Speech Barbara Starbird English Kathleen Thorsen Home Relations Clothes Food WM Gayle Rich Health Physical Education Gerald Six World History English J Yin I 0, . I, , J l ,fx x , , J: 1 st ,J 'W S 1 wl X 7 M , t V, wal 4, if l Y f ,N ,lf , Y ,,, .c fl c WT l y 1, if iw!! 1 I f ,Q .M J ,,f 'xwa' . N r 1 f fin' fc! of , ' ii lmrlak 'rlndrew ' Guia Angie Rual Tigner Metal Shop Electronics Mechanical Drawing World History Shirley Wagley Typing Shorthand Ernest Wanzer Art Architectural Drawing William Weppler Algebra Math Analysis Photography K Robert Whetsell Guidance United States History Contemporary Problems Richard Wooten United States History World History I X ,r X . - rm, A 'A All x A ,f Ernest Ehinger Algebra Geometry Senior Math Senior Science M rs, Pomeroy Speech and Hearing .4 Therapist ,WWE l 7 lliiffqff- my ' , ,t , ily! ehrke K 'lE:f??F i dm.1::r'1-w,::5.'6'i Jf i'5 g'pf-'fi 1 iff' N' .. WHS ,U .. ,Q ' ' M Qfliiigbwi N' ary Merrie ZH 7 '14, 2 1 ia- 'J 11 3 OfHcei e Q .i in, if Q53 ,',-.wtxgw , at-, , :rw W.. L. zo W Jil vi ,M fi , i . 1 at 'img E-iw H M- i f , -wt. f- ii: 1 H 1 - Jitsu' sq ff-5' 2 4 if pffeefafgm we M121 er- 'ix ,yy-' 'TMQU i v- Wlvfiaqlg Wfwrta rr ma gl W'-5 , ' ' Mwm2,wil.n.u.gkI3lf'!f'l'1lfVS ' ui ry 13 X u Margaret Dorf M55 . Qtzigigaggz, m? 5' fr' QC 1 lan 1 ssgi' A 1 . ffr- , . -A Q W- I ,M LWqmwg,i!il3ww,.,,,ql ,., 10430 erqfilgtguf aff, . -t.,. I H S in I V M M Mary Wedlund - , . lm? Cafeteria I 2 M W J f W. ,,,. lf - L. D. Foster -'if' , Qt 3 A V ' i... ' gt . ' r Custodian Dorothy Love Cafeteria Robert Lloyd Custodian ls'-Aww, Dorothy Trump Cafeteria I oe M :M illan Custodian o '- ' - Sherold Greene Cafeteria .W gn Carl Macukat Custodian K F C ,A K Vyiw , 14 saswyi, f: , W f5zaYSfi!S!!gHf'?l , lg L ,wfwm X me WV A is 2 if L12.i.W,Ei X x A 1.1 ,, Ak N I I x N Q X. -- .,, X lm ,, ,Y WJW.. wwf w r 1 xmg L 555 5 .S 1 r 4 'N f' Senior Class Officers President .....,....................... Mike Ditmore Vice President .......................... Jerry Sheets Secretary .................... .. . Carol Schwarzhans Treasurer ............. ..... ......... S c ott Taylor . If 9 0 Wd ,gk V' t W m .9 N C fi A MW A f Wi iltiifl' AK Lf 4- -. 3500 gi ltgyibywiw an I Elf NM fir OL IHWKX W W Senior Class Advisor Robert Whetsell l Lv A M G R L9 O litfgowfm W Q ' E al M UNKBSYXYQIDTIFI We may have looked a little lost and forloi in ,58 when we filed into the 11ew school, N Rainier. Strangers we were with the schc and with each other, coming from a large ar and wide variety of schools. Both problei were quickly remedied, however, and togetk our class began building the foundation of o school. Our voices were the only ones ringing throu the halls until January of '59, when the jt iors joined us from Highline. Who can forg the little mouse that stole the show at our w coming assembly. X Although we are the second class to gradui from Mt. Rainier, we can proudly claim to the First graduating class to have comple' our full three years of high school at Mot Rainier. As graduation nears, the thought enters ei of our minds, 4'What lies ahead? What c tinies do the stars hold for us?', We look ba on our school years, the dear friends made, ' wonderful experiences shared, and the less learned. Then we know. Our future must bright, our endeavors successful. Our foot is firm. , ,. l SANDY ANDERSON Choir 11,125 Ticketeers 11,125 Office 125 F.T.A. 11,12. Blest is she zvho'll follow free the road to anywheref' JEROLD ARVISAIS Bowling 105 Boys, Club 10,11,12. Never do today what you can put of till tomorrow. ROLLIN ASHLEY Track 10,11,125 Wrestling 11,125 Football 11,125 Lettermerfs Club 11,12 He'll continue through life like a thermos bottle, keeping a cool head and a warm heart? PAT BALJO G.A.A. 10,113 Library Staff 115 Annual Staff 11. She has more moods than an April day, What she will do is hard to say.'J DENA ANDERSON Girls, Club 1O,11,12. She'll go along in her quiet, pleasant way? DWIGHT ANDERSON Weight lifting 115 Boys' Club 10,11,12. If textbooks resemble a car to him, He will open the covers and look withinf' CLIFFORD BARKS D.E.C.A. 125 Boys' Club 1O,1l,12. ' ROBIN APPLECATE Sophomore Class Vice- Presiclent 10 5 Annual Staff 105 G.A.A. 105 B.O.C. 10,11,125 Pep Club 11,125 A.S.B. Sec- retary 125 Counselor Camp Waskowitz 125 Homecoming Queen 12. Friendly, good-natured and happy is sheg An attractive pedagogue she is destined to be. JERRY BARBER o s ub 10 11 Y E C 12 e l kill time u never work it to death He,ll never trouble trouble, Nor will trouble trouble him. LORELI BARKS Drill Team 115 F.T.A. 11. She's petite and coyg She'll get her boy. 17 CHARMAINE BEEHLER Drill Team 10,11 g G.A.A. 1O,11,12g Girls' Club 1O,11,12. She can cook and she can sew, Truly a woman for a home. STAN BERGMAN Track 11,125 Bowling 11,12. Slightly rambunctious and prone to chatg Helll be a fine fellow despite all that. JAMES BERGUM Football Manager 104 Basketball Manager 103 Library Stall' 12g Y.F.C. 11,12. His cheerful ways will bring sunshine to many? BOB BLAKELY Bowling Team captaing 10,115 Basketball Intra- mural 10. He'll remain as de- pendable as the day is longf: JERRY BARTLETT Boys' Club 12. His determination will take him farf! BOB BAUM Boys, Club 12. Friendliness will remain second nature to him. GERALD BOWEN Boys' Club 1O,11,l2. JOHN BENEDICT D.E.C.A. president 12g Rangers 125 Lettermen's Club 10,11,12g Boys' Club 1O,11,12. The importance he places on the individual will draw to him many admirers and friends. JIM BOVEE Pep Band 10,11,12g Dance Band 10,11,12g Science Club 115 Math Club 11,125 Chess Club 10,11, 12g Football 11g Rangers 10,11g Torch Club 10. He'll make his few words countf' He will always be an independent thinker. PHIL BREECE Track Manager 10g Choir 11,125 D.E.C.A. 12. None but himself can be parallel. BARRY BROWN Boys' Club 1O,11,12. What! Me worry? BOB BROWN Football 10,11,125 Rangers 10,11,125 Torch 105 Lettermenls Club 10,11,12. Quietness and confidence will be his strength? DON BROWN Torch 10,115125Science Club 11,125 Math Club 11,125 Chess Club 10,115 Science Fair 115 Room Representative 11. Behind every great man, there's a driving ambitionf' ROY BUCK Boys' Club 1O,11,12. Books were boring, the days were longg He'll leave Mt. Rai- nier singing a song. CHUCK BUHL Football 10,11,125 Lettermen's Club 11,125 Track 10. His strength shall be in his silence. MIKE BUNDY Boys' Club 10,11,12. He'll be seen but not heardfl RONALD BROWN Boys' Club 10,11,12. He's a reliable fellow whose ambitions will be fulhlledf' RAY BROWNING Bowling 10,115 Choir 12. An upstanding citizen and an outstanding friend. CONNIE BRUBAKER V G.A.A. 105115 Careers Committee 125 Junior Prom Committee 115 Senior Play 12. A friend of the highest degree was she, And the same kind of friend she will always bef' ssl? MARILYNNE BUEHLER Girls' Club 125 G.A.A. A cheery person she'll always be, And a bright future for her we fore- seefi 19 MIKE BURGESS Football 105 Boys' Club 1O,11,12. What should a man do but be merry? BOB CALLAHAN Track 105115125 Football 105 Lettermen's Club. He,ll make the most of every day, And conquer whatever prob- lems come his wayfl CHICK CAPPS Pep Club 11,125 Pep Club Secretary 11. Always on the go, al- ways in the swim, Will be this bright-eyed miss of vitality and vim? JAMES CARMICHAEL Ranger's 11512. LINDA CAVEY porter D.E.C.A, 1-. BUNDY CLAUSEN Science Club 12. Here is a man of few words, Who'll do his job without being heard. BETH COOK Annual Staff 10,11,l25 Make-up Club 10,11,12g F.T.A. 11,125 Variety Show 115 Torch 10,12. She is quiet and shy in class one might say, but she will always be friendly ana' helpful in a wonderful way. KEN COOPER Chess Club 10. A jack-of-all-trades, master of someg He'll always be there when therels work to be donev THOMAS CARLSON Math Club 10,112 Science Club 125 Chess Club 10,115 Senior Orchestra 10,11,12. A slide rule and a math prob- lem will be the stuff from which his dreams are made. Football 10,115 Basketball 10,115 Baseball 105 Lettermarfs Club 10,11,125 l Give me sports, that's all I ask, They make all else seem such a taskf' G.A.A. 11g Fashion Show 115 Library Staff 115 Student Supplies 125 Re- 9 If you're ever in need, She'll be a friend indeed. NANCY COLE Annual Staff 11,125 Pep Club 125 junior Class Play Crew 115 F.T.A.5 Jr. Prom Committee 115 Homecoming Committee 125 G.A.A.g Choir 12. Success and fortune are her aim, But for some nonsense shefll be gamefj 3 JACK COURTNEY Band 10,11,125 Pep Band 11,123 D.E.C.A. 12. Music may be his field of suc- cessf' ELIZABETH CRIAL Girls, Club Cabinet 12: Sr. Class Play-Cast 12: Make-up Club 11,121 F.T.A. 11,125 Torch 10,123 Science Club 11,12g G.A.A. 105 Camp Wasko- witz Counselor 12. ' Genius and talent may not be discovered, But beauty and sincerity cannot be coveredf, GARY CURTIS Concert Band 10,1l,12: Dance Band 11,12g Pep Band 10,11,12g Football 11gMath Club 11,12 f Hill be a clown, but a beloved onef, SHERRON CURTIS F.T.A. 10,11g A.S.B. Represent- ative 105 Mixed Ensemble 11,12g Usheretts 125 Senior Representa- tive 12g Choir 10,11,12. She will be tall, dark, and dig- nified - at timesf' GAIL COULTER Choir 10,11,12. I have found my life and will be satisfedf' NANNETTE COUNTER Office Staff 103 Usherettes 11g Make-up Club 10,11,12g Annual Staff 10. The best things come in small packagesf' JEAN COVELLO Girls' Club. Her lovely red hair will be the object of many admiring glancesfl LYNN DAFFER Boys' Club. The warmth of sum- mer in those clear blue eyes, Will chase the clouds from the skies. JULIA DANIELSON Standards Committee 10: Drill Team 10g Intramurals 103 Tick- eteers 12, Lovely her looks, sweet her ways, She'll walk in grace throughout her days. DAVID DAVIS . Torch Club 10,11,12g Math Club 10,11,125 Science Club 10,l1, 121 Rangers 11: Representative Assembly 115 Chess Club 10,11. His knowledge will be his powerf, ART DENNIS D.E.C.A. 12. What? A casanova? No, not me. A lover of cars I'd rather be. CORINE DES MARAIS Girls' Club. Mirror, mirror, on the wall, Shejll be fairest of them all. JOANNE DEVEREAUX Oflice Staff 10,12. She may be quiet, .she may be shy, But she'll be .successful in whatever she may tryf, BARRY DINIUS Torch 10,11,12g Foot- ball 10,11,12, Math Club 12, Wrestling 11, 12, Rangers 10,11,12g Letterman's Club 11,12g Baseball Manager 10,11. At the door of success he will surely be the first one in line to turn the key. JOHN DAVIS Boys' Club. A ladies man he'll someday be, But right now he wants to be freef CRAIG DELBRIDGE Track 105 Football l0,11,l2, Rangers 10,11,12g Torch 105 Band 10,11,12 He'll spend his money on youthful things, Girls, cars, dances and flings? You can't get it now. Club 11,12, 115 Wasko 11,12. He won't accomplish and fight. JIM DITZEL Chess Club 10,115 Science Club 11,123 Math Club 12. His quiet ways conceal the success that will be hisf, DENNIS DOERING Baseball 1O,11,12g Torch Club 10, Vice-President of MIKE DERRY D.E.C.A. 12. take it with you, so MIKE DITMORE Senior Class President 125 Math Science Club 11,12g Varsity Baseball 11,12g Senior Class Play-Cast 125 Torch Club 10,11,l2, Junior Class Play-Cast witz Counselor 10, use words such as 'maybe' and 'rnight', The way to things is to get in Letterman's Club 12 A knowledge of the way is a good part of the journey. DON DOSER Manager - Basketball 105 Manager -- Football 105 Intramural Basketball 115 RAMb1ing On Staff 12. Why worry about life? You don't come out of it alive anywayf' DAN DUGAN Boys' Club. A pair of Air Force wings, we hear, are what he wants to have next year. SHEILA DRURY Girls' Club Secretary125 Choir Treasurer 125 Mixed Ensemble 125 Annual -- Copy Editor 12i Waskowitz Counselor 1 1,125 Youth for Chi-ist5 G.A.A. 10,115 Pep Club 12. Her humor and wit will never cease, though her accomplish-- ments may rank with the bestf' BARRY EBERHARDT Torch Club 105 Rangers 105115 Science Club 11,125 Youth for Christ 11,125 Student Body Pres- ident 125 Football. 12. What a world this would be, If we all worked as hard as hef' SUSAN EHLAN Senior Council 125 Girls' Club Publicity Committee 125 Homecoming Princess 12. Her future will be as her present - Always smiling. JANICE EHLERS G.A.A. 10511,125 Girls' Club Tolo 105 Prom Committee 115 G.A.A, Playday Chairman 105 Ofiice Staff 105 Mother-Daughter Tea 10. Her exotic beauty catches the eye, She'll be successful, though somewhat shy. - SIMONE DRURY Song Staff 125 Youth for Christ 10,115125 Mother-Daughter Tea 10,115 F.T.A. 115 G.A.A. 105115 Choir 10, 11,125 Mixed Ensemble 115 festival 11. A thing of beauty is a joy forever. CHRISTINE DUGDALE Jr. Class Play-Crew 115 G.A.A. 105115125 Mother-Daughter Tea 105115 Usherette 115 Refreshment Committee 115 Annual Staff 115 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 115 Ticketteers Club 125 Variety Show 11 1 Citizenship Award 10. So earnest is she, so willing to serve, She'll earn the riches she deservesf' DAVID DUNBAR Science Club 115125 Torch Club 105115125 Math Club 11,125 Waskowitz Counselor 1051 1512. Heill awake one morning and hnd himself famous? ROGER EDSTROM Rangers 105115125 Bas- ketball 10511512. His way will be steady, and will lead to the top. CECIL EMERY Boys' Club. Well-likezi by everyone, Helll really go places. CLAUDIA EMUNSON Choir 11,12g Board of Control Representative 12. An angel could be no morefl LEE ESTEP ANN ENOCH Jr. Class Play-cast 115 D.E.C.A. Youth for Christ. Being a homemaker is what she'll like best,' Cooking, sewing, and all the rest. If youlll look deep in his heart, youill find it warm and truef' IRA FALKIN Basketball 12, Baseball 11,12g Letterman's Club 11,12. Watch the ladies fallf' TERRY FARRELL sslylso F.T.A. 10,11,12, F.T.A. Publicity Chairman 125 Make-up Club 1o,11,12, Torch Club 10g Girls, Club Service Committee 10. Her absolute sincerity will be her greatest asset. DICK FLOOD Annual Staff 10,11,12g Jr. Class GARY FENDER Play-cast 11, Bowling 105 Sen- Science Club 12. ior Class Play-cast 12. In his deck of 6417115 No more thoughts of books and the joker will be Ivild-lu strife, His thoughts are turned to gayer lifef' TOM FOWLER Football 10g junior Play Cast 11. Give him a car and a girl, and he'll be satisfied. ARLENE FOX Choir 10,11,12g Band 125 Tennis 10,11,12, G.A.A. Vice President 113 Music Council 125 Girls' Club Cabinet 105 Waskowitz Counselor 1O,11,12g Western-Washington Music Festival 11,12. Her life? Full of fun, mixed with dare,' Never a worry, never a caref, 24 FRED FURNEY Boys' Club l0,11,l2. Perseverance will keep failure from his door.'1 JERRY GARTON Boys' Club 10,1,1,12. We expect great things of him in the futuref! MARY Jo GEER D.E.C.A. 12 9 Girls' Club. Of all the treasures fair to see, A little ring is the thing for mefl LYNNE GENDRON Girls' Club Vice President 115 Song Staff 125 G.A.A. Manager 11, Prom Committee 115 G.A.A. 10g Tolo Committee 10. A dancing shape, an im- age gay, To haunt, to startle, and waylayfj -M liziiieif WILLA FOX G.A.A. Manager 123 Office Staff 115 Service Committee ll, Tennis 105 Prom Committee 115 Variety Show 115 Camp Waskowitz Counselor ll,12. She'll have many friends, because she knows how to be onef, BRAD FRANCIS Football l0,l1,l2: Basketball Manager llg Baseball Manager 11, Lettermen's Club ll,l2g Track 10g Annual Staff ll. To be a doctor is his aim, Many patients will know his namef, TERRIE GARDNER Girls' Club l0,l1,l2. Her dashing eyes and friendly ways, Will gain her friends through all her days. MOLLY GERHARD F.T.A. 11,125 Torch Club 10,11,125 Library Staff 10,115 Camp Waskowitz Counselor 105 Service Committee 10g Senior Class Play Production Manager 12. I cannot give you the formula for failureg I know only the formula for success? DAVE GILMORE Boys' Club l0,1l,12. His ready wit will make men smilef, DAN GORHAM Boys, Club 10,11,12. Life will never be dull with Dan around? 25 DAVE GRENNON Football 115 Boys, Club 10,1 1512. Happy is he, from care he'll be free.: JUNE GRULKE Ticketeers 125 Bowling 105 Homecoming Decorations 125 Senior Ball Decorations 12. BRIAN GUBSER Chess Club 105 Math Club 105115125 Science Club 105115125 Junior Play Cast 115 Camp Waskowitz Counselor, 152. '.'His life will be too precious for anxieties? RANDY HADDOCK Basketball 105115121 Torch Club 10,111 Lettermen's Club 10,11,12. The word 'impossible' will nezfer be in his dictionaryfl HALL . I Boysf C1ub 10,11,125 Intramural Basketball 10. There:s a pleasant manner about him that will lead him far in ' J: life. SANDY HALLBERG G.A.A. 105 Office Staff 11,125 Drill Team 105 D.E.C.A. May her life remain the same, A heart like her's should never changef, This cheerful gal will always be a joy to be nearf' DAVE GUTHRIE Rangers 115 Boys' Club Cabinet 125 Homecoming Chairman 125 Torch Club President 125 P.A. Crew 10,11,125 Math Club 11, 125 Science Club 11. His wires never cross, and as far as we can see, An electrical engineer he is destined to be. TERRY HATHAWAY Band 10,11,125 Boys' Club 10, 11,12. His friendly nature will never vary. JACKIE HEATON Song Staff 115 Girls' Club Cabinet 105 junior-Senior Prom Co-chairman 105 Pep Club President 125 Welfare Committee 125 Board of Control 11,125 G.A.A. 1O,ll,12. No rain to mar her days of constant sunshine. MIKE HEBERT Science Club 11,125 Boys' Club 10,1l,12. With his mechanical mind, he will carry the load, Though his path may wind to a wide-open road. GAIL HEILY G.A.A. 10,11,125 Choir 105115125 Office Staff 12. Friendliness will be her watchwordf' LINDA HENDRICKSON G.A.A. 105 Torch 10,125 Science Club 125 Senior Class Play Cast 115 Variety Show 1 1. Her versatility will lead her to .success in many jieldsfl JOYCE HERBST Prom Committee 115 Choir 125 Pep Club 125 Variety Show 115 G.A.A. 1O,11,125 Standards Committee 11,125 D.E.C.A. Buyer 125 Mother-Daughter Tea 10,11,12. Transparent her complexion, lovely her hairg Few are the peo- ple with her can compare? DON IVERSON J.V. Basketball 10,115 Basket- ball 125 J.V. Football 115 Sci- ence Club 115 Math Club 125 Stage Crew l0,1l,l25 Prom Committee 115 Library Staff 10. His troubles will be as his idle hours - few and far between? ROGER JEGLUM Bowling 105115125 Traffic Court 11512. Should you follow your star, you cannot fail to arrive in a glorious harbourf' JERRY JENSEN Junior Class Play Cast 115 Senior Class Play Cast 125 Senior Council 125 Science Club 10,11,l25 Math Club 10,ll,125 Tennis 10,115 Chess Club 10,115 Camp Waskowitz Counselor 10,11,12. With his pep, zirig, and spark, heill reach his life's markfl ROY HOOD Golf 11,121 Lettermcnls Club 1l,12. His lifels motto may be: 'Take it easyg d SHARON HUTCHINSON Bowling League 105 Girls, Club l0,1l,l2. Reserved and sweetly sincere sheill bef: GLORIA HILLMAN Torch 105 Sophomore Girls' Club Treasurer 105 G.A.A. Secretary 115 Girls, Club Cabinet 115 G.A.A. l0,11,125 Girls, Club President 125 Board of Control 12. Four things she thinks will make life worth- while: To love, to help, to hope, to smilef' on't worry'.' BECKY JAREN Girls' Club President 105 Tolo Chairman 10 5 Mother-Daughter Tea Chairman 10 5 Junior Class President 11 5 Board of Control 10,115 F.T.A. 115 Pep Club 11, G.A.A, President 12 5 Variety Show 115 Camp Waskowitz Counselor 10,11,l2. If we are determined to succeed, we shall suc- ceed. ROBERTA JENSEN Song Staff 103 G.A.A. 10,113 Yell Staff 11,123 Annual Staff 113 Prom Committee 113 Board of Control 12. Full tomorrows to her are - a bright new day of rollicking fun and acquaintances gay. NANCY JOHNSON Annual Editor 103 Annual Assistant Ed. 113 Annual Business Manager 123 Library 10,123 Torch 103 Service Award 103 Senior Class Play-cast 12. Others may dream of happiness, she will create it. PAT JOHNSON Service Committee 10, 11,12 G.A.A. 10,115 Choir 123 Pep Club Vice President' 123 Oflice Staff 123 Senior An- nouncements 123 Tolo Committee 11. Shelli go through life, so pretty and fair, Seem- ingly free from all worldly care? DICK KELLY MIKE KELLY Everyday will be ladies' day for mef' 6 MARY KOCH G.A.A. President 103 Song Staff 123 Office Staff 123 Board of Con- trol 10,123 Prom Com- mittee 113 Constitution Committee 10. Born to please and to tease. ROGER KREIS Football 103 Wrestling 113 Junior Class Play Cast 113 D.E.C.A. Treasurer 123 Youth for Christ 10311. I shall agree with no one's opinions, 1 have some of my own. LARRY LADD D.E.C.A. 123 Boys, Club 10,11,12. With happy heart and laughing eyes, He'll go his way both true and wise. - 28 School Band 10,113 Boys' Club 10,11,12. KEN KALIN D.E.C.A. 123 Student Store 12, 1 He remembers yesterday, lives today, and can wait for tomor- row. Track 103113123 Football 113123 Lettermerfs Club 10,11,12. Men of courage, men of sense, and men of letters are frequent. Dick is also a man of chivalry --- this will make him different? MIKE KOONTZ Football 11,123 Boys, Club 10, 11312. Happy-go-lucky, easy and freeg Nothing on earth will bother me. 5 RON LEE Torch Club 10,11,12, Gymnas- tics l0,11,l2g Lettermcnls Club 10,11,12g Lettermen's Club Sec- retary 12, Camp Waskowitz Counselor 125 Science Club 125 King County Traffic Safety Council 11,12. When perseverance and skill work together, expect a master- piecefl' GRANT LLOYD Torch 10,11,12g Junior Class Play, Cast 115 Senior Class Play, Publicity 12, Annual C0-Editor 105 Annual Staff 125 Camp Waskowitz Counselor 10,12g Newspaper Staff 125 Publicity l0,11,l2. A friendly fellow with an artistic jiair, Whose intelligence and humor will win him success everywheref' ANDREE LOPTHIEN Choir 10,12, Girls' Club 1O,11,12. A light heart liuesglongfj JAMES LOVALL Basketball 10,115 Track 10, Gymnastics l0,ll,l2. His quiet sincerity is the key to success? DICK LANDSTROM Student Store-Assistant Manager 125 D.E.C.A. Govenor 12. Life for him is a gay thing, play thing, hip-hip-hooray thingfi JIM LANGSTON Junior Class Play, Props 11, Senior Class Play, Props 12. The wit of many and the wisdom of one shall carry him on. SHARON LINDE G.A.A. 10,113 Servlce Committee 11,125 Prom Committee 11, Annual Assistant Editor 12 5 Choir 105 Board of Con- trol 12g Camp Wasko- witz Counselor 10, An- nual Staff 10,11. When she laughs, the world will laugh with her. RON LOWE Basketball 1O,11,123 Basketball 11, Football 11. He,ll always be found where there's fun in the makingf' JANE LOWITZ Booster Club 10g Student Supplies 105 Choir 10,l1,12, F.T.A. 1l,12. Her personal attractiveness will be exceeded only by her sense of humor. BOB LUTZ Gymnastics l0,11,12g Track 125 Junior Class Play, make-up,11. He'll always believe that co-education is most needed in the development of personality. DICK MARIFERN Boys, Club 1O,11, 12. What a jolly life he'll lead, Full of fun and good deedsf' KEN MARTINSON Boys' Club Secretary-Treasurer 12g All-Star Choir 11, Baseball 11,125 Wrestling 11,122 Junior Class Play Cast 11g Football 10, Track 105 Senior Class Play Cast 12. We wonder if welll ever see, A boy zvho's such a rnysteryfl ANDY MATELICH Football 10,11,12g Wrestling 11.12gD.E.C.A. 12. Hill realize the importance of being earnest, But will season it with quiet humor. TERRY MATELICH Weight Lifting 11g Boys' Club 10,11,12. ThereJll be many facets to his mind, But always time for nonsense. CAROL LYNCH F.T.A. 11,125 Library Staff 12, Mother- Daughter Tea 10. She'll always be a bit of sunshine to brighten up the clouds. ADELLE MAIERS Choir 11,125 Girls' Club 10,11,12. It is her privilege, through all her life, to travel from joy to joyf' LUANA MALARZ Torch 10,11,12g Tennis 11,12g G.A.A. 10, Welfare Committee 125 Board of Control 10, 12, Standards Committee 10, Usherettes and Ticketeers 115 Constitution Committee 10. Busy, busy, as a bee, no one could be more active than shef' JOHN MARKWELL Boys' Club 10,11, 12. As merry a rogue as ever will thumb his way along the open highway. MIKE MAZICK Boys' Club. Not a sheik - not a ham,' - just a dependable all-round man. SheJll live her life mile by mile, Lighting the way with a kindly smilef, G,A.A. 10,115 Girls' Club 10,11,12. Her friendly ways will jind a resting place in many heartsf' MIKE MCCLURE Football 10,115 Track 105 Lettermen's Club 10511. A leader, a gentleman, and a friendg these three he'll always bef, ART MCCRACKEN Boys, Club 10,11,12. He'll try to hide his golden heart beneath a rough exterior SHIRLEY MCDONALD Choir 105115125 G.A.A. 11512. Although now a quiet girl, sheill always be quite a girl. CAREN MCINTOSH Pep Club 11,125 Board of Con- trol 115 Girls' Club Representa- tive 105 D.E.C.A. 12. In her, the Goddess of Love and the Goddess of Fun will emerge as one. SHEILA MERRITT ALAN MCGLOTHLEN D.E.c.A. 125 Boys' Club 1o,11,12. BILL MCDOWELL Football 10,11,125 Bas- ketball 10,11,125 Track 10,11,125 Band 10,115 125 Lettermen's Club 105 11,125 F.T.A. 1o,11,12, Boys' Club Vice Presi- dent 125 Baseball 12. His limbs were cast in a manly mold, for hardy sports and contests boldf' His friends and he will travel far, for they love him and his carf, PAT MCHUGH Sophomore Class Treasurer 105 Jr.-Sr. Prom Chairman 115 Pep Club 125 Tennis, Varsity 105115125 G.A.A. President 125 G.A.A. 10,11,125 Friendship Committee 125 Camp Waskowitz Counselor 10. Be not deceived by her casual mannerg she'll be a girl of accom- phish ment. BOB MCRAE Boys' Club 10,11,12. As the master of his workshop, he'll find all kinds of funf' G.A.A. 10,11,125 Drill Team 105 Chairman of Ticketeers 11512, She will have happiness wherever she goes, Because of the merry spirit she showsfl DIANA MIDGETT Pep Club 11,125 Choir 105115125 Tennis 10,11,125 G.A.A. 10,115 Junior Class Play Props 115 F.T.A. 115 Mother-Daughter Tea Soloist5 D.E.C.A. 12. She shall have music wherever she goesfl 31 CHUCK MILLER Boys' Club President 125 Rangers 105115125 Torch Club 10511512. No one shall be more cordial, no one happier, and no one more sincerefj THELMA MITSCHELLE Girls' Club 10511512. She'll go far with her mild manner and gentle heartfl JUDY MITTELSTADT C.A.A. 105 Service Committee 11 5 Tolo Committee 11 5 Prom Committee 11 5 Song Stall 12. With her expressive eyes, sophisticated swing, And zest for life, she'll have all that fortune can bring. JOHN MORLEY Camp Waskowitz Coun- selor 105 Traflic Court 11. He'll conceal his mirth- ful interior inside a quiet exterior. CONNIE. MOTT Annual Staff 105115 Prom Committee 115 D.E,C.A. 12. She likes romance, and we are happy to say, She'll find romance in the old-fashioned way. JIM MURPHY Transferred from Shadle Park5 Associated Student Body Vice President 105 Boys' Federation Vice President 105 Basketball 105 Track 105115 Friendliest Boy 10. When Irish eys are smilirf . . TOM MITZEL Football 105115 Boys, Club 105 11512. A nice disposition will get you anywhere. VERN MODES Weight lifting 105115125 Boys' Club 10511512. Wherever he goes, people will be sorry he didnit 5071158 sooner SHERRIE MONAHAN Torch Club 105 Ofiice Staff 115 G.A.A. 105,5Assistant Production Manager, Senior Class Play 12. A I V l The straight, peaceful mind has a smooth force in itself which compels 3 respect efortlesslyfj HERB MOSS Bowling 105125 Camp Wasko- witz Counselor 125 Traffic Court 125 Intramural Basketball 10,115 12. With a ready wit and cheery smile, I-Ie'll find much in life worthwhile. DON NELSON Boys' Club 10,11,12. Surely successful this man will be, Who lives and loves the life of the sea. LINDA NEMETH Torch Club 105 G.A.A. 105 Board of Control 115 Standards Committee 10,125 Friendship Committeeg D.E.C.A. 125 Senior Council. Her friends will be gained through understanding, competence, and personality. RAMONA NIELSEN Board of Control 115 Safety Council 12. I1ll live a life of daringfl JUDI NOONAN Drill Team 105 G.A.A. 10,115 Make-up Club 115 Girls' Glee President 125 Office Staff 115 Library Staff 12. My heart will always be clothed in mirth. PAT NASON Bowling 105 Girls' Club 10.11512 Although shy as a violet, Pat will be as memorable as a forget- me-notf' ROBERTA NEAL Annual 11,125 F.T.A. 125 Choir 125 Senior Class Play Assistant Production Manager 12. Her unlimited virtues sparkle with her smile. ..f' DAVID NUNNALLEE GARY NELSON Rangers 10,115 Letter- mcnis Club 11,125 Golf 11,125 Football Manager 115 Annual 12. His sense of humor and understanding ways, Will make friends helll keep for the rest of his days. JO NORRIS Orchestra Contest 105 Girls, Club Cabinet 125 Pep Club 115 Youth for Christ 11,125 Youth for Christ Chaplain 125 Latin Club 10,115 Torch Club 105 Office Staff 12. She is happy, she is wise, In the future her name will rise.'J Football 105 Library Staff 125 Youth for Christ 11,125 Wrestling 11,12. I know no way of judging the future but by the pastf' DAN O' BRIAN Gymnastics 11,125 Wrestling 105115125 Choir 125 P.E. Assistant 12. Hill be as merry as the days are long. DICK PAICE Secretary Boys' Club 105 Rangers 10,113 Science Club 115 Gymnastics 125 Drummajor 12g Band 10,11,12. Around and around the rink he will go, This perky fellow, so pleasant to know. JOEL PARKER Band 11.125 Youth for Christ, Chaplain 11,12. A scholar is he, as well as a tease, And many a girl this man will file M Juni PARVIS 2 j if Student Body Treasurer 125 Board of Control 125 G.A.A. 105 Torch Club 105 -Science Club Sec-Treas. 115 Science Club 12' JL1nior,,,Class Play ggrqduction Secretary 115 Library Staff 10. A of cheerfitli' yesterdays and confident tomorrowsf' SUE PATE Yell Stafl' 10g G,A.A. 1O,11,125 Torch Club 10,125 Pep Club 11,125 Annual Staff 115 Annual Editor 125 Board of Control 12 5 Service Committee 11. There is nothing half so sweet in life as loveis young dream. ARNE OLSON A.S.B. Vice President 125 Rangers 10,11,125 Torch Club 105 Science Club 11,125 Chairman Traffic Court 125 Boys' Club Cabinet 125 Football 12. With such a comrade, such a friend, We fain would walk to journey's endf' SHERRY OSTHUS Office Staff 125 Senior Ball Committee 12, Homecoming Com- mittee 125 D.E.C.A. 125 Mother-Daughter Tea 11,125 Ticketeers 12. She!s tiny, shejs shy,' She'll capture the world by and byf' CAROLL PALMER Choir 105 Career Committee 115 Youth for Christ 125 Senior Class Play Cast 12. Somewhere out there, I have a dream to jindf, RUTH PETERMAN Choir 10,125 Youth for Christ 11,12. Scholarly her countenance, pen- sive her gazeg She will live in wisdom for rest of her daysf' ROGER PETERSON Boys' Club 10,11,12yGymnastics10. A mighty outdoorsman is hey Ah! To hunt and fish through eternityfj' SUE PETTS German Club 11,125 G.G.A. 11,125 Senior Class Play Props 12. I'll do my part with cheerful heart, And turn my work to playf, 34 IRENE PICKRELL Torch 105115 Office Staff 105 Newspaper Staff 125 Careers Com- mittee 115 Youth for Christ 125 Bowling 10. Her sunny temper will lighten life's heaviest loads. DAN PLEMMONS Golf 115 D.E.C.A. 12. Nobody loves life like a young manf' JACKIE PLUNKETT Publicity Committee 105 Ticke- teers 125 Bowling 10. Her smile, that cheerful happy smile, was made for home and jiresidef' LINDA RALEIGH G.A.A. 10,115 Choir 105 Drill Tea.m 105 Mother-Daughter Tea 11,125 Prom Committee 11,125 Annual Staff 115 Ticketeers 125 Homecoming Committee 125 Senior Ball Committee 12. Look out life, here she comes! Full of pep, full of funf' DALE RAUGHT Bowling 115 Boys! Club 10,11,12. Ulf silence is golden, he'll die a millionaire CAL REESE. Football 10,115 Track 10,115 Wrestling 11,125 Rangers 11. A manner merry, a heart so gay, Helll live in laughter all of his daysf, SAMMIE PRIESNITZ Prom Committee 11 5 Homecoming Committee 12. Her pathway to happi- ness will begin with that walk down the aislef' DAWN PRIJATEL G.A.A. 105115125 F.T.A, 10,11,125 Junior Play Props 11: Youth for Christ 115 Mother-Daughter Tea 115 Dirill Team 10,115 Ticketeers 12. No clouds in the skies of her life. JO ANN PRINCEN Girls, Club Cabinet 125 Make-up Club Chairman 10,115 F.T.A. President 125 Torch 105 Camp Waskowitz Couselor 11,123 Office Staff 125 Senior Class Play Cast 125 Science Club 11. A successful future we do foresee, For this congenial teacher- to-be. - THOMAS RANDOLPH Boys' Club 1O,11,12. In this busy world, he'll always find, That impor- tant gift called 'peace of mindfn BARBARA REGAN G.A.A. 105115125 Prom Committee 115 Service Committee 11,125 Board of Control 12. She will be loved by both young and old, For her heart is made of gozdff CAROL RICHMOND Torch Club 105115125 Welfare Committee 11,125 G.A.A. 105115125 Senior Class Play Cast 125 Camp Waskowitz Counselor 11,125 Service Committee 10. Her quick smile and ready wit Will make this girl a real hit. KATHLEEN RIES Girls' Club 10,11,12. Yau can count on Kathy to get things done? LINDA ROETHLISBERGER F.T.A. 10,11,125 G.A.A. 10,11,125 Cap and Gown Committee 115 J.C.L. 10,115 Ushers 115 I.N.R. 115 Make-up Club 11. Her charm will be with her all the while, Along flo A with her sweetness and Pleasant srnilef' ' ' ALICE RUMPF Drill Team 105 G.A.A. 10,115 D.E.C.A, Secretary 125 Mother- Daughter Tea 105 Friendship Committee 11. Happy-go-lucky, fair and free, Few things will ever bother mef, ROLAND RUNNELS Boys' Club 10,11,12. This quiet worker shall succeed, DIANE RILEY Girls, Club 10,11,12. 'fHer energy and spirit will take her to the ends of the earth and back to someone's heart. DOUG ROBERTSON so riiil Torch Club 10,115 Football 105 Rangers 10,113 Basketball 10, 11,125 Boys' Club Cabinet 125 Golf 11,125 F.T.A. 115125 Letter- men's Club 11,125 Camp Waskowitz Counselorj5LM10,12. V. With no thought for th6 Marrowif l ' ' ' i'i'i f JAMES ROD1-:N Football 10511512 5 Basketball 10,115 Rangers 10,11,12. You'll find him rough, sir, but youjll find him ready. CAROLE ROUNDS Girls, Club Vice President 125 Pep Club 125 Torch Club 10511, 125 Annual Staff 115 Girls' Club Cabinet 105 P.E. Assistant 12. Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Track 10 Wrestling 11 12 Baseball 11512. So expert at clownzng He ll spend no time frowningf' DAVE RUSS Football 105115125 Track 105115125-Wrestling 115125 Junior Class Secretary 115 Rangers 115125 Lettermen's Club President 12. An Inspirational Award man, who'll always be quite an inspiration. SOPHIA RUVO Girls' Club 10511512. She,ll work for the things in which she believes DICK SAMUELSON Boys' Club 10511512. Give him a ear and he'll go places. JOAN SCHUBRING G.A.A. 105115 Careers Committee 125 Annual Staff 105 Youth for Christ 125 Camp Wasko- witz Counselor 105115 Library Stall 105 Office Staff11,125F.T.A. 11512. Her smile will light the way Through many a dark and dismal day. CAROL SCHWARZHANS Junior Class Treasurer 115 Senior Class Secretary 125 Pep Club 125 Drill Team Leader 115125 Torch Club 105125 Junior Class Play Cast 115 G.A.A, 105115125 Camp Waskowitz Counselor 105115125 Friendship Committee 10512. Although happy and busy with her work to be done, She will find time for plenty of fun. BETTY SEVERA Girls, Club 10511512. A little earnest, a little shy, She'll find romance by and by. JILL SPIERING Girls' Club 10511512. Contentment will be hers5- such a priceless giftf' AL STENHOFF Boys, Club Cabinet 125 Football 105115125 Baseball Manager 115 Rangers 11,125 Rangers Treasurer 125 Board of Control 115 Wrestling 1 1. The friends he's made he'll keep,' the friends he will make will be kept. CAROL STUTZ Girls' Club Treasurer 12: Board of Control 115 Annual Staff 115 G.A.A. 105 Prom Committee 115 Choir 125 Mother-Daughter Tea 125 F.T.A. 12. A darlin' blond whofll capture many hearts. VALERIE SUNDIN Torch 105 Drill Team 105 G.A.A. 10511.125 Choir 125 Senior Class Play Cast 12. To be an actress is her aim, Anal with her charm, she should win fame? JERRY SHEETS Torch Club 105 Lettermen's Club 105115125 Rangers 105115125 Gymnastics 10511.125 Track 10.115125 Senior Class Vice President 125 Lettermenls Club Secretary 12. At home in the sky he hopes to be, For the Air Force appeals to such as hef, LORETTACRENAD SHELTON Choir 11512: Oflice Staff12. Sheff honest, quiet, and sweet in her way, Her company will add pleasantness to each new dayfl BRIAN SPURLING Football 10,1 1,12 5 Basketball 105115125 Baseball 105115125 Lettermenls Club 11,125 F.T.A. 11512. When he gets to Heaven, We can hear him say, 'Where's the athletic field? Show me the way. ' DENNIS TAGAS Rangers 105115125 Football 10 125 Torch 105 Wrestling 11512 knowledge, but he will proba bly be interested in the by pathsf, JIM TANASSE Band 125 Chess Club 12. jim will have many fun-filled years, Full of life and good cheer. BILL TAYLOR Football Manager 105 Basketball Manager 105 D.E.C.A. 12. Victory will belong to the most perseveringf' 38 He may follow the trail of SCOTT TAYLOR Rangers 10,115 Torch 10,11,125 Tennis 10,11,125 Senior Class Treasurer 125 Boys' Club Cabinet 125 Science Club 125 Letter- men's Club 10,11512. Ambition is the seed that will bear rich fruit for him in many heldsf' JOHN THUNEY TraHic Court 115125 Football 10,115 Junior Class Vice President 115 Wrestling 11,12. Hill never allow work to take up too much of his spare time. BRIAN TIBBETTS Junior Class Play Cast 115 Sen- ior Class Play Cast 12. The world is a stagej he will play his part to perfectionf' JUDY TURNER Boys' Club 10,11,l2. JAN TYLER choir 10,11,125 Bowling 11,125 G.A.A. 10,11. She,ll live a life free from care, Her heart as lovely as her hair. RON TYO Baseball 105115125 Lettermenis Club 10,11,12. Men, like bullets, go farthest when smoothest. DOUG U'REN Bowling 105 Annual Staff 10. A willing heart can accomplish many things. 39 help you, whoever you are. DENNIS TUTTLE 2' He'll let the other man talkf' MARCIA TUBESING Senior Class Play Ticket Committee 125 Girls' Club 10,11,12. Your heart's desire be with you. ,f Student Council 115 Girls' Club 10,11,12. Her voice is quiet, her eyes are like starsg She'll be willing to TIM TYLER Football 10,115 Band 10, 11,125 D.E.C.A. 125 Wrestling 11512. What good would life be without a little laugh- ter here and there? JEANETTE VANDERFORD Make-up Club 11,125 Girls' Club 10,11,12. Her quiet way and friendly smile will be her greatest assetsf' BETTE VANESS F.T.A. 11,12g Junior Class Play Cast 115 OfHce Staff 10. Fm small, but so is a stiek of dynamitefj BETTY VERKEST Choir 11,12g Welfare Committee 11. Sweet, friendly, eharm- ing, kind, A finer girl is hard to hndf' SHARI WALTERS G.A.A. President 10,113 G.A.A. Secretary 12 3 Tennis 11,12g Girls' Club Secretary 10g Sen- ior Council l2g Senior Ball Chairman 125 P.E. Assistant 12. Pert, perky, and loads of fun,' These things will keep her life a merry onef' TOM WARREN Track 10,11,l25 Lettermen's Club l0,11,12. He will be highly regarded by all with whom he may come in eontaetfl GARY WATSON D.E.c.A. 12g Boys, Club 10,11,12. Like the pirates bold who braved the seas, Gary will brave the swarming 'shesf H 55 . MARY WAKEFIELD Sophomore Class Secretary 103 Board of Control 10,11,12g Torch Club 10,l1,12g Song Staff 115 G.A.A. 10,115 Girls' Club Cabinet 12g Variety Show 11g Prom Committee 10,11. Her life will be fortified by many friendships. BETTY WALKER Choir 11,12g Girls, Club 10,11,12. Her warm smile and friendly ways Will help to brighten her future daysf' RENA WALKER Girls, Glee Treasurer 125 Senior Class Play Cast 12. May she always remain her sweet, sincere selff' JERRY WARNELL D.E.C.A. 125 Gymnastics 12. He'll never let studies interrupt his edueationfl CAROLYN WHITE Prom Committee 11, G.A.A. 12. A heart like hers is rare to see, Many friends shelll always have, because a friend she'll always be. JUDY WEBB 11, Board of Control 11. LYNN WEIMER Song Staff 10, Pep Club 11,12, G.A.A. 1O,11,12, Variety Show The mold of a woman's fortune is in her own hands. Library Staff 10,11, Senior Band 1O,11,12, Make-up Club 10,11, Science Club 11,125 Drill Team, 10. fame? VIOLA WHITMORE G.A.A. 10,11, Oflice Staff 12. If you earn a crown, you'll wear it - Keep sweet.', Helping others is Lynn's aim, She'll be a nurse and hnd her DOUG WHITE Math Club 1l,12, Jun- ior Class Play Props 11, Senior Class Play Props 11,12, Camp Waskowitz Counselor 12, Choir 12. A gentleman he'll be in every way, Whether at work or at play? JAMES WHITWORTH Football 10, Wrestling 10, Junior Class Play 11. You will be what you will to befl KAREN WILSON Annual Stafl 12, D.E.C.A. Vice President 12, F.T.A. 11,123 Stu- dent Store 12, Traffic Court 12, Oflice Staff 11, Junior Class Play Props 11, Ski Club 11,12. In sunshine or in shade, Her lovely smile will never fade. lil!-15'3l5Ti?'5Vl7f5?lHl'l 0752 .i :eilPT.5-Z1-'-i . 'l'Kif1w..-I -'35 - INGRID BENTZEN This little girl is everyone's friend. Welre glad to have her back againf' Not Pictured ALMA DICKINSON Glee Club 11, Prom Committee 11 Serene will be her days, and bright, With something of angelic light. DOUG WOODING Baseball 10, Board of Control 10. His quiet ways will not conceal his mechanical aptitude. JIM JOLLIMORE Boys' Club 10,11,12. I've got so much to look forward to I donlt know where to startf, DICK WERNEX Boys' Club 10,11,12. I'll be just a leisurely failure instead of a dismal successf' ' CLAC6 of '61 N In Q? . L. LQ. , i . 'W' L .L 3 . A .. T Q. V L , ., . LL -. F 2 . 4. 'M . Y . 1 ,, . 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W'e hope that our sr rs leaf' us tgthekje tslarouqhave , f .f 4 f, Q K I , 1 f N ' attained. TV 1 X A ,Vw is. PV? f, 5 If 62,1 ' ' -'1'5t?:n. 1 -',' ' :V if-if' f ' N .Y 4 , V-, ml , . I , J if ,J ,K WJ' ' uf' Jig , S s ,tg V, , - L .r'i ,ff jg Y lt LY - K lx i rj f K K Y. 'u ' 1 if x X P' QJ ' Xl. x, xA Xu ' ' Y ' V ', , Y Y ix -f - N jx P' u ,R lvl IN w fl' . Wy J V V pl, Af.-f ,. M , A no '1X,if1ifVgeV I 1 fm' K Q ,V Xorg , -- . . X4 L5 ' Jumor Advisor, Mr. Bernard A K, 44' Bettcher, Chester Bickford, Reg Bjelland, Carl Bjelland, Karen Blais, Ken NPG V iv? is ,rg Aarde, Jim E5 , , Ackermann, Bob ,us M Q my ,Q is e 181- 4' l 1 . . . X rri ,. J 'R x ! -. he fa Bartlett, Stan Bennett, Michael Bergman, Don Bergstrom, Bonnie Berry, Mike Blakely, Frank Bohm, Fred -A-Hen, R011 Bolster, Cathy ,fs Brady, Terry V5 f . Brass, Dennis Brass, Elmer if 'Q Y 'wr -yi it A N ,, V Anderson, Herb --W. 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Q ll all Q lj Lizer, Jerry MacDonald, Marlana Madsen, Tom Nickels, Rae Norem, Mike Norris, Jemmie 'iw -M., , A, + - e X f ' Yi 49 Marcelle, Steve O'Brien, Craig Oliver, Nancy Jr-V , Z., QL.-P ' , W , , A gg 3 i -'JI , ii , .v,, ..,: re y s y ffl Q an 1 :-: Q -... . 1 e ' ,f :Atl ye rr ..- ,-in X Q Maiers, Loren Magney, Sandra Maples, Marion Q- . M U .Q f .. .... ,M E+.,.v,,,..i . ., Parpart, Ter cvs Martin, Tom Mayer, David McClerman, Linda McCrackon, Art McDonald, Kay TY ve' l li. ,,,, , ,R li , M l El i , Q. K , J P , 1 z I K I if 9' l R I 3 , I 5 V I , 7 ' ' fe ' Q x ' I' fi- ' -. - . .Q -i A l it ,V 1 ,V 1 MW ,Msn A A fi' 1: Pease, Don ,S in , M: V .. , , , :,- . - X mx. I V, ' Salisbury, Fay Satter, Sue Schenk, Frances Schuehle, Barbara Schwendeman, Gary if vm' ' , ' L' 'arf I' , , s fc , - f,., xy k .. ig , 1 s 5 422.19 A M ,Nuff 'J i t FKA Perry, Donna M Peterson, Joan f,r ,A if , 'C-nv. 5, Peterson, Karalee Peterson, Walt Plummer, Kathy Sedam, Mike Seder, Chuck Seeking, Kathy Poletto, Frances Sener, Joan Poolman, Bill Premel, Kathy Pernula, Karen Sengstock, Frank Shafer, Carin Shearer, i ,iw pd' -an it 'f Shuey, Lana E 1 NF N Y' Shultz, Dave ,Vx ,W fl iff' - , A . Shuster, Sue :F-I I ev '. ,W N ff 'Www 'Q 1 wwf .,,,, 3 Q H ' . 1 ' f Q, 6, A Ei : , C ,Mi l iff -ov Putnam, Ann Register, Renee Reid, Dale Rhoton, Jim Riley, Carla 5 , J' ,M ' 1 , Robinson., Dave Roen, Donna Rogers, Bonny Rottrup, Lowell Russ, Doug Russell, Cheryl Terry, Mari Lynn Thompson, Pat Simms, Teri Ann Singleton, Carol iliviwildl ' ,. . 1 9 ,Vi if ar 7 ,e V , Q P ,, an S '., , ,. :..: , .. K Q I 3 ., 'i ' V ,, . , , , J. , Dm Simpson, Mickey X H 'I V M Suver, Linn 5 Taylor, Jack ,V In ,l k Taylor, Karen f e ,-. V ' V i Teigen, BarbY iiiiii iiiii V ' t I' 'Q Thorsen, Mike Thuney, Bruce Tonseth, Paul Trumbull, Kay Tuttle, Dick ,if V , - 'lg-t .1 y ,ai of 1,-.M V . -p'. .M H . 21 ' -ws' an-pf - - Q FR l J 1?-if sk f a ,fx l, I ...... Tyler, Judy Vandervort, Karen Vaughn, Linda Venters, Jack Waibel, Jim u,.,. f ,xx is .. wwf, 2 ! A f ,ff . Q ,, ff' Sipe, Darren Sloan, Judy Smith, Paul Walker, Caroline Ward, Linda Walyor, Sharon g , N , rr 'WWF '1 f' ,ablv - S, , 2 'ff AQ 4 Yah., 35 Snodgrass, Randy Snow, Barbara Spreitsrna, Shirley Springer, Gerrie V Wernex, Ted 1 White, Donald I wif E 'UF' Spurling, Bonni Stevens, Carmen Stice, Bob Stone, Judy Street, Ruth QE J white WVilliam In PA I gif? ,Af U' l X 9 W 6, X W if , rw .tv 1 ,fb at fx v J 5 . Vi., by z ,I It A L , v,, . . ,Q L N if V EV ., f -2, wife s i til? 5. 'g i f ' wi .. '-ri 4 -'Q - mb 'L -5 e 9' O .f ,7 vi ' , 51,25 I C Whitney, Larry .. McGibbon, Tim V 4 NOT PICTURED Bendel, Larry Beug, Mike Byers, Gary Gardner, Terry Goebel, Roy Kincannon, Wayne Linstrorn, Helen Lloyd, Mary Molletti, Evonna Netchard, Gary Smith, Judy Snyder, Charles Stonack, Sherry Termin, Janet Worthington, Ronald Whittle, Nancy Wilcox, Gaye Williams, Karen H flivi, 12 , '4- W , ,...a--49 Z if ' 'sl , '4 ff ,i I We Q - . 9 1 H -,H , 1 'rt t 'W g , - Wilson, Gary Winders, Kathy Winter, Daryl Witter, Evelyn Yeaman, Gary Youngs, Lloyd. Anderson, Gary Colby, Donna Dunn, Bill . . . - Y . ,- -V Haw , ,M-, ,,,-.,,, :,N,, Toni Wentz, Treasurerg Jim Banta, Vice Presidentj Sue Johnson, Secfetaryg Mariellen Ap plegatc, President. X'Ve, the Sophomores, have enjoyed this year and the abundance of knowledge we have obtained. We have gathered our wisdom from the teaching staff and our ideals from a basket of shimmering stars in which the Juniors and Seniors shine the brightest. V70 sincerely thank the Class of g'62 for their guidance, which led us a little further along our pathway to the futureg and also we thank the graduating class of M617 We, congratulate you, the Senior class, on your accomplished climb to the first plateau of your life. YVe have acquired much experience from you and sincerely hope that we can apply it as intelligently and with as much influence as you have. With the guide posts you have given us and the many experiences that are yet to come, we march onward and upward with our pockets full of stars. Sophomore Class Advisor Helen Potter 53 Andrews, D. Andrews, K. Applegate, M. Atwater, L, Ayers, M. Abbott, S., Ackermann, B., Adams, C., Alcorn,P. 'W ii I A Alquist, M. ' VV V Allison, V. 5 . 1 ' V .B , Anderson, M. V' W xl Anderson, D. lf.: f Anderson, K. Tw s 'r jpg in Bahl, M. ii B . Bain, A. W V , I. Bailey, K. a V ' F! , Baker, B. V ,V Baker, K. VV X ' ' lll' , .- .. , 1 ,wwf 'Q' Q . ' ' Q , . L-.JH ly Q. W - ' J. 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' Dibley, B. as F Dimick, s. . .- uf .-, V 32 Dodge, D- 2 ,Q S S W i ..:, j ' W. .V Q3 Douglas, R. Q .,.- I M' ' K A A Downing, D. ' '-'.V. V H ' V ' N ' 4 . 4 . f Dronen, G. f' Dugan, S. 1 i VV AV Duryea, W. F21 V ff Dycus, D. ' of Eaton, A. A Q ,V V Eldfedge, D. , ,H ' 5 Eldred, J. z' ' F' ', V nj, fi. , Elvrom, K. 5V V w Q- XV Emunson, , Ma' ' English, M. X 'L X. V ' E . fix Z 1 ck, W ' fn Q Erickson,G. . Erie, C. a - F 3 J . V Evanson, J. V' L 'N ,,, Flower, S. ' I ' A YQ: 5' ,. Floyd, M. Z2 -- ..,, V Vwy. ,W V . . ' ass A .i Franchlni, D. Frater, T. V -J V Fox, C. .fs V VV Fox, C. Y 3 , - W ' V if fi i' I n , Frey, Cs..Qz.l.. F ssi.. . :L -, J ' ad n ' ' Gath, F. , .,V. 1 A 'FT' 'l . V ,..i ' i i is iw. ' ,F i i f 3 nnss . f- ' Gendron, D., Geraghty, G., Glenn, . K 1, ' Q. D J 3 3. 1 is I 'W , A gv, :U .2 1 N K , ,Q Gordon, A. ff Gordon, E. . , ' , 5, 5 , -i Gordon, T. . V nv +G- 1 . .1n. M fu J J 'S' Gordon, M. V ' , A , , - vw' Gorham, C. - 2 ' A .' , ' , J , .V . ' 1 Q5 .. 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V . ,,V.. .,..V, ' ' A , I Schulze, R. l el 5' l tm., Schwarzhans, J., Seabert, S., Semke, D., W-'N Schackmann, R. '?' .2 . , V, H V V . V, VJ V VVVVVV .. . . gy, - 5 V- fe ,ot J ' . S . ' -fi.- E., . . Slade L Snyder S Steckman Stonack, T, , . ' V , - J . L, l Shafer, B., Sherson, K., Sims, J., Simson, ' .., fi 1 if xi A i WJ l 1 4 .. , w 'v' il Stewart C I m Stout, C. -a K ' Strauss, L. ' ' , . . Stringham, D. Suryan, M. LM l l , l A ig K i vi, I 1 we I' 'Q . 9. . i Q . ,V s ' vi 4 wg, Sundell, K. We . fm i A 5 Sykes, C. H- ' -. 0 Termin, C. S -W' ' ' .H S Lssz ' V S .x Thorson, N. J . , S '-,. -. Totten, B. -.Q W V n - 'P J Tregellas, B. sf-,J Ql . 1 ff - ., , I be . Q , o .- Tumelson S U Ren R R no-f Walker B on - 0,1 MW . , f ' ,,,, , M1 Miirxs? R' WW ii ML XP W A MXL. P W 1 f- '- A 7 . .J . x , X . 'XXX X A ,U Q Wilson, A. Wilson, C. Wilson, D. Wilson, G. Wingert, B. , . ard, A A L1 b 3 f g Weer, S. ' uf-V Q V weich, K. ' U . li 'N A ' V. I 1 4 Q . .. , . .1 5' 1,55 1, e x lice S ' A 3, --. A 5 1 , 1 Webley, W. op K ,Z , 1 Z g V ,V li fl ' I A My Lu, N ' it - f fi A f V Westerdahl T. J , in . Walker, L. , .... .... Welty, G. ? ' V, A Q 'xi Wentz, T. , 'S ' Wesby, G. Westergrecn, y , ,. white, D. - - Q Y ' Wilcox, S. ,. .- Williams, M. , . X. . whime, D. ...a H Q' F NJ' J-it ,Q Wray, C., Zwolinski, J., Wilcox, L. . . ..... S... . N jig! I Q ...sv bf 59 ' S . V fi A ... Eff, 1 :Q sr-1 . 1 in 4, :M X M. ww QQ, W gf Va Ca 431 ygwg :ummm ,mi .f mf, 'v ,.f4rL - ml X r-M wf vs .fv- fl W 1 fm ka .3 'wi ff yi P BEAVYQNE Editor Sue Pate Assistant Editor Sharon Linde Advisor Nora Hockom TOR Business Manager . .. . Nancy Johnson Art Editor ........ ...... B eth Cook Sports Editor ......... . . . Gary Nelson Advertising Manager . . ............ Grant Lloyd Photography Editor ............. ............. D ick Flood Staff ............................ Nancy Cole, Sheila Drury, Mike Sedam, John Hennen, Roberta Neal, Kathy Sieekins, Karen Wilson The staff, editors, and advisor of TOR have worked I industriously to present to you this 1961 yearbook, C which we hope will Hll your tomorrows with happy memories of this year at Mt. Rainier High School. At the beginning of the school year, we held a contest between the classes to determine which class would purchase the most annuals. The Senior Class was vic- torious, narrowly beating the Juniors with 85W sales to their 83'Zp, thus capturing the coveted trophy for this year. Our dill pickle sales became popular, and gave us great financial assistance. The year was spent plan- ning and executing layouts, taking and sorting pic- tures, writing, proofreading, and typing copy, choosing and carrying out a theme, and obtaining sponsors. The result of all this enjoyable labor is TOR 1961. 1 QQQX Sgr-if-fz, Elm QQWVX 01902 ' Q,-,jo cfm? Alva?-Ori C9115 42-2-Qfvi ' Mfg fYL Okfiftf 'VWZN -1 - ,. fri 62 'RAMBLING oN sm F NR g GG VQUPQ- X El3fzfvw5bi9N1'N,Clwfb ' Q ii f7,f,Jjki' w,J L1 fi, X11 X' -fm ,x V4 ' ' ' if-f ' V Q 2 Q xl if 3 h-' A - - li-2 1 . HJ STENDING: Dona Stilingham, Linda Close, Judy Stone, Carol Brandt, Mary Gordon, Sarah - Dunning, Carmen Phelan, Patsy Patton SEATED: Lew Delo, Phil McGibbon, Mike Thorsen, I , Grant Lloyd Not Pictured: Becky jaren, Margaret Floyd, Bob Hitt, Irene Pickrell, Rex Couture, Xjxislcfvrio K ,N Advisor first Semester: Roberta Dunn Advisor second semester: Sharon Marler. T T fl, V, , HQ 'Q W is RAM bling On is a publication of the students, by the fe, , i .y Lxjabs A ds, OIR -fc students, and for the students of Mt, Rainier High X X Q .lJvx9Xi:l,VjA,4,6g A School. This periodical is published bi-weekly. ,, - fs, ,Ley A' U ff? Although somewhat hampered by the fact that this fs QQ.,-'V'VX , 3, X as 'JNN year there was no journalism class, its purpose - to Cfxf'VX'6Xd I9 CJ 'lfll if -7' lOg,QtQ.,X inform the student body - was fulfilled very ade- ' Xxffifs ififwv V Cmfxfvv Mgt' quately. i!.,Jfv fyx F l ,L f y , ' ' . , 3 -V JJ fDAJw:g,l,.JW'X . RAM blmg On attempts to provlde an honest, factual, K 0 1 kin' ccwvx .2s,'f,,f, DX UN and sometimes humorous chronical of school happen- X2 f my E T DAMN, 3 ings. It is operated independently, and on a system ,ff 5 , px- Q! ' if P similar to city newspapers. At this, the close of the 1 ig X clk Ch x A school year, the staH can look back on a year of V . DX S134 rib fl iq achievement and reward for their efforts in RAM- ' X l I -, X i E ,fx Q ie 1 sc, bling on. f f 7 5 Ll Oilfx ' FIRST SEMESTER STAFF X ,'UL'iPk? Editorpg ......... ..................................... M ike Thorsonlflx lx ' f -If ly,,,,W9,,,1'iAss0ciate Editor .. . ........... Phil McGibbonXTLK,y,fQ we-f K Q g Feature Writers .... . . . Grant Lloyd, Becky Jaren J, p , fgff N CMJ eff 1fs-F' ,. f 7. X Copy ........... .............. M ary Gordon t LLQH wmyy., VM, 3,9 Sports .... ............................ J udy Stone, Carmen Phelan ,xl?5 'fD1 'N x ,H My Qyf, Page ..... ......................................... S arah Dunning J,Ll7.UX ,Q Upwkgxlf' MEX O K Reporters .. .... Connie Arkills, Carol Brandt, Linda Close, Margaret Floyd, gqii s. 5 P , 52 5 Bob Hitt, Patsy Patton, Dona Stringham ,fZ.yVlS lflf'4f3 fi ' ,bv It . . ,xx , ,. I, .Mx gy, , X Typing .............. .... R ex Couture, Lew Delo, Irene Pickrell,4-1-1--x..,xl'K.:w fl 1'- :- ',.,:,,,, Advisor first semester .... ....................... R oberta Dunn q,.K-.ff fm t . X ,ftw 1 A Advisor second semester ....................... ......... . . Sharon Marler lxf?.,7i, MD,-?,f'Mlp,f Qil -PS Cf -, YTWCZ A jp.. X - N -LM rm - ,J Lf wi - 1 .mf '---,, V95 ti' hu.. Larry Ladd Jim Langston Ar I . .rv ' HMP -ve! Andy Matelich Allan McGlothlen Caren McIntosh Jack C01-1I'tl lCY Art Dennis Mike Derry Lee Estep Sandra Hallberg Ken Kalm W Gary Not Pictured - Coordinator Walter Porosky atm Cliff Bafks Larry Wilson I JCFPY Wameu DIQTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION P e President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer T h J0l'ln Benedict Karen Wilson Alice Rumpf Roger Kreis ff-' V ,li iii ii- 5' ,, E ',,. I In 'Z Y , - ie-N T 'iii E L- 'Q 'ruin li' U I -,,. , iii ,. Tyler V -V ,. V - gtk . V .'s w ,ge , . 1 g-f If - e T r4Wt'P it I 'Q S twin , .Ig-ur 1 iig 55139, yd t Bill Governor Parliamentarian Reporter Buyer Taylor Dick Landstrom Phil Breece Linda Cavey Joyce Herbst A chapter of D.E.C.A., Distributive Education Clubs of America, completed its second year at Mt. Rainier. D.E. is a vocational course giving training in the attributes of retail merchan- dising. This course is cooperative, meaning that part of the requirements is working part-time Roland in the Held of merchandising. D.E. provides training in salesmenship, advertising, display work, Runnels store lay-out, management, and store mathematics. Demonstrations in various selling situations bring to light personal limitations of language, voice, posture, and other personal traits. The club has several films a month showing different fields of employment. Also many successful men and women come in to lecture on their field of work. Dan Plemmons Roger Peterson Linda Nemeth Sherry Osthus Connie Mott Diana Midgett ' , V fi if in A W L If 4 1 .s. I ' 1. 1 il' in' ' if LET TERMENS' CLUB Activities. Afterjgame dances, lettermens banquet, and making games more enjoyable Purpose: To maintain the high standards of high school athletics and to assist in the improvement of them Members: SENIORS: R. Afihley J. Benedict B. Bggpwn C. B. Dlihius D. Doeringz R. Edstrorrif B. Francis R. Haddock D. Iverson ii D. Kelly M. Koontz R. Lee: Secretary J. Lovall A. Matelich M. McClure B. McDowell G. Nelson ' B. Reese D. Robertson J. Roden D. Russ: Pres. H. Schriner J. Sheets B. Spurling A. Stenhoff -Vice-Pres. R. Tyo JUNIORS: Aarde B. Ackerman B. Angell S. Bartlett M. Bennet D. Bergman B. Burpee . J D 4 Cooley A A D. Dinghelcl D. Francis G. Gullberg M. Maples S. Marcelle T. Martin T. Parpart T. Parpart D. Russ D. Sipe B. Wlhitc SOPHOMORE R. Coleman B. Delbridge J. Mangini S. Wallaee B. Wfingert I President Gloria Hillman Vice-President Carole Rounds Secretary Sheila Drury Treasurer Carol Stutz mi 'xff 3? x , gas s GIRLS' CLUB Wearing our blue polka-dot middy ties, the eleven members of the Girls, Club Cabinet have led the girls through another year of success and new experiences. The Welcome Dance was our first activity and was a good way to start the year. It was followed by such money-making projects as a car wash, selling of regulation ties, and selling re- freshments at all home football and basketball games. At Thanksgiving time the Girls, Club collected enough food and money to give five needy families a wonderful Thanksgiving dinner. Later, in the holiday season, the Cabinet put on the annual Christmas Assembly. In March the Tolo was held. It was a great success. The year came to a smooth finish with the Mother and Daughter Tea, held in honor of the new in- coming oflicers and cabinet. The year was so pros- perous that a S200 scholarship has been awarded to a very deserving girl. The 'Cabinet of 1961 would like to give a hearty Thank Youl' to Mrs. Starbird, a most inspiring and deserving Advisor. Advisor: Mrs. Starbird Cabinet Members Liz Crial - Welfare Audrey Hillman - Service Jo Norris - Careers Linda Ward - Standards Mary Wakefield - Friendship Kathy McDowell - Soph. Rep. JoAnn Princen - Publicity BOYS' CLUB Boys, Club of 1960-61 has set a solid base for Boys' Club in years to come. Efficient officers and cabi- net carried the club through a year of intense activity. Charles Andrews and Robert Whetsell capably ad- vised all the Clubis activities. Some of these activities wereg the purchase of a snow cone machine which proved a huge success at gamesg an after-game hard luck dance held on a Friday the 13thg the donation of a practice sled to the football teamg an all boys, assembly in which a representative from the Navy showed some inter- esting Hlmsg and the setting of a foundation for a Boys, Club Scholarship fund. Advisor: Mr. Madden Chuck Miller, President Bill McDowell, Vice President Ken Martinson Secretary-Treasurer Ist ROW - Dave Guthrie - Bill McDowell 3 Chuck Miller - Ken Martinson - Doug Robertson. 2nd ROW - Al Stenhoff - Jim Murphy - Doug Francis -A Scott Taylor. 3rd. ROW - Mr. Andrew, Advisor - Don Brown - Dick Kelly - Mike Ditmore - Arnie Olson - Mr. Whetsell, Advisor. qualified speakers on various phases of the teaching FRONT ROW.' C. Stutz, L. Close, M. Gerhard, R. Neal, B. Vaness, S. Dansen- berg, M. Koontz, F.. Crial. SECOND ROW: M. Mc- Donald, C. Jensen, D. Ca- gle, J. Princen, G. Gran, Lowitz, N. Cole, R. Leahy BACK ROW: D. Shultz, L. Nasi, B. Cook, Schubring B. McDowell, L. Rothusber- ger, D. Robertson, B. Schuhle. n r FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Mount Rainier Future Teachers are organized for the purpose of creating interest in the teaching profession. Members learn how and where teachers receive their training, the cost of training, scholar- ships available, the numbers of years of education that are required, and the State teaching certification requirements and standards. This club is in the process of planning a program of profession. LIBRARY STAFF FIRST ROW: M. Nemeth, V. Linsteacl, A. Bain, L. Hen- drickson, E. Molletti, SEC- OND ROW: C. Lynch, B. DuBois, Bergum. N. John- son, M. Ayers. THIRD ROW: D. Childers, K. Cornelison, T. Keene, B. DuBois, D. Nunnallee, Mr. Bernard, Li- brarian. Not Pictured: P. An- derson, B, Johnson, B. Know- les, V. Lacey. Members of the Library Staff at Mount Rainier do their best to make the school library a pleasant, friendly place where students can find needed infor- mation for their assignments or books for leisure- time reading. Library Service is open to sophomores, juniors or sen- Five hours of service to the club and attendance to two thirds of the meetings makers the accept- able for a Future Teacher,s D ii,i Mount Rainier F.T.A. is sponsored by the National Education Association and is a chapter of the Na- tional Future Teachers of America. Qfficers of the Future Teachers of America 1960-61 are: Jo Ann Princen, President, Barbaiiiffschtxele, vice president, Mariana MacDonald, secretary, Dave Schultz, treasurer. iors. Unlike other courses, it involves no tests, grades or memorizing. It is strictly a practical experience in the function of the library and the use of library re- sources. Members of the Staff work part time before school, at noon,or after school,or during a period if they have a study hall. FIRST ROW: C. Seader, D. Guthrie, D. Brown, D. Dunbar, R. Cummings, J. Ditzel. SECOND ROW: R. Couture, J. Bovee, R Miller, B. Gubser, R. Lee THIRD ROW: D. White T. Carlson, D. Davis, Mr Weppler, B. Dinius, D Iverson, M. Ditmore. MATH CLUB The Math .'.. Mt. Rainier is a chapter of Mu Alpha Thetaiiliational High School and Jr. College Math Club. The club meets twice a month. Lectures on mathematics are given by members of the club. Field trips to establishments concerned with mathe- matics, as well as guest speaker mathematicians, high- light the meetings. Mr. Weppler is the club advisor. Dave Davis is this yearis President, and Rex Couture is the secretary. l FIRST ROW: C. Her zer, L. Weimer, J. Prin cen, J. Parvis, D. Cagle C. Jensen, L. Close, E Crial, C. Walker. SEC OND ROW: D. White R. Miller, T. Carlson, R Olson, B. Angell, M. He THIRD ROW: J. Wai bel, C. Seder, D. Semke D. Dunbar, M. Miller J. Ditzel, G. Fender, D ROW: J. Keithly, B Meechan, D. Davis, M Ditmore, B. Gubser, D Pease, B. Johnson. SCIENCE CLUB Activities included speakers, Held trips, student dem- anstrations and lectures, and the organization of a science exhibit in the spring. Members also entered the King County Science Fair and the Westinghouse Science Talent Scout Search. David Guthrie won irst place in applied science at the King County Science Fair. Others who received honorable etvr -mention hve- - at the King County Science Fair were Angell, Lynn Weimer, Brad Johnson and ..Vi J Lynn VVeimer won hrst place in the School science exhibit. 69 Couture, D. Brown, A bert, R. Lee, s. Taiflor Guthrie. FOURTH Hess, J. Rawles, D. Mc- 1960-61 Traffic Court adopted its constitution and se- lected its members, thus qualifying as a recognized court by the Washington State Patrol. The purpose of this organization is to cut down on the number of traffic offenders. The court holds ses- Ist ROW: L. Delo, D. Guthrie, A. Olson, H, Moss, D. Reid. 2nd ROW.' Mr. Bren- neman, J. Hogardy, R, Jeglum, Thuney, G. Anderson. Judge - Arnie Olson Bailiff - Dave Guthrie Clerks - Ramona Neilson Karen Wilson TRAFFIC COURT sion once a week and tries the cases that have been presented to it. The court receives tickets from the Washington State Patrol and also issues tickets itself through the Asphalt Angles, the court patrolmen. RANGE RQ Ixt. ROW: D. Doering, B. Dinius, J. Sheets, J. Carmichael, A. Olson. 2nd ROW: A. Stenhoff, D, Brown, R. Haddock, C. Miller. 3rd ROW: D. Russ, R, Edstrom, B. Eberhardt. The membership of the Rangers is limited to senior boys whose grades and conduct are in good standing. At the end of the school year those junior boys that are interested in joining make an application, and of this group, twelve boys are selected to be the force for the next year. The following September more members may be added, depending on the needs of the force. The duties of the Rangers are many, but their largest assignment is the enforcement of the rules of good conduct. They keep the halls orderly and help keep the crowds under control at the extra-curricular activities. There is much personal pride in the Ranger force, and it is expected that this trait will be continued in the future years. FRONT ROW: S. Merritt, C. Dugdale, B. Hungerford, K. Plummer, S. Anderson. J. Crulke, S. Priesnitz. SECOND ROW: C. Jensen, D. Prijatel, Johnston, Plunkett, M. Knaus, R. Justice, D. Wilcox, D. Hut- maker, L. Raleigh. THIRD ROW: C. Phelan, D. Child- ers, B. DeSoto, C. Dyson, C. Patton, L. Close, L. Strauss. FOURTH ROW: M. Bahl, S. Curtis, D. Andrews, Danielson, Applegate, K. McDowell, L. Lindman, J. I. Stone Advisorgw . T ARIETTE9 The this year adopted the name Ariettes and an to be used by the present and follow- ing, Ariettes Clubs. ,The members, whose membership wasgvolurrtary, came earlyi and stayed late at many functions to be of service to their school. They sold tickets and programs at football and basketball games, ushered at the plays,and helped at many of Mt. Rainier's other activities. The Ariettes have set up a standard of fine service for their followers to maintain. Schuhle, J. Plunkett Princen, L. Weimer, R. Vanasse, N. Harmeson, S. Reihhardt. SECOND ROW: G. Kempf, D. Cagle, B. Cook, W. Fox, L. Close, T. Farrell. THIRD ROW: R. Shearer, L. Delo, D. Lar- son, L. Rothisburger, C. Burby, S. Dunning. MAKE UP CLUB The object of this club is to put stage make-up on the well-known symbols of this club are cold cream, grease participants of the Senior and Junior class plays, and paint, and powder. Mr. Simmons is the faculty ad- of any other activity requiring stage make-up. The visor and the chairman is Jo Ann Princen. 71 FRONT ROW: B. , J- SCHOOL STORE FIRST ROW Joyce Herbst, Alice Rumpf, Bill Taylor. BACK ROW Carolyn Walker, Linda Cavey, Dick Landstrom, Carla Reily, Barbara Schuehle. NOT PICTURED Dave Schultz. Manager - Barbara Schuehle, Assistant Manager - Dick Landstrom. The school store carries all the needed school supplies and gym equipment. It is open before school and at all three lunches. Profits from the store go to the student body treasury. l 'lb FRONT ROW K. Elvrom, Mrs Dorr, Mrs, Moshier, Mrs. Derrick, S. Drury. SECOND ROW J. Ben- nett, G. Heily, P. Johnson, M Koch. THIRD ROW J. Norris, K. Michaelson, J. Shubring, J. Dev- ereaux, B. Severa, I. Davis. OFFICE STAFF The office attendants are assistants to the office staff. Their voluntary work is usually done during study hall time. No credit is given for this service,but valuable experience is gained which may aid the girls in their future occupations. 72 5 IETEUEIYES HOMECOMING COURT Sue Ehlen - Robin Applegate - Mary Wakefield Queen Robin 74 Reigning over Mt. Rainiers' first Homecoming were Queen Robin Applegate and her Princesses Sue Ehlen and Mary Wakefield. These three lovely ladies were chosen by the student body to represent our school at Homecoming festivities. Their first activity as royalty was to attend the Homecoming game with Sumner, in which Mt. Rainier was victorious. After the game, the Homecoming Court reigned over a dance ffiven in honor of the Alumni. O Mt. Rainiers' first Homecoming was a success and will be remembered for years to come. l Chuck Buhl Bob Ackerman jim Aarde 0? QLB 'Q Brlan Spurling 4' Andy Matelich Bill McDowell R Tarry Parpart wg ' ' cgi.. Don Jim Roden Dave Russ Craig Delbridge at, 'U'-Q Brad Francis Steve Wallace Head Coach Bill Madden Ass't Coach Richard Wooten 5 This year's Rains had great potential with their strong offense, but they had defensive difliculties throughout most of the season. The defense improved, however, which was highlighted in the game against Highline. Highline received the opening kickoff and was stopped cold. This was the pattern throughout most of the game. Mt. Rainier's previously weak defense was hardly recognizable. Highline fought gallantly for the first score early in the first quarter. Mt. Rainier scored in the third quarter as a result of a series of sustained drives. In the last three minutes of the game, Highline scored to pull out a narrow 141-7 victory. We had many close games, the closest being the game with Auburn in which we lost in the last 13 seconds. Mt. Rainier OPPCNENT 0 ..... .... E vergreen . . . . , . 19 18 .... .... A uburn . . . . . . . 20 13 .... .... R enton ..... .... 2 7 6 .... .... C lover Park 21 19 .... .... E numclaw .... .... fl -0 27 .... .... S umner ..... . . 0 13 .... .... G lacier . . . . . 6 7 .... .... H ighline .... . . 14 12 .... .... K ent .......... .... 1 3 O .... .... F ranklin Pierce . . . . . . . 22 K1 - ia '-'ld' ' 1' I-1 as ' I DAVE RUSS CAPTAIN 1 me V-an .1 .A . ., ..,, . . , ,W ,m,,..- . ,. A ..l'x..,.... Mt. Rainier High Schoni Good for Ihese games oniyz SATURDAY, SEPT. 24 FMDAY,SEPT.3O FR1DAv, ocT. 21 THURSDAY, OCT. 27 FRIDAY, NOV. 11 AII games at Highiine Memorial IRESERVED AUBURN RENTON SUMNER GLACIER KENT-NIERIDI! dium 5 LYNNE GENDRON MARILYN MITCHELL BON NY ROGERS YE LW :M E fi V ?L,fM 1 LL CAROL CHADWICK JUDY MITTELSTADT l -ni - H 1-'MW-N-W QIMONE DRURY FIGHT: YEA RAMS! Buy your school pen- nants! These are phrases you've heard from the Yell and Song Staff this year. First of all, we'd like to thank the Student Body for their sharp support and their loyalty to our great team. Keep up the good work gang! The staff has really been busy . . . selling booster buttons, practicing, going to games once and sometimes twice a week, selling those mighty Ram pennants, and planning pep Assemblies. We usually try to practice on Tuesday and Thursday nights. A big thank you should be given to Mrs. Baldi, our advisor, for all the help she has given us at these practices. It's been a great year and we have enjoyed it very very much. DODE JENSEN BILL CLILBERTQON Ms 'QM MARY KOCH Qatar y e UQ 1,01 The fl J Www WW WK ef' WWMMZYWW BACK ROW: Left to Right, S. Johnson, J. Heaton, C. Capps, V. Lindstead, K. Kantner, A. Hillman, C. Rounds, P. McHugh, S. Weer, Webb, S. Pate, B. Shulc, C. Ar- kills, C. Mclntosh, B. Spurling, S. Drury, P. Wallace, B. Jaren, B. Benedict, Armstrong, Peterson, P. Johnson FRONT ROW: A. Eaton, S. Johnson, L. Ward, N. Cole, Steckman. - ev C. Schwarzhans, G. DePue, S. Termin, J. Herbst, L Kowalski, V. Kantner, K. Plummer, L. Green, K. Trum bull, E. Gordon, R. Register Not Pictured: D. Midgett, B Regan, M. Wakefield, L. Close, C. Seekins, S. King, J I L. fgc f 7 JJ-A yEcC'C', Sponsors .V 3 . 4 ' ' ' K' Q' 51 L L51 . ' Mrs. Stewart f B I t f ,rf Mr. Wanzer A N' 1 V 1755? l . 'A 5Q'? 2V-Cf 5 if Mrs. Wagley i.,J,'Q1f 4' ,,.-. , .554 ' C ' 2 'df fi' Olivers ii . .f is fi' it President - Jackie V, W .K Q ,fgfif ,411 5 5 iff izffgfi Vice-President-git W7 Secretary - Sher'j4'lTermir1 X i74f7'f5g' ...P Kurt. . Q fic ,xt J K Treasurer M Ky 4 . ,y J 2 if ci 52,515 5' 5? A2,.a'2,L,1-- JA, 'Z' rwifiitsut a doubt the PeI5'Club is the most unique clubat Mt. Rating, This Elub has . . :' . K, fl ff' . . f Q ,ga 21 vesmbershlp Of 40 girls' Yellfsf, they do the p ,We give out- shiffed other schools in our 'K J f I 337, I requireclxfkg, wear' their to home kind glso to ev dimys. 114' ML Pepi5.Club has been busy on raising fflprojects throughout the yeer, such J as A moryB5Q,5S H W Rainier a uilooter Bus. 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W .W V Rainier Rainier Rainier Rainier Rainier Rainier Butch Spurling Jim Carmichael Ken Haddock The 1960-61 Rams' basketball team was one of the finest in the League. The team had many bad breaks early in the season, which made it an uphill climb to improve their game-winning percentage. The two Kent-Meridian games encouraged our student body and increased their pride in the fighting spirit of the Rams and their determined coach, HBoots Wooten. Renton and Auburn dimmed our State Tournament hopes late in the season, and our second loss to Kent-Meridian left us with fourth place in the Northern Division of the Puget Sound League. 63 49 . . . . . . . O'Dea Mt. Rainier 47 41 Franklin Pierce Mt. Rainier 37 39 . . . . . Auburn 55 49 . Mercer Island Mt. Rainier 56 52 . .. .. . Highline Mt. Rainier 35 49 . . . . . . . Renton 44 48 . . . . Evergreen Mt. Rainier 51 49 . . . . . . Sumner Mt. Rainier 54 42 .... . . Highline 59 31 . . ..... Glacier Mt. Rainier 56 32 . .. .... Glacier Mt. Rainier 42 60 . Kent Meridian 53 34 . ...... Renton Mt. Rainier 28 53 ..... Puyallup Mt. Rainier 38 63 . . . . Evergreen 44 63 . . Clover Park Mt. Rainier 44 48 Kent Meridian Mt. Rainier 63 55 . . . . Enumclaw Roger Edstrom Grant Gullberg Daryl Winters Terry Parpart Ira. Falkin Don Iverson ! 1 ' K1 Byron Baker .- Doug Dodge Jim Aa!-de Bill McDowell Coach Richard Wooten i A ' fm' 92, A V L, if 5 y I , ii ' S ty u t Ng Witt if W P, -,L 'SSW ty gg- Qtr, ' if ,A . ' A V , ,V I rss J it ' v fx! V,,. V: ny l . all - ' ,f fi. ,, y 'By if f it .J it e' my W4 , S X -v.,, kr I ,l k,,k km! 1 Rf , 4, V, gk we e 2 l X it li Q t ' iii l 1 f 5 ii K i 3 ll ei v vv Q W t it nz l. y if 4 r ll e gl The Mt. Rainier Junior Varsity basketball team, comprised mostly of soph- omores, showed themselves to be a determined hustling unit. Although they did not win a majority of their games, several players on the squad should hrighten the future of next year's varsity team. Terry Kelly Keefer WVeleh Steve Wlallaee Bill Priestman Duane Iverson Tom WVesterdz1hl Bruce Delbridge Rick Johnson Roger Chamberlain Jerry Lyons Coach Anderson via F gang 'fi Speed-a-way Winners Fox, M. Floyd. Volleyball Winners FRONT ROW: B. Jaren, G. DePue, L. Close, S. Reinhardt, N. Harrneson SECOND ROW: P. Mc- Hugh, A. Fox, M. Holnagel, J. Schwarzhans, Bar- clay THIRD ROW: J. Tumer, K. Vanclerford, A. Hillman, D. Rust, M. Floyd, M. Jones. Badminton Winners Arlene Fox and Becky Jaren. Managers and Ojicers FRONT ROW - Shari Walters, secretary: Becky Jaren, Vice Pres., Pat McHugh - Pres.g Bonnie Spurling, Tres.g SECOND ROW -- Willa Fox, Archery: Linda Ward, Gymnastics, Audrey Hillman, Softballg Linda McClellan, badminton, THIRD ROW - Karalee Peterson, Gymnastics, JoAnn Princen, modern dance, Arlene Fox, Speed-a-way, Jackie Heaton, Basketball. 88 ,,,f is FRONT ROW: J. Holmes, A. Hillman, A. Putnam SECOND ROW: T. Burnard, A. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION DRILL TEAM ROW I - S. Tumelson, J. Dunmick, E. Whitter, J. zen, J. Norris, D. Larson, B. Spurling, L. Close, C. Griffith, D. Dakin, B. Phillips, D. Martin, C. Coo- Lind, V. Clawson, C. Browning, L. Schubert, K. gan, S. Deckebach, J. Bergman, A, Bain, M. Rosen- Latimer, K. Putnam, A. Ortman, L. Wallace, Drill grant, C. Riley, J. Steckman, L. Conrad ROW 2 - Leader - Carol Schwarzhans. Missing - J. Mal- J. Simpson, P. Kelley, K. Baker, C. Stout, S. Knut- comb, C. Bailey, B. Snow, D. Murray. G. A. A. Through the Mt. Rainier Girls' Athletic Association, under the direction of Mrs. Gale Rich, many participants have found an outlet for their athletic interests this year. Girls, sports turnouts were held on a voluntary basis after school on each Tuesday and Thursday. Sports playdays held at Mt. Rainier, Evergreen, Kent, Puyallup, Auburn and Ren- ton drew many Ram players. Several girls from each school made up the non-competitive teams, giving them an oppor- tunity to meet and know players from other districts. It is the aim of the G.A.A. to promote sports and good sports- manship and to plan for the girls an interesting and varied LETTER WINNERS athletic program. ROW I - L. Close, C. Schwarzhans, A. Hill- man, B. Jaren, A. Fox, ROW 2 -- M. Jones L. McClellan, B. Spurling, W. Fox, P. Mc- Hugh, ROW 3 - A. Putnam, C. Peterson, J Heaton, J. Princen, S. McDonald, S. Walters. SKK G.A.A. MEMBERS ROW I - B. Rogers, M. Mitchell, R. Vanasse, N. Harmeson, A. Rumph, S. Walters, J. Herbst, P. Johnson, G. Hillman, C. Schwarzhans, B. Schuele, C. Chadwick, C. Riley. ROW 2 - C. Browning, S. Reinhardt, J. Carson, T. Stonack, L. Slade, D Childers, T. Barnard, J. Malcomb, B. Jaren, M Murphy, P. McHugh, K. Kantner, D. Dakin. ROW 3 - C. Phelan, P. Patton, G. DePue, J. Bar- clay, K. Latimer, K. Putnam, M. Rosengrant, P. Kelley, L. Conrad, J. Dunmick, L. Schubert, L. McClellan. ROW 4 - J. Heaton, W. Fox, L. Covey, A. Fox, J. Armstrong, K. Williams, T. Sims, J. Schwarzhans, C. Carter, L. Nasi, J. Griffith, V. Clawson, Springer. ROW 5 - K. Baker, S. Drury, D. Larson, F. Shenk, B. Teigen, L. Vaughn, T. Packard, C. Termin, B. Spurling, K. Vander- vort, K. Peterson, L. Close, F. Salisbury, S. Stonack. WRESTLING Left to Right: Ist ROW - Karp, R., Taylor, B., Meek, J., Martinson, K., Robertson, D., Thuney, J., Ashley, R., Russ, D., Dinius, B., U'ren, D., Tyler, T., Francis, B., 2nd ROW - Gordon, T., Simpson, M., Gerhard, D., Dur- yea, W., Karp, D., Wilcox, L., White, B., Sipe, D., Chris- This was the first year of Interscholastic Wrestling competition at Mt. RAINIER. There were several obstacles: lack of adequate mats, turnouts limited to cafeteria, at nights, and on weekends. ,A total of forty boys completed the season, thirty of whom will return next year. tenson, L., O'Brian, C., Russ, D., Rhoads, J., 3rd ROW -- King, C., Jorgensen, B., Wilson, G., Larrabee, D., Banta, J., Allen, R., Burpee, B., Welty, G., Reid, D., Mangini, J. Harris, R., Dunn, B., Coach - Mr. Brenneman. Darren Sipe, team captain, survived the Sub-District tournament and went on to the District tournament. The entire squad is to be commended for their ef- fort and hard work and good season for their First yeah Coach R. Brenneman Captain D. Sipe WRESTLING 4 F Mt. Rainier 21 Highline 25 Mt. Rainier 32 15 Sumner 36 19 13 Auburn 36 24 31 Highline 15 24 Best Individual Records 103 lbs. wt. class Releigh Karp VVon 8 133 Walt Duryeh 5 138 Bruce Thuney 3 175 Darren Sipe 10 unlimited Doug Russ 7 Renton 16 Auburn 33 Blanchet 26 Clover Park 22 i 1 1 FRONT ROW: Denny Brown, Barry Tregellas, Bill Berryman, Jerry Sheets, Craig Funk, Eric Hughs CU.W. Gymnastic Coachl. BACK ROW: Jim Lovall, Dan O'Brian, Ron Lee, George Hammond QCoachl, Mike Alquist, Jim Buhl. N Ron Lee GYM NASTICQ Led by captains Ron Lee, Jim Lovall, and Mike Alquist, Mt. Rainier's gymnastic team routed all opponents to win the team championship at the University of Washington State High School Gymnastic Meet. Sophomores composed practically three-fourths of this year,s team, thus insuring a fine squad for the next two seasons. The departing seniors are Ron Lee, Jerry Sheets, Jim Lovall, and Dan O'Brian. X 92 g qi ,,x.. - ' W 1 iq ll. ix- , wx-gg, x ,, P ?C..ffQ,' .Lili a' r a M. ' in '-f :gg , , . Q- 5 . We . t f f , 1 -6351 ,- M .f--.:. P , nk Li , 4, . ' wff , '? . ,X 'M' V fr, 57 W fi:-'7 W W7 gf ffi 355' sw .L X , ii I fi if A fix. 2? 'Yr ti : 3? .Ff ' f' 1frfff fegr' ,f1f?af23. fi Q J 'af 'V Kgff, mf., i f ' A-'fl' 27 3151 , ' 1 r - X f W Lf AWN, 1 GOLF Left to right - Gary Nelson, Byron Baker, Don Kring, Allen Gordon, Mike Kelly, Doug Rob- ertson, and Coach Whetsell. Four senior lettermen led Mount Rainier's golf team into their second year of competition in the Puget Sound League. Gary Nelson, Roy Hood, Doug Ro- bertson and Dan Plemmons with a yearls experience, assured the other teams of the League that the Rams are a seasoned team. Goached by Mr. Whetsell, the Rams played sixteen matches, and attended the State Tournament at Everett in May. Other members of the team are Don Kring, Bob Gray, Byron Baker, Roger Chamberlain, Allen Gordon, and Mike Kelly. Gary Nelson Doug Robertson fm? Don Kring 5.fl:f',.75r,.,,5, .- , Byron Baker W - 5 TENNIS Bruce Angle, Mike Bennett, Brad Francis, Doug Francis, Bob Gray, Dick Paiee, Doug Peter son, Dave Shultz, Scott Taylor, Pete Hardman, Kathy Andrews, Arlene Fox, Carolyn Helge son, Luana Malarz, Pat McHugh, Diana Midgett, Kathy Seekins, Linda Vaughn, Shari lNalt ers. Mt. Rainier's Tennis Team under the supervision of Mr. Don Amunclson, began tournouts in early March. This year matches were played on the schoolis three newly- constructed tennis courts north of the football field. Coach Amundsonis team played ten matches. 5 if L 1. , BOWLING This years bowling team played at the Lewis and Clark Bowling Lanes. High team series, Jim Hunt and Tom Tatter - 722 High games, Stan Bartlett f242 High series, Stan Bartlett -603 At the end of ten weeks, the leading team consisted of: Tom Madsen Mike Berry, Jim Myrtle, and Tim McGibbon. ff? TRACK T Rx. T J The season began with the largest squad in the his- tory of the school. Only six lettermen returned: two milers, Rollin Ashley and Tom Warren, one half- miler, Marion Maples, one pole vaulter, Bob Galla- han, one sprinter, Darren Sipe, and one weight man, Dave Russ. The addition of Jim Murphy and Dick Kelly, two transfer students, gave added strength to the squad. .3 During the short season, the squad engaged in dual meets with Kent, Glacier, Evergreen and Sumner, a triangular meet with Franklin Pierce and Glacier, the Highline Relays, the Northern Division qualifying meet, the non-qualifying meet, the West Central Qualifying. Members who qualified in these meets, went to Pullman, Washington for the state meet. Ist ROW: Roloson, J., Duryea, W., Gerhard, D., Ashley, Kelly, T., Mangini, J., Krankenburg, M., Maple, M., R., Warren, T., Delbridge, B., Welty, G., Callahan, R. Bergman, S., U'Ren, R., Mertl, J., McGibbon, T., 2nd ROW: Iverson, D., Schulze, R., Wilcox, L., Kelly, White, D., Neal, K., Tuttle, D., Frater, T., Burpee, B., R., Jordan, B. Bonney, R., Webley, W., Murphy, J., ViI1CCI1t,R- BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Mickey Mitchell, Bob Totten, John Zwolinski, Jim Carmichael, Jim Aarde, Bill White. BACK ROW: Managers Denny Odman and Larry Bicknell, Bob Brown, Ron Tyo, Doug Russ, Randy 1 Coach Anderson ,ffi igl 'i, J e - . ,v m ,i ,fag A ytee , .:: . .L,: , ,,.:t,?l: 1:-. S ,- al t Mu . wif' Y Y I t 4 9 in -W bi . is X Wi fi? 9 5, ,Q fag , -1. -W K at qw, ,,k,s,.,QN,.v , ff W Y .L U , A 12, vs,a?asf?EE15l5,?3!?S53Qm,4s,1tqav4eg,,m,,L,Q,,5 ,, aff 1 wmwim Haddock, Tom Westerdahl, Ira Falkin, Mike Dit- more, Dennis Doering, Bill Priestman, Dan Ding- iield, and Coach Loren Anderson. The Mt, Rainier baseball team, which took second place in the Puget Sound League last year, lost eight members. This year the team relied heavily on veterans Spurling, Doering and Carmichael, as well as several capable sophomores, for victories. Mickey Mitchell Jim Carmichael ,, . fx, '. 3-Q W! ,. wt:-,',1tifH atmiglvgz in , f .S 'iwsiwg , '. ,, Q .. V, ,1e:ef-t:v,,,- at , ,...,' , . M 5 l 98 l , . ,t .nk sy - Q ?5 '41 3, 1, f K ' , , M, ,,,,, ,,,,, , . 4 N Q Egfr 'L 'M' Q5 'V wsvyhrg ,i..W.s,,h .. , 4 X .5 mn. ,M ' :L - LN U K . V5 LL, 2 R , ,,,, y l fl ef' ,ages . 'mga' X-W Mr. Bayne The music department, under the direction of Mr. Bayne and Mr. Tal- bot, has grown this year in both size and in perfomiing ability. For the first time, a winter Hpopsn concert was added to the traditional Christ- mas and Spring concerts and the many performances outside of school. Included in outside Performances were scvc-ral concerts at junior high schools, music festivals, and music contests. Again this year, the music department held a successful candy sale in a campaign for choir robes and additional band uniforms. The music department played host for the first Junior High Mixsic Fes- tival in which over 600 students participated. Donna Stringham MUSIC COUNCIL FRONT ROW: McClellan, L., Eldred, J., Griffith, J., Trumbull, K., Cleaver, P., Walker, R. SECOND ROW: Martinson, K., Paice, D., Delo, L., Drury, S., Kantner, V., Metzgar, J., Florence, S. .l img , .... ..1 1-m....a A-BAND AND B-BAND BACK ROW: Mr. Bayne, S. Wallace, M. Simpson, D. Reid, M, Holnagel, D. Frances, B. White, D. Dodge, D. Pease, T. Carlson. FOURTH ROW: C. Delbridge, J. Hunt, P. Tonseth, J. Lizer, A. Burkette, R. Harris, J. Tan- asse, J. House, J. Roloson, G. Curtis, R. Vincent, J. Bovee, J. Rhoads. THIRD ROW: B. Francis, B. Jordan, D. Mc- Mechan, T. Tyler, C. Erie, J. Schwarzhanz, J. Courtney, The Concert Band, the main performing group in instrumental music, had a busy and successful year. During football season, they presented the first half- time marching show in Mt. Rainier history and per- formed at all home games. For the Christmas Con- cert, the band provided another first by combining with the Choir and Girls' Glee to form a massed cho- rus of 170 voices. Also included in the winter activities was a performance in Seattle for the Ice- Parade. The Pep Band, made up of selected instrumentalists from the Concert Band performed at all home basket- J. Aarde, B. Dinius, A. Putnam, French, D. Kring, L. Nasi. SECOND ROW: D. Paice, L. Delo, E. Olson, S. Moilanen, D. Humphrey, D. Bergman, B. Lcfiier, G. Gower, B. Schultz, B. Butler, J. Parker, G. Schwendeman, R. U'ren. FIRST ROW: K. Putman, S. Florence, K. Kantner, L. Weimer, L. McClellan, Maki, M. MacDonald, B. Du- Bois, C. Arkills, D. Martin, K. Meng. ball games and added popular 'ispiceu to several concerts. After the February Hpopsv concert, the band had a busy spring. April saw them in the band contest at Lake Washington High School, May brought the District Band Festival and Spring Concert, and June commencement music brought the musical year to an exciting close. Individual honors for band members this year went to: Ann Putman, Kathy Putman, Jim Hovee, Sc Dick Paice. All Northwest Band -M Ann Putnam All Northwest Orchestra i Dick Paice. BACK ROW: J. Banta, J. Merritt. SECOND ROW: R. Neal, D. Bettcher, T, Coogan, S. Marcille, H. Anderson, B. Vinther. FIRST ROW.' P. Cleaver, R, Isbell, V. Kantner, V. Allison, L. Kowalski, C. Lusk, D. Odman, M. Ayers. CHOIR BACK: derson, A. Lopthien, G. Heily, C. Stutz, C. Emunson, B. S B Severa, B. Delbridge, G. Anderson, Sheila Drury, S. Abbott, Ma s, J Brown, K. Taylor, C. Fox. FIRST ROW: P. O'Neal, son, G. Walker A. Eaton, K. Gillin, S. McDonald, P. Alcorn, B. Green, Lowitzl R A. Gordon, D. Dingfield, K. Martinson, C. Goodrich, K. ,Brow Mg, E., Trumbull L. Green, jemmie Norris, Mr. Bayne. A ' W. V, An-N ,A f If i it W Q of 1 ,', L .', ' N J, 'M -1-.ff ,LA A C Jr' ll Y X1 Nt I uw iw 6b 4 VC! tio S-40 K A id A 1 ii ,7Z,lis,Cr..1q, if 5 ':I O'C'Ci'iSVDhAv Vi l 20- U 'NM X Mx I Z! I f' x W, ,, K Y 'x , f Q N XXX V 'J X ill A ,bfi ' LL 1x,oi,fCfLLf Qi 4337VV 'N7 .A Aa 'DK ZLXCI . , Q X x .. . yi - , , l . lrrl of ,ii l ' aa tt it . t . M Coffee X J X51 Q94 Vik-f'l i ll-' 'rfffxfi l. iff.: '1 lj O , . f' ., 3 . 7 , f ' e appella cho' , ch ro 9 in size thisjyeaaitighad afiiyfillfafirrhance-lhllsiil -yehlr.lU'4,r1v-ffj1?7ic .Ar Christmas conceri t ' hgesented carols fro other lands as well as singingcq C. -img in the massed chhpjls? X Sp l concert heard them sing many melodies from L Broadway mu' . n c they entered the Choir Contest at Auburn High -4lNt .ls-1-fs School, and Apr Mwgem ini he District Choral Festival. For the spring concert, I f: 1 the choir performed ma r nt types of choral music. June brought a last flurry 4' ' K of excitement with a perfo ance for Class Day. ' , YUM rc 5' 5 t Lf 102 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Ist ROW.' Simson, Plunkett, S. Reinhardt, Barcley, J. Griffith, R. Walker V Whitmore I Eldred C Fray K. Liston, S, Cody, C. Hannah, V. Quieros, 2nd ROW: 3rd ROW: R, Leahy K Kerr S Jackson C Wray V D. Prijatel, S. Cooper, C. Dugdale, Raught, K. Bjelland, Lester, T. Snelling, H Lindstrom P Cleaver I Molletti Stychen Talbot Jim Mcrtl Tom Carlson Valerie Lacey Vicki Clau-sen Carol Kring ORCHESTRA 103 Token cLuB The Torch Club members, with their advisor, Mrs. Janice Bates, have been very busy this past year. January 30, a seminar on the book Exodus was enjoyed by all who at- tended., Mr. Hollingsworth, head of Boeing Science Research Laboratory, spoke on Education in the Spac,eiAge at an all-school assembly shortly after second semester began. 'The second semester Torch members were announced at this assembly. Torch members also served as ushers at open house and graduation. Requirements for torchi membership are: No C's or D,s in any subject, 3,343.59 grade average with no Cis in any academic subject, 3.6 with C's in academic sub- jecistatsfpfed- . Officers for the'l960-6l school year were: Dave Guthrie, president, Luana Malarz, vice president, Donna Perry, Secretary, Dave Dunbar, Treasurer. MEMBERS Semors Rounds, Carol Metzgar, Julie Couture, Don Brown, Don Ryan, Rose Miller, Mickey Deckerback, Sylvia Cook, Beth Schwarzhans, Carol Perry, Donna Depue, Georgia Crial, Elizabeth Davis, Daw Dinius, Barry Ditmore, Mike Dunbar, Dave Gerhard, Molly Guthrie, Dave Haddock, Randy Hendrickson, Linda Lee, Ronald Lloyd, Grant Malarz, Luana Miller, Chuck Pate, Sue Pickerell, Irene Richmond, Carol Taylor, Scott Wakefield, Mary juniors Angell, Bruce Barry, Mike Bergman, Don Burby, Carolynn Butler, Bob Couture, Rex Du Bois, Bill Du Bois, Bob Gullberg, Grant Lindstrom, Helen Martin, Tom McClellan, Linda Satter, Sue Schultz, Dave Schenk, Francis Schuster, Sue Stone, Judy Waibel, Jim Walker, Caroline White, Don S ophomores Bahl, Marilyn Banta, Jim Bergman, Judy Bondurant, Sharon Brant, Carol Carson, Judy Chamberlain, Roger Hesse, Bill Iverson, Duane Johnson, Sue Keithley, John Latimer, Karen Lindman, Laure Maclanen, Sharon Olson, Elona Paget, Joe Phelan, Carmen Putnam, Kathy Reithly, John Schader, Judy Schultz, Barbara Wilson, Dan NEWCOMER9 TO OUR FACULTY MARY LINSE Spanish, I,IH,V Composition 10 SANDRA STEWART Typing I Shorthand I,III MARGIT STAKKESTAD Bookkeeping Shorthand I Oiiice Practice SHARON MARLAR Literature 10 Journalism Composition 11 HIGHLIGHTS as u s . , -1- 3 xg if v 4 ff ,k Q, ti if - H QS? ,i ? 1 mvwfaffw 1 3 5 ! E E g x i ,R 5 Mt. Rainier's Senior Class Play was presented Friday and Saturday, December second and third, 1960. The play Tish', was under the direction of Bill' Sim- mons. Production manager, Molly Gerhard, was as- sisted by Roberta Neal and Sherrie. Monahani Tish is, a tale of three whacky old maid aunts. The action, is plentiful, takes place at 'Theo Eagel Hotelj' Sbmewhere near the Mexican border. Letitia Garberry, CTishl and her twd boon companions, Liz- zie and Aggie, journey to the southwest in order as Tish says, to lead the simpler lifef, At the hotel, the life is anything but A Tish battles with ol, codger Luther Hopkinsgbecomes envolved with a Hollywood producer and a movie star fDenby Grimes and Dorice Gaylordj 5 attempts' to untangle the romances of, two attractive young cou- ples Qher nephew Charlie Sands and the hotel pro- prietress Ellen Leighton W Bettina Trent and Wesley Andrews, writersjg meets perky teenager Callie Hop- kins, hopes to reform the hotel's Mexican servant Charita gand 'helps the town's half-intelligent sheriff to capture the robber of the hotel safe - providing suspense, excitement, and fun. is ' ii A 7- ' 'Cast K K i Ellen Leighton ........... JoAnn Prineen 1Char1ta .... , . .. .. Sheriff Lem Pike Callie Hopkins .... Luther Hopkins Charlie Sands .. Aggie ........ Lizzie ...... Tish A ......... Bettina Trent .... . Wesley Andrews ' .... Nancy Johnson .. Ken Martinson Garoll Palmer .. Mike Ditmore . . . . . jerry Jensen GaroliRichmond ...... .p Liz can Linda Hendrickson . . . . Rena Walker ..... Dick Flood Denby Grimes . .. Brian Tibbetts Dorice Gaylord it Valarie Sundin KG Donna Ballard. Evonna Molletti, MickeyiMille1j: -f'A Charles Burnett Marian Burnett Chis Burnett .... Katy Burnett . Eddie ....... Nat ..,..... Jim O'Neal .. Mrs. Benson .. Majorette . . . Cheerleaders . Cas! 5 .. 1 . 1 it Lf .... Bohm Carolynn Burhy . . Donna Ballard Evonna Molletti jerry House . Mickey Miller .. Dave Cooley Barbara Sehuehle Sharon Nelson Janice Holmes Carol Chadwick Donna Perry Connie Arkills GOOD HOUSEKEEPING The Junior Play this year was VVillia1n MCCleery's Good Housekevpivzg, the story of a college president whose family psychologized him into the state's governor's man- sion. The play, presented April 21 and 22, was directed by W. G. Simmons, assisted by Judy Stone. These pictures were taken of the cast during re- hearsal. 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XQWUFK ' A 1961 TOLO K WA x ' The Junior Prom was held on May 19 to honor the departing Seniors. Weeks of planning were rewarded with one of the best Proms that the students of Mt. Rainier have seen. 1961 JUNIOR PROM 109 -Q55 OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Mary Wakefield JoAnn Princen Carol Schwarzha JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH Judy Stone Carol Richmond Elizabeth Crial APRIL MAY OF THE ROTARY GU ESTQ Each month the Des Moines - Midway Rotary Club has enter- tained as luncheon guests a boy and girl from Mt. Rainier who have been and are outstanding students. The Girl of the Month is always one of the guests. The boy is chosen by faculty members. As a token of this honor, each recipient is presented a small plaque with the ,Rotary Creed on it. QU! sf W ' . ,lf , I-X' 1 1 ,af .. ,, Barry Eberhardt 'QW' , Jerry Sheets jx t-' V 1 uf X' Mike Ditmore ,X Jn fl X UQ Kr, 5 X 441 t 4 1' Tl' X Pr I i J , ' .1 f' 4 3 XI X H xy 41 5 4 w , . f ,M 1 I NJ X' , . r- ' 4 if U' X X' fu - r Jn it lx Vg f V.: , aw. . I , l 1 . , 4 'v f 'JJ 'Barry D1 urs W Grant Gullberg f , A 111 11 ls, When youive found your star and followed it As far as the ends of the earth, . You'll have peace of mind, and you'll have learned Life's meaning, and its worth. bright, a star shines far, the soul. a clear, calm seat ,your wish, - V l l s 5 l E. i l l l l r i l l l L .. --,, --., MIAA,-AAU M if . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ' s A ' The staff of TOR would like to thank Parker's Studio, Roberts' Studio, Tracy Cady, and Dick Landstrom for pictures, Beth Cook for the cover design and art work, Mrs. Hockom, our advisor, for guiding us. so patiently and ably, Mrs. Gene .Johnston for assisting us with the senior predictions, the S.K. Smith Company for manufac- turing the cover, the r American Yearbook Company and its representative, Ivir. James Palm, for their adyice and assistance in preparing and printing this book, and the students who purchased a copy of TOR, thus making its publication possible. Special thanks to Mike Sedam for the many excellent pictures and hard' work and time he. has contributed toour yearbooks -- W T . fl psi WH ' QNjW3WWQ3 yffj if jj ffyfm JQWMQMW 5462564 'fn- , ,4f 5f Q QQWWWQQQM iwwW A5NE fkffgfgy fgffigg ?wwWfJWWQ ff'f?fffgJf? ffQf if? ffm f?WWw iQQ ff' QQ 555332 f ffvif Qwiiwgww 'Y W? bWWf1m:WiW' 9,531 5 ov-Lf 5 WM, P ' 1' - , -LMQ35' g - Q . , Qi i . A if ' 1 3 '1 . ' ' ' ' A 1 1 'H 'mt . ' , Q ' . - . '7 , f. ei.. :4..,..fA , . K, ,, A ,.4....... , . .. k,..:u'.Q A A 91-JM ---Lama' ' ' iii QQ-Maw puff? M QW a cffff Pfligf fff9fifrfg'6Pi'WZ',f,e-1313? W ,WW .W ' ff5f C5f1'5?5f'!pyfg W ' W' 'W MW v fr K W MW! W N rfvggwgdffpvpfgvmqlgw A4y!ply fij fjf,g'a jf0ffZ,,,fg,? 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