Pasco High School - Sinewesah Yearbook (Pasco, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1971 volume:

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X x 9 w-1-za 1J1:.1'-c,'.Eu- 'z 1 1 aamwjaggf ,sn-.Bhuq.13m,mnqw. there will be revolutions we can touch one day instead of only those that timidly touch us. then i'll vote republican and you'll be older too and both of us will try to walk our children through the world we've just been through. they'll protest as we have done that their lives are theirs. and they'll be just as right as we are now. but every generation gap should have some kind of bridge even if it's only made of love. rod mckuen 9 Z ,II K 1, V l z, ' 'i v It '-M' ! W N . 12 V i do my thing and you do your thing. i am not in this world to li-ve up to your expectations and you are not in this 'world to lifue up to mine. and you are you and i ami and if by chance we find each other, it's beautiful. frederick s. perle soldier e pay tribute to the american iights and dies 0 lofoes this country s under stand who because he is loyal to it. does not alway and maybe he why he iights or beliefoes in the cause ior which he dies. a solaier nefuef starts awar he only puts his lite into it. we pay tribute to loyalty. loyalty not to our country' s institutions or oiiiceholders i U but loyalty to this country. loyalty by which our men iight and die ior it is the country which is the reality. it is sub stantial and it is iorefuer. l ll ll lt ,r fx igh Yf3A'E'vf FF3 'S LJ U1 QQ' 4-4 2: : .- :.'. ... .Z 4: E ,,: F 2 Ln fb 2: E33- L44 ':. ID a.. FJ 'T .. ,S-I Y-4 I CJ .':. 15 ls.. Q.. an 14 s.. f-'P L'-J i fl' T 'W u-. '-3 v. 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I larry lelghton robin lockhaven larry Ienhart kathy lyons troy locati linda langdon frank lyons penny lee brian long greg la voie susan lane wayne lamonica i roger lee lester maier linda martinez steve lamb shannon moore steve mathews fern morgan brad meyer joan middleton sue millspaugh mitch madison betty murdock mary lynn milam judy mc cormick linda middleborough shannon michael royce mathews susan merk greg morrow cindy mason brenda mc daniel nancy miller barbara main annette myhres kris rncrae dave me redith debbie mears marvin mably sara mcfadden james mccurry owen miller rozanne moore doug miller linda mccall there is no man who does not ha-ve a future C the talmud debi meredith kris mehlenbacher Carolyn rnathews f 3 f :gi x , x V :iz -l-- . . avg- 1 ff. ' Q , .- -gh - f .- . M. .,, ' 5?2?'5??f's?qJ ,ft .,,5:'z., .Nw , A W: -'ggi l l- s l l a , .' X ' .wwf fvr? - , ,Q Ll . ll ,. A fm I We . . 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Q.: -1- ' ' S ff 9 f -W. ?.:.efv.-w cynde mcndenhall bruce mingus donna mc kereghan monty morgan tony mills john noeldner heidi nachtmann marvin nelson jeannie ness john nestor marcia norman mitch newell jim ossman nada oakley steve o'nea1 teresa oliver bill paris penny paync david penn olivia perez john patrick estelia partida brian potter piper pischel steve patterson dawn pryce robert price betty perkins tom peterman galen peterson jim pickens elaine pudwill steve quarders John roy julie rettinghouse tom rainbill vicki roberts debra rogers dawn regnier wade robison mary roach larry richardson paula rodgers judy ross Vickie roberts as leaves of the trees, soon is the life of man C homer 2 rich robinson cindy ricks paul selph be rnard schouviller linda sandquist Jerry Stratton sharon sallee 40 r kathy Shoemaker bob smith rick smith gretchen swanberg robin Stilwell joel such nancy skinnell roger sargent Wanda sallng patty swarner tony schouvlller connie slater zona smith janine simons pearl straws belinda smiley meredith siebe diana saenz ,pq-Q mary smith cole smith 1.',..-. A J , S 41 4 Ac Q-q...x-1 jackie Southard Shelley Steele donzetta Skinner janet Sherman denise Scheel gary Sall linda Schaeffer jill Storm mary Stiles becky Simpson paul turya gail turner dana true paul tompkins robert underwood judy tuggle scott taylor terry urbach mike tansey jerry todd ken udlinek K I 3 judy van buren mike vincent roxetta vooge viva venti beth watts shelley wilson sonia winship mike wells linda Weber janice wuitschick dan wick suzanne Wallace sally weinrich barbara wade sandra watt ,x , billie Wolfe debi woodhead audrey wilcox gary weaver jeanne williams christine watts sandra winz pam warren chris wolf bekki wycoff there are ne-ver problems in life, only challenges kathy wood anthony wilkins rebecca watts sf 45 Lanai! sheryl warf paul zahn julie zimmerman ilene yasemsky doug zander oh, pasco high, we sing to you the words of all our praise forhonor and for wisdom, too, and for these halcyon days. our friendship and our loyalty the test of years defy! we'll always keep these memories, alma mater, pasco high! words by the class of 1940, set to music by the music class of 1940, directed by mr. louis owens . the Road goes efuer on and on down from the door where it began. now far ahead the Road has gone, and i must follow, if i can, pursuing it with weary feet, until it joins some larger wa y, where many paths and errands meet. and whither then? i cannot sa y. i.r.r. tolkien alford, gary 17 allbright, mark 17 andelin, susan 17 a.nderson, brent 17 anderson, terri 17 arbogast, cheryl 17 arbogast, shelley 17 atteberry, jim 17 austin, louis 17 avance, bob 17 avery, susan 17 bacon, alan 18 bailie, steve 19 bair, kirk 20 banks, joy 17 barber, lorin 19 barnes , lorraine 19 beamer, lynette 18 beasley, rita 20 beaver, oralee np beed, doranne 18 beers, darloma 19 bell, greg 19 bell, lee 20 bell, steve 20 berg, kim np bergefors, bjorn 20 berglund, penny 19 berrigan, mike 20 berry, mike 20 berry, patricia 19 black, ronnie 21 blake, kenneth np blakely, patricia 20 bliss, sheri 20 bode, bruce 18 bowie, bill 18 bradley, linda 18 brady, jon 18 bredeson, kathy 19 brevarington, linda 18 brinkerhoff, howard 19 brown, dale 18 brown, derek 18 brown, don 18 brown, sara 19 bruce, richard 20 bumpaous , pete 20 bumpaous, leroy 19 bunch, randy 20 burgess, paul 19 burgess, renee' 18 burnett, douglas np burnett, jerry np campbell, ronnie np cannon, deborah 21 carl, leslie 22 carpenter, eldo 22 carpenter, steve 22 carson, susie 22 carter, dave 22 casale, bob 22 case, catherine 21 castleberry, robert 21 chalmers ,nkathryn 23 chen, 'peter 23 cherry, rich 23 1 970-71 seniors christensen, wayne 21 clark, robert np clarkson, barbara 22 clearwater, candace 21 clements , bob 21 clifford, marilyn 21 collier, mark 21 colton, guy 23 connerly, james 22 cooper, carol 22 cooper, duane 21 covington, deborah 22 crevatin, julie 21 cuellar, osberto 21 cunningham, laurie 22 curtis , steve 22 dahl, trudy 23 dahman, Wally 23 daigler, Suzi 23 davenport, vickie 24 davis, dan np dehart , da.nny np delay, leslie np diehl, peggy 24 dietrich, robbin 23 diorio, mike 23 dix, bruce 23 doane, roseanna 24 dockstader, patrick 24 door, robert 23 drake, bill 24 driver, mike 23 dunne, retta 24 easterday, michael 25 easterling, arthur 25 eaton, rick 25 eby, gary 24 emel, kathrynn 24 enlow, clair 25 erwin, mike 24 espinoza, carol 24 essinger, coni 24 evans, ricky np evenson, rosella 24 fanning, marcia 25 finck, debbie 25 fleming, denise 25 fluharty, laurie 25 iluharty, mike np fluharty, richard 25 fortier, tom 25 fuller, donna 25 gallant, bart 25 garrett, roger np garrison, david 25 geris, julie 27 getchell, rick 26 gibson, flora 26 giesler, david 27 gill, roy 27 gillespie, harold 26 gladden, ruth 26 gladfelder, toni 26 goddard, mike 26 grebeldinger , connie 26 greholver, ronald np greenlee, katie 26 gregory, julie np grigg, darvin 26 gross, kimberle 26 guajardo, manuel 27 gunselman, sandy 26 gurtisan, john 26 hales, ronald 28 hall, larry np halliday, paul 28 halsey, lynn 27 halverson, rita 27 hansey, deborah 28 hansey, merry 28 hardt, phyllis 27 hardesty, vicki np hardy, judy 28 hardy, sherry 27 harmon, karen 28 harris, dalas 29 harter , ron 27 hastings, regan 27 hauge, stephanie 27 hayden, randy 27 hayder, john 28 haythorne, june 28 hedman, mary 29 hegg, steve 28 heinze , david 28 henderson, jo ann 29 henne, patti 29 henriques , elizabeth henry, danny np herron, dennis np hewitt, turner 29 hinds, robert 29 hokanson, david 28 holloway, glen 29 holzer , linda 29 horning, charlynne 2 hovely, susan np hoyt, john np hughes , dwight 29 hyland, nancy 30 jahnel, lois 30 jackson, terry 30 jasper , steven 30 job, richard 30 johnson, deni 30 johnson, jackie 30 johnson, john 30 johnson, noble 30 jones, douglas 30 jones, ken 30 jorgensen, judith 30 kaline, burt 31 kay, john 31 keene, gordy 31 kennaugh, rick 31 kestin, charlie 31 king, leslie 31 kozelisky, peter 31 kroger, pat 31 kuhn, steve 31 kulp, allen 31 lamb, steve 33 lamonica, wayne 32 lane, susan 32 -. 29 9 langdon, linda 32 larsen, janice 31 lavoie, greg 32 lee, penny 32 lee, roger 33 leedigk, debra 31 leighton, larry 32 lemieux, lexie np lenhart, larry 32 lewis, karen np lindner, bob np locati, troy 32 lockhaven robin 32 long, brian 32 lovelass, joe np lunders, cecelia np lyons, kathy 32 lyons, frank 32 mabry, marvin 35 madison, mitch 33 maier, lester 33 main, barbara 34 martinez, linda 33 mason, cindy 34 mathews, carolyn 35 mathews, royce 34 mathews, steve 33 mccall, linda 35 mccormick, judy 34 mccurry, james 35 mcdaniel, brenda 34 mcfadden, sara 35 mckereghan, donna 36 mcrae, kris 35 meats, debbie 35 mehlenbacher, 1n'is 35 mendenhall, cynde 36 meredith, dave 35 meredith, debi 35 merk, sue 34 meyer, brad 33 michel, shannon 34 middlebrough, linda 34 middleton, joan 33 milam, mary lynn 34 miller, doug 35 miller, nancy 34 miller, owen 35 mills, tony 36 millspaugh, sue 33 mingus, bruce 36 moore, rozanne 35 moore, shannon 33 morgan, fern 33 morgan, monty 36 morrow, greg 34 murdock, betty 33 myhres, a.nnette 34 nachtmann, heidi 36 nalder, dennis np nelson, marvin 36 ness, jeannie 36 nestor, john 36 newell, mitch 36 niles, lynette np noeldner, john 36 norman, marcia 36 oakley, nada 37 oliver ,fteresa 37 olson, robert np o'neil, steve 37 ossman, jim 37 partida, estella 37 patrick, barbara np patrick, john 37 patterson, steve 38 paris, bill 37 paul, scott np payne, penny 37 penn, david 37 perez, olivia 37 perkins, betty 38 peterman, tom 38 peterson, galen 38 pickens, jim 38 pischel, piper 37 potter, brian 37 powers, ray np price, robert 38 pryce, danm 38 pudwell, elaine 38 quarders , steve 38 rainbill, tom 38 redmond, dennis np regnier, dawn 39 rettinghouse, julie 38 richardson, larry 39 ricks, cynthia 39 roach, mary 39 roberts, vicki 39 roberts, vickie 39 robinson, rich 39 robison, wade 39 rodgers, paula 39 rogers , debra 39 ross, judy 39 rowley, Vincent np roy, john 38 ruble, dave np saenz, diana 41 saling, wanda 41 sall, gary 42 sallee, sharon 40 sandquist, linda 40 Sargent, roger 40 schaeffer, linda 42 scheel, denise 42 schmidli, cindi np schouviller, bernard 40 schouviller, tony 41 schultz, nancy np scott, adrian np selph, paul 39 sherman, janet 42 shoemaker, kathy 40 siebe, meredith 41 singleton, robert np simmons, marilyn np Simons, janine 41 simpson, becky 42 skinnell, nancy 40 skinner, donzetta 42 slater, connie 41 smiley, belinda 41 smith, cole 41 smith, larry np smith, mary 41 smith, rick 40 smith, bob 40 smith, zona 41 southard, jackie 42 southwick, richard np stallbaum, dennis np steele, shelley 42 stiles, mary 42 stilwell, robin 40 storm, jill 42 stratton, jerry 40 straws, pearl 41 such, joel 40 swanberg, gretchen 40 swarner, patty 41 tansey, mike 43 taylor, scott 43 texley, garry np todd, jerry 43 tompkins, paul 43 trimble, ernest np true, dana 43 tuggle, judy 43 turner, gai142 turya, paul 42 udlinek, ken 43 underwood, robert 43 urbach, terry 43 van buren, judy 43 venti, viva 44 vincent, mike 43 vooge, roxetta 43 wade, barbara 44 wallace, suzanne 44 warf, sheryl 46 warren, pam 45 watt, sandra 44 watts, beth 44 watts, christine 45 watts, rebecca 45 weaver, gary 45 weber, linda 44 - weinrich, sally 44 wells, mike 44 wick, dan 44 Wilcox, audrey 45 wilkins, tony 45 williams, jeanne 45 wilson, shelley 44 winship, sonia 44 winz, sandra 45 wolf , chris 45 wolfe, billie 45 wood, kathy 45 woodhead, debi 45 vvuitschick, jan 44 Wyckoff, bekki 45 yasemsky, ilene 46 Young, ga-TY HP zahn, paul 46 zander , doug 46 zimmerle, elizabeth np zimmerman, jim np zimmerman, julie 46 np -not pictured senior life .f S. f Q J 1 gags F, Nou Hwq i' Une 450+ your QJHQWYBK Uo+E Hughes QM. 9R.C9reg,l '53-Q bed mv- Cv: W'- .3 Q Ka' favorites trudy dahl and bob castleberry as new years dawn, we stand most school spirit Vicky roberts and rick getchcll 'Y 5' ff 'V 2, 1 ,. L A 5 H1OSt11kC1S to succeed t 1 t I Y Fa i l lm-'MV'-EV Q, STEVE 3 t 'h HECS e-, , gH9t.J.:' 52 looking through its arch, we see all things new. :wif lil f 0 ' 5 WA I 1 1--M ,m,..-,.,- may 3 iq .kyy....,, 4 Wag ' 'wi ' 6. gi -v,.:,wr,' . R , I , Q-:ji 1 wg: 'jf' , A.,.f.,Qg.1 . AQ ,2.'3sg1?g?pf'-.312 5 Lili f ag-x', ., 'A L :- , 32 '1,,-f'f'Z,1X9 V' lf.: l J .Xu '-:unix-hr' ,-Q, . XQQQFQ1. 4 YK:-x . 1, ,HQ A fx M' ff-ff - ,ik , X,-.. , 'iw ai. , A' A mg . -.'4A,, -1 .- 4 N ,Q 'W fy ,, U, -.X M ,. , Q ,K ffl., uv. . . .-W W,- 41:2 , .Mx , 9 - , . 5, -i. , K, . i .. yy f 4 A . ,IA V .,,sgr,L,, If - l?if,'f A L. 'V f,':'1 ',- L. f. 4 . . . , ,v , - 1 . JI, X Q - ,X ff 1 '2iMrF1'e :f'.-.. We -g,.,,,s- . ,, . Cid 4.11 TM QTQJL.,-,.!?:,'..'1 'BSP most talented roger lcc and kathy cmcl behind us the . s my A .. ' 'W 2 Q ff,..FQ.:,l mfi ' In ' Q mia 'riff-2' I , Ji. ji NA 1 ' 15:4-'Bvxe VNV' 4111 .ff-74QQir+. - 'Y o ASTE L THE 4' 09'-4 owivlon mi n kus Q ' suv 'l i A ' ' WD Qivlgl' WHHLESO K r , F 0, l ,A most athletic rita beasley and noble johnson door is closing . . . closing forever . . . sealed f ' '. 1 nl f-' flirt and wolf ldv' v A' ' H -. X 1 , s g s. 1 , J V. K in fxs K . i. fggl : . , 41 :L gm bgllblr to everything best dressed leslie carl and bob avance x E .IZ mnm.nu.n....s.......... A ,.-' S0129 OU1' mem0ries. beck most attractive Er watts and bob Smith 4 Zona smith riendliest , mltch madison andj d s Ll y Van bure n 4m ,-',.. ',,..'.g'e-3,','f:?A' ' ' ' if 7 1,-2',:::'.:,:ra4, ,- Q,-4.-1, .4 9 , ,- .--...-,v,..... 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Q - '- .Lv-:'.A' 11.3 , as M, -5 'il ,.,.1.f,k Vx . .. wendy bartanen connle beck cheryl bell dwight benson bette betts david boothe jay allen teresa allen lyle anderson mark andrewjeskl rlta austin rick baggett joni campbell mary campbell david carpenter dorothy carter ben castillo andrew cazier S stil K it .' X 1 - - -N hw: X P 1 -nw' 5 N, J o 5 .W , N l j ffm Ja IF 'X i X r ia , f K A as B f Q 'Y I i wif Y k S S - . M ,3 1' -,Q I . X x debbie bowie robert bradford brenda brecto Veda brickey barry brooks annex' brown 'Q jeff brown lx kevin brown wm brown .Q as wa Pamela bruce fi -I R i n ron bruce mary pat buchanan karen christensen laura cloud connic cooks gerald cornett A Q:-yn N 9 I I F X hex? 4 xi K Y' fa mike clancy elston cloy pzitricla cooney von cousineau donald buckles kathe bucklin mike bundy erin burd evette burd mike calaway gail crawford nancy culbertson raymond dazey forrest dya beth cree hazel daniels larry darting bill debrito v ,, , . M- kk: , E 1 . - -E ...,-pei Qs fx ' ' 4 ' 'vlcgfff larry dillon marietta doane carol downing george duffy mike easterling susan eaton Vicki eby lon elledge ricky elliott carole ellwein eric emerson fred enebrad dave erlenbush dan evans marvella farnsworth rol fash peggy fischer randy fluharty ,..: . .X .,.. - mn... M BW? N wx 'Q an wwf L- .,. V ,... d dd ' d -ff 5 Qin., 3 f. ,. X X A. N: A.. ig X ig Q Y nh ' EV 1 xx 'Y X X theresa dehart debbie deines lela dempsey chris donning renee derouin pamela devilleneuve edward grohs barbara grover A , N sema guajardo Y K in eileen gunselman j ,,,,,,:,,. fe irma guzmun . My carla haake -:.. X, b , If 'Q x 1 A K A 5 A j 2 'i 'df Big f r if -,.f. R rv' ' arlynn fogarty gregory frodel james fromm krista gage dan garber byron gessel 4 0 u mike gibbons jill gillis mark glasow f f . 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N Km A 5 , Rf fax Q -,. ,QR ,A K- . .L .X . . .. L. X'-?1.a3 N. fffxfy fr 1 fgxigii 1.550 'H iii. xiii rita mccoskey nancy mckee bonnie mcmullen michael mcwhorter I thurman mcgee james mcmains james mcquown greg mercer ,A ' ., 4 ex Q Q 55:11, . -W., .X X li K Je X 'ak xx fr Pb Q 5' Q X la l X Q 5 i s X f Q f X 7 w, 2 ff g.f::..ww as S. A S.. 3553-wx' f km,:1 , , ..,, W. H mx w any . Q 3. h.gl.m.! gk . EW ,Q john merk darlene messiek cheryl mettling donzell mllam debbie miller randy miller verlean miller robert mills claudia mineer charles modrell cynthia moen karla monson gary moore jeanne moore susan morgan kae morris dana morrow john mountain Q, K 3 . v N N K X is Y wx 1... air . . X 4' 5 :--: f :oh . , X ,. . 5 N4 N ... , F N Ng.. .,.. .. x . .,,5,.,.., affi'. 1 rro '- 'aafllll . laaosba 'N rodney marks cynthia martl steve maruda debble mastrude david mccall ronald mccombs . n L . EL, E. 1. qi ., J in .5 - 5' f 3 'E:3-QQ i .X ..,. L , robert olson ulain ono jerry ossman gary overholt bruce patrick mnrsha patrick l fl ' Qui Q i X .. X, , Us '-' A X .Q e is Qi as .5 N me steve murray douglas murri susan myers randy naef bernice napier patti neble roger nelson fred ness kerry neuberger cheryl neweil jeff norris steve nyc shcryl 0'brien david o'connor patricia o'hara bill o'ncil mary olp david olson . ,rx 'RX- Q . 12 i if: l - l x X W f 3 -X ,gif ' Qs, 'f 4.5. E -. rl - il ffcj. k X Z w' k X5 it xr Y mms. 'ii 1- f r david patten cynthia peterscn carl phillips karol pierce .. 1 pi 9 s.. Y .rw- Cx ' ,R ,XE , ' 1 UN R ce . 1 i ' 3 rf' , kd , .3 of A .. Q , .f E joyce pcntecost no rmn pcttctt susan plciccl mike pierce joyce plumlee marsha price clifford pryor richard pyne K v . L carol pond arthur pryor patricia puckett susan quarders karl rickenbach randall roberts dan robisch patty rodgers ruben rodriguez carrie rogers sally rogers betty ross jan ross john rupp christine russell randy russell joanne rutkauskas joan ryder debra sallee ' 111-,'n'.ii '1:1j2:f'i:i2,-Q K: 9.-Q 5 - ' - E . . ,. 1wfu5 F .S 'E ,. fa, i'lfiiQw 5 'si' ' f r K hi '-'- - w e we ii Q Y Y N 1 js' YY Hs, M 1 N --3 lse i-l' mark schmidt mary schnettler debbie schouviller . ..,,. ld: 1 , 0 rg-gr :L ,,gi. r db' N W Rx , . .Q I.. -, .4-Q. ,. s, ,N gigs. in N 1 i x X A dixie quesenberry richard ransom lore reid ron reid laurie rlcard jeff riokel ,series X ri L dan smlth kirk smith paula smith rusty smith shlrley smith stella smith e W hmht E ,Q .. , ' all il fm.-Q ' 2-455 5 use. ' S535 I lf, f e y e , K. 5 VW A - 'inf kms QR Xxx is is tide Y an 'l e vs S mark schouviller kelly schultz merry schulz jay schweizer guyanna scott robin scott vickie scribner michael selle dave selph john shaffer kathryn sheppard dave shorthill pamela shupe gordon simanwn carl simons edward skelton rick smiley artle smith . 5, f 2 X f me ll U g i X .A ,, A .Q K s 'e f Q t ' ,.:, - X . K g ' l I i ,- fl : Q 1 ' .. . , .3 5 q YZ: G. W Nj K 2? g. , :l N theresa smith pamela Steele judy stone peggy stricker douglas stalling ellen steeves tim stone carl stroud W l . .1 Q wg. 5 , ,... 'V , - it .. x x N 1 Yi X N g E ' v A I KX dona taylor paul tison gary wlar robert tollison douglas tomkins nikki tresham jessia trevino danny trimn J an ,J 0 4 it 1 X 1 J I' ff ' ff f ' , f 1 . f , ff? 4 ' If 101, , NU, . ,I f f Sfff f 'fx f ' 5? FL! A ' A I L 1 H , , Y , ,, , , , I f r ' 1 . J I f' r . 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V55 Yi 1 it ls elaine welsh sharon westbrook dennis wetherall joseph whitish ronald wick robert wiggins peggy Wilkins kristine williams thomas williams maureen wilson jim winebarger marsha woelk cheryl wren dave wright dennis wright vicky wright richard wuitschick gary young mike young , .ki. ,qw fiat X I W 'Q' sf El? xg- YA S Q e-4 'A chester youngblood Q X' Q' mary zcigler ' 8. '-v junior life favorites kathy mahaffey and karl rickenback u -1, W '11 -- . ' I f .-.11 :--A 419383, 15 V. ' 1 x .panning W Q ix 5 . li f 'f ,I Q SE ii We M e , . 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Q X x M F N., . 3 ,is 'F A a H., , f 4 1 i, - v :'. sam weaver jerry wllklns debble winz debo rah wright phyllls young h fu- ,el e mark wells cathie williams patti witters bobbi wycoff glenda youngblood 7 krls whetsler leanna williams regina woods sophomore life favorites mary morgan and ron smith ofoo W I I: L SCH HIGH O SC PA Q A. s. s. seAsoN ncxer if .. AW' G wr fl, X 2 seAsoN 1910-71 WWW? Uh, I X l 1 U0i.'l't ll' : Zfiiii My XXX LHL' .- .qst ,lgj-.1 -- IQ unalonco Tucxevs WILL at c0l..L.e:o1'f:o vi LI ' EZ' fzz T If First semester officers left to right: Cindi Schmidli, Treasurerg Debbie Covington, Secretaryg John Johnson, Vice Presidentg Katie Greenlee, Publicity Director. Not shown: Brad Meyer, President. Associated Student Bod y Second semester officers left to right: Judy Van Buren, Secretaryg Greg Bell, President: Kris McRae, Publicity Directorg Steve LaPage, Vice Presidentg Dave O'Connor, Assistant Publicity Director. Not shown: Mary Lyn Milam, Treasurer. i -M., . ,gt '-.,.,. J-. hi .,- ,V . ii 435: H .r . .rw 88 Student Act1 zty Counczl '11 Lf- Qfj First semester representatives first row left to right: Mitch Newell, Julie Crevatin, Kris Williams, Pat Cooney. 2nd row: Jeanie Andrewjeski, Vickie Roberts, Kathy Sheppard, Zona Smith, Greg LaVoie. 3rd row: Blaine Hulse Bill Elliott, Steve LaPage, Lon Elledge, Gary Eby, Sue Merk, Mary Sargent. Second semester representatives first row left to right: Mark Hedman Mary Sargent Rosie Guayardo Sue Merk Zona Smith. 2nd row: Clair Enlow, Marilyn Clifford, Debbie Covington Mitch Madison G1 eg LaVo1e Steve La Page, Rich Robinson. student government Every individual student has responsibilities to student government. It is his responsibility to elect good, capable, and above all, qualified and interested representatives to the ASB and SAC Councils. In the election of ASB officers, it is a student's duty to vote, and vote wisely. It is his duty, also, to familiarize himself with the workings of the student government and with the ASB Constitution. He should feel obli- gated to participate in homeroom meetings and to contribute any ideas or suggestions which he may have. Even though he may not be a member of either of the councils, he should be willing to help any coun- cil member or officer. Your student government will be functionally successful as long as each individual student assumes his responsibilities. Second semester President, Bart Gallant Sophomore Class fficers i The twofold purpose of the Sophomore class is to improve our school in every Way possible and to be- come an integral part of the high school by observing all the rules and regulations and participating in ac- tivities. The functions or activities of this class in- clude: sponsoring a concession at one football game, the building of the traditional Homecoming bonfire, presenting a Sophomore Class Assembly and keeping the P in the stadium clean and painted. Second semester officers left to right: Mary Sargent, Noel Price, Ron Smith, Rosie Guajardo. First semester officers left to right: Fred Davenport, Patti Skelton, Russ Salvadelena, Jeanie Andrewjeski. 4 i it 'L X Q z . I I -Xl., 2 1 1' 1.5.1 .. E t x N . .f Q x X - 4 Q t A, .is 1, Q t A ---115, 4 First semester officers left to right: Cheryl Koster, Bill Hays, Keith Hegg, Kathy Mahaffey. Second semester officers left to right: Betty Wells, Karl Richenbach, Peggy Wilkins, Dolly Hand. jk The purpose of the Junior class is to work toward class spirit and cooperation on all class projects. Regularly scheduled projects of this class are: sup- porting a concession at one football game, promoting the Junior-Senior Prom, producing the Junior Class Assembly and providing ushers and usherettes for Baccalaureate and Commencement. Junior C lass Officers Senior Class Ufficers The purpose of the Senior class is to uphold the traditions and high standards of Pasco Senior High School, to qualify for various offi- ces, to maintain the dignity vest- ed in the class as seniors, and to unify the members in a friendly, respected class. The projects del- egated to this class are: a conces- sion stand at one football game, the Senior Class Assembly, the Junior-Senior Prom and Class Day. Second semester officers left to right: Nancy Miller, Rick Getchell, Sue Merk, Trudy Dahl. First semester officers officers left to right: Judy Van Buren, Steve Quarders, Ilene Yasemsky, Dan Wick. i V ,tm .1 N Boys' and Girls S tate -',..s4L El nf S ,!k.L' '. -N . ggfi.-, ,fs 511, 5 ' 'S 'E' A wx N . 'f A L 'fN l Q X!!! iii' v if- --Tf 1 . . ' 9 f , fe . , . - . 2 ff 62 Left to right: Rich Robinson, Dan Wick, Mitch Madison, Brad Meyer The purpose of Boys' and Girls' State is to provide citizenship and training for students in their junior year of high school. At Boys' and Girls' State, government is studied from precinct . level to city and county government. A State Legislature is organized and two United States Senators are elected to represent Washington State at the na- tional convention. Students are recommended and screened by the faculty on the basis of leadership , citizenship , character , courage, honesty, scholarship, coop- erativeness and physical fitness. llene Yasemsky ax I : J . s 93 Bjorn Bergefors Osberto Cuellar Peter Chen Foreign Exchange I have always thought of Washington as a green state, so it was a really big surprise when I arrived in August, and I saw the desert land, The change in living wasn't so big. Sweden is just a couple years behind in the living standards . I lived until semester time with the Don Wicks, a wonderful family. At that time I moved to the Spence Jileks. My father is a pharmacist in Borlange about 120 miles north of Stockholm. My mother is a usual housewife, My sister works at a phar- macy in another town and my brother goes to the college to study economics . Q.- It's really hard for me to express my opinion about America, except what I have heard and what I have seen. America is one of the wealthiest nations not only economically but also educa- tionally. That is the reason I'm here for. I'm glad to be in Pasco. I think it's a very nice school compared to some others schools I know. My parents are still back in Okinawa. My father works in a private air line. My two brothers are here already. One of them stays in the University of Oregon. The other stays in New York. FJ.. American Field Serswce Before I came to the United States, I knew what a great country that it is, and I really can tell it now. I've had a lot of new experiences and very good im- pressions about American people. They have been so kind with me and I am very grateful. If this is not my happiest year, I am sureit will be one of my happiest years that I ever had. Now, something about my family back home. My father is a lawyer, works for the government in the Foreign Affairs Department just like a judicial assessor. My mother does not work out of the house. It is really very hard to find a housewife, who has a job, just like many typical American wives do. That is the custom. My sister is 22 years old. She is my only sister: she was a stewardess of an air line. She is going to be married pretty soon. COMM? 64462111 lst row left to right: Peter Chen, Teresa Allen, Kay Storment, Mary Stiles, Kevin Brown, Jan Ross. 2nd row: Shelly Steele, Derek Brown, Marcia Norman, Pam Steele, Bjorn Bergefors. , . L' 3, , Q AW ....t,..., 'IT mn-mann Rr-:D CRoS5 Red Cross is a newly formed club at PHS. The main project this year included sponsoring a letter to the Hanoi govern- ment concerning prisoners of war. Left to right: Dave Burnett, Ira Schmidt, Heidi Nachtmann. Not shown: Rhetta Dunne, Andy Walker. The Pasco High Stage Crew is composed of stu- S dents who work on the many productions and func- tions scheduled at PHS. They are responsible for staging, lighting, and the public address system. It is their duty to stage the class assemblies. lst row left to right: Merrilee Roberts, Rondi Horrobin, Patti Skelton. 2nd row: Jean Venable, Patti McDonald, Ann Patrick, Rita Hand. 3rd row: Dwight Hughes, Duane Hughes, Sandra Covington, Kathy Fry, Marilyn Maruca, Eileen Sullivan, Tom Savage. 4th row: Leslie DeLay, Armando Morales, Stan Stinson, Dave Wright, Brett Hulet. l The Girls' League at Pasco Senior High School is made up of all girls registered at P,H,S. The purpose of this organiza- tion is to promote leadership, friendli- ness, and activity among girls. Officers are elected by all girls at Pasco High, and these, with Girls' League repre- sentatives fone elected from each home- roomy make up the Girls' League Council. In the past year, Girls' League decorated a float for the Homecoming Parade and also gave the Homecoming Coronation Tea in honor of the queen and her court. They made a Christmas basket for a needy family and elected a girl-of -the -month for each month and a girl -of-the-year. Girls' Left to right: Linda Hockaday, Secretary, Julie Crevatin, Vice- I 'ea U President, Judy Van Buren, Presidentg Sue Merk, SAC Repre- sentative. iaww ...... ,.,...,..-V ie m Left to right: Paula Rogers, Suzi Daigler, Joan Middleton, Left to right: Andrea Mason, Laura Batch, Terri Nelson Kathy Livermore, Lorraine Barnes, Vickie Cadby, Jeanie Chaney, Anne Patrick. Lettermen Membership in Boys' Lettermen is earned whenever a guy at Pasco Senior High is awarded a letter in a varsity sport. The club is primarily a service club in that its functions are to assist various activities With- in the high school and to organize all boys' lettermen into one club. lst row left to right: Ron Bruce, Rick Hodgson, Paul Burgess , Larry Lenhart, Bob Smith, Manuel Guajardo, Steve Kuhn, Steve Bailie, Paul Haliday, 2nd row: Alan Bacon, Doug Jones, Frank Lyons, Steve Lamb, Mike Vincent, Pat Dockstader, Jim Ossman, Gary Eby, Bill DiBrito, Mith Newell, 3rd row: Gary Weaver, Gary Young, Jerry Ossman, George Duffy, Wade Robinson, Chuck Modrell, Don Buckles , Paul Wattenburger, Troy Locatti, 4th row: Mark Collier, Ron Harter, Ruben Rodriguez, Bruce Patrick, Steve Maruta,,John Rupp, 5th row: Wayne LaMonica, Kris Mehlenbacher, Roger Lee, Guy Madison, Ken Lochridge, Jack Lamb, Jim Lucas, Tom Savage, Boys' Booting Association is a newly formed club this year at PHS. It is strictly a club for guys. Its main purpose is to promote pep and school spirit at all games, pep assemblies, and rallies. BRA showed the strength of PHS spirit at all the football, basketball, and wrestling meets. 1 X lst row left to right: Rick Wuitschick, Dick Southwick, Rick Getchell Steve Kuhn 2nd row Lester Maier John Merk Rick Kennaugh Doug M111er, Regan Hastings, Gary Eby, Galen Peterson. ,ff Y mf bug a . 'T R yd . A yur Y 1st row left to right: Becky Watts, Carolyn Mathews, 2nd row: Kathy Mahaffey, Julie Crevatin, Vickie Roberts, 3rd row: Gretchen Swanberg, Cinda Finck, Marsha Woelk, Beth Watts, Sue Kuffel Pep Squad Pasco High's Pep Squad consists of ten girls chosen by the student body in the spring. Their main goal is to pro- mote pep and spirit throughout Pasco High's activities . On mornings of important games the girls would get up at 5 o' clock and put up spirit signs in the players' yards, This year a pep squad class was organized for the girls so that they could create routines and pep assemblies . Mrs. Monica Lamb, and Mrs. Carol Potts, advisors, devoted much of their time to the pep squad and their activities. The pep squad reunion, pop bottle drives , class pin sales , and an after -the-game dance are just a few of the many ac- tivities that filled the year. They also decorated the boys' locker room and bought the players apples and oranges. '04- -K ji, 101 V eg Key Club Key Club is an organization of the key boys of the high school whose basic aim is to give service to the school and community. As a tradition at Pasco High School, the Key Club again this year reaffirmed its reputation as the most active club devoted to service in the school, Key Club is the recipient of the school's service award and winner of commendations from the administration. This year's projects included: production and selling of the football and basketball programs , sponsoring the Kiwanis limcheon for our Homecoming Court, Halloween Candy Sales, Christmas tree donations, Christmas Benefit Party for the retarded children of the area, the spring picnic for members plus making our annual contributions to the American Field Service and Associated Student Body Fund. Through a tapping of outstanding ninth graders prior to their sophomore year and a gradual enlistment of interested Juniors and Seniors the club, an understudy of Kiwanis, builds a powerful core of athletes , stu- dent body officers and scholars whose shared purpose is to serve others while enriching themselves, lst row left to right: Peter Chen, Larry Lenhart, Thurman Magee, Paul Burgess, Noble Johnson, Manuael Guajardo, Greg Bell Mike Mason, Dana Morrow, 2nd row left to right: Gary Eby, Bart Gallant, Bob Smith, John Johnson, Bob Castlebcrry, Derek Brown, Mike Vincent, John Nestor, Greg LaVoie, 3rd row left to right: Mitch Newell, Joel Such, Ken Jones , Brad Meyer, Gary Weaver. in ,-wi q ' ,ffrnnni .1711 lst row left to right: Shelley Arbogast, Dawn Regnier, Sandra Beardsley. 2nd row: Lorraine Barnes, Jackie Johnson, Glenda Youngblood. Girls' R. O. T. C. The Girls' R,O, T, C, is a service group, repre- senting Pasco Senior High in drill competition at major parades throughout Washington state. They participated in the Apple Blossom Festival and Lilac Parades. Included in the activities of the Rifle Team are rifle competition with schools at Walla Walla, Washington and Boise, Idaho. lst row left to right: Sandra Beardsley, Olivia Perez, Debbie Labow, Shelley Arbogast, Marilyn Hardt. 2nd row: Colonel Lynch, advisor, Lorraine Barnes, Dawn Regnier, Jackie Johnson, Cecila Lunders, Lila Dempsey, Renee Courchaine, Glenda Youngblood. fi' Ji 'uf 'L 'V is -.. o nqqz. mi'- L, 10 G.A.A. Membership in the Girls' Athletic Association is open to any P,H,S. girl. The purpose of G,A.A, is to provide healthy leisure time activities , develop physical fitness, skills, and sportsman- ship among the girls of Pasco Senior High, The accomplishment of this pur- pose is attempted through organized meetings held after school once a week and special sports -days. lst row, left to right: Terry Jackson, Flora Gibson, Sheryl Bell, Jo Ann Henderson, 2nd row: Beverly Smith, Doranne Beed, Renee Bell, Barbara Grover, Tami Knapstad, Nina Smith, Kathy Fry, Merrilee Roberts, 3rd row: Susan Quarders, Debbie Hansey, Merry Hansey, Sandra Covington, 4th row: Linda Middlebrough, Becky Simpson, Patti Witters, Rondi Horrobin, Marilyn Maruca, Phyllis Hardt, Jackie Johnson, Heidi Nachtmann, 5th row: Susan Lane, Kathy Hedman, Cindy Ricks, Kathy Lyons, Ellen Steeves, Mary Sullivan, Cecilia Lunders, Marcia Fanning, 6th row: Rita Beasley, Deborah Covington, Zona Smith Kathy Shepard, Mrs. Covington, Advisor, Mindy Turner, Audrey Wilcox, Penny Paine. ins s Nam Vince Rowley takes part in St, Pat's Christmas celebration. The Future Teachers of America is open to any Pasco Senior High School student who is interested in teaching Qualifications for membership are that a student must maintain a 2, 5 grade average and show an active interest toward the meetings and activities of the club, The purpose of FTA is to enable its members to study and to identify the qualities, traits, and aptitudes which are basic for successful teaching, V The function or activities of the club include visitation days, participation in Homecoming activities, and vari- ous teaching experiences. gg bibs ttss It 'Ye xxxf. Sheryl Bell discusses her next assignment with Miss Webster, Emerson pupils benefit from FTA coaching, Staff members: Mrs . Schwab, advisor, Zona Smith, editor, Kathy Mahaffey, co-editor, Sara Brown, Kathryn Chalmers, Julie Crevatin, Suzi Daigler, Bruce Dix, Sandy Gunselman, Janice Larsen, Penny Lee, Richard Pyne, Jeff Rickel, Paula Rogers Kelly Schultz, Patti Skelton, Belinda Smiley, Doug Stallings , Janice Wuitschick, Judy Van Buren, Sami Winz. The official mouthpiece of the administration, faculty, and students of Pasco Senior High School Published by the Journalism II class for the students of Pasco Senior High Schoolg Pasco, WA 99301, bi-monthly editorial sponsor: Harold Briggs co-editors: Kris McRae and Nada Oakley assistant editors: Brenda Brecto, Patty Puckett and Paula Smith makeup: Joe Hall and Steve Hegg business: Vicki Eby sports: Dick Southwick, Gary Toler and Aaron Spike Rogers photographer: Dave O'Connor exchanges: Cindi Peterson proofreaders: Leslie Carl and Bruce Mingus reporters: Rick Eaton, Chris Kasparek, Donna Mcliercghan, Kerry Neuberger and Cindy Ricks . ki Club Unloading at Mission Ridge for a weekend of skiing. Ski Club is an active club both at school and on the ski slopes. In December they invaded the slopes of Mission Ridge for two days of skiing and stayed at the Crescent Bar Resort near Wenatchee. In March, the Ski Club went to Stevens Pass for three days and stayed at Skykomish High School, former high school of advisor, Bill Henry. Their school projects included selling school telephone directories to finance ski trips and also to help pay for the Pasco Ski Club shirts. Ski Club snowed the Vocal Music Department in a co-ed basketball game between the two groups. y , Ext li if 'ii H Q 51 fgff' ,.ii V , if 1 st lm. gt 1, nr ' 'ix Y',TX.! E vi f-J.. 5 f S 55 . NE 5 , K X 4 M. A: ' ' ' , X l I HJ RSI' ,ya -qw-1 -5 3,1 11: 'ill Q' 9' 1 fm 3 Pg . 1. 1 W A U wx ' 4 A .sr , ......,LN 3 Q fiw S x Q :gg . IW W w'5'f W ik v q q sv SV . f. '1 S1 9 f is sf .Q .mwvg 5.35 Q 'S 0 rf' Ts 5 K ii' . 5 331, 2 -X 3' I .lm 'Z Xi .7 . ...wwf-mm17. 6 .. RR 5' 5 S: .1 MN .A.X .X ISL Q S 4, . A.w.k-'NA K wg: api. M W 5 - , xx - . 5 . X i ff fs ,. fr A s gi 1+ x ' R QQ N 'F 4 XQ'b5'Qs . -- . .iii ' , .. . . K. 5. 7 :A egg .,11iQy -if 1 4 ,. si, . 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Pasco High Hi - Liters Drill Team tryouts are held in the spring and again in the fall and are open to any Pasco High girl, The team uses basic military drills for the football season and dance routines during the basketball season. The group attends Drill Team workshops in Yakima and Kennewick and sponsors a workshop at Pasco High in the spring, The Hi-Liters also sponsor the annual Pasco High carnival. lst row left to right: Sue Merk, Nancy Miller, Debbie Covington, Julie Crevatin, Annette Myhres, Barb Wade. 2nd row: Chris Wolf, Robert Door, Mitch Madison, Clair Enlow, Penny Berglund, Shelley Steele. Honor Society To be considered for membership in National Honor Society Junior students must have a grade point average of 3.5 and Senior students must have a grade point aver- age of 3.2. Prospective members must also meet the following course require- ments: two years of mathematics falgebra and geometryjg two years of science to be chosen from biology, advanced biology, chemistry and physicsg and they must have taken or be in the process of taking a foreign language. All students who meet the above criteria are rated by the faculty with regard to character, leadership and service. The faculty rating determines the National Honor Society membership. Membership of the chapter consists of not more than 15 per cent of the Senior class and 5 per cent of the Junior class. lst row left to right: Kris McRae, Ilene Yasemsky, Nada Oakley, Leslie Carl, Ruth Gladden, Nancy Skinnell 2nd row: Steve Quarders, Dan Wick, Jeanie Williams, Marcia Norman, Mary Stiles, Pat Blakley. W gir W Wx 0 . J' 1' 5.4355 .X X 55 X s w X ' X X Rx ,,, , 1 Q5 .f ,b.: , , ? +L , n 4 'L , 9 - X 1 4: Xu X X 5? .ff-'xnxx' Q Ni X 52 M .X X L Km tkxlk 3: A W Q ' Atv' x X 5,1 9 xx Q2 X Z' ? FTA urs 4 Debate Debating at Pasco Senior High is conducted through a regularly scheduled class, 'Mem- bers travel throughout Washington State par- ticipating in various debate tournaments, and entering other forensic activities, such as speech contests, oratorical contests, and in- terpretive readings. Donna Twehus, Gene Pugnetti Tom Moore, Ruth Giadden Bernice Napier, Jill Gillis Kris McRae, Bill O'Nei1 Lux The D, E, Club is the organization composed of members of the Distributive Ed- ucation Class. Only seniors can be enrolled in this class. The purposes of D, E, are to further, through leadership, the welfare of various occupations and to foster a responsibility for contributing through business activities to the civic, social, and moral welfare of society. ' D,E, manages the Kennel, and assumes the full responsibility for buying and selling. 347 6 3 4 fr' f va ff dmv-v Left to right: Nancy Skinnell, Don Michael, Dave Ross, Susan Avery. Wireless O t I Aviation Club not only plans but builds for the future. Their pro- ject for the next three to five years involves assembling a two seater, low wing airplane from Wood that is capable of flying up to 170 m.p.h. The Pasco High Wireless Club is now two years old. This year has been the most productive. In the fall an antenna was built on the roof of the Industrial Arts wing. Through bottle drives, enough money was raised to buy a voice transmitter, In Feb- ruary four members received their amateur licenses. As the year ended, Wireless was constructing an AM broadcasting station. Left to right: Gordon Anderson, Mr. Gunnison, advisor, Carl Strode, Le McCombs, Bill Schnettler, Paul Thompkins. s King, Lon Elledge, Mike Selle, Ron Q 5 i Q U Art Club To be a member of the PHS Art Club, a student docs not have to be taking an art course. He may submit a portfolio of his art work or a letter telling why he wants to join, to the club members who, in turn, vote on his admittance into the club. The club has no dues and makes its money selling art works and services, such as posters, programs, dance decorations, and jew- elry. The c1ub's activities consist of art auctions and exhibits, art workshops, field trips to see exhibits, work meetings, sketch trips, sponsoring guest speakers, and driftwood gathering in the spring. This year Art Club decorated the stage for our Homecoming Assembly, and had many popcorn ball sales. The money was used to buy art supplies. Left to right: Kelly Marks, Ira Schmidt, Mrs. Benham, advisor, Greg LaVoie, Donzell Milam, John Hoyt, Mike Pond, Heidi Nachtmann , Dave Burnett, Paula Rogers . . E 'val , -QN- it 4. Q -. 1st row left to right: Kirk Bair, Treasurer, Bart Larson, Reporter, George Duffy, Sentinel, David Geisler, Chaplain, 2nd row: Jim Ossman, President, Jerry Ossman, Vice-President, Bryan Alford, Secretary . F.F.A. This year the Pasco FFA Chapter traveled to many towns throughout Washington on twenty-five judging trips in state competition for state judging points. With the fi- nancial help of the Sears 8: Roebuck Foundation, the FFA purchased three registered Chesterwhite gilts. The FFA sponsored a rodeo with contestants from all over the state of Washington, During the year the FFA held concession stands at the football and basketball games. They held a banquetin appreciation of parents, teachers , and other Ag and FFA-minded citizens for their help in FFA. A Kiddies' Fair was held for elementary students in Pasco, They won numerous awards at fairs for showing and herdsmanship. The FFA was the Number One Chapter in District IV which includes all of Eastern and Central Washington, The Senior Class traveled to the Pacific International Livestock Ex- position in Portland and participated in the show one week- end. Thirty new members were initiated into FFA this year as greenhands . p Other members: Larry Leighton, Steve Erlenbush, Carroll Bumpaous, Larry Hall, Mark Andrewjeski, Mike Calloway, Jerry Burnet, Pz1tDockstader, Dave Meredith, Tom Williams, Jim Winebarger, Dennis Wright, Gary Moore, Duane Dodson, Lyle Buckingham, Brian Long, Bob Olson, Mike McWhorter, Gary Cornett, Owen Miller, Arnie Haag, Jim Picken, Dave Geisler, Bart Larson, Bryan Alford, Jim Ossman, Jerry Ossman, Kirk Bair, George Duffy, Chuck Deines, Gary Galstad, Dalas Harris, Dennis Redmond, 5 .MMA h..v..f-.1 milf lst row left to right: Roger Bitton, Rick Smiley, Bill O' Neil, Dave Hill, Bill DiBrito, Art Christain, Virgil Burns, Steve O' Neil Daryl Garrison, Ron George, 2nd row: Mr. R, Everts, Instructor, Mike Fluharty, Mike Mason, Dwight Benson, Mike Akerman Dan Moberly, Gail Crawford, Debra Meredith, Brenda Bates, Linda Sandquist, Carol Downing, Mindy Turner, Debbi Rogers, Jeannie Andrewjeski, Mr. W. Caldwell, Instructor, Mike Larson, 3rd row: Ray Orcutt, Ron Baggett, Pat Ross, Russ Salvadalena, Joe Stevens, Einar Frimodt, Don McCall, Jerry Chaney, Jim Kestin. Q 1 4 AZ ' , I, .1 --. YV.. w . a f X M aj orette betty wells Drum M aior galen peterson . L4 f R 192 Marching Band 'GSEQG1 -- . x. X ' ' 'R - a-Nm-vc' - 1 -SE-f'il lst row left to right: Derek Brown, Janice Olson, Debbie Smith, Kevin Brown, Joni Campbell, Kris Mehlenbacher, Lisa VanWink1e, Ruth Cartmell, Ma.ry Pugnetti, Kathy Williams, George Haas, Jill Gillis, Renee Burgess, 2nd row: Stephanie Jones, Bob Tollison, Patty Puckett, Diane Saenz, JoAnn Rutkauskas, Karen Smith, Kay Storment, Cheryl Milner, Susan Montgomery, Greg Riddle, Steve Robbins, Roger Nelson, Kim Mann, Rick Hodgson, Wayne LaMonica, Beth Henriques, 3rd row: Ruth Hoff, Scott Toyoda, Allen Bacon, Cliff LaBow, Angie Porath, Mike Easterday, Ernest Allen, Susan Meyers, Rick Eaton, Richard Job, Doug Murri, Tom Peterman, Reid Murray, Jan Ross, Don Johnson, Jim McMains, Russ Salvadelena, Mike Clancy, Russ Rogers Dexel Peters, Dave McCall, 4th row: Dave Reid, Gene Pugnetti, Bob Lender, Dana Larson, Jeff Clark, Andy Nachtmann, Brett Hulet, Dallas Kenworthy, Tony Mills, Turner Hewitt, Roger Lee, Chris Wolfe, Dave Wright, Dzui Wick, Brian Andelin, Ed Williams, Tom Savage, Kim Smith, Lon Elledge, Bruce Bode, Andy Luvaas, Richard Wuitschick, 5th row: Penny Berglund, Heidi Nachtmann, Kris Rogtus, Deborah Covington, Stephanie Hauge, Sandra Covington, Janie Holly, Phyllis Hardt, Marvella Farnsworth, Mr. Herbig, Instructor, Betty Wells, Galen Peterson, The Pasco High Marching Band brought home sev- eral awards after their competition against twelve other high school bands in state meets. Titled best half-time entertainment, they were also named Number One in the state, Galen Peterson won best drum major and a twenty-five dollar savings bond, The band marched in the spring Lilac Parade, Spokane and the Apple Blossom Parade, Wenatchee. They sponsor Fall, Winter, and Spring Concerts in which they play classical, show ttmes , and contem- T porary music. The Orchestra was on the road this year too, They displayed a full wind and string instrumental group during their visit to other high schools . Stage Band is a select group of twenty-five mem- bers which performs and entertains at school ac- tivities and social functions, Their type of music in- cludes jazz, rock, big band, and blues. This year Stage Band has entered contests in Portland, Oregon and Moscow, Idaho and represented Pasco High School well. In April, Stage Band sponsored and held a contest at Pasco High School inviting all the bands in the North West. Bands were judged and given special awards and trophies. Mr , Herbig Orchestra 1st row left to right: Rulene Rigby, pianist, Mark Hedman, Roseanna Doane, Steve Hegg, Wendy Bartanen, Susan Avery, Rita Austin, Mitch Madison, Clair Enlow, 2nd row: Shelly Steele, Jean Kern, Jane Storkel, Pam Steele, Kathy Emel, Jeri Steele, Jean Austin, Ralph La Compte, Tom Fortier, 3rd row: Ernest Allen, Susan Meyers, Renee Burgess, Mr. Herbig, Instructor, Penny Payne, Heidi Nachtmann, Penny Berglimd, Joni Campbell, Patty Puckett, Derek Brovsm, Allen Bacon, Tom Peterman, Roger Lee, Bruce Bode, Rick Eaton, Tony Mills, Dana Larson, Gene Pugnetti, lst row left to right: Renee Burgess, Derek Brown, Allen Bacon, Kevin Brown, Wayne LIllVI0l1iC!1, Marvin Nelson, Mike Easterday, 2nd row: Galen Peterson, Mike Young, Kim Smith, Richard Job, Rick Eaton, Bruce Bode, 3rd row: Dave Carter, Dave Carpenter, Tom Fortier, Mitch Madison, Tony Mills, Dana Larson, Gene Pugnetti, Brett llulet, Roger Lce, Chris Wolf Jim McMains, Dan Wick, Tom Savage, Eddie Williams, Dave Wright, Mr. Herbig, Instructor, tage Band -L64- i 5 ' 7 1st row left to right: Martha Stucky, Kris Williams, Dana Morrow, Dave Olson, Debbie Vickery, pianist, 2nd row: Bob Linder, Mr. Potts, Instructor, Mary Stiles, Coni Essinger, Sara McFadden, Chris Kramer, Greg Bell, Mike Young, 3rd row: Dave Carpenter, Tony Mills, Robin Stilwell, Katie Greenlee, Marilyn Clifford, John Patrick, Dwayne Cooper, John Noelder. Modern Choir and Girls' Chorus lst row left to right: Terri Jackson, Kris Whetsler, Anne Patrick, Ina Cazier, Peggy Cornet, Darlene Messick, Eileen Sullivan Andrea Mason, Susan Haines, Lydia Smith, Betty Ross, Mr. Potts, Instructor, Piper Pischel, Pianist, 2nd row: Mary Morgan, Bev Smith, Rhonda Mann, Debbie Winz, Barbara Clarkston, Kathy Underwood, Susan Bohon, Cheryl Scott, Patti Skelton, Cindy Hayden, Susan Longsworth, 3rd row: Jean Austin, Terri Nelson, Rita Hand, Cheryl Rossi, Donna Taylor, Jean Venable, Janie Robinson, Patti McDonald, Phyllis Young, Marilyn Maruca, Debbie Murray The talented Music Department takes part in many activities throughout the school year. The Concert Choir and Girls' Chorus put on four regular concerts during the past year and they entered several contests throughout the eastern part of the state. The Modern Choir plays quite a role, not only for P,H,S, but also for the city of Pasco. It staged numerous light concerts for almost all of the city's organiza- tions and provided the clubs with various types of entertainment. In addition, Modern Choir ' participated in Swing Choir festivals in Portland, Oregon and Auburn, Washington, The vocal music department tries to participate in at least one exchange assembly with another Tri-City school or another school in the state. We feel that the music department is one of the finest in our area! 1st row left to right: Kathlynn Emel, Roseanna Doane, Kris McRae, Kris Williams, Dana Morrow, David Olsen, Osberto Cuellar Chris Kramer, John Noelder, Greg Bell, Mike Mason, Teresa DeHart, Vicky Wright, Martha Stucky, Gretchen S,va,nberg, Linda Hockaday, Cathy Case, 2nd row: Mr. Potts, Instructor, Meredith Siebe, Denise Scheel, Marcia Norman, Karen Berg, Debbie Vickery, Lyrm Eiclmieyer, Larry Derting, Tony Mills, Karl Flem, Leonard Wright, Ron Reid, Debra Mears, Sara McFadden, Marilyn Clifford, Marsha Woelk, Susan Kuffel, Mary Sullivan, Jane Gordon, Sheri Wren, 3rd row: Mary Stiles, Judy Everitt, Eileen Gunselman, Dolly Hand, Dave Carpenter, Dan Roberts, John Shaffer, Jim Jameson, Doug Thomplcins, Larry Smith, Ellen Steeves, Vickie Roberts , Joyce Pentecost, Joan Ryder, Susan Morgan, Rhetta Dunne, 4th row: Jackie Johnson, Karla Monson, Susan Avery, Dana Holt, Robin Stilwell, Andy Cazier, Guy Madison, Harold Gillespie, Rick Gillespie, Tom Morrison, Dwayne Cooper, Raymond Orcutt, Tom Delp, Mary Warwick, Coni Essinger, Katie Greenlee, Karen Luvaas, Mary Schultz, Erin Burd. B. S. U. Many people have a misconception about the Black Student Union. This is an organization for and by the black student. It is, as stated in our constitution, to take away the bad connotation of the word Black , We feel to do this, we have to get ourselves together and show people of the community and the school, just what we can do. We don't want to work against the A, S, B, , but with it for the good of all. That means every one has to be represented. Also, as stated in our constitution, we would like to bring understanding between each other. . J Q. a f L K xii- ' ' 'F :Q , Q A e as D i ' is H .-J h ssl ' 4 'ffl' 5 BAIUKUAY YK UA! HUKBDAY VVEUNEBUA Y UESUAY MUNUAY SUNDAY an 0 - - C0 N - P-4 w--:za I: fm- om P- Q mm- B Mecx m uo-N ND N wmeczn H-0222 H--:za E -zz.: H ora: m B -qw N -A 'rea Q N m o N 00 U C E ,, an l I. ? E 'C ai E N vw ON N N 5-w I St EL .E in .--1 OO N N A 5 . 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I 52? , We f' n f M 1 M, I i? 3 Homecoming 1 970 We're Almost There 1970 Homecoming really began this year at the Kick-Off Pep Assembly on Oct, 23, By the Very ringing of the auditorium and the din of applause, you could measure the success of this Homecoming, There were loud cheers for the theme We're Almost There, loud cheers for the dedication of Homecoming to Miss Boothe, and loud cheers for M, C, Greg Bell and each man in the Queen's Honor Guard, The student body rose unanimously with great applause for Queen Trudy Dahl and her Princesses and everyone seemed overwhelmingly pleased with the team's choices. Everyone was anxious for the 24th Annual Homecoming to begin, The first week in November, the official Homecoming week, was a busy one, crowded with activities. After quarter exams on Monday and Tuesday, the festivities really began, Booster tags, the sole means of financing our Homecoming, were being feverishly sold everywhere, On Wednesday, the student body wore black to mourn Kennewick's de- feat, Thursday was dress-up day and the Coronation Assembly, Queen Trudy and her Princesses were crowned, Pasco High alumni were wel- comed back and Coach Till praised our fine team amidst much applause. We were well entertained by the Stage Band, Modern Choir and Kathy Emel's rendition of the theme song, On Friday, we all wore purple and cheered for victory at the Pep Assembly, At 2:30 p,m, , the Pep Parade marched through downtown Pasco with Queen Trudy, her Princesses, and the Team, At 8:00 that night, we lit the bonfire, Saturday, we held the climax of Homecoming Week, the game be- tween Pasco and Kennewick in the Lion's Den, Pasco scored an over- whelming 18-0 victory over Kennewick and won her first Homecoming game in 24 years, On Saturday night, we celebrated our victory at a truly unforgettable Homecoming Ball and ended a most memorable Homecoming, WEN 3 s.. n, Ill! .4 f paxil Wx... T November 2-3 - Quarter exams 4-7 - Homecoming 11 - Admissions Day - no school 9-15 - Ballard students here 15-21 - Pasco students at Ballard The cross country team awarded Bob Underwood the Ira R. Scott Outstanding Cross Country Award. Left to right: Rich Cherry, Zona Smith, Greg Bell, Kathy Maha.ffey and Brad Meyer. In November, Pasco High participated in a student exchange with Ballard High School in Seattle. Seven Ballard students visited PHS for a week. They sat in on classes and toured the Tri-City area. Zona Smith, Kathy Mahaffey, Greg Bell, Brad Meyer, and Rich Cherry returned to Seattle with the Ballard seven and visited their high school for a week. The purpose of the exchange was to improve inter- school relations. Xa r ' ,, e - ski: 4 4 December 7 - Pasco Faculty vs. KALE disc jockeys 18 - Christmas Concert 19 - Key Club Christmas Dance 23 - Christmas vacation begins 28 - Alumni Basketball Game Pasco' s alumni return. Mr. Gregson grabs the ball from a KALE d.j. Wendy Bartanen wins 2nd place in the district finals in the Voice of Democracy Speech contest. January 1 5. 4 - Christmas vacation ends I., A 14-15 - semester exams , d 19 - end of lst semester PM A - rw.. , 28 - Junior Assembly H I ,A ng 1 g X 1' I A - J , 'i 66 ! octopus garden Junior Assembl 2 M. C. 's: Chuck Moddrell and Blaine Hulse. Lynn Eickmeyer, Teresa DeHart and Joan Ryder practice before the assembly. efveryone's gone to the moon February 2 - Soohomore Assembly 6 - Pep Squad Reunion 15 - Washing-ton's Birthday - no school 12-19 - Harambee Sophomore Assembly J NATIONAL BLACK HISTORY WE EK Black students at Pasco High School will observe Black History Week, February 12-19, the theme of which is Harambee 1 Let us all pull together. We invite all concerned students to join with us during our obser- vance. As a result of this recognition, black students hope that the entire PHS student body and faculty will have a keener appreciation of black peoples' contributions to American civilization The first celebration of National Black History week was in Washington, D,C, in 1926. This week was or- ganized by Dr. Carl G. Woodson and the Association for the Study of Blacks' Life and History. The associ- ation established the week in February so that it would fall during the birthdays of Lincoln and Fredrick Doug- las. FEBRUARY 12, 1971 Friday Tribute 1 Elijah Muhammand African dress 1 all black students shall wear some type of African garment. FEBRUARY 16 Tuesday Tribute 1 Gwendolyn Brooks Displays 1 there will be displays of the past and present of the black people in America. FEBRUARY 17 Wednesday Tribute 1 Black soldiers Classroom speakers 1 speakers will attend social study classes and present to them history of Black Americans. FEBRUARY 18 Thursday Tribute 1 Nina Simone Symbolism Day 1 Worn will be the symbol on V the front cover which means the intersoul of man that willbe accompaniedby a black band. Music will also be sponsored in the display case on this day. FEBRUARY 19 Friday Tribute - Issac Hayes Assembly 1 presented at 2:00-3:06 H aram bee . - . ia I P Y f- 1 Kwfm i 'Xu -A P, 'W Construction begins in the courtyard. Xo.,Xf. ,..,..gu 1 .X This year, Pasco High sponsored its first Pep Squad Reunion. Pep Squad members from the classes of 1931-1971 were honored Friday, Feb- ruary 5 at the Pep Assembly. The following morning, a clinic was held from 9 to 12 to teach the older members some cheers and they pre- formed at half time at the game that night. Fol- lowing the clinic, a luncheon was held at the Red Lion Motor Inn and everyone had a good time! Groundbreaking ceremony in February. Q1 V ki A 'A , 9,,sfi3,,xr Senior Assembly SW ' .Hr N 1 C r' - . X 'f1Q '1 1 .1 , LQ - . ...Q be V' .v f the devil made me do it! .. ii .N sm March 2 - Senior Assembly Pasco Faculty vs. Kennewick Faculty 5 - District at Yakima 12-13 - Regionals at Spokane 17-18 - quarter exams 25 - end of 3rd quarter ' N A -an 1 if ' 1 yr ' 34' A 3 Q in fd , 1 at 4? 9'-ai-R ., - - X M' N Q K W...-rw! Vt 1 N Q5 CR sf Q '55 . if-1552 -Elfxli. QQ. X Q Ti- A W ip!! X E3 N . X as Sf A J S Q 'Y' pasco 'victories gain regional title At the Friday night game in Spokane the Bulldogs played the Central Valley Bears, We came out on top with a 55-46 win, The same evening Richland overcame Shadle Park 67-66, This left Pasco and Richland to fight for the regional title on Saturday night. The Bulldogs pulled through one more time with a 57-54 triumph over Richland Saturday evening at the Coliseum, With this outstanding performance the Bulldogs headed for the state bas ketball tournament in Seattle for the second year in a row, Picture courtesy of Dale Schreck Q. A .Ai 5 . T T ,,.. Wt. ft Mfg Drama French Toast - a one act comedy The time is the night before Stoney's wedding. Everything is fine until Nanette, Stoney's old girlfriend, arrives from France and claims that she and Stoney are already married. Stoney spends a frantic night trying to keep Nanette a secret from his fiancee, but in the end, Nanette is discovered. Sue Bohon, Suki Patten and Teresa Allen rehearse for French Toast, thespians produce plays n Suki Patten, Dave Patten, Sue Bohon, Teresa Allen, are actors in French Toast. . . , . ,, Penny Berglund and Meredith Siebe rehearse for 'Pinch Me. Dave Patten, Tony Youngblood rehearse for Hpinch Men, Pinch Me - a one act comedy Danny Bates' unwanted female cousin comes for a visit and Danny and his friend Joe Gillis seek to make her stay as unpleasant as possible. But, just when things are set up, all their booby traps back- fire. In the end, the joke's on them. l r 44 Pasco High School's Top 1 6 Students 1st row left to right: Debra Mears, Katie Greenlee, Mary Hedman, Nancy Miller, Shelly Wilson, Debbie Hansey, Penny Lee, Annette Myhres, Rich Robinson. 2nd row: Bob Door, Mary Stiles, Nancy Skinnell, Marcia Norman, Elaine Pudwill Chris Wolf. 42 6. 3 3 1413? U 1 fuzz.-:wiv QQLZINH ' O All Sports 46 First row left to right: Kris Melhenbacher, Trackg Jim Ossrnan, Wrestlingg Alan Bacon, Baseball: Becky Watts, Pep Squad: Jim Zimmerman, Golfg John Johnson, Footballg Noble Johnson, Basketballg Rita Beasley, GAA. 2nd row: Bob Castleberry, Lettermeng Greg LaVoie, Tennisg Robin Stilwell, Pep Club, Not shown: Judy Tuggle, Drill Teamg Bob Underwood, Cross Country, State Wrestler iim ossman Bill DiBrito, assistant, and Jim pause as they are wished good luck. Bob Smith Steve Quarders and John Hofstrand Intramural Basketball This year Pasco High organized an Intramural Bas- ketball program consisting of twelve teams, These teams included interested sophomore, junior, and senior boys. The games took place before the regular school day began, Due to the enthusiasm the boys showed, the program was a success, Q Gary Tolar A XX. , Q S- An uncheckable hook shot by John Johnson, Guard Dave Warnick John Hofstrand and Jack Lockridge .aff Varsity and Jr. Varsity Bottom row, left to right: Bob Clements, Steve Lamb, Mike Vincent, Bob Smith, Roger Lee, Bob Castleberry, Ron Bruce, Charles Moddrell, Rick Hodson, Wayne LaMonica, 2nd row: John Rupp, Gary Young, Gary Babick, Bill Bowie, Troy Locati, Pat Dockstader, John Hayder, Don Buckles, Jim Buckler, Brian Sullivan, Jerry Smith, Artie Smith, Fred Ness, Bruce Patrick, Tom Savage. Top row: Coach Elmer Bailey, Kelly Schultz, Steve Patterson, Dwight Hughes, Karl Rickenback, John Johnson, George Duffy, Gary Weaver, David Penn, Mitch Madison, Kim Berg, Kenni Lockridge, Guy Madison, Head Coach Bill Till,.Coach Ray Reynolds. Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death I shall fear no evil because I'm the meanest .............. in the valley. Pasco Beats Richland The students of Pasco High School should know that football is not only a game in which muscle alone is involved, but it also demands great mental performance on the athletes' part, Foot- ball cannot be played with any amount of success 14 ---- 0 28 ---- zo unless the athlete puts forth one hundred percent effort, This effort is in the form of mental con- centration and rigorous training to maintain top physical condition, The football players, in order to produce good team effort, must display a good deal of self-discipline and show good sportsman- ship always, The Pasco Bulldogs have consistent- ly displayed these qualities, J Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco Offensive Big Eight Conference Kennewick Richland Eisenhower Wenatchee Moses Lake Davis Richland Walla Walla Kennewick First row, left to right: Troy Locati, George Duffy, Dwight Hughes, Mike Vincent, Bob Clements, John Johnson Kim Berg, 2nd row: Bob Smith, Mitch Madison, Ron Bruce, Bob Castleberry, 'a 'J Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco The Sophomore Football Team has displayed de- termination and skill, This combined with the desire to win makes for a great team, ' Sophomore Football Walla Walla 14 Kennewick 6 Richland 7 Walla Walla 14 Richland 9 Moses Lake 0 Kennewick 20 X p eii, ,l ,ix First row, left to right: Ron Passage, Ron Hager, Russell Salvadalena, Charles Cook, Arthur Christian, Les Simons, Mike McDuffee, Dan Booth, Tom Churman, Craig Johnson, 2nd row: John Rupp, Roger McCoskey, Rayn Smith, Vince Guajardo, Mark Vincent, Ron Smith, Rick Tufford, Chuck Dillon, Brad Dobry, 3rd row: Kevin Robinson, Paul Hemsworth, Vernon Smith, Karl Flem, Richard Quigley, Fred Davenport, Randy Wanamaker, Gordie Hoffman, Don Johnson, Billy Rubbert, Standing: Managers Kim Hixson, Bill Schnetler, John Moddrell, Jim Bias, Dave Corkrum, J,B, Arbogast, Dennis Austin, Russ Rodgers, Mike Reed, Joe Thompkins, David Moser, Danny Anderson, Jeff Railie, Doug Elliot, Mark Gurtisen, Mr, Tom Fleshman, Mr, Jack Glover, Q ww -u was it Varsit Basketball First row, left to right: Kieth Hegg, George Johnson, Bob Castleberry, Noble Johnson, Lynn Halsey, Kim Berg, 2nd row: Manager Kelly Schultz, Mark Schmit, Mitch Madison, Karl Richenback, Gordy Huffman, Rayford Guice, Rich Robinson, Manager John Modrell The fortune of PHS Basketball has returned from the peaks to the valleys, from the Year of the Horse to the Year of True Grit. The drive and determina- tion of this year's force has made up for some of its lack in size and experienceg however, this fine group of young men need no help when it comes to desire. The fierce pride which characterizes Mr. Monson's ball clubs over the years is still there, shown by the willing efforts of each member, shown by the unsel- fish approach displayed to a team effort which has born with itself respect and the knowledge that no problem in life will be too great for them to handle. Dedication--True Grit. bzg e1ght conference Pasco Davis 43 Pasco Walla Walla 69 Pasco Wenatchee 57 Pasco Kennewick 48 Paseo Eisenhower 65 Pasco Richland G3 Pasco Moses Lake 54 Paseo Walla Walla 49 Pasco Wenatchee 54 Paseo Kennewick 50 Pasco Eisenhower 50 Pasco Richland 45 Paseo Moses Lake 43 Pasco Davis 43 Ballet in the Sky Bob drives in and up for 2, , it, 4 Q? ,xv I , Trainer Managers: John Modrell, Kelly Schultz Rebound by Johnson 'rf , x .1 faf I s Jr. Varsity First row left to right: Jim Kinsey, Ron Passage, Vince Guajardo, Rick Hofstrand, Doug Elliott, Chuck Slater, 2nd row: Coach John Crawford, Tom Savage, Dan Anderson, Guy Madison, Bob Dobry, George Hammer, Kevin Robinson, Asst, Coach Glenn Smith, 3rd Brad Dobry, Jeff Denning, Russ Roger, Sam Weaver, Vernon Smith, Dale Robertson, Ken Lockridge. 1 X Q I 1 mx Xl , of ,L A f X , 1 P 1 A last minute inspiration from Coach Crawford. Go, Rick! id . Q, kpklkff ffllqiiff ' I ,Q J, ,. X 4+ Q. ' 4- Varsit Wrestling First row left to right: Coach Lynch, Doug Murri, Gary Alford, Joe Stevens, Noel Price, Brett Merriam, Coach Stappler, 2nd row: Bill Dibrito, Gary Eby, Jim Ossman, Art Christian, 3rd row: Dave Moser, Jim Lucas, Jack Lamb. Grapplers wait anxiously to wrestle. Jim Ossman practices on Mike McDuffy. Gary Eby models a wrest1er's fashionable attire- sweats . Jack Lamb practices a double wrist ride. Wrestlers have serious faces before a match. Bill DiBritio shows Art Christian a fireman's carry EEWS A.,-, R-4 wrestling meets Jr. Varsit First row left to right: Coach Lynch, Bill Schnettler, Dean Harris, Jim Moser, Richard Gladfelder, Coach Stappler. 2nd row: Russ Salvadalena, Reed Murri, Mike McDuffey, Mike Sallee. 3rd row: Rod King, Kris Mehlenbacher, Mark Hedman, Fred Davenport, Andy Cazier, Paul Selph. 4th row: Doug Quigley, Richard Pyne Mark Vincent, Les King. w W The J . V, is Winning another match. I V Mike McDuffy tries an escape in an exhibitional preliminary match. Paul Selph gets a pin. Wrestlers work for takedowns. Cross Country There is seldom a crowd and the days are usually wet, cold, and bleak, but the cross country runners continue to jog along, Up and down hills they go running their hardest and occasionally through a mud puddle only to find themselves covered with a mess of mud and wet to the bone, Under the coaching of Ron Wells, the team participated in a number of meets even though they had to go through so much trouble. Mr, Ron Wells, Coach, Bob Underwood, Jim Landon, Edd Skelton, Eddy Alford Paul Selph Dave Selph Doug Jones Bill Hayes Paul Halliday, 5 - ff . ,,..i.-s W-w--N-N...., A i .Is Anka- field efvents I f v-vu-.-. 555 .4 .' A , , ...,, Jfu Hg-s W-Im, W- L' ,ww ry J-Io' Coach Ron Wells Bo s' Track Advisor Bill Henry 1 Bob Clements, John Johnson Mark Collier, Ruben Rodriquez The 1971 Bulldog Track Team started the season with 84 boys turning out and with an expected 65 to complete the season. This year's team has twenty-six members that were on the 1970 team which finished second in the District Meet. However, the 1971 team hopes to improve upon that finish. The coming season should see new school records in the 880 relay, mile relay, high jump and pole vault. Because of its weakness in distance events the team may not be strong in dual meets but it should do well in larger meets. A bright season awaits this year's tracksters. Gary Tolar, Mike McCormick I i 2 5 5 1 5 Qi ,s . if ,H S f -X X ' . 1 'jg . ,E , Q ,,,,x,,1x:M., K wr f- 5,3 5 , ',.:f f -Q 'Q' I-.f?7'i'?z yr '- ' fl .- g ., if . '. -' .w 'fl rv-ViL2fL'i 7 - .xf,:giff,.3- iw--5y 'I': JMU' J' . H Q :KW if . ...Ji 4 1. A Y 'wax Left to right: Wade Robison, Guy Madison, Alan Ono, George Left to right: Rick Hodgson, Peter Mootz, Bob Smith, Paul Haas, Zahn, and Don Johnson, Guy Madison Y I .-,,.4 ,R H .. -1 M ' ' SQ' . 'A QL., ,QQ Rick winds up, Gary Tolar, Manuel Guajardo, Benji Harris 9 5 Ira Schmidt, Manager wf s-+4 ww , 4, , 34 'Q KV 1 2, 53 5 '1 Rick Bagget, Manuel Guajardo, Ron Smith, Roy Gill -ud- Wade Robinson Team warms up Baseball QYX Q as-X Coach Reynolds ,gym-.sm Coach Bailey and buddies. Jack Lockridge lies down on the job. cl The baseball team was headed by Coach Ray Reynolds and Coach Elmer Bailey this year, The season gained in interest as the Weeks Went by and with dedicated endeavors l by each team member, the year proved w be an exciting one, yin Q QF 3 1 Charles Cook awaits a game Steve Kuhn, Frank Lyons, John Haydcr, Mike Gibson, , ,bogethernessl start. Waiting for instructions are Kevin Robinson, Jim Moser, and Joe Stevens . . Bill DiBrib0 sights a fly ball. Ng Jim McMains tries again. There is optimism in golf at P,H,S, for the 1970-71 season. The team is loaded with vet- erans and should give a fine account of itself. The squad includes many underclassmen who should give the team strength for the future. NJA! ' Steve Heinze tees off Peggy Wilkins carries through on another Up. . .up. . .and. . .over? ? ? good swing. The team receives beginning instructions from Coach Fleshman. Tennis With team spirit guiding them, the P,H,S, tennis team practiced earnestly each day. They showed a willingness to vie in keen competition in Yakima Val- ley meets under the dircc- tion of their Varsity coach, Mr. Tom Fleshman, and J.V. coach, Mr. Jeff Dong. Q f ,I , . 5 . may 4' ' ' ,M ' f 4 . 9 , Q S X VM w 6, . .ww KA. 'V 2. Kew- ' ' , ei? 4 f W - A ? Y.,wf4 A , 'Wav ' -'1y.f5?y. Q ,r ,- w ., . I 'gilfgg .NT ,fu I . - ,H 2 . K i .wr ,.L. up V N 4 . ax. Qwuif mga,,,.' , M 2 A vnu r 1 As. YA.: 4 3' 3 slr 3' .ff gh- i 1' .wh -- 15 181 Nga fm t mr. emerson morgan director of personnel dr. thomas c. boysen 9 V mr. richard hole director of business affairs 5011001 Dzstrzct The ultimate responsibility for continually improving education in Pasco schools is held by the five-person Board of Directors. Board members are elected by local voters for four year terms of office, They work long hours without pay and serve the schools at great personal sacrifice. Over the years, the Pasco School Board has established a fine reputation for its reasonable approach to the setting of policies , the appraisal of programs, and the promotion of planning. . mrs joan turner mr. bruce taber mr . clayton alford mr , william ewbank asst. supt, for instruction mr. miles patrick After a decade of service on the Pasco School Board, Mr, Patrick resigned in December 1970 Mr, Patrick was highly regarded locally 'md across the state for his intelligent handling of educational policy matters, mr. don anderson mr. merlin giles 1 sg S . f f 1 PASCO SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 1 PASOO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AURELIA AVENUE AND WEST HENRY STREET PASDIJ, WASHINBTDN 99301 nnasnf anssaon TE'-EPHUNE Pmnclrm. 5474591 To All Students: I hope that all of you have had a successful year. I am sure that the sophomores are looking forward to being upperclassmeng the juniors are looking forward to being dignified seniorsg and the seniors are looking forward to becoming participating members of the local community. The students who will continue to attend Pasco Senior High School have a wonderful future ahead. The building program should open up new horizons for both teaching methods and curriculum content. I hope that all of you have a profitable summer vacation and that you will return in the fall with a reinforced desire to get the most out of your education. Sincerely yours. 0 c It Yv0Qy-1PlAl1L'- -Y cxx Q H Robert L. Gregson, I V ,,.. gg Principal .ffif ,355-.i vi, . I fi IQ' A- .JT A 3121,-' -Sw. H1331- .453 ly.. . . 4 -,yi p I l-..:g:43f' , . . 1 , . -of . ix x 1 . 1 x Egifts ', ill . 5. X' ' 183 if L. X Q L ,, 'Z .Aj - . A pf? i' . ,QR . , 5 .L kg? ' 'relief EVM. . i 1 2 1 f. s 'Y g ' , jynsyfggmy ' - ' ' K Wu X ' fi'5fLQX -QQ , :Q , E 6i.fh tS??5. fZX',gl-QA ' 'vice principals Keeping an eye on P,H,S,' students is a full-time job for vice-principals John Schlotfeldt and Harvey Hart. Some stu- dents know them better than others but these faces are familiar to a11. They work hard to keep this school running smoothly along with Mr. Gregson. We just want them to know that we appreciate them. mrs. gladys johnstone mr wayne Jackson counselors librarians mrs . ladonna madison mrs. doris lisk mr. robert brothers mrs. norene hodges mrs dorothea Jones . . .you have given me my deeper thirsting after life. . . mrs. susan nunley english mr. fred fine miss dorothy Webster . . .whenever i come to the mr. lloyd haglund fountain to drink i find the living water itself thirstyg E and it drinks me while i drink it gibran mr. harold briggs mrs. sherry schwab wh swiwff mr. john crawford mrs beverly ketel mr tom fleshman mr damel gross you are good when you str1ve to gwe of yourself . . . you are good 1n countless ways mrs, gloria chesterfield science mr. jim ezell mr . bob herbig mr . gary potts for this i bless you most: you give much and know not that you give at all. gibran Tl :Q ge gl :Q ,c mr, bernie hancock ni.. history 4.2 mr . elmer bailey mr . ray reynolds mr . jeff dong mr. ed banks mr. david verbarg mr. bob loew mr. don matson mrs. floy scott mrs, verdine davis mrs, margaret lorain business lunneeconondcs mr, dick hare miss mary wagner mrs. connie bader less than a promise have i given and yet more generous have you been to me. gibran language mrs. evelyn benham mrs. beverly hansen mr , ray hart mrs. helen cooney mrs. francis covington mrs. edna glass mr. bill henry mr, bill till physical education the teacher . . . gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and lovingness . . . for the vision of one man lends not its wings to another man. gibran dri-vers' training mr. ron wells mr. jake stappler 3 col , john lynch '.Ls,v.,v V- f ' 'vocational arts mr . john moffitt mr. kent gunnison mr. dean hanan mr. henry bidstrup you work thatyou may keep pace with the earth and the soul of the earth . . . to be idle is to become a stranger unto the seasons, and to step out of 1ife's procession. gibran mr . larry vance mr. wall caldwell mr. ron MQW? special educafi ., , vw 'u 1-4 .W f ., q',.' - . -5-.un 233 K a-Wie., v .p.:,? L 5 17 . 11 -A .T ,. M151 ,,, . ,'-N: .--l. off .., -s MJ,- mrs . marilyn stolley .-o ' ..-v 'A mrs. monica lamb mrs. jean dalthorp office staff mrs. joyce goree mrs. betty kuh mrs. jeri nesby cooks left to right: mrs. hilda cline, mrs, gert pearson, mrs, iva pryor, mrs. lcla mason, mrs. joann ryan, mrs, bonnie britton custodians V gffffffiy x A B if .V left to right: mr. joe tamez, mr, russ griffith, - : mr, john rusher, head janitor mr, arne dahl, mr, adan rodriques ' LD Ni' 193 1 xx 4 inn nl! i JVM -ali? teacher life ll Wit, humor, a distinct way with words, understanding and compassion are characteristics that make Mrs. Jones' English classes a highlight of Pasco High School. A brilliant mind characterizes her teaching and gives her unusual empathy with the students. Mrs. Jones came to Pasco High in 1958 from Frank- lin Pierce in Tacoma. Mr. Jones' transfer by Bonne- ville Power to the Pasco substation made this move necessary. Mrs. Jones received both her B,A, and her M.A. from the University of Washington with a double major in history and English. Her ability made her the proud owner of a Phi Beta Kappa key. Mrs. Jones is a mem- ber of Delta Kappa Gamma, an international honorary for women teachers, the Audubon Society, A,A.U,W, where she served as president for two years and the Riverview Methodist Church. The students and faculty salute her, as she retires, for her great contribution to P,H, S, 's educational sys- tem. Thank you, Mrs. Jones! in appreciation. . Qu . 56: '-515 N .mf Q' mf J 1' X W bfi fl: as -w sm .sw con.. 'Qin . N?,,,,l,.xi,,S.-Q., f -ww... sm. ,gn .M -- ,M .WA N - . up ww -Q-Q-,X ww 1. I-va-Q. 'Glut- mike abbott paul eason mary henderson jeannie burris Wanda carey linda gartade theo hatfield pearl howard kathy johnson peration Motivation mae kinsey bill lahtinen A School for Tomorrow Operation Motivation Located in Whittier School, Operation Motivation is a high school voca- tional program. The 70 students take classes in Industrial Sociology, Vo- cational English, world history, U,S. history, Vocational Math., Voca- tional Science, and crafts. About 50fZ, of the students are enrolled in Di- versified Occupations where they receive on-the- job training and a salary, as well as high school grades and credits, for their work. Students at Operation Motivation have the opportunity to participate in selection of curriculum and operation of the program. Individual instruc- tion and equal opportunity are the keys to success at O, M, Students make the following comments about Qigg school: O, M, is a place to learn without hiding behind false pretenses. The only school I've attended where students have freedom of speech, equal rights, and no racial problems. A school I can enjoy. A school for tomorrow. cynthia daniels angela sawyer pat lombard bruce mccarthy elva meshell gail miller nancy o'brien sue peterson bill smith debra woods ws: - 4 X 5 ix QQ f X New , . ,M ,A ' ' iii' ' 2 -11 X N - V ,, 6 WGN ykiw Ewa Xww, hm N' Aim X Qs SSN x if .V NEXAR 'N N X X5 fx S: 'ix xx vs? X Q af f X N. Q VQssf1.1mL XMQXQX---mx xxx.-xg: S-5 . ...ffifhbf 1 rw!.5gl1i?9iQ:'.wiF- f.5QXQJiSqi EQ'-.M .. - ,,. , 5 . S 73 W .V.m.MmM Q . 1 4 , 9 'V Qlliliifili V , f ' V H M'-Mwfw QiY45w'5:W g':fi3' ,. w , g1ff'z7L A 3 V7 Qfvf' V 4 V' fw4,iffs1?6 V: 1 ffwmfr' M W gi Ve ' zzlwmwf at 1 if ' V gy f,, gEj4,g9 mw I A 5 wemfww an xv ' V? U M 'JV M. as xx w ' xx f if E .WQQ ' X fx VVV. ' g Q ... x Q ' . , Qs Vi W., 4 1 ,sr um 'ki-f baxf-.c,..4.,.g4,m,MW in N , A , Wswu. L W1-vmvgkzvp -. 1 -A.,,. . W. H. , .4 ff 2-mf , 51 c ,mia 1 My ,. .. , L 4 fi ff , ,. v.fgq5,A. I A ., V.. , 4:-, .N Congratulations, Seniors! mafia ggcgzscg gggofokofzapge DALE SHRECK MASTER OF PHOTOGRAPHY Qnlg 0 ,Li rnpz 624 Wes? Lewis, Pasco Washingfon 9930I - Telephone 547-629l . 5 v X Personal Sermce To Help You L1-ve Better Electmcally L L l Public: r.w 3 '. '-DPASCO FRANKLIN COUNTY PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT POWER GENERATES GROWTH IN FRANKLIN COUNTY QUALITY PRINTING AT REASONABLE COST rr-Qlztg Qilerzxlrl PRINTING CO LETTERPRESS OFFSET ENGRAVING FOR ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS I v Au 'l'un1'nn WE ALSO HAVE DELICIOUS. . . JULIUS BURGERS CHEESE BURGERS PICKLE POOCH MONGREL coRN Docs FISH SANDWICH CALL 547 2121 Q x - ' if gov Q5 Q0 L W VAIL CO INC .gal r GENERAL RDAD CUNSTRUCTDRS ASPHALT PAVING RCIEII-'ING 194B N 4TH ETREET P D BDX E47 FASEB, WASH FHDNE 547 9511 5041 5 1 W R and R Cabmet Shop Star Cleaners 1828 547 5864 f Km' ww ws Now Mlllntow JERRY HORROBIN FORD 5th and Columbia Pasco 1904 N, A-TH O. D. COOPER couR'r - .,..-:.-.1 A -. f2aia2a2? Z:' X I 11 ', 5 i w-M XX , b 'QR '::A' ' ' A V V R' ,..i, '-' . . ,1., ..nx..... , X ..,,,. ,. . , Nm 'at naw N --,,A,,,,..A.1 .:.1.g,g:g 1 1:1::1:::::1 2 -11r1212-1-2:1:11i 5 35' P Y Q gk .-,--4--.-44----'A-'- A ': ' ' A H 0 206 Seatile Fzrst Nanonal Bank 50 547-7711 Lf 1 1 - 3 w, Lawns Youngis of Pasco s oi 410 w, LEWIS 547-2497 1.5 I J A Q A , A W. wow: s APPAREL , X- 41.7 1 .I M X. . .ggi - ... Q' ......... ,M-A 4... i4 , 44 4 14. Q 7 4 9. . 5 K Fee, A I iv - 7 - A 'gf 5, sig Lf' 7' sgigggkgsgyg MF 3 54 'mia . K Tri-Cities Air-ways Pasco Airport CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS oF '71 iii 547-6352 Clover Leaf Lanes 547 4400 ROAD 28 WEST LEWIS I HAD NO SHOES AND I COMPLAINED UNTIL I MET A MAN WHO HAD NO FEET WORTH RENIENIBERING Columbza Basm Paper a Supply FOR BAGS WRAPPINGS TWINES TAPES SCHOOL AND JANITOR SUPPLIES PAPER SPECIALTIES 515 COLUMBIA PASCO 547 3141 547 4242. WEST LEWIS AND LUCAS CONGRATULATIONS REGAN' MPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 71 I J C Penney Co Inc 100 COLUMBIA CENTER 78 4111 Complzments of Carl s THREE FINE STORES TO SERVE YOU CARL S APPAREL CARL S SHOES CARL S DOWNTOWN PASCO COLUMBIA CENTER '-' Ywkmmd w Ne. Copeland Lumber 224 w col.uMBlA 547 5564 Q Q O O 0 9 . 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CONGRA u TIONS SENIORS 7I , , ' P RICHLAND PAsco ' Bob Keith and KALE Radio WISH THE R PAsco HIGH iiio 1v' U' ' T 5 T' SENIORS T THE VERY M, BEST People's National Bank The Shamrock Tafoern QF WASHING-ro THE FRIENDLIEST PLACE IN THE TRI-CITIE 203 N. FOURTH 547-3358 1901 NORTH 4TH IX T' 1 , J 1 ,MI 52 s?.,NXC-QU Korten sMus1c 4 0 547 7511 Qi naw!-'36 w X X 4: t Q' ' MQ 1 A and WD11-ve In 547 9671 TEST I.. E X1 Motel Sahara and Swede s Restaurant Sctmztar Dog N Suds Drwe In LEW 547 8792 , I C 4TH AND couR'r STREET - FOOD-FINEST 2 w. Lawns - E - E 'r , 1 I U .. - D , . . 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LEWIS ST. 547-5573 TIK TDK RESTAURANT, 130 N, 10TH 547-9158 ANONYMOUS DONER For a long time I've waited to write this page, and now that the time has come I find myself at a loss. All year is so uncertain, so you just make the best of what you're doing and hope it's right. Sometimes I wondered. . . a lot of times I wondered if it was really worth it. The constant worry of meeting deadlines, the countless hours after midnight, and the hassle of doing too many things at one time have really added up. I feel I've learned something they can't teach you in a book. I've learned about myself, and a little bit about people. People that smiled when I smiled and consoled me when I frowned. There are some people who I must thank: Mrs. Sherry Schwab, for her constant concern, Kathy Mahaffey, for always tryingg Sam Winz, Sandy Gunselman, and Janice Wuitschick for their organizationg Penny Lee, for her encouraging adviceg and the rest of the staff who were always there when I needed them. 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