North Central High School - Tamarack Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1966 volume:

Students of North Central Moix sinisyHhe trg r ' tional footwear of the American Indian, took theftv earerjNiowii feany paths — to victories as well as defeats — to as sorfcaws. They could have told many tales of the events eir ays. moccasins, the Tamarack tells of the triumphs, hum- awj) special events that are very much a part of each l(jjjklian ' s school year. Sincerely, The Tamarack Staff of ' 66 joyT as rtttat o orpus 5 forth Martha Boswell Editor-in-Chief Faculty Editor Phil Huey Assistant Edito Diane Brown Copy Editor Advertising Manager Rosemary Goerz Managing Editor Terry Starr Business Manager Carol Austed Senior Editor Fran Othmer enior Editor J %| Pam Garinger School Life Editor II Carol Newett rack Advisor Pat Anderson Classes Editor Classes Jennifer Watts Typist Judy Hamp ctivities Editor Paul Kingsley Productions Editor Rick Henson ys ' Sports Editor Tom Barry Boys ' Sports Editor Mattie Achziger Girls ' Sports Editor Merri O ' Connor Art Editor Dave Gerkensmeyer Head Photographer Greg Hendrickson TVin T?1n-Htt- Ben Daniel Photographers Audrey Brooks Assistant Business Man tsy Liddell Typist Mrs. Barbara Eddy Art Advisor Mr. John Krause Photography Advisor ration adnr 7Ve. tie Statf V 66, Dedicate the Tamaracl- At left — typical moments in her day. V . -4 2 i ■■■■■■ m Mrs. Helen R. Oscarson Mrs. Helen Oscarson- Pictured above is Mrs. Helen Oscarson, wife of Mr. Roger O. Oscarson, former mining engi- neer and employee of the Department of the Interior of the U.S. Government. Mrs. Oscarson, Latin and French teacher, retires this year from the North Central staff, and plans on spend- ing more time with her husband and their two daughters, Mrs. Lorenzo Gonzales of Upland, California, and Linda Suzie Oscarson of Spokane. Mrs. Oscarson is also the proud grandmother of Lisa Gonzales, three, and Larry, one. Mrs. Oscarson attended Willamette University, Salem, Oregon, her freshman and sophomore years, and re ceived her B.A. degree with a major in French, and minor in Latin from the University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. She then attended the University of Grenoble, Grenoble. [sere, Fiance, receiving the certificate d ' Etudes Francaises. From there she went to the University of the Sorbonne, Paris, France, School of Phonetics. An inspiring teacher, Mrs. Oscarson exemplifies II. B. Adams ' famous quotation: ' ' A teacher affects eternity: He can never tell where his influence stops. ' 7 Superintendent Ayars Sets Year ' s Pace Efficient operation of Spokane ' s educational system was the result of frequent meetings of the principals and administrators of the city ' s schools. School District 81 had a new chief executive this year, Dr. Albert Lee Ayars. Among his respon- sibilities is the task of carrying out all policy-mak- ing decisions of the board. Plans for improvement, maintenance, or expansion of the buildings, sites and facilities are also under the supervision off Dr. Ayars. The School Board has general legislative duties, establishes policies, adopts and provides for enforcement of rules and determines how the dis- trict is run. Specific obligations of the board are also to employ a city superintendent, one or more assistants to him, principals, supervisors, teachers, janitors and other personnel to help the schools function smoothly. By state regulations, they are also to prevent secret sororities and fraternities from operating among the students in Spokane schools. Textbooks, audio visual aids, and other essen- tial supplies to aid teachers are also provided by the board. Members of Spokane ' s School Board have for many years given their time and energy to main- tain fine schools. They serve without reward other than the satisfaction that they receive from con- tributing to the success and happiness of succeed ing generations. Dr. Ayars stated that the primary purpose of education is to aid people in leading happy and successful lives. Dr. Albert Lee Ayars Meeting in regular session are District 81 Board of Directors: H. Avery Peyton, George R. Nethercutt, William Gordon Luscher, Byron L. Swanson, Helen Hazen Rymond, and Dr. Albert Lee Ayars, superintendent. 8 Seen discussing school affairs arc Mr. Rodkey, Principal, and Mr. Anker, Vice-Principal. Administration Sets Pace for School ' Success comes lo people who are not con- sidering the narrow question of what they are paid lor, but the broad question of what they can do to be helpful. It is that attitude which leads to the promotion of the individual, the profit of the business and the prosperity of that nation. So wrote Calvin Coolidge many years ago. Success is a most difficult term to define. Perhaps one ol the most successful men of our time was Dr. Albert Schweitzer, philosopher, musician, phy- sician, missionary, humanitarian. To some, his ef- forts were a waste of time. Hut to others, who have studied his background, here was a man who will be remembered for many years because of his de- votion, dedication, and kindliness to humankind. It would lie a great thing, indeed, if all of us gave closer attention to our abilities and interests and channeled our efforts in the great cause of mankind. No greater reward can be reached than a selfless devotion to such great causes. As grad- uating seniors leave our company, we will be watching with eagerness and interest the future achievements of each one as he takes his place in society. We will miss you, but we will also cherish the memory of your years at North Central and the friendships which were made. Congratulations from all ol the staff for your fine achievements. North Central is a little richer because you were 9 Deans ' , College Counselors ' , and Nurse ' s Work Responsibility to counsel in personal, vocation- al and educational problems is the task assigned to the Dean of Boys and the Dean of Gills. They en- courage boys and girls to help themselves and solve their problems. Students who have passed through the deans ' offices are familiar with the concern and sympathy that Patricia Butterfield and Kenneth Mhyre ex- tend. Dean of Girls, Patricia Butterfield, helps the girls of North Central with their social and emo- tional problems, as well as their academic prob- lems. She has helped many a girl to find an after- school and summer job. Mrs. Butterfield ' s objective is helping the in- dividual adjust to life around them for she is very interested in the youth of today. Dean of Boys, Kenneth Myhre, besides coun- seling North Central ' s boys, assists the vice-prin- cipal in scheduling problems, speaks to students who have academic problems, and issues transfers and early dismissals. Mr. Myhre ' s accomplishments can be seen through the outstanding graduates of North Central who have achieved recognition in society. These deans certainly deserve a hearty thanks from students and parents. Many long and filled hours were spent trying to help a student or to better North Central. Advising students is the main job of Mr. Mhyre, Dean of Boys, and Mrs. Butterfield. Dean of Girls. Mrs. Backenstoe and Mr. Mhyre answer the manv questions brought to the Student Office. 10 s Necessary Part of Student Life College counselor, Lorraine McNew, helps to guide North Central ' s seniors in planning future education. To make planning easier, she gathers various information from many colleges and uni- versities. Seniors planning to further their educa- tion are often required to take several tests which are also provided by the college counselor. North Central ' s school nurse, Anita Swanson, even with her busy schedule, has kept accurate and up to date health records on each student. Though she was not available every day, she was always ready to advise or assist any student with broken arms, headaches, sprains, or just colds. Cots in the room next to her office are often occupied by ail- ing students. School supplies from folders and erasers to compasses and note cards can be purchased in the bookroom at reduced prices. Students can also work in the bookroom under the direction of the bookroom clerk, Mrs. Wayland, The lost-and-found department is located in the bookroom. All text- books are checked in and out and mended here also. Consulting college catalogues are Mrs. McNew and Mr. Hagen, student advisors. Selling school supplies is one of the jobs which Mrs. Wayland, bookroom clerk, does daily. 11 Language, Business Ed Meet Student Needs Helen Oscarson Department Head International Club Helen Rutherford Laura Briscoe International Club Latin Club ill Carol Newett Tamarack I Blair Glover Lyle Jewell Alfonso Manfred Department Head Business Manager Varsity Baseball :jh h - ar itti hhj : v t — ' ar Those who plan on entering the business world after gradua- tion find business courses and vocational education at North Cen- tral especially useful. They are also helpful while still in high school. Skills that are taught in business classes prove valuable in college and future vocations. Two-year courses in typing, shorthand and bookkeeping are offered to all students. One year classes of office practice and dis- tributive education are usually restricted to seniors. North Central ' s foreign language classes teach students the ability to communicate effectively in languages other than English. Through foreign languages the student learns about new customs and new people. The audio-lingual methods have advanced so that now tape- recordings, records and films have become key tools in the study of foreign languages. Four years of Latin and German and three years of Spanish and French are available to students at North Cen- tral. Students who arc now struggling to conjugate verbs may one day help to bring world peace through world understanding. fell Mary York Commercial Club Louise Wickward DECA Rollin Charbonneau Mr. Kuljus, part-time German teacher, explains to his students that German is not as hard as it looks. Mrs. Evans confers with Mr. Erickson on the mater- ial she is teaching for him while he convalesces. 12 Harold Thompson Department Head William Diedrick Freshman Football Director of Athletics Freshman Baseball Leslie Hogan Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling Kay Selde Color Girls Modern Dance Lucile Lill Varsity Tennis Red Feathers Linda Bruns Color Girls A. G. Tiemann Department Head Music Productions Michael Caldwell Music Productions Mr. Montroy, art instructor, explains balance to Cheryl Johnson and Betty White. Art, Music, PE Develop Individual Talents Expression is one of the most basic desires of man. In high school, art and music courses are designed to allow the student to express this desire. The Art Department emphasizes techniques and skills. Basic principles of design and colors are learned by students, and later they specialize in phases such as fashion design, crafts and oil paint- ing. To help students develop their artistic abil- ities, courses in basic art, lettering, drawing, arch- itecture, painting and senior studio are offered. Decorations for special events, publicity of school activities, and stage settings for plays and pep cons were directed or created by the Art De- partment. Providing students with an enduring basis of enjoyment and pleasure and great appreciation for musical expression is the main goal of the Music Department. North Central ' s band and choral groups have repeatedly won high ratings in com- petition. The ACappella choir, a select group, was privileged this year to perform in Curtis High School, Tacoma, Washington. North Central ' s concert and marching bands have also been guests at various parades in the state. Students enrolled in Physical Education classes are aware of the variety of activities and opportunities which are available. The department functions with the thought that a healthy mind works best in a healthy body. By combining co- ordination and sportsmanship, a better, more well- rounded individual is made. Barbara Eddy Daisy Chapman Ralph Montroy Department Head Hall Displays Stage Manager Art Club ■ . ..... Coach Diedrick demonstrates correct football position to: left to right, Eric Reisi, Boyce Portrey, Joe Mott, and Mark Boyson. 13 Homemaking, Industrial Arts Prove Practical An increasing number of mothers are assuming the dual role of homemaker-career woman and it is important for girls, while in high school, to develop a greater profi- ciency of homemaking skills. The girls are given an excel- lent chance to receive this training in cookery and sewing classes. The girls also must have an understanding of hu- man relationships that will help them to raise their chil- dren properly and provide for a happy, stable, ' and satisfy- ing home for the whole family. Instruction in this area is offered in classes such as child development and social re- lations. All girls are required to take two credits in some home- making courses. Up to two years in any subject are avail- able. Learning useful skills and those important to future vocations is the main objective of the boys who engage themselves in industrial arts classes. The courses taught are designed to help the boys to be well rounded in such arts and able to do more things, such as household repairs, themselves. In auto shop, a class which most boys are interested in, proves valuable to those with cars, and will probably help them to save money in the future. Wood, metal, auto, and _ electronics shops and voca- tional metal and mechanical drawing are offered to the male students of North Central, above the ninth grade. George Theodorson Herbert Russell Department Head School Service Rifle Club Alvin Olson Student Buses Leonard Graham Radio Club Vern Broadwell Alvin Meyer S.E.A. Representative Traffic Squad Helen Beaver gaily McMasters School Service Elizabeth Killingsworth Cercle de Menage Department Head Randy Walker, left, and Lannie Robinson, right, work under the supervision of Mr. Graham. Miss McMasters indicates to Homemaking students that Homemaking is a diversified subject. 14 Math and Science Challenge Students Science, ever-changing, challenges each stu- dent to seek the answers to questions that are in- strumental in the advance of our society. The sci- entific method of thought provides a means by which these questions may be answered. At North Central students are offered several science classes. Physical science is offered to fresh- men, and sophomores may take biology, which proves to be an exciting as well as an educational course. Many juniors and seniors make successful attempts at passing chemistry while still others en- joy physics. Students are now experiencing more freedom in science classes, freedom to think and develop ideas and learn through frequent inquiries. The world of science today is in a constant state of flux. Every day new advances ' are made. It is imperative that we depend less upon factual and technological aspects of science. Inquiry and curiosity are the keys to the future. Mathematics, as an excellent human achieve- ment, offers satisfactions and aesthetic values equal to those offered by any other branch of our culture. Although students are not required to take a math course above their freshman year, the ones that choose to continue find math courses stimu- lating and intriguing. All math courses are a chal- lenge and of great value to students who intend to take physics or chemistry. Freshmen listen intently as Mr. Kretz explains algebra principles. j P 12 I I A ■ Burrill Exley Edwin Kretz Department Head Varsity Football Robert Barnard Esther Lancaster After-school Bowling Biology Club William Nye Dale Blair After-school Bowling Cross Country Varsity Track Dorothy Congdon Future Teachers N Gerald Cunningham Dan Olson S.E.A. Representative Chess Club Math Club Raymond Simonson Boys ' Golf Coach M Demonstrating the use of the graduate to Donna Newberg is Mr. Smith, chemistry teacher. George Smith Department Head AT Orval Theisen Paul Tobie Senior Class Advisor Fire Drills S.E.A. Representative Biology Club 15 Social Studies Emphasize Knowing Del Jones Ronald Walker Gregory Sanford Community Service Varsity Basketball Department Head mm I In today ' s troubled world, the importance of cultural study within one ' s country cannot be overlooked, nor can it be under- stated. The keynote of all history study can be summed up in the statement: He who knows the past understands the present; and he who has an understanding of the preesnt has the key to the future. Four years of study are now required for all students. Fresh- men are required to take Washington History and World Geogra- phy. Sophomores must take World History and the following year, United States History. A new system of contemporary world prob- lems, economics, and government are courses available to seniors on a nine-week basis. Economics is the science that deals with the production, distri- bution and consumption of wealth, and with the various related problems of labor, finance and taxation. Government is a tool devised by man to enable him to live the best possible life and when it is no longer able to meet his needs, it should be changed. Sociology is the study of the development, organization, and problems of society and social groups. This has proved to be one of the most popular history classes at North Central. This course is •designed to help the students better understand themselves, their fellow man and their environment. Wallace Russell Blaine Bennett Richard Pelkie Varsity Football Key Club Varsity Wrest ling _ CtOJ i - CO c J- Gr Mq --ewA cj cc — T Miss Huff explains mental breakdowns to Marya Graf, one of almost one hundred in the largest sociology class at North Central. 16 ast to Understand the Present Clara Czap and Bob Boyce find their Washington History class slightly amusing. Discussing world problems with his senior history class is Mr. Polki - M Robert Bundy 9th Football 9th Track Robert Bland Audio-visual Coordinator Muriel Allison Honors Board Edward Ludcrs Social Committee Eugene Lister Varsity Track Cross Country Richard Hannan Ken Hagen B Football Coach Vocational B Basketball Coach Coordinator Jerry Hopkins Social Studies Forum Virginia Drew A.S.B. Elections Mr. Jones reviews the city budget as his United States History class listens with interest. 17 English Teaches Oral and Written Expressio of feeding birds. Dorothy Murray Dan Davis John Malterner Girls ' League Talent Club Pep Con Coordinato 18 Nona Halvorson Elizabeth Peck Dramatic Productions Vox Puellarum Thespians Mr. Maltcrncr hopefully hammers the art of diagr English class. into the heads of his sophomore Russell Meyer Spelling Contests Lorraine McNew College Coordinator is Life Preparation In the English Department we strive to pre- sent to the students something fresh and new in the study ol language, composition, and literature. In each area we try to bring into the classroom the ideas and methods that have been developed from the extensive and intensive study of language dur- ing the past thirty years. All students must take the first six semesters of English. In addition, students who have com- pleted six semesters ol English may enroll in Sen- ior Composition and Senior Literature. These courses are practically musts for students who will attend college. The department also offers two English classes on the senior level for those stu- dents who are not interested in going to college, hut who feel the need of additional practice in communication skills and who enjoy reading. Journalism, a one-semester subject, provides rich opportunities lor a practical application of the training learned. Students soon recognize the re- sponsibilities of staff positions, as well as the seri- ousness of meeting deadlines. Speech and Drama offer both pleasure and practical training. Speech covers the general field of public speaking and prepares the student to meet the requirements of public appearance. Drama I members study stage technique, acting, and make-up. In addition to public presentations, second semester drama students make an in depth study of the history of drama. Marilyn Klawunder Vivian Hager NC News Future Nurses Quill and Scroll Guy Griswold Honor Student List Jim Bowell, junior, gives one of several required book reports as Mrs. Peck listci intently. 19 Making NC Fun Is Job of Offic Money for football tickets, basketball and wrestling tickets, money for dance tickets, money for concert tickets, and yes, even money for lees will be pleasantly received by the personnel of the business office. The efficient staff workers keep ac- curate and detailed accounts of fees and records of school clubs. The public office is the center of school busi- ness and receives visitors. Here each teacher must check in and out every day. They also collect their mail and attend to other necessary business. Every student, at some time or another during his high school years, enters the student office. Some arc tardy, some return from absences, others are seeking guidance and counselling. Students who require disciplinary action are usually in the stu- dent office more than once. The secretaries and student helpers here keep a daily attendance rec- ord, too. Need to study? North Central has a very ade- quate and up-to-date library. Students can find many kinds of magazines, a variety of vocational information, and of course, many, many books. Checking roll of absentees are the Student Office secretaries, Mrs. Backenstoe and Mrs. Jennings. 20 on Smoothly nd Service Staffs Preparing and serving nourishing, attractive, yet low cost hot lunches is one task assigned to the cafeteria personnel. The meals are well-balanced to give growing teenagers the nutrition they need to be active each day, all day. The snack bar is a supplement to the hot lunch program and is used frequently by those who bring a lunch from home. The hot sandwich line, just recently created, offers a slightly different main course, but is still a hot lunch. The staff works continually, and the cafeteria is bustling almost any time of day. Shortly after school ends for the day, the cus- todians can be seen restoring order to the halls and classrooms of North Central. Pushing large trash containers, cleaning blackboards, dusting and sweeping keep them busy. They are also responsible for the heating in the main building, in band and choir rooms, and the boys ' gym. All necessary repairs are made prompt- ly and many burnt out lights are replaced. Main- taining the exterior also takes many hours of work. Left to right: first row: Dick Muzatko, night foreman, Mrs. Zada Wend- ler, Hugh Leppell, head custodian, engineer; second row: Bob Ness, Tom Young, Cliff Ward, Robert Cochran, and Blaine Gill. Left to right: Edith Johnson, Marjorie Waid, Viola Santora, Marie Johnson, Alice Gillespie, manager, June Covey, Corrine Hirst, Alice Kruger, Lela D ' Andre. life hoo( Joe Albi Stadium Is Center of Foe 24 and Pep Squads Unite for Victory 25 M-m-m. . .banana cream! says Brian Simpson as he receives a pie full in the face at the Key Club carnival booth. Girls ' League President, Karen Compton, presents the Big Sister Award to junior, Peggy Hansen, while her little sister, freshman, Connie Hirst, proudly looks on. Behind the dark glasses is Linda Ahrendt signing up girls for the Big and Little Sister party. Lunch room supervisor, Richard Pelkie, puts the finger on Dorian Chastain, Watch where you put that apple core! Who ' s gonna win? Big Red! All you have to wear is a smile and a Van Heusen night gown, and you ' ll feel perfectly at ease in any crowd, says Bonnie Remmers. Bob Johnson, with his plumber ' s helper, is caught trying to wipe out Al Strom but gets Dan Nichols instead. ' All right, everyone smile, says our photographer as he drops the camera. It ' s a bird. It ' s a plane. No, it ' s Batman! yells Denny Moss. We can wrestle too!, exclaims the great acrobatic team of Ken Zarko, Ben Hayden, Al Strom, Gary Neiswender, and Dave Neff. This year ' s Football Festival Royalty are Donna Newberg, Queen Robin Brockway and Sally Meranda. Sergeant York and Flatfoot Wickward rest after patrol- ling their Sadie Hawkin ' s beat ! Dancing to the music of Candy and the Casuals at the Christmas dance are Sherry Deloach and Butch Mickus. Showing their ability to play football are Donna Revard, Lori Gausman, Sally Mer- anda, Robin Brockway, Donna Newberg, Carol Austed, Judy Johnson, Candy Frash- er, Sue Shinn, Terry Starr, and Danelle Davies, Football Queen Candidates. Fall ASB officers, Bruce Wald, Donna Revard, Russ Oslund, and Robin Brockway around the Christmas tree, are unaware of culprit, Randy Thompson and spray gun. Bob Johnson and Hank Green check two-way communication on results of football game. Senior, Steve Kensok, tries to convince fellow classmate, Bruce Schlettert, that this is how Rem- brandt got his start. Members of Mr. Theisen ' s homeroom revive an old tra- dition by decorating homeroom doors for the Christmas season. Step on my foot once more, Butch Mickus, and I ' ll really let you have it! threatens Donna Newberg. Richard Pelkie, Key Club advisor, and members Jim Daly, Ken Grimm, Steve Stradley, and Al Hanson work at the March of Dimes Mixer, sponsored by Key Club. Dave Abrahamson, Ardath Chung, Bruce Larson, and Diane Brown get ready to pelt the photo- grapher with snowballs. I know the ball ' s around here somewhere! Left: Ed White moves into the range of James McDivitt ' s camera during his historic walk in space. Bottom: American soldiers in Vietnam, on a search operation near Saigon, look for a sniper after shots were heard. tilt Historic Events That Shaped Our Lives t ' 65- ' 66 Above : Astronaut James Lovell waves a white cloth from his position in the Gemini 7 spacecraft to astronauts Wally Schirra and Tom Stafford in Gemini 6 during their historic rendezvous in space in which the two crafts came within feet of each other. Right: President Johnson bids Pope Paul goodbye following their historic meeting. This was the first time a Pope had ever made a visit to the United States. qraduai Students receiving 3.2 or better for five semesters, in order of class rank: Hyslop, Janet E. Silver, Robert P. Cowen, John S. Seedorf, James M. Boyce, James E. Floyd, Dennis L. Wickstead, Mike G. Clark, Clifford L. Armstrong, Michael Bowcutt, Pamela R. Hamp, Judy M. Swartz, Linda L. Gibson, Vickie L. Boswell, Martha A. Thacker, Sarah J. Kennedy, Karen L. Shinn, Susan L. Carrico, Thomas M. Fleenor, Sandra L. Starr, Terry Frasher, Candace A. Carney, John P. Grimm, Kenneth W. Huey, Phillip S. Johnson, Michael D. Collison, Robert R. Sandberg, Maryl E. Smith, Roger B. Johnson, Wesley D. Bell, Linda Heimbigner, Gary B. Larson, Karen D. Montgomery, Constance Juhnke, Kathleen Stradley, Steven J. Bodvin, Jill L. Revard, Donna M. Spits, Johanna P. Blizzard, Terry A. Harding, Jill J. Neff, David R. Heise, Phyllis A. Patterson, Ronald G. Arneson, Linda M. Mir, Vernon B. Nottingham, Carlene R. Warehouse, Robert W. Duehning, Dennis E. Tollefsen, Gordon E. Moe, David L. Stradley, Raymond J. Andersen, John Plumb, Peggy Aikman, Philip G. Thompson, Randall D. Hahn, Linda Coyte, Laura E. Davies, Danelle D. Jones, Rick Morse, Susan K. Puddy, Donald R. Guffin, Ronald W. Claeson, Jon W. Bradley, Donald J. Graf, Marya T. Vietzke, Arlene R. 37 Ahrendt, Linda S. Mike Wickstead, senior, is pictured doing a pantomime as a part of the Talent Club initiation. Achziger, Mathilda L. Adams, Connie J. Aikmaji, Philip G. Akins, John B. Activities F Alexander, Russell D. Allison, Richard A. Andersen, John Anderson, James N. Anderson, Kevin E. ! I Anderson, Patricia M. Armstrong, Michael Arneson, Linda M. Arvas, Mary K. Ashlock, Jack R. 38 Austed, Carol J. Baldwin, Carol Baldwin, Gary L. Bambino, Denise J. Barkley, Paula Barry, Thomas F. Bassett, Barry A. Bauer, Michael D. Bell, Larry Berg, Steve inal Senior Year Bodvin, Jill L. Bolser, Charlotte L. Boswell, Martha A. Senior, Phil Huey, President of International Club, is shown presenting a prize to the initiate with the best eostume. Brannigan, Judy Breeden, Karen Brockway, Robin Brooks, Judy E. Brougham, Ruth V. Parents Receptio Burk, Thomas D. Burrow, Jerry W. Bursch, Gary S. Buxton, Juanita Cannata, George L. Cardwell, Randy G. Caruso, William P. eld April Chapman, Juli A. Claeson, Jon W. Carney, John P. At Cassady, William E. 22 Gharbonneau, Jack Clark, Clifford L. Carrico, Thomas M. Caven, Julia A. Chastain, Jon Cleveland, Muriel A. Cartee, Floyd M. Chaffee, James R. Christensen, Vickie L. Clukey, Douglas G. Carter, Judith F. Challender, Ronald L. Chung, Ardath A. Clukey, Janice M. 41 42 Daley, Kathleen Daly, James Dalziel, Susan A. Daniels, Jess D ' Assisi, Steve E. David, Renee ibrary Helpful Davies, Cathy L. Davies, Danelle D. Davis, Carol J. DeBill, Dennis R. Decker, Donna D. Degenstein, Ellen Pictured in the library, working on term papers, are Wes Johnson, Jim Daly, and Dan Mitchell. Diggs, Robert E. Douglas, Gregory 44 Fisk, Kathy E. Flanigan, Dennis J. Fleenor, Sandra L. Florin, Daniel M. Floyd, Dennis L. Forry, Michael W. Forsell, Sharon L. Forster, Ray Fountaine, Karen M. Fournier, Jack W. usy Senior Year Francis, B. Joyce Frankfurth, Valera R. F rasher, Candace A. French, John R. Furgeson, Gwendolyn R. Galambie, Terry C. Galvin, Arline Gambill, Susan M. Garcea, Joseph A. WkkM Garinger, Pamela R. 45 Goddard, Sandra Goerz, Rosemary Gossett, Robert M. Goudzward, Susan M. Graf, Marya T. Graham, Eugene R. Greeley, Michael F. Green, Harry A. Gregg, Bobbie M. Griffith, Pamela J. Griffith, Ralph H. Grimm, Kenneth W. 46 r Groves, Judy M. Guffin, Ronald W. Gump, Steven E. Hagen, Ann M. Hahn, Linda §e Hall, Mark R. Halstead, Harold Hamilton, Charles Hamp, Judy M. hoose Committees Haugen, Raymond Haugen, Roger A. F rom left to right, the newly elected senior class officers: Ann Hagen treasurer- Betty Peters, secretary; Rick Jones, vice-president: and Lyell Williamsj president, are seen sorting the lists for senior class committees. 47 Harden, Benny L. Headstrom, Robert G. Heimbigner, Gary B. Heine, Suzanne M. Heise, Phyllis Seniors Kept Bus Herman, Joyce D. Hill, Lynda Hill, R. Mike Hoag, Richard W. Hochstedler, Sharon 48 Hone, Larry M. Hooke, Ralph R. House, Myrna J. mm Howell, Linda M. Hoy, Alice E. Huelleinann, David C. Huey, Phillip Husby, John T. Hutts, Vickie E. Hyko, Janis G. Vith Term Papers Hyslop, Janet E. Jewell, Ronald Johnson, April K. Johnson, John F. Johnson, Judy L. Johnson, Michael D. Johnson, Robert H. Johnson, Wesley O. Jones, Charles E. Jones, Richard A. 49 Jones, Richard E. Jordan, Jim W. Jordan, Joyce L. Juhnke, Kathleen Justice, Susan D. ■I Kapfer, Gregory Karr, Mary K. Keevy, Karen L. Kennedy, Karen L. Kephart, Thomas C : : -M Kersul, Corrine A. Killian, Linda L. Pep Cons Bo In a pep con before a big game at the stadium, Hank Green and Bob Johnson are seen whipping up school enthusiasm. Kinnan, Gail Kingsley, Paul L. Kling, Jeanette D. 50 Football queen candidate, Bertha Turn Turn, shows surprise as she is named queen. Bill Caruso and Ron Jewell look on with envy. V Kostelecky, Sandra J. Krieg, Harvey A. •eniors ' Enthusiasm LaPlante, Catherine Larson, Donald R. Larson, Karen D. Larson, Robert L. Lee, Dale W. Lee, Robert E. Lerch, Sam D Leslie, Terry J. Lesonik, Ron L. Lewis, Earl A. : Liddell, Patricia Lotzc, Mary J. Ludke, Keith D. MacGregor, Penny C. Macknicki, James Maddox, Kay B. Mahrt, Thomas Makarczyk, Jacqueline Mandt, Cathy K. Marsh, Linda Commencemen Marsh, Timothy J. Marshall, Rebecca L. Marston, Sherrie L. Martin, Linda M. Marx, Loretta Mason, Garv P. Mathistad, Kenneth P. Mattie, Suzanne R. Mattix, Geor McAllister, Valerie I. 52 McAndrews, Patricia A. MrChcsncy, Viki McGormack, Victoria McGavran, Barbara J. McGrath, Sharon L. McGuire, Don J. Melby, Michael L. Meranda, Sally Merritt, Danny J. Mickus, Francis L. Held on June 5 Miller, James Miller, William R. Mills, Kathleen M. J Mir, Vernon B. Mitchell, Dan V. Mitchell, Diane B. Moe, David L. ' .31 Montgomery, Constance Morehead, Wayne H. Morgan, James 53 Neiswender, Gary Seniors Ralph Radmer and Randy Naylor arc seen re- flecting different pastimes during homeroom. Seniors Elec Nelson, Monte J. Nelson, Nancy M. Nevers, Robert D. Newberg, David Newberg, Donna K. Newell, Sherrie L. Nichols, Daniel A. Noble, David R. Northquist, Marilyn K. Nottingham, Carlene R. 54 Nygren, Mari Ann Oberg, Jerry L. O ' Connor, Merri Olson, Susan Orne, Betty Ortiz, Trina M. epresentatives Osluntl, Russel R. Othmer, Fran J. Page, Sandra M. Park, Dani J. Parker, Kathleen M. Parker, Robert Ogle, Marilyn I. Olson, Mary Ann Osborne, William R. Osburn, Leslie S. Physics students, Mike Armstrong, Mike Melby, and Dave Newberg are shown making sensitive balances. 55 56 Revard, Donna M. Rice, Thomas J. Rizzuto, John Roach, L. Dennis inal Tests June 1 Rockser, Robert J. Roder, Kathleen Rowley, Russell Sabiston, Jeannie R. Roseberry, Beverly A. Rothwell, Robert J. Rouleau, Paul R. Sacco, Karen L. Salvage, Donald A. Sandberg, Maryl E 57 Sander, Douglas R. Saruwatari, Beverly J. Sauser, Greg J. Scammon, Janette Schafer, Linda R. Schafer, Steven R. Schafer, Terry L. Schmalle, William Scott, M. David Injured in the line of duty at an N.C.-Shadle game was Debbie Steidl. But her enthusiasm remains at its peak. Sdao, Roseann Seniors Exchang Seedorf, James M. Senn, Sheldon G. Shane, Dorothy A. Seidel, David D. Shellenberger, Gael C 58 Simpson, Christie A ictures and Cards Seen exchanging graduation pictures above are Diane Brown and Mike Johnson. Smith, Darlene K. Smith, Larry E. mm Smith. I.ouis D. Smith, Roger B. Snider, Larry M. ' Sonner, Kelly A. Spann, Cynda Sperling, Richard L. Spits, Johanna P. Stannard, Nancy 59 Starr, Terry D. Steenhard, Robert L. Steidl, Deborah J. Steiner, Jerry J. Stone, Rebecca J. Stotts, Karen L. Stradley, Raymond J. Stradley, Steven J. Work Begins Teal, Nancy Y. Thompson, Randall D. Thompson, Terrie L. Tieman, Gregory L. Tiffany, Pamela K. 60 .tilf Tofte, Dan R. ■Bp ft O. I) Tollefsen, Gordon E. Tregellas, Stephen W. Tribble, Marjorie A. lans for Con life ill Van Cleef, Michael R. Vaughn, Thomas J. Torrisi, Alfred Turnley, John T. Veter, Linda M. Townsend, Donald E. Tyree, Pat J. Treffry, Larry R. Usher, Patricia K. Vietzke, Arlene R. Wacker, Penelope K. Walker, Donald J. Walker, Frank A. Wallen, Sharon D. Warehouse, Robert W. Warfield, Jon B. 61 Wayne, Melanie A. West, David D. West, Robert K. Westover, Kathleen H. White, Claudia V. White, Daniel L. White, David W. White, Linda G. Whitney, Linda K. Wickstead, Mike G. Wilhelm, David K. Wilkerson, Charles L. 62 Willenborg, Joyce P. Williams, Lyell M. Wilson, Pauline E. Wohl, Linda K. Wold, Thomas L. 54 Woods, Don T. Wren, Chris ,J. Wright, Sharlene L. Wunderlich, George H. Zarko, Kenneth P. ctivity-Filled Year Jamieson, Lauren A. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Ahrendt, Howard S. Anderson, Gene Aune, Kathleen I. Basso, Philip A. Bel, Gary E. Bell, Linda Brunette, Bruce A. Campbell, Russell B. Chavez, Alfred D. Conrad, James E. Currier, John Custer, Paul Davis, Linda R. Edwards, Elizabeth Foster, Diane L. Frazier, Delores A. Gendron, Leonard J. Hansen, Arthur M. Harris, Earl Heaton, Donald C. Heaton. Douglas E. Hern, James A. Hill, Gary S. Hunt, Sharon E. Hynes, Gary Johnson, Daniel E. Kensok, Steven B. Lee, Lani Jo Lopez, Linda R. Lubbess, Walter Lundin, Richard Masters, Micheal McCoury, John G. McDonald, John McLaughlin, James Midkiff, Dennis M. Moss, Dennis H. Munvan, John W. Olsen, Alan C. Osier, Pamela Partridge, David Paschail, Gerald A. Press, George M. Ryckman, Charles Saville, Larry R. Schlettert, Bruce Swanson, Kathy J. Sweet, Dennis R. Thacker, Sarah J. Wait, Dennis E. Wells, Janine Schuh, Gerald D. I Norby, Juleannc 63 Pictured in the first row are Blaine Bennett. Miss Killingsworth, Mrs. Hager, Mrs. Drew, and Burrill Exley. In the second row are Dan Davis, Leslie Hogan, Raymond Simonson, Robert Barnard and Blair Glover. Not pictured are Mrs. Congdon, Del Jones, Mrs. Lancaster, Edward Luders, Alfonso Manfred, George Smith, Orval Theisen, and Joseph Tremblay. Senior Homeroom Teachers Advise Graduates Mr. Orval Theisen, chairman of the senior class homeroom teachers, has successfully led the class of 1966 in its many senior activities. The other teachers have assisted him by taking the re- sponsibilities of various senior functions. Students turn to their homeroom teacher for guidance, counseling, and friendship. A homeroom teacher ' s job is more than just reading the bulletin and signing the attendance slip. Accurate records of grades, extra-curricular activities, test scores and attendance must be kept by the teacher for each student. Frojn this information many letters of recommendation are compiled in years to come and oftentimes the record itself is studied by fu- ture employers as well as college officials. Therefore the homeroom teacher who keeps these records feels a deep personal responsibility for the student under his direct guidance. The homeroom thus lit- erally becomes the school home of the student during his years at North Central, and the teacher becomes his confidant in times of trouble, and in- termediary in times of misunderstanding, a source of encouragement in times of doubt. 64 Seniors Fatigued After Eventful Day Enjoying themselves at the Senior Breakfast from left to right are- Terry Galambie, Greg Kapfer, Doug Sander, Judy Johnson, Dave Neff, and Seen at the beginning of a busy dress-up day from left to right are: Bob Aagard, Pauline Wilson, Gary Neiswender, Becky Stone, Sue Buck- ley, Jack Ashlock, Sue Gambill, and Ben Hayden Pictured after a hectic day. Front row from left to right: Bob Aagard Becky Stone, Gary Neiswender, Jack Ashlock, and Sue Gambill Stand- ing are: Pauline Wilson, Sue Buckley, and Ben Hayden 65 Senior Committee Chairmen: Left to right: First row: Marilyn Northquist, Marilyn Bowell, Gwen Furgeson, Christie Simpson, Linda Hill Janet Bruce, Till Bodvin. Second row: Claudia White, Karen Larson, Peggy Plumb Linda Stuart Gail Coyte, Jan Clukey. Third row: Mike Johnson, Ken Grimm, Rick Henson, Jon Claeson, Don Puddy, Bob Aagard, Phil Huey, and Dennis Floyd. Senior Homeroom ' Representatives : Left to right: First row: Fran Othmer, Gwen Furgeson. Second row: Danelle Davies, Sue Gambill, Kris Peterson, Corine Kersul, Pam Tiffany. Third row: Peggy Plumb, Steve Stradley, Dave Noble, Jim Seedorf, and Greg Kapfer. Breakfast Committee Gail Coyte, Cochairman Jack Ashlock, Cochairman Robin Brockway Randy Naylor Don Bradley Donna Newberg Gary Neiswender Martha Boswell Dorothy Shane Joanne LeGrant Reception Committee Gwen Furgeson, Cochairman Mike Johnson, Cochairman Fran Othmer Laurel Havens Bob Larson Dave Noble Vicki Gibson Larry Snider Commencement Committee Sue Shinn, Cochairman Dennis Floyd, Cochairman Stephanie Renault John Aikens Ruth Brougham Eric Tollefsen Finance Committee Don Puddy, Cochairman Jan Clukey, Cochairman Ken Zarko Garten Duehning Caps and Gowns Committee Marilyn Bowell, Cochairman Jon Claeson, Cochairman Joyce Herman Dennis Duchning Sue Goudzward Lori Gausman Jim Macknicki Phil Aikman Dave Park Val McAllister Convocation Committee Karen Larson, Cochairman Bob Aagard, Cochairman Mike Magers Butch Mickus Karen Compton Claudia White George Cannata Bev Saruwatari Pauline Wilson John Andersen Decorations Committee Jill Bodvin, Cochairman Phil Huey, Cochairman Judy Hamp Jim Boyce Laura Coyte Barry Lawson Sherrie Marston Dennis DeBill Brent Herberg Danelle Davies Refreshments and Chaperones Committee Peggy Plumb, Cochairman Bob Johnson, Cochairman Bob Warehouse Corrine Kersul Jack Fournier Nancy Nelson Ticket Committee Linda Hill, Cochairman Jerry Steiner, Cochairman Gary Bursch Greg Kapfer Barney Halstead Debbie Steidl Beccy Marshall Wes Johnson Jennifer Watts Meribelle Craggett Pictures and Publicity Committee Christie Simpson, Cochairman Ken Grimm, Cochairman Jan Eakins Russ Oslund Maryl Sandberg Sandi Goddard Don Smith Ray Stradley Jackie Mouser Sharon Hunt Music and Arrangements Committee Marilyn Northquist, Cochairman Rick Henson, Cochairman Dan Merritt Don Townsend Kris Peterson Sue Durgan Sharon Binder Dave Partridge Bob Headstrom Judy Johnson 66 Roseann Sdao and Sandy Page carefully do some lettering Coordination The Cooperation Jan Hyslop assists Mrs. Conrath in the Business Office. 4 Mr. Rodkey congratulates Jeannie Sabiston for her per- fect attendance record since she entered the first grade at Audubon School. Congratulations C ' s Concentration Jim Boyce and Steve Stradley are shown in their roles of Dino and Mr Sheridan respectively. 67 68 HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR la«e$ mmm la$fe la Participating in a car wash to earn money for the junior class are Barb Hosea, Jim Swan, Audrey Brooks, an eager Gonzaga Prep helper, Dayleann Stevenson, Don Morse, Bill Arnold, and John Litten. Junior Class Prepares to Accept Leadership Mr. Greg Sanford Class Advisor Dick Engstrom President Juniors, the ones who don ' t know that they know. Throughout the year the juniors learned to be the leaders of North Central. Each of the homerooms chose a representative to be a part of the Junior Council, with Gregory Sanford as the class advisor. At the council meeting, nominations were taken tor class officers. Dick Eng- strom, president; Mike Hume, vice president; Peggy Hansen, secretary; and Bonnie Remmers, treasurer, were chosen by the class. Planning and organizing committees for the Junior Prom kept them busy. The Prom, which was held in the old gym, had the theme of Paris by Night. A new way of raising money for the Junior Prom was introduced this year. A Prom queen was chosen from five candidates, Pam Ricco, Linda Nicholson, Kathy Bullis, Marilyn Pasicznyk, and Sally Pickens. The girls received their votes in the form of pennies. The girl whose jar had the most pennies in it won the election. Each vote cost one penny. Junior English classes were busy preparing vocational notebooks to help them learn more about a future occupation for themselves. Chemistry was also a popular subject among the juniors, who enjoyed the strange odors and reactions they got from some of the experiments performed in the classroom. Mike Hume Vice President JUNIOR HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES. Left to right: First row: Carolyn Jacobsen, Bonnie Remmers Patti McLaughlin, Sue Revard, Carol Altenburg, Teresa Hanson, Audrey Brooks, Pam Doty. Treasurer Second row: Jan Naylor, Judy Rowland, Peggy Hansen, Jack Burk, Bruce Wald, Fred Yancey, Linda Bove, Peggy Henning, Kathy Bullis. 75 Homeroom 320 Baker, Paula Bar time, Dave Boehm, Twyla Cabatlero, Vic Davey, Terry Downing, Joan Dyer, Jerry Farrell, Tony Homeroom 320 (Cont. ) Smith, Evelyn Taylor, Mike Whicker, Tom Wilant, Bev Yancey, Fred Homeroom 135 Albee, Mike Alexander, Mike Bolander, Vickie Brooks, Audrey Dahl, Carol Doyle, Judy Gerkensmeyer, Dave Hutts, Cliff Johnston, Marilyn Jukich, Steve Ladies before gentlemen but in this case. . . Gibson, Sharon Graham, Karen Hall, Tom Hartle, Gary Harwood, Jerry Kelm, Shawn Kennedy, Lu Lauzon, Rose McGuire, Connie McLaughlin, Kathy McNutt, Georgia Mitchell, Lynn Mutton, Gloria Ocker, Louis Rasmussen, Diane Richardson, Marv Rick, Patty Schuh, Mike Shaffer, Steve Simpson, Brian Will the line ever end? Larson, Jim Marsh, Deanna McLean, Tim Midkiff, Kathy Morse, Don Olson, Kathi I J w f % 76 Homeroom 118 (Cont. ) Hendricks, Steve Hosea, Barb Jones, Donna Kalamon, Bonnie Kelly, Steve Kennicutt, Verna Kuhn, Mike Lareva, Joan Lean, Jim Litten, John McCammond, Pat McTigue, Tina Mulvey, Terri Glinger, Linda Pasicznyk, Marilyn Price, Mike Ross, Tim Stowers, Dennis Thompson, Diana Wise, Kathy Bove, Linda Carter, Duane Casselman, Linda I wonder if anybody is watching? Chantry, Pat Clark, Pat Cotter, Pat Douds, Mark Gates, Danna Grimm, Scott Homeroom 4.09 Barr, Mari Lu Blair, Mike Cooper, Gay Daley, Bill Ferguson, Sandy Giles, Dennis Goin, Linda Griffith, Jim Homeroom 409 (Cont. ) Hill, Joe Hill, Joyce Holmes, Larry Judd, Vicki Kent, Sharon Knaff, Sharon Littell, Janell Munyan, Kathy Samms, Sheryl Stuart, Dennis Tatum, Wes Wald, Bruce Walker, Randy Watson, Linda Williams, Rose Woodruff, Gregg Wright, Dave Homeroom 224 Buelo, Ken Bullis, Kathy Cossette, Sid Fugate , Bob Johnson, Carol Jones, Tim Karnes, Barb Killmer, Martha Kir by, Stan Larson, Bruce McDougall, John Miller, Terry Xelson, Steve O ' Grady, Raenell Peone, Gordon Homeroom 224 (ConL. ) Riccio, Pam Rizzi, Frank Rousseau, Dee Dee Sleeth, Mike Smith, Ron Stein, Linda Vernon, Kathy Wasley, Charlotte Wilson, Bob Wold, Marie Homeroom 108 Allbery, Judy Allen, Carol Arnold, Bill Blacks tone, Barry Brophy, Dan Bybee, ' Barry ' Davidson, Jim DeLange, John Dillon, Patti Ewing, Sue Greenwood, Carol House, Nancy Johnson, Jim Jones, Pat Mary Hill, Susan Gamble, Connie Elde diligently study in the library while Carol Greenwood daydreams. Juniors David Elliot and Les Smith seem to act indifferent about their experiment. 78 Juniors enrolled in Team English are studying hard to complete their assignment. 80 Homeroom 31 Ci (Cont. ) McDavid, John NesbitL, Don Olson, Sandi Retzloff, Peggy Revard, Sue Rounds, Elaine Solverson, Paul Trantum, Ed White, Betty Homeroom 110 Albright, Mike Aronson, Judy Austin, Rex Brougham, Beth Buck, Gary Coffin, Jon Daniels, Bill Derr, Nyal Douglass, Alice Engstrom, Dick Evans, Randy Frey, Mary Funk, Ed Gausman, Nancy Heathers, Cheryl Kenney, Pat Lattimore, Ken Lindeblad, Dave Martin, Joan McLaughlin, Patti Mullen, Colleen I guess you ' re right — the engine is missing! Marv I Richardson admits to Dick Aagard. Nygren, Lois Nyreen, Mickey Rohrbach, Charlie Rowland, Bob 81 i • vv« . _ mt m m m m miMiMiM Harvey, Eileen Haugen, Gerald £l ft ft Homeroom 112 (Cont. ) Sale, Steve Saruwatart, Steve Sheets, Terry Stotts, Katie Vaughn, Val Wederspahn, Dennis Willis, Roger Homeroom 223 Anderson, Janet Austin, Sidney Burnette, Dorothy Coleman, Jim Dewitt, Peggy Earling, Jean Erickson, Ron Eyre, Rick Hunstad, Pat Hutts, Kathy Iron, John Jones, Sharon Lang, Dick McConnell, Steve McCort, Dan McMullen, Shelley Nakagawa, Pam Nance, Alice Nicholson, Linda Payne, Pat Homeroom 223 (Cont. ) Radmer, Walt Roberts, Karen Seitz, Jo Sekijima, Dale Smyth, Pat Thosath, Vikki Wallace, Kenneth Zehm, Wayne Homeroom 417 Anderson, Marjean Bjaaland, Karen Bowman, Ron Brusseau, Wayne Campbell, Ruth Dawson, Sharon Decker, Pat DeLoach, Sherrie Elliott, Dave Hanson, Alan Henning, Peggy Hyko, Bob Lindon, Karyn Lunzer, Don Mashtare, Chuck Mattix, Terrv Merry, Dick Naylor, Jan Olds, Ron O ' Meara, Dan Palmer, Joe Parish, April mt 1 ©1 i © ft Jri jE Am « ■  l ft to 4fe 4W Homeroom 417 (Cont. Perkins, Cheryle Phillips, Jeanie Roper, Deedre Saunders, Barbara Swans on, Jean Wavra, Cliff Wright, Mary Homeroom 106 Albert, Wes Altenburg, Carol Benzi, Jolm Biggs, Patti Burkhart, Gail Carlton, Carolyn Custer, John Edlin, Judy Homeroom 106 (Cont. ) Smith, Susan Soapes, Barb Taylor, Michelle Homeroom 412 Abrahamson, Dave Allison, Connie Bafaro, Mike Bassett, Larry Brendmoen, Dan Brophy, Pat Carlson, Frieda Chertrude, Cathy Doty, Pam Faraone, Jeanne Ford, Roberta Harris, Chris r j Erickson, Robert Felton, Melvin Glass, Janet Haskins, Dayle Hipperson, Brian Jackson, Gloria Kostelecky, Jerry Lawson, Ben Northcutt, Gayle Oulman, Donna Peters, Carol Pickens, Cheryl Piper, Steve Reed, Dale Rogers, Judy Mascher, Anita Miller, Rose Olsness, Doug Portrey, Judy Poston, Chris Renner, Paul Rouleau, Norma Shadduck, Bill Still, Sue Wavada, Mike Wilson, John Wright, Mikki Jarrad, Linda Keck, Ron 83 ABSENTEES First Row: Paulette Johnson, Mary Hoy, Margaret Boyd, Sandra Nelson, Linda Knutson, Susan Geyer, Cathy Morris, Carolyn Ogle, Karla Ridgely, Sharon Nikotich, Lynn Everson, Gaynelle Glover. Second Row: Frank Huston, Jim Wavada, Scott Briscoe, Dennis Hen- jum, Bill Lund, Ken Wallace, John Lanz, Jim McCormack, Mike Cald- well, Don Beach, Jim Peters. Third Row: Dorian Chastain, Tom Hen- ning, Mike Heimbigner, Doug Rose, Larry Ryals, Dave Norby, Steve Holden, Ed Dillenger, Tom Hunt, Mike Huston, Buzz Vineyard. Camera Catches Absentees and New Students NEW STUDENTS First Row: Pattie Morris, Cheryl Dugger, Kathy Schraut, LaVette Barnes, Jody Bauer, Sheila McGinn, Sheryl Lovell, Ramona Fry, Joy Land, Pam Knapp, Cathy Stiewe, Judy Martin, Dixie Dennis, Karen Dirkes. Second Row: Eric Earney, Dustin Harmon, Eu- gene Hawk, Pat Brown, James Johnson, Jim Wisher, Max Green, John Gullic, Scott Cameron, Greg Higgins, Rod Packard, John Linerud, Skip Garrett, Mike Andrus. Third Row: Tim Merwin, Karl Jackson, Robert Osmun, Larry Power, Gregg Pryde, Gordan Bisset, Tim Flanigan, John Snyder, Pat Younker, Warren Teasler, Michael E. Jordan, Mike Allen, Rick Stone. Realizing the importance of having good facilities, sophomores Jay Russell, Donna Cowley, Frank Carrico, Dave Seiss, Claudia Bare, and Marge Johnson make good use of the North Central library. Homeroom 419 Adams , Kathy Anderson, Diane Barnes, Harry Brammer, Barry Carlson, Nancy Deforge, Nikki Detmer, Chris Ferraby, Eva Fogg, Thana Hartman, Fred Hossner, Vivian Jones, Gary Keene, Pam Kling, Joyce Larson, David Mitchell, Dolores Moland, Linda Pasicznyk, Mikki Phillips, Denny Robison, LeAnne Sophomores Enthusiasti Sophomores, the ones who know they don ' t know. One couldn ' t find a better description of our industrious Sophomore class. With new enthusiasm, they began to realize how much was offered at North Central. Soon many sophomores were entering clubs and school activities. This class, the largest in North Central, was a big encouragement to all at every sport and school activity. With a wider choice of electives, they began to select courses that would help them with fu- ture responsibilities and vocations. Many took courses suggested for college-bound students such as geometry, chemistry and a foreign language. Others signed up for business courses like typing, bookkeeping and shorthand. Geometry is a required course for many soph- omores who plan to enter college. Its reward in study is a greater ability to do creative thinking and to make original problem solutions. World History, another sophomore subject, alerts the student to the problems man has faced and how he did or did not solve them — thus edu- cating the student to learn from the past to better prepare for the present. Homeroom 419 fCont. ) Rowland, John Sandall, Tom Schernitzki, Darryl Smith, Steve Stenmark, Marlene Tuter, Tom Homeroom 220 Adams, Larry Baldwin, Jo Anne Bishop, Steve Boberg, Rose Boles, Charlotte Boyce, Morgan Posing in the old gym after an energetic practice are Sophomore cheer- leaders Janet Daves, Susie Northquist, Joan Davey, Mikki Pasicznyk and Cheryl Rayon. Cowley, Donna Culnane, Steve Davey , Sue vSophomores Richard Trippel, Dale Walker, John Johnson, Pat McVay, John Taylor and Gary Fievez show their school spirit by wearing beanies on Friday. Homeroom 220 fCont.) Fodcy, Susan Frank, Sue Hunt, Dave rl ■j Jacobs, Duane Jelsing, Larry Karr, Dian T) wt — jjf - Ik Lawson, Cheryl Lewis, Theresa McVay, Pat Meier, Larry Ortiz, Dolores Patterson, Vicki mm • X Poutre, Mary Quant, Judie Riese, Curtis Homeroom 220 fCont.) Sharpe , Michael Snider, Neil Stewart, Ray Walker, Glenn Homeroom 307 Baldwin, Kathy Bell, Eric Burchett, Karen David, Darlene Ewell, Jim Farquaharson , Jorie Fievez, Gary Fisher. Dana Fry, Tom Gamble, Jim Griffith, Sabria Gronseth, Trudy Hall, Joan Hamilton, Kim Havelick, Paula Johnson, Bonnie - w : m -i tern ; mi L if A 1 • . ' .. •.,•%,, . J Mm a  ja B ■ g t Lt.. - Sophomore Year Hard Sophomore English placed an emphasis on oral expression with six weeks spent on preparing and delivering speeches be- fore fellow students. Judged on preparation, contents and de- livery by both peers and teacher, students soon improved greatly in oral expression. In either case, the once bewildered and carefree fresh- man realized that special efforts must be made for the reward of satisfaction. Even bug hunting in biology proved helpful to the Soph- omore by teaching him patience and perseverance. Anyone who has tried to catch a butterfly or a grasshopper knows what this means. After an exhausting, exciting and memorable year, one considered by many as the roughest in high school, the Soph- omore emerged as an upper classman and a leader. 87 Homeroom 307 ( Cont. Keppler, Lonnie Meier, Geraldine Polello, Sherrill Schafer, Marc Schmidt, Darrell Seiss, Dave Shives, Janet Williams, Cynthia Homeroom 120 (Cont. ) Walker, Dale Homeroom 201 Ahrendt, Grant Aiken, Jerry Baker, Carl Becker, Henry Bensel, Phil 0% w 1 M Jl IF PI -■ - • - , ■ - i I ' : . mm ! P Pi tk W i ft P Wl ■ ■Bp Homeroom 120 Alexander, Steve Anderson, Bill Bouten, Debbie Brandenburger, Mike Butz, Carla Campbell, Dan Chapados, Leanne Czap, Loretta Damm, Allen Emter, Terry Fritz, Chris Graham, Patsy Havens, Rosemary Hengen, Sharon Horobiowski, Steve Jewell, Marlene Johnson, John Knapp, Marvin Kruger, Linda Kuch, Dan Liddell, Sandy Lipfert, Fred Nelson, Doug Nevdahl, Dan Owens, Rosemary Pederson, Sandi Rayon, Cheryl Shaffer, Linda Smith, Jerry Sniokas, Edene Taylor, John Trippel, Richard Challender, Kathie Cleveland, Ben Covey, Mike Davis, Connie Diggs, Ron Dunn, Patti Emoto, Jerry Eschenbacher, Judy Evans, Lee Johnson, Margie Knight, Dick Krell, Tom Lannigan, Kathy LaPlante, Mona Makarczyk, Georgann Mashtare, Mike McClarin, Lavinia McMullin, John Nelson, Candy PLchette, Starleen Pringle, Bruce Sapp, Joe Sather, Carol Sonsteng, Elaine Homeroom 201 (Cont. ) Steenhard, Terrie Homeroom 226 Bell, Ross Brown, Janet Brown, Marlena Burchett, Tim Davis, Sharon Doescher, Jon Graham, Kathy Griffith, Bill Hasler, Marion Jewett, Doug Johnson, Gail Krahn, Dale Kurowskil, Bob Larson, Linda Marchioro, Larry McLain, Bonnie McVaugh, Linda Morrow, Terry Northcutt, Pam Rison, Lester Russell, Paula Sale, Shellie Saruwatari, Mike Shinn, Larry Witt, John Homeroom 119 Allen, Steve Armstrong, Cathy Campbell, Darlene Davey, Joan 1 Homeroom 119 (Cont.) Dearing, Dennis Denney, Dan Green, Kathy Gregg, Eva Griffin, Nancy Hanson, Larry Helbig, Loreli Jesmore, Janyce Kitterman, Rick Krous, Steve Larson, Carol Mason, Debbie Owen, Carl Pesik, Timme Potter, Dan Reed, Nancy Rouse, Larry Seitz, Steve Siegel, Stan Standaart, Donna Thompson, Larry Thur, Ron Homeroom 203 Abel, Dennis Bailey, Pat Bassett, Sue Benshoof, Bob Bischoff, Max Bogenreif, Gary Bridgewater, Chris Brown, Kathy Chastain, Nancy Corskie, Dawn Farquhar, Scott Giger, Phyllis Harper, Rick Jahn, Bob Kafton, Steve McGirk, Carol McMillian, Terry McNally, Delia 90 Homeroom 117 {Cont. ) Moen, Teri Perkins, Jane Radmer, Sandra Reeder, Walt Schilling, Walt Sereday, Jim Swan, Roger Szep, Clara White, Ray Homeroom 3Q2 Barclay, Sue Brophy, Mike Caldwell, Mike Candler, Kathy Caven, Elissa Culp, Barbara Drury, Carey Eickmeyer, Tom Far is, Pat Himes, Bob Hobson, Richard Holt, Jenny Keller, Nancy Kube, Kathy LaPoint, Bill Lewis, Duane Lund, Bill McHenry, Jan Mott, Janet Mulvey, Sharon Nyberg, Dave Homeroom 302 (Cont. ) Powers, Dale Rieckers, Steve Salvage, Terri Simmons, Al Smith, Karen Stickel, Arlene Vineyard, Buzz Walker, Penny Wheeler, Berl Wold, Linda Homeroom 408 Albee, Linda Bare, Claudia Brown, Gail Buell, Sherry Carver, John Coleman, Cathy Dashiell, Steve Davis, Jeannine Fong, Charlotte Grothe, Ken Hannum , Paul ' Sure hope he notices! Maguey, Gary Mathias, Debbie McGavran, Linda Merrill, Robin Hubbard, Steve Juhnke, Fred LaVaile, Bonnie 91 Homeroom 4QS (Cont. Morris, Sheila Nay lor, Roger Parker, Ray Pfeifer, Nancy Sabado, Bob Scott, Kevin Seibert, Pat Swanson, Rita Homeroom 225 (Cont. ) Sibulsky, Steve Speer, Terrie Strong, Cheryl Trautman, Gary Wunderlich, Cheryl Homeroom 309 Blackmer, Mike It ' s the third time I ' ve been late this week. It ' s 2:30, and students are leaving after a hectic day. Warehouse, Bill White, Tom Wilson, Cathy Homeroom 225 Judy Rowland, John La Vigne, Shellie Sale, and Cheryl Lawson seem to be concentrating on their typing assignment. Bland, Roberta Brand, Kathy Burr, Steve Benjamin, Sherrida Broom, Phil Caton, Walt Cole, Judy Decker, Mynette Hausken, Steve Kromm, Jill Lindeblad, Gary Linden, Jackie Maple, Gene Merritt, Bill Northquist, Sue Page, Glenda Pagel, Debbie Palmer, Darlene Pearson, Gary Phillips, Sheila Rogers, Lee Saville, John Seagrave, George Senter, Lance Cowin, Sharon Everett, Kathy Gates, Dan Graham, Bill Haux, Sandy Hill, Duane Huston, Pat James, Bill Lawson, Greg Marrs, Darlene Masters, Gary Maxwell, Doug Meredith, Jan Nims, Ann Pesik, Patti 92 Homeroom 309 (Cont. ) Roberson, Henry Roper, Neil Russell, Jay Scott, Doug Simpson, Lewis Stern, Laura Stewart, David Stonehocker, Leona Tuter, Dean Vaughn, Judie Walkup, Dennis Willis, Georgia Homeroom 323 Alexander, Barney Barrick, Greg Cross, Vicki Cutter, Carolyn Dolan, Diane Emmel, Steve Home r oom 323 (Cont. ) McDonald, Kerry McRae, Paul Meuler, Dale Pettis, Linda Rash, Ron Ross, Larry Rowicki, John Tuter, Mick Vaughn, Tom Verhaag, Eileen Vivit, Jean Wald, Sandy Webb, Marcia Homeroom 418 Allbery, Steve Atwood, Pat Brower, Bill Bugenhagen, Vicki Carter, Isaac Cuff in, Cynthia Davis, Dorothy Davis, Eric Dolan, Dick Egger, Mike Fox, Ruby Maybe I won ' t take Chemistry next year, Neil Snider (right) seems to say as he and John Datson, Tom Brown and Dick Thomas do a biology experiment. ' Maybe I ' m not hungry after all! Sophomores are required to read Julius Caesar for Eng- lish. lib Findley, Ruth Gill, Sandra Goolie, Molinda Keevy, Bill Larson, Shirley Lewis, Karen Fry, Larry Galvin, Larry Gates, Marv House, Leslie Jensen, Kathy Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Paulette Knight, Larry Homeroom 418 {Cont. ) Koch, Ron Kvalevog, Jim Likarish, Greg Morgan, Lonnie Mullen, Kathryn Palmer, Bob Robar, Karen Salvage, Pat Stanley, Sheron Ullrich, Don Homeroom 411 Ashford, Don Barline, Linda Bierig, Nadine Coyle, Katliie Dahs, Curtis Daves, Janet Davis, Cap Donais, Ralph Duehning, Kay Evans, Donna Florez, Nikki Ford, Karl Graham, Kevin Greenwood, Charles Haile, Denise Lerch, Mary MacNaughton, Tom Melby, Frank Melby, Becky Mills, Sandra Morgan, Handy Pearson, Linda Pfarr, Mary Meg Ross, Dick Shoemaker, Cecelia Vaughan, Jane Westfall, Dave Wilcox, Randy Wright, Dave Homeroom 222 Anderson, Billie Bartoletta, Marilyn Bristlin, Terisha Carrico, Frank Chavez, Don Delong, Kim Fairbrother, Patty Feaster, Lynn Haas, Nances Hendrickson, Doug Hooke, Dave Jarrad, Ken Jones, Tom Jordan, Mike Lavigne, John March, Mary Miller, Dick Moore, Joanne Owens, Mary Lee Parker, Brad Pfeffer, Penny Redd, Vickie Reida, Wayne Schiffner, Mike Stan, Doug Thomas, Dick Walker, Jon Wolf, Andy Wren, Mary Swischenberger, Laurel I FROSH Shown getting their first taste of North Central tradition are freshmen ter, John Branda, Carol Farrell, Peggy Brown, and Chris Bailey. Greg Sarber, Jim Fos- 95 Freshman Spirit Great Freshmen, the ones who know they don ' t know. This statement sums up the true bewilderment which was a major characteristic of every freshman that wandered through North Central. Being completely new to customs, rules and crowded halls, the freshmen were often the cause of hall congestion, the disorganized cafeteria lines and the nearly hysteric freshman teachers seen muttering over their tardy sheets. The hope of some day becoming an upper classman, a leader, and something besides a freshman spurred them on in spite of all the embarrassing and difficult situations they encountered. But, given a little time, the freshmen began to settle down and take a firm grip on their classes and soon were out rooting for the team at nearly every sports event. A great deal of their discipline and enthusiasm was due to the interest and concern of their homeroom teachers. Soon classes became settled, and the newcomers showed interest in their subjects,putting smiles back on their teachers ' faces. Krogh, Lois Law, Marcia Lawrence, Dan MacPherson, Kevin Hello, Mom, I forgot my lunch again, says Kathy Alexander. Seigal, Janice Sorenson, Rick Staunard, Jerry Sugrue, Marcia Trantum, Therese Tyree, Mary Walker, Ron Ward, Veldeen Weatherly, Roxie Wenrick, Bob Wetherell, Mike Wieber, Jackie Monroe, Connie Munyan, Roy Nelson, Linus Overfield, Bill Owen, Pat Patterson, Candy Peterson, Debra Petruss, Lauretta Phillips, Valerie 96 Cumpton, Dan Czap, Al Decker, John Freshman Year Trying Because all but one of their courses were chosen for them, the freshmen looked forward to the coming ' ' growing up years, when they could determine for themselves what classes they wanted. In their only elec- tive, many freshmen chose either music courses or typ- ing to brighten their day and make their load seem lighter. At the end of a trying, exciting, busy, and studious year, the little freshmen proved their capability of being sophomores. This experience prepared them for the rest of high school and the future beyond. Godwin, Cheryle Hansen, Chuck Hobbs, Donna Hunt, Kathy Hunt, Randy Knutson, David Krous, Teresa Larkin, Debra Lunzer, Ken Weatherman, Sue Willis, Mel Homeroom 308 Alexander, Kathy Beckman, Raymond Binder, Greg Brandenburger, Pat Bouck, Georgianna Chapman, Kathy DeArth, Arnie DeWitt, Susan Douglass, Harold Edwards, Emilie Now I get it! exclaims an alge- bra student to his instructor. 97 Many girls receive serving instructions in their freshman Home Economics classes. Homer oom ' AOS (Cont. ) Emoto, Connie Hawk, Eugene Elendrix, Diane Kerr, Colleen Malott, Doug Martin, Brad Mattoon, Judy Mulberry, Marcia O ' Neill, Linda Ormberg, James Prosser, Wally Sliz, Allen Sullivan, Cecilia Sullivan, Scott Tarbert, Anita Ulrigg, Gregg Wolfrum, Brad Woo, Tom ZielinskL, Ute H omeroom 101 Abbott, Bob Ahrendt, Billie Homeroom 101 (Cont.) Aiken, Sandy Barzee, Peggy Bass, John Bell, George Bennett, Vicki Biem, Curtis Bouck, Steve Bradford, Rick Bush, Bill Car tee, Linda Carter, Debbie Christensen, Bob Doherty, Rick Dyreson, Sandy Ear ling, Jane Edlin, Lora Erickson, Robert Fleck, Robert Cacly, Sandra Cantlon, Mike 98 Homeroom 1Q1 (Cont. ) Gunstrom, Lois Haupt, Ruth Killer, Steve Hopkins, Leigh Jones, Jocelyn Kennedy, Ben Kerr, Catherine Kitterman, Mike Kruger, Don Lowden, Wayne McCormack, Ed Homeroom 221 Allberv, Norm Anderson, Ron Arnold, Sue Bigelow, Charles Boles, Caprice Bosch, John Boy son, Mark Bower, Bob Browning, Arlene Brunner, Mike Homeroom 221 (Cont. ) Carpenter, Melody Carver, Kathy Clayton, Cindy Cronin, Eileen Cullitan, Randy Culp, Steve Currier, Sue English, Jerry Franklin, Ben Haney, Roland Havens, Gregg Hawley, Bill Roberts, Kerry Roof, Debbie Homeroom 111 Belts, Patty Birtles, Virginia Boyce, Bob Campbell, Tom Garbarino, Diana Greer, Christina Typical traits of freshmen are: disinterest Maley, Elaine Mc Andrews, Mary Meyers, Gene O ' Meara, Ralph O ' Neill, Mac Perkins, Jim Pickens, David Roseberry, Mary Smith, SLan Spidle, Charlotte Stafford, Jack Talari co, Thomas Tollefsen, Mark Waggoner, Mary Homeroom 319 Berens, Bill Cameron, Kathy Cervantes, Fred Cox, Kathy Durgan, Joe Edlin, Tony 100 m Homeroom 319 fCont. ) Homeroom 310 (Cont. ) j? E 1 - . ' H P k flHMRHL G- Zielinski, Klaus Riese, Erie §7 mET-  W lES.- |H Homeroom 311) Samnis, Gleim ' j afP Sw Xlifr - ' Bartlett, Wendy Sanford, Judy J fc j4vfr B 5 ' ■Bfcr ' Blizzard, Bob Shaw, Daryl yf- ' T SmIbK - ■ 101 The freshmen in the balcony seem very interested in the con they are attending. 102 It ' s down the hall and to the right, Rick Welch points out to Shirley Brown. Mrs. Wayland cheerfully shows Bill Hawley merchan- dise in the bookroom. Homeroom 213 (Cont. ) Laue, Liz Logan, Leslie Lundberg, Boyd MeVay, Eileen Millar, Vickie Phillipson, Jonnie Radmer, Louise Rayon, Larry Reed, Sharon ReegEirt, Lynnda Rigg, Steve Strunk, Ken Thacker, Al Thorsen, Jeanne Tobeck, Glenda Tonellato, Tony Uhclen, Becky Wallen, Anita Wilkinson, Karla Wright, Jim 103 cKtiviti Russ Oslund President Randy Thompson Vice President Robin Brockway Secretary Donna Revard Treasurer Bruce Wald Fifth Executive Fall ASB Collects Books The Associated Student Body, during the fall semester, sponsored many varied activities in order to acquaint the students of North Central with their school. The first Friday of the 1965-1966 school year, September 10, was featured by an ASB Get- Acquainted Mixer. The following week, September 13-17, was HELLO WEEK. On October 1, the ASB Carnival was held. The ASB took charge of the jail. The carnival was supported by the present students and the alumni of North Central. Robin Brockway was chosen as Football Queen at the third annual Football Festival on October 15. Sally Meranda and Donna Newberg were chosen as her princesses. This event was a grand success. The ASB Thanksgiving Co n was held on November 24. The program was centered around a musical presentation by the A Cappella Choir, called I Am An American. Sleigh Bells was the theme of the ASB Christmas date dance. It was held on December 10, with Candy and the Casuals playing. Co-recreation nights were held on November 29 and 30 and on January 10 and 11. The ASB also sponsored a paperback book drive to send to boys in Viet Nam. Gee, the floor ' s crowded. Isn ' t the tree huge? These were some of the comments at the ASB Christmas Dance. Pausing for a few moments, Mr. Kenneth Mhyre poses with the Fall ASB officers, Russ Oslund, Bruce Wald, Robin Brockway, Randy Thompson and Donna Revard. 106 Sally Meranda Treasurer Debbie Steidl Secretary David Neff Vice President Rick Giampietri President Mixer Given by Spring ASB During the spring semester, the Associated Student Body sponsored various activities. On Friday, March 11, the ASB Mixer was held which was enjoyed by all who attended. More pep cons were presented to the student body by the Pep Com- mittee. Although there were fewer than in the fall semester, they brought recognition to the spring sports ' teams. The Teen-Talk Committee made further plans for a patriotic con. The Landscaping Committee made additional plans for beautifying our school grounds. Further plans were made for the football scoreboard. On May 19, the North Central Student Body cast their votes in the ASB General Election. Cons to introduce new students to our school were held on May 31 and June 1 . Chuck Wilkerson Fifth Executive Cathy Pesik, Gwen Furgeson, and Gael Shellenberger stop w hile signing ick Giampetri accepts the original version of Shadle ' s water tower up for spring semester ASB activities. from Russ Oslund. The original tower is red and black, while Shadle ' s copy is green and gold. 107 Fall Senate The North Central Senate was made up of one girl and one boy from each class level. All issues pertaining to school affairs were first approved by the Senate be- fore presented to the House of Representatives. North Central, the last remain- ing school with a bicameral legis- lature, voted in January to adopt the unicameral form of govern- ment. Thus the fall Senators of 1965 were the last at North Cen- tral. Fall Senators were Pam Bowcutt, Tim Burchett, Cheryl Rayon, Wayne Reida, Pam Nakagawa, and Dan Mitchell. House of Representatives An elected member of each homeroom met each Wednesday morning in the cafeteria to con- duct business in the House of Representatives. All issues con- cerning the students of North Central arc brought before this body. On Wednesday mornings lively discussions could be heard with many representatives taking an active part in our school gov- ernment. Rick Giampietri is shown conducting a House of Representatives ' meeting. 108 Twi nlow The fall presidents of ASB and Girls ' League, Russ Oslund and Karin Compton, were chosen to represent North Central at Twinlow. Students from all over the state met on the lower Twin Lake in Idaho to discuss and learn about leadership and or- ganization. Trying to get a ride to Twinlow, Russ Oslund and Karen Compton seem to be traveling light. Girls ' State Learning the meaning and use of democratic forms of American government is the purpose of Girls ' State Leadership camp. Terry Starr and Donna Revard returned to North Central full of enthusiasm and with a better knowledge of leadership. Cities were organized and Terry Starr was elect- ed mayor of a ' ' port city. A State Legislator was chosen along with all types and levels of leadership which were studied. We ' re going to Ellensburg representing North Central. Donna Revard and Terry Starr are shown leaving for Girls ' State. Boys ' State Mike Johnson, Jim Seedorf, and Mike Wickstead represented North Central at Boys ' State last summer. Chosen from the Junior class, these school leaders learned about the responsibilities and privileges of an American citizen and the actual working of the gov- ernment. We ' re off! Let ' s get these pictures over with so we can be on our way to Boys ' State, seems to be the common cry of Mike Wickstead, Mike Johnson, and Jim Seedorf. 109 Fall Teen Talk Committee — Left to right: First row: Connie Hirst, Karen Bjaaland, Leslie Logan. Second row: Pat Chantry, Pat Ander- son, Kathy Alexander. Freshman-Sophomore Senator Committee — Left to right: First row: Claudia Bare, Janet Daves, Leslie Logan, Janice Groh, Sherry Lem- mons. Second row: Ruth Haupt, Maria Webb, Timmie Pesik, Pris- cilla Wacker, Mona LaPlante, Jeanne Thorsen. Third row: Patti Dunn, Carol Sather, Vicki Segar, Carol Farrell, Marcella Knutson. Spring Teen Talk Committee — Left to right: First row: Fran Oth- mer, Suzanne Heine, Marcia Webb. Second row: Cathy Wilson, Sharon Steitman, Bernice Stills. Students Are Involved i Junior-Senior Senator Committee — Left to right: First row: Kathy Midkiff, Dana Gates, Peggy Henning, Marilyn Bowell, April Parish, Ardath Chung. Second row: Kris Evans, Suzanne Matti, Sharon Steitman, Judy Albery, Fran Othmer, Sandy Kostelecky. Third row: Sharon Jones, Laurel Havens, Betty Peters, Janine Wells, Ruth Campbell. 110 Carnival Committee — Left to right: First Building Committee — Left to right: First row: Even though North Central placed last, Mike row: Penny Pfeffer, Gail Coyte, Kathy Bui- Gayle Northcutt, Kathy Juhnke, Linda Nicholson. Johnson, Safe Driving representative, was elected lis. Second row: Bonnie Remmers, Don Pud- Second row: Gordan Peone, Jackie Mouser, Mike president of the AAA Safe Driving League of dy, Jill Bodvin. Third row: Tom Krell, Dave Johnson. Spokane. Hooke. umerous Activities Fall Mixer Committee — Left to right: First row: Sue Rounds, Denise Bambino, Dayle Haskins. Second row: Doug Thompson, Rick Giampietri, Don McGuire. Fall Date Dance Committee — Left to right: First row: Chris Fritz, Pam Riccio, Bev Saruwatari, Deb- bie Bouten. Second row: Larry Thompson, Beccy Marshall, Butch Mickus. Spring Dance Committee — Left to right: First row: Leslie Logan, Cathy Mandt, Joan Martin. Second row: Sue Durgan, Phyllis Heise, Valera Frankfurth. Third row: John Andersen, Micki Forry, Steve Adams. Ill Fall Election Committee — Left to right: First row: Diane Pearsall, Kathy Vernon, Deloris Hall, Cathy Coleman. Second row: Marilyn Northquist, Judy Hamp, Ken Grimm, Judy Rowland. Fall Co Rec Committee — Left to right: First row: Judy Vaughn, Roberta Bland, Gwen Furgeson, Cathy Davies. Second row: Terry Hanson, Star Pichette, Micki Forry, Terry Galambie. Third row: Jeannie Sabiston, Yvette Broadwell, Susie Northquist, Eva Ferraby. Spring Election Committee — Left to right: First row: Patti Pesik, Jeannie Sabiston, Julia Caven, Linda Killian. Second row: Roberta Bland, Ralph Radmer, Terry Galambie. Third row: Pat Chantry, Cathy Pesik, Sandy Pederson, Gail Burkhart. ASB Committees Pla Spring Co Rec Committee — Left to right: First row: Cheryl Ray- on, Debbie Carter, Fran Othmer, Becky Stone, Vicki Cobb. Second row: Peggy Plumb, Penny Pfeffer, Jill Adams, Marcia Law. Third row: Tom Krell, Al Strom, Phil Huey, Greg Kapfer. 112 Fall Publicity Committee — Left to right: First row: Jo Seitz, Mikki Pasicznyk, Sheryl Pickens. Second row: Sally Pickens, Barbara Soapes, Jan Naylor. Third row: Bob Drury, Barry Lawson, Hank Green. Spring Publicity Committee — Left to right: First row: Ardath Chung, Kathy Lannigan. Second row: Terry Davey, Mike Taylor, Connie Montgomery. Third row: Kathy Juhnke, Chris Fritz. ntire Year ' s Events Honors Committee — Left to right: First row: Joss Jones, Sharon Binder, Jane Vaughan, Patty McLaughlin. Second row: Mike Wick- stead, Ken Grimm, Don Bradley. Pep Committee — Left to right: First row: Elaine Rounds, Vicki Cobb, Marilyn Pasicznyk, Cheryl Perkins, Sue Arnold. Second row: Jack Rizzuto, Penny Schafer, Kathy Olson, Sherrie Marston, Dick Aagard. Third row: Ray Morrow, Al Strom, Gary Neiswender, Hank Green. 113 Karen Compton President Laura Coyte Vice-president Marilyn Rail Secretary Lori Gausman Treasurer League Sponsors Dogpatch Doin ' s New and old met at the Girls ' League Big-Little Sister Party held on September 2. Following a sack lunch, the girls enjoyed entertainment in the auditorium and then a tour of our school. The girls entertained their fathers at the Dad-Daughter Dessert on October 13. The theme this year, To Dad With Love , was carried out as an international idea with the decorations, programs, and enter- tainment. Dogpatch Doin ' s, the annual Girls ' League girl-ask-boy dance, was held on November 12. It was one of the largest crowds in years. A clothes drive was sponsored by the girls of North Central along with selling ASB stationery. The Santa Claus pictures were enjoyed again this year by all girls with the five Santas , Rick Giampietri, Bill Caruso, Mike Magers, Dave Neff, and Russ Oslund. Karen Compton (with back to camera) gives Gail Coyte the Girls ' League gavel as Marilyn Rail and Laura Coyte look on during the Girls ' League Installation Con. Discussing activities for Girls ' League are Mrs. Murray, Mrs. McCarthy, While Marilyn Rail and Lori Gausman look enviously at Karen Comp- Mrs. Eddy, and Mrs. Stilson. ton sitting on Santa ' s lap (Dave Neff), Mike Magers, Russ Oslund, Rick Giampietri, Bill Caruso look forward to their day as Santa. 114 Sue Shinn Bev Saruwatari Treasurer Secretary Sunshine Committee Is Started In the spring semester, the first activities for the Girls ' League were the Spring Style Show, Cotton Day Dance, and Cotton Day held on April 1. Girls modeled clothes in the style show. Following the theme April Showers, the girls wore out- fits made of cotton to start the spring season. The Cotton Day Dance was boy-ask-girl or girl-ask-boy and the theme was Jes- ter ' s Night Out. Collecting Pennies-for-Hams for needy families and mak- ing favors for nursing homes were functions of the Easter Proj- ect Committee. The Martha Committee made visits to Lakeland Village and sent gifts and cards. Held on Mav 11 at 7:30 p.m. was the Mother-Daughter Tea. The Sunshine Committee, a new project, sent cards, greet- ings, and appropriate gifts for illness and death in the school. They also sent congratulations to wrestlers and other spring ath- letes. Correspondence was renewed with our sister high school, Nishinomiya, in our sister city of the same name. Throughout the semester, the officers exchanged greeting cards wtih other high schools, on special days and holidays. They also made tags for teachers and cadets. Continuing a tradition, the Girls ' League officers wore matching outfits again this semester. Sue Richards Gail Coyte Vice-president President Who ' s the girl on your left? was the Get-Acquainted question at the Girls ' League party. Players, left to right, are Mary Wren, Mar- ion Carringer, Gayle Northrutt, Pat McCatnmond, Maryl Sandberg, and Elaine Rounds. 115 Jan uary December Danelle Davies was chosen December Girl of the Month for her sin- cere personality. November Sue Richards was the November Girl of the Month. She was chosen for her long hours of work as general chairman of the Dad- Daughter Dessert. For being the most courteous, Phyllis Heise was the January Girl of the Month. Girl of th The Girls ' League officers continued the selection of a Girl of the Month this past year. In its third year, this award was initiated to show the League ' s appreciation for the hard work of many girls. Awarded each month for def- inite reasons, it is a great honor to wear the long necklace with the Girls ' League emblem. A committee consisting of one member per club se- lected the first four girls: then Central Council took over the sometimes hard job of narrowing the selection down to one girl. October Betty Peters, October Girl of the Month, was chosen for excellent work as general chairman of the Big-Little Sister party. 116 Pam Riccio, April Girl of the Month, was chosen as most feminine. Peggy Hansen, sliding down the railing, was selected May Girl of the Month for having the best sense of humor. 117 Rick Henson Boys ' Sports Editor Tom Barry Boys ' Sports Editor Judy Hamp Activities Editor Mardi Boswell Editor-in-Chief ' 66 Tamarack SU ■r Terry Starr Business Manager Preparation for the 1966 Tamarack started early in June, 1965, with the selection of Tamarack Staff members. Several meetings were held before the school year was finished and other gatherings concerning cover, color, and theme were held during the summer with staff assignments given in early August. Many spare summer hours were spent soliciting advertising from Spo- kane businessmen. Staff members were given sales ' tips and a free rein to gather as much advertising as possible. For the first time, the North Central Tamarack was printed by R. Wallace Pischel, Inc., of Pasco, Washington. The Staff made a trip to Pasco on November 12 just before their first deadline to learn more about journalism and book printing. Another trip was made for final proofreading in early April. On October 15, the annual Tamarack Con was presented to advertise the sale of the 1966 North Central Tamarack. With the help of the News Staff, Tamarack sales began in the homerooms the following week. Mrs. Carol Newett Tamarack Advisor Rosemary Goerz Managing Editor Patsy Liddell Typist Paul Kingsley Production Editor Greg Hendrickson Photographer Audrey Brooks Assistant Business Manager inishes in a Flourish Phil Huey Assistant Editor Layouts of each section to be approved by the managing editor and the editor-in-chief, the writing of copy and caption to be given to the copy manager for revising, and the assignment of necessary pictures to be sched- uled with the managing editor and photographers were duties required by each section editor. Everyone joined to help those whose sections were soon to be mailed to the printers. Even though one could hear remarks such as, Oh, it ' s still only 7:30 a.m.! or Why did I get up this morning?, mem- bers were helping others as well as finishing their own sections. With the cover and division pages first to be finished, other sections soon followed. As the fourth and final deadline drew near, tensions grew, shouting prevailed, pictures were misplaced, and copy was re-typed. With the help of Mrs. Carol Newett, faculty advis- or, the 1966 Tamarack was completed with silent relief, wonderful memories, and hopeful anticipation of the new an- nual. Don Puddy Art Editor Merri O ' Connor Art Editor V lUll- Dave Gerkensmeyer Head Photographer Fran Othmer Senior Editor Mattie Achziger Girls ' Sports Editor Jennifer Watts Typist Diane Brown Copy Editor 119 Production Sta1 Judy Allbery, Peggy Henning, Alice Douglass, Judy Rowland, and Sandy Douglass, News Staff members, are looking at old Tamaracks. Bob Warehouse, North Central News ' editor-in-chief, and Tom Keel, printer, show juniors, Judy Allbery, Terry Hanson, and Peggy Henning, the print shop. ' ' Why is lip bleeding in that corner? That should run into the gutter. We ' ve got everything put to bed. Expres- sions like these can be heard in Room 109, the home of the Tamarack and News staffs. Assembling the annual and news- paper, the staff members become acquainted with printing procedures and reader appeal. Judy Hamp, Diane Brown, Pat Anderson, Pam Garinger, Rosemary Goerz, and Carol Austed invite all to buy a 1966 Tamarack during the Tamarack Con. Carol Altenburg, Vicki Wolfrum, and Elaine Rounds, junior members on the Tamarack Staff, are busy indexing the activities section. 120 Work Ben Daniel and Don Plunkitt look at the final results of a picture in the photo lab at North Central. Looking over the 1966 Tamarack cover when the staff came to school on Saturday are Carol Austed. Rosemary Goerz, Diane Brown, Fran Othmer, Mardi Boswell, and Mrs. Newett, advisor. Distributing Tamaracks to homerooms on Tamarack Day is Tom Barry. His muscles give out, and they fall to the floor and scatter while Tom seems quite amused at his clumsiness. Browsing over the other annuals at Pischel Printing, Inc., are Audrey Brooks, Fran Othmer, Rick Henson, Jennifer Watts, Rosemary Goerz, Patsy Liddell, Judy Hamp, Don Puddy, Phil Huey, Tom Barry and Pat Anderson. 121 Jeannie Sabiston Lori Gausman Marya Graf Sandra Douglass Fall Editor in Chief Fall Associate Editor Fall Feature Editor Fall Mailing Manager Spring News Editor Staff Records School Events North Central News Staff has the responsibility of publishing the North Cen- tral News. Planning layouts, scheduling pictures, reading galley and paging proofs, meeting deadlines, and writing news and feature articles are the tasks of the staff. By publishing the North Central News eighteen times yearly, the News Staff keeps the school informed about events — past, present, and future. During homeroom on Friday mornings, newspapers are distributed and are soon read from front to back. All news stories must be written and handed in by Thursday, a week before the publication goes to press, and feature articles are due on Wednesday of the week of publication. Over the past 30 years, The News has been awarded highest honors by both Barry Lawson Fall Associate Sports Editor Spring Sports Editor Fall Reporter 122 Betty Peters Fall Girls ' Sports Editor Spring Feature Editor Robin Brockway Fall Advertising Manager Spring Associate Editor Corrine Kersul Fall News Editor Spring Managing Editor Bob Warehouse Spring Editor-in-Chief Juniors Are Added to Staff the Columbia Press Association and the National Scholastic Press Association. These plaques and certificates won by The News line the walls of the newsroom. This year the staff worked under the watchful eyes and leadership of Mrs. Marilyn Klawunder, advisor. All News Staff members are required to first take one semester of beginning journalism. Upon appointment by Mrs. Klawunder, they become members of the staff. In beginning journalism, students learn the fundamentals of writing and proof- reading copy. Outstanding writers are selected for membership in Quill and Scroll, which is an international honor society for high school journalists. Spring Mailing Manager Left to right: First Row: Jan Hyslop (Talent) , Debbie Bouten (Library), Gerald Schuh (Hall Patrol), Colleen Duffy (DECA), John Cowen (SSDF), Gayle Northcutt (Cercle de Menage). Second Row: Phil Huey (International), Arlene Vietzke (FNA), Dennis Floyd (Key), Maryl Sandberg (Vox Puellarum), Jill Bodvin (Commercial), Lynn Morgan Clubs Vie This year, as in the past, a service award was presented to the club at North Central that per- formed the most service for our school and com- munity. There was a great deal of anxiety just be- Jane ' Vaughan, Mike Wickstead, Patty McLaughlin, Connie Montgom- ery and Colleen Day discuss the club which will receive the service award. (Art), Judy Hamp (FTA). Third Row: Russ Alexander (Thespians), Linus Nelson (Chess), Wayne Morehead (Rifle), Matt Carrico (Math), Mike Johnson (Latin), Rick Giampietri (Warriors), Bob Collison (Radio). for Award fore the presentation of this award at the spring awards ' convocation. As the time drew near for the announcement, the presidents of the various clubs vied strenuously for the award. The Service Award given to the year ' s best club is pre- sented by ASB President, Russ Oslund. 124 Left to right: First Row: Jan Naylor, Donna Newberg, Audrey Brooks, Peggy Henning, Kathy Juhnke, Gayle Northcutt. Second Row: Carol Greenwood, Katie Stotts, Sue Durgan, Linda Hahn, Judy Rowland, Chris Wren. Third Row: Dave Lindeblad, Don Bradley, Jim Boyce, Biology Club Kathy Juhnke and Katie Stotts have just sold some mistletoe to Mr. Russell. John Anderson, Tom Wold, Dave Neff, Lyell Williams. Fourth Row: Bruce Wald, Eric Tollefson, Ralph Radmer, Steve Stradley, Mike Arm- strong, Rick Giampietri, Jim Daly. Sells Mistletoe Field trips constitute much of the main activity of Biology Club and also help raise the interest of its members in the scientific field, which is the main purpose of this club. A trip to visit the Washington State University Open House in the spring was partly financed by the selling of mistle- toe. Biology Club also operated the Panda Toss at the North Central Carnival this past year. Mrs. Esther Lancaster guided the club throughout the year. Ralph Radmer discusses second semester plans with Jan Naylor and Donna Newberg. 125 Left to right: First Row: Muriel Cleveland, Para Garinger, Marilyn Pasicynyk, Becky Stone, Linda Nicholson, Sheryl Samms, Elaine Rounds, Karen Sacco. Second Row: Colleen Day, Pat McCammond, Terry Starr, Jeanie Sabistan, Diane Brown, Gayle Northcutt, Peggy Henning, Cercle St Since Cercle de Menage was organized in 1959, it has en- deavored to promote broader interest in all fields of homemak- ing and to serve North Central in whatever capacity possible. Any girl who has taken a course in Home Economics, with a 2.0 or better grade point average, is eligible for membership. By trying to fulfill its pledge of serving North Central and the community, Cercle has accomplished much under the guid- ance of Miss Elizabeth Killingsworth. In an attempt to promote school spirit, Cercle made fight ribbons, Smoke Signals, which were sold during the football sea- Gayle Northcutt, Peggy Henning, and Linda Nicholson are busy pre- paring for the Cercle open house. Barbara Soapes, Teresa Hanson. Third Row: Pat Anderson, Kathy Ol- son, Audrey Brooks, Judy Allbery, Delores Hall, Marilyn Ogle, Nancy Nelson, Sandy Kostelecky. ffs Animals son. They also made stuffed animals which were sent to South Viet Nam by the Red Cross. Along with serving the school, they have tried to add some spice to the club. They had a foreign buffet, slumber party for new initiates, had a booth at the N.C. Carnival and attended Washington State University to visit the Home Economics center. Thinking of an original poem to introduce themselves at Cercle open house arc Knthi Olson, Patty McLaughlin, and Elaine Rounds. 126 Left to right: First Row: Elaine Rounds, Jennifer Watts, Ann Hagen, Cheryl Pickens, Pattie McLaughlin, April Parish, Kathy Bullis. Second Row: Sally Pickens, Terry Davey, Marilyn Northquist, Sue Shinn, Peggy Henning, Teresa Hanson. Third Row: Joyce Francis, Gail Burk- hart, Audrey Brooks, Robin Brockway, Sandy Kostelecky, Pam Riccio, Pat Chantry. Fourth Row: Peggy Plumb, Jackie Mouser, Gloria Mut- ton, Christie Simpson, Linda Hahn, Sue Justice, Jill Bodvin, Bonnie Remmers, Sue Revard. Commercial Club Members of Commercial Club carried on projects through- out the year which increased interest in business education and gave insight into careers in the business world. Students who have co mpleted one semester in a business subject and have earned at least a 2.5 grade point average are eligible for membership in this club. Working at the switchboard in the student office every night Peggy Plumb is busy at the switchboard in the student office. after school is one way in which members served the school. Sev- eral of the members also took turns supervising the typing room after school. At the ASB Carnival they sponsored the assorted animal wheel. Every year pins are awarded by the club for winners of the typing contest. They must type 60, 50, or 40 words per minute. Faculty advisor for the club was Mrs. Mary York. Joyce Francis, Gail Burkhart and Jackie Mouser worked often in the typing room after school. 127 Left to right: First Row: Kathy Juhnke, Sue Gamble, Sheryl Samms, Marilyn Rail. Second Row: Jeannie Sabistan, Peggy Hansen, Mary Ann Weitz, Debbie Steidl, Mary Pharr, Judy Rowland, Laura Stern. Third Row: Sharon Jones, Judy Allbery, Pat McCammond, Fran Othmer, Sue FNA Serves St. Luke ' s Future Nurses of America was organized for girls who are interested in nursing as a career. The girls must be sophomores, juniors, or seniors, and must maintain a C-plus grade point average. A certain number of girls worked at St. Luke ' s Hospital each week as a part of the club ' s activities. The club had other various activities and money raising projects this year too. Some of these included the balloon dart booth at the carni- val, caroling at the hospital and making toys for the chil- dren at Christmas, and touring different places which are re- lated to nursing. The advisor of the club was Mrs. Vivian Hager and the Alumni advisor from St. Luke ' s was Mrs. McAllister. Fran Othmer and Judy Allbery are assisted by a medical technolo- gist at St. Luke ' s Hospital. Durgan, Nancy Fair, Sandy Wald, Mrs. Vivian Hager. Fourth Row: Sharon McGrath, Terry Galambie, Pat Anderson, Linda Swartz, Judy Johnson, Arlene Vietzke, Cheryl Wunderlich, Yoka Spits, Sue Goudz- ward. Standing are Laura Stern, Linda Swartz, Sandy Wald, Ann Nims and kneeling are Mary Ann Weitz, Sue Gamble, Clara Butz with Cheryl Wunderlich as the patient. 128 Left to right: First Row: Barbara Hosea, Patty Dunn, Marilyn Barto- letta, Pam Nakagawa, Christina Fritz, Carol Johnson, Kathy Midkiff. Second Row: Mrs. Dorothy Congdon, Carol Altenburg, Michele Pasi- cznyk, Kathy Brown, Carol Greenwood, Mary Hill, Mary Lotze, Mrs. FTA Raises Scholarship Talking as usual, FTA members are gathered at a dinner before the installation of their officers. Carol Huff. Third Row: Janet Poetter, Katie Stotts, Lois Nygren, Ray Stradley, Paul Kingsley, Jan Naylor, Vickie Wolfrum, Jori Farquharson. Fourth Row: Carol Sather, Billie Anderson, Evelyn Hossner, Sharon Steitman, Nancee Haas, Kathy Vernon, Jill Harding, Judy Hamp. Many North Central students who want to learn more about teaching as a profession join the Spokane Garry Chapter of the Fu- ture Teachers of America. To promote further interest in teaching as a profession and to show the advantages and disadvantages of teaching are the purpose of F.T.A. The club sent three people to the Eastern Washington Region- al meeting in Walla Walla in October. On November 12, all senior members visited elementary, junior or senior high schools to observe. F.T.A. had two Red and Black licorice sales to earn money for their annual $100 scholarship given to a senior member. The club helped Judy Hamp, district coordinator, with the Washington State Northeast District Conference at Whitworth College on March 26, and on April 20 the F.T.A. sponsored the second annual Student- Teacher Day. Judy Hamp led the club during the fall semester while Ray Stradley was the spring semester president. Mrs. Dorothy Congdon and Mrs. Carol Huff are the club advisors. 129 Left to right: First Row: Marya Graf, Jan Hyslop, Judy Rowland, Anita Mascher, Judy Hamp. Second Row: Pam Garinger, Ardath Chung, Diana Brown, Diana Thompson, Kathy Thompson, Janet Poetter, Pam Griffith. Third Row: Muriel Cleveland, Phyllis fleise, Barbara Soapes, Judy Allbery, Nancee Haas, Carol Altenburg, Evelyn Hossner, Carolyn Cutter, Sue Olson. Fourth Row: Don Bradley, Mike Armstrong, Matt Carrico, Steve Stradley, Phil Huey, Jim Seedorf, Gary Heimbigner, Robert Wilson. International Club Busy Group International Club, composed of the German, French and Spanish components of our foreign languages, promoted further interest in the foreign language field throughout the year. At the beginning of the year the constitution was revised in favor of a stronger constitution and more club unity. Mr. Mashoko Chenhenzwah, Rhodesian pre-med student at Gonzaga University, spoke to the club members on Rhodesian world problems, life and education. A Spanish pinata party was held at Christmas as well as International Club ' s traditional basketball game with Latin Club. In the spring, the annual International Club picnic was held. The club was guided throughout the year by Mrs. Carol Newett, faculty advisor. Mrs. Newett, Nancee Haas and Robert Wilson seem amused as Inter- national Club President Phil Huey points out club ' s purposes to Kathy Thompson. From left, Janet Poetter, Katie Stotts, Judy Rowland, Judy Allbery, Evelyn Hossner, Barbara Soapes, Carolyn Cutter and Nancee Haas watch as Pam Garinger and Jan Hyslop pose for initiation picture. 130 Mike Johnson escorts Jim Boyce through the public office to show Mrs. Conrath they are carrying out the instructions in the bulletin for skirt and tie! Brian Simpson, Phil Huey, and Mike Johnson accept food from Sue Revard during Key Club ' s food drive. Key Club Collects Food Key Club, the boys ' service club at North Central, serves not only the school but the community as well. It is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The club, winner of last year ' s service award, ushers for all school convocations and takes tickets at most athletic events. This year they set up and dismantled all booths at the school carnival. Key Club helped the community by helping in the March of Dimes drive, the Diabetic Society, and Goodwill In- dustries. Membership is open to junior and senior boys with a 3.0 grade point average. Key Club requires good character, leader- ship ability, interest in service, good citizenship, and approval by principal. Mr. Richard Pelkie is the club ' s faculty advisor with Dennis Floyd as the fall semester president and Phil Huey leading the club during the spring. Left to right: First Row: Don Bradley, Jerry Blizzard, Mike Armstrong, Jim Boyce, Mr. Richard Pelkie, John Cowen, John Anderson, Tim Burchett. Second Row: Glen Grant, Phil Huey, Bill Daniels, Dennis Duehning, Dennie Floyd, Matt Carrico, Al Hansen. Third Row: Ken Grimm, Mike Johnson, Bob Collison, Vernon Mir, Gary Heimbigner, Greg Hendrickson, Jim Daly, Lyell Williams, Bob Silver. Fourth Row: not a member, Steve Stradley, Ron Guffin, Ray Stradley, Brian Simp- son, Jim Seedorf, Wes Johnson, Bob Warehouse, Jack Ashlock, Mike Wickstead, Robert Wilson. Fifth Row: Roger Smith, Steve McNutt, Don Puddy, Cliff Clark. 131 Left to right: First Row: Linda Nicholson, Peggy Henning, Cheryl Pickens, Sally Pickens, Peggy Hansen, Terry Starr, Melody Carpenter, Raymond Beckman. Second Row: Pat McCammond, Kathi Olson, Kathy Magnus, Carol Greenwood, Gayle Northcutt, Jeannie Sabistan, Debbie Larkin, Ron Koch. Third Row: Linda Lynn, Arlene Vietzke, Sue Goudzward, Chuck Wilkerson, Maryl Sandberg, Bob Silver, Randy Cullitan, Linius Nelson, Tim Goslin. Fourth Row: Greg Hendrick- son, Bob Warehouse, Dick Allison, Mike Johnson, Steve McNutt, Steve Adams, Steve Hubbard, Mike Hume. Latin Club Holds Banquet Senatus Populusque Romanus or the Senate and the Roman People is the proper name for what is commonly known as Latin Club. The officers are two equal Consuls, a Scriptor (secretary), a Quaestor, (treasurer), and Centurio Praetorius (fifth execut- ive). SPQR requires a 2.5 grade average and a year -or more of Latin. SPQR had a candy sale to earn money for two book scholarships given to senior members who plan on going to college. In November the annual Sen- ate meeting was held following a potluck dinner. Be- fore Christmas vacation Latin Club played their an- nual basketball game with International Club and came out the victors. In March the traditional Ro- man banquet was held with members dressed in togas and Roman food served. Faculty supervisor was Mrs. Laura Lee Briscoe. At the annual Latin Club Senate meeting Randy Cullitan reports to the two consuls, Bob Silver and Terry Starr. Perfect shot! Mike Johnson makes a basket at the Latin — International basketball game. Left to right: First Row: Lori Gausman, Robin Brockway, Karen Compton. Second Row: Marya Graf, Corrine Kersul, Rosemary Goerz, Jeannie Sabiston, Fran Othmer. Third Row: Diana Brown, Donna Decker, Barry Lawson, Greg Hendrickson, Audrey Brooks, Betty Peters. Quill and Scroll Sells Suckers The Edward R. Murrow chapter of Quill and Scroll sponsored the sale of plastic Tamarack covers and lick ' em suckers this past year. Membership is open to outstanding junior and senior students on the Tamarack and News staffs who rank scholas- tically in the upper third of their class. A banquet in the spring, a formal initiation for all city members and a grant of a college scholastic fee were offered to all Quill and Scroll members. Rosemary Goerz, Betty Peters, Audrey Brooks, Lori Gausman and Corrine Kersul are giving their attention to pictures while the others seem more interested in the camera. Greg Hendrickson, Robin Brockway, Karen Compton, Lori Gausman, Betty Peters and Jeannie Sabiston have just bought suckers from Corrine Kersul and Barry Lawson. 133 Left to right: First Row: Carol Austed, Cathy Armstrong, Donna Re- Pfarr, Bonnie Johnson, Larry EHingson, Don Larson, Steve Fjlippini, vard, Lynn McVay, Peggy Hansen, Susan Revard. Second Row: Kathy Mike Wickstead, Pat Jones, Sandy Pederson, Karen Bjaaland, Kim De- Lannigan, Jim Ormberg, Doug Scott, Mardi Boswell, Jan Hyslop, long, Barbara Hosea, John Benzie with Mitzie. Phyllis Heise, Chris Fritz. Third Row: Dayleann Stevenson, Mary Meg Talent Club Shows Skills One of the oldest clubs at North Central, Tau Chi gave tal- ented students an opportunity to gain experience in the field of entertainment. Their purpose was to furnish talent for outside or- ganizations throughout the school year. Performing for various clubs, small organizations, and Masonic Temple groups has kept the club active this year. Talent ranged from a classical piano sol o to a trained dog routine. Assisted by the Tau Chi band, the N.C. majorettes have given many performances. Dancers and singers have also taken their places before the footlights to fulfill a club requirement of one performance each semester for every member. Membership in Tau Chi was chosen through auditions each semester. Requirements included a 2.5 grade point average, suit- able talent, and willingness to give of time and talents to the club. Mr. Dan Davis, advisor for the club, was invaluable in organizing many programs. ly a fellow member ' s demonstration. Donna Revard is shown during her pantomime for admission to Talent Club. 134 Left to right: First Row: Patty Dillon, Leslie J_,ogan, rvatny juaumgan, Sue Justice, Diana Thompson, Sue Morse, Kathy Juhnke. Second Row: Debbie Carter, Lu Kennedy, Twyla Boehm, Linda Wohl, Dayleann Stevenson, Miss rlalvorson. Third Row: Larry Meier, Russ Alexander Jon Coffin, Don Larson, Joe Ross. The National Thespian Society of North Central was or- ganized to promote interest and skill in dramatics. Members participate in school plays and other dramatic productions. Thespians planned a series of one-act plays for the Eng- lish Department and some for the student body. Membership in Thespians was more than doubled after the cast of the All-School play, Dino , was included in the club. At least one representative of the club is expected to attend the annual National Thespian Society ' s convention in Portland, Oregon, this summer. Russ Alexander presides over a Thespian meeting with Linda Wohl taking notes. Thespians Present Plays Wow! Look what we found! What is it? says Leslie Logan. 135 Serving Senior Citizens are Peggy Hansen, Marilyn Rail, a cook, Marilyn Bowell and Maryl Sandbcrg. Linda Nicholson, Judy Johnson, Marlene Jewell, Sue Goudzward, Roberta Bland, Eva Ferraby, Ruth Campbell, and Gail Burkhart are new Vox initiates. Vox Puellarum Serves School Vox Puellarum, under the sponsorship of the Soroptimist Women, emphasizes service to the community and school. It is one of the most active clubs at North Central. Serving lunch every Saturday at the Senior Citizens ' Center, making Advent calendars at Christmas time, cleaning the North Side Branch YMCA and running two concessions at the North Cen- tral Carnival were just a few of the many activities carried on by this club. For just plain fun, Vox Puellarum members had a joint Christmas Party with Key Club this past year. To become a member of Vox Puellarum, a girl must have a 2.8 grade point average, be a sophomore, junior, or senior girl and ' pass a test on community affairs, Soroptimist Club of Spo- kane, and school life. This year the club was under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Peck. Left to right: First Row: Karen Compton, Gayle Northcutt, Marilyn Rail, Jan Hyslop, Pat McCammond, Debbie Steidl, Marilyn Bowell. Second Row: Linda Nicholson, Sue Shinn, Donna Newberg, Eva Fer- raby, Roberta Bland, Jan Naylor, Gail Burkhart, Maryl Sandberg. Third Row: Mrs. Peck, Danelle Davies, Gail Coyte, Ruth Campbell, Kathi Olson, Peggy Hansen, Marlene Jewell. Fourth Row: Sue Dalziel, Jill Bodvin, Arlene Vietzke, Judy Johnson, Sue Goudzward, Laura Coyte, Cheryl Wunderlich, Donna Revard. 136 Left to right: First Row: Mike Magers, Tom Vaughn, Dick Engstrom, Mike Albee, Dale Sekijima, Don Walker, Steve Saruwatari, Lyell Wil- liams, Gary Bursch, Brian Simpson, Jim Daly, Gary Neiswender. Seqond Row: John Munyan, Jack Ashlock, Wes Johnson, George Mattix, Ralph Radmer, Rick Giampietri, John Anderson, Alan Hanson, Mickey Ny- Warriors Bi Warriors, North Central Boys ' athletic club, is open to all boys who have received a major athletic award in a varsity sport. As a money making project, Warriors had a con and a wrestling smoker and sold refreshments at North Central ' s home football games. The money earned from these projects was green, Dave Elliot. Third Row: Ken Zarko, Don Smith, Ben Hayden, Dave Neff, Butch Mickus, Dan Nichols, Rick Hensen, John Warfield, Mike Sharpe. Fourth Row: Bob Rockser, Russ Oslund, Bruce Wald, Roger Smith, Tom Wold, Dennis DeBill, Jerry Steiner, Bill Caruso, Ron Jewell, Bruce Burnett. y Equipment spent on athletic equipment to be given to the school. Recognition was given to the year ' s outstanding athletes at the annual sports ' banquet. Rick Giampetri led Warriors during the fall semester. The coaches advised North Central ' s athletic club during the past year. 137 Left to right: First Row: Norma Rouleau, Linda Herzel, Mrs. Eddy, Cheryl Rayon, Elaine Rounds. Second Row: Mvrna House, Lynn Morean. Jan Littell, Sandy Goddard. Third Row: Gloria Mutton, Don Puddy, Marge Johnson, Claudia Bare, Tomi Brand. Art and Chess Clubs Popular Since the main goal of Art Club is to promote the fine arts, the club made many visits to the Cheney Cowles Museum to art shows. This year, as in the past, the club operated The Place at the ASB Carnival. A cupcake sale was held a week be- fore Christmas to raise funds for a visit to the Seattle Art Mu- seum in the spring. They also had a Christmas party during the Christmas vacation. Many of their activities were held at the home of Mrs. Barb- ara Eddy, advisor. The main purpose of Chess Club is to provide an opportun- ity for chess competition. Tournaments were played with other schools after competition among North Central ' s own members. Other strategy games were added as funds were available. The club, under sponsorship of Mr. Dan Olson, tripled its size over past years and promises to continue to grow. Left to right: First Row: Eric Riese, Sue Black, Eileen Harvey, Scott Linius Nelson. Fourth Row: Tom Mahrt, John Achziger, Matt Carrico, Smith. Second Row: Ken Strunk. Ron Walder, Chuck Endicot, Mike Larry Treffry, Dan Johnson, Mr. Olson. Hansen. Third Row: Steve Rigg, David Sisk, John Bass, Tom Gosline, 138 Left to right: First Row: Charles Jones, Sandy Fleenor, Pat Tyree Kay Maddox, Vickie Christensen, Pat Usher, Sue Justice, Rick Jones. Second Row: Linda Schafer, Sharon McGrath, Charlene Wright, Sharon Wal- len. Third Row: Karen Fountaine, Linda Veter, Suzanne Heine, Linda Hahn, Arlene Galvin, Chris Richardson. Fourth Row: Gerald Schuh, Gary Wassom, Bob Steenhard, Dale Eldred, Ron Olds. DECA and Library Club Distributive Education is an organization which offers the opportunity to learn while you earn. Colleen Duffy was elected governor of the class and repre- sented North Central at the Governor ' s Conference in Olympia Washington. ' Ten members competed in the annual Leadership Confer- ence held in the spring. DECA members honored their employ- ers at the annual Employer-Employee All-City Banquet in the first part of May. In 1961, a new library club was organized by Mrs. Lillian Barnes to clarify the work of the library student assistant. A book study group joined with the Library Club in 1963 to be called the Amores Librorum. Each member worked one or more hours each day to re- ceive points for an assigned task. The library duties were rotated among the members. Award pins were received in the spring. 139 Left to right: First Row: Larry Hanson, Janet Brown, Cheryl Jones, Bob Silver. Second Row: Bob Collison, Cliff Clark, Matt Carrico, Mr. Cunningham. Math and Rifle Clubs Active Math Club, new at NC this year, was created to promote an interest in higher mathematics and careers involving mathema- tics. Members must be currently enrolled in Honors Geometry, Intermediate or Advanced Math and have a 3.0 grade point average. The president is known as Omnivac, the vice-president as Univac, the secretary as a Data Processor, and the treasurer as Statistical Analyist. Mr. Gerald Cunningham was the advisor. In its second year at North Central, the Rifle Club member- ship was promising. The members continued to learn more about the art of marksmanship. Mr. Herbert Russell, who is an excel- lent marksman, was the faculty advisor for the club this year. ■4 Left to right: First Row: Cindy Clayton, Don Heaton, Sherrida Benjamin. Second Row: Vernon Mir, John Lang, Jay Russell, Wayne Morehead, Charles Bigelow, Jim Elixman, Linus Nelson. 140 Hall Squad Directs Traffic wm it Traffic squad, under the direction of Mr. John Malterner, regulated the flow of student traffic in the halls of North Central. Planning the flow of traffic and carrying out these plans required the full attention of these students. Left to right: First Row: Gerald Schuh. Second Row: Robert Eveland, Mikki Wright. Third Row: Tobe Robbins, Betty White, Don Heaton. Fourth Row: Gharle Hamilton, Wayne Morehead, Cliff Clark, Elmer Darrah. Radio Club and SSDF Left to right: First Row: Glenn Moffitt, Scott Smith, Mike Andrus, Ray Stewart. Second Row: Larry Hanson, David Larson, Kenneth Rob- erts, Sam DeCaro, Cliff Clark, Bill Schmalle, Leigh Hopkins. Third Row: Gene Sanford, Bob Collison, Lonnie Keppler, John Branda, Bob Chris- tensen, Mr. Graham. With its own amateur radio station, Radio Club helped students acquire their novice and general amateur radio li- censes. The club supervisor for the year was Leonard Graham. Left to right: First Row: Mary Hill, Cherie DeLoach, Joyce Hill, Sue Black, Jeri Farquharson, Alice Douglass. Second Row: Mr. Hopkins, Carol Greenwood, Larry Hill, Matt Carrico, John Cowen. The Social Studies Discussion Forum provided students with an opportunity to learn more about the community and its careers. 141 prcdu For their ceremonies, the Indians called on all their gifts of speech, music, drama, costume, and decora- tion. Their ceremonial moccasins, headdress, and robes were works of art. i f turn We, too, appreciate the gifts of musical, artistic, and dramatic expression and spend much time cultivating these skills. Wm Dino cast members: First row: Jon Coffin, Steve Stradley, James Boyce, and Joe Ross. Second row: Leslie Logan, Diana Thompson, Judy Edlin, Verna Zinnecker, Judy Portrey, Twyla Boehm, and Dayleann Stevenson. Student Body Presents Dino As Fall Play Dino is an account of a youth ' s return to society. When Dino returns home from reform school, he is hard and bitter towards the world. A probation officer and a psychologist attempt to temper his bitterness, but a shy studious girl succeeds where the adults had failed. Dino — James Boyce Mr. Sheridan — Steve Stradley Shirley Wallace — Patti Dillon Jackie — Judy Portrey Miss Haines — Diana Thompson Danny — Bob Larson Steve — Jon Coffin Mrs. Mikula — Verna Zinnecker Sylvia — Dayleann Stevenson Delia — Judy Edlin Pat — Kathy Kube Bea — Kathy Lannigan Mr. Mandel — Joe Ross Tony Falcaro — Larry Meier Mrs. Falcaro — Miss Carol Huff Mr. Falcaro — Mr. Merlin Omans Jim Boyce is given a few pointers by director Nona Hal- vorson. Unsympathetic parents, played by Merlin Omans and Carol Huff, abus- Dino, Jim Boyce, tries to persuade brother Tony, Larry Meier, not to ively scold son, Dino. join the Silk Hats. 144 Satirizing Daisy Mae from popular LiF Abner comic strip are blonde Claudia White and Pauline Wilson. Don Larson, left, waits for his lines during a rehearsal of Hamlet as Hamlet, Steve Stradley, makes his point to Larry Ellingson. Senior Con Features Music and Satire of American Way of Life Discussing plans for the senior con are, left to right, Pauline Wilson, Don Larson, Steve Stradley, Larry Ellingson, Claud- ia White and Bev Saruwatari. Watching Karen Larson, center, doing the Jerk are, left to right, other hopeful Go-Go Girls Bev Saruwatari, Denise Bambino, Marilyn Bowell, Claudia White, Pauline Wilson and Lori Gausman. The radical American tradition of burning draft cards is il- lustrated by Steve Schafer. 145 Teepee Lighters performing before Washington State Meeting of Public Works, left to right: Bob Rothwell, Jan Hyslop, Lea Wright, Tom Kep- hart, Larry Meier, Shellie Sale, Verna Kennicutt, Steve Ann Edwards, Pat Jones, Barry Bassett, Jim Eschenbacher, Don Larson, Claudia White, Martha Boswell, Rosemary Goerz, Carlen Duehning, Linda Wohl, Jan Clukey, Mark Hall, Karen Roberts, Ben Cook, with Mike Wickstead at the drums. Specialty Groups Popul Performances of popular vocal selections at various school and civic functions has made this group well known throughout the city. They met Tuesday and Thurs- days after school. Composed of students who were interested in music and willing to work for the fun of it, the Teepee Lighters received much acclaim. Sing Out might be the motto of the N.C. Folk Group. Meeting Mondays and Wednesdays, they practiced for their many performances around the Spokane area. The group sang music that told the story of America as the people who built our country saw it. Shown in practice are, from left to right, Lea Wright, Rosemary Goerz, Pat Jones, Linda Wohl, and Carlen Duehning. A wrf.UA CHOIR 65 Folk Group members are from left to right, Ileen Harvey, Bev Wilant, Bob Roth- well, Don Larson, Kathi Olson, Ben Cook, Chris Fritz and Jan Clukey. Singing at an outdoor performance is North Central ' s popular folk group. Girls ' double sextette are from left to right, Linda Howell, Billie Ahrendt, Donna Standaart, Jane Vaughan, Jill Parke, Judy Cole, Kathy Candler, Jo Sniokas, Kay Duehning, Mary Ann Olson, Jill Kromm, Vicki Redd, Linda Gill, Sherry Buell, Linda Moland, Carolyn Cutter, Dawn Corskie. Music Made Fun Waiting to perform are members of the Boys ' Barbershop quintette. They are, from left to right, Ray Beckman, Karl Ford, Barry Blackstone, Bob Boone and Jim Mc- Cormack at the piano. Twelve female voices singing in unison formed the Double Sextette. Depth of sound was achieved by doubling of parts. They performed as a special treat at regular choral concerts. That barbershop music is far from dead was proven by the Boys ' Barber Shop Quintette. This group and the Girls ' Double Sextette met at 7:30 a.m. two days a week. Girls ' Glee Club was the only regularly scheduled special choral group which met every sixth period. m f) ft f f% Girls ' Glee, left to right, front row: Veronica Rushing, Betty Orne, Patty Fairbrother, Cindy Clayton, Alice Nance, Judy Brooks, Annie Trevillyan, Sharon Orne, Jackie Wieber, Gaynelle Glover, Joan Downing, Sherrie Lemmons. Second row: Pam Knapp, Tina Ortiz, Berl Wheeler, Linda Howell, Terry McMillian, Linda Martin, Marcia Jones, Cynda Spann, Joyce Hill, Renee Warren, Joy Deal, Linda Shaffer. Third row: Car- men Fry, Mary Fry, Elaine Sansteng, Jay Land, Cheryl Johnson, Kathy Knapp, Bonnie Kalamon, Ginny Spann, tjte Zelinski, Vicki McCormack. Choir Prepares for State-wide Tour Treble Clef Staff - Kathie Challender Dolores Mitchell Janet Daves Linda Casselman Barbara Hosea Jill Parke Lianne Carlson Vicki Redd Mary Lee Owens Bob Boone Kathy Juhnke Carlen Duehning Chris Detmer Eileen Harvey Pat Brophy Dick Thomas Kim DeLong Larry Meier Earl Harris Bob Silver Lea Wright Mary Lotze Bob Rothwell Russ Alexander Neil Roper Ken Buelo Bottom to top: Ben Cook Walt Reeder Dan Merritt Steve Gump Barry Blackstone Don Larson Larry Ellingson Mickey Forry Dan Johnson Jim Eschenbacher John Akins Tom Kephart Yoka Spits Linda Wohl Linda Bell Loretta Marx Kathy Kube Lynn McVay Jackie Mouser Connie Elde Shellie Sale Steve Ann Edwards Jill Harding Pat Jones Sandy Pederson Dawn Corskie Jan Clukey Jan Hyslop Starleen Pichette Bev Wilant Marjean Anderson Trudy Gronseth Diane Brown Martha Boswell Chris Walker Karen Roberts Diana Thompson Jeannie Sabiston Claudia White April Parish Carol Larson Chris Fritz 148 Preparing to leave on choir trip to Tacoma: Yoka Spits, Martha Bos- well, Bob Silver, Claudia White and Linda Wohl. Choir, rehearsing for its spring concert, sings a scale pattern. Performances Keep Choir Busy Under the able direction of Mr. Caldwell, practices for their many concerts kept the choir busy during second period class. Their appearances varied from special holiday cons to downtown luncheon performances. Their repertoire covered a wide field, from classical sonatas of old mas- ters to the compositions of our most contemporary composers. Highlights of this year were a KREM radio broadcast of a combina- tion band and choir Thanksgiving con, and a trip to Tacoma, Washington. One — two — ! Buckle your shoe. Three — four — ! Tune up more. Mr. Caldwell ad- monishes the choir. Choir officers checking over candy sale receipts are from left to right: Karen Bjaaland prepares for performance before the North Central Tal- Bob Rothwell, vice president; Lea Wright, treasurer; Karen Bjaaland, ent Club while Jan Hyslop accompanies her on piano, secretary; and Bob Silver, president. 149 French horns and trombones are from left to right: Gerald Gibbs, Tomi Brand, Gregg Tiemann, Dan Lawrence, Richard Hobson, John Litten. Richard Lines, Dave Huellemann, and Glen Grant. Not pic- tured is Bob Rockser. Saxophones and bassoons are from left to right: Bob Blizzard, Kelvin Hoov- er, Steve Bishop, Lloyd Wallis, Paul Kingsley, Barb Hosea, and Mike Al- bright. Not pictured are Linda Bell and Geoff Wickstead. Clarinets are from left to right: Delores Frazier, Ron Patterson, Vickie Patterson, Lisa Caven, Jay Russell, Larrv Ellingson, Don Bradley, and Eric Bell. Left to right, band officers, Steve Filippini, Karen Stotts, and Mike Wickstead trying to decide whether or not to have a meeting without Randy Thompson, vice president. Drums are from left to right: Arlene Stickel, Bill Brower, Ralph Grif- fith Mike Wickstead, Jim Griffith and Randy Evans. Not pictured is Randy Ihompson. Symphoni in Britis Special described the activities of this year ' s Sym- phonic Band. First was a Choral-Band presentation of I Am An American for the Thanksgiving Con and radio broadcast. Next came a concert with nationally famous special guest artist, Paul Tanner. Then they visited Sum- merland, British Columbia, where they presented two pro- grams, one for the students and one for the community. Hard work and mental discipline were required to be tops in this area. It took more than talent to present an interesting show, it took showmanship, and for this quality, the band always strived. Paul Kingsley, Geoff Wickstead, Jim Griffith, and Steve Bishop seem to be enjoying the action on stage during a pep con. String Bass: Russ Oslund ; Baritone: Jerry Burrow; Basses; Patti Price, Dennis Giles, Jim Larson. and Tours ol umbia In Canada two band members displayed skills in solo performances. Barbara Hosea played a bassoon solo and Steve Filippini, a trumpet solo of Danze Allegro . Discipline for breaking band rules was established by band officers. Punishment for offenses ranged from a nickel fine for chewing gum to expulsion for smoking in uniform. Travel arrangements, finances, and uniforms were also handled by the officers. Mr. A. G. Tiemann directed the band, aided by Mr. M. W. Caldwell in sectional rehearsal. Band ' s pep music spurs the Indians on towards victory at basketball games. Front row: Third Clarinets: Connie Davis, Sharon Reed, Sandy Aiken, Sandra Olson. Alto Clarinets: Karen Stotts, Darlene Campbell. Back row: Bass Clarinets: Leanne Thompson, John Taylor. Trumpets: Randy Cullitan, Ray Beckman, Stanley Morris, Doug Thomp- son, Allen Signes, Bob Wilson, Dave Wilhelm, Steve Filippini, Larry Jess. Flutes: Kathy Stotts, Lois Nygren, Delores Frazier, Joan Hall, Elizabeth Laue. HIGH SCHOOL Mural marks the home of the N.C. Symphonic Band. 151 Concert Band ' 66 First row, left to right: Kathy Everett, Susan Currier, Karla Wilkinson Arlene Browning, Sue Dewitt, Gayle Thacker, Pam Doty, Barbara Hosea Second row: Nancy Pfeifer, Leona Stonehocker, Paul Custer, Steve Hiller John Aiken, Frank Carrico, Robert Boyce, Anita Tarbert, Bruce Lesser Cheryl Johnson, Ailene Browning, Eugene Hawk, Don Wilponen, Miki Music Students Learn Academic Bac I ' m sure that the freshmen we get today arc far more knowledgeable than when I was in school, stated Dr. Karl D. Ernst, chairman of the division of creative arts at Cali- fornia State College, Hayward, California, at Washington State Music Educators ' Conference in Spokane. But he add- ed that the position music enjoys in schools today is threat- ened by more concentration in other fields. He said there is an attitude in schools that reduces mu- sic education to an elective status that serves only a small percentage of students. North Central has fortunately had a large proportion of students interested in music. Perhaps because rehearsal time was not only devoted to learning parts but also to ex- plaining music history or style. 152 First row, left to right: Mynette Decker, Elaine Maley, Linda Gill, Terri Moen, April Johnson, Carol Wood, Eva Gregg, Karin Compton, Jill Kromm, Eileen Verhaag, Verna Zinnecker, Becky Melby, Julia Caven, Judy Caruso, Jane Vaughan, Gwen Furgeson, Patti Fairbrother, Trina Ortiz, Sharon Nikotich, Sherrill Polello, Judy Brannigan. Second row: Molinda Goolie, Diane Mitchell, Paula Barkley, Donna Hobbs, Donna Standaart, Joy Deal, Mary Ann Olson, Billie Ahrendt, Kay Duehning, Karl Ford, Mike Wetherell, Steve Kafton, Pat Cotter, Greg Lawsoi Linda Lynn, Betty Orne, Carolyn Cutter, Judy Brooks, Mary Waggoner, Laura Stern. Third row: Laura Hunt, Sharon Orne, Rosemary Owens, Jan Meredith, Thana Foj mon, Jackie Makarczyk, Vickie Cross, Renee Warren, Dick Southwick, Jim McCormack, Dick Merry, Dennis R ers, John Walker, Doug Heaton. Tim Mervin, Brenda Mat Carrico. Third row: Tom Blizzard, Bill Daniels, Doug ' ike Willard, Bob Bower, Gregg Havens, Greg Likarish, Jim Kerry Roberts, John Schraut, Dan Nevdahl, Ray Fry, Grant Bob Pickett, Bob Fleck, Gary Hirst, Bob Palmer. Fourth row: Mr. Caldwell, Bob Smith, Morgan Boyce, Bruce Burr, Jane Earling, Tom Cameron, Brad Wolfrum, Glenn Moffitt, Charles Endicott, Mr. Tiemann, William Overfield, Rick Miller, Greg Barrick, Tom Talarico, Don Fisher, Tony Kraay, Mark Hall. und and More Effective Techniques The importance of music in the lives of the students has also been stressed by our directors, Mr. Tiemann and Mr. Caldwell. Students were drilled on academic background as well as techniques so that they recognized a fugue, a canon, or a sonata. Technical performance is at such a high level in Amer- ica that European nations and Australia are calling upon American educators to help them in the development of more effective techniques. However, we have much to learn from them when it comes to the development of the culture behind the world ' s music. This has been the theory behind the hard work of Mr. A. G. Tiemann and Mr. Michael Caldwell, North Central ' s band and choir conductors respectively. ft (yfy Concert Choir ' 66 Jamieson, Gail Kenna, Mary Frey. Fourth row: Robbie Glendenning, Linda Howell, Linda Martin, Bobbie King, Jo Sniokas, Gail Johnson, Terrie McMillian, Ken Zarko, Rick Jones, Tim Flanigan, Ben Cook, Walt Lubbess, Darryl Scheonitzki, Dick Block, Bob Warehouse, Roland Haney, Phil Basso, Judy Cole, Cindy Williams, Vicki McCormack, Janet Bruce, Chris Peterson. 153 Mr. Tanner shows his versatility as the band under Mr. Tiemann ' s direc- tion accompanies him. World renowned trombonist, Mr. Paul Tanner present- ed four of his original numbers with North Central ' s Sym- phonic Band. Mr. Tanner with members of area schools formed a trombone choir and also played a duet with Mr. Jon Nicholson of Gonzaga. Member of the Academic Faculty of UCLA, Mr. Tanner has also appeared on various TV shows and is first trombonist of the American Broadcasting Co. Mr. A. G. Tiemann concentrates on the big sound in instructing the North Central dance band. Desiring the solid beat of such greats as Glenn Miller and Count Basie, Mr. Tiemann rehearses his group each day. Ability is being demonstrated by the evident popularity of this group. North Central ' s Dance Band is shown busily rehearsing for one of many programs. Ready for action are NC ' s Dance Band members. Saxophonists, left to right, are Steve Bishop, Bob Blizzard, Kelvin Hoover, Mike Albright and Paul Kingsley. Bass is Russ Oslund. Second row: trombonists, Richard Hobson and Dave Huellemann; Guitar Drums, Lonnie Keppler and Bill Brower. On the piano is Dennis Phillips. Third row: cornets are, Larry Jess, Dave Wilhelm, Steve Filippini and Frank Rizzi. 154 Practices for the game were held during the regular band period. The best marchers of both Symphonic and Concert bands formed this marching unit. Marching Band and Color Units Perform Stunts Russ Oslund leads the band during a football game. Drum Majors who led the band are (left to The heart of the Marching band, the percussions. Left to right, Charles right) Steve Filippini, Russ Oslund, head drum Endicott, Jean Earling, Ralph Griffith, Mike Wickstead, Randy Thompson, major, and Gregg Tiemann. Jim Griffith, Larry Ellingson, Randy Evans, Bill Brower and Arlene Stickel. 155 rt iport tportt ipo Harold Thompson, Athletic Director Edward Kretz, Varsity Football Blaine Bennett Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling Eugene Lister, Varsity Track Varsity Cross Country Coaches Lead Boys Through Year of Athletics William Diedrick, Varsity Swimming Leslie Hogan, Varsity Wrestling Dale Blair, Varsity Cross Country Ronald Walker, Varsity Basketball Richard Hannan, Alfonso Manfred, Raymond iumonson, Varsity Tennis B-Squad Basketball Varsity Baseball Varsity Golf 159 Bruce Burnette, Gary Bursch, Bill Caruso, Jim Chaffee Right Guard Split End Tackle Swing End Jon Chastain, Right Tackle Al Chavez, Left Half Art Collins, Fullback .1 Butch Mickus, Right Guard Dave Neff, Left Guard Gary Neiswender, Left Guard Dan Nichols, Right Halfback Jerry Oberg, Tackle Harold Patterson, Left Guard Varsity Membe Varsity football, as any sport, allows boys an excellent opportunity to compete with each other. It prepares them for the competitive world which they will have to face in the future years. At the same time, they learn the importance of good sportsmanship, both on and off the field. It teaches them the importance of a healthy body, and how to use their minds quickly, precisely, and to the best advantage. All of these things, and also the ability to work as a team, prepares the athlete of today for his life in the future. Coached by Ed Kretz, Blaine Bennett and Leslie Hogan, the In- dians finished the year in third place with three wins, five losses and one tie for their season ' s record. Beginning the season in a game with Lewis and Clark and playing all the teams but Shadle twice, it proved to be a difficult league. Determination, courage and the will-to-win were the feelings shown by this year ' s squad. They went into every game ready to make an all-out effort to uphold North Central ' s name. They fought each game like true warriors. Once more they played in the annual Shriners ' Game at the stadium against Rogers, defeating them 19 to 7. Although the team placed third, the coaches were not disappointed in the team and are looking forward to a more successful year with next year ' s varsity gridders. The coaches start looking for these future warriors during the summer training, which is when they get ready for the coming season of play. Below, Rick Giampietri (32) drives for yardage against Rogers as Jerry Har- wood (83) comes to his aid. At left is the coveted Apache emblem. Running around Gonzaga ' s end is Dennis Stuart (15) as Scott Grimm (25) runs interference. Also shown are Lyell Williams (53), Rick Keeling (24), and Rick Giampietri (32). trive for Perfection Shown tripping up a Roger ' s ballcarrier is Mike Magers (26) in a game at NC ' s field. Will Dennis Stuart (15) be able to elude this Shadle linebacker time? Pat Gracio, Wing Back Scott Grimm, Left End Jerry Harwood, Swing End Steve Hoag, Right Guard Thrilling Season End At the annual Sports Award Banquet at North Central, many of the football players received their first, second, and third letter awards for playing in the varsity games of the season. Among the boys re ceiving their second year awards were Captain David Neff, Rick Giam- pietri, Mike Magers and Gary Bursch. Third year award went to Jon Chastain, who also was placed on the All-City football team which is made up of outstanding players of all the city teams. Many of the first year lettermen will be trying for their second year award next season. During the year, an Apache was given to Gary Neiswender for an outstanding play against the opposition. Three years ago, Coach Kretz started this honor program. It is used to build team spirit and drive. After the Apache insignia is awarded, the proud recipient places it on the side of his helmet and wears it in all following varsity games. Although not all of the boys on the varsity football squad received awards this year, many Juniors and Sophomores will have a chance next year to win recognition. Those who did not win awards received the honor of playing on the varsity team. They played the best they could, and that is all the coaches asked. At the left, Rick Giampietri (32) charges into LC ' s line for more yardage. Below, Bob Warehouse (80) and Gary Bursch (84) attempt to stop the ballcarrier in a game against LC. Jr y A y r y iA H J i Brian Hipperson, Rick Keeling, TacMe Le i Ha Jerry Kostelecky, Quarterback Ben Lawson, Halfback Steve McConnell, Tackle Mike Price, Right Tackle Chris Ramsey, Tackle Dale Reed, Doug Rose, Bob Rowland, Mike Sharpe, Dennis Stuart, Wayne Zehm, Leo Zwischenberger, Fullback Left Tackle Left Half Tackle Quarterback Left Guard Swing End Vith Awards Con First Half: North Central.. 0 North Central 6 North Central 12 North Central 6 North Central 0 Second Half: North Central 0 North Central 19 North Central 0 North Central 42 Lewis and Clark 20 Gonzaga 26 Rogers 6 Ferris 6 Shadle Park 19 Lewis and Clark 33 Rogers 7 Gonzaga 21 Ferris 27 John Andersen, Trainer Pat Cotter, Manager Below, an unidentified Indian wrestles down a Rogers player as Jerry Oberg (79) comes to help out. At the right, Jerry Steiner (46) makes an all-out effort to stop a Gonzaga player. jm Pa . . a,, .... ■ David Elliott Manager John Johnson Manager B Squad — First Row: Kim Delong, Bill Keevy, Duane Jacobs, Frank Barnes, Brad Parker, Steve Allbery, Mike Jordan, Roger Swan, Steve Dashiell, Steve Hubbard, Dan Groh, Bob Trevillyan, Mike Caldwell, Steve Bishop, Dan Gates. Second Row: Gene Maple, Don Ullrich, Rick Davis, Stan Siegel, Lee Evans, Gary Buck, Dick Lang, Tom Krell, Jerry Smith, Bill Griffith, Tom Matts, Joe Sapp, Kevin Graham, Dale Walker. Third Row: Larry Jelsing, Steve Culnane, Dave Nyberg, Ron Diggs, Harry Barnes, Bob Nielson, Dennis Walkup, Bill Warehouse, Wayne Reida, Jim Kvalevog, Pat McVay, Lloyd Schaeffer, Larry Galvin. Fourth Row: Steve Holden, Steve Smith, Mike Blair, Tom Jones, Dick Thomas, Tom Ulvin, John Rowland, Gary Miller, Mike Brandenburger, Steve Kelly, Dean Press, Larry Fry. Hard Work Pays Dividends Being on the B-squad team teaches the boys how to be good sportsmen, while it furthers their knowledge of the game ' s fundamentals. The varsity coaches watch these boys very closely and try to find the ones that show the most promise as future varsity players. If the boys are not chosen for the varsity team, they have still had the benefit of be- ing a part of this organization. During the year they play other B-squad teams throughout the city. The Braves finished the season with a record of three wins and five losses, placing 6th in the city. Outstanding players for the Braves were Dave Nyberg, quarterback; Kim Delong, end; and Eric Davis, end. These boys, plus many others, also received their letter awards for being on the team. Coach Hannan was looking forward to next year ' s team and perhaps a better season. The Frosh football team is made up of boys who have plans for football in their later years of high school. It helps to prepare them mentally and physically for B-squad and varsity football. The boys learn to block and tackle with authority which Coach Bill Diedrick thinks are important factors for a good team. They played only four games, tak- ing games from LG (7-0), and Ferris (20-7), and losing to Rogers (19-7), and Gonzaga (13-0). The Gonzaga game was considered the worst defeat because of injuries to key men in the previous game. Some of the starting boys Coach Diedrick considered outstanding were Ross Rhodes, half- back; Rick Bradford, center; and Rick Daugherty, end. Coach Diedrick feels the experience gained throughout the season will greatly benefit the boys when they play varsity ball. 5KB ■ : . ■ ■ 1 •V. ' Freshmen — First Row: Rod Thur, manager, Bruce Hengen, Bob Bliz- zard, Chandler Faroane, Tom Kostelecky, Chuck Hansen, Steve Canter, Bud Allbery, Brad Martin, Ross Rhodes, Glen Samms, Greg Sarber, Tony Kraay, Bob Erickson, manager. Second Row: Don Wolfe, Kevin Hoover, Ralph O ' Meara, Sam DeCaro, Kelley Curran, Bill Hawley, Wally Prosser, Dusty Morlan, Rick Doherty, Steve Mitchell, James Per- kins, Jim Wright. Third Row: Greg Ulrigg, Pat Blair, Maurice Bur- nette, Bill Bush, Monte Allen, Rick Bradford, Kevin McPherson, Tony Tonellato, Randy Culliton, Tom Verstig, manager. 164 Left to right: First row: Walt Caton, Roger Smith, Randy Naylor, Russ Oslund, Bob Rockser, Bill Daley, Charlie Greenwood, Terry Schafer, Steve Hendricks. Second row: Doug Hendnck- son Roger Naylor, Terry Matrix, Tom Vaughn, Ralph Radmer, Eugene Graham, Bob Duprie, Bob Lee, Ben Hayden, Al Strom, Jack Ashlock, Rick Welsh, John Munyan. Hard Work Builds Cross Country Runners Miles of hard work and pure dedication devel- oped North Central ' s Cross Country team this year. Coached by Gene Lister, with Dale Blair ' s assistance, the boys worked out in all types of weather. This year ' s team was led by seniors Roger Smith, Randy Naylor, Russ Oslund, Bob Rockser, Terry Shafer, Tom Vaughn, Ralph Radmer, Eugene Graham, Bob Duprie, Bob Lee, Ben Hayden, Al Strom, Jack Ash- lock, and John Munyan, with underclassmen Bill Daley, Charlie Greenwood, Roger Naylor, Terry Mat- rix, and Rick Welsh backing the team for future years. Most of the boys who were on the Cross Country team in the fall are now turning out for the track season. Bill Daley is seen outrunning an un- identified opponent. Randy Naylor is seen finishing off an- other long race. 165 Left to right: First row: Jim Daly, Dennis Duehning, Les Smith, Mickey Nyreen, Dale Sekijima, Jack Fournier. Second row: Coach Ron Walker, Dave Westfall, Greg Hendrickson, Al Hanson, Brian Simpson, Wes Johnson, Dan Mitchell. Boys Work for Third Straight Title Led by the top performers in the city, Jack Fournier and Jim Daly, the North Cen- tral tennis squad came out with its second straight city championship. Coach Ron Walker was very pleased with the fall season, and is looking forward to an equally successful spring season. Along with the two city champions, ten boys are returning for more action. They are Dennis Duehning, Les Smith, Mickey Nyreen, Dale Sekijima, Dave Westfall, Greg Hendrick- son, Al Hanson, Brian Simpson, Wes Johnson, and Dan Mitchell. April 21 April 26 April 28 May 3 May 5 May 10 May 12 May 17 May 20 21 Spring Schedule North Central vs. Gonzaga North Central vs. University North Central vs. Shadle Park North Central vs. Central Valley North Central vs. West Valley North Central vs. Lewis Clark North Central vs. Ferris North Central vs. Rogers Inland Empire Tournament Jim Daly is caught serving to one of his weaker opponents. Jack Fournier is caught slamming a serve to one of his eight victims. 166 Left: Indian Bob Johnson (10) drives for lay-in against Ferris opponent. Center: Helpless Highlanders look on as Chuck Wilkerson (41) shoots. Bruce Wald (45) watches the action. Right: Ron Jewell (43) attempts to check shot of unidentified player. Indian Hoopsters See Action NC 55 Sandpoint 52 NC 49 Kellogg 53 NC 63 Lewiston 50 NC 51 Shadle Park 70 NC 60 Coeur d ' Alene 70 NC 56 Ferris 72 NC . 48 Gonzaga 60 NC 73 Mead 63 NC 51 Central Valley 96 NC 32 University 63 NC 50 Lewis and Clark 67 NC 57 Rogers 67 NC 50 Gonzaga 69 NC 61 West Valley 65 NC 64 Mead 62 NC 60 Ferris 71 NC 71 University 80 NC 51 Lewis and Clark 67 NC 64 Central Valley 63 NC 66 Shadle 75 Left : Chuck Wilkerson (40) executes jump shot as Shadle player ris player as Jack Rizzuto ( 12 ), Eric Johnson (4) and Don Ulrich (50) futilely watches. Center: Bruce Wald (44) maneuvers for basket as get ready for the ball, puzzled Tigers look on. Right: Bruce Wald (44) jumps against a Fer- 167 Chuck Wilkerson ) : 2 , {J Dennis DeBill Varsity Season Prove Left to right: Jack Fournier, Chuck Wilkerson, Bob Johnson, Bill Keevy Hanson, Don Ulrich, Bruce Wald, Dennis Phillips, Ron Jewell, Eric Johi Ron Jewell Jack Rizzuto Harold Patterson r ft fjf i If 168 hallenging to Indians , . ... .A Ron Walker Coach rimm, Tom Wold, Dennis DeBill, Harold Patterson, Jack Rizzuto. In the Dave Noble, Mr. Ron Walker, and John Anderson. Ken Grimm Tom Wold Bob Johnson Jack Fournier X 169 Rick Davis (11) takes a shot from under the basket during one of the games. B-Squad Basketball — Left to right: First row: Bill Warehouse, Gary Lindeblad, Coach Hannan, John Carver, Manager, Dale Krahn, Lonnie Morgan. Second row: Jerry Harwood, Steve Allbery, Mike Schiffner, Rick Davis, Isaac Carter, Steve Kelly. B-Squad Takes Championship Our B-Squad Basketball team of 1965-66 had an outstanding year. With a league record of 15 wins and three losses the team placed first, undis- puted, for the first time in recent history of B- squad action. Coach Hannan felt the reasons for such a victory were good team discipline, hard work, and with only ten boys on the squad, work- ing together on the court as a team. Mr. Hannan was sure that these boys were looking eagerly for- ward to their varsity year of basketball. Boys of the Freshman basketball team learn the fundamentals of basketball. They first learn how to control the ball, shoot the ball from dif- ferent positions on the court and how to work as a team. Even though they played under a handicap because of a mixup of coaches, the boys ended the season and had a league record of three wins and nine losses. The boys have to wait a long time for their chance to play on the varsity team and they look forward with anticipation to when they can play against the best the other schools have to offer. Freshman Basketball — Left to right: First row: Roger Jokinen, Spencer Cones, Tony Kraay. Second row: Chan Faraone, Ross Rhodes, Rick Doherty, Bill Hawley, Bob Mason, Jim Wright. Bud Allbery, Bob Blizzard, Joe Durgan, manager. 170 Steve Saruwatari 103 Cliff Wavra 112 Tom Vaughn 120 ' John Munyan 130 Jerry Kostelecky 136 Ben Hayden 141 Dave Neff 148 Gary Bursch 154 Rick Giampietri 165 Lyell Williams 178 John Warfield 191 Mike Sharpe Unlimited Wrestlers Work Towards State Leslie Hogan Coach Staging a strong comeback after losing their first three matches, the Indian matmen ended the season with a record of five wins and three losses, in a third place tie with Ferris. Three North Central wrestlers placed well at the district matches, and in so doing, earned a trip to the state matches in Ellcnsburg. These were Rick Giampietri, Mike Sharpe, and Steve Saruwatari. The members of the team devoted themselves to their wrestling. For two hours a day, six days a week, the boys dedicated themselves, always trying to achieve the point of perfection. 01 Blaine Bennett Coach Wrestling an unidentified Ferris opponent is Rick Giampietri. John Munyan is pictured here with his unknown grappler from Mead. 171 Left to right: First row: Steve Saruwatari, Gary Bursch, Mike Sharpe, Ben Hayden, Rick Giampeitri. Athletes Receive Awards in Spring Con Special awards seemed to be limited to a few wrestlers this year. Three wrestlers participated in state competition. They were Steve Saruwatari, Mike Sharpe, and TRick Giampeitri. At a special awards ' convocation late in March, awards voted on by the team were presented to the win- ners. Rick Giampeitri received the captain ' s award, the Mr. Hustle trophy, and was best wrestler from advantage position. Gary Bursch was best from a neutral position, and Ben Hayden was best from a disadvantage position. Seen getting ready to pin his opponent is John Munyan. Mike Sharpe is seen taking a dvantage of an unidentified opponent. 172 Ah f Vy j B-Squad Wrestling. — Left to right: First row: Don Lunzer, Terry Mattix, Tom Whicker, Steve Hendricks, Dan McCort, Wayne Zehm. Second row: Dave Norby, Jon Coffin, Brian Simpson, Steve Hoag, Doug Goddard, Walt Radmer, Dan O ' Meara. Upcoming Talent Shows Outstanding Ability Meeting their challengers prepared, both men- tally and physically was the challenge of. the B- squad and Frosh grapplers. Hard work and dedi- cated spirit led the team through the year. All of the boys were working for a spot on the varsity team. A few of the boys showed exceptional talent and could be a serious threat to those boys already on the varsity. Coached by Blaine Bennett and Les Hogan, the combined B-squad and Frosh team had a high- ly successful season. They won most of their matches, showing us what we can expect in the future. Coach Bennett feels that the squad worked harder and was more dedicated than any other squad he has coached. Freshman and Sophomore Wrestling — Left to right: First row: Wolfrum, Kevin Scott, Jim Wisher, Dennis Walkup, Kim Delong, Dave Cooper, Roy Munyan, Rick Welsh, Doug Hendrickson, John Rick Sorenson. Third row: Robin Merrill, Ben Cleveland, Mike Johnson, Greg Davis, Larry Marchioro, Steve Dashiel, Jim Gamble, Brandenburger, John Rowland, Pat McVay, Darrell Schmidt, Rich- Ken Lunser, Glenn Samms, Mike Saruwatari. Second row: Dan ard Miller, Rick Kitterman, Wayne Reida, Dave Norby, Steve Hub- Groh, Neil Snider, Cap Davis, Don Wolfe, Ralph O ' Meara, Brad bard. 173 Golf team members. Front row, left to right: Gary Lindeblad, Doug Jewett, Mike Hansen, Bob Duprie, Dennis Phillips, Ken Grimm, Dennis Floyd, Dick Hobsen. Second row: Vince Lloyd, Doug Scott, Kim Hamilton, Lanny Senter, Kim Buelo, Ron Mehlert, Richard Lines, Joe Durgan, Dan Gates, Rick Sorenson. Dennis Floyd shows excellent form while driving. Golf Squad Works Hard As Swim Team Makes Debut In an attempt to bring back a long forgotten sport at North Central in 1966, swimming was re-established. Under the firm coaching of William Diedrick, the swimmers, although winless in five meets, had a successful season, with one member of the team, John Johnson, going to the state meet in Seattle. After a fairly successful fall season, the boys ' golf team is looking forward to the spring season. Coach Simonson, stated that the boys would play a total of ten matches, winding up with the Inland Em- pire tournament in which all the teams from the Spokane area compete. Swim team members. Front row, left to right: Lee Rogers, Mike Armstrong, Brian La- Kenny Tom- seen executing the backstroke dur- Salle, Dale Meuler, Kenny Tom, and Tony Tonellato. Second row: Bill Miller, Tom ing practice. MacNaughton, Steve McNutt, Marv Richardson, John Taylor, Dave Bartline, Rich Miller, Don Ashford, Gary Fievez, and Eric Bell. 174 175 Chuck Wilkerson fires a fast ball in prepai Lonnie Morgan is caught watching for a hard ground ball. lljjj Inexperienced Varsi April 12 North Central vs. Lewis Clark April 14 North Central vs. University April 19 North Central vs. Central Valley April 21 North Central vs. Shadle Park April 26 North Central vs. Gonzaga Prep April 28 North Central vs. Ferris April 29 North Central vs. Rogers May 3 North Central vs. West Valley May 5 North Central vs. Mead Kim Contos beats out an infield single against CV. Don Smith warms up the pitcher a Don Smith tags up on a sacrifice fly and heads for home. 176 V - w4l k he season opener against Coeur d ' Alene. Mary Richardson gets set to take out an opponent. trives for Championship May 6 North Central vs. Lewis and Clark May 10 North Central vs. University May 12 North Central vs. Central Valley May 13 North Central vs. Shadle Park May 1 7 North Central vs. Gonzaga Prep May 19 North Central vs. Ferris May 20 North Central vs. Rogers May 24 North Central vs. West Valley May 26 North Central vs. Mead Don Smith rounds first on the way to an easy double. sine batter looks on in bewilderment. B-squad Baseball — Left to right: First row: Tom Brown, John McDavid, Tim Ross, Roger Swan, Isaac Carter, Jim Ewell, Larry Marchioro. Second row: Greg Havens, Karl Ford, Gene Maple, Steve Bishop, Mike Brandenburger, Jim Coleman, Kerry Roberts. Future Varsity in Training Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr May 3 May 6 May 10 1 12 1 1 + 1 19 1 21 1 26 1 28 1 29 B-squad Schedule North Central vs. Lewis Clark April 20 North Central vs. University April 27 North Central vs. Central Valley May 4 North Central vs. Shadle Park May 9 North Central vs. Gonzaga May 1 1 North Central vs. Ferris May 16 North Central vs. Rogers May 23 North Central vs. West Valley May 25 North Central vs. Mead North Central vs. Lewis Clark Freshman Schedule North Central vs. Ferris North Central vs. Lewis Clark North Central vs. Rogers North Central vs. Gonzaga North Central vs. Ferris North Central vs. Lewis Clark North Central vs. Rogers North Central vs. Gonzaga Freshman Baseball — Left to right: First row: Scott Sulivan, Chuck Risen, George Bell, Tony Kray, Larry Rayon, Greg Sarber, John Bosch, Dusty Morlan, Pat Blair. Second row. Lester Risen, Bob Smith, Jim Wright, Glenn Samms, Ross Rhodes, Brad Martin, Chuck Han- sen, Jim Kvalevog. Third row: Greg Lawson, Dean Reed, Rich Miller, Mike Heimbigner, Ron Koch, Rick Bradford, Doug Malott, Ray Stewart. nGflfj mm ■ l.r M 178 Gene Maple is seen throwing a man out at the plate. Tim Ross crosses first for an infield hit. Jim Ewell leads off first as Karl Ford awaits the pick-off attempt. 179 Varsity — B-squad Track — Left to right: First row: Rick Keeling, Jim Griffith, Bruce Wald, Mike Sharpe, Ralph Radmer, Dick Eng- strom, Russ Oslund, Roger Smith, Bob Rockser, Don Ullrich, Scott Grimm, Brian Hipperson. Second row: Don Diggs, Randy Naylor, Tom Ulvin, Mike Brophy, George Mattix, Al Simmons, Mike Jor- dan, Tom Jones, Gerald Keevy, Bill Daley, Gene Graham, Tim Burchett, Walt Radmer, manager. Third row: Mike Melby, man- ager, Charles Greenwood, Greg Hendrickson, Roger Naylor, Steve McConnell, Mark Douds, Harry Barnes, Jerry Oberg, Larry Fry, Larry Ross, Larry Shinn, Rick Trippel, manager. North Central ' s Cinder Men Aim for State This year ' s track team, under the able direc- tion of Coach Eugene Lister and Dale Blair, prac- April ticed long and hard in an attempt to secure the April city track title for North Central. Hard work and April dedication, as with all sports, was the key to sue- April cess. Led by Terry Schafer, Mike Sharpe and Russ April Oslund. the track team looked forward to a win- May ning season. Although the above mentioned boys May were the most outstanding, team work was con- May stantly emphasized by Coach Lister. The team May waited eagerly for its five City League opponents, May the district meets at West Valley and to climax the season, the State meet at Pullman, League Schedule Central Valley vs. Ferris vs. Gonzaga vs. University vs. Rogers vs. 22 29 6 11 13 2(1 27-28 State meet at Pullman North Central North Central North Central North Central North Central Championship finals at Hart Field District preliminaries at West Valley District meet at West Valley Bi-District meet at West Valley 180 Freshman Track - - Left to right: First row: Jim Perkins, Mike Nelson. Roy Jokinen, Stan Smith, John Greenwood, Pat Owen, Kelvin Hoover. Second row: Bruce Hengen, Roy Fry, Gregg Pryde, Ralph O ' Meara, John Aiken, Larry Parrott. Don Ullrich attempts to clear the bar in the high jumping event. Mike Sharpc shows shotputting form. Runners on your mark! Get set! Go! This is the familiar cry heard during the season. Proud to be leading North Central at performances and parades are majorettes: Sue Revard, Peggy Hansen. Lynn McVay, Donna Revard, Cathy Armstrong and Carol Austed. Color Added by Performers Both majorettes and marching units agreed that it takes team work to get things done. The majorettes were an important part of the half- time stunts performed by the band and marching units. Besides the numerous performances during football season, the majorettes displayed their skill and imagination in the annual Red Feather con. In the spring, they led the NC marching band and pep units in the Lilac Parade. In order to qualify, a Red Feather or Color Girl must be in good standing which means no grade below a C. She also must have imagin- ation, gracefulness, and resourcefulness. This year the majorettes made several appearances at the Ma- sonic Temple, and the Ridpath Hotel. They were in a variety show at Eastern State Hospital and at the March of Dimes Marathon. Donna Revard Chairman Majorettes Peggy Hansen, Lynn McVay, Sue Revard, Carol Austed, Donna Revard and Cathy Armstrong take time out to show-off their new outfits. 182 183 Sally Meranda Football Robin Brockway Wrestling Looking back over the events of the year, we, the cheerleaders, have many precious memories. We got to know each other better as we had regular practices during the summer. We ' ll never forget the Big and Little Sister Party because that was the first time we had ever cheered in front of an audience. We all had lumps in our throats as the band played Red and Black. The crazy car caravan we had for the first football game was an- other memorable event for us. The horn of the car behind us got stuck on the way to the stadium, and we laughed and yelled all the way. Before the Shrine game, we all visited the Shriner ' s Hospital for crippled children. Our visit made us thankful for the wonderful job the Shriners and the hospital staff are doing to help the little children. We were also made aware of how lucky we are to be strong and healthy. Then the exciting football season came to an end. A cheerleading clinic was held at West Valley High School Spirit had little chance to ha ported our teams. Agreed? Leaders oi Jan Hyslop, Danelle Davies, Arlene Vi Robin Brockway, and Donna Newberg. Spirit Exemplified Be School where we met many of the cheerleaders from the other schools. Then came the exciting basketball games and wrestling matches. We were so proud and excited in our new uniforms. Spring sports were great fun sitting out in the sun at the baseball games and the track meets. But now it is all in the past. It is now time for a new group of cheerleaders to make their own memories. We only hope theirs will be as wonderful as ours. 184 everyone from seniors to frosh sup- ire, from left to right, Debbie Steidl, inda, Candy Frasher, Maryl Sandbrrg, y Cheerleaders A- 1 Arlene Vietzke, Jan Hyslop, and Debbie Steidl cheer the team on to victory. 185 First row, left to right: Bev Saruwatari, Kathy Juhnke, Sue Gambill, Becky Stone, Denise Bambino, Pam Garinger, Linda Killian, Marilyn Bowell, Sue Shinn, Gwen Furgeson, Debbie Steidl, Robin Brockway, Lori Gausman. Second row: Donna Newberg, Carlen Duehning, Carol Austed, Mardi Boswell, Rosemary Goerz, Joyce Frances, Jeannie Sabiston, Corrine Kersul, Pat Ande rson, Jan Hyslop, Maryl Sandberg, Gail Coyte, Terry Galambie, Danelle Davies. Third row: Linda Swartz, Judy Johnson, Jackie Mouser, Candy Frasher, Betty Peters, Jill Bodvm, Peggy Plumb, Phyllis Heise, Arlene Vietzke, Cathy Mandt, Sally Meranda, Sue Goudzward, Donna Revard, Laura Coyte. Red Feathers Spirited s Red Feathers is an honor inarching unit and pep club composed of about eighty girls. They support the Indians in both fall and spring sports. ► Football, basketball, and wrestling seem to rate highest with the girls. The Red Feathers served the school and community this year by help- ing a family at Thanksgiving, being usherettes for concerts, P.T.A., the school play and stadium events, and by giving their support and boundless school spirit to the teams. They also performed stunts at halftime during football games and marched in spring parades. This group really cared about its school and represented it favorably. Linda Swartz Many clays were spent marching in knee-deep mud in preparation for half- Chairman time stunts, and more precious hours were spent in devoted team support. The Red Feathers were and are proud of North Central. Gail Coyte Secretary Pam Garinger Treasurer Carol Austed Historian Denise Bambino Jackie Mouser Sergeants at Arms 186 First row: left to right: Pam Nakagawa, Cathy Pesik, Patti McLaughlin, Cheryl Pickens, Sharon Gibson, Mary Ann Weitz, Cheryle Perkins, Peggy Henning, Linda Nicholson, Marilyn Pasicznyk, Barb Soapes, Sally Pickens, Marcia Clark. Second row: Teresa Hanson, Kris Evans, Lea Wright, Gail Burkhart, Kathy Bullis, Gayle Northcutt, Terry Davey, Colleen Day, Danna Gates, Pat Chantry, Bonnie Remmers, Kathy Thompson, Marie Wold. Third row: Audrey Brooks, Pat McCammond, Kathi Olson, Jan Naylor, Janet Poetter, Judy Rowland, Judy Allbery, Sue Revard, Peggy Hansen, Lynn McVay, Evelyn Hossner, Ruth Camp- bell, Kathy Wise, Robyn Bell. Judy Rowland Sue Goudzward Judy Johnson Lori Gausman Jeannie Sabiston Sergeants at Arms Historian Treasurer Secretary 187 Left to right: First row: Dolores Mitchell, Clara Szep, Chris Fritz, Cheryl Rayon, Marilyn Bartoletta, Timme Pesik, Patti Dunn. Second row: Lavinia McClarin, Patty Pesik, Michele Pasicznyk, Mary Meg Pfarr, Kathy Brown, Cindy Williams, Debbie Bouten, Kathy Jensen, Suzie Bassett, Cathy Armstrong, Joan Davey, Starleen Pichette, Kay Duehning, Roberta Bland, Susie Northquist. Third row: Chris Det- mer, Yvette Broadwell, Billie Anderson, SteveAnn Edwards, Shellie Sale, Carol Sather, Carla Butz, Cheryl Wunderlich, Kathy Green, Marlehe Jewell, Cheryl Strong, Marge Johnson, Bonnie Johnson, Judy Cole. Color Girls Demonstrate School Spirit Cheryl Wunderlich Chairman Joan Davey Secretary-Treasurer Kathy Green Sergeant-at-Arms Cathy Armstrong Historian Kathy Brown Chairman Timme Pesik Secretary-Treasurer Cheryl Rayon Historian Billie Anderson Sergeant-at-Arms 188 Left to right: First row:Niki Olson, Sue Rounds, Lois Gunstrom, Leslie Logan, Linda Gill, Patty Betts, Nancy Swanson, Linda Emter, Georgia Christensen, Ginnie Cress, Wendy Bartlett, Emilie Edwards. Second row: Kathy Alexander, Margaret Boyd, Kathy Cameron, Kathy Sather, Carol Farrell, Jeanne Thorsen, Penny Schafer, Mar- cella Knutson, Vicki Seger, Debbie Peterson, Connie Hagen, Ruth Haupt. Third row: Billie Ahrendt, Marcia Law, Dianna Garbarino, Roxie Weatherly, Debbie Larkin, Diane Hendrix, Jonnie Phillipson, Sue Arnold, Cathy Morris, Karen Prophet, Becky Uhden. Organized for the purpose of demonstrating and en- couraging school spirit, freshmen and sophomores com- pose the pep unit known as the Color Girls. Any girl wishing to join the Color Girls is invited to try out. Members are chosen by the girls ' physical ed- ucation teachers, Mrs. Linda Bruns and Miss Kay Selde, according to their grade point average, citizenship re- cord and ability to march. These girls attend all sporting events, which include varsity football and basketball games, wrestling matches, track meets and spring sports. Frosh and B-squad cheerleaders are selected from this group. Because Color Girls is a stepping stone to other various honor units, members work hard to keep high grades and develop leadership ability. Pep units proudly sing the Alma Mater after a game. Roxie Weatherly Chairman Nancy Swanson Secretary - Treasurer Marcella Knutson Historian Connie Hirst Sergeant-at-Arms Becky Uhden Drill Master 189 First row, left to right: Becky Stone, Patti Dunn, Mikki Pasicznyk, Marylyn Bartoletta, Colleen Day prepares to sink a Eva Gregg. Second row: Colleen Day, Chris Wren, Sandy Wold, Kathy Wilson, Laura Stern, putt at Downriver Golf. Course. Jackie Logan. Competitive Sports Require Skill Spotting for Becky Melby are Leanne Thompson, Terry McMillian, Pam Northcutt, and LeAnne Robison. 190 First row, left to right: Dolores Stewart, Gwen Furgeson, Terry Starr, Merribelle Craggett, Sharon Binder. Second row: Sue Frank, Cathy Colling, Karen Keevy, Karen Compton, Donna Newberg, Sally Mer- anda, Karen Kennedy, Carlen Duehning, Jo Seitz, Donna Standaart. Third row: Cheri DeLoach, Loretta Czap, Starleen Pichellc, Sandy Pederson, Cheryl Wunderlich, Joyce Hill, Linda Harwood, Kathy Boyet, Patti Biggs. Varsity tennis, coached by Mrs. Lucile Lill, was limited to nine members. Competition foi top positions was keen with the girls practicing three nights a week and many weekends. AB- squad was established to help the netters have more competition between themselves. Girls ' golf was another challenging and competitive sport. It was under the direction of Mrs. Linda Bruns. Spokane Park Department allowed members to play free twice a week on any city golf course. Many girls were attracted to participate in gymnastics, an after school sport, coached by Miss Kay Selde. Watching one of their girls jump on the trampoline are Mrs. Linda Bruns, Mrs. Lucile Lill and Miss Kay Selde. Terry Starr demonstrates her skill with a backhand swing. 191 iJinq adver TACO TIME Corner of Monroe and Chelan TACOS RE FRIT OS BURRITOS BANDIDOS TOSTADOS While outside winter is raging, our cheerleaders are happy with their tacos. From left to right they are: Danelle Davies, Donna Newberg, Maryl Sandberg, Arlene Vietzke, Jan Hyslop, Robin Brockway, Debbie Steidl and Sally Meranda. Wirsche CALL HERBISON ' S FA 7-6679 PHOTO LAB • Developing FOR W127 Indiana Ave. • Enlarging FA 7-9651 • Copying ( TELE-PHARMACY V SERVICE J NATURAL COLOR OR BLACK AND WHITE Delivery Service Blessing Music Center Sales — Rentals — Lessons Band Instruments Guitars — Amplifiers — Banjos N2209 Monroe St. FA 6-1241 Why Not Let Us Print For You? PHOTO OFFSET LETTERPRESS DIRECT MAIL CREATIVE PRINTING FORMS COMPOSITION PRINT LETTER SHOP FAirfax 7-5238 West 408 Indiana Avenue Spokane, Washington 99205 WILLIAMS NORTH WALL PHARMACY N. 5525 Wall St. Spokane, Wash. Phone FA 6-0244 Harold G. Williams Prescription Delivery llll i Garland Theatre Bldg. Garland and Monroe FA 5-3342 Justanote to remind you good grooming is es- sential to success. That ' s why successful peo- ple rely on Scollard ' s Laundry and Dry Cleaners to keep wardrobes looking like new. Scollard ' s is a master sanitone dry cleaners-and that means the finest. Let Scollard ' s begin serving you now. Give us a try. We think you ' ll be happy for years to come. 1310 NW Blvd. Laundry - Dry Cleaning - Car- pet and Furniture Cleaning. FA 7-7764 B. A. P. (British Auto Parts) European Auto Parts Parts and Service for All Foreign Cars N2 106 Monroe St. FA 8-3811 Loma Vista Drugs Free Prescription Delivery N. 5507 Alberta FA 7-4662 Hi LEARN TO BE A PROFICIENT SECRETARY, BOOKKEEPER, OR STENOGRAPHER Let Kelsey-Baird Secretarial School be your direct route to your career goals. Instruction provided by our well-trained teachers is of the highest quality. Our classes, being limited in size, allow you to receive in- dividual instruction and assistance. New classes begin at frequent intervals. We operate our own Job Place- ment Service, and take pride in the achievement of the many graduates that we have placed in good jobs. KELSEY-BAIRD GRADUATES EARN TOP WAGES kelsey- baird secretarial school Barrett Bldg., 2nd Floor W.418 Sprague Ave., Spokane, Wn. MA4-8957 1 Deciding on graduation gifts is difficult for seniors Don Puddy and Jan Cluckey. (Dodsoris Jewelers W. 517 Riverside Avenue Shadle Center Moscow TOWN COUNTRY DRUGS, INC. Complete Prescription Service Free Prescription Delivery School Supplies W. 820 Francis FA 8-9660 Monte Neel, Owner CORBIN PARK CLEANERS DRAPERY SPECIALIST Phone FA 7-1361 N. 2814 Monroe Street Spokane 17, Wash. ARLENE LEITHAUSER The problem of Unwanted Hair Solved forever ARLENE LEITHAUSER, R.N. Electrolysis Polly, Atum liaJz uf, Fancy Cakes and Pastries N1821 Division St. FA 7-9341 417 Zukor Bldg. Temple 8-1982 LARRY KEGLEY ' S CHEVRON W. 618 Francis FA 8-1612 THE FUTURE BELONGS TO YOU To you, who have prepared for it. To you, who look to its mysteries with eagerness rather than apprehension. To you, who will master the challenge of the future, our hands are raised in salute. The thousand men and women of The Washington Water Power Company, an organization that has also prepared for the future, extend to you their sincere best wishes. The Washington Water Power Co. Investor oxuned, helping build your community Jack Hanson presents Sue Dalziel with flowers to make the occasion complete. COLD WELL-GARLAND Florists W1414 Garland FA 7-551 1 J.A.Gendron Co. Spokane ' s One-Stop Engineers Supply Store Surveying - Drafting Materials W. 821 1 2 First MA 4-6412 Thrifty Auto Supply House of Horsepower Custom and Marine Engines N200I Division St. FA 7-447 1 GOODBYE AND CONGRATULATIONS —to the Seniors of 1966 HELLO AND BEST WISHES —to the Seniors of 1967 theMcrescent PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO Invites you, the Seniors of 1967 to take advantage of our SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES. 1 - 8 x 10 2-5x7 6 - Friendship Wallet Size ONLY $9.95 P. S. A Photograph is a part of forever. . . and we take our responsibility of making your photograph very, very seriously. hi E. 4824 SPRAGUE AVENUE] PLENTY OF PARKING Try Our Family Style Chinese Dinners] Closed Monday own we«kday till 2am Sundays: noon to midnight! TO Woolworth ' s IN NORTHTOWN A maxim for happiness: If you see someone without a smile, give him yours. PELLA PRODUCTS INC. W. 319 Boone FA 8-2490 personal counseling cosmopolitan student body ■ superior faculty championship athletics suburban campus CEEB scores required - 100% Soft Water in Your Home No Eq uipment to Buy Nor Work to Do Service, Sales, Rentals SERVISOFT SYSTEM INC. W507 Indiana FA 8-6651 at W1IITWORTH COLLEGE a place for doodling ftestof Cuck, Seniors Compliments of Broadway Pharmacy W. 1702 Broadway fpf DAIRY QUEEN k 1MM FOR task ® A f00D r0R H[tt W PEIRONE PRODUCE COMPANY TE 3-3513 N3204 Monroe St. FA 5-5313 East 528 Trent Ave. Spokane, Washington CHASE DALBERT To the class of ' 66 Body and Fender Repairs Painting and Simonizing STONE ' S AUDUBON FUEL INC. CHAI ItAU STUDIO Corner Indiana and Stevens FA 7-7510 North 1329 Ash St. W729 Garland Ave. Bowl Where Hutrlintj Is Fun Home of the NORTH CENTRAL BOWLING TEAM North Bowl W125 Sinto • FA 8-7090 Carlen Duehning, a Darigold driver, and Diane Brown enjoy a cold drink compliments of Dari- gold. DA Rl 5 OLD I turn into the best ham- burgers in town. STRICK N3209 MONROE DON UTS FA 8-909 1 GLAZED AND CAKE DONUTS North Hill Drug Co. Prescription Druggists Corner Post and Garland S9 Post Street MA 4-68 I 5 The Garland Avenue Pharmacy ©•nation CRE VM @TiatiOIl-BETTER FROM THE BEGINNING Dessert Problems? LET US HELP YOU! We can furnish 28 varieties of 8 or 9 pies, cakes and sheet cakes, plain or decorated. we deliver All orders baked fresh VERN ' S PIES, INC. FA 7-9548 HU 7-2767 3003 N. Crestline FA 5-0252 Stifle Jrend BEAUTY SALON Division at Garland Spokane, Washington Air Conditioned PHOTO CENTER NORTH 2 HOWARD ST. SPOKANE, WASH. 99204 Congratulations to the Class of ' 66 Briclcners Studio All Work Guaranteed n n HU 7-5884 i— an— on p E. 538 Kiernan THE GENERAL STORE N. 2424 Division Evening Appointments Quality 3lo iist We telegraph flowers. N. 1602 Monroe Street Spokane, Washington Louies SPECIAL CHINESE American Food Orders to Go Business Mens Luncheon Large Free Parking Lot ■2 Open: Mon. -Sat. Sun. 12 noon- 11 A. M. -3 A. M. 12 midnight FA 6-1333 2819 N. Division, Spokane, Wn. Nothing does if ike ' It Refreshing remembrance Quality R. Wallace Pischel, Inc. P. O. BOX 1009 PASCO, WASH. 9930 1 Don Smith trchett Studio l Makers of Fine Portraits FRENCH ' S STYLING SALON SI 3 Howard St. MA 4-2821 W. 416 Sprague RI 7-3161 Modern Business Training Start any Monday throughout the entire year FREE Lifetime Employment Department Meat Packers, Inc. Try Our Willow Brand Products We are proud to be part of the North Central Tamarack Take one of these exciting courses •fa Secretarial ■jjf Business Administration ■fe Civil Service ■fe Machine Bookkeeping Dictaphone Secretarial •fe Executive and store management •fe Business and salesmanship ■fo Automation KINMAN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY SI 10 Howard TE 8-3522 SUMMER WINTER 6 A.M. 6 A.M. TO TO 9 P.M. 8 P.M. WE HAVE A COMPLETE MENU HU 9-2160 BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNERS SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN CHAR-BROILED STEAKS ALSO BANQUET ROOMS N. 5903 DIVISION ST. W. 1508 Third St. BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS Paul C. Fossum, Inc. WA 4-0900 FA8-6710 E9307 SPRAGUE N1622 DIVISION HONOR SPONSOR Walt ' s Auto Tune -Up N. 2701 Monroe W.A. Swift E. 8022 Sprague 6 SPONSORS Appleton ' s Paints N. 1306 Howard Checki ' s Cars N. 2715 Division Davis and Hosch Music Company N. 1202 Monroe Les Jones Distributor E. 917 Walton Accurate Print and Letter Shop 195 Appleton ' s Paints 205 Arlene Leithauser 197 Beacon Cleaners 194 Blessing Music Center 195 British Auto Parts 196 Broadway Pharmacy 200 Burchett Studio 203 Burger-Haus 201 Carnation 202 Chase and Dalbert 200 Chatteau Studio 200 Checki ' s Used Cars 205 Coldwell-Garland Florist 198 Corbin Park Cleaners 197 Crescent Photo Studio 199 Dairy Queen 200 Darigold Farms 201 Davis and Hosch Music Co. , Inc. 205 Deery Oil 202 Dodson ' s Jewelers 197 Dorian Studio 201 Far East Restaurant 199 Fossum Paints 205 French ' s Beauty Salon 203 General Store 202 Henle Studio 195 Herbison ' s Pharmacy 194 Howard ' s Photo Center 202 J. A. Gendron 198 Kelsey-Baird Secretarial School 196 Kinman Business University 204 Larry Kegley ' s Chevron 197 Les Jones Distributors 205 Loma Vista Drugs 205 Louie ' s Restaurant 203 North Bowl 201 North Hill Drugs 201 Peirone Produce Co. 200 Pella Products 199 Pollyanna Bakery 202 Quality Florists 203 R. Wallace Pischel, Inc. 203 Scollard ' s Cleaners 196 Servisoft System, Inc. 199 £even-Up 203 Smitty ' s Pancake House 204 Stone ' s Audubon Fuel 200 Strick ' s Donuts 204 Style Trend 202 Taco Time 194 Thrifty Auto Supply 198 Town and Country Drugs, Inc. 197 Vern ' s Pies 202 Walt ' s Auto Tune Up 205 Washington College 199 Whitworth College 199 Williams North Wall Pharmacy 195 Willow Meat Packers 204 Wirsche Photo Lab 194 Woolworth ' s 199 SENIOR INDEX AND ACTIVITIES Aagard, Robert L. 38, 65, 66 Varsity Gymnastics; Junior Prom Decorations Committee; Senior Con Co-chairman Achziger, Mathilda Lorraine 2,38, 119 Tamarack Staff Girls Sports Editor; Junior Achievement; League Big Sister, Bronze Pin; Locker Monitor Adams, Connie Jean 38 League Representative, Big Sister; Office Worker Ahrendt, Linda Sue 26, 38, 122 News Staff Reporter; Girls Basketball Manager; Music Festival; Special, Marching, Concert Bands; League Rep- resentative, Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; News Rep- resentative; Locker Monitor; Cafeteria Worker Ahrendt, Steve Howard 63 Not a Candidate for June Graduation Aikman, Philip Gregory 37, 38 Transferred from Rogers; Scholastic Honor Roll 6; ASB Pep Committee; Varsity Football, Track Akins, John Burton 38, 148 Homeroom President; Choir; Tepee Lighters; Senior Com- mencement Committee Alexander, Russell Darwin 38 124, 135, 148 Thespians President; Home Room President, Vice-Presi- dent; Choir; School Play; ASB Representative; Junior Class Representative Allison, Richard Alton 38, 132 B-Squad Football; Frosh Foot- ball; Latin Club; Homeroom Sergeant at Arms; Art Club Andersen, Andrew John 37, 38, 111, 125, 131, 137, 163, 168, 169 Scholastic Honor Roll 3; Warriors Secretary, Treasurer; Key Club; FTA; ASB Co-Rec Com- mittee, Dance Chairman; Junior Prom Decorations-Clean Up Committee; Team Trainer Var- sity Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Track; Frosh Basketball, Baseball; Marching, Concert, Pep Bands; Biology Club; Senior Con Com- mittee Anderson, Gene N. 63 Not a Candidate for June Graduation Anderson, James Norman 38 Anderson, Kevin Emil 38 Scholastic Honor Roll 1; 3C ' s; Home Room President, Vice-President; Junior Var- sity Tennis; Transferred from Lincoln High, Seattle; ASB Representative Anderson, Patricia Marie 2,38, 110, 119, 121, 126, 128, 186 Scholastic Honor Roll 6; Tamarack Staff Classes Edi- tor; Red Feathers; FNA Presi- dent, Historian; Cercle de Menage; Honors Club; Junior Prom Entertainment-Decora- tions Committee; League Big Sister, Representative, Silver Pin, Committees; After-School Sports ' , Roll Checker; ASB Elections; Teen Talks Commit- tees; Orchesis Treasurer; N.C. KREM TV Panel Representative Armstrong, Michael Spaine 38, 55, 125, 130, 131, 174 Transferred from West Lafay- ette High, Indiana; Scholastic Honor Roll 2; Key Club; Inter- national Club; Boys State Alternate; Swim Team; Biology Club; National Merit Semi- Finalist Arneson, Linda May 37, 38 Transferred from West Valley; Library Worker, Club; Honor Roll 1 Ashlock, Jack Richard 38, 65, 131, 137, 165 Honor Roll 4; Junior Class Fifth Executive; Key Club; ASB Co-Rec Committee; Freshman Senator; B-Squad Football; Frosh Football, Wrestling, Track; Varsity Wrestling, Track; Cross Country; Senior Break- fast Committee Chairman Aune, Kathleen Irene 63 Not a Candidate for June Graduation Austed, Carol Joy 2,28, 39, 68, 115, 119, 121, 134, 183, 186 Scholastic Honor Roll 2; Tamarack Staff Senior Editor; Red Feathers Historian; Li- brary Club; Color Girls; ASB Honors Board Committee; B- Squad Cheerleader; Majorette; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; Tamarack, Library Representatives; After-School Sports; Library Worker; Roll Checker; Talent Club; Lilac Princess Finalist Baldwin, Carol Jean 39 Big Sister; Bookroom Worker; FNA Baldwin, Gary Lee 39 Bambino, Denise Jamayne 39, 111, 145, 186 Red Feathers Sergeant at Arms; Color Girls Secretary; Art Club; ASB Carnival, Pep Com- mittees; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Home Room Secretary, Treas- urer; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; After- School Sports; Library Worker; Locker Monitor; ASB Dance Committee Barkley, Paula Marie 39, 152 Transferred from Sprague, Washington; League Big Sister; Junior Achievement Barry, Thomas F. 2,39, 118, 120, 121 Tamarack Staff, Sports Editor; Varsity Golf; Red Cross Rep- resentative; Home Room Vice- President; News, ASB Repre- sentative Bassett, Barry Alan 39, 146 Not a Candidate for June Graduation Basso, Philip Anthony 63, 153 Marching Band; Concert Choir Bauer, Michael D. 39 Bel, Gary Emlle 30, 63 B-Squad Basketball; Frosh Football, Basketball, Baseball; ASB Representative Bell, Larry Douglas 39 Rifle Club Bell, Linda 37,63,148,150 Scholastic Honor Roll 3; Special Marching, Concert, Honor Bands; Music Festival; Choir Berg, Steve R. 39 Binder, Sharon Kay 39, 113, 139, 191 Commercial Club; Varsity Ten- nis; School Play Committee; Home Room Treasurer, President; League Committees, Represent- ative, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; After-School Sports; Roll Checker; Bowling; Library Club; Senior Prom Music Arrangements Committee; Hon- ors Board; ASB Representative Black, Susan Kaye 39, 138 141 League Big Sister; Office Worker; Social Studies Dis- cussion Forum, Vice-President; Chess Club Blizzard, Jerry Andrew 37, 39, 131 Honor Roll 4; Key Club; B- Squad Cross Country; Frosh Cross Country; Marching, Concert Bands Bodvin, Jill Laraine 37, 39, 65, 111, 124, 127, 136, 186 Honor Roll 6; Red Feathers; Color Girls, Historian; Com- mercial Club President; ASB Honors Board, Building Improve- ment, Carnival Committees, Representative; Junior Prom Committee; Home Room Treasur- er; League Big Sister, Silver Pin, Representative, Committee; Roll Checker; Office Worker; Vox Puellarum Secretary; Sen- ior Prom Decorations Chair- man; Bowling Bolser, Charlotte Louise 39 Transferred from Central Valley Boschee, Sylvia Lorraine 214 Transferred from Central Valley Boswell, Martha Anne 2, 37, 39, 118, 121, 134, 146, 148, 149, 186 Scholastic Honor Roll 6; Tam- arack Staff Editor-in-Chief; Red Feathers; Color Girls; Tal- ent Club Vice-President, Sec- retary; ASB Co-Rec Committee; Music Festival; Choir; Tepee Lighters; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; Quill and Scroll; Tamarack Repre- sentative; After-School Sports; Office Worker; Locker Monitor Bowcutt, Pamela Rose 37, 40, 108 Scholastic Honor Roll 6; Junior Prom Committee, Dec- orations-Clean Up; Home Room Secretary; Senior Senator; League Big Sister, Bronze Pin; Junior Class Represent- ative; League Bowling; Lilac Princess Finalist Bowell, Marilyn Beth 40, 66, 110, 136, 145, 186, 187 Honor Roll 3; Red Feathers Chairman; Color Girls Sergeant at Arms; Vox Puellarum His- torian; ASB Teen Talks, Build- ing Improvement, Elections, Committees, Representative; Junior Prom Committee; Home Room Secretary; League Com- mittees, Big Sister, Silver Pin, Representative; After- School Sports; Gym Office Worker; Roll Checker; Locker Monitor; Senior Committee Chairman Boyce, James Ellery 37, 40, 67, 125, 131 Scholastic Honor Roll 6; Biology Club President; Key Club; Junior Achievement; Chem- istry Lab Assistant; Dino; Math Club Secretary; National Merit Finalist; Senior Decor- ations Committee; Home Room Vice-President Bradley, Donald James 37, 40, 113, 125, 130, 131, 150 Scholastic Honor Roll 5; Key Club; International Club Vice- President; Special, Marching, Concert Bands; Biology Club; Senior Breakfast Committee; ASB Honors Board Co-Chairman Brand, Tomi Lea 40, 138, 150 Art Club President; ASB Land- scaping Committee; Girls Basket- ball Manager; Music Festival; Special, Marching, Concert Bands; League Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; After-School Sports; Gym Office Worker Brannigan, Delia Judith 40, 152 ASB Committee; Library Club; Choir; Big Sister, Bronze Pin; Library, Cafeteria Workers Breeden, Karen Lynne 40 Art Club Treasurer; ASB Pub- licity; League Committees, Big Sister; News Representative Brockway , Robin Rae 28,29, 40, 106, 123, 127, 133, 184, 185, 186, 194 Scholastic Honor Roll 2; ASB Secretary; News Staff Associate Editor Advertising Manager; Red Feathers; Color Girls; Commercial Club Secretary; International Club; ASB Rep- resentative, Pep, Dance, Co-Rec Committees; Home Room Presi- dent, Secretary; Junior Senator; Varsity Cheerleader, Wrestling Chairman; League Committees, Silver Pin, Big Sister; Quill and Scroll; After-School Sports; Senior Breakfast Committee; Lilac Princess Finalist Brooks, Judy Elaine 40, 147, 152 League Representative; Mixed Chorus; Girls Glee Brougham, Ruth V. 40 ASB Committee; League Commit- tees, Bronze Pin; Senior Com- mencement Committee Brown, Diana Ruth 2,30,40,59, 110, 119, 120, 121, 126, 130, 133, 201 Tamarack Staff Copy Editor, Advertising Manager; Interna- tional Club; Cercle de Men- age; 3C ' s Secretary; A Cappella Choir; Marching Band; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin, Representative; Honor Roll 2; Tamarack Representative; ASB Publicity, Teen Talks Committees; After-School Sports; Quill and Scroll; Library Worker Brown, Mary Lou 40 Girls Glee; League Big Sister, Representative; Mixed Chorus Browning, Sonja Lynn 40 Bruce, Janet Marie 40, 66, 152 Music Festival; League Big- Sister; News Representative; League Representative; Teen Talks Committee Brunette, Bruce Allen 63, 137, Rifle Club; Home Room Vice- Sister, Gold Pin, Representa- graduation 160 President, Treasurer tive; News Staff Mailing Daly, James Mead 30,43, 125, 131, Varsity Football Chastain, Jon Austin 41, 160, 162 Manager, Reporter, Girls Sports 137, 166 Buckley, Loretta Suzanne 40, 65 Warriors; Home Room President; Editor; Red Feathers; Color Transferred from Gonzaga; Hon- League Committees, Big Sister; Varsity Football; B-Squad Girls Sergeant at Arms; Quill or Roll 1; Warriors; Biology News Representative; After- Wrestling, Track; Frosh Foot- and Scroll; Vox Puellarum Club; Key Club; ASB Committees; School Sports ball; First String All-City Fifth Executive, Honors Board; Varsity Tennis; Frosh Tennis Oh, Adam, I bet you say that Football 2 years; Mixed ASB Dance, Thanksgiving Con, Dalziel, Susan Ann 43, 136 to all the girls! ! Chorus Co-Rec Committees, Representa- Red Feathers; Color Girls; Bundrock, Eugene Merle Chavez, Alfred Dwight 63, 160 tive; Junior Prom Committee; Vox Puellarum; Junior Prom Dec- Transferred from Rapid City Transferred from River View Home Room Treasurer; Twinlow; orations Committee; Home Room High School, North Dakota; High School; Varsity Football, Varsity Tennis; B-Squad Ten- Secretary; Varsity Tennis; Key Club Basketball nis; Tamarack, News, Junior Class League Committees, Big Sister, Burk, Thomas Dale 40 Chavez, Gary Earl Representatives; After-School Silver Pin; After-School Sports Bowling Transferred from Riverview Sports; Roll Checker; Locker Daniels, Jess Ann 43 Burrow, Jerry Wayne 40, 151 High School Monitor; Senior Con Committee Big Sister; Roll Checker Darrah, Elmer Bert 214 Frosh Baseball; Concert, Pep Christensen, Vickie Lee 41, 139 Conrad, James 63 Bands; Stage Crew; Symphonic DECA; ASB Co-Rec, Teen Talks Not a candidate for June ASB Representative; Hall Guard Band Committees; League Commit- graduation D ' Assisi, Steven Ernest 43 Bursch, Gary Stan 40, 137, 160, tees, Big Sister, Representa- Cook, Benjamin Reuel 42, 146, 148, 152 Home Room Vice-President; ASB 162, 171, 172 tive, Bronze Pin; Locker Mon- Choir; Tepee Lighters; FTA, Representative Warriors, Varsity Football, itor Spanish Clubs; Folk Group David, Renee 43 Wrestling; B-Squad Football, Chung, Ardath Ann 30, 41, 110, 113, Copeland, Harley Eugene 42 Transferred to Continuation Baseball, Basketball; Frosh 130 Rifle Club; Radio Club Davies, Cathy Lee 43, 112 Football, Track International Club; ASB Pub- Corigliano, John David 42 ASB Representative, March of Buxton, Juanita Arlene 40 licity Committee and Elec- Home Room President, Vice- Dimes, Red Cross Co-Chairman, Home Room Treasurer; League tions; Transferred from President, Sergeant at Arms; Co-Rec Committees; League Rep- Big Sister, Bronze Pin Lewis and Clark; League Big ASB Representative resentative, Committees, Big Sister, Representative; Com- Cotter, Michael Phillip 42 Sister; News, Red Cross Repre- mittees, Bronze Pin; Office Countryman, Walt Leroy 42 sentatives; After-School Sports; Worker B-Squad Wrestling; Frosh Home Room Treasurer Campbell, Russell B. 63 Claeson, Jon Werner 37, 41, 66 Football, Wrestling Davies, Danelle Darlene 28, 37, Cannata, George Lewis 40 Honor Roll 1; Junior Var- Cowen, John Stedman 37, 42, 124, 43, 66, 116, 136, 185, 186, 194 Home Room Officer; Music Fest- sity Wrestling; B-Squad 131, 141 Honor Roll 2; Red Feathers ival; Special, Marching, Concert Football; Co-Chairman Caps Honor Roll 6; Chess and Key Sergeant at Arms; Color Girls; Bands; ASB Representative; and Gowns Committee Clubs; Honor Student; Social Vox Puellarum Treasurer; ASB Senior Committee Clark, Clifford Lynn 37,41, 131, Studies Discussion Forum Pres. Elections Committee; Home Room Cardwell, Randy Gene 41 140, 141 Coxen, Peter Emery 42 President; Varsity Cheerleader, Transferred from Colville Honor Roll 6; Radio, Key, Home Room President, Treasurer; Basketball Chairman; League High School, Colville, Wash. and Chess Clubs; ASB Rep- B-Squad Baseball Representative, Committees, Big Carney, John Phillip 37, 41 resentative; Hall Guard; Coyte, Gail Louise 42, 66, 111, Sister, Silver Pin; Honor Stu- Honor Roll 3; ASB Dance, Car- Traffic and Grounds Squad; 114, 115, 136, 186 dent; Girl of the Month; Senior nival Committees, Representa- Honor Student Girls ' League President, Big Prom Decorations Committee; Sen- tive; Junior Prom Committee; Cleveland, Muriel Ann 41, 126, Sister, Committees, Silver Pin, ior Class Representative; Lilac Senior Class Representative 130 Representative; Junior Class Princess Finalist Carrieo, Thomas Matthew Jr. 37, Cercle de Menage President; Vice-President; Red Feathers Davis, Carol Jane 43 41, 124, 130, 131, 138, 140, 141, 153 International Club; ASB Co- Secretary, Chairman; Color Transferred from Harmon High Scholastic Honor Roll 6; Inter- Rec, Red Cross Committees; Girls Secretary; ASB Building School national Club Treasurer; Key, League Representative, Com- Improvement, Carnival General Davis, Linda Rae 63 Chess Clubs; Chess President, mittees, Big Sister, Silver Chairman, Representative; Vox Not a candidate for June Treasurer; Frosh Tennis; Special, Pin; After-School Sports Puellarum Secretary; Home graduation Marching Bands; Honor Student; Clukey, Douglas Glenn 41 Room Secretary, Vice-President; Deal, Joy Naomi 43, 147 Math Club; Social Studies Dis- Varsity Football; B-Squad After-School Sports; Office Not a candidate for June cussion Forum Football, Track; Frosh Track, Worker; Senior Breakfast Co- graduation Cartee, Floyd Major 41 Football; Stage Crew Chairman; No-Smoking Panel Deasy, Mark Duane 43 Transferred from Great Falls, Clukey, Janice M. 41,66,146, Coyte, Laura Ellen 37, 42, 114, ASB Teen Talks Committee; Swim Montana 147,148 136, 186 Team; Frosh Football; Marching Carter, Judith Frances 41 Honor Roll 1; Color Girls; Honor Roll 2; Girls ' League Band Caruso, William Patrick 41, 51, Junior Class Elections Com- Vice-President, Committees, DeBill, Dennis Ray 42, 43, 137, 160, 114, 137, 160 mittee Chairman; Choir; Tepee Big Sister, Representative, 168, 169 Transferred from Gonzaga; Lighters; Bronze Pin; Folk Silver Pin; Red Feathers; Honor Roll 3; Warriors Secre- Varsity Football, Wrestling; Group; Senior Committee Color Girls Sergeant at Arms; tary; ASB Dance, Pep, Co-Rec Com- Warriors Chairman Vox Puellarum President, His- mittees, Representative; Junior Cassady, William Eugene 41 Cobb, Vicki Lee 42, 112, 113 Torian; Junior Prom Tickets Prom Committee; Varsity Foot- Caven, Julia Alice 41, 112 ASB Pep, Co-Rec, Red Cross Committee; Office Worker ball, Basketball, Baseball, Track; School Play; League Big Sister; Committees, Representative; Craggett, Meribelle Leah 42, 191 B-Squad Football, Basketball, ASB and Girls League Represent- Junior Prom Committee; Office Home Room President, Secre- Baseball; Frosh Football, Basket- ative; After-School Sports Worker; League Representative, tary; Varsity Tennis; League ball, Baseball; Senior Prom Com- Really Eve, considering there are Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Committees, Big Sister; ASB mittee; Home Room President; only two of us ! Pin; After-School Sports; Representative; After-School Senior Con Chaffee, James Richard 41, 160 Home Room Secretary; Senior Sports; Roll Checker; Senior Decker, Donna Dee Louise 43,133 Junior Prom Committee; Junior Con; Locker Monitor Prom Committee News Staff Feature Writer; Varsity Wrestling; B-Squad Coffey, Rosalie 42 Cumpton, Bobby Michle 42 Red Feathers ' , Color Girls; Football; Frosh Baseball; News School Play; League Commit- Currier, John 63 Freshman Senator; League Rep- Representative; Varsity Foot- tees, Big Sister, Representa- Custer, Arthur Paul 63 resentative, Big Sister, Bronze ball; Senior Con Committee tive; After-School Sports Not a candidate for June Pin; ASB, Tamarack Representa- Challender, Ronald Lee 41 Collison, Robert Ralph 37, 42, graduation tives; Quill and Scroll Junior Varsity Cross Country; 124, 131, 140, 141 Cyrus, Candice Rose 42 Degenstein, Ellen Lorraine 43 B-Squad Track, Wrestling; Frosh Honor Roll 4; Radio Club; Big Sister; Library Repre- Denny, Robert C. 214 Cross Country, Track; Concert Key Club; Math Club; ASB sentative; Bowling Diggs, Robert Earl 43 Band; ASB Representative Representative B-Squad Football; Gym Office Chapman, Juli Ann 41 Compton, Karen Ann 26, 42, 109, Worker Transferred from Deer Park 114, 122, 133, 136, 152, 191 Douglas, Gregory 43 High School; League Big Sister Honor Roll 2; Girls League Daley, Kathleen May 43 Not a candidate for June Charbonneau, Jack Lester 41 President, Committees, Big Not a candidate for June graduation Douglas, Sandra Kay 44, 120, 122 News Staff Mailing Manager, Editor; Varsity Golf; Marching, Concert Bands; After-School Sports; Quill and Scroll; Hon- or Roll 1 Doyle, Dennis Lynn 44 Chess Club; B-Squad Cross- country Drury, Robert Gibson Jr. 44, 113 B-Squad Basketball Team Mana- ger; Varsity Golf; ASB Repre- sentative, Publicity Committee Duehning, Carlen 44, 119, 146, 148, 186,201 Honor Roll 2; Red Feathers; ASB Representative, Teen Talks, Building Improvement Commit- tees; Varsity Tennis; B-Squad Tennis; Choir; Marching Band; League Representative, Commit- tees, Bronze Pin; After-School Sports; Tepee Lighters; Senior Committee; 3C ' s News Rep. Duehning, Dennis E. 37,44,131, 166 Honor Roll 4; Radio Club; 3C ' s; Key Club; Varsity, B-Squad Tennis Duffy, Colleen Kathleen 44, 124, 139 Honor Roll 2; Red Feathers; Color Girls Sergeant at Arms; FT A; FNA Treasurer; DECA; Head Majorette; Choir; League Big Sister, Silver Pin; ASB Repre- sentative; After-School Sports; Bowling; DECA President Duprie, Robert Edward 44, 165, 174 Varsity Golf; Library Worker Durgan, Susan Mary 44, 111, 125, 128 Transferred from Stanwood, Wash. ; FNA Historian; Biology Club; ASB Elections, Red Cross Committees; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; Red Cross Representative; Library Worker; Gym Office Worker; Locker Monitor Eakins, Janice Kaye 44 Red Feathers; Color Girls; Junior Prom Publicity Com- mittee; Home Room Secretary; League Representative; Big Sister; Bronze Pin Edwards, Diane Marie 44, 152 League Representative; Big Sister; Roll Checker; Office Worker Edwards, Elizabeth Jane 63 Transferred from Mead; Mixed Chorus Eldred, Delmer Lee 44, 139 Transferred from Rogers; DECA Elixman, James Raymond 44, 140 Rifle Club Ellingson, Laurence George 44, 134, 145, 150, 155 Talent Club; B-Squad Cross- Country; Choir; Special, March- ing, Concert, Pep Bands Enquist, John 44 Not a candidate for June graduation Eschenbacher, James E. 44, 146, 148 Choir; Tepee Lighters Evans, Craig Allen 44 Rifle Club; B-Squad Golf; Marching Band Eveland, Robert O. 44,141 Library Club; Vice-President; Library Worker; Hall Guard; Traffic and Grounds Squad Fair, Nancy Janine 44, 128 FNA Secretary; League Repre- sentative, Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; ASB Repre- sentative; After-School Sports Farley, Gilbert James 44 Rifle Club Filippini, Stephen Alfred 44, 134, 150, 151, 154, 155 Music Festival; Marching Con- cert, Pep Bands; Band President; Talent Club; Drum Major Fisk, Kathy Eileen 45 Library Club; League Big Sister, Bronze Pin; Library Worker Flanigan, Dennis Patrick 45, 152 Fleenor, Sandra Lee 37, 45, 139 Scholastic Honor Roll 4; DECA; League Big Sister; Bronze Pin; Bowling League, Secretary Florin, Daniel Michael 45 Scholastic Honor Roll 1; Cross- country, Track Manager; Junior Varsity Track; Stage Crew Floyd, Dennis Lee 37, 45, 66, 124, 131, 174 Honor Roll 6; Key Club, Presi- dent, Secretary; Home Room President; Varsity Golf; ASB Representative; Flag Committee Chairman; Senior Commencement Committee Co-Chairman; March of Dimes Chairman; Varsity Bowling Forry, Michael Wayne 45, 111, 112, 148, 160 Varsity Football; Choir; ASB Representative; Chairman Co- Rec Committee; Dance Committee Forsell, Sharon Lynn 45 ASB Committee; League Big- Sister, Bronze Pin; After- School Sports; Junior Achieve- ment; Clerical Work Forster, Raymond Bruce 45 B-Squad Football; ASB Repre- sentative Foster, Diane Lee 63 Not a candidate for June graduation Fountaine, Karen Marie 45, 139 Honor Roll 1; Commercial Club; League Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; Office Worker; DECA Fournier, Jack Warren 45, 166, 168, 169 ASB Co-Rec Committees, Repre- sentative; Home Room Vice- President; Frosh Tennis; Var- sity Basketball; Warriors; Senior Committees Francis, Barbara Joyce 45, 62, 127, 186 Red Feathers; Commercial Club; Junior Prom Committee; League Big Sister; ASB Representative; Girls ' League Refreshment Committee Frankfurth, Valera Rae 45, 111 Scholastic Honor Roll 2; Color Girls, Secretary, Treasurer; Commercial Club; Home Room Vice-President; League Com- mittees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; News Representative; After- School Sports; Chairman, ASB Dance Committee Frasher, Candace Ann 28, 37, 45, 184, 185, 186 Scholastic Honor Roll 6; Color Girls, Chairman; Red Feathers; Sophomore Senator; Frosh B- Squad; Varsity Cheerleader; Choir; ASB Representative; Roll Checker; Office Worker; Lilac Princess Finalist Frazier, Delores Ann 63, 150, 151 Special, Marching, Concert Band; Big Sister French, John Randall 45 Transferred from Idaho Falls, Idaho Furgeson, Gwendolyn Rose 45, 66, 107, 112, 152, 186, 191 Red Feathers; Color Girls; ASB Representative, Committee; Junior Prom Chaperone Commit- tee; Varsity Tennis; Home Room Secretary; B-Squad Ten- nis; League Representative, Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; News, Junior Class Representative; After-School Sports, Intramural Letter, Senior Class Reception Co- Chairman, Varsity Letter Galambie, Terry Cecelia 45, 65, 112, 128, 186 Scholastic Honor Roll 2; Red Feathers; FNA; ASB Co-Rec Committee; Home Room Secretary; Choir; League Committee, Big Sister; After-School Sports; Office Worker; League Bowling Galvin, Arline Claire 45,139 Red Feathers; DECA; League Representative, Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; After- School Sports; Library Worker Gambill, Susan Marie 45, 65, 66, 186 Red Feathers; Color Girls; League Committees, Representa- tive, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; After-School Sports; Senior Representative Garcea, Joseph Alan 45 Varsity Golf; Frosh Baseball, Wrestling Garinger, Pamela Rose 2, 45, 119, 126, 130, 186 Tamarack Staff School Life Editor; Red Feathers, Treasurer; Color Girls; Cercle de Menage; League Committees, Honors Board, Big Sister, Gold Pin, Representa- tive; Home Room Vice-President, International Club Secretary Gausman, Lora L. 28,46,62,114, 122, 133, 145, 182, 186, 187 League Treasurer, Committees, Big Sister, Gold Pin, Represent- ative; News Staff Associate Editor, Mailing Manager; Red Feathers, Treasurer; Color Girls, Color Guard; ASB Co-Rec, Dance Committees, Representa- tive; Junior Prom Committee; Tamarack, News Representative; After-School Sports; Junior Achievement; Honors Board; Quill and Scroll; Honor Roll 1; Senior Caps and Gowns Com- mittee Gendron, Len James 63 Transferred from Shadle Park Giampietri, Richard Allan 46, 107, 108, 111, 114, 124, 125, 137, 160, 161, 162, 171, 172 Scholastic Honor Roll 1; ASB Fifth Executive, President, Representative, Elections Com- mittee; Warriors President; Home Room President, Secretary; Sophomore Senator; Varsity Football, Track, Wrestling; B- Squad Football, Wrestling, Track; Frosh Football, Wrestling, Track; Athlete of the Week; Second String AU-City Football Gibson, Vickie Linn 37, 46 Scholastic Honor Roll 7; Color Girls; Red Feathers; FNA; International Club; League Representative, Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; After-School Sports; Library Worker; Office Worker; Locker Monitor; Senior Reception Committee Gilbert, Dale Everett 46 Not a candidate for June graduation Goodard, Sandra Lynne 46, 138 Art Club Treasurer; League Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; After-School Sports; Senior Committees Goerz, Rosemary 2, 46, 115, 118, 121, 133, 146, 186 Tamarack Staff Managing Editor; Red Feathers; Color Girls; 3C ' s; Library Club; ASB Committee; Tepee Lighters; League Representative, Com- mittees-Chairman, Big Sister, Gold Pin; After-School Sports; Library Worker; Roll Checker; Quill and Scroll Gossett, Robert Merle 46 Photography Goudzward, Susan May 46, 128, 132, 136, 186, 187 Honor Roll 2; Red Feathers; Color Girls; FNA; Latin Club, Treasurer, President; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin, Representative; After-School Sports; Vox Puellarum, Girl of the Month Committee; Senior Caps and Gown Committee; Locker Monitor Graf, Marya Thoen 16, 37, 46, 122, 130, 133 Honor Roll 2; News Staff Feature Editor; International Club; Home Room Secretary, President; Varsity Golf; League Committees, Bronze Pin, Representative; Roll Checker; Junior Achievement; Quill and Scroll Graham, Eugene Ralph 46, 165, 180 B-Squad Cross Country, Track; Varsity Cross Country Greeley, Michael F. 46 Not a candidate for June graduation Green, Harry A. 29,46,50,113 ASB Representative, Pep Com- mittee Chairman, Co-Rec, Car- nival Committees; Home Room President; B-Squad Basketball; Frosh Basketball, Track; Intra- mural Sports Gregg, Bobbie Marie 46 League Big Sister, Bronze Pin; Cafeteria Worker Griffith, Pamela Jean 46, 130 League Big Sister, Silver Pin; International Club; After-School Sports; Locker Monitor Griffith, Ralph Hariold III 46, 150, 155 Special, Marching Bands Grimm, Kenneth Wayne 30, 37, 46, 66, 113, 122, 131, 168, 169, 174 Honor Roll 2; Key Club, Treas- urer; ASB Dance, Carnival Committees, Representative; Varsity Basketball, Golf; B- Squad Basketball; News Repre- sentative; ASB Elections, Hon- ors Board Committees; Senior Prom Pictures-Publicity Co- Chairman; Warriors Groves, Judith Marie 47 Transferred from Shadle; League Representative; Modern Dance; Gymnastics; Locker Mon- itor Guffin, Ronald Wreed 37, 47, 131 Honor Roll 4; Key Club; Var- sity Tennis; B-Squad Tennis; Fresh Tennis Gump, Steven Everett 47, 148 Choir; Library Worker Hagen, Ann Marie 36, 47, 127 Honor Roll 1; Color Girls; Com- mercial Club, Vice President; ASB Pep, Co-Rec Committees, Representative; Home Room Sec- retary, Roll Checker; Freshman, B-Squad Cheerleader; League Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; After-School Sports; Senior Class Treasurer; Lilac Princess Finalist Hahn, Linda Katherine 37, 47, 125, 127, 139 Red Feathers; Color Girls; Biology Club; Commercial Club; DECA; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin, Representa- tive; ASB Representative; Roll Checker; Fashion Board; Honors Club; Honors Pass Hall.DeLoris Ann 47, 112, 126 Cercle de Menage; Orchesis, President; Varsity Tennis; League Committees, Big Sister, Gold Pin; ASB Representative; After-School Sports; Roll Checker; ASB Elections Com- mittee; Bowling Hall, Mark Ralph 47, 146, 153 Concert, Marching Bands; Lock- er Monitor; A Cappella Choir; Teepee Lighters; All-City Choir Halstead, Harold Barnard 47 Home Room President; Varsity Golf; B-Squad Cross-Country Hamilton, Charles Thomas 47, 141 Hamp, Judy Marlene 2, 37, 47, 112, 118, 121, 124, 129 Honor Roll 6; Tamarack Staff Activities Editor; FTA Secre- tary, President, District Co- ordinator; International Club Secretary; Honors Club; ASB Elections Committee; General Chairman Junior Prom Enter- tainment and Decorations Committee; Girls State Alter- nate; League Representative, Big Sister, Committees, Gold Pin; Roll Checker; Office Work- er; League Girl of the Month Hansen, Arthur Michael II 63, 138, 174 Varsity Golf; B-Squad Foot- ball, Track; Frosh Track, Cross- country Hanson, Dwain Lee 47 Frosh Baseball; News Representa- tives Hanson, Jack Allen 47 Home Room Vice President; After-School Sports; Varsity Golf; Carnival Committee Harding, Jill Joan 37, 47, 129, 148 Honor Roll 2; Red Feathers; Color Girls; International Club; FTA; ASB Representative, Dance Committee, Courtesy Week Chairman; Junior Prom Chaperones Committee, Chairman; Junior Varsity Temiis; Choir; League Committees; Junior Class Committees; After-School Sports; Orcesis, President, Secretary; Roll Checker, Senior C lass Representative Harris, Earl 63, 148 Choir, Varsity Baseball Hathaway, John Russell 47 Varsity Football, Track; B- Squad Football Haugen, Raymond Lee 47 Haugen, Roger A. 47 Not a candidate for June graduation Haupt, Frank Adolph 48 Transferred from Cleveland High, Seattle, Washington Havens, Laurel Lee 48, 110 Library Club President; Red Cross; League Big Sister, Gold Pin, Representative; Library, Office Worker; ASB Elections Committee; Senior Reception Committee Havens, Wilda Diane 48 League Big Sister; After-School Sports; Girls Glee, Concert Choir Hawkinson, Thomas L. 48 Varsity Golf Hawley, Linda Marlene 48 Transferred from Bremerton West High, Bremerton, Washing- ton; After-School Sports; Girls League Representative Hayden, Benney Lee 26, 48, 65, 137, 165, 171, 172 B-Squad Wrestling; Frosh Track, Wrestling; ASB Representative; Warriors; Varsity Wrestling; B-Squad Cross Country Headstrom, Robert George 48 Varsity Tennis; B-Squad Foot- ball; Frosh Tennis; Senior Prom Committee Heaton, Donald Charles 63, 140, 141 Traffic Squad; Rifle Club Heaton, Douglas E. 63,152 Not a candidate for June graduation Heimbigner, Gary Brian 37,48, 130, 131 Hor. r Roll 4; Key Club; Inter- national Club Heine, Suzanne Mae 48, 110, 139 ASB Publicity Committee, Rep- resentative; League Silver Pin, Committees, Big Sister; DECA Heise, Phyllis Ann 37, 48, 111, 116, 130, 134, 186 Honor Roll 3; International Club, Secretary; 3C ' s; ASB Pub- licity Committee; Girls Glee; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin, Representative; PTA Representative; After- School Sports; Office Worker; Locker Monitor; Tepee Light- ers; Talent Club; Girl of the Month Helms, Jimmie Franklin 48 Not a candidate for June graduation Hendrickson, Gregory Alfred 2, 48, 104, 112, 118, 122, 131, 132, 133, 166, 180 Honor Roll 2; News Staff Re- porter and Photographer; Key Club; Latin Club; Quill and Scroll; B-Squad Wrestling, Track, Football, Tennis; Warriors; Tamarack Photo- grapher; ASB Building Improve- ment, Date Dance Committees; Senior Elections Committee; Tamarack Representative Hengen, Linda Kay 48 Honor Roll 1; Red Feathers; Color Girls; Junior Prom Com- mittee; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin, Repre- sentative; Junior Class Repre- sentative; After-School Sports; Office Worker; Bookroom Worker Henson, Stanley Richard 2, 48, 66, 68, 118, 121, 137, 175 Tamarack Staff Boys Sports Editor; Home Room President, Sergeant at Arms; Varsity Baseball; B-Squad Baseball; Warriors; Prom Committee Chair- man Music and Arrangements Herberg, Brent James 48 Home Room Secretary; Varsity Golf; Senior Prom Decorations Committee Herman, Joyce Diane 48 Not a candidate for June graduation Hern, James Albert 63 Transferred from Junction City, Kansas Hill, Gary Steven 63 ASB Representative, Carnival, Dance Committees; Jr. Prom Committee Hill, Lynda Lee 48, 66, 139 Big Sister, Committees; Library Worker; Senior Committee Chairman Hill, Raymond Michael 48 Frosh Football; Varsity Swimming Hoag, Richard Warren 48 Chess Club; Junior Achievement Hochstedler, Sharon Rae 48 Transferred from Deer Park, Washington; FNA Hone, Larry Milton 49 Hooke, Ralph Richard 49 ASB Co-Rec Committee; Frosh Baseball House, Myrna June 49, 138 After-School Sports; Art Club Howell, Linda Marie 49, 147, 152, 153 Choir; Big Sister; After-School Sports Hoy, Alice Elizabeth 49 Transferred from Niobrara County High, Lusk, Wyoming; Girls Glee Huellemann, David Charles 49, 150, 154 Special, Marching, Concert, Pep Bands Huey, Phil Sang 2, 37, 39, 49, 66, 112, 119, 121, 124, 130, 131 Honor Roll 5; Tamarack Staff Associate Editor; Key Club Vice President; International Club President; Honors Club; Junior Prom Clear-up-Publi- city Committee Chairman; Junior Class Representative; Bowling; Senior Class Decor- ations Committee Chairman; Key Club President; ASB Rep- resentative, Junior-Senior Co-Rec Chairman, Auditorium Improvement Committee Chair- man; Annapolis Nominee; North Central ' s Youth Looks to the Future Panel Hunt, Sharon Elverna 63 Biology Club; ASB Committee; Representative; League Com- mittees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin, Representatives; Locker Monitor Husby, John Thomas 49 Marching Band Hutts, Vickie Elizabeth 49 Hyko, Janis Gay 49 Transferred from Clearwater Valley, Idaho; FTA; Library Work- er, Library Club Vice President; Girl of the Month Council Hynes, Gary 63 Not a candidate for june graduation Hyslop, Janet Elizabeth 37, 49, 67, 124, 130, 134, 136, 146, 148, 149, 185, 186, 194 Honor Roll 6; Red Feathers; Color Girls; Talent Club Vice President, President; Vox Puel- larum; Honors Club; ASB Build- ing Improvement Committee; Junior Prom Pictures Committee Chairman; Home Room Secretary; Varsity Cheerleader; A Cappella Choir; Tepee Lighters; League Representative, Committees, General Chairman Cotton Day Dance, Big Sister, Gold Pin, Girl of the Month Council; Junior Class Representative; After-School Sports; Office Worker; Locker Monitor; Cheer- Leading Conference; Internation- al Club; All-City Choir Jackson, Kathleen Ida Transferred from Denver, Colorado; Art Club Jamison, Lauren A. 63,152 Transferred from Mead High School Jewell, Ronald Alan 49, 51, 137, 160, 167, 168, 169 Varsity Football, Basketball; B-Squad Football, Basketball, Track; Frosh Football, Basket- ball, Track; ASB Representative Johnson, April Kay 49, 152 ASB Elections Committee, Rep- resentative; Choir; League Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin, Representative; After- School Sports; Modern Dance; Library, Office Worker, Locker Monitor Johnson, Daniel Emil 63, 138, 148 Johnson, John Fredrick 49, 174 Tamarack Staff Photographer; Radio Club; B-Squad Baseball; Intramural Swimming Johnson, Judy LaVonne 28, 49, 65, 128, 136, 186, 187 Red Feathers, Historian; FNA, President; Junior Prom Committee; Home Room Secretary; League Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin, Representative; After- School Sports; Vox Puellarum; Senior Prom Music and Enter- tainment Committee Johnson, Michael Dennis 37,49, 59, 66, 109, 111, 124, 131, 132 Honor Roll 6; Latin Club, President; Key Club, Treasurer, Board Member; Home Room Vice- President; Boys State; B-Squad Basketball; President AAA Safe Driving; ASB Committee Chairman Johnson, Robert Howard 27, 29, 49, 50, 168, 169, 175 ASB Co-Ree Committee Chairman; Junior, Sophomore Senator; Varsity Basketball, Baseball; B-Squad Basketball, Baseball; Frosh Basketball, Baseball, Cross-Country; Lew Turner Inspirational Award; Senior Prom Refreshment Chaperone Committee Chairman; Home Room President, Treasurer Johnson, Wesley Orin 37, 43, 49, 131, 137, 166 Honor Roll 6; Warriors; Key Club; Varsity Tennis; B-Squad Basketball; Frosh Track, Basket- ball, Tennis; Senior Committees Jones, Charles Edward 49, 139 Transferred from Biloxi High; DECA; Rifle Club; Radio Club Jones, Richard Alan 37, 49, 139 DECA Jones, Richard Earl 36, 47, 50, 152 Honor Roll 3; Junior Prom Committee; Home Room Treasurer; Rifle Club; Concert Choir; Senior Class Vice-President Jordan, Jim Wayne 50 Jordan, Joyce Lynne 50 Big Sister, League Represent- ative; After-School Sports Juhnke, Kathleen Joanne 37, 50, 111, 113, 125, 127, 133, 135, 148, 186 Transferred from Holy Names; Honor Roll 4; Red Feathers; Thespians, Treasurer; FNA; Junior Prom Pictures and Refreshments Committee; Choir; Girls Glee; School Play; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; News, ASB Represent- ative; After-School Sports; Children ' s Theater; Junior Achievement; Biology Club; ASB Building Committee Justice, Susan Dianne 50, 127, 135, 139 Transferred from John Marshall, Portland, Oregon; Commercial Club; DECA; League Committees, Big Sister; After-School Sports; Thespians Kapfer, Gregory John 50, 65, 66, 112 Transferred from Gonzaga Prep; Senior Class Representative; ASB Co-Rec Committee Karr, Mary Karolyn 50 ASB Teen Talks Committee, Rep- resentative; Home Room Secre- tary; Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; League Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; Roll Checker; Locker Monitor; Choir Coun- cil Representative; Bowling Keevy, Karen Leila 50, 191 3C ' s; Varsity Tennis; Bronze Pin Kennedy, Karen Lee 37, 50, 191 Honor Roll 6; Art Club; 3C ' s; All-Activity Shield; Varsity Tennis; League Representative, Big Sister, Gold Pin; Junior Class Representative; After- School Sports; Roll Checker; Honors Club Kensok, Stephen B. 29, 63 Kephart, Thomas Clair 50, 146, 148 Transferred from Butte High School; Tepee Lighters Kersul, Corrine Ann 50, 66, 123, 133, 186 Honor Roll 4; News Staff Girls Sports Editor, News Editor; Red Feathers; Color Girls, Secretary, Treasurer; Quill and Scroll President; Color Guard; • League Committees, Big Sister; Silver Pin; Junior Class Rep- resentative; After-School Sports; Senior Class Represent- ative; Prom Refreshments and Chaperones Committee Killian, Linda Lorraine 50, 112, 186 Scholastic Honor Roll 1; ASB Red Cross; Red Feathers; League Committees, Big Sister, Repre- sentative; After-School Sports King, Roberta Anne 50, 152 Color Girls, Gym Office Work- er, Girls League Committees, Big Sister; ASB Committees, Girls League Representative, Girls Glee, Mixed Chorus Kingsley, Paul Lawrence 2, 50, 118, 129, 150, 154 Tamarack Staff, Productions; Special, Marching, Concert, Pep Band; Math Club, Vice Presi- dent; FTA Kinnan, Gail Mae 50 Transferred from Rogers Kling, Jeannette D. 50 Not a candidate for June graduation Kolbet, Gregory Charles 51 Junior Prom Committee; B-Squad Football, Basketball, Baseball Komberec, Clinton Harold 51 Kostelecky, Sandra Jean 51, 110, 126, 127 Color Girls; FTA; Cercle de Menage; Commercial Club; ASB Red Cross, Dance Committees; Junior Prom Committee; Girls Intramural Letter; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; After-School Sports; Roll Checker; Tag Sales; Cercle Vice President Krieg, Harvey A. 51 Rifle Club LaPlante, Catherine Louise 51 League Representative, Bronze Pin; Gym Office Worker; Locker Monitor Larson, Donald Ryan 51, 134, 135, 145, 146, 148 Thespians; Talent Club Vice President; Music Festival; Te- pee Lighters; School Play; Pep Band; Folk Singing Group; Sen- ior Con Committee Larson, Karen Denice 37, 51, 66, 145 Honor Roll 3; Red Feathers Sergeant at Arms; Color Girls Sergeant at Arms; ASB Public- ity Committee; League Commit- tees, Big Sister, Silver Pin, Representative; After-School Sports; Senior Con Co-Chair- man; Junior Prom Tickets Committee Larson, Robert Larry 51, 144 ASB Elections, Nominations Committee, Representative, All- School Play; Home Room Vice President; Senior Reception Committee; Thespians Lawson, Barry Leonard 51, 113, 122, 133 News Staff Sports Editor; Art Club; Thespians; ASB Represent- ative, Pep, Co-Rec, Publicity, Dance Committees; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Home Room Vice President; B-Squad Cross- country, Track; News Representa- tive; Senior Prom Committee; Quill and Scroll Lee, Dale William 51 B-Squad Football, Wrestling; Home Room Sergeant at Arms Lee, Lani Jo 63 Girls Glee Lee, Robert E. Jr. 51, 165 Transferred from Rogers; Var- sity Track, Cross-Country LeGrant, Joanne 51, 139 FNA; ASB Red Cross Committee Chairman, March of Dimes Com- mittee; Home Room Secretary, Treasurer; League Representa- tive, Big Sister; Red Cross Representative; News Repre- sentative; Library Worker Lerch, Samuel D. 51 Not a candidate for June graduation Leslie, Terry Jeanne 51 Transferred from Pasco High School; After-School Sports Lesonik, Ronald Lee 51 Lewis, Earl Albert 51 News Representative; Intra- mural Sports; Locker Monitor Liddell, Patricia Ann 2, 52, 118, 121 Tamarack Staff Assistant Production Editor; League Representative, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; After-School Sports; Library Worker; News Representative Lopez, Linda Rose 63, 139 Bronze Pin; Library Pin Lotze, Mary Jean 52, 129 Honor Roll 2; Red Feathers; A Cappella Choir; League Big Sister, Silver Pin, Committees; After-School Sports; Locker Monitor; All-City High School Choir; Music Festival; FTA Vice President Lubbess, Walter G. 63,153 3C ' s Ludke, Keith David 52 Deceased Lundin, Richard Vaughn 63 Varsity Wrestling; B-Squad Football MacGregor, Penny Caress 52 Not a candidate for June graduation Macknicki, James Duane 52 Home Room Vice-President; ASB Representative; Cap and Gown Committee Maddox, Kay 52, 139 DECA; Mixed Chorus; School Play; Big Sister; Red Cross Represent- ative; Library Worker, Pin Magers, Michael Ray 63, 114, 137, 160, 161, 162 Warriors; Varsity Football; B- Squad Football, Basketball, Baseball; Frosh Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball; ASB Repre- sentative; Home Room Chairman for Christmas Door Decorating; Chairman ASB Junior-Senior Co- Rec Committee; Senior Con Com- mittee Mahrt, Thomas Edward 52, 138 Not a candidate for June graduation Makarczyk, Jacqueline Mary 52, 152 Choir; Girls Glee; A Cappella Choir; Girls Ensemble; Concert, Marching Bands; League Repre- sentative, Big Sister; Junior Achievement Mandt, Cathy Kay 52, 111, 186 Red Feathers; Girls Glee; League Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin, Representative; After-School Sports; 3C ' s; Art Club; ASB Date Dance Committee Marsh, Linda Cheryl 52 Marsh, Timothy James 52 Concert Band Marshall, Rebecca Lea 52, 111 Cercle de Menage; ASB Co-Rec, Carnival Committees, Repre- sentative; League Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin, Repre- sentative; After-School Sports; Locker Monitor; Senior Prom Tickets Committee Marston, Sherrie Lynn 52, 113 News Staff Feature Writer, Add Solicitor; ASB Honors Board; Junior Prom Decoration Commit- tee; Marching, Concert Bands; League Committees, Big Sister, Representative, Silver Pin; ASB Representative; Intramural Sports; After-School Sports; Library Worker; Roll Checker; Locker Monitor; Girls League Honors Board; Senior Decora- tions Committee Martin, Linda Marie 52, 147, 152, 153 Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; League Big Sister, Bronze Pin; After-School Sports Marx, Loretta Donelle 52, 148 Music Festival; A Cappella Choir; Office Worker Mason, Gary Pat 52 B-Squad Baseball Mathistad, Kenneth Paul 52 Mattie, Suzanne Ruth 52, 110 Junior Prom Chaperone Com- mittee; Special, Marching, Concert Bands; Bronze Pin; After-School Sports; Locker Monitor Mattix, George Edward 52, 137, 160, 180 Home Room Vice-President, Treasurer; Football Manager; Varsity Football, Wrestling; B-Squad Football, Wrestling, Track; Frosh Football, Wres- tling, Track; Warriors McAllister, Valerie I. 52 Art Club Historian; ASB Com- mittee, Representative; League Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; PTA Representative; Office, Bookroom Worker; Locker Moni- tor; Junior Achievement McAndrews, Patricia Ann 53 Transferred from Montana; In- ternational Club; News Repre- sentative; Nurses Worker; Of- fice Worker; Library Worker; Amores Liborum McChesney, Viki Susan 53 Color Girls; League Represent- ative, Big Sister; ASB Repre- sentative; Bowling McCormack, Suzanne Victoria 53, 147, 152 Transferred from Venice, Cali- fornia McCoury, John Gerald 63 Rifle Club McDonald, John 63 B-Squad Baseball, Track McGavran, Barbara Jean 53 Girls Glee; Bronze Pin McGrath, Sharon Lea 53, 128, 139 Junior Prom Committee Co- Chairman; League Representa- tive; Junior Class Representa- tive; Office Worker; Senior Class Representative; FNA; DECA Treasurer McGuire, Donald J., Jr. 53,111 News Representative; Varsity Tennis; Marching Band McLaughlin, C. James 63 Not a candidate for June graduation Melby, Michael Loyd 53, 55, 180 Transferred from Portland, Oregon; Track Meranda, Sally Leona 28, 53, 106, 107, 184, 185, 186, 191, 194 Honor Roll 1; Red Feathers; Color Girls; ASB Treasurer, Representative, Pep, Co-Rec Committees; Home Room Presi- dent, Vice-President; Sopho- more Senator; Cheerleader, Fall Chairman; Varsity Tennis; Choir; League Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; News Repre- sentative; After-School Sports; Junior Class Representative; Friendliest Freshman; Football Festival Princess; Lilac Princess Finalist Merritt, Dan Jay 53. 148, 160 ASB Honors Board, Publicity Committees; Varsity Football; B-Squad Football, Baseball; Senior Class Arrangements Committee Mickus, Francis Leroy 28, 29, 30, 53, 111,137, 160 ASB Honors Board; Home Room President; Varsity Football, Wrestling; ASB Date Dance; Warriors ' , Senior Representa- tive; Senior Con; Warriors ' Vice-President Midkiff, Dennis 63 Not a candidate for June graduation Miller, James 53 Not a candidate for June graduation Miller, William R. 53, 174 Varsity Tennis; B-Squad Ten- nis, Basketball; Varsity Swim- ming Team Mills, Kathleen Marie 53 Girls Glee; League Big Sis- ter, Representative; News, ASB Representative; After-School Sports Mir, Vernon Boyd 37, 53, 131, 140 Honor Roll 2; Rifle Club; Key Club Mitchell, Daniel Vernon 43,53, 108,166 International Club; Warriors; Home Room President; Senior Senator; Varsity Tennis; ASB Representative Mitchell, Diane Barbara 53, 152 After-School Sports; Bowling Team Moe, David Lawrence 37, 53 Honor Roll 1; 3C ' s President; Tepee Lighters; Special, Con- cert Bands Montgomery, Constance J. 37,53, 113, 124 Honor Roll 5; Red Feathers; Talent Club; ASB Honors Board Committee Chairman, Represent- ative; Junior Prom Committee; Home Room President; Bronze Pin; Senior Class Representa- tive; After-School Sports; ASB Publicity Chairman Morehead, Wayne Howard 53, 124, 140, 141 Hall Guard; Traffic and Grounds Squad; Rifle Club President Morgan, James Ernest 53 Morrow, Raymond Paul 54, 113 ASB Representative; Stage Crew; Locker Monitor; Senior Class Representative; ASB, Pep Committee Morse, Susan Kay 37, 54, 135 Thespians Historian; Interna- tional Club; School Play; ASB Representative; Home Room Secretary Moss, Denny H. 27,30,63 Transferred from Coupeville, Washington; Varsity Baseball; Intramural Sports; Warriors; Christmas Decoration Commit- tee Chairman Mouser, Jacqueline Annette 54, 111, 127, 148, 186 Red Feathers Sergeant at Arms; Color Girls; Commercial Club Secretary; Home Room Secretary; A Cappella Choir; Tepee Light- ers; League Representative, Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; ASB Representative, Build- ing Improvement Committee; After-School Sports; Senior Prom Pictures and Publicity Commit- tee Chairman Munyan, John William 63, 137, 152, 165, 171 Varsity Wrestling; Warriors; B-Squad Cross-Country Naylor, Randy Arthur 54, 165, 180 Varsity Track, Cross-Country; Junior Varsity Track, Cross- Country; News Representative; Warriors; Senior Breakfast Committee Neff, David Roy 27,37, 54, 65, 107, 114, 125, 137, 160, 162, 171 Junior Class President; ASB Vice-President; Warriors ' Vice- President; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Varsity Football, Wrestling; Annapolis Alternate Nominee; Biology Club Neiswender, Gary Gene 27, 54, 65, 113, 137, 160, 162 Biology Club; ASB Representa- tive, Stationary, Pep Committees; Varsity Football, Wrestling; Junior Varsity Football; B- Squad Wrestling; News Repre- sentative Nelson, Monte Jay 54 Home Room Sergeant at Arms Nelson, Nancy Marie 54, 126 Color Girls; Cercle de Men- age Secretary; ASB Dance Com- mittee, Representative; League Big Sister, Bronze Pin; After- School Sports; Senior Prom Com- mittee Nevers, Robert Daniel 54 Rifle Club; B-Squad Wrestling Newberg, David Gordon 54, 55 Newberg, Donna Kay 15,28,29,54, 106, 117, 125, 136, 184, 185, 186, 191, 194 Honor Roll 2; ASB Secretary; Red Feathers; Color Girls; Chairman; Vox Puellarum; Bi- ology Club Secretary, Treasurer; ASB Honors Board, March of Dimes City Chairman, Committees, Rep- resentative; Home Room Secre- tary, Treasurer; Varsity Cheer- leader; Varsity Tennis; B- Squad Tennis; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin, Repre- sentative; Gym Office Worker; Senior Breakfast Committee; Football Festival Princess; A Cappella Choir; Lilac Prin- cess Finalist Newell, Sherrie Lynn 54 Choir; Big Sister Nichols, Daniel Andrew 27, 54, 137, 160 Home Room President; Varsity Football; Junior Varsity Foot- ball; B-Squad Baseball, Foot- ball; Frosh Football, Track Tennis; ASB, News Representatives; Warriors ' Sergeant at Arms Noble, David Richmond 18, 54, 66, 168, 169 Honor Roll 1; Home Room Pres- ident; Team Manager, Basket- ball; ASB Representative; Senior Class Representative; Senior Reception Committee Norby, Julianne Marie 63 Transferred from Staples, Minnesota Northquist, Marilyn Kaye 54, 66, 112, 127 Commercial Club; ASB Honors Board, Pep, Committees, Repre- sentative; Home Room Secre- tary; B-Squad Tennis; League Big Sister, Silver Pin, Repre- sentative; After-School Sports Nottingham, Carlene Rae 37,54 Honor Roll 2; FNA; 3C ' s; League Committees, Silver Pin; After- School Sports; Bookroom Worker Nygren, Mari Anne 55 Not a candidate for June graduation Oberg, Gerald Lawrence 55, 160, 180 Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Varsity Wrestling; Warriors O ' Connor, Merri Lee 2, 55, 119 Tamarack Staff Art Editor; Art Club Secretary; Home Room President and Vice-President; League Big Sister, Silver Pin; League Representative; Locker Monitor; Roll Checker; Bowling Ogle, Marilyn Irene 55, 126 Cercle de Menage; League Big Sister, Bronze Pin; Roll Check- er; Office Worker Olsen, Alan Curtiss 63 Olson, Mary Ann 55, 147, 152 Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; League Big Sister, Bronze Pin, Representative; ASB Represent- ative; After-School Sports Olson, Susan Irene 55, 130 3C ' s; International Club; League Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin, Representative Orne, Betty Kathaleen 55, 147, 152, 153 Mixed Chorus; League Big Sister; After-School Sports Ortiz, Trina Mae 55, 147, 152 Transferred from Shadle Park; Girls Glee Osborne, William Robert 55 Manager Varsity Track; B-Squad Track, Cross Country; Frosh Football Osburn, Leslie Sanford 55 Osier, Pamela Ethel 63 Not a candidate for June graduation Oslund, Russel Ray 29, 55, 106, 109, 114, 124, 137, 151, 154, 155, 165, 180 ASB President; Honor Roll 1; Warriors; Twinlow; Varsity Track, Cross Country; B-Squad Track, Basketball, Cross Country; B- Squad Basketball, Track, Cross Country; Marching, Concert Bands; Drum Major; ASB Representative; Frosh Home Room Representative Othmer, Frances Jean 2, 55, 66, 110, 112, 119, 121, 128, 133 Tamarack Staff Senior Editor; FNA; Quill Scroll; ASB Com- mittees, Representative; Junior Prom Committee; Home Room Secretary; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; Represent- ative; ASB Representative; News and Tamarack Representative; Senior Class Representative; After-School Sports; Office Worker Dwain da bathtub! ! I ' M DWOWNING! Page, Sandra Marie 55, 67 Home Room Secretary; League Big Sister, Representative; After-School Sports; Roll Checker; Home Room Treasurer Park, Dani Joyce 55 Transferred from Fairbanks, Alaska; Senior Cap and Gown Committee Parker, Kathleen Marie 35 Big Sister, Girls League Representative Parker, Robert F. 55 ASB Committees, Representa- tive; News Representative Partrige, David Wilbur 63 Home Room Secretary; Treasurer Not a candidate for June graduation Paschall, Gerald Alan 63 Rifle Club, B-Squad Manager; News Representative; Locker Monitor Patterson, Harold Freeman 56, 160, 168, 169 Transferred from North Caro- lina; Varsity Football Patterson, Ronald George 37, 56, 150 Honor Roll 4; International Club; Marching, Concert, Band Pearsall, Diane Lorraine 56, 112 Honor Roll 2; FNA; Library Club, Secretary; League Big Sister; Silver Pin; Library, Office, Bookroom Worker; Nominations Committee Peters, Betty Marie 36, 47, 56, 110, 116, 123, 133, 186 News Staff Feature Editor; Girls Sports Editor, Feature Writer Reporter; Red Feathers; Color Girls; Quill and Scroll; Secretary; ASB Building Im- provement Committee; Senior Elections Committee Chairman Home Room Treasurer; Special, Marching, Concert Bands; League Committees, Repre- sentative, Big Sister, Silver Pin, General Chairman Big and Little Sister Party; Tamarack, News Representa- tive; After-School Sports; Locker Monitor; Junior Achievement Corresponding Secretary; September, Girl- of-the-Month; Senior Class Secretary Peterson, Kristine Annetta 56, 66, 152 ASB Committees, Representa- tive; League Representative, Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; After-School Sports; League Bowling; Chairman League Tag Sale; Senior Representative Petragallo, James Elton 56 Transferred from Shadle Pichette, Peter 56 Picht, Don Albert 56 Transferred from Tucson, Arizona Plue, Beverly Louise 56 Transferred from Melvindale, Michigan; Big Sister Plumb, Margaret Jean 37, 56, 66, 112, 127, 18 6 Scholastic Honor Roll 2; Red Feathers; Commercial Club, President; International Club; Junior Prom Publicity-Clean- up Committee; League Repre- sentative, Committees, Bronze Pin; After-School Sports; Sen- ior Prom Refreshments- Chaperones Committee; Senior Class Representative; ASB Junior-Senior Co-Rec Com- mittee Plunkitt, Donald Lynn 56, 121, 123 Transferred from Rogers; Photo Staff Batman and Robin 007 Prater, Judy Anne 56 League Big Sister Prechtl, Sandra Lee 56 League Big Sister, Bronze Pin; PTA Representative; Library Worker; Hall Guard; Locker Monitor Press, George Marshall 63 ASB Representative; Home Room President, Secretary Prudente, Joseph Angelo 56 Thespians; Rifle Club; ASB Dance, Pep Committees; B- Squad Track; Frosh Baseball; School Play; News Represent-, ative; Stage Crew Puddy, Donald Ray 2, 37,56, 66, 11, 119, 121, 131, 138, 194, 197 Tamarack Staff Art Editor; Key Club; Art Club, President, Vice-President, Treasurer; Honor Student; ASB Publicity Committee; Bowling; Looker Monitor; Spokane Music and Arts Festival, Second Place, ASB Carnival Committee-Co- Chairman; Chairman Senior Finance Committee; Art Club Historian Tamarack is IN ! ! News is OUT! See pages 118, 119, 121 Radmer, Ralph Eugene 54, 56, 112, 125, 137, 165 Biology Club; Varsity Track, Cross-Country; Junior Varsity Track, Cross-Country; Frosh Track; ASB Representative; Warriors; President of Junior Warriors; Biology Club Pres- ident; President of Junior Achievement Rail, Marilyn Joy 56, 114, 128, 136 League Secretary, Committees Big Sister, Silver Pin; Red Feathers; Color Girls Sergeant at Arms; Vox Puellarum; FNA Secretary; Cercle de Menage Secretary; ASB Improvement Committee, Representative; Junior Prom Decorations Com- mittee; Home Room President, Secretary; Junior Senator; After-School Sports; Locker Monitor Reedman, Sandi Jean 56 Big Sister Reida, Rudolph Clark 56 B-Squad Football; Home Room President; Frosh Football, Baseball; Stage Crew Renalt, Stephanie Gaye 56 Red Feathers; Color Girls; League Bi g Sister, Bronze Pin, Representative; ASB Rep- resentative; Office Worker; Sen- ior Commencement Committee Revard, Donna Marie 28, 29, 31, 37, 57, 106, 109, 134, 136, 142, 183, 186 Honor Roll 3; ASB Treasurer, Pep Committee, Representative; Red Feathers; Color Girls; Vox Puellarum; Junior Prom Committee; Home Room Pres- ident, Treasurer; Girls State; Head Majorette; League Com- mittees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; Library, Junior Class Repre- sentatives; After-School Sports; Library Worker; Roll Checker; Locker Monitor; Talent Club; Red Cross Representative; American Legion Oratorical Winner Rice, Thomas Jefferson 57 Marching Band Richards, Susan Kaye 57, 115, 116 Girls League Vice-President; Honor Roll 2; FNA Vice Presi- dent; ASB Co-Rec, Elections, Committees; Junior Prom Tickets Committee; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin, Girl of the Month; Office Worker; After-School Sports; Dad and Daughter Desert Chairman Richardson, Christine Margaret 57, 139 Cerele de Menage; DECA; ASB Landscaping Committee; League Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin Why ' s there air?? ? Richardson, Jean 57 Not a candidate for June graduation Rizzuto, John Allen 57, 113, 167, 168, 169 Home Room President, Vice- President; Varsity Baseball; B-Squad Basketball, Baseball; Frosh Basketball, Baseball; Varsity Basketball Roach, Lloyd Dennis 57, 152 Frosh Wrestling, Football; Intramural Sports Robbins, Tobe Lee 57, 141 News Representative; Hall Guard; Traffic and Grounds Squad; Locker Monitor Roberts, Kenneth James 57, 141 Radio Club Robison, Eric Lee 57 Junior Achievement Rockser, Robert Jerome 57, 137, 150, 165, 180 Varsity Track, Cross-Country; B-Squad Track, Cross-Country; Frosh Cross-Country; Marching, Concert Bands Roder, Kathleen 57 Not a candidate for June graduation Roseberry, Beverly Ann 57 Locker Monitor Rothwell, Robert Joseph 57, 146, 148, 149 Frosh Wrestling; News Repre- sentative; Talent Club; Choir Vice-President; Tepee Lighters; Folk Group; All City All State Choir Rouleau, Paul R. 57 Rowley, Russell Phillip 57 Transferred from Shadle; Rifle Club Ryckman, Charles Edward 63 Sabiston, Jeannie Rae 57, 67, 112, ' 122,126,128,132,133,148,186, 187 News Staff, Editor-in-Chief, Advertising Manager; Red Feathers, Secretary; Color Girls; FNA; Cercle de Menage; Latin Club, Secretary; Quill and Scroll; ASB Landscaping, Jr. -Sr. Co-Rec, Elections Committees, Big Sister, Chair- man, Gold with Ruby Pin, Repre- sentative; After-School Sports; Tamarack Representative; Roll Checker; Locker Monitor; Hon- or Roll Sacco, Karen Lee 57, 126 Cercle de Menage; Commercial Club; FTA; ASB Committees; Junior Prom Committee; Silver Pin; After-School Sports; Roll Checker; Locker Monitor; League Committees, Big Sister, Tag Sales; Cercle Fifth Exec- utive Salvage, Donald A. 57 Varsity Track, Cross-Country; B-Squad Track; Frosh Track, Wrestling, Cross-Country Sandberg, Maryl Ellen 37, 57, 115, 117, 124, 132, 136, 185, 186, 194 Honor Roll 6; Red Feathers, Historian; Color Girls, Chair- man; Latin Club, President, Secretary; Vox Puellarum, President; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Home Room President; Cheerleader, Chairman Spring Sports; League Committees, Big Sister, Gold Pin, Repre- sentative; After-School Sports; Roll Checker; Gym Office Worker; Locker Monitor; Girl of the Month Sander, Douglas Richard 58, 65 Warriors; Junior Senator; Varsity Football; Junior Varsity Football, Baseball; Frosh Football, Basketball, Baseball Saruwatari, Beverly Jeane 58, 62, 111, 115, 145, 186 Girls ' League Secretary; Hon- or Roll 3; Junior Class Treas- urer; Red Feathers; FTA; Inter- national Club; ASB Representa- tive; Publicity, Mixers Commit- tees; Special, Marching, Pep Concert Bands; League Represent- ative, Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; After-School Sports; Locker Monitor; League Honors Board; General Chairman of Sadie Hawkins; Senior Con Committee; Office Worker Sauser, Gregory J. 58 Transferred from Gonzaga Prep Saville, Larry Ray 63, 139 Library Worker; Hall Guard Sayward, Donna May 58 Girls Glee; Big Sister; Locker Monitor Scammon, Janette Mary 28, 152 League Big Sister; After-School Sports Scammon, Eugene Lyle 214 Late listing Schafer, Linda Rae 58, 139 Scholastic Honor Roll 4; Red Feathers; Color Girls; Commer- cial Club; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin, Repre- sentative; After-School Sports; Office Worker; DECA Secretary Schafer, Steven Robert 58, 145 Home Room Sergeant at Arms; School Play Dino Schafer, Terry Lee 58, 165, 180 Varsity Track, Cross-Country; Junior Varsity Football, Wres- tling; Frosh Football, Wrestling; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Representative Sehlettert, Bruce L. 29,63 B-Squad Baseball Schmalle, William Feme 58, 141 Radio Club Schuh, Gerald Duane 63, 124, 139, 141 Manager Frosh Football; Junior Varsity Cross Country; B-Squad Football, Track; Traffic and Grounds Squad; Locker Monitor; DECA Parliamentarian Scott, Murray David 58 Sdao.Roseann Marie 58, 67 League Big Sister; Roll Checker; Gym Officer Worker Seedorf , James Melvin 37, 58, 66, 109, 130, 131 Honor Roll 6; Key Club; Inter- national Club, Vice-President; Honors Club; Boys State; Var- sity Golf; Junior Class Repre- sentative; Senior Class Repre- sentative Seidel, David D. 58 B-Squad Football, Baseball Senn, Sheldon Grier 58 Radio Club Shane, Dorothy Ann 58 League Representative, Com- mittees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; Senior Committee Shellenberger, Gael Curtis 58, 107 Varsity, Football, Track; Wres- tling Shinn, Susan Lorraine 28, 37, 59, 115, 127, 136, 186 Vox Puellarum, Vice-President; Scholastic Honor Roll 6; Color Girls; Red Feathers; Commer- cial Club; ASB Representative, Honors Board, Building Improve- ment Committees; Home Room Secretary, President; News Representative; Civil Defense Representative; Junior Prom, Chairman, Publicity, Clean- up Committee; Honors Program; After-School Sports; Girls League Treasurer, Representa- tive, Big Sister, Silver Pin, Committees Silver, Robert Phillips 37,59 131, 132, 140, 148, 149 Scholastic Honor Roll 6; Latin Club, Consul, 5th Executive; 3C ' s President; Key Club; Choir President; Tepee Lighters; Math Club Simmons, Miriam Christine 59 Honor Roll 4; International Club; Honor Student; Junior Prom Committee; League Honors Board, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; ASB Representative; After- School Sports Simpson, Christie Ann 59, 66, 127 Color Girls, Historian; Latin Club; Commercial Club; ASB Co-Rec Chairman, Honor, Teen Talks Committees; Home Room Vice-President; League Commit- tees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; After-School Sports; Locker Monitor Sisk, David Allen 59, 138 Rifle Club; Chess Club Skelton, Gari Gale 59 Slaven, Janice Kay 214 Late Listing Smith, Charles Alan 59, 139 Not a candidate for June graduation Smith, Darlene Kay 59 League Big Sister, Silver Pin; After-School Sports; Bowling Smith, Larry Eugene 59 Home Room President Smith, Louis Donald 59, 137, 175, 176, 177,203 Home Room President; Varsity Baseball; B-Squad Baseball; Frosh Baseball, Football; Senior Prom Pictures-Publicity Com- mittee Smith, Roger Bruce 37, 59, 131, 137, 165, 180 Scholastic Honor Roll 4; Key Club; German Club; Honors Club; International Club; Warriors; ASB Committees; Junior Varsity Track, Cross-Country; Frosh Track, Cross-Country; Senior Breakfast Committee Snider, Larry Mervin 59 Music Festival; Marching Band; Bowling; Senior Reception Committee Sonner, Kaley A. 59 Spann, Cynda Lou 59, 147 Transferred from Lewis and Clark; Choir; Big Sister 00695 is all-time! ! ! Sperling, Richard Lee 59,113 B-Squad Football, Baseball; Frosh Baseball, Football Spits , Johanna Patricia 37,59, 128, 148, 149 Scholastic Honor Roll 2; FNA; Home Room Treasurer; A Cap- pella Choir Treasurer; Tepee Lighters; League Committees, Big Sister, Representative, Bronze Pin; Office Worker Stannard, Nancy Frances 59, 152 153 ■ Transferred from East Valley; League Big Sister Starr, Terry Dawn 2, 28, 37, 60, 65, 109, 118, 126, 132, 191 Scholastic Honor Roll 5; Red Feathers; Color Girls; Cercle de Menage; Tamarack Staff Busi- ness Manager; Latin Club Presi- dent; Talent Club Treasurer; ASB Representative, Elections, Landscaping, Mixers Committees; Home Room Secretary; Girls State, Mayor; Color Guard; Honor Student; B-Squad Cheerleader; Varsity Tennis, Captain; League Committees, Big Sister, Gold Pin; After-School Sports; Fashion Council Steenhard, Robert Lee 60, 139 DECA Historian; Photography- junior Steidl, Deboraa June 58, 60, 107, 128, 136, 185, 186, 194 Honor Roll 1; Red Feathers; Color Girls, Chairman; FNA; Vox Puellarum, Board Member; ASB Secretary, Carnival, Elec- tions Committees; Junior Prom Committee; Home Room Vice- President; Varsity Cheerleader; Ellensburg Cheerleading Camp; Lilac Princess Finalist; Varsity Golf; League Commit- tees, Big Sister, Silver Pin, Representative; Library Club; After-School Sports; Office, Library, Gym Worker; Locker Monitor; Senior Prom Ticket Committee Sterner, Jerry Jerome 60, 137, 162 Transferred from Gonzaga Prep; Junior Prom Committee; Varsity Football, Track; Junior Varsity Wrestling; ASB Representative; Senior Prom Committee Stevens, Frank Lee 60 Stone, Rebecca Jo 60, 65, 112, 126, 186 Red Feathers; Color Girls Historian; Cercel de Menage; Junior Prom Chaperone Commit- tee; Varsity Golf; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin Stotts, Karen Louise 60, 150, 151 Music Festival; Marching, Con- cert Bands; League Committee; Band Secretary Stradley, Raymond James 37, 60, 125, 129, 131 FTA Vice President; Key Club; ASB, Red Cross Committee; Senior Committee Stradley, Steven James 30, 37, 60, 66, 67, 130, 131, 144 , 145 Honor Roll 6; Latin Club; Key Club; Bowling; Biology Club; International Club; School Play; Senior Representative Strand, Michael C. 60 Home Room Vice-President, Treas- urer; B-Squad Football, Wrestling; Frosh Football, Wrestling Strom, Alvar John Joel 27, 60, 112, 113, 165 ASB Committees; Varsity Foot- ball, Wrestling; Junior Varsity Wrestling; B-Squad Football; Stage Crew; B-Squad Cross- Country Stuart, Linda Daneen 60, 66 Commercial Club; Cercle de Menage; Varsity Golf; League Representative, Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; ASB Representative, Elections; Library, News Representative; Library, Office, Bookroom Worker, General Chairman Senior Prom Swanson, Barbara Joan 60 Big Sister; After-School Sports Swanson, Katherine Jean 63 Transferred from Marian Heights; After-School Sports; Library Worker Swanson, Ronald De-Los 60 Swartz, Linda Lee 37, 60, 128, 186 Scholastic Honor Roll 6; Red Feathers Chairman; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; ASB Representative; FNA Vice-President; Honors Club; Roll Checker; Orchesis Modern Dance Club, Vice-President; Senior Representative; NC Youth Looks to the Future Panel Sweet, Dennis Roger 63 Teal, Nancy Yvonne 60 Transferred from Rogers; ASB Representative; League Big Sister; Roll Checker Thacker, Sarah Jane 37, 63 Scholastic Honor Roll 6; Big Sister; Commercial Club; 3C ' s; Silver Pin; Girls League Rep- resentative; Office Worker Thompson, Randall Douglas 29,37, 60, 106, 150, 155 ASB Vice-President; Special, Marching, Pep Bands; Band Vice- President; Drum Sectional Leader Thompson, Terrie Lynne 60 ASB Representative, Dance Com- mittee; Girls Glee; League Big Sister, Bronze Pin Represent- ative Tiemann, Gregory Lynn 60, 150, 155 Music Festival; Special, Pep, Concert, Marching Band; Assistant Drum Major Tiffany, Pamela Kay 60, 66 Big Sister, League Committee, Bronze Pin; Library Represent- ative; Library Worker; Office, Gym Worker; Junior Achievement; Senior Class Representative Tofte, Dan R. 61 Tollefsen, Gordon Eric 37, 61, 125 Scholastic Honor Roll 4; German, Biology, International Clubs; League Bowling; S enior Com- mencement Committee Torrisi, Alfred Carmen 61 Townsend, Donald 61 Senior Prom Music and Arrange- ments Committee Treffry, Larry Robert 61, 138 Varsity Track; Junior Varsity Cross-Country Tregellas, Stephen Walter 61 ASB Co-Red Committee; Home Room Treasurer Tribble, Majorie Ann 61 Color Girls; Commercial Club President; FTA; School Play Programs Chairman; League Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin, Points Committee; ASB Representative; After-School Sports; Office Worker; Most Courteous Freshman Girl; Roll Checker; ASB Committees Turnley, John Thomas 61 Bowling Tyree, Patricia Joelyn 61, 139 DECA; Library Club; Art Club; ASB Representative, Committee; Home Room President; League Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; Library Representative; Library Worker; Roll Checker; Gym Office Worker; Locker Monitor Usher, Patricia Kaye 61, 139 League Big Sister, Bronze Pin, Representative; DECA Van Cleef, Michael Robert 61 Rifle Club; Junior Varsity Track; B-Squad Basketball; Locker Monitor Vaughn, Thomas James 61, 137, 165, 171 Warriors Treasurer; Varsity Wrestling; B-Squad Football, Track; Frosh Football, Track, Wrestling; ASB Representative Veter, Linda Mae 61, 139 Commercial Club; ASB Land- scaping Committee; Junior Prom Pictures-Refreshments Commit- tee; League Committees, Big Sister, Bronze Pin; DECA Vice President Vietzke, Arlene Rae 37, 61, 124, 128, 132, 136, 185, 186, 194 Honor Roll 2; Red Feathers; Color Girls, Historian; Latin Club; Vox Puellarum Board Mem- ber, Vice-President; FNA Vice- President, President; ASB Elec- tions, Representative; Junior Prom Committee; Home Room Secretary; Varsity Cheerleader; Bowling; League Big Sister, Gold Pin, Representative; News Representative; After-School Sports; Roll Checker; Locker Monitor Wacker, Penelope Kae 61 Bowling League Wait, Dennis 63 Not a candidate for June graduation Walkee, Donald James 61, 137 Honor Roll 1; Latin Club; Warriors ' Secretary-Treasurer; ASB Honors Board, Carnival, Mixers Committees; Home Room President; Varsity Wrestling, Golf; B-Squad Football; Frosh Track Walker, Frank Alexander 61 Junior Varsity Golf Wallen, Sharon D. 61, 139 Transferred from Cheney; Com- mercial Club; League Commit- tees, Big Sister; After-School Sports; Library Worker; Junior Achievement; DECA President Warehouse, Robert Wesley 37, 61, 123, 131, 132, 152, 162 Honor Roll 4; News Staff Sports Editor; Latin Club; Key Club; Warriors; Varsity Football; B-Squad Football; Frosh Track; Editor-in-Chief of News; Sen- ior Prom Refreshment and Chaperone Committee Warfield, Jon B. 61, 137, 141 Varsity Wrestling; Junior Var- sity Football, Wrestling; Frosh Football, Tennis, Wres- tling; Marching, Concert, Pep Bands Warren, Renee Elizabeth 62,147 Transferred from West Valley Wasley, Larry Dale 62 Not a candidate for June graduation Wassom, Gary Lee 62, 139 DECA; Library Worker; Hall Guard Watts, Jennifer Rose 2, 62, 119, 121, 127 Tamarack Staff; Commercial Club; ASB Representative, Red Cross Chairman; March of Dimes; Red Feathers; Junior Prom Commit- tee; League Committees, Big Sis- ter, Bronze Pin; Red Cross Rep- resentative; After-School Sports; Roll Checker; Locker Monitor; Red Cross Leadership Conference; League Representative; Senior Prom Ticket Committee; ASB Publicity Committee Wayne, Melanie Ann 62 Red Cross Club; League Big Sis- ter; After-School Sports Weathermon, Peggy May 214 Late Listing Wells, Janine 63, 110 Talent Club; ASB Elections Com- mittee; Junior Achievement After- School Sports West, David Dale 62 West, Robert Keith 62 News Staff Feature Writer; Home Room Treasurer Westover, Kathleen Helen 62 Transferred from Rogers; Big Sister; Roll Checker; Clerical Practice White, Claudia Vernette 62, 66, 145, 146, 148, 149 Color Girls; ASB Representative, Pep, Co-Rec, Dance Committees; Home Room President, Secretary; A Cappella Choir; Teepee Light- ers; League Representative, Committees, Big Sister, Silver Pin; After-School Sports; Office Worker; Folk Singing Group; Senior Con Committee White, Daniel Lee 62 White, David William 62 Transferred from Gonzaga Prep White, Linda Gale 62 Big Sister; Office Worker Whitney, Linda Kay 62 Not a candidate for June graduation Wickstead, Michael G. 37,38,62, 109, 113, 124, 131, 134, 146, 150, 155 Honor Roll 6; Key Club Secre- tary; Honors Club; ASB Honors Board Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Home Room Presi- dent; Boys State; Special, Marching, Pep, Dance Band; Junior Achievement; Junior Class Representative; Symphonic Band Treasurer; Talent Club Presi- dent Wilhelm, David Kenneth 60, 151, 154 Special, Marching, Pep Bands; Bowling Wilkerson, Charles Leslie 30, 62, 107, 132, 162, 167, 168, 169, 175, 176 Honor Roll 2; Latin Club; Var- sity Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Tennis; B-Squad Football, Basketball, Baseball; Frosh Football, Basketball, Baseball, Tennis; ASB 5th Executive Willard, Michael E. Late Listing Willenborg, Joyce Phyllis 63 After-School Sports; Roll Checker Williams, Lyell Marshal 36, 47, 63, 125, 131, 137, 161, 162, 171 Honor Roll 4; Key Club; Bi- ology Club; Warriors; Home Room President; Varsity Football, Wrestling; Junior Varsity Football, Wrestling, Track; News Repre- sentative; Senior Class President Wilson, Pauline Elizabeth 63, 65, 145 League Big Sister; Senior Con Committee Wohl, Linda Kay 63, 135, 146, 148, 149 Thespians Secretary; School Play; League Representative, Committees, Big Sister; Girls Ensemble; A Cappella Choir; 3C ' s Secretary; Teepee Lighters Wold, Thomas L. 63, 125, 137, 162, 168, 169 Warriors; Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track; B-Squad Football, Basketball, Baseball; Frosh Basketball, Football, Baseball Woods, Don T. 63 Home Room President Wren, Christine J. 63, 125 Color Girls; Biology Club; ASB Committees, Representative; Junior Prom Committee; Home Room Vice-President; League Comm ittees, Big Sister, Silver Pin, Representative; Varsity Girls Golf; Junior Class Representative; After-School Sports; Gym Office Worker; Locker Monitor Wright, Sharlene Lee 63, 139 DECA; League Representative; Junior Achievement Treasurer Wunderlich, George Howard 63 ASB Publicity Committee; Cross-Country Manager; B-Squad Cross-Country, Baseball; Frosh Wrestling, Football Zarko, Kenneth Peter 27, 63, 137, 152, 162 Warriors; Varsity Football, Wrestling, Cross-Country; Junior Varsity Football; B- Squad Wrestling THE END (whew) ! ! ! That ' s basic. . . . Caught up a ladder are these spring-struck seniors, Janice Slaven, Bob Denny, Gene Scammon, Sylvia Boschee, and Peggy Weather- mon. Not pictured are Elmer Darrah and Gary Chavez, also late listings. UNDERCLASS INDEX Aagard, Richard 30, 80, 81 Abbott, Robert 98 Abel, Dennis D. 89 Abel, Joyce L. 80 Abrahamson, David L. 30,83 Achziger, Johnny L. 90,138 Adams, Jill C. 90, 112 Adams, Kathy 86 Adams, Larry L. 86 Adams, Steve V. 79, 111, 132 Ahrendt, Billie R. 98,147,152, 189 Ahrendt, Grant E. 88, 153, 182 Aiken, Gerald J. 88 Aiken, John P. 96, 153, 181 Aiken, Sandra K. 97, 151 Albee, John M. 76, 137 Albee, Linda L. 91 Albert, Wesley 83 Albright, Michael C. 81, 150, 154 Alexander, Barney R. 93 Alexander, Kathryn R. 92,97,110, 189 Alexander, Michael W. 76 Alexander, Stephen D. 88 Allbery, Judith K. 78,110,120, 123, 126, 128, 130 Allbery, Norman E. 99,164,170 Allbery, Steve 93, 164, 170 Allen, Carol J. 78 Allen, Mike 84 Allen, Monte 101, 164 Allen, Steve 89 Allison, Connstance 83 Allison, Miss Muriel 17 Allison, Rhonda 103 Altenburg, Carol M. 75, 83, 120, 129,130 Anderson, Billie 94, 129, 188 Anderson, Diane 86 Anderson, Janet H. 82 Anderson, Mar jean R. 82,148 Anderson, Ronald 99 Anderson, Shirley S. 79 Anderson, William 88 Andrews, Ann 139 Andrus, Mike 84, 141 Anker, Mr. Walter 9 Armstrong, Cathy 89, 134, 183, 188 Arnold, Beverly J. 79 Arnold, Susan J. 99,113,189 Arnold, William 74, 78 Aronson, Judy C. 81 Ashford.Don 94, 174 Ashley, Larry M. 80, 175 Atwood, Jack 101 Atwood, Pat 93 Austin, Rex R. 81 Austin, Sidney C. 82 Ayars,Dr. Albert Backenstoe, Mrs. Georgiana 10, 20 Bafaro, Michael 83 Bailey, Christine 94, 103 Bailey, Pat 89 Baker, Carl 88 Baker, Paula 76 Baldwin, Jo Anne 86 Baldwin, Kathleen 87 Bare, Claudia 85, 91, 110, 138 Barline, Linda 94 Barnard, Mr. Robert 15, 64 Barnes, Frank 81, 164 Barnes, Harry 86, 164, 180 Barnes, LaVette 84 Barnes, Mrs. Lillian 20, 139 Barnes, Michael 103 Barr, Mari Lu 77 ' Barraclough, Donna 90 Barraclough, Susan 91 Barrick, Gregory 93, 153 Bartlett, Wendy 101, 189 Bartline, David 76, 174 Bartoletta, Marilyn 94, 129, 188 Barzee, Peggy 98 Bass, John 98, 138 Bassett, Lawrence 83 Bassett, Susan 89, 188 Bauer, Jody F. 84 Beach, Don 84 Beam, Martin 101 Beaver, Mrs. Helen 14 Becker, Henry 88 Beckman, Raymond 97, 132, 147, 151 Bell, Eric 87, 150, 174 Bell, George 98, 178 Bell, Robyn 77 Bell, Ross 89 Benjamin, Sherrida 92, 140 Benner, Paul 79 Bennett, Mr. Blaine 16, 64, 160, 171 Bennett, Vicki 98 Bens el, Philip 88 Benshoof, Bob 89 Benzi, John 83, 134 Berens, Lester 100 Bergstrom, Howard 90 Betts, Patricia 99, 189 Biem, Curtis 98 Bierig, Nadine 94 Bigelow, Charles 99, 140 Biggs, Patricia 83, 122, 191 Binder, Gregory 97 Binder, Theresa 103 Birtles, Mary 99 Bischoff, Max 89 Bishop, Stephen 86, 150, 154, 164, 178 Bisset, Gordon 84 Bjaaland, Karen 82, 110, 134, 149 Black, Sheba 81 Blaekmer, Mike 92 Blackstone, Barry 78, 147, 148 Blair, John M. 77, 123, 164 Blair, Mr. Dale 15,159,180 Blair, Robert 164, 178 Blake, David 90 Bland, Mr. Robert 17 Bland, Roberta 92, 112, 136, 188 Blizzard, James 80 Blizzard, Robert 104, 150, 154, 164 Blizzard, Thomas 153 Block, Richard 152 Boberg, Rose M. 86 Boehm, Twyla 76, 135, 144 Bogenreif , Gary 89 Bolander, Vickie L. 76 Boles, Caprice E. 99 Boles, Charlotte I. 86 Boone, Robert 103, 147, 148 Bordwell, Donald 79, 162 Bosch, John 99, 178 Bost, Theresa 90 Bouck, Georgiana 97 Bouck, Steven 98 Bouten, Deborah C. 88, 111, 124, 139, 188 Bove, Linda 75, 77 Bowell, James 19, 80 Bower, Robert D. 99, 153 Bowman, Ronald A. 82 Boyce, Morgan E. 86, 153 Boyce, Robert A. 17,99,153 Boyd, Margaret 84, 189 Boyet, Katherine 79, 191 Boyson, Mark A. 13, 99 Bradford, Rick 98, 164, 178 Brammer, Barry E. 86 Brand, Kathryn L. 92 Branda, John 95, 97, 141 Brandenburger, Michael 88, 164, 173, 17 Brandenburger, Patsy 97 Brendmoen, Daniel 83 Bridgewater, Chris 89 Briscoe, Mrs. Laura 12, 132 Briscoe, Scott 84 Bristlin, Terlsha D. 94 Broadwell, Mr. Vern 14 Broadwell, Yvette D. 90, 188 Broom, Phillip 92 Brooks, Audrey 2, 74, 75, 76, 115, 118, 125, 126, 127, 133 Brophy, Daniel J. 78 Brophy, Michael W. 91, 180 Brophy, Patrick L. 83,148 Brougham, Beth 81 Brower, William 93, 150, 154, 155 Brown, Diana M. 148 Brown, Gail 91 Brown, Janet 89, 140 Brown, Kathleen A. 89, 129, 188 Brown, Kevin 101 Brown, Margaret E. 95,97 Brown, Mark L. 79 Brown, Marlena J. 79 Brown, Pat 84 Brown, Shirley 101, 103 Brown, Thomas D. 90, 93, 178, 179 Browning, Ailene 97, 153 Browning, Arlene 99, 153 Browning, Gloria 90 Brunner, Michael J. 99 Bruns, Mrs. Linda 13, 191 Brusseau, Wayne N. 82 Bruya, Donald 96 Buck, Gary A. 81, 164 Buell, Sherry A. 91, 147 Buelo, Kenneth 78, 148, 174 Bugenhagen, Vickie 93 Bullis, Kathleen 75, 78, 111, 127 Bundy, Mr. Robert 17 Burchett, Karen M. 87 Burchett, Tim 89, 108, 131, 180 Caballero, Vic 76 Cady, Sandra L. 98 Caldwell, Michael W. 91, 149, 151, 153 Caldwell, Mr. Michael 13, 164 Calhoon, Gary W. 101 Calvert, Richard A. 101 Cameron, Kathleen L. 100,189 Cameron, Scott 84 Cameron, Tommy E. 101,153 Campbell, Daniel L. 88 Campbell, Darlene M. 89,151 Campbell, Ruth 82, 110, 136 Campbell, Thomas J. 99 Candler, Kathleen K. 91, 147 Canter, Steven 100, 164 Cantlon, Michael 98 Carlson, Freida 83 Carlson, Jan 79 Carlson, Liane 79, 148 Carlson, Nancy L. 86 Carlton, Carolyn A. 83 Carpenter, Melody 99, 132 Carrico, Frank L. 85,94,153 Carringer, Marion J. 90, 115 Cartee, Linda 98 Carter, Debra 98,112,135 Carter, Duane E. 77 Carter, Isaac J. 93,170,178,179 Caruso, Jucith 81, 152 Carver, John H. 91, 170 Carver, Kathleen C. 99 Casselman, Linda S. 77,148 Caton, Walter 92, 165 Caven, Elissa J. 91, 150, 152 Cervantes, Frederick 100 Chadwick, Sue L. 79 Challender, Kathleen 88, 148 Chandler, Tomi Lea 90 Chantry, Patricia L. 77, 110, 112, 127 Chapados, Leanne M. 88 Chapman, Cathy Ann 97 Chapman, Mrs. Daisy 13 Charbonneau, Mr. Rollln 12 Chastain, Dorian R. 26, 84, 162 Chastain, Nancy D. 89 Chavez, Donald L. 94 Chertrude, Mary (Cathy) 83 Christensen, Georgia 101, 189 Christensen, Robert A. 98, 141 Clark, Marica V. 80 Clark, Patricia N. 77 Clayton, Cindy 99, 140, 147 Clemenson, Nicholas A. 80 demons, Ronald M. 81 Cleveland, Ben R. 88, 173 Cochran, Mr. Robert 21 Coffin, Jon W. 81,135,144,162,173 Colby, Linda D. 90 Cole, Judith 92, 147, 153, 188 Coleman, Catherine M. 91,112 Coleman, Jim 82, 178 Colling, Cathie E. 81, 191 Collins, Frederick Art 80, 160, 175 Combs, Spencer D. 100 Compton, Robert A. 100 Cones, Spencer 170 Congdon, Mrs. Dorothy 15, 64, 129 Conrath, Mrs. Evelyn W. 20, 67, 131 Contos, Kim 79, 175, 176, 177 Cooper, David J. 97,173 Cooper, Gay L. 77, 139 Corskie, Dawn M. 89,147,148 Cossette, Sid C. 78, 175 Costello, Thomas R. 101 Cotter, Patrick V. 77, 152, 163 Cotter, Patsy 80 Covey, Michael C. 88 Covey, Mrs. June 21 Cowin, Sharon L. 92 Cowley, Donna R. 85, 86 Cox, Kathleen M. 100 Coyle, Katherine J. 94 Cress, Ginnie L. 100,189 Cronin, Eileen 99 Cross, Vicki Y. 93, 152 Crouch, Thomas V. 80, 175 Cuff in, Cynthia C. 93 Cullitan, Randolph 99, 132, 151, 164 Culnane, Steven P. 86, 164 Culp, Barbara A. 91 Culp, Stephen A. 99 Cumpton, Daniel 97 Cunningham, Mr. Gerald 15, 140 Curran, Kelley M. 96,164 Currier, Susan A. 99, 153 Custer, John S. 83, 153 Cutter, Carolyn J. 93,130,147, 152 Czap, Albert 97 Czap, Clara 17 Czap, Loretta E. 88, 139 Dahl, Carol L. 76 Dahs, Curtis F. 94 Daley, William L. 77, 165, 180 Damm, Allen H. 88 D ' Andre, Mrs. Lela 21 Daniel, Benjamin C. 80, 121 Daniels, William J. 81,131, 153 Darrah, Elmer Bert 141 Dashiell, Stephen G. 91, 164, 173 Daugherty, Frank 79 Daves, Janet E. 94, 110, 148 Davey, Joan Y. 89, 188 Davey, Patrick 80 Davey, Susan A. 86 Davey, Theresa A. 76,113,127 David, Darlene R. 87 Davidson, Beverly A. 103 Davidson, James C. 78 Davis, Mr. Dan 18, 84, 134 Davis, Connie 88, 151 Davis, Dorothy L. 93 Davis, Eric W. 93,164,170 Davis, Henry E. 103 Davis, Jeannine M. 91 Davis, Jerry M. 96 Davis, Sharon 89 Davis, Stuart A. 94, 173 Dawson, Sharon 82 Day, Colleen 80, 124, 126, 190, 191 Deal, Naomi J. 152 Dearing, Dennis J. 89 Dearth, Arnold R. 97 DeCaro.SamR. 101,141,164 Decker, John E. 97 Decker, Mynette F. 92,152 Decker, Patricia M. 82 DeForge, Nicolette M. 86 DeLange, John 78 Dalauder, Timothy 96 Deloach, Cheri 28, 82, 141, 191 Delong, Kim J. 94, 134, 148, 164, 173, 175 Denney, Daniel K. 89 Dennis, Dixie 84 Derr.Nyal G. 81, 162 Detmer, Christine E. 86, 148, 188 Dewitt, Peggy 82 Dewitt, Susan 97, 153 Dicus, Shirley E. 90 Diedrick, Mr. William 13, 164 Diggs, Ronald 88, 164, 180 Dillenger, Ed 84 Dillon, Patricia 78, 135, 144 Dirkes, Karen 84 Dixon, Michael E. 90 Doescher, Jon S. 89 Doherty, Richard 98, 164, 170 Dolan, Richard C. 93 Dolan, Sylvia D. 93 Donais.Rlaph E. 94 Dotson, John C. 90, 93 Doty, Pamela M. 75, 83, 153 Douds,MarkM. 77,162,180 Douglass, Alice E. 81,120,122 141 Douglass, Harold 97 Downing, Joan K. 76, 147 Doyle, Judith 76 Drew, Mrs. Virginia 17, 64 Drury, Carey S. 91 Duehning, Kay I. 94, 147, 153, 188 Dugger, Cheryl 84 Dunn, Patricia A. 88, 110, 129, 188 Durgan, Joseph P. 100, 170, 174 Durkin, Timothy A. 80 Dyer, Jerald 76 Dykstra, Deborah S. 81 Dyreson, Sandra A. 98 Earling, Jane L. 98,153 Earling, Jean M. 82,155 Earney, Eric 84 Eddy, Mrs. Barbara 13, 114, 138 Edlin, Judy I. 83, 144 Edlin, Lora L. 98 Edlin, Tony 100 Edwards, Emilie M. 97,189 Edwards, Steveann 90, 146, 148, 188 Egger, Michael W. 93 Eickmeyer, Tom 9 Elde, Connie 78, 80, 148 Elixman, Terry 103 Elliott, David 78, 82, 137, 163 Emmel, Steven W. 93 Emoto, Connie 98 Emoto, Jerry 88, 175, 179 Emter, Terry 88 Emter, Linda 101, 189 Endicott, Charles 100, 138, 153, 155 English, Jerry 99 Engstrom, Richard 75,81,162,180 Erickson, Mr. Norman 12 Erickson, Robert 83, 98, 164 Erickson, Ronald 82 Eschenbacher, Judith 88 Evans, Donna L. 94 Evans, Mrs. Joan 12 Evans, Kristine 80, 110 Evans, Lee M. 88 Evans, Randy 81, 150, 155 Evenmo, Arlyne 101 Evens, Lee 164 Everett, Kathy 92 Everett, Stanley 90, 153 Everson, Lynn 84 Ewell, James 87, 178, 179 Ewing, Susan 78 Exley.Mr. Burrill 15,64 Eyre, Richard 82 Fairbrother, Patricia 94, 147, 152 Faraone, Chandler N. 96, 164 Faraone, Jeanne L. 83 Faris, Patricia N. 91 Farquaharson, Jorie 87,129 Farquhar, J. Scott 89, 141 Farrell, Anthony D. 76 Farrell, Carol J. 95, 100, 110, 189 Farwell, Brian 100 Farwell, Nan 79 Feaster, Lynn M. 94 Felton, Melvin J. 83 Ferguson, Sandra 77 Ferraby, Eva J. 86, 136 Fievez, Gary M. 87,174 Findley.Ruth E. 93 Finkbeiner, Virgil Finney, Ruth A. Fisher, Dana E. 87,153 Fleck, Robert J. 98, 153 Florez.Nikki L. 94 Fodey, Susan 87 Fogg, ThanaL. 86,152,153 Fong, Charlotte K. 91 Fong, Meichele D. 103 Ford, Karl 94, 147, 152, 178 Ford, Roberta 83 Foster, Jim 95, 97, 103 Fox, Ruby Jacqueline 93 Frank, Susan C. 87, 191 Franklin, Benjamin 99 Franklin, Lyle C. 90 Frazier, Billy 101 Frey, Mary 81, 147, 152, 153 Fritz, Christina M. 88,111,113, 129, 134, 148, 188 Fry, Carmen 147 Fry, Lawrence J. 93, 164, 180 Fry, Thomas P. 87 Fry, Ramona Fry, Raymond 101, 153 Fudberg, Gail Maire Fugate, Robert B. 78 Funk, Edwin 81 Galvin, Larry 93, 164 Galvin, Patricia 96 Gamble, James 87, 173 Gamble, Susan 78, 79, 127, 128 Garbarino, Dianna 99, 189 Garrett, Skip 84 Gates, Daniel 92, 164, 174 Gates, Danna 77, 110, 182 Gates, Marvin L. 93 Gausman, Nancy 81 Gebeke, Laura J. 100 Geng, Linda 101 Gentry, Sherry D. 79 Gerkensmeyer, David J. 2, 76, 119, 123 Geyer, Susan 84 Gibbs, Gerald 90, 150 Gibson, Sharon 76 Giger, Phyllis M. 89 Giles, Dennis 77, 141, 151 Gill, Mr. Blaine 21 Gill, Linda L. 101,147,152,189 Gill, Sandra 93 Gillespie, Mrs. Alice 21 Glass, Janet D. 83 Glendenning, Roberta 81, 152, 153 Glover, Mr. Blair 12,64 Glover, Gaynelle 84, 147 Goddard, Douglas A. 79, 162, 173 Goddell, Jeffrey E. 101 Godwin, Cheryle 97 Goin, Linda 77 Goodman, Elaine L. 101 Goolie, Molinda 93, 152 Gosline, Thomas 101, 132, 138 Gracio, Patrick 79, 162 Graham, Candy 101 Graham, Darlene 101 Graham, Gale R. 79 Graham, Karen J. 76 Graham, Kathleen 89 Graham, Kevin 94, 164 Graham, Mr. Leonard 14, 141 Graham, Patsy 88 Graham, William A. 92 Grant, Glen A. 79,131,150 Green, Kathryn L. 89, 188 Green, Max 84 Greenwood, Carol J. 78, 125, 129, 132, 141 Greenwood, Charles O. 94, 165, 180 Greenwood, John 101 Gregg, Eva 89, 152 Griffin, Nancy 89 Griffith, Donna J. 80 Griffith, James 77, 150, 155, 180 Griffith, Sabria M. 87 Griffith, William 89, 164 Grimm, Scott 77, 161, 162, 180 Griswold, Mr. Guy 19 Groh, Daniel D. 90,164,173 Groh, Janice M. 96, 110 Gronseth, Trudy 87, 148 Grothe, Kenneth W. 91 Gunstrom, Lois B. 99, 189 Gullic, John 84 Haas, Nancee L. 94,129,130 Hagen, Constance A. 100, 189 Hagen, Mr. Kenneth 11, 17 Hager, Mrs. Vivian 19, 64, 128 Haile, Margaret D. 94 Hall, Joan M. 87, 151 Hall, Tom 76 Hal stead, Debbie L. 79 Halvorson, Miss Nona 18, 19, 135, 144 Hamilton, Kim R. 87,174 Haney, Roland A. 99,153 Hannan, Mr. Richard 17, 164, 174 Hannum, Paul A. 91 Hansen, Charles 97, 164, 178 Hansen, Peggy A. 26, 75, 79, 117, 128, 132, 134, 136, 183 Hanson, Alan R. 30,82,131,137, 166,168,169 Hanson, Larry J. 89, 140, 141 Hanson, Theresa L. 75, 81, 112, 123, 126, 127 Harmon, Dustin 84 Harper, Rick 89 Harris, Christina 83 Harrison, Michael 81 Hartle.Gary R. 76 Harvey, Eileen 82, 138, 148 Harwood, Jerry R. 76,160,162, 170 Harwood, Linda V. 90, 191 Haskins, Dayle 83, 111 Hasler, Marion 89 Haugen, Gerald D. 82 Haupt, Ruth H. 98, 110, 189 Hausken, Steve 92 Haux, Sandra L. 92 Havelick, Paula L. 87 Havens, Gregg M. 99, 153, 178 Havens, Rosemary A. 88 Hawk, Eugene T. 98, 153 Hawley.O. William 99, 103, 164, 170 Haworth, Dick 80 Heathers, Cheryl 81 Heimbigner, Mike 84, 178 Helbig, Loreli 89 Hendricks, Stephen T. 77, 165, 173 Hendrickson, Douglas 94, 165, 173 Hendrix, Diane 98, 189 Hengen, Bruce 96, 164, 181 Hengen, Sharon A. 88 Henning, Peggy L. 75, 82, 110, 115, 120, 123, 125, 126, 127, 132 Henning, Tom 84 Hern, Gary 80 Herxel, Linda 79, 138 Higgins, Greg E. 182 Hilby, Richard L. 101 Hildreth, Muriel 96 Hill.Duane E. 92 Hill, Joseph R. 78 Hill, Joyce R. 78,141,147,191 Hill, Larry 80, 141 Hill, Marsha K. 96 Hill, Mary M. 78, 80, 129, 141 Hill, Terry A. 80 Hiller, Steve L. 99, 153 Himes, Robert C. 91 Hipperson, Brian 83, 163, 180 Hirst, Connie 26, 96, 110, 189 Hirst, Mrs. Corrine 21 Hirst, Gary R. 96, 153, 182 Hoag, Robert E. 90 Hoag, Steve B. 90, 162, 173 Hobbs.Darrell E. 100 Hobbs, Donna M. 97,152 Hobson, Richard C. 91, 150, 154, 174 Hoffman, Gregory J. 90 Hogan, Mr. Leslie 13, 64, 160, 171 Holden, Steve 84, 164 Holmes, Larry A. 78 Holt, Jenny D. 91 Holzer, Thomas R. 100 Hooke, David R. 94, 111 Hoover, Kelvin P. 96,150,154, 164, 181 Hopkins, Mr. Jerry 17, 141 Hopkins, Leigh S. 99, 141 Horobiowski, Steve P. 88 Horrell, Corrine E. 101 Hosea, Barbara E. 74, 77, 129, 134, 148, 150, 151, 153 Hossner, Evelyn D. 79, 129, 130 House, Leslie G. 93 House, Nancy R. 78 Howard, Brenda 152, 153 Hoy, Margaret 84 Hubbard, Barbara F. 96 Hubbard, Stephen T. 91,132,164, 173 Huff, Mrs. Carol 16, 18, 129, 144 Hume, Michael D. 75, 79, 132 Hunjum, Dennis 84 Hunt, David L. 87 Hunt, Kathy 97 Hunt, Laura 152, 153 Hunt, Randall 97 Hunt, Tom 84 Huston, Mike 84 Huston, Patricia A. 92 Hutts, Clifford G. 76 Hutts, Kathleen M. 82 Hyko, Robert A. 82 Iron, John 82 Jackson, Gloria J. 83 Jackson, Karl 84 Jacobs, L. Duane 87,164 Jacobsen, Carolyn A. 75,80 Jahn, Robert 89 James, William I. 92 Jarrad, Kenneth B. 94 Jarrad, Linda B. 83 Jelsing, Larry A. 87,164 Jennings, Mrs. Marjorie B. 20 Jensen, Kathryn A. 93,188 Jesmore, Janyce 89 Jess, Larry D. 81,151,154 Jewell, Mr. Lyle 12 Jewell, Marlene K. 88, 136, 188 Jewett, Douglas H. 89,174 John, Joyce 90 Johnson, Bonnie M. 87,134,188 Johnson, Carol E. 78, 129 Johnson, Cheryl L. 13, 93, 147, 153 Johnson, Darrel B. 80 Johnson, Mrs. Edith 21 Johnson, Eric R. 90, 167, 168, 169 Johnson, Gail 89, 152, 153 Johnson, James H. 78, 84 Johnson, John D. 87, 88, 163, 173, 175 Johnson, President Lyndon B. 33 Johnson, Mrs. Marie 21 Johnson, Marjorie A. 85,88,138, 188 Johnson, Paulette F. 84, 93 Johnston, Marilyn E. 76 Jokinen, Roy L. 103, 170, 181 Jones, Cheryl A. 90, 140 Jones, Mr. Del 16,17,64 Jones, Donna 77 Jones, Gary 86 Jones, Jocelyn M. 99, 113 Jones, Linda S. 81 Jones, Marcia K. 90, 147 Jones, Patricia L. 78, 134, 146, 148 Jones, Sharon T. 82,110,128 Jones, Thomas M. 94, 164, 180 Jones, Timothy S. 78 Jordan, Michael C. 94, 164, 180 Jordan, Michael E. 84 Jordan, Sandra A. 80 Judd, Bob A. 80 Judd, Jerry 100 Judd, Vicki R. 78 Juhnke, Fred 91 Jukich, David P. 90 Jukich, Steven N. 76 Kafton, Stephen L. 89, 152 Kalamon, Bonnie J. 77, 147 Kane, Harold 96 Karnes, Barbara J. 78 Karr, Diane 87 Keck, Etta L. 81 Keck, Lloyd R. 83 Keel, Tom 120 Keeling, Rick L. 80,161,163,180 Keene, Pam 86 Keevy, Gerald W. 93, 164, 168, 169, 180 Kegley, Dale A. 79 Keller, Nancy J. 91 Kelly, Steven V. 77,164,170,175 Kelm, Shawnette M. 76 Kenna, Gail 152, 153 Kennedy, Ben M. 99 Kennedy, Lucile L. 76, 135 Kennedy, Lynda F. 80 Kenney, Patrick C. 81 Kennicutt, Verna R. 77, 146 Kent, Sharon C. 78 Keppler, Lonnie A. 88, 141, 154 Kerr, Catherine A. 99 Kerr, Colleen L. 98 Killingsworth, Miss Elizabeth 14, 64, 126 Killmer, Martha L. 78,115 King, Richard E. 81 Kirby, Stanley K. 78 Kitterman, Michael H. 99 Kitterman, Richard H. 89,173 Klawunder, Mrs. Marilyn 19 Kliewer, Mrs. Betty 20 Kling, Joyce M. 86 Knaff, Sharon R. 78 Knapp, Marvin L. 88 Knapp, Pam 84 Knight, Larry R. 93 Knight, Richard L. 88 Knopp, Kathleen 90 Knutson, David L. 97 Knutson, Linda 84 Knutson, Mareella 101, 110, 189 Koch, Ronald L. 94,132,178 Kostelecky, Jerry J. 83, 163, 171 Kostelecky, Thomas G. 100, 164 Kraay, Anthony G. 101, 153, 164, 170, 178 Krahn.Dale C. 89, 170 Krell, Thomas J. 88, 111, 112, 164 Kretz, Mr. Edwin 15, 160, 162 Kromm.JillA. 92,147,152,153 Krough, Lois M. 96 Krous, Stephen C. 89 Krous, Teresa 97 Kruger, Mrs. Alice 21 Kruger, Donald R. 99 Kruger, Linda K. 88 Kube, Kathleen 91, 144, 148 Kuch, Donald E. 88 Kuhn, Michael E. 77 Kuljus, Ilmar 12 Kurowski, Robert 89 Kvalevog, James M. 94,164,178 LaBrie, Cherri 101 Lamp, Dwayne D. 79 Lancaster, Mrs. Esther 15, 64, 125 Land, Joy 84 Lang, John 140 Lang, Richard 82, 164, 175 Lannigan, Kathleen A. 88, 113, 134, 135, 144 Lanz , John 84 LaPlante, Ramona L. 88,110 LaPoint, William C. 91 Lareva, Joan M. 77 Larison, Bruce 101 Larkln.Debra 97, 132, 189 Larkin, James 103 Larson, Bruce M. 30,78 Larson, Carol K. 89, 148 Larson, David M. 86, 141 Larson, James A. 76, 151 Larson, Linda R. 89 Larson, Shirley A. 93 LaSalle, Brian K. 90, 174 Laue, Elizabeth A. 103,151 Lauzon, Rose M. 76 LaValle, Bonnie J. 91 LaVigne.John P. 92,94 Law, Marcia 96, 112, 189 Lawrence, Dan A. 96,150 Lawson, Ben S. 83, 163 Lawson, Cheryl J. 87, 92 Lawson, Greg 92, 152, 153, 178 Lean, James B. 77 Lee, Gary 80 Lee, Kathleen 100 Lemmons, Sharon 101, 110, 147 Leppell, Mr. Hugh 21 Lerch, Mary L. 94 Lesser, Bruce N. 101,153 Lewis, Duane E. 91 Lewis, Karen A. 93 Lewis, Theresa C. 87 Liacos, Lorna J. 139 Liddell, Sandra J. 88 Lievez, Gary 87 Likarish, Gregory 94, 153 Lill, Mrs. Lucile 13, 191 Lindblad, Gary G. 81, 92, 174 Lindeblad, David A. 125 Linden, Jacklyn K. 92 Lindon, Karyn N. 82 Linerud, John 84 Lines, Rick 80,150,174 Lipfert, Fredrick A. 88 Lister, Mr. Eugene 17, 159, 180 Littell, Janell J. 78, 115, 138 Litten, John N. 74,77,150,154 Lloyd, Vincent 100, 174 Logan, Anita 101 Logan, Jacqueline E. 90 Logan, Leslie 103, 110, 111, 135, 144, 189 Losh, Richard 100 Louden, Lorna 100 Lovell, Mr. James 33 Lovell, Sheryl 84 Lowden, Wayne 99 Luders, Mr. Edward 17, 64 Luger, Loretta 80 Lund, William 84, 91 Lunberg, Boyd 103 Lunzer, Donald A. 82, 173 Lunzer, Kenneth 97, 173 Lynn, Lynda 80, 132, 152, 153 MacNaughton, Tom F. 94, 174 MacPherson, Keven 96 Magney, Gary L. 91 Magnus, Kathy L. 80,132 Makarczyk, Georgann S. 88 Maley, Elaine A. 100, 152 Malott, Douglas S. 98,178 Malterner, Mr. John 18, 19, 141 Manfred, Mr. Alfonso 12, 64, 159, 175 Maple, Eugene M. 92,164,178,179 March, Mary F. 94 Marchioro, Larry J. 89, 173, 178 Marquardt, Randall F. 80 Marrs, Darlene 92 Marsh, Deanna J. 76 Martin, Bradley A. 98,164,178 Martin, Joan C. 81, 111 Martin, Kenneth R. 90 Martin, Mary L. 80 Mascher, Mary Jane 83, 130 Mashtare, Chuck 82 Mashtare, Michael 88 Mason, Deborah A. 89 Mason, Robert A. 97,170 Masters, Gary O. 92 Mathias, Deborah 91 Matthews, Fae 101 Mattix, Terry W. 82,165,173 Mattoon, Judy A. 98 Matts, Thomas E. 90, 164 Maxwell, Douglas L. 92 McAndrews, Barbara J. 90 McAndrews, Mary 100 McCammond, Patricia A. 77,115, 126, 128, 132, 136 McCarthy, Mrs. Virginia 18, 114 McClarin, Lavinia F. 88,188 McClure, Diana 79 McConnell, Jeff 102 McConnell, Steve 82, 152, 163, 180 McCormack, Edwin E. 99 McCormack, James 84, 147, 152 McCort, Daniel James 82,173 McDavid, Jon D. 81,178 McDivitt, James 32 McDonald, Kerry S. 93 McDonald, Nikolas A. 90 McDougall, John W. 78 McGavran, Linda L. 91 McGilvra, Cecilia 102 McGilvra, Dale H. 80 McGinn, Sheila 84 McGirk, Carol L. 89 McGuire, Connie 76 McHenry, Jan W. 91 McKinney, Daniel R. 79 McLain, Bonnie J. 89 McLaughlin, Patsy L. 75, 76, 81, 113, 124, 126, 127 McLean, Michael L. 79, 153 McLean, Timothy M. 76 McLeod, Cherrie L. 90 McMasters, Miss Sally 14 McMullen, Shelly L. 82 McMillian, Theresa 89, 147, 152, 190, 191 McMullin, John L. 88 McNally, Delia M. 89 McNaughton, Tom 94 McNew, Mrs. Lorraine 11, 19, 46 McNutt, Georgia R. 76 McNutt, Steve 80, 131, 132, 174 McPherson, Kevin 164 McRae, Paul J. 93 McTigue, Tina 77, 113 McVaugh, Linda 89 McVay, Eileen D. 103 McVay, Lynn 81, 134, 148, 183 McVay, Patrick J. 87,164,173,175 McVey.Rich G. 79,175 Me hlert, Ron L. 81,174 Meier, Geraldine R. 88 Meier, Larry A. 87, 135, 144, 146, 148 Melby, Forrest L. 81 Melby, Francis E. 94 Melby, Rebecca S. 94, 152, 190, 191 Mellstrom, Dennis C. 90 Meredith, Janet E. 92, 152 Meredith, Lynn B. 79 Merrill, Bettie R. 79 Merrill, Robin L. 91, 173 Merritt.Bill R. 92 Merry, Richard G. 82, 152 Mers, Mr. Bob 21 Merwin, Tim 84, 152, 153 Meuler.Dale M. 93,174 Meyer, Mr. Alvin 14 Meyers, Gene W. 100 Meyer, Mr. Russel 19 Mhyre, Mr. Kenneth 10, 106 Midkiff, Kathy L. 76,129 Millar, Vickie 103 Miller, Gary 90, 164 Miller, Richard A. 94, 173, 174 Miller, Rick 153, 178 Miller, Terry C. 78 Mills, Sandra J. 94 Mills, Mrs. Stella 20, 139 Mitchell, Dolores D. 86, 148, 188 Mitchell, Lynn C. 7C Mitchell, Steve V. 102,164 Moen, Teri Lee 91, 152 Moffitt, Glenn C. 97, 141, 153 Moland, Linda S. 86, 147 Monroe, Connie 96 Montgomery, Pamela M. 90 Montroy, Mr. Ralph 13 Moore, Joanne M. 94 Morgan, Lonnie L. 94, 170, 175, 176 Morgan, Mary Lynn 80, 124, 138 Morgan, Randy W. 94 Morlan, Garvin 97, 164, 178 Morris, Cathy 189 Morris, Patti 84 Morris, Stanley W. 90, 151 Morrow, Terry W. 89 Morse, Donald W. 74, 76 Mott, Janet M. 91 Mott, Joseph F. 13, 100 Mulberry, Marcia 98 Mullen, Colleen M. 81 Mullen, Kathryn J. 94 Mullenix, Rita M. 79 Mulvey, Sharon L. 91 Mulvey, Terri 77 Munyan, Kathy M. 78 Munyan.Roy 96,173 Murray, Mrs. Dorothy 18,114 Mutton, Gloria A. 76, 127, 138 Muzatko, Mr. Dick 21 Nakagawa, Pamela H. 82, 108, 129 Nance, Alice M. 82,147 Naylor, Janice 75, 82, 113, 122, 125, 129, 136 Naylor, Roger 92, 165, 180 Neely, Barbara V. 101 Nelson, Candy 88 Nelson, Doug 88, 153 Nelson, Linus 124, 132, 138, 140 Nelson, Mike 181 Nelson, Sandra G. 84 Nelson, Steven W. 78 Nelson, Susan K. 102 Nesbitt, Donald G. 81 Ness, Bob 12 Nevdahl.Dan 153 Newett, Mrs. Carol 2, 12, 118, 119, 130, 132 Nicholson, Linda L. 75, 82, 111, 126, 132, 136 Nielson, Robert 79, 164 Nikotich, Sharon 84, 152 Nims.Ann 92,128 Nolan, Steve 80 Norby, David 84, 173 Northcutt, Gayle K. 83,111,115, 123, 124, 125, 126, 132, 136 Northcutt, Pam 89, 190, 191 Northquist, Sue 92, 112, 188 Nyberg.Dave 91, 164 Nye, Mr. William 15 Nygren, Lois J. 81, 129, 151 Nyreen, Micky 81, 137, 166 Ocker, Louis 76 Oconnor, Pamela D. Oconnor, Terri M. Ogle, Carolyn J. 84 Oglesbee, Stephen R. 100 O ' Grady.Raenell M. 78 Olds, Ronald 82,139 O ' Leary, Shannon M. 102 Olinger, Linda 77 Olsness, Douglas C. 83 Olson, Mr. Alvin 14 Olson, Mr. Dan 15, 138 Olson, Katherine L. 76, 113, 126, 132, 136 Olson, Marvin L. Olson, Niki L. 102, 189 Olson, Sandra L. 81, 139, 151 O ' Meara, Daniel M. 82,173 O ' Meara, Ralph 100, 164, 173 O ' Neill, John M. 100 O ' Neill, Linda M. 98 Onstad,Karyl E. Ormberg, James F. 98, 134, 153 Orne, Barbara 100 Orne, Sharon K. 77, 147, 152 Ortiz, Dolores J. 87 Oscarson, Mrs. Helen 6,7,12 Osmun, Robert W. 84 Ostin, Gary Oulman, Donna 83 Oulman, Mathew 97 Overfield, Bonnie J. 80 Overfield, William 96, 153 Owen, Carl B. 89 Owen, Patrick 96 Owens, Marylee 94, 148, 152 Owens, Rosemary 88 Packard, Rod 84 Page, Glenda S. 92 Pagel, Deborah O. 92 Palmer, Darlene N. 92 Palmer, Joseph 82 Palmer, Robert W. 94, 153 Parish, April L. 82, 110, 127, 148 Parke, Jill K. 90, 147, 148 Parker, Bradly A. 94, 164 Parker, Raymond A. 92 Parkins, Jacqueline L. 97 Parkins, Linda L. 102 Parrott, Larry 181 Paschall, John C. 102 Pasicznyk, Marilyn F. 75, 77, 113, 126 Pasicznyk, Michele E. 86, 113, 129, 188 Patterson, Bill 79 Patterson, Candice G. 96 Patterson, Vicki L. 87,150 Payne, Craig 100 Payne, Patrick D. 82 Pearson, Gary Allen 92 Pearson, Linda M. 94 Peck, Mrs. Elizabeth 19, 136 Pederson, Sandra 88, 112, 134, 148, 191 Pelkie, Mr. Richard 16, 17, 26, 30, 131 Peone, Eddie J. 102 Peone, Gordon 78,111 Perkins, Cheryle 83, 113 Perkins, James 91, 100, 164, 181 Perkins, Jane Ann 91 Pesik, Catherine L. 80, 107, 112, 115 Pesik, Patricia A. 92,112,188 Pesik, Timmie 89, 110, 188 Peters, Carol Jeanne 83 Peters, James 84 Peterschick, Darlene 101 Petersen, Cheryl K. 100 Petersen, Sharman D. 80 Peterson, Carla J. 90 Peterson, Cynthia J. 80 Peterson, Debra 96, 189 Peterson, Stephen A. 79 Petruss, Lauretta 96 Pettis, Linda M. 93 Pfarr, Mary Meg 94, 128, 134, 188 Pfeffer, Penny A. 94,111,112 Pfeifer, Nancy L. 92,153 Phillips, Dennis 86,154,168,169, 174 Phillips, Sheila 92 Phillips, Jeanine I. 83 Phillips, Valerie A. 96 Phillipson, Jonnie 103, 189 Pichette, Starleen A. 88,112,148, 188, 191 Pickens, Cheryl E. 83, 113, 127, 132 Pickens, David 100 Pickens, Sally A. 75,80,113,127, 132 Pickett, Robert S. 153 Pielli, Carla J. 81 Pielli, Ronald L. 97 Pillsbury, Donna 97 Piper, Steven H. 83 Poetter, Janet L. 77, 129, 130 Polello, Sherrill J. 88, 152 Pope, Paul 33 Portrey, Boyce 13, 102 Portrey, Judith A. 83,144 Poston, Cris 83 Potter, Daniel M. 89 Poutre, Mary D. 87 Powers, Dale R. 91 Powers, Larry 84, 152, 153 Press, Dean L. 79,164 Price, Michael W. 77, 163 Price, Patricia S. 97, 151 Pringle, Bruce D. 88 Pringle, Donna J. 80 Prophet, Karen M. 102,189 Prosser, Wallace W. 98, 164 Pryde, Gregg 84,181 Quant, Judith K. 87 Raborn, Jerry 79 Radmer, Louise A. 103 Radmer, Mae 102 Radmer, Richard D. 97 Radmer, Sandra L. 91 Radmer, Walter 82, 162, 173, 180 Rainey, Lester 101 Ramsey, Chris 79, 163 Rash, Ron 93 Rasmussen, Diane L. 76 Rayon, Cheryl 88, 108, 112, 138, 188 Rayon, Larry 103, 178 Reagan, Nadine 100 Redd, Victoria 94, 147, 148 Reed, Dale 83,163 Reed, Dean 178 Reed, Nancy 89 Reed, Sharon K. 103, 151 Reeder, Walter 91, 148 Reegart, Lynnda 103 Reida, Wayne 94, 108, 164, 173 Remmers, Bonnie 27, 75, 79, 111, 127 Renner, Paul 83 Retzloff, Peggy A. 81 Revard, Susan 75, 81, 127, 131, 134, 183 Rhodes, Ross 101, 164, 170, 178 Riccio, Pamela 75,78,111,117, 127 Rice, Roderic 81 Richards, Vicki 102 Richardson, Marvin 76, 81, 174, 175, 177 Rick, Patsy 76 Ridgely.Karla J. 84 Rieckers, Stephen 91 Riehle, Michael D. 81 Riese, Curtis 87 Reise, Eric J. 13,101,138 Rigg, Steven 103, 138 Rison, Charles 97, 178 Rison, Lester E. 89, 178 Rizzi, Frank 78, 154 Robar, Karen L. 94, 146 Roberson, Henry 93 Roberts, Karen 82, 148 Roberts, Kerry L. 99,153,178 Robideaux, Barbara 97 Robinson, Lannie 14 Robison, Le Anne 86, 190, 191 Rockstrom, Kathleen 79 Rodkey, Mr. John 9, 67 Rogers, Jueith A. 83 Rogers, Lee 92, 174 Rohrbaeh, Chas R. 81 Roof, Deborah 99 Rooney, Jimmy 102 Roper, Deedre 83 Roper, Neilan 93, 148 Rose, Douglas 79, 84, 163 Roseberry, Ann 96 Roseberry, Mary 100 Ross, James 97 Ross, Joseph 81, 135, 144 Ross, Larry 93, 180 Ross, Richard 94 Ross, Tim 77, 178, 179 Rouleau, Norma 83, 138 Rounds, Elaine 81, 113, 115, 120, 126, 127, 138 Rounds, Susanna 102, 111, 189 Rouse, Larry 89 Rousseau, Dee Dee 78 Rowicki, Michael 93, 102 Rowland, John 86, 164, 173 Rowland, Judy 75, 79, 92, 93, 112, 120, 122, 125, 128, 130, 187 Rowland, Robert 81, 163 Rowley, Rita 80 Royer, Paulette L. 80, 139 Rushing, Veronica 147 Rushton, Erwin 77 Russell, Mr. Herb 14, 125, 133, 140 Russell, Jay 85, 93, 140, 150 Russell, Paula 89 Russell, Mr. Wallace 16, 125 Rutherford, Mrs. Helen 12 Ryckman,A. James 102 Ryals, Larry B. 84 Sabado, Robert F. 92 Sale, Shellie D. 89,92,146, 148, 188 Sale, Steve 82 Saling, Susan 90 Salvage, Patty J. 94 Salvage, Theresa 91 Samms, Glenn D. 101,164,173,178 Samms, Sheryl K. 78, 126, 128 Sandall, Thomas A. 86 Sanford, Gene A. 79, 141 Sanford, Mr. Gregory 16, 75 Sanford, Judy E. 101 Santora, Mrs. Viola 21 Sapp, Joseph D. 88,164 Sarber, Greg E. 95,100,164,178 Saruwatari, Michael L. 89, 173 Saruwatari, Steven J. 82,137,171, 172 Sather, Carol L. 88, 110, 129, 188 Sather, Kathleen N. 97, 189 Saunders, Barbara G. 83 Saunders, Byron J. 79 Saville, John L. 92 Schaeffer, Lloyd 164, 175 Schafer, Marc D. 88 Schafer, Penny J. 100, 113, 189 Scharff, Robert J. 100 Schernitzki, Darryl A. 86,152 Schiffner, Michael D. 94 Schilling, Walter C. 91 Schirra, Wally 33 Schmidt, Darrell B. 88,173 Schraut, John A. 135 Schraut, Kathleen Mary 84 Schuenemann, Fred 102 Schuh, Michael H. 76 Scott, Douglas A. 93, 134, 174 Scott, Kevin 92, 173 Seagrave, George E. 92 Seger, Vicki 96, 100, 189 Seibert, Patricia N. 92 Seibert, Sharon 96 Seigal , Janice 96 Seigle, Allen G. 97 Seiss, David W. 85, 88 Seitz, Josephine A. 82, 113, li9 Seitz, Stephen J. 89 Sekijima, Dale R. 82, 137, 166 Selde, Miss Kay 13, 191 Senter, Lance E. 92,174 Sereday, James J. 91 Shadduck, William V. 83 Shaffer, Linda J. 88, 147 Shaffer, Stephen N. 76 Shane, Michael H. 102 Sharpe, Michael J. 87, 137, 163, 171, 172, 180 Shaw, Daryl A. 101 Sheets, Brenda L. 90 Sheets, Terry P. 82 Shinn, Larry P. 89, 180 Shives, Janet 88 Shoemaker, Cecelia 94 Sibulsky, Steve 92 Siegel, Stan 98,164 Stuart, Dennis W. 78, 161, 163, 175 Ulrigg, Gregg 98, 164 Wheeler, Berl V. 91,147 Signs, Allen 90, 151 Sugrue, Marcia J. 96 Ulvin, Thomas 90, 164, 180 Whicker, Thomas E. 76, 173 Simmons, Al 91, 180 Sullivan, Cecelia 98 White, Betty J. 13,81,141 Simmonson, Mr. Raymond 15, 64, 174 Sullivan, Scott 98, 178 White, Ed 32 Simpson, Brian L. 26,76,131,137, Summers, Benjamin 102 VanLith, Paul 90 White, Patrick L. 90, 102 166, 173 Swan, James L. 74,80 Vaughn, Bonnietta K. 100 White, Raymond C. 91 Simpson, Lewis 93 Swan, Roger 91,164,178 Vaughan, Jane 94, 113, 124, 147, 1 White, Thomas J. 92 Sleeth, Michael J. 78 Swanson, Mrs. Anita 11 152 Whitt, John 89 Sliz, Allen 98 Swanson, Jean R. 83 Vaughn, Judie 93 Whitt, Lynn J. 90 Smith, Evelyn C. 76 Swanson, Nancy 189 Vaughn, Tom 93 Wickstead, Geoffry R. 81, 150 Smith, Mr. George 15, 64 Swanson, Rita 92 Veelker, Jerry 102 Wickward, Mrs. Louise 12,28 Smith, Jerry 88, 164 Szep, Clara 91, 188 Ventola, Pamela S. 100 Wieber, Jackie Z. 96,147 Smith, Karen 91 Verhaag, Eileen 93, 152 Wilant, Beverly J. 76, 148 Smith, Lester L. 77, 78, 166 Vernon, Kathy 78, 112, 129 Wilcox, Randy L. 94 Smith, Paulette 90 Versteeg, Tommy W. 102,164 Wilkinson, David L. 79 Smith, Robert L. 102,153,178 Talarico, Thomas H. 100, 153 Veter, Dennis 80 Wilkinson, Karla M. 103, 153 Smith, Ronald C. 78 Tanner, Mr. Paul 154 Vineyard, Buzz 84, 91 Willard, Mike 153 Smith, Scott D. 102,138,141 Tarbert, Anita L. 98, 153 Vivit, Jean 93 Williams, Cynthia A. 80,88,152, Smith, Stanley F. 100, 181 Taylor, James M. 76,113,175 188 Smith, Stephen C. 164 Taylor, John C. 87,88,151,174 Williams, Ros e A. 78,139 Smith, Steven F. 101 Taylor, Michelle 83 Willis, Duane W. 96 Smith, Susan D. 83 Taylor, Paula D. 81 Willis, Georgia J. 93 Smyth, Carol J. 102 Teasley, Warren T. 84 Wacker, Priscilla 102, 110 Willis, Melvin L. 97 Smyth, Patricia 82 Teater, Mary 90 Waggoner, Mary 100, 152, 153 Willis, Roger D. 82 Snider, Neil A. 87, 93, 173 Thacker, Alan L. 103 Waid, Mrs. Marjorie 21 Wilponen, Donald E. 102, 153 Sniokas, Christine L. 97 Thacker, Gayle 90, 153 Wald, Bruce 29, 75, 78, 106, 125, Wilson, Catherine H. 92, 110 Sniokas, Edene J. 88, 147, 152 Theisen, Mr. Orval 15,29, 64 137, 167, 168, 169, 180 Wilson, John L. 83 Snyder, John 84 Theodorson, Mr. George 14 Wald, Sandra L. 93, 128 Wilson, Robert C. 78, 130, 131, 151 Soapes, Barbara L. 83, 113, 122, Thomas, Richard W. 93, 94, 148, Walker, Christine 79, 148 Winestorfer, Bonnie 81 126, 130 164 Walker, Dale 87, 88, 164 Wise, Kathy A. 77 Solem, Ronald 102 Thompson, Diana 77, 130, 135, 144, Walker, Glenn 87 Wittenberg, Loralee 80 Solverson, Paul E. 81 148 Walker, Jonathan 94, 152 Wold, Laura M. 115, 123, 124 Songsteng, Elaine 147 Thompson, Douglas B. 102,111, Walker, Penny 91 Wold, Linda L. 91 Sonsteng, Diane M. 88 151 Walker, Randy 14, 78 Wolf, Andrew 94 Sorenson, V. Ricky 96, 173, 174 Thompson, Mr. Harold 13, 159 Walker, Mr. Ronald 16, 166, 168, Wolf, Peggy 80 Southwlck, Dick 152,153 Thompson, Kathy 79, 130 169 Wolfe, Donald P. 103,164,173 Spann, Ginny 97, 147 Thompson, Larry D. 89, 111, 175 Walker, Ronald 96 Wolfrum, Bradley L. 98, 153, 173 Speer, Terrie 92 Thompson, Leanne K. 102,151, Walkup, Dennis 90, 93, 164, 173 Wolfrum, Vickie C. 77, 120, 129 Spidle, Charlotte 100 190, 191 Wallace, Kenneth 82, 84 Woo, Thomas A. 98 Stafford, Jack G. 100 Thorson, Jeanne 102, 110, 189 Wallen, Anita 103 Wood, Carolyn A. 79, 152 Stafford, Tom 33 Thosath, Vikki 82 Wallen, Bernadette 77 Woodruff, Gregg 78 Stan, Doug 94 Thur.Rod 101, 164 Wallis, Lloyd 80, 150 Woods, Rita 79 Standaart, Donna 89, 147, 152, Thur, Ronald S. 89 Ward, Mr. Cliff 21 Wren, Mary 94, 115 191 Tiemann.A. G. 13,151,153,154 Ward, R. Veldeen 96 Wright, Carolyn A. 90 Stanley, Sharon 94 Tobeck, Glenda 103 Ward, Thomas 90 Wright, Dave A. 78 Stannard, Gerald 96 Tobie, Mr. Paul 15 Warehouse, Willard 92, 164, 170 Wright, David W. 94 Stein, Linda J. 78 Tollefsen, Mark 100 Warner, Karl 79 Wright, James A. 103, 164, 178 Steenhard, Terrie 89 Tom, Kenny G. 80, 174 Wasley, Charlotte 78 Wright, Leatrice L. 77, 146, 148, Steitman, Sharon 79, 110, 129 Tonellato, James J. 103,164,174 Watson, Linda 78 149 Stenmark, Mavis 86 Torrenee, Michael 102 Wavada, James 84 Wright, Marjorie 83, 141 Stern, Laura 93, 128, 152 Trantum, Ed 81 Wavada, Michael 83 Wright, Mary E. 83 Stewart, David 93 Trantum, Therese 96 Wavra, Clifford 83, 171 Wunderlich, Cheryl C. 92,113,128, Stevenson, Dayleann 74, 79, 134, Trautman, Gary L. 92 Wayland.Mrs. Helen 11,103 136, 182, 188, 191 135, 144 Trautman, John 97 Weatherly, Roxie 96, 189 Stewart, Deloris L. 79,191 Tremblay, Mr. Joseph 18, 64 Weatherman, Susan 97 Stewart.L. Raymond 87,141,178 Trevillyan, Annie L. 102,147 Webb, Marcia J. 110 Stickel, Arlene 91, 150, 155 Trevillyan, Bob 80, 164 Webber, Louise 81 Yancey, Fred 75, 76 Stiewe, Cathy 84 Trevillyan, Michael 102 Wederspahn, Dennis 82, 175 York, Mrs. Mary B. 12,28,127 Still, Suzanne B. 83 Trippel, Richard 87, 88, 180 Weisser, Cheryl A. 90 Young, Mr. Tom 21 Stills, Bernice A. 80, 110 Tussey, Robert L. 100 Weitz, Mary Ann 77, 128 Younker, Pat 84 Stilson, Mrs. Anne 18, 114 Tuter, Dean H. 93 Welch, Richard 101, 102, 166, 173 Stone, Rick 84 Tuter, Mick 93 Well er, Ronald 90 Stonehocker, Leona 93, 153 Tuter, Thomas K. 86 Wendler, Mrs. Zada 21 Zehm, Wayne 82, 163, 173 Stotts, Kathleen E. 82, 125, 130, Tyree, Mary M. 96 Wenrick, Edward E. 79 Zielinski, Helga 103 133, 151 Wenrick, Robert W. 96 Zielinski, Klaus 101 Stowers, Dennis A. 77 We stf all, David L. 94, 166 Zielinski, Ute 98, 147 Strong, Cheryl 92, 188 Westover, Barbara 80 Zinnecker, Verna 77, 144, 152 Strong, Cindy 90 Uhden, Becky 103, 189 Wetherell, Michael J. 96, 152 Zwischenberger, Laurel 94 Strunk, Kenneth W. 103, 138 Ullrich, Don 94, 164, 167, 168, 169, 180 Whalen, David 77 Zwischenberger, Leo 77, 163 Sincerely. ..Our Thanks To: .the Crescent photography studio ior the faculty pictures. . . Mr. John Krause whose excellent training has made our photographers tops . . .Mr. Dale Quincy, Pischel representative, who ably helped us with problems . . . Mr. Dale Lantz whose color photos and special pictures so enhance our book. . .The Spokes- man-Review and The Chronicle for photos released for our use . . . Mrs. Evelyn Conrath, Mrs. Betty Kliewer, and Mrs. Marjoric Jennings for innumerable questions answered. . .Mr. Orval Theisen and Mr. George Smith for assistance. . .Mr. John Rodkey, Mr. Walter Anker and all the faculty for being so understanding as deadlines came and went. . .advertisers, subscribers, and booster members with- out whose help there would be no book. . .Mrs. Barbara Eddy for supervising the art arrangement, cover design, etc. . .Mrs. Carol Newett, advis or. . . and R. Wallace Pischel, printers, for an excellent publishing job. Tamarack Staff of ' 66