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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1976 volume:

It seems like only yesterday when Gladys Garland and many others like her walked the halls, cheered on Big Red, and sang the class song of June ' 13. . . The class is all here with its colors and yells . Maroon and Gold! Ra! Ra! It ' s the Senior A Class of the North Central High . It ' s June ' 13! Ra! Ra! You ' ve heard us — know us. You take off your hats when you see us pass by . For we ' ve the name that ' s won the fame For dear North Central High. . . A Tasty Cafeteria Lunch ... 10 c Four years have we spent ' neath the Red and the Black; Let ' s give ' em a Cheer! Ra! Ra! They entered North Central as freshmen. The student body consisted of 197 boys and 291 girls; 500 students were expected by the se- mester. Although the student body was small, Mr. Hargraves, the principal, noted that a definite spirit of loyalty to the school had been shown by students and faculty since the build- ing ' s opening in the Fall of 1908. When school opened, there were 28 rooms finished with 52 yet to be completed. Mr. Held, the architect, admitted with pride that Spokane would have the finest high school in the West. And oh, what a school it was! We have a fine standing, We ' ve made a big hit With our teachers dear! Ha! Ha! The classes offered varied little with those of to- day. There were scientific, classical, manual arts, commercial, and literary courses of study. In February 1909 the cafeteria opened. Clam chowder, ham or peanut butter sandwiches, pies, fruits, milk, coffee, and hot chocolate were of- fered. A good menu was promised; any three articles of one ' s choice sold for 10 cents . At a 1909 convocation, a speaker proclaimed that the first thing to make a person go down and out was smoking cigarettes and working slot machines . In the athletics ' department, baseball, basket- ball for both boys and girls, football and track were offered. As NC was made up of freshmen only, the teams were rather inexperienced but en- thused . South Central, Lewis and Clark as we know it today, burned down in 1910 . As a result, South Central students were transferred to NC. During that period, the two schools joined forces as The Spokane High School. Both NC and SC temporarily abandoned their own school colors and took on the Blue and White . In the Spring of 1912, South Central students returned to their home across the river, the new Lewis and Clark High School. Thus, the first graduating class of North Central proudly spent its senior year, 1913, under dear old Red and Black! Just watch us--ask us— We ' ll show you all how You can make yourselves seen. Just follow the rule That ' s set for the school By the Class of June ' 13. . . Photo courtesy of Eastern Washington Historical Society. Since 1908 the Voices of Students Have Echoed Through the NC Halls At last we must leave, Ne ' er again to return . Farewell, North Central High! Forever your walls will re-echo the sound Of that grand immortal cry Of ' 13 — Ra! Ra! And so it was. During the course of its 68 years, thous- ands of students have walked through the hallways of NC . Though the majority lose touch with their alma mater, the spirit and pride that are our school have lived on. Dress of Yesterday Reflects Formal Style In our earlier days, student life was governed by a more rigid set of rules. For example, dress codes were strictly observed. Young ladies of high standing would never be found wearing anything less than a dress of ankle length; slacks were exclusively for the young men . For a mere $1 .75 a young lady could purchase a heavy Galatia middy blouse . . . with silk lacings in front, high lacings at sides, French cuffs, long sleeves and pocket. A discerning young man could buy a dashing new two and three button roll lapel jacket, goodfitting trousers, and an athletic vest in gray, blue, tan and brown tones and in plaids, stripes or broken checks — an amazing buy at just $12.50. THE- NOia,D- 3 1 LiE. -HftNG IT ! SrvOOL STUFF- BY LD.CViMiE- UNCH! «s : .«i : 5HOO WE ROAME D INTO THE corw FIELDS, WHERC- THe WATER MELONS GROW; - A NP FOUND A CRIPPLED AN LE -WORM CRocHeritJG- iWTHe SNOW % -w % f PIPPINS ' 8 r- ■ For the society buds, hightop, English walking shoes in patent or gunmetal with white Neolin soles cost only five dollars . Styles of the times in a variety of shapes and leather choices were featured in the men ' s Florsheim shoes, prices ranging from five to seven dollars . The look of today is one of variety, almost anything goes . Denim is IN for casual wear or dress . Guys and gals top their jeans with an assortment of T shirts, fitted sweaters, and Indian gauze. When the girls shed their jeans for a more dressy look, knee to midi length A-line skirts or dresses are fashion- able . However, any length may be seen. Gone are the muted pastels for the guys; mod citrus and jewel-toned leisure suits replaced the dulled browns, blues, and grays. Open-neck floral print shirts complete the leisure look. Today ' s Look Is 8 Platforms , even in tennis shoes, wedgies and negative heels rate high in foot fashions. Shoe prices range from 15 to 35 dollars. To go along with the variety of shoes, one finds an assortment of wild socks: argyles, toe socks, stripes and racing checks . Must accessories for the today look include puka shell necklaces and a ring for every finger. Hot combs and curling irons give to- day ' s teen that natural look. Casual and Comfortable 9 Takin ' It Easy in the Good Old Days it -w Photos courtesy of Eastern Washington State Historical Societ ■ In the good old days, leisure ac- tivities included picnics and ice skating at Liberty Lake, movies, vaudeville, and road shows. Sleigh rides, hanging out at the fire station, parades for every holiday, fairs and circus shows were also popular. 10 A fun-filled day at Natatorium Park was a big event. The jack rabbit, the tunnel of love, and the carousel, which arrived in 1909, were popular rides. In the re- freshment line, a nickel would buy orangeade or soda pop while a dime would get you an ice cream cone. Street cars would get you where you wanted to go for a nickel . Night life ended at midnight when the owl trolley made the last round of the evening . If you missed the owl, it was a long walk home. No matter what the time of day, harassing trolley conductors seemed to be a favorite pastime of the teen group. In the Whirl of the 70 ' s Gone is Nat Park, but the memory lingers on with the newly-restored carousel . Al- though there seems to be no central gathering spot today, the completion of the Riverfront Park is expected to provide fun and entertainment for all . Foosball, pins, and frisbees offer relief from the hassles encountered at school . Disaster movies like Earthquake and The Towering Inferno headline theater marquees . Mixers, Time Square, and enjoying the view from Cliff Park are also part of the ' 70s. tl JIM lotas couri shingion State Historical Society Yesterday. . . a time of formality and elegance. The moods and feelings of the people were mirrored in the architecture. The Davenport, still one of the most beauti- ful buildings in Spokane, is a superb example of the un- hurried attitudes of the early 1900s. Ornate stone sculp- ture, arched patterns of brick work, gleaming marble floors, and richly carved wood blended to create an air of refinement. Today. . . a time of informality and simplicity. Soaring glass and steel skyscrapers capture the pulse of the time. Sprawling shopping centers, plastic hamburger palaces, and acres of concrete parking lots accommodate our de- pendence upon the automobile. Patterns of life may change, but the basic threads of so- ciety never do. We are always progressing yet we revolve around the same universal ideas. Before the football games in the early 1900s, kids used to serpentine dance through the downtown streets, blocking traffic and annoy- ing local businessmen. Today, the serpentine is still a part of the downtown scene. Souped-up machines, wildly- painted vans, and chrome-covered choppers cruise the streets, blocking traffic and annoying local businessmen. 14 Patterns of Life Swirl Ever Onward This theme section would not have been possible without the willing help of a lot of people . Thanks go to Mr. Joe Jonas for his superb pic- ture of Gladys Garland who graduated from here in June of 1 913 . Many thanks go to Don Anderson and Chuck Caraway, Tamarack photographers, for all the extra time and effort they put into making this section a success . Eastern Washington State Historical Society and Wirsche Photo Lab also deserve credit. Much of the written work in this section was taken from old Tamaracks A great many thanks also go to the following volunteers who gave of their free time to pose these pictures . Page 9: Meri Gruber, Jacinta McKoy, Craig Ferderer, Inez Brown and Ed Gonzalez. Page 12: Gary McCartney, Holly Funk, Molly Emden, Craig Mason, Melissa Poe, Rosanne Briggs and David Binford. Page 13: Carolyn Fitch, Becky Wilson, Beck Cah ill, Duane David, Sue Worthington, Wayn Larson, April Wilson and Bridgette Nelson NORTH CEHTB. L HIGH SCHOOL Faculty Page 18 Sports Page 42 Productions Page 78 Groups Page 100 Seniors Page 122 Juniors Page 154 Sophomores Page 168 Freshmen Page 182 Ads-Index Page 190 17 Impressions of North Central John P. Rodkey, Principal Who has seen the wind ? Neither I nor you, But when the leaves hang trembling The wind is passing through. Who has seen the wind? Neither you nor I , But when the trees bow down their heads The wind is passing by . -Christina Rossetti That poem has always held an awesome, mysterious, beauty to me, because it deals with something that is most intangible, yet very, very real . In many ways that is what North Central means to me. Who can precise- ly state what North Central really signifies? It is so real and so true to say that it was, and it is opportunity, joy, work, play, suc- cess, failure, sorrow, friendships. It is history and tradition; it is the cutting edge of tomorrow . But whatever else North Central is, it is peo- ple caring, sharing, hoping, dreaming, re- membering, helping, without reference to age, status, or gender. Yes, North Central was, and North Central is. We are all ex- periencing it. . ' o Vice Principals Assist With Curriculum, Students North Central to me is one hundred years of fond memories carefully compressed into a twenty-eight year career. They are memories of little people and big people cast in a unique spirit — timeless and forever. North Central has a tremendous follow- ing in the city of Spokane. It has pride in each of the old bricks which mortar has held tight all these years. When you think over the many experi- ences in life, the high school years spent at North Central had a tremendous impact. NC may be torn down some day, but it will be remembered by each and every student . The spirit of NC is its students, teachers, halls, gyms, pep cons, teams, and in a few short years, graduation . This is still Indian Country. 21 Though Difficult the Trials, The Office Staff Still Smiles 22 In Wisdom Profound, The Counselors Abound 1. June Nilson - Dean of Students 2. Billie Mountain 3. Joe Everson 4. Pat Clark 5. Laurene Erickson - Scope Counselor 24 With Effort and Strife, Business Prepares One for Life Whether One Uses It or Not, Proper English Is Taught 26 The Times and Places The Historian Traces 29 For Minds That Explore, Science Opens the Door With Numbers Galore, Math Remains a Chore 1. William Nye 2. Joseph Schauble 3. Gene Rostvold 4. Gilbert Baker 5. Burrill Exley - Department Head 31 For a Change of Pace, Scope ' s the Place Each Corner and Nook Is Filled With a Book Beauty Expands in Artistic Hands Home Ec. Is Giving a Recipe for Living 1. Marilyn Anderson 2. Cathy Lobe 3. Jayneta Kight 4. Sandra Fink - Department Head 35 Melodic Creations Bring Varied Sensations With Determination and Will Students Apply Learned Skill Department Head Though in Pain One May Groan, Results Are Good Muscle Tone A 1. Jo Wendt 2. Donald Mikiska 3. Harold Thompson - Department Head 4. Mike Greenwood 5. Gayle Sander 6. Connie Kaufman 38 Cooks and Custodians Exceed in Efficiency and Speed 1. Back Row (L to R): Lois Fowler, Bea Murphy, Peg Harp, Rose Engle, Loise, Lawrence, Florence Loreene, Jean Comstock, Betty Greer. Front Row (L to R) Nedra Ervin, Laura Wahl, Betty Dylina, Marsha Kenouard. 2. Back Row (L to R): Dean Gerling, Bob Bailie, Bill Irvin, Merv Hinrichs, Daryl Nelson. Front Row (L to R): Amy Garcia, Alan Ehling, Robert Wieland. 39 Though They Seek to Maintain a Dignified Air, Their Humanity Is Something of Which We ' re Aware 1. Laura Lee Briscoe wears a costume from Germany for International Week. 2. Jo Wendt, Gayle Sander, and Connie Kaufman taking time out for lunch. 3. Rob Norris enjoying the role of Marryin ' Sam at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. 4. Cooks support school spirit by wearing their Rowdy Shirts. 41 SPORTS A n IMJKET l - - i BALL ■ ■ 4 I an . — 1. 2. 6. 7. Senior Varsity Football Players 1. Al Washburn 0 2. Steve Lawson 3. John Bjordahl 4. George Luft 5. Coach Bauer 6. Wayne Meyer 7. Ken Shawlee 8. Ed Fong 9. Bill Gay ' All City 4 1 4 M — 8. 9. ■ E f ' ■ . Spearhead Winning Campaign l 5 1. Marc Thompson 2. Frank Real ing 3. Doug VanTine 4. Doug Gisselberg 5. Joe Eschenbacher 6. Jim Stratton 7. Scott Ooms 8. Roger Patterson 9. Chris Hare •All City 6. 7. 9. [ ■ 1 JHM ' H NC came in second with a three way tie for first and a 5 and 4 win-loss record. A tough display of defense in the fourth quarter of the last game enabled the NC Indians to defeat the Ferris Saxons and have the tribe ' s second winning season since 1960. VARSITY FOOTBALL: Top Row; (L to R ); Ed Fong, Chris Hare, Mike Bolton, Steve Lawson, Doug Gisselberg, Joe Eschenbacher, Doug VanTine, Roger Patterson, Al Washburn, Mike Fink, Ryne Sandberg, Mike Greenwood-Coach, Mike Weir-Coach, Middle Row; Steve Kivett, Daryl Wood, Brian Williams, Dale Luders, Jim Stratton, Scott Ooms, Ken Shawlee, John Bjordahl, Frank Realing, Tom Hayes, Dave Beardslee, Art Bauer-Coach, Bottom Row; Alec Gay-Manager, Joe Quaschnik-Manager, George Luft, Marc Thompson, Kelly Carpenter, Keith Hylton, Steve Standaart, Marty Hare, Wayne Meyer, Ted Anderson, Jeff Davis-Manager, Casey Greer-Manager. Red ' s Gridmen Take Pride FRESHMEN FOOTBALL: Top Row; (L to R); Joe Schauble-Coach, Jack Lane-Coach, Vaughn Pautnaude, Don Frigaard, Gene Pittenger, Brett Haley, Mike Greenwood, Ted Shelton, John Florez, Jim Hunstad, Dave VanTine, Phil Blomquist, Craig Shaw, Wendell Topper, Steve Mirrotti; Middle Row; Perry Edlin, Bill Donahue, Gary Cox, Jay MoVay, Ken Griffith, Terry Panagos, Mark Bell, Dana Hopkins, Carl Lamm, Clay Breashears, Jerry Snell, Brad Kilbourne; Bottom Row; Jon Reed- Manager, Mike Morris, Brad Golik, Ed Stevenson, Vic Wallace, Danny Wilson, Tom Olstad, Jamie Wahl, Ken Griffith, JimRabb, Scott Major- Manager. B-SQUAD FOOTBALL: Top Row; (L to R); Aaron Chandler, Desmond Kurth, Jack Best, Dale Alexander, Bill Jefferson, Gregg Jensen, Daryl Bush, Shawn Stueve, Robert Gregory, Steve Morris, Tom Gower, Ed Howard; Middle Row; Dale Blair- Coach, Angelo Kiourkas, Kevin Ford, Kevin Smathers, Rocky Brown, Kerry Williams, Brian Golik, Mike Evenoff, Jeff Kerr, Eric Galbraith, John Forness, John Esler-Manager, George Chal ich-Coach; Bottom Row; Ron Jackson, Bob Ryan, Terry Edlin, Dennis White, Keith Hecker, Ted Sprenger, Ed Stewart, John McLellan, Jeff McCarrey. The Freshmen Football Team concluded the season with 1 win, 4 losses, and 1 tie. Bill Jones was awarded the captain and most in- spirational award. A few of the ball players could help the varsity if they put out a little more dedication and pride, said Coach Joe Schauble. The B-Squad win-loss record was 2 and 6, but by the end of the sea- son we were feared by the teams we played because of our hard-hitting, said Coach George Chal ich . Bill Jefferson, junior, and Shawn Stueve, sophomore, were elected team captains. Shawn Stueve was also the winner of the inspirational award. 48 Net Men Prove Tough B-SQUAD TENNIS: Top Row; (L to R); Ron Dinger, Jeff Lunzer, Steve Brna, Pat Clark-Coach, Dan Cantu, John Rice, Bias Ortiz, Bottom Row; Jim D ' Aboy, Darrell Corn, Dwight Newberg, Brian Gower, Mark Robertson, Dave Tripp. The boys ' varsity tennis team finished third in the city league with a 5 win 5 loss record. This year ' s team had 11 boys; the top 3 were Glen Morris, Mike Henry, and Pat Henry. I couldn ' t ask for a better group of boys; they played well and have done their best, Coach Ron Walker said . The B-Squad tennis team finished with a 4-6 record, said Mr. Pat Clark, experi- encing his first season as coach. They showed a lot of improvement over the season, he stated, giving special recognition to top players, Jim D ' Aboy and Dan Cantu. 49 Girl Netters Place Second in City VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: Standing (L to R), Coach Al Hanson, Renita Dimico, Shawn DeLong, Terry Hill, Annette Calder, Regina Kembel. Kneeling, Lee Henderson, Renee Poe, MaryJane Hedemark, Jean Ytreeide, Kathy Moe. Not Pictured, JoAnne Pupo. The Varsity team had a good fall sea- son this year with 8 wins and 2 losses, both to LC. The team placed second in the city league and expects to do even better this spring. JUNIOR VARISTY: (Top of V Going Down), Zoe Heimbigner, Jamie Siebengartner, Leanne Larson, Jan DeLong, Connie Etten. Not Pictured, Donna Riordan, Jeanne Riordan, Janise Calder, Rinda Chambers, Julie Thompson, Rose Marie Feaster, Rebecca Chandler, Lynne Labrie, Teri McKinney, Melissa Poe. J.V. Coach is Mrs. Connie Kaufman. The J.V. team had a very good starting season. — iH 1 - 50 1. Renita Dimico shows how you handle a tennis racket. 2. Terry Hill reaches low for a difficult forehand shot. 3. Shawn DeLong, senior, serves to her opponent. 4. Reaching or a wide forehand shot is Annette Calder, also a senior. Runners Nab Third in All City Meet 52 Young Team Prepares for Future 1. Standing ( L. to R.): Lacey Chappell, Kathy Van Bibber. Kneeling: Lori Barnett, Chris Dewey, and Debbie Rosengrant Not Pictured: Jo Custer. 2. Debbie Rosengrant is on her way to a first place. 3. The team is working hard in preparation for an upcoming meet. 4. This year is the first at NC for the coach, Jim Murphy. This is the first year for the Girls ' Cross Country team. The girls had a season record of 2 wins and 5 losses. Team captain was Lori Bamett. Debbie Rosengrant and Chris Dewey also received honors . 1 Bowlers Take First V - iff if l ' ft! The NCHS bowling team placed first in the city. The team, under the direction of Coach Jim Allen, ended the season with a 39-3 win-loss record. The team prac- ticed after school one day a week during the season at North Bowl. 1. Dean Chamberlain practices for the big game. 2. Dan Matson shows his ability. 3. Ray Newcomb works out with the team. Not Pictured: Mark Lee, Mark Trudeau, Sonny Hoisington. 55 In the fall of this school year, the golf team had a win-loss record of 2 and 3, being defeated in some cases by just a few strokes. The team expected a stronger, more efficient lineup for spring. 1. BOYS ' GOLF: Back Row:(L to R) Ralph Montroy-Coach, Dennis White, Dan Wunderlich, Steve Morris, Ron Siggs, Craig Mason. Front Row: Steve Belyea, Brian Golik, Steve Ricco, Mike Morris. 2. Extreme concentration shows on the face of Dan Wunderlich. 3. Craig Mason tees off. Golfers Tee up Season 56 Gal Golfers Tee Off With Style 1. Kathi Hare and Cathy Moore are both seniors on the team. 2. Keza Settles, sophomore, and Kathi Hare help their team-mates warm up. 3. Theresa Hayes concentrates on a good shot. 4. Wendy Baker, junior, shows good form. 5. Bonnie Samek reaches low for the ball. 5H Varsity Volleyball Splits Season, 3-4 ,  • • ■ Si I GIRLS ' VARSITY AMD B-SQUAD VOLLEYBALL TEAM: On ladder, (L to R), Terri Hayes, Karen Skaer, Keza Settles and Cathy Moore. Standing, (L to R), Nella Franetich, manager; Glenda Gower, manager-scorekeeper; Linda Bowley, Kathi Hare, Bonnie Samek, Penny Bowley, Michele Sabado, Wendy Baker, Anita Martin, Diane Eschenbacher, manager. Kneeling, (L to R), Donna Marks, Pat Downey, Lorile e McCauley, Kelly Farrell, Elizabeth Eirls. Seated on floor, (L to R), Sue Becker, Donna Franetich. The varsity volleyball team has a win-loss record of 3 and 4 in the league this year. Mrs. Jo Wendt, coach, remarked that the record doesn ' t show the team ' s ability in this case. The team has shown a lot of spirit, enthusiasm, and pride. She also remarked that it had been a pleasure to have coached the team. ■ E espite Midseason Injuries 1. Ken Robideaux 2. Wayne Meyer 3. Marc Thompson 4. Doug Gisselberg VARSITY WRESTLERS: (L to R) Front Row: Tom Carey, Kelly Carpenter, Don Reichert, Ed Munyan, Bias Ortiz. Middle Row: Steve Rabb, Bill Worstell, Chris Salvage, Kevin Wakefield, Brian Smith, Ken Robideaux Tirn Cressey. Back Row: Tim Moran, manager; Paul Wagner, manager; Bryan McKeehan, manager; Jim Stratton, Marc Thompson, Ed Howard, Bill Gay, Doug Gisselberg, Wayne Meyer, Alec Gay, manager. Varsity wrestlers finished the season in fifth place with a record of 3 wins and 7 losses. The team suffered costly inju- ries such as Pat Henry, Doug Gisselberg, Al Washburn and Bob Johnson . Marc Thompson, Steve Rabb, and Bill Gay went to the region- al tournament. 62 FRESHMEN WRESTLERS: (L to R) Front Row: Ron Howard, Jon Reed, Tim Shields, John Alexander. Middle Row: Brian Johnson, Terry Panagos. Back Row: Bill Mullins, Randy Hastings, John Florez, Mat Cadby. The JV team finished with a win- loss record of 4-6. Despite the loss of many team members, the team showed a lot of strength . We started out strong with a lot of guys, but we got wiped out by injuries, Coach Don Mikiska said . The freshmen wrestlers ended the season with 3 wins and 4 losses. Team members showed good effort and a lot of potential . 63 Gymnasts Send Four to Regional Meet The Gymnastics team ended the season with a 4-3 record. Regional contestants included Debbie Rosengrant, Inez Brown and Karen Cm 1 1 on the vault and Mary Ooms on the beam and in floor ex. Karen Crull went on to state competition. 1. GIRLS ' GYMNASTICS: Front Row: ( L to R ) Sherri Davis, Patty Snyder, Sue Worthington, Carol Griffiths, Lisa Morris. Row 2: Laurie Kimsey, Karen Crull, Julie Thompson, Debbie Rosengrant, Mary Ooms. Back Row: Tina Windishar, Laurie Caldwell, Katie Garrity, Inez Brown, Kym Lewis, Cindy White, Liz Sewell. 2. Connie Kaufman-Coach spots for Mary Ooms as she performs on the balance beam. 1. Pat Synder demonstrates poise on the bal- ance beam. 2. Inez Brown works out on the uneven bars. 3. Katie Garrity practices her skill on the vault. 4. Sue Worthington shows style in floor ex. Season Tries Big Red Basketball Veam displayed greatVourage throughout the season, losing some games just by a mere margin of a few points. Craig Tesdahl shows great promise for next year, missing being the fifth leading all around scorer by 5 points. He was 1. Ed Fongi 2. Jim Wal 3. Jeff Hall 4. Dave Thorn 5. Roger IMaslun 6 . Terry Read 7. Gary Snow 8. George Chalich Senior basketball players and sixth in rebounds and Read was fourteenth 66 BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL: Back Row: (L to R) Gary Snow, Ed Fong, Martin Heimbigner, Ryne Sandberg, Roger Naslund, Craig Tesdahl, George Chalich-Coach, Terry Read, Jim Wald, Perry Chappell, Dave Frigaard, Jeff Hall, Dave Thompson. Front Row: Jeff McCarrey-manager, Aaron Chandler-manager, Terry Wheeler-manager. 67 BOYS ' JV BASKETBALL: Back Row: ( L to R ) Dale Alexander, Bob Evenson, Fred Lamm, Tim VanEpps, Bret Coffin, Ted Anderson, Bill Jefferson, Tom Hayes. Front Row: Jim Akers, Mike Greenwood-Coach, Kevin McLaughlin. 68 Teams Have Tough Time BOYS ' B-SQUAD BASKETBALL: Back Row: (L to R) Steve Belyea, Shawn Stueve, Jay Shaw, Dan Cmos, Mike Fink, Gene Rostvold-Coach, Terry Scollard, Kevin Smathers, Keith Hylton, Marty Hare, Ron Siggs. Front Row: Brian Golik, Wayne Nelson, Jim D ' Aboy, Not Pictured: Rick Holm. BOYS ' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Back Row: (L to R)Dale Rooney, Dana Hopkins, Joe Carter, Al Hanson-Coach, Bill Jones, Todd Walton, Front Row; Brad Golik, Vic Wallace, Chris Henry, Jeff Lunzer, Al Decker, Mike Morris. In the freshman year, stated Coach A I Hanson, we stress the fundamentals of the game to the players. The Freshman team ended the season with an 8 and 4 win- loss record. The B-Squad Basketball team fin- ished off the season with a win-loss record of 14 and 1 . When asked to comment about the team, Coach Gene Rostvold said, What else can you say about a team that did so well except that they are real com- petitors. Winning 5 out of the last 7 games, the JV Basketball team didn ' t quit and finished with great improvement over the season and a coach can ' t ask for any more than that from his players, said Coach Mike Greenwood . 69 Girls ' Basketball: A Learning Year The Girls ' Varsity team had a record of 2 wins and 4 losses . Four of the five starters were sophomores. Mrs. Gayle Sander, coach, remarked that this first year for girls ' basketball is a learning year. She also said that the team represented NC with determina- tion, hard work, and pride. In non-league play, the 15-girl squad faced Gonzaga, Cheney, East Valley, and Central Valley . Even though they lost all four, the team gained experience, said Coach Sander. 1. Intently watching the team from the bench are Lacey Chappell, Kathi Hare, Sue Becker, Mrs. Gayle Sander-Coach, Lorilee McCauley, and Linda Bowley-managers. 2. GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBA LL: (L to R) Kathy Moe, Candy Dever, Dawn Torrence, Linda Kanally, Pat Downey, Kelly Farrell, Lacey Chappell, Veronica Russell, Deanna Kuehl, Kathi Hare; Teri McKinney, Elizabeth Eirls, Lori Barnett, Anita Martin, and Sue Becker. Kneel ing in Front are Linda Bowley and Lorilee McCauley, managers. VARSITY BASEBALL: Front Row: (L to R) Jeff. Hall, Tim Hepper, Dan McNutt, Mike Henry, Bryan Sampson, Pat Henry, Rick Henry, Marty Hare, Jim D ' Aboy. Back Row: Alec Gay-Manager, Dan Tikker-Asst. Coach, Del Simchuck, Tim Clemenson, Perry Chapped, Gary Snow, Frank Realing, Chris Hare, Dave Frigaard, Roger Naslund, Ron Jackson, Ryne Sandberg, Al Washburn, Steve Renz, Daryl Wood, Aaron Chandler-Manager , Ken Ei Imes-Coach. FRESHMEN BASEBALL: Back Row: Joe Everson- Coach, Todd Walton, Ken Anderson, Chris Henry, Don Frigaard, Mike Settles, Dana Hopkins. Front Row: Eric Sims, Jon Reid, Dave Seim, Dan Samuels, Mark Bell. A team in the sports spotlight is the girls ' track team, not because they have done anything special because they haven ' t YET. They are in the spotlight because they are a new team and are expected to do fairly well as can be seen by the large turn out for its first season. Coach Joe Schauble expects an eventful season for the varsity track team. Although the sprints may become a weak link the long distance runners will at least hold their own or better. The field events should be led into high standings by Doug Gisselberg in the shot put and the discus and Steve Lawson in the javelin. The team will have a few great individual efforts but as Coach Schauble said, we don ' t have much depth as a whole . BOYS ' VARSITY TRACK: Back Row: (L to R ) Joe Schauble-Coach, Steve Kivett, Bill Feehan, Bob Gregory, Tim Coyle, Eric Torrison, Larry Roberts, Lee Scott, Phil Decker, Perry Edlin, Keith Hylton, Steve Lawson, Jack Best, Marc Thompson, Roger Patterson, Steve Standaart, Delno McKoy, Don Reichert, Ron Dinger, Dave Tripp, Chris Robinson, Desmond Kurth, Jim Summers, Ed Howard, Greg Gower, Joe Quaschnik, Mike Greenwood- Coach. Front Row: Rocky Brown, Mike Brady, Craig dinger, Dave Binford, Doug Gisselberg, Ron Cornwell, Dan Mellgren, Bill Gay, Jeff Blackwell, Ron Emter, Bob Allen. Runners Take Marks for Championship GIRLS ' TRACK: Back Row: (L to R) Margaret Binford, Lee Eyrich, Denise Ludwig, Karen Crull, Rene Harrah, Chris Dewey, Sharon Holford, Sherri Rabb, Lori Barnett, Debbie Rosengrant, Art Bauer-Coach. Front Row: Terry McKinney, Cindy Crowe, Inez Brown, Becky Mitchell, Becky Hillyard, Jacinta McKoy. 77 Debate Team Captures League Honors The NC Varsity debate team consists of George Boyce and Pat Ormsby, affirmative, and Bernie McBride and Timm Ormsby, negative. NC debaters have won individual awards for extemporaneous, impromptu, and senior oratory. Also involved simultaneously at these tournaments are the oral interpreters. Varsity interpreters are Kathi Hare, Sandy Gross, Shawn DeLong, and Joan LaMunyon. Junior varsity are Cathy Moore, Diane Eschenbacher, and Evelyn Pendleton. Combined efforts of NC debaters brought NC the Fidelity Rose Sweep- stakes trophy at the Gonzaga Tourney. Timm Ormsby and Bernie McBride were chosen as one of two teams to repre- sent the State of Washington in Williamsburg, VA. 1. Bernie McBride and Sandra Bennett, coach. 2. Back Row: (L to R) Joe Schneider, Bill Bost, Steve Adair, Marco Barbanti, Rob Welton and Gary McCartney. Front Row: Michele Naccarato, Geneva Custer, Chris Carlile, Veronica Russell, Lisa Morris, and Colleen Deasy. 3. Varsity team: Timm Ormsby, Bernie McBride, George Boyce, and Pat Ormsby 80 Crew Grooms Stage Facilities 1. Getting the view from the balcony are (L to R) Kristi Harmon, Kelly Farrell, Randy McCarrey, and Linda Kanally. 2. Jerry Walton works the lights on stage. 3. Mr. George Chalich, stage crew advisor, checks the schedule for the next audi- torium event. 4. Bill Bost spotlights the person on stage. 5. Kelly Farrell and Laura MacClain sweep the stage after a performance. 6. Cleaning up after the con are (L to R) Mary Denbroder, Celeste Dahl, Linda Kanally, Laura MacClain, Kristi Harmon, Jean Munyan, and Kelly Farrell. Tamarack Staff Spends Long Hours on Book 1. Evelyn Pendleton, copy editor, wrote the theme section, and helped with headlines and copy for the other sections. 2. Steve Dunn, underclass co-editor, prepared the sophomore and fresh- men sections. 3. (L to R) Lisa Fair, co-editor, Brenda Emden, editor-in-chief, and Mrs. Judy Feryn, advisor, wrote headlines and copy, and supervised the entire production. 4. Melinda Dennis, left, and Deanna Finn, right, produced the organi- zations ' section. 5. Kelly Wahl arranged the faculty section. 6. Doug Buckley, left, and Bob Lenius, right, designed the cover and the division pages. Mrs. Barbara Eddy was their advisor. 7. Dan Matson, jack-of-all-trades, kept the staff notebooks, ran errands, and worked on the copy. 8. (L to R) Carol Hicks, boys ' sports; Renee Poe, sports ' editor; and David Hjortedal, boys ' sports, combined their talents on the sports pages. 9. (Top to Bottom) Sue Tucker, senior section editor, and Pam Gerlack, senior section co-editor, took care of the upperclass section, while Lee Henderson, underclass editor, worked with the juniors. 10. (L to R) Shirley Bailey, business manager, paid the bills and arranged the advertising pages. Tammy Myers and Bonnie Samek edited the productions ' section. 11. (L to R) Don Anderson, Dennis Wolbert, John Robertson and Chuck Caraway took the photos for the book. Mr. Joe Jonas was their advisor. 83 84 1. Gary Tracy, feature page editor, types an article. 2. The NEWS staff is always out looking for new ideas. 3. Tom Moen, opinion page editor, thinks about his next editorial. 4. Gerry Cummings, reporter, interviews Corey White, cartoonist. 5. Duane David, editor, looks for advertising symbols to brighten up an ad. 6. Mark Robertson, reporter, distributes the tri-weekly paper to the teachers ' boxes. 7. Bonnie Samek, sports page editor, works on her page layout at the print shop. 8. Tammy Myers, news page editor, examines computer tape. All stories are prepared on a computer- ized machine. 85 Red Feathers Stir up Spirit You may have noticed those girls in white dresses with red fringe. They are part of a group of 67 enthusiastic jun- iors and seniors dedicated to promoting spirit and pride for North Central . From these Red Feathers, varsity cheerleaders and majorettes are picked each spring. The school year started this fall with the selling of programs at football games; they also cheered and performed at half- times. Caroling at retirement homes and entertaining at community centers and the con in March were other events. 1. Fall Red Feather officers are (Clockwise): Rosemary Como, chairman; Cindy Mitchell, historian; Kathi Hare, co-chair- man; Kari Firestone, sgt. at arms; Laury Goerz, sgt. at arms; and Pam Gerlack, secretary. Mrs. Gail Sander, advisor, is in the center. 2. The Band and Red Feathers light the field with music and color. 3. Red Feathers cheer our guys through the game. 4. Susie Fiksdal, football chair- man, presents Mrs. Lucille Lill, former P.E. teacher, with a plaque at the halftime dedi- cated to her. 5. Patty Snyder, basketball chairman, performs at halftime. 1. Kimm Cardwell, head majorette, rest after a con. 2. Performing at the con are (L to R) Marelee Bauer, Debbie Yaroshuk, Kimm Cardwell, Sue Eggleston, Jill Coghlan. 3. Katie Garrity, spring sports chairman, talks with the crowd. 4. Terri Hill, spring sports chairman, cheers the team to victory. 5. Sandy Fox, wrestling chairman, stops for a quick drink of orange juice to restore her vocal cords. 89 CONCERT BAND: Bottom Row (L to R), Randy McCarrey, Rick Mitchell, Kay Potter, Carol Hardt, Dawn Torrence, Barbara Wanless, Cynthia Towers, Kim Devaney, Theresa St. George. Row 2: Lou Ann Davis, Kim Darlow, Donna St. George, Zoe Heimbigner, Gloria Marshall, Debbie Gibson, Pam Carter, Darlene Hall, Barbara Cathey, Teresa Rollins, Mary Taylor. Row 3: Steve Akerlund, Steve Berglund, Sue Duncan, Cheryl McLaughlin, Dan Cantu, Daryl Wood, Jim Mitchell, Jeff Davis, Ed Clary, Bias Ortiz. Row 4: Kathy Farrer, Lee Scott, Candie Carlson, Steve Knudtson, Steve Grote, Tim Shea, Kevin Wakefield, Bill Hoyt, Bob St. George, Margo Gisselberg, Dave Martin. Row 5: Fred Groves, Jim Parker, Russ Freese, Ed Stewart, Tom Williams, Jim Grier, Mike Knudtson, Jon Strenge, Robert Ryan, Shawn McAdams, Lisa Johnson, Robin Neuschwander, Brian Collins, Kevin Kelly, Rick Krieger. BAND OFFICERS: (L to R), Rick Mitchell, sgt. at arms; Theresa St. George, president; Kim Devaney, secretary- treasurer; Randy McCarrey, drum major. Orchestra, Stage Band Blend Musical Performing Talents STAGE BAND : Bottom Row, (L to R), Pam Carter, Kevin Wakefield, Jim Mitchell, Steve Akerlund, Bias Ortiz, Lisa Johnson; Middle Row: Dave Wyland, Jeff Davis, Steve Grote, Tim Shea, Tom Williams, Robin Neuschwander; Back Row: Jim D ' Aboy, Mike Knudtson, Jon Strenge, Rick Mitchell, Nick Herman, Scott Engle. ORCHESTRA: Front Row, (L to R), Liz Eirls, Lorilee McCauley, Colleen Deasy, Diane Buster, Sara Carroll, Dabbie Fontenot, Ann Beaudry, Kathy Williams; Row 2: Tammy Malaly, Doug Olinger, Matt Jessick, Jeff Halstead, Steve Akerlund, Dave Wyland, Leslie Gambill. 91 I Musicians Make Magic With Sound From the robust oomph-pa- pa of the tuba to the piquant piccolo, a melange of notes drift through the seams of the band portable as the day pro- gresses. Concert Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, and two guitar classes fill the air with music. Mr. John Luppert directs all of these musical groups . The Bands and Orchestra perform in concert and at community activities. Guitar classes are casual, designed for those students who want to learn the basics of the instrument. L Talented guitarist Nick Herman makes many appearances in Spokane musical groups. 2. Karl Hawkins, Left, and Irby McClain, Right, practice in guitar class. 3. Other members of the guitar class include (L to R) Nita Hatch, Kevin Edlin, and Lydia Ortiz From the Liberty Bell to a large L in honor of former girls ' physical education instructor, Mrs. Lucille Lill, football fans at Albi enjoyed five different marching band and Red Feather shows. Majorettes, cheerleaders, and flag bearers also added to the colorful halftime scene. A Cappella Choir Top Row: (L to R), Jim Sherwood, Butch Hite, Keith Hamlin, Gary Campbell, Tor Sigbjornsen, Mark Smith. Row 2: Dise Kurth, Tim Clemenson, Tracy Fetch, Ron Cornwell, Don Anderson. Row 3: Steve Kivett, Jay Blodgett, Kim Southwick, Renee Brent, Laury Goerz, Kathy Andrews, Marc Thompson, Dave Guffin, Mike Fink. Row 4: Rob Fitzsimmons, Terri Wheeler, Steve Rabb, Don Haynes, Rick Bavuso, Darlene Hall, Dawnitta Castle, Stephanie Weboer, Casey Greer, Marty Hare, Jim Klentschy, Joel Smith, Chris Salvage, Mike Wilhite. Row 5: Sue Tucker, Joan LaMunyon, Dana Wilmann, Cheryl Mellgren, Colleen Troxell, Rosemary Como, Sue Eggleston, Sue Hoffman, Tammy Sutherland, Sue Jones, Kathi Hare, Linda Endsley. Row 6: Anita Martin, Lisa Blodgett, Sandi Gross, Pat Snyder, Lori Kuntz, Carol Hicks, Tonya Gisselberg, Kelli Mitchell, Debbie Gross, Nancy England, Pat Garrity, Dave Cebert, Rick Frye. Row 7: Diane Eschenbacher, Bea Panagos, Terri Rabb, Elie Grant, Kimm Cardwell, Cindy Pesik, Johanne McNeal. Tee Pee Lighters Top to Bottom: Dave Cebert, Kimm Cardwell, Dave Wyland, Gary Campbell, Colleen Troxell, Tammy Sutherland, Jim Sherwood, Sue Jones, Rob Fitzsimmons, Kathi Hare, Sue Eggleston, Rick Bavuso, Joan LaMunyon, Kim Southwick, Sandi Gross, Anita Martin, Rosemary Como, Jim Klentschy, Nick Herman, Tim Clemenson, Stephanie Webber, Dana Wilmann, Rick Frye, Terri Rabb, Robin Neuschwander. Not Pictured: Shawn Delong. Blending Voices 3| Make Magic With Music 1. Mr. Michael Caldwell, director. 2. Choir officers: Nancy England, vice president; Darlene Hall, secretary; Sue Jones, president; Anita Martin, treasurer. 3. Carol Hicks, Lori Kuntz, Kelli Mitchell, Shawn Delong. 4. Rosemary Como, Dawnitta Castle, Cheryl Mellgren, Renee Brent, Johanne MclMeal. 96 FRESHMEN CHOIR: Front Row (L to R), Lisa Goodwin, Liz Sewell. Kathy Bedeski, Teresa Rollins, Cindy Luna, Kathy Brooks, Belinda Rossiter. Row Z: Stacy Butt, Rene Ross, Sharon Flatbush, Sandy Carey, Ray Mashtare, Curt Sayler, Sue Blodgett, Charlotte Wilson, Karen Guthrie, Patti Morton, Starla Braniff. Back Row: Rae Marie Peter, Tina Burrows, Rhonda Messerschmidt, Karen Meister, Chris Wirt, Perry Edlin, Darla Braniff, Cathy Bryan, Tina Carvell. Not Pictured: Roger White, Jeff Coghlan. INTERMEDIATE CHOIR: Front Row (L to R), Marlene Martin, Terry Cluckey, Keza Settles, Lori Price, Paula Carpenter, Denise Foehringer, Ron Newell, Rob Rosario, Barb Wright, Cindy Crowe, Carol Griffiths, Cindy Murphy, Tammy Price, Pat Downey. Row 2: Tammy Sale, Agnes Calabro, Sharon Holford, Kathy Payne, Lori Gallaher, Stacey Bright. Row 3: Janet Villalobos, Pat Deno, Becky Todd, Wendy Schraufnagel, Bridgette Nelson, April Wilson, Wendy Davidson, Lori Stearns, Julie Marten, Rosanne Briggs, Lana Kortan, Cindy Mitchell, Charlotte Wilson, Sherrie Barritt. Row 4: Sandy Peterson, Veronica Russell, Sheri Rabb, Kathy Van Bibber, Lynette Schifer, John Forness, Jim Diehl, Pat Liftman, Joni Graham, Cindy Herman, Sue Parker, Emer Simpson, Deanna Kuehl. Not Pictured: Tim Barrett, Ken Durland, Jake Settles, Steve Aim, Dan Saffle, Jim Savage, Becky Mitchell, Carrie Crawford, Carol Johnson, Terri Owen, Leanne Larson, Kathy Seely, Rene Strain, Sue McGoldrick, Becky Brockie, Idunna Skjothaug, Kelly Carpenter, Janet Knowlton, Janet Holford, Julie Thompson, Linda Grimes, Johanne McNeal. Drama Group Offers Variety of Productions 1. Jackie Deal rehearses a scene from Romeo and Juliet with help from a reluctant Mike Miller. 2. Back Row: (L to R) Mrs. Ashe, Terry Cluckey, Joann Williams, Janet Fodey, Kathy Williams. Front Row: (L to R) Darl Smith, Beth Daley, Mike Miller, Laurie Joplin, Jackie Deal. They are part of the cast from Up the Down Stair Case. 3. Corey White as ' Grandpap in The Man Who Died at Twelve O ' clock 4. Darl Smith learns a good staged ' sit. ' 5. Mike Miller as ' Charlie ' and Janet Fodey as ' Sally ' in The Man Who Died at Twelve O ' clock. 6. Jackie Deal rehearses the ' . . . come vial! ' scene from Romeo and Juliet. 98 Up the Down Stair Case is a story of a young, in- experienced teacher ' s struggle to gain acceptance in a hostile New York high school. She finally over- comes the obstacles that she faces and at the same time causes her students to love and admire her. 1. Candy Dever plays the school nurse and Mike Miller plays ' Lou, ' the class clown. 2. Ty Evans as ' Mrs. Schacter ' along with Renae Crisp as ' Miss Barrett ' and Tom Orth as ' Mr. McHabe, ' the vice-principal. 3. Mary Denbroder as ' Katherine, ' a clerical aide. 4. Tor Sigbjornsen plays ' Paul Barringer, ' English teacher, and Alana Reasor plays ' Alice Blake, ' who falls in love with Barringer at first sight. 5. Sandy Gross, double cast as ' Sylvia Barrett, ' the young teacher on her first assignment. Pat Henry plans ' Dr. Maxwell Clark, ' the princi pal. 6. Mrs. Ashe gives some staging advice. 7. Sylvia Barrett ' s English class. 94 75 ASB Fall Officers Terri Rabb- President Joan LaMnnyon-Treasurer Sue Jones-Secretary Dean Reiken-AdvisDr Bill Gay-5th Executive Bret Coffin- Vice Pres. 102 Committees Keep ASB Movin ' Onward a- I. 1. CAREER DAY COMMITTEE: (L to R) Row 1: Cathy Moore, Elie Grant. R ow 2: Gloria Marshall, Linda Bowley. Row 3: Brenda Scott, Pam Godwin, Steve Hanneman, Chris Sliz, Chris Delange. 2. CONCESSIONS COMMITTEE: Juanita Nutter, Kathi Munson, Sherri MacDonald, Nancy England, Glenda Gower. 3. DANCE COCHAIRMEN: Melinda Dennis and Kathi Hare. 4. POSTER COMMITTEE: Sandy Gross, Chris Sliz, Melinda Dennis, Kathi Hare. 103 I to 4 HH 1. Jim Croghan pants with anticipation as he speeds toward the finish line at the annual John P. Rodkey Tricycle Relay. 2. (L to R) Ron Cornwell, Roger Patterson, Wayne Meyer, Bret Coffin, and Bill Jones wow us with their Las Vegas version of the can can. 3. Beauty contestants dazzle onlookers with flashing smiles and charm. 4. Arm wrestling at a basketball game? Different strokes for different folks. 5. Ron Cornwell demonstrates his unprecedented style of catching eggs. 6. Counselor Pat Clark triumphantly holds the trophy he received as superstar of the evening at the KJRB basketball game. 6. 104 ASB Sponsors Christmas Con Kickof f Week 1. The Graham Cracker-Balloon Contest: just one of the many activities during Kick-off Week. 2. The ASB Card: a ticket to fun. 3. Season Street entertains at the Christmas Con. M S( HOOL DENT BODY •km «E . ' Spring Officers Steer ASB Activities ■ Dean Reiken-Advisor Doug VanTine-5th Executive Sandy Gross-Secretary Craig Mason-President Inez Brown-Vice-President Craig Tesdahl-Treasurer 106 1. NC Rowdy Squad 2. Leader Ron Cornwell takes time out for sun. 3. Rowdy Squad leaders never seem to stop. 4. NC Indian, Gregg Jensen, leads cheers for victory. 5. Rowdy Squad anticipates outcome of game. Two hundred spirited Indians joined Rowdy Squad this year — its first season ever. They did a great job of cheering our teams on to victory . 107 Fall Girls ' League Officers Enjoy Day at Manito Park 1. (L to R) Ronette Richardson, president; Chris Sliz, vice president; Sandy Gross, secre- tary; Diane Eschenbacher, treasurer. 2. Mrs. Jackie Bunn, advisor. 108 Committees Promote Girls ' League 1. POINTS COMMITTEE: (L TO R) Carol Griffiths, Lisa Morris, Colleen Deasy, Inez Brown, chairperson. 2. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE: ( L TO R) Jan Knowlton, Debbie Rosengrant, Sheri Rabb, chairperson; Chris Schoenberger. 3. BICENTENNIAL COMMIl TEE: (Top to Bottom) Rosemarie Feaster, Becky Chandler, Mary Glenn, Vickie Wiedmer, Kimm Cardwell, chairperson; Sue Eggleston, Brenda Scott, Alana Reasor, Gloria Marshall. Girls Have Claus Day, Sadie Night 1. Craig Mason and Terry Hill express puppy love at the Sadie. 2. Fathers demonstrate boogie ability at the Dad- Daughter Dance. 3. New Girls ' League officers are in- stalled at a candlelight con. 4. Mr. Rodkey happily replaces Santa Claus. 110 Spring Leaders Plan G.L. Events Kim Devaney, secretary; Sherri MacDonald, president; Sharon Holford, vice president; Annette Calder, treasurer. Pictured Above; Jayneta Kight, advisor. ill Girls of the Month Mehl October: Regina Kembel November: Perri Verge December: Colleen Deasy 112 Key Club Provides Community Services 1. SPRING OFFICERS: ( L to R) Steve Rabb, treasurer; Jim Diehl, secretary; Fred Lamm, sergeant at arms; Chris Salvage, president; Mike Wilhite, vice president. 2. KEY CLUB MEMBERS: (Back to Front) Row I: Rick Henry, Craig Ferderer, Mike Wilhite. Row 2: Chris Salvage, Ron Jackson, Fred Lamm. Row 3: Dan Wunderlich, Don Haynes. Dave Dunning. Row 4: Ed Stewart, Wayne Larson, Steve Rabb, Jim Diehl. Row 5: Pat Mitchem, Kay Potter, Marlene Martin. 3. KEYHEARTS: Marlene Martin and Kay Potter. 4. FALL OFFICERS: ( L to R ) Steve Rabb, sergeant at arms; Mike Wilhite, president; Chris Salvage, treasurer; Jim Diehl, secretary. Shirts From the Seventies Wonderful Wacky Wild and Weird 114 mam Posters Plastered Around Hallways Tell What ' s New! A(b x ' r st fern ' s At Fmi thur. mo RUN FOR COVER INDI W5 ARE CO H I NG (HOW bO WL LlttL OUR PIRATE SHIRS ouqn u 115 Vox Puellarum Members Do Many Service Projects 1. SPRING OFFICERS: ( L to R ) Chris Sliz, fifth executive; Melinda Dennis, historian; Laurie Hill, treasurer; Kathy Kephart, secretary; Cindy Mitchell, vice president; Gayle Hendrickson, president. 2. FALL OFFICERS: (L to R) Laurie Goerz, treasurer; Perri Verge, presi- dent; Many Jane Hedemark, secretary; Gayle Hendrickson, historian. 3. VOX MEMBERS: (L to R) Front Row: Billie DeHart, Mary Jane Hedemark, Eleanor Bucknell, Alana Reasor, Gayle Hendrickson, Laurie Hill, Carol Griffiths. Back Row: Shirley Bailey, Chris Sliz, Laurie Goerz, Cindy Mitchell, Melinda Dennis, Mrs. Dorothy Murray-advisor, Perri Verge, Kathy Kephart. 116 Club Organizes Safety Projects TRAFFIC SAFTYE CLUB: (L to R) Mr. Darrell Noah, advisor; Nancy England, Eric Torrison, Jackie Colburg, Brenda Emden, Kathi Munson, ■ W Stacey Klinzman. Chess Group Matches Wits With Others CHESS CLUB: (L to R) Ken Mallicoat, Rob Fitzsi mmons, San Thompson, John Robertson, George Boyce, Mark Robertson, John Eyrich, Don Anderson. International Week An Imaginary Vacation Around the World 118 1. Alana Reasor proudly displays her sombreros by a decorative poster made for the occasion. 2. Talented Tung Tran sings and plays melodic French songs for the enjoyment of all. 3. Jon Reed takes time out for a siesta. 4. Robin Neuschwander strums out a heavy beat while Ed Stewart, Ron Jackson, and Brad Golik listen. 5. Tor Sigbjornsen proves his comedian-like qualities as he speaks of the cultural differences between Norway and America. Seated behind him are: (L to R) Warren Yates-Spanish student teacher, Pat Suwanakam from Thailand, Craig Mason-M.C, Jorge Rodas from Guatemala, Lynette McGarry-creator of International Week, Zaid Al-Jared from Saudi Arabia, and Jeff Url. 6. Linda Wanless, David Wyland, Kathy Williams, and Ron Jackson join Stacey Meals as she sings and plays some Spanish Rock. 7. Hai Truong enlightens us on Vietnam, the land of her birth. 8. Pam Berry as Father punishes Jorge Rodas, George Washington, for the destruction of his beloved cherry tree, played by Renee Poe. This was the finale of the Spanish play, George Washington and the Cherry Tree, written and directed by Evelyn Pendleton. 119 Spirit Club and Cheerleaders 3. SPIRIT CLUB OFFICERS: Back Row: (L to R) Karen Crull, historian; Cathy Kephart, fall vice president; Julie Thompson, spring president. Front Row: Kathy Moe, spring vice president; Paige Schafer, secretary; Jamie Siebengartner, fall presi- dent. 120 Pause to Pose for Pictures l.SPIRITCLUB-Starla Braniff, Becky Brockie, Kathy Brooks, Stacy Butt, Laurie Caldwell, Renae Crisp, Yvonne Crouse, Karen Crull, Colleen Deasy, Terese Deboer, Chris Delange, Connie Etten, Tyais Evans, Karen Favorit, Denise Foehringer, Carol Griffiths, Linda Gabbard Kathy Hackett, Rene Harrah, Zoe Ann Heimbigner, Cindy Herman, Becky Hillyard, Sherry Johnson, Lori Kelly, Cathy Kephart Deanna Kuehl, Lynne Labrie, Wendy Lalley, Leanne Larson, Kym Lewis, Laurie Lunzer, Brenda Mason Ada Maurer, Stacey Meals Cheryl Mellgren, Cindy Mitchell, Kathy Moe, Linda Morgan, Lisa Morris, Robin Nelson, Michelle Noe, Juanita Nutter MaryOoms Terri Owen, Lisa Perry, Rae Marie Peter, Sheri Rabb, Therresa Reichert, Shelly Rose, Debbie Rosengrant, Veronica Russell, Theresa Sanders, Paige Schafer, Wendy Schraufnagel, Jamie Siebengartner, Linda Slusser, Julie Thompson. Michelle Trudeau, Cindy White, Tina Windishar. 2. B-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS: Back Row (L to R), Lisa Morris, Lisa Perry, Karen Crull, Mary Ooms, Sheri Rabb. Front Row: Michelle Trudeau, Cindy Mitchell. 121 Steve Akerlund Janice Anderson Randy Androes Larry Attebery Shirley Bailey Cindy Baker Timothy Barrett Mary Barrington Donna Bartch Martin Bauer Perry Bauer Rick Bavuso Jerry Becker Kristine Benjamin Raneice Benson John Bjordahl Jeff Blackwell Benita Blair Lisa Blodgett Tamara Botts Melinda Bowley Renee Brent Cindy Breshears Rosanne Briggs Linda Broadbent Dave Brown Inez Brown Robert Bryan Diane Bryant Douglas Buckley Eleanor Bucknell Charles Bush Joni Butler Dana Butt Steven Butt Edward Cael Kevin Cafaro Rebecca Cahill Annette Calder Debra Caldwell 125 Charles Caraway Kimm Cardwell Cathleen Carey Candie Carlson Christine Carlson Elizabeth Chan Cheryl Clark Timothy Clemenson Mike Cmos Rosemary Como Bill Conboy John Conne Ronald Cornwell Peggy Craig Gerald Cummings Julie Cunningham James Dahl Theresa Daley Gary Damm Doug Daniels Duane David Jeff Davis Lou Ann Davis Mary Davis David Day Jackie Deal Pamela Dean Laure DeForge Shawn DeLong Mary Denbroder Melinda Dennis Kimberly Devaney Mike Dewey Renita Dimico Patricia Doherty Marjorie Dotter Debra Douglas David Downing Kellie Duncan Patrick Dunn Steven Dunn Susan Eggleston Debra Eirls Lori Ellis Brenda Emden Ronald Emter Nancy England Julia Erickson Diane Eschenbacher Joe Eschenbacher Deborah Eyrich Lisa Fair Tracy Fetch Susie Fiksdal Deanna Finn Kari Firestone Robert Fitzsimmons Ann Fleming Patricia Fleming Janet Fodey 128 Edward Fong Kathleen Gairity Beverly Giese Pamela Godwin Sandra Fox William Gay Phyllis Gilmore Laurene Goerz Holly Funk Pamela Gerlack Doug Gisselberg Glenda Gower Jeffery Funk David Germain Dean Goben Elie Grant David Galvin Debra Gibson Gene Goben John Graves Teresa Howard Brian Howe Patricia Hunt Gary Hustad Karen Hylton Laura Isner Kerrie James Mark Jansma Carolyn Jefferson Stacey Jensen Robert Johnson Lisa Johnson Stacey Johnson Peggy Jones Susan Jones Tom Kelly Kerry Kelsey Cindia Kiele Teresa Kienzle Jana Kimpel 132 133 Lottie Modeland Cathy Moore Robert Morden Glen Morris Connie Morton Kathi Munson Jeane Munyan Tammy Myers Roger Naslund Elizabeth Nestor Ray Newcomb Ronald Newell Julie Nilson Greg Nutter Randy Ocheltree Scott Ooms Patrick Ormsby Thomas Orth Mike Othmer Ray Overland 135 Rebecca Panagos Elizabeth Parker Sue Parker Diane Parkins Roger Patterson Cindy Pesik Peggy Pirtle Terry Pittenger Michelle Poe Renee Poe Gary Pohle Tammy Price Robert Quam Teresa Rabb Debbie Rawlins Ron Rawson Terry Read Michael Renner Stephen Renz Stacey Rhea 136 Patrick Rhoads Bryan Ricco Ronette R ichardson Donna Riordan Jeanne R lordan Larry Roberts Kenneth Robideaux Mark Rollins Daveine Rosenau Ilona Sagendorf David Salerno Bonnie Samek Steve Samis Bryan Sampson Loring Sampson Lori Sanchelli Robin Sanders Gary Schmidt Ann Scollard Brenda Scott 137 John Scott Jacob Settle Kendall Shawlee Timothy Shea Tor Sigbjornsen Annette Simonsen Tracey Sims Christine Sliz Mark Smathers Marsha Smith Karen Snell Gary Snow Patricia Snyder Tammy Solverson Scott Sperry Theresa St. George Renee Stolt Jim Stratton Jon Strenge Mortimer Sullivan 138 Tamara Sutherland Mark Sutton Michael Swan Dave Thompson Marc Thompson Russell Thompson Michelle Thorson Deborah Torrence Eric Torrison Cynthia Towers Kenneth Treadwell Mark Trudeau Renee Trusty Susan Tucker Douglas VanTine Perri Verge Leanne Wachter Paul Wagner Kelly Wahl Valencia Wallace 139 Jereld Walton Karen Wanless Thomas Wardian Wally Wares Alfred Washburn Michelle Watts Stephanie Webber Steven Webber Robert Welton Corey White Deanna White Dan Wickens Joann Williams Kathleen Williams Thomas Williams Dana Wilmann Lynn Wilson Tamara Winslow Barbara Wirsch Nancy Wise 140 I William Worstell Susan Worthington Eileen Wright Robert Wood Doris Young Karen Worman Emily Zupan Seniors Not Pictured Michael Bean Mark Benka Bruce Best Kevin Booth William Bost Phillip Brandon Wesley Buttolph Dawn Casper Lynn Challender Daniel Corn Robert Costin Dan Crafton James Croghan Wally Dahlgren Milana Davidson Michelle Dougherty Steve Doughty Debra Everett Johnette Ferns Vincent Foehringer Charlotte Franetich Lana Gugliuzza Nadine Hatch Charles Hatcher Sindy Hellerud Kathleen Hendy Stephen Honican James Judd Bonnie Koerner Jeff Kollman Mark Krahn Steve Lawson Anneliese Loiseau Blayne Ludwig Kelleen McConnel Gerald McPhee Donnie Miller Jeffrey Morris Robert Potvine Charles Provinsal JoAnne Pupo Frank Realing John Realing John Robertson Ricky Rosengrant Emer Simpson Lindsay Sivret Karen Skaer Linda Sonnenberg Kimble Southwick Tammy Stearns Robert Townes Jeffrey Url Scott Wallace Zaid Al-Jared Liem Pho Thuy Nguyen Blaine Fink Mark Mashtare Tran Thanh Tung 141 Students Gain Insight Into Working World Co-op is a Cooperative Office Occupations Program which trains students for careers in office work. They attend classes and gain experience by holding down a job. 1. CO-OP: Front Row (L to R) Loretta Marten, Holly Funk, Eileen Wright, Debra Caldwell. Row 2: Linda Broadbent, Teresa Howard, Janice Anderson, Mrs. Bunn, Co-ordinator; Loring Sampson, Tamra Haddon. Back Row: Susan Tucker, Sheryl Mehl, Gayle Kimsey, Bev Giese, Lottie Modeland, Tamara Botts, Milana Davidson, Peggy Craig. DECA, Distributive Education Club of America, is a vocational class which deals with marketing and distribution. 2. DECA: Front Row: (L to R) Brian McMillan, Gary Schmidt, Elie Grant, Terry Read. Row 2: Randy Leslie, Ann Fleming, Gale Hilton. Row 3: Larry Whipps, Linda Rhodes, Deanna White, Kathy Lynch, Doris Young. Row 4: Mr. Constance, Co-ordinator; Dana Butt, Jana Kimpel. J. FASHION BOARD REPRESENTATIVES include (L to R) Debbie Douglas, JC Penney; Karen Hylton, The Crescent; Shawn DeLong, The Bon Marche. M Senior Class Officers Red and Black Oh Red and Black, Dear Red and Black, Our Hearts Are True to You. On Field and Track, We ' ll Never Lack, and Win the Honors, Too. From Dear Spokane Through Every Land, The Name of Our School Cry — We ' re Through and Through, North Siders True, North Central High! Senior Class Has Spirit in ' 76 1. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Top Row: (L to R) Jeff Hall, Steve Renz, Ed Cael, Gary Snow. Row 2: Ronette Richardson, Pam Godwin, Renee Brent. Row 3: Jim Dahl, Ken Shawlee, Inez Brown. Row 4: Lou Ann Davis, Cheryl Clark, Ron Rawson, Mort Sullivan, Cynthia Towers, Lisa Fair, Pat Snyder, Pam Gerlack, Steve Dunn. 2. SENIOR CON COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: (L to R) Jeff Hall, Renee Brent, Steve Renz. 3. SENIOR PROM CHAIRMEN: Back Row: (L to R) Stacey Jensen, Kimm Cardwell, Dana Wilmann. Front Row: Inez Brown, Barb Wirsch. 4. Ron Cornwell, Bryan Sampson and Inez Brown discuss ways of making money for the prom at a senior class meeting. 145 147 Seniors commonly known as the Avon Gang lounge around Ken Shawlee ' s sharp Chevy. Front Row: Jim Stratton. Row 2: Scott Ooms, Mark Sutton, John Bjordahl, Dave Brown, Ken Shawlee. Back Row: Dan Mellgren. 2. Doug VanTine portrays a Playboy bunny at a pep con. 3. Ron Cornwell, KJRB 7-Up Student of the Week. 4. Diane Eschenbacher reads the platform at the Mock Convention. 5. Rose Como, Sandy Fox and Perri Verge toilet paper S hadje. 6. Bringing the spirit of Christmas to NC was Doug Gisselberg. 7. ALL CITY FOOTBALL PLAYERS: Doug Gisselberg, Al Washburn. 8. RED FEATHER SPRING OFFICERS: Kathi Hare, chairman tacey Jensen, co-£hairman; Glenda Gower, historian; ZoAnn Mercer, sgtJMIarms; Delores Graham, sgt. at arms. Not Shown: Kerry Kelsey, secretary. I «9 dRJ-S ' and BOYS ' STATE: Diane Eschenbacher, Bernie McBride, Craig Mason, and Sue Jones. i ■ i 10. Red Feathers cheer on Big Red. 11. Craig Mason, KJRB 7-Up Student of the Week. I ■ 12. Tom Hebden concentrates on the game. _ ■; 13. George Luft races for first place. ' 11 t t ' 14. Seniors take a break from the fodjir . ■ J £ F j= I 151 Rowdy Squad shows spirit. ' . ' r ■■« • 16. HIGH SCHOOL BOWL: John Robertson, Bill Worstell, Bob Lenius, Marco Balbanti, Mark Robertsoni Doug Buckfey, Jercy Hughes, Coach. 17. ALL STATE CHpjR-: Sue. Jones, Anita Martin, Joan LaM unyan, Tim Clemenson, Rob FitZsinimons. , ' ' ■ ■■ - 10. ClmCT l uaHel ' i. d ecorate for a car rally. 1 1 Girls Seek Princess Title 1. Tammy Sutherland 2. Inez Brown with Mr. Rodkey. 3. Kimm is congratulated by Jill Morgareidge, ' 75 princess. 4. Teresa Kienzle 5. Karen Hylton 6. Susie Fiksdal 7. Robin Sanders 8. Debbie Douglas 9. Jana Kimpel 10. Debbie Gibson 11. Terry Hill ii. J 151 So Hard to Say Goodbye May 22, 1976 Prom Couple: Craig Mason and Terry Hill Honor Roll: Seniors Having Over 3.2 gpa for 7 Semesters William Worstell Bryan Sampson Rosemary Como Kathi Hare Kimberly Devaney Larry Roberts Craig Mason Tamara Winslow Stacey Johnson Terry Read Shawn DeLong Mark Jansma Robert Fitzsimmons John Conne Tor Sigbjornsen Martin Gronberg Kendall Shawlee Christine Sliz Joan LaMunyon Joni Butler Tamara Sutherland Dave Thompson Michelle Watts Sandra Fox Cheryl Clark Jeff Blackwell Dawna Macklin Patrick Dunn Robert Lenius Kathleen Garrity Susan Jones Donna Marks Terry Hill Deanna Finn Kha Tran Tammy Myers Kathi Munson Debra Douglas Renee Brent Karen Worman Diane Eschenbacher Stephen Renz Elie Grant Janet Fodey Marsha Smith Dana Wilmann Brenda Scott Lisa Fair Gary Hustad Kimm Cardwell Ann Fleming Kathleen Williams Cathy Moore Glenda Gower Laurene Goerz Carolyn Capizzi Nicholas Herman Bernie McBride Cindy Mitchell Patricia Fleming Jeff Hall Lou Anna Davis Tom Mattix Douglas Buckley Stacey Jensen Duane David David Day Cynthia Towers Jeffery Funk Bill Conboy Mary Davis Nancy Wise Brenda Emden Karen Hylton Nancy England Jeffrey Hal stead Lisa Johnson Ronald Cornwell Melinda Bowley Lori Gruber Pamela Gerlack Gloria Marshall Teresa Rabb Karen Wanless William Gay Robin Sanders Steven Hanneman Steven Grote 153 tuatah ( is all the time required to get that Sweetheart of yours on the Automatic Telephone as Oh You Student! Dial Talk to your sweetheart in private on the Auto- matic. $2.00 a month. HOME TELEPHONE CO. 165 S. Howard J Jim Akers Jodi Alden Dale Alexander Danette Ambrose Don Anderson Ted Anderson Tonya Anderson Kathy Andrews Pam Androes Barbara Arnzen Rich Aspen leiter Rick Atkinson Debra Austin Wayne Bainter Wendy Baker Ken Barrett Dennis Bauch Mare lee Bauer David Beardslee Jack Beck Pam Berry Margaret Binford Tami B lackwell Jay Blodgett Loren Boles Mike Bolton Tony Boston Penny Bowley George Boyce Jody Brandner Patty Brewer Deborah Bridge Stacey Bright Judy Brinkman Scott Brooks Katy Brown Newman Brozovsky Randy Burkholz Wendy Cadby Jan Caldwell Gary Campbell Tom Carey ' The Start 156 Kelly Carpenter Pam Carter Dawnitta Castle Aaron Chandler Nancy Chumbley Karen C lark Debora Clausen Matt Cluckey M ike Coffey Bret Coffin Barb Cole Jody Cole Kim Copier Dwight Coppinger Juanita Corley Yvonne Comwell Dennis Crafton Janet Cravens Cindy Crowe Peter Cullitan Celeste Dahl Keeley Dalgarn Veronica Darlow Tim Dechand Billie DeHart Kevin Devaney Charlene Dotter Laura Doughty Carta DuBois Dave Dunning Ken Durland Ken Dyer Terry Ed I in Melinda Emery Linda Endsley Scott Engle Debbie Erickson Bob Evenson Debra Everett Scott Everett Lee Eyrich Kathy Farrer Larry Felch Craig Ferderer Diane Finn Kent Firestone Carolyn Fitch Mark Fogal Nella Franetich Tammie Franks Russel Freese Rick Frye Wendy Funk Pauline Gabzdyl L inda Gann 157 Roberta Gibson Mike Gilbert Karen Gild ay Tonya Gisselberg Mary Glenn Ed Gonzalez Dolores Graham Howard Green Robert Gregory Marian Griffith Marilyn Griffith Leslie Grothe Fred Groves Meri Gruber Marjorie Gunning Karl Guthrie Mike Hagglund Rod Hale Bob Haley Darlene Hall Michael Hamblin Keith Hamlin Nita Hatch Theresa Hayes Tom Hayes Don Haynes Connie Heath Ricki Hehr Tonya Gisselberg accompanies a choir rehear- sal. Martin Heimbigner Mike Heldman Steve Hellerud Lee Henderson Rick Henry Tim Hepper Carol Hicks Cindy Hillyard Gale Hilton Dale Himelspach David Hite David Hjortedal Jeff Hodges Audelin Hodneland Kevin Hoffman Susan Hoffman 158 Janet Holford Jackie Hovind Bill Hoyt Amy Jarvis Bill Jefferson Kathy Johnson C I iff Johnston Mark Jokinen Laurie Joplin Shelley Judd L inda Kanally Pam Kelly Kathy Kelsey Regina Kembel Laurie Kennedy Athenna Kiourkas Randy McCarrey cheers on Big Red during the rain-soaked Shadle game. Jim Klentschy Stacey K linzman Steve Knudtson Bill Koch Tonl Koerner Lana Kortan Tina Kostelecky Sara Kruger Donna Kuest Lori Kuntz Michele Kyle Fred Lamm Liz LaPlante Wayne Larson Sandra Leder Cindi LeFavour L inda Lehman Dawn Lemon Craig Lewis Larry Lies Rick Ling Anthony Lockridge Jim Louie Dale Luders Denise Ludwig Kevin Martin Mike Mason Dan Matson 159 Sherri Maurer Shawn McAdams Sherry McCall Randy McCarrey Gary McCartney Frank McCauley Lorilee McCauley Irby McClain Chris McGillicuddy Shelley McKinney Jacinta McKoy Cheryl McLaughl in Kevin McLaughlin ZoAnn Mercer Gail Meredith Terri Meyers Cathy Mills Jim Mitchell Kelli Mitchell Patrick Mitchem Tom Moen Laura Moore Steve Morris Hope Munyan Monica Naset Rick Nestor Terry Offutt Craig dinger Tana Oliver Maureen O ' Neill Timm Ormsby Jerry Orth Lydia Ortiz Bob Othmer Julie Painter Bea Panagos Ron Pearson Linda Peck ham Evelyn Pendleton Sandy Peterson Kathy Pierson Julie Post Kay Potter David Quam Steve Rabb Ann Rabel Gretchen Ragland Diane Ramsey Steve Rasmussen Christine Reamer Alana Reasor Jane Redshaw Tracy Reida Mark Reiner Teresa Retter Cindy Rhea Dolores Graham wards off the chills during a football game. Dorene Rhodes L inda Rhodes Mark Robertson Kathy Robideaux Bill Rose Phyllis Rose Jeff Rosengrant Leon Russell Michele Sabado Chris Salvage Melanie Sampson Laura Schur Betty Scoles Nancy Scott J Jim Sherwood Del Simchuk Rick Simon Barbara Smith Joel Smith Karen Snel I Tammy Solverson Tracey Stahlberg Don Staley Shelley Stamatz Cindee Starmer Tim Stow Mark Straub Tammy Sutherland Paul Swavely Jeff Taylor Lauri Tesch Craig Tesdahl Gary Tracy Jim Trimble 161 David Tripp Yvonne Truelove Colleen Troxell Hai Tmong Frank Unterseher Tim VanEpps Sandy Vaughan Mitch Vitulli Rick Volgardsen Kevin VonSteuben Kevin Wakefield Patti Walther John Warden Pat Warren Doreen Webb Lori Webb Deborah Welch Alex Wellbrink Andy Wells Terry Wheeler Bret White Craig White Dennis White Mary White Dan Whitney Vickie Wiedmer Mike Wilhite Brian Williams Toni Williams April Wilson Becky Wilson Char Wilson Jerry Windishar Dennis Wolbert Christy Wood Daryl Wood Dan Wunderlich Allison Wyland Debra Yaroshuk Jean Ytreeide Nancy Zietlow Cindy Zielinski 162 Wayne Adair Dan Hunstad Joni Ashley Jim Jackman Mary Barrington Loretta Nelson Tom Bierce Roxanne Patterson Ron Boger Dan Peeler Karen Boles Rolf Pettersen Brad Bowman Don Piper Matt Boyd Steve Samis Jill Coghlan Allan Sanders Mike Cowan Larry Sayler Ott Custer Lynette Schifer Elizabeth Eirls Tom Seim David Erickson William Smilden Paul Evans Curtis Snider Terry Fitzpatrick Laurel Steel Greg Gower Jim Summers David Grant Don Thorne Stephanie Green Cindy Treadwell Linda Grimes Larry Whipps Dale Hamilton Bill Wiggins Mike Hasler Mary Jane Hedemark Tom Hero It was the cleanest, jolliest, and most spirited class yet. 1914 ThisJuniorClassis the best in preparing itself for the mental struggle and the supreme study in the year ahead. 1928 Spring showed the Junior Class peaceful but industrious. 1938 The Senior Class is in a hurry to escape the Junior Class. 1944 Junior year is a time for talent. 1957 Although the junior is busy striving to achieve goals as a student and future leader, his year is full of activity. 1963 The Junior Class is alive! 11 1974 The End 163 Jr. Officers Plan Events for Fun and Profit JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: ( L to R ) Tami Blackwell, treasurer; Craig Ferderer, secretary; Jacinta McKoy, vice-president and Wayne Larson, pres- ident. _ Mrs. Marilyn Anderson as class advisor gives helpful suggestions and guidance. JUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES AND OFFICERS: (Front to Back) Row 1: Sandra Leder, Tami Blackwell, Craig Ferderer. Row 2: Charlene Dotter, Bret Coffin, Dave Tripp. Row 3: Mary Jane Hedemark, Wayne Larson, Dolores Graham, Jim Louie. Row 4: Melanie Sampson, Darlene Hall, Wendy Baker, Marian Griffith, Bill Jefferson. Row 5: Kelly Carpenter, Fred Lamm, Meri Gruber. Row 6: Lynette Schifer, Lea Ann Eyrich, Toni Koerner, Dale Alexander. 164 Junior Week Sparks Interest Junior Week this year was the week of Febru- ary 9-13. The activities included a con fea- turing the band White Fire and a three-week candy sale. Profits from the candy sale and the con went towards the Junior Prom. 1,2,5. The band White Fire at the junior class con. 3. Wayne Larson, Craig Ferderer, and Craig Tesdahl try to charm passers-by into buying a junior class lollipop. 4. Craig Ferderer sells candy for the junior class. 165 Good Luck to You, The Class of 77, As You Stand On the Threshold Of the Year Ahead. 1 May It Be Full J Of Memories And Good Times. $1075 Fully Equipped A GREAT BIG FAMILY CAR Best for MAN. WOMAN OR CHILD Harry L. Olive Co rst and Adams Mainj STUDENTS!! a? ■ HOW Your School Spirit By Patronizing the School Cafe. A Good Wholesome Lunch for Ten Cents. s North Central High School Cafeteria Stephen Adair Mark Akerlund Gary Alexander Bob Allen Darlene Allen Dean Allen Tim Aspen leiter Steven Austin Marco Barbanti Lorri Bamett Sherrie Barritt Robert Bartch Kelly Beck Sue Becker Steve Belyea Steve Berg kind Jack Best David B inford Gary Bivens Kim Blick G lenn Booher Harry Boyd Mike Brady Maureen Braun Karen Brechbi II Becky Brockie Debbie Brown Rocky Brown Sherri Brown Chris Bryan Gregg Bunton Daryl Bush Diane Buster Greg Buttolph John Cafaro Agnes Calabro 170 Laurie Caldwell Dan Cantu Chris Carlile Judy Carney Marta Caro Paula Carpenter Sara Carroll Mike Carter Sue Carter Barbara Cathey Craig Cauvel Dave Cebert Lacey Chappell Becky Chase Reed Christenson Jeff Christie Audrey Cisney Rex Clark Ed Clary Shannon Cline Terry Cluckey Dan Cmos Jackie Colburg Robert Coleman Wendy Counts Carrie Crawford Lynda Cress Tim Cressey Renae Crisp Yvonne Crouse Karen Crull Kevin Cruz Debi Cunningham Geneva Custer Jim D ' Aboy Charmayne Dahl Debbie Dahl Terry Damm Jesse Dasovich Wendy Davidson Sherri Davis Cindy Dean Hope Dean Jeff Dearing Colleen Deasy Terese DeBoer Phil Decker Chris Delange Dave Delozier Terri Denbeigh Walt Denny Patty Deno Candy Dever Chris Dewey Jim Diehl Tony Dimico Gary Doerschlag Debra Dotson Patricia Downey Paul Edens Kevin Edlin Jon Edwards Sharon Eggleston Chelly Ellis Molly Emden John Esler Connie Etten Tyais Evans Mike Evenoff Craig Everett John Eyrich Mike Fagan Mat Farlow Kelly Farrell Charlie Farrer Karen Favorit Rosemarie Feaster Bill Feehan Mike Fink Steve Flatbush Sandy Florez Denise Foehringer Kevin Ford John Fomess Donna Franetich Richard Frasure Dave Frigaard Linda Gabbard Eric Galbraith Lori Gallaher Rhonda Gambill Marc Gardner Marilee Gatten Alec Gay Cindy Gerlack Karen Gilbert Jim Glendenning Carol Glenn Tammi Goben Brian Gollk Brian Gower Tom Gower Joni Graham Tami Grandstaff Sam Greer Carol Griffiths Dave Guff in Dave Gulliford Linda Gumph Mary Jo Gunning Kathy Hackett Savenia Hadley 173 Cathey Hamilton Tammy Hammond Carol Hardt Robert Hardy Marty Hare Janet Harm el Kristy Harmon Rene Harrah Robert Hatch Lori Haugen Karl Hawkins Ed Haynes Bette Hay ward Molly Hedemark Rick Hedquist Warren Heimbigner Gary Hendricks Karen Henry Gayle Henson Randy Heritage Cindy Herman Kirk Hillhouse Becky Hillyard Scott Himelspach Shelli Holcomb 174 an Pi V T K A A ft o Tracy Holder Chris Hood Kris Horton Ed Howard Jim Huffman Tony Hughes Brian Hulvey Joe Hutchinson Keith Hylton Ron Jackson David James Jim Janssen Gregg Jensen Carol Johnson Deven Johnson Terri Johnson Valerie Johnson Frances Jones David Joplin Theresa Kedor Dave Kelly Lori Kelly Cathy Kephart Jeff Kerr Kari Kine 175 Craig Kingsland Steve Kivett Chip Kline Janet Knowlton David Kosek Rick Krieger Tim Krieger Deanna Kuehi Desmond Kurth Wendy Lai ley Earl Langdon Gordon Lange Lori Larango Don Larson Leanne Larson Bev LaSalle John Layman Terri Lenius Lynn Leu Vicki Levitski Greg Link Angelo Kiourkas Patrick Littman Lisa Louie Steven Love Laurie Lunzer Bob Luttrull David Maas Laura MacClain Marty Mackin Kenny Mallicoat Susan Mark I and Julie Marten Dave Martin Marlene Martin Wendy Martin Crystal Mashtare Brenda Mason Dayle Matthews Gayle Matthews Polly McAuliffe Jeff McCarrey Kathy McCowin Patty McGibbon Debra McGillicuddy Scott McGlynn Susan Mcllveen Barbara McKenzie I f L . h il Teri McKinney Mary McLeod John McLellan Terry McMillan America Mejia Cheryl Mellgren Colleen Mendenhall Chris Meyer Debra Miller Michael Miller Becky Mitchell Cindy Mitchell Kathy Moe Tim Moran Lisa Morris Vernon Morden Liz Musel Bridgette Nelson Donna Nelson Peggy Nelson Robin Nelson Sue Nelson Wayne Nelson Robin Neuschwander Dwight Newberg Donna Newcomb Richard Newcombe Huy Nguyen Juanita Nutter Tamara Ocheltree Bill O ' Conner Tim O ' Conner Nina 0 ' Grady Jan Oliver Carolyn Olson Mary Ooms 177 Bias Ortiz Theresa Owen Mark Oye Craig Pardun James Parker Kathy Payne Debbie Peckham Laura Pence Lisa Perry Debbie Peterson Randy Peterson Lan Pho Bill Pof fen roth Chris Potter Becky Powell Donna Prat her Lori Price Art Putnam Joe Quaschnik Sue Quellmalz Natalina Quine Sheri Rabb Brad Read Don Realing •J A Jaimmie Reed Don Rei chert Gordy Reid Tim Reid Mike Rhoads Steve Ricco Shawn Riley Keith Robbins Chris Robinson Vic Rocco Tina Rogers Rob Rosario Shelly Rose Debbie Rosengrant Pat Rupp Veronica Russell Robert Ryan Bob St. George Dan Saffle Tammy Sale Robert Sampson David Samuels Charlotte Sandaine Ryne Sandberg Theresa Sanders Paige Schafer Joe Schneider Christy Schoenberger Wendy Schraufnagel Larry Schroeder Terry Scollard Karl Scott Lee Scott Kathleen Seely Maureen Selby Keza Settles Dave Sevshek Jay Shaw Harlan Shellabarger Dennis Shields Jamie Siebengartner Ron Siggs Idunna Skjothaug Kevin Smathers Brian Smith Fred Smith Mark Smith Chris Snider Jerry Snow Kris Somers Bill Sorenson Cynthia Sostilio Brian Sparrow Ted Sprenger Steve Standaart Lori Stearns Ed Stewart Rick Stichweh Richard Stimson Rene Strain Shawn Stueve Kris Sullivan George Swiney Mike Talarico Bryce Talbot Teresa Terhaar Arthur Thayer Brenda Thompson Julie Thompson Sam Thompson Debbie Tobias Becky Todd Lee Anne Tofsrud Dawn Torrence Khien Tran Michelle Trudeau Tuan Anhi Truong Eric Udland Rick Vales Kathy VanBibber James VanEpps Dan Vandermuelen Janet Villalobos Brian Wagner Pat Wallace Tammy Walther Barbara Wanless Karen Watrus Andrew Wavada John Webb Kathy Webb Kris Webster Carrie Welch Jenine Welch Sandy Welch Winnie Wellbrink Debi West Cindy White Dale White Gale White Greg Whitehead Mitch Wilhite Kerry Williams Harold Willmann 0 7-. iij V 9 A A Kurt Wood Fred Woods Barbara Wright David Wyland Phil Young Steven Young Ward Conne Tim Coyle Ron Dinger Brian Gower Dona Lewis Rebecca Poe Jay Roop Darl Smith Steven Aim Theresa Barstad Mark Boisjolie Robert Byers Joseph Carr Andrew Corkur Kendall Davis Patrick Devine Julie Dewberry Thomas Dolan Nancy Doughty Kyle Faraca Terry Flannigan Carlen Graham Tamra Hoerner Rick Holm Jani Sherry Johnson Craig Jones Lori Kelly Terry Knox Doug Lagasse My Phoung Ngoc Le Lloyd Leu James Louie Joe Lucas Helen Luk Jaymes Lyonnais Susan McGoldrick Garland McGuire Rob MclMutt Jody Miller Michael Mills Ed Munyan William Musel Pat Nolan Bill O ' Connor Scott Schafer Annette Spitzer Donald Staley Patricia Steelman Pat Suwanakam Robin Tracy Kathy Traver Lily Traver Bill Wallender 181 FRESHMEN MUrt«f UP 6or« you ' k ' e e Lflvt: rRESillCS CONING OUT AW G ' WAM WhATCHA LAFFIh AT YUH BIG BOOB! - John Alexander Mike Avila Melody Becker Ann Beaudry Kathleen Bedeski Robert Bedeski Herb Bell Mark Bell Galen Bliss Susan Blodgett Candy Bogush Starla Bran iff Kathy Brooks Mark Brown Ray Brown Fred Bruner Cathy Bryan Lisa Burden Mike Burns Tina Burrows Cathy Bush Stacey Butt Lu Buyanovich Matt Cadby Janise Calder Julie Canaday Sandy Carey Jeri Carter Joe Carter Konni Ann Carter Tina Carve 1 1 Rinda Chambers Randy Church Colin Cline Terri Clark Brian Collins Cally Conrad Jerry Corporon Mike Counts Tony Cowan Kelly Cruz Alan Decker Jan DeLong Kathy Dennis Lorraine Dewey Darrel Douglas Jay Dumpprope Susan Duncan Perry Ed I in Jerry Emery Pam Enright Peggy Eyrich Gene Fieseler Mike Fitch Sharon Flat bush John Florez a % § ft r , t Phyllis Flory David Foehringer Michelle Folks Debbie Fontenot Matt Fomess Ray Franetich Don Frigaard Greg Funk Leslie Gambill Debbie Garofano Jerry Gill Margo Gisselberg Marie Gonzales JoAnne Graham Judy Greer Jim Grier Ken Griffith Rex Griffith Anne Grisham Karen Guthrie Konnie Guthrie Brenda Had ley Cindy Hale Cheryl Hanson Jim Hanson Ruth Harmel Randy Hastings Susan Haynes Becky Hayward Carla Hegal Zoe Heimbigner D on He I dm an Armita Herder Shell ie Hillyard John HIntz Stephanie Hipps Cathy Hoff John Hoff Darrel Hagglund Bret Holder Dennis Hoi low ay Pam Hooper 185 Linda Morgan James Morgan Mike Morris Patti Morton Tammy Mulalley Bill Mullins Rebecca Murphy Michele Naccarato Dave Neis Kathy Noe Herb Nolan Marty Ocheltree Doug 0 linger Bryan Olson Tom Olstad Barbara O ' Quinn Tania Orren Terry Panagos i ' A a Vaughn Patnaude Penny Perry Rae Peter Pam Pierson Melissa Poe Michelle Quam Jim Rabb Brian Rasmussen Jon Reed Therresa Reichert Rick Retter Lori Rhodes fr, r A ' £ John Rice Dave Riddle Pat Riordan Teresa Rollins Rene Ross Belinda Rossiter Donna St. George Greg Samis Juline Samis Don Sampson Dan Samuels Kathy Sandaine Tammy Sarff Curtis Sayler John Saywers ilM HilfJllWwAVfilA aron Schifer Lisa Schock Darla Scholl Dave Seim Mike Settles Liz Sewell Maureen Shane Tim Shields Eric Sims Roy Sims Linda Slusser Mike Smith Kendra Speer Mike Stacey Ed Stevenson Bonnie Stillman Elaina Swanson Mary Taylor Craig Thompson Kory Thompson Allynn Tollefsen Molly Tom Jon Tonasket Sherri Waddell Jack Walker Vic Wallace Todd Walton Linda Wanless Laura Wavada Tim Welch S A M S Darrell Wellbrink Brian Wells Ted Whipps John White Carol Wilkes Russell Willis John Willmann Danny Wilson Bonnie Winters Christopher Wirt Robert Wood Cathy Wunderlich Tim Yarbrough Andy Zaborski Ken Griffin Jeff Adams Jenny Allen Ken Anderson Laurie Arndt Phil Blomquist Darla Braniff teve Brna Karleen Broadbent Jackie Bronson Becky Chandler Jeff Cochran Rebecca Dahlgren Laurie Devine Catherine Evans Julie Friedlander Julie Gendron Vern Glover Brad Golik Lisa Goodwin Alan Graham Chris Henry Sheri Hirsch David Kachel My Tang Ngoc Le Quana Ngoc Le Melody Lucas Sheryl Meeks Bradley Moore Peter Nolan John Parker Jason Pierson Michael Porfirio Dale Rooney Julie Serpa Laura Slinkard Robert Smith James Strayer Dale Url ADS-INDEX James B. Fisken Gets the First $2 Of the many limericks submitted in the Quality Corner Limerick contest the following by Mr. James B. Fisken was warded the pri ze: The fellow who wears the best clothes Is surely the fellow who knows Where for moderate price You get best merchandise, So to Quality Corner he goes. Get busy and send in a limerick in this month ' s contest. See previous number of The Tamarack for rules — any student of N. C. H. S. is eligible. YOU may win the $2 yourself. First month ' s contributions will be reconsidered in this month ' s contest. Send it in by December r th. HAYES WOOLLEY CO. When it conies to stylish footwear for young men and women, at a price the Eyller Shoe Co.  E OPPOSITE CASINO THEATRE has no comparison — all the new spring boots and pumps are shown here at $3.50 NIK RIVERSIDE VS3.00 $4.00 We make our own Chicken Tamales. Hot :ind Cokl Drinks. Bulk and Brick Ice Cream. Chili Con Carne Jwajs Ri ady For You Phone Maxwell 1 Main 306 S. 11 Howard -Get the Habit of dropping into our store whenever you are down town. ' We are always glad to see students in our place. Our Winter Fountain Menu is quite enticing. Use our punch and ice cream for your dances and entertainments. Time has proven Credit to be more valuable than Money. A man with banking connections has laid the foundation for Credit. Begin now and get the habit of doing your business through a bank. We are at your service. SPOKANE STATE HANK Corner Nora and Division Cheers! It ' s the real thing. Coke. What is the answer... J( % for our future energy needs ? We are not just concerned with the day-to day supply of energy, but more important — our future needs. Despite conservation efforts, energy demands continue to grow. The answer is to start new power plants now and keep them on schedule. An essential ingredient is public understanding of the problem and support of the efforts to solve it. 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CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES AIRWAY HEIGHTS YAMAHA AIRWAY HEIGHTS 244-3669 SAVAGE HOUSE PIZZA PARLOR N. 1808 MONROE Congratulations Class of ' 76 Cleve and Dorothy Beckwith Parents of Carol Hicks PAYLESS SHOES N. 3505 DIVISION Anderson, Marilyn 35,164 Farris, Sue 28 Ashe, Pamela 26,98,99 Feryn, Judy 26,40,83 Fink, Sandra 35 Backenstoe, Georgiana 23 Baker, Gilbert 31 Glover, Blair 25 Bauer, Arthur 29,44,46 Graham, Leonard 37 Bennett, Sandra 32,80 Greenwood, Mike 38,46,68 Berg, Dolores 33 Besecker, Dana 30 Hager, Vivian 26 Betts, David 34 Hanson, Alan 32,50,69 Birchi II, Bonnie 23 Haugen, Mary 27 Blair, Dale 30,47 Hopkins, Jerry 29 Bowen, Lynn 22 Huffman, Terry 37 Briscoe, Laura Lee 27,41 Hughes, Jerry 29 Broadwell, Vern 37 Bryant, Lincoln 23 Jennings, Marge 23 Bunn, Jackie 25,108,143 Jewell, Lyle 28 Jonas, Joseph 16,34,83 Caldwell, Michael 36,96 Jones, Dan 28 Carter, Yvonne 26 Chalich, George 28,47,66,67,81 Kaufman, Connie 38,41,50,64 Kight, Jayneta 35,111 Clark, Patrick 24,49,104 Constance, William 25,40,143 Cooks 39 Lindberg, Nancy 27 Crouch, Thomas 22 Littlemore, Jerry 29 Lobe, Cathy 35 Long, Leonard 32,52 Culp, Christine 32,120 Custodians 39 Luppert, John 36 Magnano, Alice 32 Derr, Bernice 27 Eddy, Barbara 34,83 McGarry, Lynette 26,118 Erickson, Laurene 24 Mhyre, Kenneth 21 Erickson, Lyn 32 Mikiska, Donald 38,63 Erickson, Norman 25 Everson, Joe 24 Exley, Burrill 31 Mills, Stella 33 Montroy, Ralph 34,56 Mountain, Billie 24 Murphy, Jim 32,54 Murray, Dorothy 27,40,117 Nilson, June 24 Noah, Darrell 36,116 Nolls, Paula 22 Norris, Rob 31 Nye, William 31 Olson, Dan 30 Rieken, Dean 27,102,106 Robinette, Ginny 22 Rodkey, John 20 Rostvold, Gene 31,40,69 Sander, Gayle 38,41,70,88 Sanford, Gregory 21 Schauble, Joseph 31,47 Simonson, Raymond 30 Smith, George 30 Templeton, Alma 22 Thamm, William 37,144 Theisen, Orval 30 Thomas, Conrad 37 Thompson, Harold 38 Walker, Ronald 28,48,49 Watts, Connie 23 Weir, Michael 27,46,61,62 Wendt, Jo 38,41,59 199 Adair, Steve 80,170 Adair, Wayne 163 Adams, Jeff 189 Akerlund, Steve 90,91,124 Akerlund, Mark 170 Akers, Jim 68,156 Alden, Jodi 156 Al-Jared, Zaid 119,141 Alexander, Dale 47,68,156,164 Alexander, Gary 170 Alexander, John 63,184 Allen, Darlene 170 Allen, Dean 170 Allen, Jennifer 189 Allen, Robert 52,53,170 Aim, Steve 97,181 Ambrose, Danette 87,156 Anderson, Don 16,83,94,117, 156,207 Anderson, Janice 124,143 Anderson, Ken 189 Anderson, Ted 46,68,156 Anderson, Tonya 156 Andrews, Kathy 94,156 Androes, Pam 156 Arndt, Laurie 189 Arnzen, Barb 156 Ashley, Joni 163 Aspenleiter, Rich 156 Aspenleiter, Tim 170 Attebery, Larry 124 Austin, Debbie 156 Austin, Steve 170 Avila, Miguel 184 Bailey, Shirley 83,116,124 Bainter, Wayne 156 Baker, Cindy 124 Baker, Wendy 58,59,87,156,164 Barbanti, Marco 80,149,170 Barnett, Lori 54,70,170 Barrett, Ken 156 Barrett, Tim 53,97,124 Barrington, Mary 124,163 Barritt, Sherrie 97,170 Barstad, Theresa 181 Bartch, Donna 124 Bartch, Robert 170 Bauch, Dennis 156 Bauer, Marelee 87,89,156 Bauer, Martin 124 Bauer, Perry 124 Bavuso, Rick 94,95,124 Bean, Troy 141 Beardslee, Dave 46,156 Beaudry, Ann 91,184 Beck, Jack 156 Beck, Kelly 170 Becker, Jerry 124 Becker, Melody 184 Becker, Sue 59,70,170 Bedeski, Kathy 97,184 Bedeski, Bob 184 Bell, Herb 284 Bell, Mark 47,184 Belyea, Steve 56,69,170 Benjamin, Kristine 124 Benka, Mark 141 Benson, Raneice 124 Berglund, Steve 90,170 Berry, Pam 87,119,156 Best, Bruce 141 Best, Jack 47,170 Bierce, Tom 163 Binford, David 12,170 Binford, Margaret 33,156 Bivens, Gary 170 Bjordahl, John 44,46,124,149 Blackwell, Jeff 52,53,124,153 farni 87,1 Blackwell, Tami 87,156,164 Blair, Benita 124 Blick, Kim 57,170 Bliss, Galen 184 Blodgett, Jay 94,156 Blodgett, Lisa 94,124 Blodgett, Sue 97,184 Blomquist, Phil 47,189 Boger, Ron 163 Bogush, Candy 184 Boisjolie, Mark 181 Boles, Karen 163 Boles, Loren 156 Bolton, Mike 46,156 Booher, Glenn 170 Booth, Kevin 141 Bost, Bill 80,81,141 Boston, Tony 156 Botts, Tamara 124,143 Bowley, Linda 59,70,103,125, 153 Bowley, Penny 59,156 Bowman, Brad 163 Boyce, George 80,117,156 Boyd, Harry 170 Boyd, Matt 163 Brady, Mike 52,53,170 Brandner, Jody 87,156 Brandon, Philip 141 Braniff, Darla 97,189 Braniff, Starla 97,121,184 Braun, Maureen 170 Brechbill, Karen 170 Brent, Renee 94,96,125,145, 153 Breshears, Cindy 125 Brewer, Patty 156 Bridge, Debbie 87,156 Briggs, Rosanne 12,97,125 Bright, Stacey 97,156 Brinkman, Judy 87,156 Brna, Steve 49,189 Broadbent, Karleen 189 Broadbent, Linda 125,143 Brockie, Becky 97,121,170 Bronson, Jackie 189 Brooks, Kathy 97,120,121,184 Brooks, Scott 156 Brown, Dave 125,149 Brown, Debbie 170 Brown, Inez 9,64,65,87,106, 109,125,145,151 Brown, Katy 156 Brown, Mark 184 Brown, Ray 184 Brown, Rocky 47,170 Brown, Sherri 170 Brozovsky, Newman 156 Bruner, Fred 184 Bryan, Cathy 97,184 Bryan, Chris 170 Bryan, Robert 125 Bryant, Diane 87,125 Buckley, Doug 83,125,149, 153,207 Bucknell, Eleanor 116,125 Bunton, Gregg 170 Burden, Lisa 184 Burkholz, Randy 156 Burns, Mike 184 Burrows, Tina 97,184 Bush, Cathy 184 Bush, Charles 125 Bush, Daryl 47,170 Buster, Diane 91,170 Butler, Joni 125,153 Butt, Dana 125,143 Butt, Stacy 97,121,184 Butt, Steven 125 Buttolph, Gregrey 170 Buttolph, Wesley 141 Buyanovich, Lu Ann 184 Byers, Robert 181 Cadby, Matt 63,184 Cadby, Wendy 87,156 Cael, Ed 125,145 Cafaro, John 170 Cafaro, Kevin 125 Cahill, Becky 13,125 Calabro, Agnes 97,170 Calder, Annette 50,51,111,125 Calder, Janise 50,112,184 Caldwell, Debra 125,143 Caldwell, Jan 156 Caldwell, Laurie 64,121,171 Campbell, Gary 94,95,156 Canaday, Julie 184 Cantu, Dan 49,90,171 Capizzi, Carol 153 Caraway, Charles 16,83,126, 207 Cardwell, Kimm 87,89,94,95, 109,112,126,145,151,153 Carey, Cathleen 126 Carey, Sandy 97,184 Carey, Tom 62,156 Carlile, Chris 80,171 Carlson, Candie 90,126 Carlson, Christine 126 Carney, Judy 171 Caro, Marta 171 Carpenter, Kelly 46,62,97,157, 164 Carpenter, Paula 97,171 Carr, Joseph 181 Carroll, Sara 91,171 Carter, Jeri 184 Carter, Joe 69,184 Carter, Konni 184 Carter, Michael 171 Carter, Pam 90,91,157 Carter, Sue 171 Carvell, Tina 97,184 Casper, Dawn 141 Castle, Dawjiitta 94,96,157 Cathey, Barbara 90,171 Cauvel, Craig 171 Cebert, Dave 94,95,171 Chal lender, Lynn 141 Chamberlain, Dean 55 Chambers, Rinda 50,184 Chan, Elizabeth 126 Chandler, Aaron 47,67,157 Chandle r, Becky 50,109,189 Chappell, Lacey 54,70,71,171 Chappell, Perry 67 Chase, Becky 171 Christenson, Reed 171 Christie, Jeff 171 Chumbley, Nancy 87,157 Church, Randy 184 Cisney, Audrey 171 Clark, Cheryl 87,126,145,153 Clark, Karen 33,157 Clark, Rex 171 Clark, Terri 184 Clary, Ed 90,171 Clausen, Debora 157 Clemenson, Tim 94,95,126, 149 Cline, Colin 184 Cline, Shannon 171 Cluckey, Matt 157 Cluckey, Terry 97,98,171 Cmos, Dan 69,171 Cmos, Mike 126 Cochran, Jeff 189 Coffey, Mike 157 Coffin, Bret 48,68,104,157,164 Coghlan, Jeff 97 Coghlan, Jill 87,89,163 Colburg, Jackie 117,171 Cole, Barb 157 Cole, Jody 157 Coleman, Robert 171 Collins, Brian 90,184 Como, Rose 87,88,94,95,96, 126,149,153 Conboy, Bill 126,153 Conne, John 48,126,153 Conne, Ward 181 Conrad, Cally 184 Copier, Kimberlee 157 Coppinger, Dwight 157 Corkum, Andrew 181 Corley, Juanita 157 Corn, Daniel 141 Corn, Darrell 49 Cornwell, Ron 94,104,107,126, 144,145,149,153 Cornwell, Yvonne 157 Corporon, Jerry 184 Costin, Robert 141 Counts, Mike 184 Counts, Wendy 171 Cowan, Tony 53,184 Cowan, Mike 53,163 Coyle, Tim 53,181 Crafton, Dan 141 Crafton, Dennis 157 Craig, Peggy 126,143 Cravens, Janet 157 Crawford, Carrie 97,171 Cress, Lynda 171 Cressey, Tim 53,62,171 Crisp, Renae 99,121,171 Croghan, Jim 104,141 Crouse, Yvonne 121,171 Crowe, Cindy 97,157 Crull, Karen 64,120,121,171 Cruz, Kelly 184 Cruz, Kevin 171 Cullitan, Peter 157 Cummings, Gerry 85,126 Cunningham, Debi 171 Cunningham, Julie 126 Custer, Geneva 80,171 Custer, Ott 163 D ' Aboy, James 49,69,91,171 Dahl, Celeste 81,157 Dahl, Charmayn 171 Dahl, Debbie 171 Dahl, James 126,145 Dahlgren, Rebecca 189 Dahlgren, Wally 141 Daley, Beth 98 Daley, Theresa 126 Dalgarn, Keeley 157 Damm, Gary 126 Damm, Terry 171 Daniels, Doug 126 Darlow, Kim 90,157 Dasovich, Jesse 171 David, Duane 13,85,127,153 Davidson, Milana 141,143 Davidson, Wendy 97,171 Davis, Jeff 46,90,91,127 Davis, Kendall 181 Davis, Lou Anna 90,127,145, 153 Davis, Mary 127,153 Davis, Sherri 64,171 Day, David 127,153 Deal, Jackie 98,127 Dean, Cindy 171 200 Dean, Hope 171 Dean, Pamela 127 Dearing, Jeff 171 Deasy, Colleen 80,91,109,112, 121,171 DeBoer, Terese 121,171 Dechand, Tim 157 Decker, Alan 53,69,184 Decker, Phil 53,171 DeForge, Laure 127 DeHart, Billie 87,116,157 DeLange, Chris 103,121,171 DeLong, Jan 50,184 DeLong, Shawn 50,51,80,95, 96,127,143,153 DeLozier, Dave 172 Denbeigh, Terri 172 Denbroder, Mary 81,99,127 Dennis, Kathy 184 Dennis, Melinda 83,87,103, 116,127 Denny, Walt 172 Deno, Patty 97,172 Devaney, Kevin 157 Devaney, Kim 90,111,127,153 Dever, Candy 70,99,172 Devine, Laurie 189 Devine, Patrick 181 Dewberry, Julie 181 Dewey, Chris 54,172 Dewey, Lorraine 184 Dewey, Mike 127 Diehl, Jim 97,113,172 Dimico, Tony 172 Dimico, Renita 50,51,87,127 Dinger, Ron 49,181 Doerschlag, Gary 172 Doherty, Patricia 127 Dolan, Tom 181 Dotson, Debra 172 Dotter, Char 87,157,164 Dotter, Marjorie 127 Dougherty, Michelle 33,141 Doughty, Laura 157 Doughty, Nancy 181 Doughty, Steve 141 Douglas, Darrel 184 IHfl Douglas, Debra 127,143,144, 151,153 Downey, Pat 59,70,97,172 Downing, David 127 Dubois, Carla 157 Dumpprope, Jay 184 Duncan, Kellie 127 Duncan, Susan 90,184 Dunn, Patrick 127,153 Dunn, Steve 83,128,145 Dunning, David 113,157 Durland, Ken 97,157 Dyer, Ken 157 Edens, Paul 172 Edlin, Kevin 92 Edlin, Perry 47,97,184 Edlin, Terry 47,157 Edwards, Jon 172 Eggleston, Sharon 172 Eggleston, Sue 87,89,94,95,109, 128 Eirls, Debra 128 Eirls, Liz 59,70,71,91,163 Ellis, Lori 128 Ellis, Chelly 172 Emden, Brenda 83,117,128,153, 207 Emden, Molly 12,172 Emery, Jerry 184 Emery, Melinda 157 Emter, Ron 52,53,128 Endsley, Linda 87,94,157 England, Nancy 94,96,103,112, 116,128,153 Engle, Scott 91,157 Enright, Pam 184 Erickson, Dave 53,163 Erickson, Debbie 157 Erickson, Julia 128 Eschenbacher, Diane 59,80,87, 94,108,128,149,153 Eschenbacher, Joe 45,46,128 Esler, John 47,172 Etten, Connie 50,121,172 Evans, Cathy 189 Evans, Paul 163 Evans, Ty 99,121,172 Evenoff, Mike 47,172 Evenson, Bob 68,157 Everett, Craig 172 Everett, Debra 157 Everett, Scott 157 Eyrich, Deborah 128 Eyrich, John 117,172 Eyrich, Lea Ann 164 Eyrich, Peggy 184 Fagan, Mike 172 Fair, Lisa 83,87,128,145,153 Faraca, Kyle 181 Farlow, Mat 172 Farrell, Kelly 59,70,81,172. Farrer, Charles 172 Farrer, Kathy 90,157 Favorit, Karen 121,172 Feaster, Rosemarie 50,109,172 Feehan, Bill 53,172 Felch, Larry 157 Ferderer, Craig 9,48,113,157, 164,165 Ferns, Johnette 141 Fetch, Tracy 94,128 Fieseler, Gene 184 Fiksdal, Susie 87,88,128,151, 153 Fink, Blaine 141 Fink, Mike 46,69,94,172 Finn, Deanna 83,128,153 Finn, Diane 157 Firestone, Kari 87,88,128 Firestone, Kent 157 Fitch, Carolyn 13,157 Fitch, Mike 184 Fitzpatrick, Terry 163 Fitzsimmons, Rob 94,95,117, 128,149,153 Flannigan, Terry 181 Flatbush, Sharon 97,184 Flatbush, Steve 172 Fleming, Ann 128,143,153 Fleming, Patricia 128,153 Florez, John 47,63,184 Florez, Sandy 172 Flory, Phyllis 184 Fodey, Janet 98,128,153 Foehringer, David 184 Foehringer, Denise 97,121,172 Foehringer, Vincent 141 Fogal, Mark 157 Folks, Michelle 184 Fong, Ed 44,46,66,67,129 Fontenot, Debbie 91,184 Ford, Kevin 47,172 Forness, John 47,97,172 Forness, Matt 184 Fox, Sandy 87,89,129,149,153 Franetich, Charlotte 141 Franetich, Donna 59,172 Franetich, Nella 59,157 Franetich, Ray 184 Franks, Tammie 157 Frasure, Richard 172 Freese, Russ 90,157 Friedlander, Julie 189 Frigaard, Dave 67,172 Frigaard, Don 47,184 Frye, Rick 94,95,157 Funk, Greg 184 Funk, Holly 12,129,143 Funk, Jeff 129 Funk, Wendy 157 Gabbard, Linda 121,172 Gabzdyl, Pauline 157 Galbraith, Eric 47,173 Gallaher, Lori 97,173 Galvin, David 129 Gambill, Leslie 91,185 Gambill, Rhonda 173 Gann, Linda 157 Garofano, Debbie 185 Gardner, Marc 173 Garrity, Katie 64,65,87,89,129, 153 as Garrity, Pat 48,94,173 Gatten, Marilee 173 Gay, Alec 46,62,173 Gay, Bill 44,60,62,129,153 Gendron, Julie 189 Gerlack, Cynthia 173 Gerlack, Pam 83,87,88,129, 145,153 Germain, David 129 Gibson, Debbie 90,129,151 Gibson, Roberta 158 Giese, Beverly 129,143 Gilbert, Karen 173 Gilbert, Mike 158 Gilday, Karen 158 Gill, Jerry 185 Gilmore, Phyllis 129 Gisselberg, Margo 90,185 Gisselberg, Doug 45,46,61,62, 129,149 Gisselberg, Tonya 158 Glendenning, James 173 Glenn, Carol 173 Glenn, Mary 109,158 Glover, Vem 189 Goben, Dean 129 Goben, Gene 129 Goben, Tammi 173 Godwin, Pam 103,129,145 Goerz, Laury 87,88,94,116,129, 153 Golik, Brad 47,69,119,189 Golik, Brian 47,56,69,173 Gonzales, Marie 185 Gonzalez, Ed 9,158 Goodwin, Lisa 97,189 Gower, Brian 49,173,181 Gower, Glenda 59,87,103,129, 149,153 Gower, Tom 47,173 Gower, Greg 52,53,163 Graham, Alan 189 Graham, Carlen 181 Graham, Dolores 87,149,158, 161,164 Graham, Joanne 185 Graham, Joni 97,173 Grandstaff, Tami 173 Grant, David 163 Grant, Elie 94,103,129,143,153 Graves, John 129 Green, Howard 158 Green, Stephanie 163 Greer, Casey 46,94,130 Greer, Judy 185 Greer, Sam 173 Gregory, Robert 47,158 Grier, Jim 53,90,185 Griffin, Ken 189 Griffith, Ken 47,185 Griffith, Marian 158,164 Griffith, Marilyn 158 Griffith, Red 185 Griffiths, Carol 64,97,109,116, 121,173 Grimes, Linda 97,163 Grisham, Anne 185 Gronberg, Martin 130,153 Gross, Debbie 94,130 Gross, Sandy 30,80,94,95,99, 103,106,108 Grote, Steve 48,90,91,130,153 Grothe, Leslie 87,158 Grothe, Michael 130 Groves, Fred 90,158 Gruber, Lori 130,153 Gruber, Meri 9,158,164 Gugliuzza, Lana 141 Guffin, Dave 94,173 Gulliford, Dave 173 Gumph, Linda 173 Gunning, Marjorie 158 Gunning, Mary Jo 173 Guthrie, Karen 97,185 Guthrie, Karl 158 Guthrie, Konnie 185 Hackett, Kathy 121,173 Haddon, Tamra 130,143 Hadley, Brenda 185 Hadley, Savenia 173 Hagg, Esther 130 Hagglund, Darrel 185 Hagglund, Mike 158 Hagglund, Sherry 130 Hale, Cindy 185 Hale, Rod 158 Haley, Bob 33,158 Hall, Darlene 90,94,96,158,164 Hall, Jeff 66,67,130,145,153 Halstead, Jeff 91,130,153 Halverson, Cindy 130 Halverson, Debbie 33,130 Halverson, Robyn 33,130 Hamblin, Michael 158 Hamilton, Cathey 174 Hamilton, Dale 163 Hamlin, Keith 94,158 Hammond, Tammy 174 Haney, Roger 130 Hanneman, Steve 103,130,153 Hansen, Cheryl 185 Hanson, Jim 185 Hardt, Carol 90,174 Hardy, Robert 174 Hare, Chris 45,46,130 Hare, Marty 46,69,94,174 Hare, Kathi 58,59,70,71,80,87, 88,94,95,103,130,149,153 Harmel, Janet 174 Harmel, Ruth 185 Harmon, Kristi 81,174 Harrah, Rene 121,174 Hasler, Michael 130,163 Hastings, Randy 63,185 Hatch, Nadine 33,141 Hatch, Nita 92,158 Hatch, Robert 174 Hatcher, Charles 141 Haugen, Lori 174 Haunschild, Karen 131 Hawkins, Karl 92,174 Haw ley, Laura 131 Hayes, Theresa 58,59,158 Hayes, Tom 46,68,158 Haynes, Don 94,113,158 Haynes, Edward 174 Haynes, Susan 185 Hayward, Becky 185 Hayward, Bette 174 Heath, Constance 87,158 Hebden , Tom 131,149 Hecker, Keith 47 Hedemark, Mary Jane 50,87, 116,163,164,166 Hedemark, Molly 174 Hedquist, Richard 174 Hegel, Carla 185 Hegel, Joan 131 Hehr, Ricki 158 Heimbigner, Martin 67,158 Heimbigner, Warren 174 Heimbigner, Zoe 50,90,120,121, 185 Heldman, Don 185 Heldman, Mike 158 Hellerud, Sindy 141 Hellerud, Steve 158 Henderson, Lee 50,83,87,158 Hendricks, Gary 174 Hendrickson, Gayle 87,116,131 Hendy, Katy 141 Henjum, Donna 131 Henry, Chi is 48,69,189 Henry, Ka en 174 Henry, Mike 48,49,131 Henry, Pat 48,49,62,99,131 Henry, Rick 113,158 Henson, Gayle 174 hjepper, Tim 158 Herder, Armita 185 Heritage, Randy 174 Herman, Cindy 97,121,174 Herman, Nick 91,92,95,131,153 Hero, Tom 163 Hicks, Carol 83,94,96,158 Hill, Laurie 116,131 Hill, Terry 50,87,89,110,131, 149,151,152,153 Hillhouse, Craig 131 Hillhouse, Kirk 174 Hillyard, Cindy 87,158 Hillyard, Shellie 185 Hillyard, Becky 121,174 Hilton, Gale 143,158 Himelspach, Dale 158 Himelspach, Scott 174 Hintz, John 185 Hipps, Stephanie 185 Hirsch, Sheri 189 Hite, David 94,158 Hixon, Larry 131 Hjortedal, David 48,83,158 Hodges, Jeff 158 Hodneland, Audelin 158 Hoerner, Tamra 181 Hoff, Cathy 185 Hoff, John 185 Hoffman, Dan 131 Hoffman, Kevin 158 Hoffman, Sue 94,158 Hoisington, Sonny 55,131 Holcomb, Shelli 174 Holder, Bret 185 Holder, Tracy 175 Holford, Janet 87,97,159 Holford, Sharon 97,111,131 Holloway, Dennis 185 Holloway, Thomas 131 Holm, Rick 69,181 Honican, Steve 141 Hood, Chris 175 Hooper, Pam 185 Hoover, Brenda 186 Hopkins, Dana 47,69,186 Hopkins, John 131 Horton, Kris 175 Houim, Theresa 131 House, Sherri 131 Hovind, Jackie 159 Howard, Ed 47,62,175 Howard, Ron 63,186 Howard, Teresa 132,143 Howe, Brian 132 Howe, Scott 186 Howes, Pam 186 Hoyt, Bill 90,159 Huffman, Jim 175 Hughes, Tony 175 Hulvey, Brian 175 Hunstad, Dan 163 Hunstad, James 47 Hunt, Craig 186 Hunt, Patty 132 Hustad, Gary 132,153 Hutchinson, Joe 175 Hutto, Janice 181 Hylton, Karen 132,143,151,153 Hylton, Keith 46,69,175 Isner, Laura 132 Jackman, Jim 163 Jackman, Robert 186 Jackson, Ron 47,113,119,175 Jacobs, Barbara 186 James, David 175 James, Kerrie 132 James, Lynn 186 Jansma, Mark 132,153 Janssen, Jim 175 Jarvis, Amy 159 Jefferson, Carolyn 132 Jefferson, Bill 47,68,159,164 Jenks, Jolene 186 Jensen, Gregg 47,107 Jensen, Stacey 87,132,145, 149,153 Jessick, Matthew 91,186 Johnson, Brian 63 Johnson, Carol 97,175 Johnson, Deven 175 Johnson, Kathy 159 Johnson, Lisa 90,91,132,153 Johnson, Bob 62,132 Johnson, Sherry 121,181 Johnson, Stacey 132,153 Johnson, Terri 175 Johnson, Valerie 175 Johnston, Cliff 159 Jokinen, Mark 159 Jones, Barb 186 Jones, Craig 181 Jones, Frances 175 Jones, Janet 186 Jones, Peggy 132 Jones, Sue 94,95,96,132,149, 153 Jones, Bill 69,104 Joplin, David 175 Joplin, Laurie 98,159 Jorgensen, Cris 186 Joy, Terri 186 Judd, Jim 141 Judd, Shelley 159 Kach el, David 189 Kanally, Linda 70,81,159 Kedor, Theresa 175 Kelly, Dave 175 Kelly, Kevin 90,186 Kelly, Lori 57,121,175,181 Kelly, Pam 159 Kelly, Tom 132 Kelsey, Kathy 87,159 Kelsey, Kerry 87,132,149 Kembel, Regina 50,87,112,159 Kennedy, Laurie 159 Kephart, Cathy 116,120,121, 175 Kerr, Jeff 47,175 Kerr, Kris 186 Kiele, Cindia 132 Kienzle, Teresa 132,151 Kikuchi, Kenneth 186 Kimpel, Jana 132,143,151 Kimsey, Gayle 133,143 Kimsey, Laurie 64,186 Kine, Kari 175 Kingsland, Craig 176 Kiourkas, A I ana 186 Kiourkas, Angelo 47 Kiourkas, Athenna 159 Kivett, Steve 46,94,176 K lasch, James 133 Klentschy, Jim 94,95,159 Kline, Chip 176 Kline, Scott 186 Klinzman, Stacey 117,159 Knowlton, Jan 97,109,175 Knox, Terry 181 Knudtson, Mike 90,91,133 Knudtson, Steve 90,159 Koch, Bill 159 Koerner, Bonnie 141 Koerner, Toni 159,164 Kollman, Jeff 141 Kortan, Lana 97,159 Kosek, David 176 Kostelecky, Carla 133 Kostelecky, Tina 87,159 Krahn, Mark 141 Krieger, Rick 90,176 Krieger, Tim 176 Kruger, Lori 186 Kruger, Sara 159 Kuehl, Deanna 70,71,97,121, 176 Kuest, Donna 87,159 Kuntz, Lori 94,96,159 Kurth, Des 47,94,176 Kyle, Michele 159 Kyle, Mike 133 LaBrie, Lynne 50,121,186 LaGasse, Doug 181 Lalley, Wendy 121,176 Lamm, Fred 68,113,159,164 LaMunyon, Joan 80,94,95,133, 149,153 Langdon, Earl 176 Lange, Gordon 176 Langford, Rita 186 LaPlante, Liz 87,159 Larango, Lori 176 Larson, Don 176 Larson, Leanne 50,97,121,176 Larson, Wayne 13,113,159,164, 165 LaSalle, Bev 176 Lawson, Steve 44,46,141 Layman, John 176 Le Myphuong 181 Le Mytrang 189 Le Quang 189 Leder, Sandy 159,164 Lee, Jeanette 133 Lee, Mark 55,133 LeFavour, Cindi 159 LeFavour, Pam 186 LeFavour, Shawn 186 iman, Linda 159 Lemke, Lester 186 Lemon, Dawn 57,159 Lenius, Bob 83,133,149,153, 207 Lenius, Terri 176 Leone, Tami 133 Leslie, Randy 133,143 Leu, Lynn 176 Leu, Lloyd 181 Levitski, Vicki 176 Lewis, Craig 159 Lewis, Dona 181 Lewis, Kym 64,121,186 Lewis, Randy 133 Lies, Larry 159 Lies, Ron 186 Ling, Rick 159 Link, Greg 176 Littman, Pat 97,176 Lockridge, Anthony 159 Loiseau, Anne 141 Louie, Jim 159,164,181 Louie, Lisa 176 Louie, Ricky 133 Love, Steven 176 Lovette, Valorie 133 Lucas, Joe 181 Lucas, Melody 189 Luders, Dale 46,159 Ludwig, Blayne 141 Ludwig, Denise 159 Luft, George 44,46,133,149 Luk, Helen 181 Luna, Cindy 97,186 Luna, Tim 186 Lunzer, Jeff 49,69,186 Lunzer, Laurie 121,176 Luttrull, Bob 176 Lynch, Kathleen 133,143 Lyonnais, Jaymes 181 Maas, David 176 MacClain, Laura 81,176 MacClain, Mike 133 MacClain, Sandy 186 MacDonald, Sherri 103,111,133 Mackin, Marty 176 Macklin, Dawna 133,153 Major, Scott 47,186 Malaly, Tammy 91 Mallicoat, Ken 117,176 Maney, Shelley 186 Markland, Susan 176 Marks, Donna 59,133,153 Marshall, Gloria 90,103,109, 134,153 Marten, Julie 97,176 Marten, Loretta 134,143 Martin, Anita 59,70,94,95,96, 134,149 Martin, Dave 90,176 Martin, Kevin 159 Martin, Marlene 97,113,176 Martin, Melvin 186 Martin, Steve 53 Martin, Susan 134 Martin, Wendy 176 Mashtare, Crystal 176 Mashtare, Fred 186 Mashtare, Mark 141 Mashtare, Ray 97 Mason, Brenda 57,121,176 Mason, Craig 12,56,106,110, 119,134,149,152,153 Mason, Mike 159 Matson, Dan 55,83,159 Matthews, Dayle 176 Matthews, Gayle 176 202 Mattix, Tom 134,153 Maurer, Ada 120,121,186 Maurer, Sherri 160 McAdams, Kelly 134 McAdams, Shawn 90,160 McAuliffe, Paulette 176 McBride, Bernie 80,134,149,153 McCall, Sherry 160 McCall, Steve 186 McCandless, Brett 186 McCarrey, Jeff 47,67,176 McCarrey, Randy 81,90,159, 160 McCartney, Gary 12,80,160 McCauley, Frank 160 McCauley, Lorilee 59,70,91, 160 McClain, Irby 92,160 McConnell, Kelley 141 McCowin, Kathy 176 McCreary, Lola 186 McGibbon, Patty 176 McGibbon, Tamra 134 McGillicuddy, Chris 160 McGillicuddy, Debra 176 McGlynn, Scott 176 McGoldrick, Sue 97,181 McGuire, Garland 181 McGuire, Tom 186 Mcllveen, Susan 176 McKeehan, Bryan 62,134 McKenzie, Barbara 176 McKinley, Angela 186 McKinney, Shelley 160 McKinney, Teri 50,70,71,177 McKoy, Delno 52,53 McKoy, Jacinta 9,160,164 McLaughlin, Cheryl 90,160 McLaughlin, Kevin 68,160 McLellan, John 47,177 Mc Leod, Mary 177 McMillan, Brian 134,143 McMillan, Terry 177 McNeal, Johanne 94,96,97,134 McNutt, Daniel 134 McNutt, Robert 181 McPhee, Jerry 141 Meals, Stacey 119,120,121,186 Meeks, Sheryl 189 Mehl, Sheryl 112,134,143 Meister, Karin 97,186 Mejia, America 177 Mellgren, Cheryl 94,96,121,177 Mellgren, Dan 134,149 Mellgren, Mark 134 Mendenhall, Colleen 177 Mercer, Zoann 87,149,160 Meredith, Gail 160 Messerschmidt, Rhonda 97,186, 189 Meyer, Chris 177 Meyer, Wayne 44,46,61,62,104, 134,149 Meyers, Terri 160 Millar, Corinne 134 Miller, Cindy 57,186 Miller, Debra 177 Miller, Donnie 141 Miller, Jody 181 Miller, Mike 98,99,177 Miller, Patti 186,189 Miller, Perry 186,189 Mills, Cathy 160 Mills, Michael 181 Mitchell, B ecky 97,177 Mitchell, Cindy 87,88,97,116, 121,134,153 Mitchell, Cindy 177 Mitchell, Jim 90,91,160 Mitchell, Kelli 87,94,96,160 Mitchell, Rick 90,91,134 Mitchem, Patrick 113,160 Modeland, Lottie 135,143 Moe, Kathy 50,70,120,121,177 Moen, Tom 85,160 Monaghan, Linda 186 Moore, Brad 189 Moore, Laurie 87,160 Moore, Cathy 58,59,80,103,135, 153 Moran, Laurie 186 Moran, Tim 62,177 Morden, Robert 135 Morden, Vernon 177 Morgan, Jim 187 Morgan, Lindy 121,187 Morris, Glen 48,49,135 Morris, Jeff 141 Morris, Lisa 64,80,109,121,177 Morris, Mike 47,56,69,187 Morris, Steve 47,56,160 Morton, Connie 135 Morton, Patti 97,187 Mulalley, Tammy 187 Mullins, Bill 53,63,187 Munson, Kathi 103,117,135,153 Munyan, Ed 62,181 Munyan, Hope 160 Munyan, Jean 81,135 Murphy, Cindy 97 Murphy, Rebecca 187 Musel, Liz 177 Musel, Bill 181 Myers, Tammy 83,85,135,153 Naccarato, Michele 80,187 IMaset, Monica 160 Naslund, Roger 66,67,135 Neis, David 187 Nelson, Bridgette 13,97,177 Nelson, Donna 177 Nelson, Loretta 163 Nelson, Peggy 177 Nelson, Robin 121,177 Nelson, Susan 177 Nelson, Wayne 69,177 Nestor, Elizabeth 135 Nestor, Rick 160 Neuschwander, Robin 90,91,95, 119,177 Newberg, Dwight 49,177 Newcomb, Donna 177 Newcomb, Ray 55,135 Newcombe, Richard 177 Newell, Ron 97,135 Nguyen, Huy 177 Nguyen, Thuy 141 Nilson, Julie 135 Noe, Kathy 187 Noe, Michele 121 Nolan, Herb 187 Nolan, Pat 181 Nolan, Peter 189 Nutter, Greg 135 Nutter, Juanita 103,121,177 Ocheltree, Marty 187 Ocheltree, Tammy 177 Ocheltree, Randy 135 O ' Connor, Tim 177 O ' Connor, Bill 177,181 Offutt, Terry 160 O ' Grady, Nina 177 Olinger, Doug 53,91,187 Olinger, Craig 52,53,160 Oliver, Jan 177 Oliver, Tana 160 Olson, Bryan 187 Olson, Carolyn 177 Olstad, Tom 47,187 O ' Neill, Maureen 160 Ooms, Mary 64,121,177 Ooms, Scott 45,46,135,149 O ' Quinn, Barbara 187 Ormsby, Pat 80,135 Ormsby, Timm 80,160 Orren, Tania 187 Orth, Jerry 53,160 Orth, Tom 52,53,99,135 Ortiz, Bias 49,62,90,91,178 Ortiz, Lydia 92,160 Othmer, Mike 135 Othmer, Bob 160 Overland, Ray 135 Owen, Terri 97,121,178 Oye, Mark 178 Painter, Julie 160 Panagos, Bea 94,160 Panagos, Becky 112,136 Panagos, Terry 47,63,187 Pardun, Craig 178 Parker, Beth 136 Parker, Jim 90,178 Parker, John 189 Parker, Sue 97,136 Parkins, Diana 136 Patnaude, Vaughn 187 Patterson, Roger 45,46,104,136 Patterson, Roxanne 163 Payne, Kathy 97,178 Pearson, Ron 160 Peckham, Debbie 178 Peckham, Linda 160 Peeler, Daniel 163 Pence, Laura 178 Pendleton, Evelyn 80,83,119, 160 Perry, Lisa 121,178 Perry, Penny 187 Pesik, Cindy 94,136 Peter, Rae 97,121,187 Peterson, Debora 178 Peterson, Randy 178 Peterson, Sandy 97,160 Pettersen, Rolf 163 Pho, Lan 178 Pho, Liem 141 Pierson, Jay 189 Pierson, Kathy 160 Pierson, Pam 187 Piper, Don 163 Pirtle, Peggy 136 Pittenger, Terry 136 Poe, Michelle 136 Poe, Renee 50,83,119,136 Poe, Melissa 12,50,187 Poe, Rebecca 181 Poffenroth, Bill 178 Pohle, Gary 136 Porfirio, Michael 189 Post, Julie 160 Potter, Chris 178 Potter, Kay 90,113,160 Potvine, Bob 141 Powell, Becky 178 Prather, Donna 178 Price, Lori 97,178 Price, Tammy 97,136 Provinsal, Charles 141 Pupo, Joanne 50,141 Putnam, Arthur 178 Quam, David 160 Quam, Michelle 187 Quam, Robert 136 Quaschnik, Joe 46,178 Quellmalz, Susan 178 Quine, Natalina 178 Rabb, Jim 47,187 Rabb, Steve 62,113,160 Rabb, Sheri 97,109,121,178 Rabb, Terri 94,95,112,136,153 Rabel, Ann 160 Ragland, Gretchen 87,160 Ramsey, Diane 160 Rasmussen, Brian 187 Rasmussen, Steve 160 Rawlins, Debbie 136 Rawson, Ron 136,145 Read, Brad 178 Read, Terry 66,67,136,143,153 Realing, Don 178 Realing, Frank 45,46,141 Realing, John 141 Reamer, Christine 160 Reasor, Alana 99,109,116,119, 160 Redshaw, Jane 160 Reed, Jaimmie 179 Reed, Jon 47,63,119,187 Reichert, Don 53,62,179 Re i chert, Therresa 121,187 Reid, Gordy 179 Reid, Tim 179 Reida, Tracy 160 Reiner, Mark 160 Renner, Michael 136 Renz, Stephen 136,145,153 Retter, Rick 187 Retter, Terri 87,160 Rhea, Cindy 160 Rhea, Stacy 136 Rhoads, Mike 179 Rhoads, Patrick 137 Rhodes, Linda 143 Rhodes, Lori 187 Ricco, Bryan 137 Ricco, Steve 56,179 Rice, Roby 49,187 Richardson, Ronette 108,137, 145 Riddle, Dave 187 Riley, Shawn 179 Riordan, Donna 50,137 Riordan, Jean 50,137 Riordan, Pat 187 Robbins, Keith 179 Roberts, Larry 53.137,153 Robertson, John 83,117,141,149, 153,207 Robertson, Mark 49,85,117,149 Robideaux, Ken 61,62,137 Robinson, Chris 53,179 Rocco, Vic 179 Rodas, Jorge 119 Rogers, Tina 179 Rollins, Mark 137 Rollins, Teresa 90,97,187 Rooney, Dale 69,189 Roop, Jay 181 Rosario, Rob 97,179 Rose, Shelly 121,179 Rosenau, Daveine 137 Rosengrant, Debbie 54,64,109, 121,179 Rosengrant, Ricky 141 Ross, Rene 97,187 Rossiter, Belinda 97,187 Rupp, Pat 179 Russell, Veronica 70,71,80 97 121,179 ' ' Ryan, Bob 47,90,179 Sabado, Michele 59 ,161 Saffle, Dan 97,179 Sagendorf, Ilona 137 Sale, Tammy 97,179 Salerno, David 137 Salvage, Chris 62,94,113,161 Samek, Bonnie 58,59,83,85, 137 Samis, Greg 187 Samis, Juline 187 Samis, Steve 137,163 Sampson, Bryan 137,144,145, 153 Sampson, Don 187 Sampson, Loring 137,143 Sampson, Melanie 161,164 Sampson, Robert 179 Samuels, Dan 187 Samuels, David 179 Sanchelli, Lori 137 Sandaine, Charlotte 179 Sandaine, Kathy 187 Sandberg, Ryne 46,67,179 Sanders, Allan 163 Sanders, Robin 137,151,153 Sanders, Theresa 121,179 Sarff, Tammy 187 Savage, Jim 97 Sayler, Curtis 97,187 Sayler, Larry 163 Saywers, John 187 Schafer, Paige 120,121,179 Schafer, Scott 181 Schifer, Lyle 141 Schifer, Lynette 97,163,164 Schifer, Sharon 188 Schmidt, Gary 137,143 Schneider, Joe 48,80,179 Schock, Lisa 188 Schoenberger, Chris 109,179 Scholl, Darla 188 Schraufnagel, Wendy 97,121,179 Schroeder, Larry 179 Schur, Laura 161 Scoles, Betty 87,161 Scollard, Ann 137 Scollard, Terry 69,179 Scott, Brenda 103,109,137,153 Scott, John 138 Scott, Karl 179 Scott, Lee 90,179 Scott, Nancy 161 Seely, Kathleen 97,179 Seim, Dave 188 Seim, Tom 163 Selby, Maureen 179 Serpa, Julie 189 Settle, Jacob 97,138 Settles, Keza 58,59,97,179 Settles, Mike 188 Sevshek, David 179 Sewell, Liz 64,97,188 Shane, Maureen 188 Shaw, Jay 69,179 Shaw lee, Ken 44,46,138,145, 149,153 Shea, Tim 90,91,138 Shellabarger, Harlan 179 Shelton, Ted 47 Sherwood, Jim 94,95,161 Shields, Dennis 179 Shields, Tim 63,188 Siebengartner, Jamie 50,120, 121,179 Sigbjornsen, Tor 94,99,119,138, 153 Siggs, Ron 56,69,179 Simchuk, Del 161 Simon, Fred 161 Simonsen, Annette 138 Simpson, Emer 33,97,141 Sims, Eric 188 Sims, Roy 188 Sims, Tracey 138 Sivret, Lindsay 141 Skaer, Karen 59,141 Skjothaug, Idunna 97,179 Slinkard, Laura 189 Sllz, Chris 87,103,108,116,138, 153 Slusser, Linda 121,188 Smathers, Kevin 47,69,179 Smathers, Mark 138 Smilden, William 163 Smith, Barb 87,161 Smith, Brian 62,179 Smith, Darl 98,181 Smith, Fred 179 Smith, Joel 94,161 Smith, Mark 94,179 Smith, Marsha 138,144,153 Smith, Mike 188 Smith, Robert 189 Snell, Karen 138,161 Snider, Chris 179 Snider, Curtis 163 Snow, Gary 66,67,138,145 Snow, Jerry 180 Snyder, Patty 64,65,87,88,94, 138,145,153 Solverson, Tammy 138,161 Somers, Krista 180 Sonnenberg, Linda 141 Sorenson, Bill 180 Sosti lio, Cindy 180 Southwick, Kim 94,95,141 Sparrow, Brian 180 Speer, Kendra 188 Sperry, Scott 138 Spitzer, Annette 181 Sprenger, Ted 47,180 Stacey, Mike 188 Stahlberg, Tracey 161 Staley, Don 161,181 Stamatz, Shelley 161 Standaart, Steve 46,180 Starmer, Cindee 161 Stearns, Lori 97,180 Stearns, Tammy 141 Steel, Laurel 163 Steelman, Patricia 181 Stevenson, Ed 47,188 Stewart, Ed 47,90,113,119, 180 St. George, Donna 187 St. George, Bob 90,179 St. George, Theresa 90,138 Stichweh, Rick 180 Stillman, Bonnie 188 Stimson, Richard 180 Stolt, Renee 138 Stow, Tim 161 S train, Rene 97,180 Stratton, Jim 45,46,60,62,138, 149 Straub, Mark 161 Strayer, James 189 Strenge, Jon 90,91,138 Stueve, Shawn 47,69,180 Sullivan, Kris 180 Sullivan, Morti mer 138,145 Summers, Jim 53,163 Sutherlan, Tammy 94,95,139, 151,153,161 Sutton, Mark 139,149 Suwanakam, Pat 119,181 Swan, Michael 139 Swanson, Elaina 188 Swavely, Paul 161 Swiney, George 180 Talarico, Mike 180 Talbot, Bryce 180 Taylor, Jeff 161 Taylor, Mary 90,188 Terhaar, Teresa 180 Tesch, Lauri 87,161 Tesdahl, Craig 66,67,106,161, 165 Thayer, Arthur 180 Thompson, Brenda 180 Thompson, Craig 188 Thompson, Dave 66,67,139,153 Thompson, Julie 50,64,97,120, 121,180 Thompson, Kory 188 Thompson, Marc 45,46,61,62, 94,139 Thompson, Russell 139 Thompson, Samuel 117 Thorne, Don 163 Thorson, Michelle 139 Tobias, Debbie 180 Todd, Becky 97,180 Tofsrud, Leeanne 180 Tollefsen, Allynn 188 Tom, Molly 188 Tonasket, Jon 53,188 Torrence, Dawn 70,90,180 Torrence, Deborah 139 Torrison, Eric 117,139 Towers, Cynthia 90,139,145,153 Townes, Robert 141 Tracy, Gary 85,161 Tracy, Robin 181 Tran, Kha 141,153 Tran, Khien 180 Tran, Tung 119,141 Traver, Kathy 181 Traver, Li ly 181 Treadwell, Cindy 163 Treadwell, Ken 139 Trimble, Jim 161 Tripp, Dave 49,162,164 Toxell, Colleen 87,94,95,162 Trudeau, Mark 55,139 Trudeau, Michelle 121,180 Truong, Hai 119,162 Truong, Tuan 180 Truelove, Yvonne 162 Trusty, Renee 139 Tucker, Sue 83,94,139,143 Udland, Eric 180 Unterseher, Frank 162 Url, Dale 189 Url, Jeff 33,119,141 Vales, Rick 180 VanBibber, Kathy 54,97,180 Vandermuelen, Dan 180 VanEpps, James 180 VanEpps, Tim 68,162 VanTine, Doug 45,46,106,139, 149 Vaughan, Sandy 87,162 Verge, Perri 87,112,116,139, 149 Villalobos, Janet 97,180 Vitulli, Mitch 162 Volgardsen, Rick 162 VonSteuben, Kevin 162 Wachter, Leanne 139 Waddell, Sherri 188 Wagner, Brian 180 Wagner, Paul 62,139 Wahl, Kelly 83,139 Wakefield, Kevin 62,90,91,162 Wald, Jim 66,67 Walker, Jack 188 Wallace, Pat 180 Wallace, Scott 141 Wallace, Val 139 Wallace, Vic 47,69,188 Wallender, Bill 181 Walther, Patti 162 Walther, Tammy 180 Walton, Jerry 81,140 Walton, Todd 53,69,188 Wanless, Barbara 90,180 Wan I ess, Karen 140,153 Wanless, Linda 119,188 Warden, John 162 Ward i an, Thomas 140 Wares, Wally 33,140 Warren, Patrick 162 Washburn, A I 44,46,62,140,149 Watrus, Karen 33,180 Watts, Michelle 140,153 Wavada, Andy 180 Wavada, Laura 188 Webb, Doreen 162 Webb, John 180 Webb, Kathy 180 Webb, Lori 162 Webber, Stephanie 94,95,140 Weber, Steven 140 Webster, Kris 180 Welch, Carrie 180 Welch, Debbie lt 2 Welch, Jeannie 180 Welch, Sandy 180 Welch, Tim 188 Wellbrink, Alex 162 Wellbrink, Darrell 189 Wellbrink, Winnie 180 Wells, Andy 162 Wells, Brian 189 Welton, Rob 80,140 Wheeler, Terry 67,94,162 Whipps, Larry 143,163 Whipps, Ted 189 White, Bret 162 White, Corey 98,140 White, Craig 162 White, Cindy 64,121,189 White, Dale 180 White, Deanna 140,143 White, Dennis 47,56,162 White, Gale 180 White, John 189 White, Mary 162 White, Roger 97 Whitehead, Greg 180 Whitney, Dan 162 Wickens, Dan 140 Wiedmer, Vickie 109,162 Wiggins, Bill 163 Wilhite, Mike 94,162 Wilhite, Mitch 113,180 Wilkes, Carol 189 Williams, Brian 46,162,166 Williams, Joann 98,140 Williams, Kathy 91,98,119,140, 153 Williams, Kerry 47,180 Williams, Tom 90,91,140 Williams, Toni 162 Willis, Russell 189 Willmann, Harold 180 Willmann, John 189 Wilmann, Dana 94,95,140,145, 153 Wilson, April 13,97,162 Wilson, Becky 13,87,162 Wilson, Char 33,97,162 204 Wilson, Danny 47,189 Wilson, Lynn 140 Windishar, Tina 64,121,181 Windishar, Jerry 162 Winslow, Tamara 140,153 Winters, Bonnie 189 Wirsch, Barbara 140,145 Wirt, Christopher 97,189 Wirth, Randy 181 Wise, Nancy 140,153 Wolbert, Dennis 83,162,207 Wood, Christy 162 Wood, Daryl 46,90,162 Wood Kurt 181 Wood, Robert 141 Wood, Robert 189 Woods, Fred 181 Worman, Karen 141,153 Worstell, Bill 60,62,141,149, 153 Worthington, Sue 13,64,65,141 Wright, Barb 97,181 Wright, Eileen 141,143 Wunderlich, Cathy 189 Wunderlich, Dan 56,113,162 Wyland, Allison 162 Wyland, Dave 91,95,119,181 Yarbrough, Tim 189 Yaroshuk, Debbie 89,162 Young, Doris 141,143 Young, Phil 181 Young, Steven 181 Ytreeide, Jean 50,87,162 Zaborski, Andy 189 Zielinski, Cindy 162 Zietlow, Nancy 87,162 Zupan, Emily 141 This was NC ' s first year in MUN , we represented Norway and Guatemala. MODEL UNITED NATION DELEGATES: Back Row: (L to R) Jon Reed, Lynette Mc-Garry-Advisor, Liz LaPlante, Jerry Littlemore-Advisor, John Robertson, Marco Marco Barbanti, Craig Kingsland. Front Row: Jody Brandner, Gretchen Ragland, Connie Heath, Char Dotter, Chris Wirt. Not Pictured: Tor Sigbjornsen, Mark Robertson, Jackie Colburg, Darlene Hall, George Boyce. 205 Reflecting on the Past . . . In the course of its 68 years, NC has seen both hardships and prosperous times. Big Red sent many brave men to fight for the American cause in the numerous wars our country has endured. Some of these men were to return, to live on; others laid down their lives so that we might have freedom. NC saw the onset of prohibition with its speak- easies and boot-legging. It saw the Roaring 20 ' s, an era of wonderful nonsense, when radio, the Model T and a solo flight across the Atlantic hit the nation with a tremendous impact. The Indians felt the pressures when the stockmarket crashed; their parents lost jobs and the banks failed. Many students quit school to look for jobs . With the ending or the war, television burst upon the American scene. NC watched the space age expand, from orbiting the earth to Neil Armstrong ' s first step on the moon. It has seen four states join the Union. Medical and scientific research, as well as the jet age, pollu- tion, extinction of animals, Watergate, the resigna- tion of President Nixon, the end of the draft and many other important things have worked together to make our lives what they are today . 206 Trying to Understand Today . . . This is a time of free love, illegal drugs and an ever-increasing crime rate. The unemployment rate is high, prices are out of sight and the government is too busy with foreign affairs to concern itself with the people here at home. Bombings, kidnappings and murders have become everyday occurrences. Big Red has seen the people of the state legalize abortion and hitch-hiking and reinstate the death penalty. Good things have happened, too. Computers that ' can do just about everything are replacing manual labor. The Concord, a supersonic jet, can cross the Atlantic Ocean in 2 hours, and the microwave oven cuts cooking time to only minutes. People are getting back to nature; some are growing organic gardens and others are going all out for back-packing, camping and wilderness survival. Snow skiing and snowmobiling have become popular winter sports in the Northwest. 1976 is a time for reflection. During the Bicenten- nial we are looking back at our country ' s roots while wondering what the future holds. We want to thank these people for their efforts in helping to make the ' 76 Tamarack a success: Staff Advisor-Judy Feryn; Photography Advisor-Joe Jonas; Art Advisor-Barbara Eddy; Artists-Bob Lenius, Doug Buckley; Photographers- Don Anderson, Chuck Caraway, Dennis Wolbert, John Robertson; American Yearbook Rep-Doug Carpenter; Band Photos-John Luppert; Burchetts; Rueco; Eastern Washington State Historical Society. Tamarack ' 76 staff Brenda Emden Editor-in-Chief 207 Wondering About the Future . . What will our future bring? The future of the world, according to predictions, includes World War III , California falling into the ocean, the dropping of nuclear bombs, and the second coming of Christ. Living on the moon, driving around in space cars and having outerspacemen visit Earth are also possi- bilities . Our own more immediate future might in- clude getting a college education, find- ing a job, getting married, having kids, getting rich or maybe becoming famous. The future of North Central is even more uncertain. How many more years will stu- dents be able to walk down these proud halls, humming Red and Black ? NC has survived several proposed attempts to close its doors. Though the physical plant will close someday, the spirit and traditions of Big Red will live on in our hearts forever!