Peninsula High School - Kwahaes Yearbook (Gig Harbor, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1968 volume:

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X m 1 FACULT A MINI TR TIG Malcolm Martin Curriculum Director Ruby Graham District Clerk Ellen Fay Secretary Harold Best Superintendent People With a Mildred Cooper Bookkeeper Maxine Walters District Secretary Judy Delany Secretary for Extended Education Arthur Skurdall Principal nlerest in Youth C harl Blackwood Counselor Frances Carlson Attendance Secretary Iverson Cozort Lillian Campbell Vice Principal Oflice Secretary Director of Transportation and Extended Education Dolaine Nelson Counselor Marilyn Knapp Guidance Secretary Donald Allyn Art The Faculty The beginning ofthe 1967-68 school year brought about a definite change in the regular routine around Peninsula High School. A new class time schedule was established and operated on a rotating system, which added a new variety to the school year. Two new faces were also added to the faculty, Mr. Milton Boyd and Mr. Tor johannessen. The school board held meetings and worked hard to help acquire needed materials for our school. Due to the tragic death of Mr. Don Polworth, a highly respected and liked person in the community and a newly elected member of the school board, Mr. Ray Payne was appointed to the active board consisting of Mr. Hollis Small, Mr. james Widrig, Mr. Helenes Frei- berger, and Mr. Loren Murray. This year, through the efforts of Mr. Iverson Cozort and the oflice of Ex- tended Education, a Reality Therapy Workshop was held forthe teachers in the district. Dr. William Glasser, a Professor at U.C.L.A., spoke on the new innovations for teaching students to think. One of his suggestions was the possibility of a non-grading system. Ernst Miller Graphic Arts jerry Winchell Dan Stoican Driver's Education and Auto Shop Hillard Beller Woodworking Mechanical Drawing P rovides Inspiration Patricia Black Home Economics Roy Anderson Physical Education and Health Dulcie Schillinger Home Economics Norma Martin Physical Education and Health Lunch time 1n the teachers room. Ruth Crook English Terry Manweiler English Helen Cooper Shorthand Oskar Schock German and Mathematics David james Verna Todd English English Stephen Tellarl Chairman of English Department Dorothy Lusby English William Witt English Gustave Crave Chairman of Foreign Language Department Rita Kunsing German Manuel Velez Chairman of Science Department Warren McNeely Physics james Harrison Mathematics Dele Cunnerson Biology Konrad Waage Chemistry Tor johannessen Physical Science Warren Holzapfel Typing I- rlda jerstad C hairman ofMathemat1cs Department Bruce Brummond Band Milton Boyd Special Education Choir People Tony Ryan Library Assistant Margaret Munson Custodian Floyd Schroeder Custodian Cary Stainbrook History Chairman of the Curriculum Committee not to be Forgotten Burl Knickerbocker Librarian Mike Smith History Roger Iverson Chairman of History Department Thelma Day Cook Jessie Finholm History w 4 TUDE T LIFE H urrying H urrying, running, workingg Students pry themselves between subjects, change, trains of thought andstilljina' timefor a little fast relaxation. What's the meaning ofit all besides fun and extra activities? To the average student it means another day, a few more troubles, maybe a laugh or two but still just another alay. To others it means education, a privilege to enjoy afreedom so many ofus take for granted. ! Active Council 0vernedSlua'ent Body i Seated: lake Rice, Kris Allen, jim Wright, Vivian Spadoni, Marg Smith, jim Miller, and Pat Lyle. Standing: Mike Veitenhans and Randy Babich. Student Council and their advisor discussed current school business Student Council members were kept busy reorganiz- ing and improving student life. Under the leadership of A.S.B. President Randy Ba- bich, and the new faculty advisor, Mr. Cary Stainbrook, the Council met in the student lounge and acted as a sounding board for many new student ideas. After thorough discussions, the ten member group ini- tiated a new letter system for the lettermen, purchased a new IBM-Selectotype for paper staff, and bought the new apple machine. They also changed the Constitution to allow the Editor-in-Chief of the Outlook to attend meetings in order to improve communications between Student Council and the Student Body. In addition, the regular duties of selling activity cards, handling the door-decorating contest, selecting national assemblies, and selling candy were carefully attended to. For the Hrst time in the league, an all new inner-high council was formed. This group consisted of a Student Council member and a representative from the various schools in the league, and was created to improve com- munications between the schools. Mike and the Apple Machine. Our President addresses the Student Body Randy works with Donna Waterland, the new inner-high Council Representa- tive. Our Trusty Treasurer, Marg Smith. Vivian was the A.S.B. Secretary. Senate members listen to the advice of their advisor, Mr. McNeely. tTopl Chris Sather, Secretary. QBottom, L. to RJ Doug johnson, vice- chairmang Mike Veitenhans, chairman. Mike Heads Senate Senate took on a new face this year as it became the oflicial group for constructive criticismf, Along with a new purpose, it also acquired a new advisor, Mr. Warren McNee1y. Senateis main job this year was to answer questions brought up by various student groups, and try to rectify any complaints. In order to accomplish this, joint meet- ings were sometimes held with Student Council. Through these efforts, closer ties were established be- tween the Council, the representatives, and the roll- room members. Many thankless jobs were often left to be handled by the Senate members. It was their duty 'to set up .chairs for assemblies, try to keep honor study halls in order, and see that back to school night ran smoothly. Like other organized groups, Senate had its officers. Chris Sather was elected secretary and Doug Johnson was elected vice-chairman. Mike Veitenhans, ASB Vice- President, assumed the duties of chairman and directed Senate toward a prosperous year. CTop: L. to RJ Mr. McNeeley, Mark Watland, Marlene Brones, Mar- tBott0ml Mike Veitenhans, Phyllis Smith, Becky Finholm, Linda tha Marcum, jorja Peterson, Louise Thompson, Pete Engle, Doug Bjornstad, Penny jones, Dana Delony, Kris MacDonald, Vickie De- johnson, Dean Hersee, Rick Kitchen, Ray Shindler, Chris Sather. Walt, Brian Bergman, Don Polworth, Fred Crase, and Rob Mitchell. The brains ofthe school go on TORCH MEMBERS: Top Row: jorja Peterson, Karen Larson, Kathy Baldwin, Libby Seifert, Carol Olson, Libby Boyd, Dindy Hupe, Patti Culver, Dathy Pike. Second Row: Patty Craig, Dale Neel, Brook Tay- lor, Phil Serka, Pat Lyle, Dave Leppanen, jeif Bucholz, Mark Hoppen, jeff Rothweiler, Pete Engle, Claudia Wade. Third Row: Neil Bogue, Kris Allen, jake Rice, jim Wright, jay Watland, jack Merry, Mark Hofto, Randy Babich, Mike Veitenhans, Steve Hall, Janet Henry, Ad- visor Mr. Velez. Fourth Row: Teresa Wells, Fred Nicolac, Neal Vei- tenhans, Charley Gordon, Doug johnson, Ralph Brindley, Carl Ash, Ron Peterson, Ian Rolstad, Jolene Fraychineaud. Bottom Row: Caryl Corsi, Rae Armstrong, Dana Moller, Sandy Hogg, Cale Green, ,Helen Knickerbacher, Kathy Spadoni, Iacki Wollard, Mary Callwas, Pat Ire- land, jane Cooper, Linda Nelson, Anita McCabe. Disappearing on the second Wednesday of every month the intellectual cream-of-the-crop congregated in room forty-six for Torch Club meetings, The members of this club all have a grade point average of three point or above. K President Steve Hall presided over the meetings with Mr. Velez as the well-informed advisor ofthe group. Keeping educationally busy this group did not partici- pate in as many activities as others. However, when an event was planned it was an event to remember. Some of these events were: a Torch banquet, in which the whole club went to a restaur- ant and dined, a school dance, sponsored by Torch, and initiation for the mem- bers. The peak in importance of activities was the student day, which was ajoint operation involving the Torch Club and F.T.A. This was a day when the students took over the school. Signing up for the classes that each student felt he could handle. This list was given to the faculty, and student teachers were chosen. While the school went to the students, the teachers had meetings on school cirricu- lum. Mr. Velez and the OH'icers Steve Hall conducts a meeting, F.H.A. OFFICERS: Kathy Spadoni, Theresa Malich, Marlene Brones, Linda Perrish, Karen Olson, Denise Schillinger, FHA and FTA Diana Mosiman, Kathy Spadoni, and Sharon Tomlinson. FHA was organized a little differently this year. In past years, the girls who were enthusiastic and came to each activity day meeting became members of the club. This year, all the girls in any Home Economics class are members of the club whether or not an active particpa- tion is shown in the meetings. To raise money, the officers and members, under the leadership of Marlene Brones, sold apples at the begin- ning ofthe year for those students who stayed after school. In the tradition of past years, FHA members went to the Regional Meeting in the fall and to Recognition Day in the spring. The meetings proved to be worth while, so in addition to these, the club also sent two girls to the State Meetings. l Work towards a better tomorrow It was a rare day in the 1967-68 school year that FTA president, janet Henry, or vice-president, Diana Bretsen couldn,t be seen slaying over some project on FTA. These students along with others such as secretary, Mar- cia Smith, treasurer, jeH Rothwieler, and activity chair- man, Rae Armstrong, spent many hours preparing for the many activities that the club originated and partici- pated in. The money raising projects during the year were not only interesting, but also profitable. Selling windbreakers, for instance, and selling pictures of the students on Santa's knee, showed the extent of imagina- tion and initiative that the club possessed. Illustrating the just plain funn that the members of this club enjoyed was the Christmas Party at the house of the club's advisor, Mrs. Ruth Crook. The object of the party was to trim a Christmas Tree, but after that was done, the evening was spent in games and enjoyment. Being an educational club originally, the club lives up to its tradition by sponsoring a tutoring service, helping with student day, and granting a one hundred dollar scholarship to a deserving senior. Among the other events were a senior party, a field trip, and a membership banquet. jackie Woolard and Sandy Smith sell Chris McKinney a windbreaker F.T.A. OFFICERS: Rae Armstrong, Diana Bretson, Mrs, Crook, Advisor, janet Henry, jeff Rothweiler, Marcia Smith. LETTERMEN'S CLUB: tTop Bowl Dave Eaton, Steve Blanchard, Doug johnson, Bob Sinclair, Chris McKinney, Tom Hoey, Mike Vei- tenahns, Advisor Coach Gunnerson. CSecond Bowl Bill Sehmel, Chris Sather, Ellis Farwell, Tom Lester, Randy Buckell, Ray Shindler, Alan Ross, jim Fischer. tThird Rowl Phil Serka, Rick Swuance, Dave Hag- en, Daryl Kooley, Steve Brown, Jack Merry, Mike Skrivanich, Bruce Beal, Richard Tatton, Corky Ellis. CBottom Bowl Ralph Brindley, Steve Hall, Tom Richards, George Williams, john Payne, IDL'-1ve elon- y, jim Wright, Randy Babich, Greg Garnett, Jerry Faker. Letlermen devote time and energy Lettermens club president jim Wright. Willing to lend a helping hand, the lettermen's club, made up of everyone receiving a letter in any sport, re- newed from last year their pledge of assistance in the recovery project of Tommy Borgert. Tommy was born with brain damage but with special theraputic exercises, recovery is possible. The Lettermen participate every weekday morning in hour long sessions and twice weekly in the afternoon. As this project took most of the lettermenis time, the club had little time for other activities. They had a metal drive, however, to raise money for a new whirl pool bath, which speeds the recovery of pulled muscles from three weeks to three days. February the ninth was the date of the annual letter- men-faculty basketball Game. The highlight of the year came when the new letter- men were initiated into the club. This rather messy event happened after football season was over and in- cluded everything from wearing their clothes backwards all day and having an eloquent dinner of raw gold fish, raw oysters, and raw eggs, not to mention the haircream that was made from molasses. With the OFFICERS: jerry Faker, jake Rice and Ralph Brindly. oys Club has cz busy year help of enthusiastic leaders, Jake Rice, jerry Faker and Ralph Brindly, and advisor, Mr. Witt, the Boy,s Club entered into many activities during the year. The first of their money raising projects, selling Seahawk buttons, sta successful. With the into a great On the a fortune coo the Boyis Cl To clima formation o the needed rted the year out right and proved to be very help of the Boy,s Club, Homecoming turned uccess. enda for the Boy,s Club, also, was the sale of kies. This sale was a joint activity between ub andthe Girl,s Club. X the events of the year Was the proposed f a Service Club. This club would perform duties of the student body such as the con- cession worlzers, car parkers, etc. Chris Allan and Jake battle for the food drive OFFICERS, Standing: Linda Larson, Carol Olson. Seated: Anita McCabe, Kathy Spadoni, Helen Knickerbocker. GAA: cz sports minded group GAA President Kathy Spadoni. Girls Athletic Association, better known as GAA, par- ticipated in an energetic season this year. Meeting for their activities on Mondays after school, president Kathy Spadoni, vice-president Helen Knickerbocker, sec.-treas. Linda Larson, and sports mang. Carol Olson, with Mrs. Norma Martin, planned out the entire agenda for the year. The schedule was set up on a quarterly basis, starting with football, and including soccer, archery, basketball, bowling, table tennis, badminton, volleyball, softball, and tennis. The membership was made of those students who wished to earn a letter or just plain have fun. Because of the enthusiastic leadership of its president, the club doubled its membership. To honor the letter winners, GAA planned a picnic at the home of Anita McCabe in the spring. 32 basketball e0urt,' cheerleaders, majorettes and the drill team entertained habf-time From the muddy foatballjield to the crowds with a variety m ofrou tines. DRILL TEAM: Clockwise From Left of Center Black Line, Front Row: Marlene Ketner, Barbara Sather, Robin Scott, Marty Marcum, Dee Bo- rnan, Pat Craig, Chris MacDonald, Jolene Fraychineaud - leader, Teresa Wells, Chris Allen, Dibbie Shewerd, Terri Natherland, Carol Corsi, Jan Newton, Jorja Peterson - leader, Kathy Spooner, Linda Perkins, Michal Scolman, Stephanie Arlin, Darlene Brones, Donna Schindler, Sue Edwards, Linda Horgan, Terri Helbig, Patti Culver, Wendy Throckmorton, Claudia Wade, Pat Johnston, Janet Payne, Carolyn Polland, Janet Henry - Lead- er, Bonnie Smythe, Anita McCabe, Peggy Davis, Pat Stocklin. Drill Team and S eachick Footwork is important. Setting the pace for Peninsulals entertainment, the Drill Team put on many intricate half-time shows for enthusiastic crowds of spectators at the football and bas- ketball games. Under the advisement of Mr. Bruce Brummond, many hours of hard work resulted in the success of the rhythmical body and group maneuvers. In order to learn routines in such a large group, four drill captains took over the show at first. These captains, Janet Henry, Jolene Fraychineaud, Jorja Peterson, and Judy Nieman, had to learn the routines thoroughly and there- fore put in extra hours of their time. One of the great achievements of the group was marching for Peninsula's homecoming. The conditions were miserable with a steady downpour but the team did such a good job that they also performed for the league championship game at Fife. Being successful there also, the team was olf to an excellent start. P 34 SEACHICKS: Cathy Pike, Hiedi jones, janet Eyrish, Sally Sundberg, Sue Forbush, Marla Mobley, Kathy Gardner. erform at Games and Paradesr HEAD MAIORETTES: Cindy McGugin, Karen Larsen PEP CLUB: Row 1: Vicky Dewalt, Karen Larson, Libby Seifert, jan Newton, janet Peterson, Brooke Taylor, Cindy McGugin. Row 2: Shelly Doyle, Chris Allen, Teresa Wells, Kathi Smart,'Caroline Goamer, Libby Boyd, jorja Peterson, Betty Jones, Shella Elliot, Judy Niemann. Row 3: Sally Sun- berg, Patti Culver, Wendy Throckmorton, Cena Harrison, Sue Forbush, Heidi Jones, Donna Schindler, Dorene Brones, Bonnie Smythe. Row 4: Pat Ireland, Patti Craig, Karen Alvestad, Peggy Davis, Barbara Skurdall, Terri Naterland, Neel Neimann, Marcia Anker, Teresa Malich, jan Peacock. Row 5: Peggy Colburn, Marg Smith, Debbi Skillman, Marcia Smith, Donna Peterson, Tina Smith, Libby Smoot, jane Cooper, Paula Coones, Ian Elmer. Row 6: Patti Stocklin, Carol Tannahill, Sandy Smith, Ellen Thrall, jan Golways, Carol Corsi, Marla Mobley, Sue Edwards, Linda Horgen, Debbie Blank, Karen Heidinger, Denise Schillinger. Enthusiasm and Spirit, Thafs Pep Club! Wednesday Morning Meeting. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer janet Peterson, Presi- dent Ian Newton, Vice President Libby Seifert. 36 Girfs Club A Iotofgirls with cz lot ofideas Cirl's Club president, Kris Allen and advisors, Mrs. Terry Manweiler a and Mrs. Helen Shuee. with a lot ofmembers, an active group. Cirl's Club Cabinet: janet Payne, Margaret Dahl, janet Peterson, Shelly Doyle, jan New- ton, Pat Ireland, Kris Allen, Vonda Fink, Iorja Peterson. Cirlis Club, a tradition of Peninsula High School was very active this year. This club consisted of the entire female population of Pen High. Leading this large group of girls was its president, Kris Allen. With such a large club it would seem almost impossible to ac- complish anything but nevertheless it did. For example, a canned food drive was sponsored by the Cirl's Club at Christmas for the benefit of needy fam- ilies. One of the main duties of the Girlis Club was to introduce new students, frosh and transfers, into Peninsula High. The performance of task was begun with a slumber party in the gymnasium, where a movie was shown and as usual no one got any sleep. The Girls Club sponsored the Homecoming dance, a light show. HA PPINESS IS The Girl S'HappinessD was the best way to describe the tolo ac- tivities organized by Marianne Guasta and Donna Kelly. Happiness began with dress alike, and a Hhushu button contest with Al Ross becoming Mr. irresistable. A dating game, a rooster crowing contest and a musi- cal skit presented by the faculty, all contributed to the successfulness ofthe tolo assembly directed by jane Cooper and Marcia Smith. The days activities were completed with the traditional tolo dance and crowning ofthe royalty. Happiness is a Tolo. ROYALTY Marty Morin Donna Schindler Rob Mitchell Becky Marvin Martha Marcum, john Payne, Vivian Spadonl CeorgeWill1ams Barb Verner Tom Lester Club T010 Look! There,s Snoopy. Queen Martha Marcum and King john Payne A final dance at the end of a happy day. S.F.A. Officers Claudia Wade, Vicky Giles, jane Cooper, and Mike Heckert. Seahawks Fly A broad President jane Cooper. 40 The 1967-68 year brought about many changes in the organization of the foreign exchange program. This year more than ever, the oflicers and representatives Worked more closely with the mothers who devoted so much of their time to make this project a success. By coordinating their efforts, two successful dances were held at the be- ginning andthe end ofthe school year. President jane Cooper and officers Mike Heckart, Vicki Giles, and Claudia Wade also initiated several fun projects this year. To liven up the halls at school during the Christmas season, candy canes were sold by the many energetic representatives chosen from each class. Then in February SFA made it possible to send special telegrams for Valentines Day. The traditional big money making project was under- taken in the spring as members worked hard to sell radio ads, and the presentation of these over a local radio sta- tion proved to be exciting for all of those who participat- ed. Berend Bruns, this year's representative, from Peter Peterson School in Germany, proved to be an interesting person to know. He took an active part in student life and enjoyed performing with the Pen High Choir. He also proved to be a very capable student in his junior classes. SFA Flies hrough Another Year Shirley, Donna and Ralph at work. Miss Kunsing and Berend discuss the exchange program. 0fFun and Business S.F.A. Members discuss their projects. German Club Representatives: jim Wright, Chris Sather, Berand Bruns, Lois McKinney, Mike Darling, Dave Leppanen. Sprechen sie Deutsch Oder Opening up the traditionally lively German Club events of the year was the Oktoberfest. Entering into this evening of fun, the German classes performed skits and later everyone sang songs led by Patty and Becky Craig. Next came the German Club Party, which was held at the Packard Home, where Berend Bruns established resi- dence while attending the first semester of Peninsula High School. The German Club's annual Spring Beach Party ended the year's festivities. Chris Sather, this year's German Club president, su- pervised the majority of the planning with his officers, but the members, who are made up of all the students of German classes really made the club successful. GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: Advisor, Miss Kunsing, Dave Lepan non, Chris Sather, Gorja Peterson, Berend Bruns, George Williams. Habla Espanol? Eugenio Gomez became the target project for the Spanish Club under the leadership of Scott Chunn, its president. The project consisted of adopting, a child of another country and sending him the essentials of life. As far as activities are concerned, the Spanish Club began the year with a banquet at the new Brad's smor- gasbord. Entering into the Christmas season with the right spir- it, the Spanish Club sent a record and a card to Sherri Perkins at Seattle, and as a money making project the club sold Christmas cards and candles. A Spanish Club exchange program has been the hope of every Spanish Club since it was formed, but this yearis club has made the most progression toward it. A Mexico exchange Program was started last year on a voluntary basis, and the participants came back this year and showed slides of their trip. It was a complete success. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Libby Boyd, janet O,Malley, Scott Chun, Phil Serka, SPANISH CLUB REPRESENTATIVES: Rae Armstrong, Sandy Smith, Peggy Coons, Nancy jerkovich, jane Callawas, Barbra Skurdall, Laurie Dahl, Nick jerkovich, Donna Shindler. Red Cross officers, meet with their advisor. Vice-president, Kathy Baldwin, secretary-treasurer, Margaret Smith, advisor, Mr. David james, president, Marlene Ketner, and iirst secretary, Kathy Spadoni. Red Cross, A Traditionally Helpful Club Red Cross is a service club at Peninsula High. Under the direction of Marlene Ketner and Mr. David james, advisor, projects were carried out to help those in need of friendship. Officers like Marg Smith, Kathy Spadoni, and Kathy Baldwin, put in long hours to make this or- ganization a success, and bring more happiness to the lives of many lonely people at Madigan Hospital. Chair- man, Pat Iohnston saw to it that every month party boxes were sent to the boys there to help entertain them. The annual Red Cross Assembly was again held in November with the Senior skit coming out on top. A fea- tured presentation by the P.U. choir was a great success and gave the Class of '68 its second win in a row. Helping those in need was a large job to tackle, but Red Cross came through and took pride in sending their greeting boxes overseas. They planned out an active year, and settled down to do their share in helping the less fortunate. Attending the training course sponsored by Red Cross were Marg Smith, David Leppanen, Priscilla Hill, Pat Johnston, seen here talking with president Marlene Ketner. Debate advisor, Mrs. Verna Todd. The 1967-68 Debate Team was comprised of a select group of students who held an interest in intellectual competition. Their topic this year, Resolved: That Con- gress should establish uniform regulation to control criminal investigation procedures, was thoroughly cov- ered by the team members and their advisor, Mrs. Verna Todd. The teamls knowledge of this current subject, and their ability to express this knowledge, showed up at the December meet at St. Martins, when out of 23 represent- ed schools, Scott Aspman took first place in oratory events, and Carl Ash and Scott Aspman, as debate col- leagues, took fourth place in debate. Being a fairly young team with a lot of talent and ex- perience, this yearis record was extremely impressive and left high hopes for next yearls team. Debate shows skill in I ntelleetual Competition PEN HIGH DEBATORS, Front Row: Cheri Cozort, Carl Foster, Scott Aspman, jim Thomson. Second Row: Mrs. Todd, Kitty C-eehan, Dave Delony, Libby Seifert. Third Bow: Carl Ash, Doug Ryan, Fred Ni- colac. PAPER STAFF: Top Row: Libby Seifert, Margaret Smith, Alan Ross, Nancy Blair, Karen Heidinger, Bottom Row: Kathi Smart, john Payne, Vicky Dewalt, jack Merry, Patti Culver, Nanci Terry, Pam Simons. The Outlook Keeps the Student Body Editor jack Merry. The most publicized group in Peninsula High School is the paper staff. This fact remains true for one reason, that is that every other Friday of the school year, except during vacations, the stall edits a paper containing the happenings around the school. Some new developments have accurred in the 67-68 paper stall, however, that were important and interest- ing to the student body. With jack Merry as editor-in- chief, and Patti Culver as associate editor, things began to pop. For instance, it was ruled by the Student Council that the paper staff would become an ex facio member of the Student council so there would be a closer communi- cation between the student body and the council. Copy editor, Libby Seifert became correspondent to the Bremerton Sun this year and brought Teen Beat to the students of Peninsula. This teenage paper contained new and up to date articals that were especially impor- tant to the present generation. Ve!! informed Jack attends Student Council meetings to report what is happening Paper Staif often works long hours to meet deadlines. 47 ANNUAL STAFF: Terri Helbig, Libby Smoot, Brooke Taylor, jane Cooper, Teresa Burgett. Standing: Pat Ireland, Mr. Tellari, Marcia Smith, Dale Neel, jeff Rothweiler, james McFarlane, and Wendy Throckmorton. jane Cooper and Libby Smoot organized the copy. Layout Editor Brooke Taylor selected the pictures. Associate Editor jeff Rothweiler, The 48 Yearbook is Created Under the leadership of Editor Dale Neel and Advisor Mr. Stephen Tellari, annual staff worked hard to create a book that would clearly present a history of the school year. Starting OH the year was the annual Publications Con- ference at the University of Washington. Those who at- tended met in classes and learned what to look for in judging a good annual. just before its first deadline, the annual staff learned the value of time and the drawbacks of procrastination. However, with U Freedomu as the theme for the '68 Kwahaes, last minute interviews were made by the copy department, while the top photographer and associate editor, jeff Rothweiler, was busy taking needed pictures for the various layouts. All in all, everyone put in many hours of hard work but they also received a lot of fond memories to look back on and remember. Caution: Men Working Diana and Marsha Type. Pat and Teresa work on Layouts Our Fearless Leader! Jolene Fraychineaud works during lunch. I En ergelzc Students Dan Fay and Paul Anderson sell supplies in the student center. CONCESSION WORKERS: Jolene Fraychineaud, Helen Knicker- bocker, Anitta Mccabe, Mary Galwas, Linda Nelson, Steve Morse, Ray Fezler, Gayle Starr, Cindy Thomas. Serve the School Every morning in the far corner room of the student center a light went on and an intricate metal machine was put together. This Was the ice cream machine. Every day it gurgled and went on and oH at the hands of the concessionaires. The money taken in by the sale of the cones, shakes, drumsticks, and ice cream sandwiches, was put into the A.S.B. fund. The student concessions were supervised by Mr. Co- zort, who was the trouble-shooter if anything went wrong. His job, however, became a little easier because of this year,s improved student attitude toward the pro- ject. And then came the thankless task of clean-up. This messy job fell into the hands of Mrs. Day and Ray Fezler who gave up their time just as the concessionaires to do a favor forthe benefit ofthe student body. Librarians Because of the failure to pass the bond issue, library assistants were forced to do their various jobs Within a limited amount of space. The most active area was the work room in the back of the library. Here books for the entire district were sort- ed, numbered, and stamped. A new addition to the magazine room and the library itself Was the microfilm. All back issues of magazines were transferred onto microfilm and made available to the students through the use of the special viewing ma- chine. All of these various materials within the library were made possible through the eHorts of the head librarian, Mr. Burl Knickerbocker. LIBBARIANS: Dixie Jacobs, Dianna Snider, Beverly Fairbanks, Mar- go Calhoun, Sharon Snider, Wendy Shepard, Stephani Velez, Pat Wagner. Second Row: Kathy Elbert, Mary Lydle, Connie Davis, Vicki Taylor, Kathy Parks, Sandy Smith, Stevie Arlin. Third Row: Cheryl Lyzie, Mike Rechnegle, Larry Kappus. ana' Ojjice Assistants work ejjiciently Run that errand! File that schedule! Deliver those messages! Answer that phone! For U2 credit a semester, sixteen ofhce assistants subjected themselves to thankless tasks necessary to the efficiency of Peninsula High School. These fifteen girls and one boy, under the direction of Mrs. Lilian Cambell, office secretary, and Mrs. Frances Carlson, attendance secretary, gained a small taste of office Work. They also acquired the poise and conhdence that goes along with dealing with students and faculty. ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Kris McDonald, Marianne Gausta, Shelly Doyle, Shirley Dadisman, Debbie Ross, Vicki Ford, Andrea Denning, Donna Kelly, Geolf Schramick. OFFICE ASSISTANTS: janet Gus, Kathy McDonald, Pat Ireland, Debbie Skillman, Vicky Giles, Carolyn Gomer, Marlene Brones, Mar- sha Anchor, Patti Culver, Judy Stoddard. PGRT W i 3 3 5 5 s 3 s Y 4 w Y K l 1 x 1 1 v 7 x 3 i 1 A 4 V I I i 1 1 J 1 2 e I 5 I 1 S Q l f gi SlEI':'l:l :'F'lE Seahawks Battle to First FOOTBALL TEAM: Front row: Bob Clark, Randy Day, Pat Lyle, jirn Wright, john Watson, Dave Leppanen, Phil Serka, Alan Ross, Elis Farwell, Tom Richards, Bill Van Laanen, Rick Kitchen, jim Garland, Fred Crase, Mike Veitenhans, Larry Christensen. Row 2: jerry Faker, Dave Delony, jeff Bucholz, Randy Babich, Don Tietz, Dave Essman, Pat Ford, Don Polworth, Mike Robertson, Chris McKinney, John Payne, Dennis Nutter, Coach Gunnerson. Row 3: Flip Blake, Doug johnson, Ralph Brindly, Bruce Howard, George Williams, Bill Sehmel, Tom Lester, john Thorton, Scott Chun, Terry Hauser, Greg Garnett, Bob Sinclair, Warren Holzapfel - asst. coach. Row 4: David Bothwell, Greg Arnold, Terry Medean, Charles Bowles, Doug Trippell, Rick Thompson, Chris Sathcr, Greg Star, jim Crage, Dick Taunt, Pat El- ton, Fred Nicolac, Neil Bogue, Doug Ahrens - Cadet Coach. Not Pic- tured: Toni Morrone, Scott Aspman. SEAHAWKS IN FLIGHT: Ellis Farwell, Tom Richards, Dave Delony, Chris McKinney, Randy Babich, Alan Ross, jim Wright. Back row: Greg Garnet, john Payne, George Williams. in Mount ivision Coaches Witt and Cunnerson have a few words with offensive guard Randy Babich. Pre-season predictions saw the Seahawks far from first place. Despite this, a hard working football team pushed ahead to win the Mount Division Championship, some- thing that hasnlt been done since 1957. Following the season, the various awards were pre- sented following a banquet held at Bradls Restaurant. Six team players were additionally honored when they were chosen as members ofthe All Seamount Team. This helped to add up to a team that will be remembered for its tough defense and dedication to the game. Pen High Spirit jug. Running, Blocking, Diving Pat Lyle runs for a touchdown. Players get an education on the field. It looked like a slow start, but for many players, three years of hard work began to pay off after a 20-10 victory over Sumner. It was during this game that the Seahawks, spurred on by a tough defense, realized their full poten- tial. Peninsulals greatest effort was put forth as the Sea- hawks battled against the Bethel Braves. This 21-0 win clinched the Mount Division Championship of the Sea- mount League. . The highlight of the football season, and one of the most important events on the 67-68 calendar, came when the Seahawks traveled to Sumner to meet the Fife Trojans. Before a crowd of 4,500 people, a strong Penin- sula team gave Fife their hardest game, but was defeated by a score of 21-6. In addition to all league games, Peninsula also played the Number 5 AAU ranked team in the state, the Port Angeles Boughriders. Seahawks S et The Pace Al Ross puts the plays into action. Inspirational Award winner John Payne. Up, up, and away! The Seahawks fought for recognition F rosh Team Coach Gunnerson guides as winning team. jerry Faker Star Awardu Tackle Award All Seamount Defensive Guard jim Wright All Seamount Oilensive End Ellis Farwell Tom Lester Captainls Award Best Back Award All Seamount Defensive End Chris McKinney Best Lineman All Seamount Offensive Center 58 Looks Up to Award Winners Alan Ross All Seamount Offensive Tackle Randy Babich Coaches' Award Greg Garnett Most Valuable Player All Seamount Quarterback FROSH FOOTBALL TEAM: Mark Metsker, Victor Orlando, Ed Nelson, john Wade, Robert Knapp, jack Neimann. Row 2: Travis Hammond, Randall Patterson, Richard Jenson, Mike Snowden, David Ziegler. Row 3: Rick Tarbit, jeff Wilbert, David Shale, Rob jones, Robert Thoreson, Michail Lund, Tom Caliger. Row 4: Les Campbell, john Borgen, Tom Wagner, Steve At- terton, Gorden Brindly. Coach Wage. 59 Queen Karen Larson kept the cheerleaders busy with practices and new ideas as she con- tributed tothe squad. Brooke Taylor showed pep and energy as she yelled the team on to victory. Cl o ,Vi Vzclory Brooke Taylor, Queen Karen Lars C heerleadefs C ry! o I ' Vicki Dewalt was enthusiastic and showed lots of spirit in her cheering with the group. Cindy McCugin was a real credit to the squad with her nev- er ending cheering and smiling. Karen, Vicky, Brooke, and Pep Band plays forthe games. Drill Team Marches at Half-time. The Stands are Hlled with hopefull cheerer's. A solemn moment. Y' -nr r u Ninn -un-nn 1 Cindy L ead School i n S p iri I Cheerleaders are enthusiastic yellefs. The Cmwd Waits for 3 Basket' 63 Pat Lyle looks on as Bill Sehmel scores Two Points. Now look you guys , . . This Years Tom dribbles down court looking for Greg. Season Scores WE THEY WE THEY Enurnclaw 47 74 57 80 No. Thurston 52 40 74 61 Sumner 52 60 63 77 Tumwater 64 59 70 64 Fife 51 53 49 77 Foster 47 46 75 56 White River 49 46 Mount Si 54 82 Curtis 63 48 Bethel 62 58 Tahoma 58 52 South Kitsap 69 50 Y Team Maintained Champion Status 1968 BASKETBALL TEAM: Bottom Row: Ray Shindler, Tom Lester, Greg Garnett, Rick Squance, Nick jerkovich, Phil Serka, Mark Hoppen. Top Row: Roger Iverson Head Coach, Dave Leppanen, Pat Lyle, Al Ross, Bill Sehmel, Randy Buckell, jim Fisher Manager, Dick Tatton, Mgr. Players wait their turn anxiously watching the game. This yearis basketball Playeris were faced with a diHi- cult task of holding Peninsulais championship title. To make things more difiicult, the team did not have the confidence of the spectators nor their fellow students. However, regardless of this slow start in enthusiasm and spirit, this year,s team proved that they could win. Although the Seahawks didn't place first, their third place standing showed that they were working hard to hold the image previously set. With only two returning seniors, the juniors provided the backbone of the team in quantity as well as quality. Al Ross was the only senior in the starting five. juniors held the other four positions, they were: Greg Garnett, Tom Lester, Pat Lyle, and Bill Schemell. 65 Miner k.,, ,, V Q, .k,hL , A w, . A TW? J- 2:-lfiv f We - IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Left: Denise Schillinger and Marg Dahl. Right: Lois McKinney and Patty Stocklin. ea' The Team To Third Place Greg Garnett dribbles down the court looking for Tom Lester. ltys a toss up as to who gets the hall - but it won,t be Randy. Seahawks Handle That Ball Greg dribbles down the court wondering where Tom is when he needs him most. The wrong guy got the re bound. 68 Tom 0-aught the balll JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: Kevin Krause, Bob Clark, Dan Rutland, Randy Day, Brian Bergman, Mark Marvin, Coach Cary Stainbrook, FROSH TEAM: Coach Smith, Mike Snowden, Rob Mitchell, Ric Tar- bet, Mark Metsker, Dave Tarabochia. Bottom Row: Manager Ric Pe- terson, jeff Wilbert, Neal Bergman, jim Miller, Ric Jensen, Manager Rob Knapp. Steve Wood, Terry Vietenhans, Andy Blair, Pat Elton, Rick Clark. Hey get that ball! Hi, ,- - Mawr wil '- 9' z, ' . r--, Qt!! ,.,. , 1,1 ,., W . r ,,, mf 5 ,' 'MW wr- --hm W ,. ' H , ' . , H: . ,Q ,, . .f .: , gs: ,Q32gbagarigfiggsgiiiiiifggiA3'-iizkrltgsizzssgifmemin f,.,r,,g,.?.. , . ,L K .. jf. . ,f . fwfr -' L kggfzfmgsllgtimfigfgliiiwr L ,A f 7 - B?w:'W- :f e ' ' Q M 'A x Q 1 L i 34 ii i ' - .fx im 'ls -if-' ' 'o T - ' 7 U, 2,97 'vi ,LL -Ar if A if 'W' Q ay-yg1g,1,ff iw.-3,., -,ftggg . V - fereegqyy, ',y.1z:f ,,,, , ,,.. ,z , - .Q , t A Qe.5,s,i-,,.-1-if-fi , f -- Q .. -it liliqif - ,j , 219 if XY j,,., h :1, ,1 , W J- ' 35'i,55'ffwiilipixfggiif fsiniift i - I. - ,. H N ' ' 5 M Que - ' 57.'l'zTi'I'7!'Y'Iizfiiiif'-If-f . Q ..,,. so -V a - WW Yetmlaiii - if f 1 . ,,:z'g,,fii1ff I .H,.fQ ff ?-J f f: , - H M ,g,,iff,1'g: H K t , Nw, ' ' 'V Track Team Aims For A Great Season Doug johnson throws his mighty javelin. Ralph Brindley prepares for take-off. J s so Up and over the pole vaults Rick Snider. 70 Great prospects were in line forthe Seahawk track team this year. Coach Gary Stainbrook relied heavily on a senior dominated team, and with the aid of many ener- getic underclassmen, talent and experience built the foundation of an enterprising team. Returning letterman Ralph Brindley and jerry Faker were the star sprinters, while jim Wright again proved to be the top pole vaulter. Alan Ross, Flip Blake, and Doug johnson, senior weightmen, handled the shot put and javelin, and runners Bob Sinclair and Phil Serka showed much ability in the long distant runs. This comparatively small team, with its desire and ability to succeed, made a fine showing in the league standings. Flip Blake puts the shot TRACK TEAM LEFT T0 RIGHT: Top Row: Coach johanneson, jeff Rotbwieler, Mike Recknagie, Mac Crum, Al Ross Lee Owens Rick Snider, jim Wright, Mark lngraham, Bill Carleson, Mike Hamon, Mike Fenton, Pete Engle, Coach Stainbrook Bottom Row Dennis Stacy, Flip Blake, Doug johnson, Phil Serka, jerry Faker, Bill Sehmel, Ralph Brindley, Bob Sinclair, Mark Hoppin Jim Wright gets a good run for his pole vault. jerry Faker starts his run. Peninsulcfs A thleles Spring Into Action Bob Sinclair knows the importance of staying in shape. FROSH TRACK TEAM: Pat Faker, Olie johnson, Rick Jensen, Dave Tarabochia, Bob Thorson, Mike Snowden Coach Conrad Waage. Phil Serka practices for the next track meet. Al Ross tries to beat the record. 73 The Seahawks Mike Skrivanich leaps to catch a Hy. Chris Sather scoops a grounder on the run. Rick Squance and Chris Sather fall into a typical baseball scene. ' N 74 Play Bal! Coach Warren Hozapfel undertook his second year as Peninsulaas head baseball coach. Returning to help him were live of last year's star lettermen. They included se- niors, Chris Sather, Tim Bannon, Mike Skrivanich, and Rick Squance, and junior, Ray Shindler. A potentially strong group of sophomores also turned out to add their talent and gain experience for up com- ing seasons. Eighteen varsity players and twelve junior varsity players made for a good team as was demonstrat- ed by their practice spirit. Automation was illustrated by the use ofthe automat- F ic pitching machine that was used to raise batting aver- ages and Save arms at the same time Coach Warren Holzapfel demonstrates baseball techniques at practice. BASEBALL TEAM: Top Row: Kevin Krause, Mike Niemann, Mark Smith, Carl Peterson, Dan Sorgenfrei, Bill Van Laanen, Mike Murray, David Bothwell, Fred Nikolac, Charles Bowles. Second Row: Greg Mannin, Dennis Nutter, Terry Hauser, Steve Wood, jim Garland, Bob Iverson, Brian Bergman, Bill Ahearn, Ray Shindler, Dave Leppanen, Coach Gustave Grave. Third Row: Coach Warren Holzapfel, Alan Smith, Greg Arnold, Richard Tat- ton, Rick Squance, Mike Skrivanich, Chris Sather, Doug Butterfield, Bruce Beal, Chuck Niemann. 75 janet Henry Barb Skurdall Tennis Coach William Witt found the tennis team Working hard all year with the desire to do well. With only four returning lettermen: Dave Eaton, Steve Hall, janet Henry, and Helen Knickerbocker, this yearis team lacked experience, but proved to be one of the best balanced teams that Coach Witt has ever worked with. Nightly workouts and many unscheduled practices insured a team ready to meet any challenges. These were a group of students who worked 'hard, stayed in shape, and had a lot of fun all at the same time. Steve Hall A Swinging Game TENNIS TEAM: jim Hall, Carl Foster, Bob Clark, Mary Gallawas, Rick Tarabochia, Cheri Cozort, Fred Nickolac, Linda Weston, Dave Eaton, Barb Skurdall, Steve Hall, Pam Simmons, Mike Veitenhans, janet Henry, Jake Rice, Helen Knicker- bocker, Coach William Witt, Bob Clark 77 WRESTLING TEAM, Top Row: Chris McKinney, Bill Ahern, Terry Nadine, jerry Williams, Doug Hoberg, john Lappin. Middle Row: Coach Oscar Schock, Brad Bannon, Ralph Brindly, john Rothweiler, jim Wright, Rick Thompson, Tom Hoey. Bottom Row: Carl Peterson, Dennis Stacy, Cordon Brindly, Kieth Williams. jim Wright and Ralph Brindly try to pin each other. 78 Seahawks Seahawk matmen and Coacher Oscar Schock and james Harrison put another year of experience behind them in Peninsulays second year of wrestling. Although the Seahawks were unvictorious in ten matches the team grows each year in confidence and experience. Out of the 15 wrestlers this year there were only 4 re- turning lettermen: jim Wright, Ralph Brindly, Chris McKinney and Greg Stacy with senior jim Wright lead- ing most ofthe action with an 8-2 season. The hopes for a larger and more successful team is looked forward to next year by the coaches. in 'em Down Brad Bannon meets his opposition Chris McKinney and Bill Ahern battle for Heavyweight title. Seahawk Carl Peterson tackles a Hornet. Standing: Keith Williams, Kevin Krause, Ward Tobin. Kneeling: Aargon Lind, Stan Weston, Daryl Kooley. Cross Country Coach Oskar Schock. 1 A Test 0fErza'urance The old telephone road behind the school was the training grounds for the Peninsula Highys cross country team. Over rocks, mud puddles, blackberry bushes, hills and ravines, the objective was to rung to run far and hard. Unlike most of the running competition, cross country is purely a test of will power and endurance. Under the coaching of Mr. Shock, the team turned out everyday and ran several miles. Although they lost to most of the teams in the Seamont League, the spirit of the competition consisted of good clean sportsmanship. Richard Tatton and Keith Williams proved to have the most poten- tial of the seven-man team, as they led the team to victory over Be- thel in the Hrst match ofthe season. 80 ' Wm' . .A, - --,Q M-1 Rytle Club Set Its Sites High Club officers Steve Blanchard, Dave Hagen, and Dan Dower. Aiming high, the rifle club organized and put in many hours of practice. By changing their headquarters from the wood-working shop in the industrial arts building to the back room of the renovated bus maintenance build- ing, the club members had more room and didn,t have to move anything around before they began their prac- tice. The terrific expense ofthe equipment was provided by the club. Ammunition alone cost from S5 to S20 per per- son, or about S400 for the entire club. Running from October to May, the club ollicers - Steve Blanchard, president, Dave Hagen, secretary, and Dan Dower, treasurer - had a long term and an active one. The ten best shooters were chosen from the club to make up the varsity team, which practiced on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Other club members were free to prac- tice on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Their advisor was Mr. Hillard Beller, who kept the club moving and handled the business end of things. Peninsulals 1967-68 RiHe Club. Standmg C oanh Mxkc Smlth Mac Crum Ron Baker Brad Bannon Kneelmg B1llAheam Doug Butterfield and Mark Bjornstad GOUA S wzngs mio A ctzon ore! H If we could only play more home gamesn was the famous refrain of the golf team this year, for out of the ten matches they played, they won six and lost four and strangely enough, all of the games they lost were away games. They beat North Thurston, Fife, Laughbon, Sumner, Foster, and lastly, Bethel. The high scorers for the team were Bill Ahearn with 12, and Ron Baker with 13. Losing only to Tumwater, Enumclaw, Mount Si, and Curtis, this year's team was doing well. Mr. Smith, the golf coach feels that - with a freshman, Ron Baker, as the most outstanding player on the team, and with everyone coming back, except Doug Butter- field, - golf will take the championship next year. Coach Smith helps Brad improve his stroke Ron Baker Mark Bjornstad Brad BHHUUU C LT IKAL ACTI ITIE Mud, rain, and the lack of the traditional bonfire and parade failed to dampen the spirits which made Peninsu- lals 1967-68 Homecoming an event to remember. This year's Pep Club took an active part when they helped decorate the football players, lockers with ever- ything from balloons to Hy swatters. Many players were additionally surprised to find the inside of their lockers feathered and loaded with candy and other small tokens to urge them on to victory. Slogans like H Swat Those Hornetsn and 'iEat ,Em Up Seahawksn contributed to the enthusiasm built for the decisive game ahead. Starting the Homecoming Assembly were the psyche- delic sounds of the New Salvation Army Band, which later swung into the heated competition of a fixed tricy- cle race between the coaches. Tire treads imprinted in chocolate cake crumbs gave evidence of the cake eating contest, a test of appetites won by the juniors. That night at the game, an enthusiastic crowd watched Peninsula down Enumclaw 7-0. Despite the muddy Held, the traditional halftime show was presented by the Band, Drill Team, Seachicks, and Majorettes. Under the direction of Mr. Bruce Brummond, routines were performed to the tunes of Georgie Girlf, HThe Stripperfy and 7Fever.U Completing the evening was the dance with music by the UFanatics.U At intermission the traditional crowning of the 1967-68 Homecoming Queen and King took place: Queen Kris Allen and King Ellis Farwell. Other royalty included Freshmen Becky Finholm and Randy Patterson, Sophomores Lois McKinney and Don Pol- worth, juniors jorja Peterson and Pat Lyle, and Seniors Helen Finholm and Chris McKinney. BOTTOM ROW: Randy Patterson, Becky Finholm, Lois McKinney, and Don Polworth. Middle row: Mike Lyle, Iorja Peterson, Helen Finholm, and Chris McKinney. Top row: Kris Allen and Ellis Farwell. Homecoming Dance and light show. Students and Alumni Dance. Queen Kris Allen. A long Go - Fight- Win! onderful Day Drill Team in action. Dave Kauppila enjoyed his chocolate cake. Q Q E Football players discuss the weather. l 1 2 K 2 i 2 5 3 E s 2 i A S nd The Land of Brooke and jim plan their trip down the Yellow Brick Roadf, The Wizard commanded everyones ap- pearance at the Land of Ozy' as the Peninsu- la High gym became the magic setting for the junior Prom presented by the Class of '68 Carrying out the Wizardls orders for the preparation of this special event were co- chairmen Brooke Taylor and jim Wright. Entering through an imaginary storybook, couples danced to the music of the joli Iacs and followed the Yellow Brick Road past rec- reations of the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion. 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Standing near a wild-poppy field, couples posed for pictures and finished an evening that would long be remembered. Brooke and jim announce royalty. he South Pacyic l The idea of creating a South Pacific island in the mid- dle of the gym floor completely fascinated the Senior Class. With the theme South Pacific firmly implanted in their minds, co-chairmen jay Watland and Marlene Brones got things rolling. They planned our committees and helped create an enthusiastic group of workers. After many hours of hard work, the gym was thor- oughly renovated into an enchanted island complete with a volcano, a grass hut, a waterfall and deserted beach scene, a tropical island swing, and a small island cafe. Everything was set for the dance which was to take place the following evening. Saturday night couples crossed over an ivy entwined bridge into a world of music and dancing made possible by the Monte Friel Trio. Royalty, which had been an- nounced during decoration day, was again presented. King and Queen were Flip Blake and Shirley Dadisman. Other royalty included princes and princesses, Kit Northey and Vonda Fink, Jake Rice and Wendy Throck- morton, and Tim Bannon and Marlene Ketner. The evening was completed as couples once again crossed over the bridge, leaving behind an island world, but taking with them many fond memories. Senior Ball Royalty, jay and Marlene: co-chairmen. Couples dance in tropical surroundings. f The Class of 68 Present Princess Marlene and Prince Tim. Prince and Princess, jake and Wendy, 96 Couples cross a bridge to a South Sea Island. K K 0 J Q South Pacyfc Princess Vonda and Prince Kit. A Little Crass Shack provides refreshment The Royal Waltz. CHOIR, Top Row: Cathy McDonald, Linda Nelson, Janet Gus, Berend Bruns, Frank Westrum. Row 2: Vicki Ford, Carol Gommer, Patty Simpson, Vivian Spadoni, Debbie Hale, Dorene Brones, Louis McKinney, Diana Bretsen, Tim Bannon, Scott Chunn, Ralph jones. Row 3: Wendy Throckmorton, Teresa Malich, Gayle Starr, Luanna Claringbould, Jolene Fraychineaud, Sally Sundberg, Marcia Smith, Herschel Mobley, Larry Manning, Dean Processor. Row 4: Jan Elmer, Marg Dahl, Bebbic Blank, Heidi Jones, Marg Smith, Patti Stocklin. Bottom Row: Sandy Hogg, Cindy McGugin, Judy Morgen, janet Henry, Donna Schindler, Linda Bjornstad, Cathy Ska- han, Kerry Barry. Choir has New M embers, New M usi CHOIR COUNCIL, Bottom Row: Martha Marcum, Kit Northey, Marlene Ketner, janet Henry. Row 2: Cindy McGugin, Kerry Barry, Ralph Iones, Lois McKinney. Row 3: Wendy Throckmorton, Tim Bannon, Donna Waterland, Dean Prosser. What kept the choir going besides strength, clock- watching, and the choir director? The choir officers did. To take the load off of Mr. Boyd's shoulders, the oflicers performed the time consuming jobs that ordinarily the teacher would perform. Donna Waterland, the choir sec- retary, took roll every day and treasurer, Wendy Throck- morton, handled the hundreds of dollars that came in from concerts, and special activities such as the annual spaghetti dinner. To keep the choir going in the absence of Mr. Boyd, Tim Bannon, the choir president, directed the choir and carried on the business of the day. Marlene Ketner, the vice-president, while performing many other necessary duties, still managed to keep Tim in line. The music librarians Were the real Workers of the choir. They kept track of all the music that came and Went during the year, which was a considerable amount. Many hours of their time was spent in the back room typing, filing, and sorting. To make the list of the unsung heroes of this large per- forming group complete, the uniform managers must be added. These students took care of all the adjustments that were made on the choir uniforms. C Top Bow: Jim Hoffman, Kit Northey, Doug johnson, Bruce Howard, Mike Veitenhans, Sherrie Hellerude, Vonda Fink, Mary Lytle, Cindy Hupe, Libby Boyd, jorja Peterson. Row 2: Dale Neel, Kevin McDonald, Kevin Krause, Keith Elbert, Kris McDonald, Kris Allen, Donna Waterland, Martha Marcum, Denise Schillinger, Debbie Bair, Cena Harrison. Row 3: Ed Free, Earl Christine, Louise Thompson, Ian Newton, Darlene Elford, Sydeny Rowe, janet Tatton, Claudia Wade, Karen Krause. Bottom Row: Bob Baker, Steve Morris, Kathy Zastrow, Patty Craig, Shirley Dadisman, Kathy Elbert, Anita McCabe, Vicki Giles, Leslie Short, and director, Mr. Boyd. nd cz New Director CHOIR OFFICERS: Wendy Throokmorton, Tim Bannon, Donna The basses learn their parts Waterland, Marlene Ketner. 99 GIRLS GLEE: fTop Rowl Darlene Gone, Becky Ra- donich, Deborah Shawver, Teri Naterlin, Sue Cox, Barbara Swanson, fSecond Row? Janis Hupe, Patsy Anderson, Noel Nieman, Lynn Dubarry, Peggy Brewer, Sharon Imes. fFront Howl Janet Payne, Priscilla Hill, Patricia Wag- ner, Carolyn Polland, Vicki Taylor, Merrilee Wilkerson. Mr. 0 yd leads the Choir for the NONETTES: fFrom L to RJ Donna Waterland, Martha Marcum, Vicki Ford, Claudia Wade Cindy McGugin Vicki Giles, Patty Crai , , g, Vivian Spadoni, Sherri Hellerud. The Nonettes, a select group of girls from the choir, make up another one of the small performing groups. This female ensemble often performed separately from the choir at such places as Madigan hospital, and the Masonic Temple. These girls practice on their own time and many after school rehearsals were called before the group per- formed. The Girl's Glee, another all female group, operated a bit differently. These performers were all freshmen and a class period during the day was directed by Mr. Bruce Brummond. An earnest but sometimes frustrated choir struggles ev- ery note of the Way. SWINGSTERS, Top Row: Dale Neel, Mike Vieten- hans, Tim Bannon, Kerry Berry. Row 2: jorja Peter- son, judy Niemann, Ian Newton, Kris MacDonald, Kris Allen, Theresa Mallich. Bottom Row: Marlene Ket- ner, Wendy Throckmorton, Gena Harrison, Darlene Elford. Sounds 0f'68 The Choir in Concert. A somewhat larger group than the Nonnettes was the Swingsters, an enthusiastic bunch of students who got together and worked up popular show tunes and swing- type music. The smallest but not the least was the folk group. lt was made of only seven teenagers, all of whom played guitars and sang. These students worked independently of any instruction and used their own music. THE NEW FOLK GROUP: Dean Prosser, Ralph jones, Scott Chun, Judi Morgen, Cindy McGugin, Cindy Hupe. Not Pictured: Larry Manning. Welcome to our little home. A uietevenin athome Penelope Sycamore Essie Pheba Paul Sycamore Mr. DePinna Ed Donald Martin Vanderhof Alice Henderson Tom Kirby Boris Kolenkov Gay Wellington Mr. Kirby Mrs. Kirby Three Men Olga Assistant Directors The Fa!! Play Cast List He Brooke Taylor Libby Boyd Cena Harrison Chris Peterson Scott Chunn Larry Manning Frank Westrurn jake Rice Darlene Elford James McFarlane Dan Fay Troy Iella Vonda Fink Kit Northey Mickey Scolman John Thornton Dave Stephens Mike Veitenhans Louise Thompson Libby Smoot len Knickerbocker alt stinksfl a familiar quote heard around the Syca- more household, could hardly be used to describe this year's fall play. UYou Canat Take It With Youn came to life on the Pen High stage as one of the best plays ever seen on the Peninsula was presented. A crazy playwright mother, a dart throwing grand- father, a ballet dancing daughter and the rest of this do- as-you-please cast entertained the audience with many humorous antics. Under the new and extremely capable direction of Mr. Milton Boyd, the cast rehearsed many hours to insure their well deserved success at all of the performances. Q g - The Sycamores discuss Aliceis boyfriend. ,, .ami You Cari! Take it With You Grandpa notices Alice's new dress. 'ilt stinks! uExcuse me, I didn't mean to interupt anythingf, i Miss Wellington sees snakes. Yes, Miss Wellingtonl 2, s Director Mr. Boyd between performance, Tom Bowles and Doug Hogeberg work behind the scenes. Rheba, Kolenkov, and Grandpa discuss dancing Donald watches Essie while Kolenkov directs. ' Surprise! The Kirbys. 104 A Playnighl Z0 Remember Why, it's my picture of you as the 'Discuss throwerf Mr. Depinna Scott Chunn. 'iShut upf, Stay where you are! Heres Your paper, Mr. Kirbyf, Penny-Brooke Taylor. I think we'd better be going, if you donit mind, Alicef' Mr, and Mrs Kerby -- Kit Northey and Micky Scolman. The Man - Dave Stevens. Peninsulcfs First Hermionie Pemletter and Bertram Odis tumble on the floor to unhook their locked rings. Wainwright Wooten is thoroughly disgusted with the Commercialairs' Plea for Mr, Buttons. The workers and tourists of the Snow CAST Dale Neel Troy jella Scott Chunn Debbie Blank Dan Fay Vonda Fink M arcia Smith Theresa Malich Bruch Howard Guide Alonso Rudebaker Harold Rudebaker Miss Farnsworth james Davidson Miss Wilkenson Miss Schultz Mrs. Lockit Mugs McCillicudy Red Rover Lucy Lockit Ginger Ayle Cordova Dragg Sven Svenson Austin Healey Chris McKinney Cathy skahan Carolynn Goemmer Cathy McDonald Chris Peterson Doug johnson Ctouristsl Wolfgang Von Strudle Behrend Bruns Heidi Von Strudle Helen Knickerbocker Schatzie Von Strudle Anita McCabe Oswald Ochletree Herschel Mobley Olga Ochletree Gena Harrison Orpheus Ochletree Doug Hogeberg Ophelia Ochletree jan Elmer Auntie Ochletree Verna Wright Musical Was A H il! lake Soap Company sing about their product. LIST Wainwright Wooten Ian Rolstad Amy Wooten Brooke Taylor Hermione Pemletter Libby Boyd Elizabeth Finch Kris Allen Bertram Otis Larry Manning Olive Pat Iohnston Miss Collins Diana Bretsen Miss Baxter Michal Scolman Miss Rhoades Margaret Smith Commercialaires: Christy Case Mignon Freiberger Jan Newton Denise Schillinger Lois McKinney Wendy Throckmorton Cheri Cozort Libby Smoot Martha the Gorilla and Mr. Rudebaker discuss a raise in the banana salary. Doug Hoberg and Bruce Howard sing about a lady in a bubble. To the Amusement of Miss Colling, Mr. Wooten falls in a waste basket. 1 Bubble The Workers sing fare A Conference in the Dignity Room of W.B.O. and F. Advertising Co. Trouble Farnsworth, the Bubble Control Manager that missed a bubble. Alonzo Rudebaker wants a Cam paign with dignity. Sonny and Hermionie confess their love. Vicki DeWalt and Brooke Taylor lead the Seahawks in the 1968 Daffodil Parade An energetic drill team performed routines along with our award winning band 110 Daffodils Are What It Was All About The Peninsula Seachicks performed as the marching band stepped high to the tunes of Windy and The Stripper For nearly three weeks, the Peninsula band, drill team, seachicks, majorettes, and cheerleaders marched many a mile in preparation for the 1968 Daffodil Parade. In this parade dedicated to the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, dozens of floats and performing units marched through Tacoma, Puyallup, and Sumner. lll Al Games, C oneerls and Assemblies Row One: Kathleen Spadoni, Karin Krause, Val Winters, J. C. Baldwin, Eric Feste, Helen Knickerbocker, Wendy White, Guy Leonard, Marlene Brones, Doug Hogeberg, Sheri Cozort, Verna Wright, Lynette Knapp, Connie Cragun, Roy Howard, Kim Krause, Shelly Doyle, Denise Schillinger, and Elizabeth Seifert. Row Two: Dan Fay, Karen Larson, Linda Parrish,VDebbie Blayden, Nance Stultz, Janice Rice, Iohn Wade, KarerLHeidinger, Joan Overly, Debby Reynolds, Carol Crosby, Karen Shomshak, jeff Wilbert, Robert Knapp, jack Martin, Rick Thompson, Dave Seifert, Daryle Kooley, Gwen Harris, Neal Veitenhans, jake Rice, Leslie Raynolds, Susan Bucholz, Pat Elton, Laura VanLaanen, and Charlie Gordon. Row Three: Patty Cutler, Fred Nicolac, Sue Cutler, Pam Simmons, Margo Calhoun, Karen Alvestad, Marg Griffith, Heidi Peterson, Tina Smith, Peggy Brewer, Mark lngraham, Sherri Blayden, Doug Wiseman, Barb Skurdall, Charlie Bowles, Les Campbell, Mike Hamon, Dale Neel, Herschel Mobley, Gary Crosby, Richard Lunore, Ricky Baldwin, Steve Alley, Tim Schroeder, Karolyn Kooley, Richard Peterson, Mike Johnston, Earl Short, Rick Squance, Richard Tatton, Mollie Balkenende, Darlene Cone, Carl Foster, Doug johnson, Mac Crum, Don Polworth, and Dave Eaton. Standing: Kathy Bald- win, Frank Westrum, Carol Olson, Jill johnson, George MacDonald, Keith Elbert, Troy jella, Aaron Lind, Rick Snyder, Steve Case, Ed Tait, Paul Anderson, Greg Thoreson, Mr. Brummond. 112 Band Played n Tears, toil and sweat followed the Band through their more than fifty performances. Sour notes and irritated students molded themselves into a successful and good- sounding band. From an uncoordinated green mob to a precision marching group, these musical Seahawks won their fame in the DaHodil and the Rhododendron pa- rades. Spurring the Seahawkis athletic activities, the Band played for all of the home games and the many pep as- smblies during the year. On the cultural side of the musical events of the year, the Pen High Band participated in the two traditionally magniiicent concerts: the Pop Concert and the Spring Concert. Excitement was brewing in the music department because this year was the first time in Peninsulals history that it hosted the annual Band Festival. This contest of talent brought about a lot of excitement and a lot of hard work. Director Mr. Brummond hard at work. BAND COUNCIL, Row One: Kathy Baldwin, Cheri Cozort, Heidi Peterson, Tina Smith, and Janice Rice. Row Two: Doug Wiseman, Kathy Spadoni, Debbie Blayden, and Neal Veitenhans. Row Three: Dave Eaton, Dale Neel, Doug johnson, and jake Rice. 113 STAGE BAND MEMBERS: Front Row: Marlene Brones, jake Rice, Neal Veitenhans, Charley Gordon, Pat Elton, and Laura Van Laanen, Row Two: Kathy Baldwin, Mark Ingrahm, Herschel Mobley, Doug Wiseman, Mr. Brummond. Row Three: Rick Snyder, Paul Anderson, Greg Thoreson, Doug johnson, Mac Crum, Don Polworth, and Dave Eaton. BAND OFFICERS: Kathy Baldwin, Kathy Spadoni, Marlene Brones, UNIFORM MANAGERS AND MUSIC LIBRARIANS: Marlene Dale Neel, Dave Eaton, and Conductor Mr. Brummond. Brones, Diane Kupka, Kathy Spadoni, and Helen Knickerbocker, Pen Highls annual Pop Concert, uWinds of Changefl DIXIELAND BAND: Marlene Brones, Rick Snyder, john Baldwin, Paul Anderson, jake Rice, Greg Thoreson, Don Polworth, and Doug Wiseman. Hope 0fNew Unzforms Kept SpiritsHigh Concentration at a concert. And the beat goes on! CLASS S are notorious for having fun Pen High Students and getting something done at the some time is illustrated by many things: Parking, Working with figures, and frequent inspections, by interested students. Student Ly'e FROSH CLASS OFFICERS, Seated: Becky Finholm and jim Miller. Standing: Rick Jensen and Mark Metsker. 5 Steve Alley Patsy Anderson Bruce Anderson Patricia Anderson Michael Arledge Stephanie Arlin Steve Atterton Kristina Asplund ' :':: Ronald Baker Mollie Balbenende 1 Neal Bergman Janet Bogue A Denise Braaten Peggy Brewer Gordon Brindley 1 Michael Brown if i Susan Bucholz . Helen Burgess Becky Burgett F5 Leslie Campbell , Ralph Carnahan Stephen Case Geoffrey Clark Wendy Clarkson Mollie Clausen Darlene Cone N .. 1, .. 5.,,.. , 5'?:lz:!rilaf I--igstl-iljiy Nancy Bobbitt :NEW 'x ,lr '-lipld l Sy -22:25-I, ,i,E:,sE:,:- - llgi :Mr 1 yr w,ir.ff5rim,,.i.1gs:r Q -irq ,Z,iirV-,wig f' :ESM my ferr - i 'mg rx' f azz Q lllllllll ai yi r f El ' Ricky Baldwin 2. I 5 1 5.51: rgs'x53,ltfl 5 5 1 1 M-f-Aa5f.:. -,. Q' ' x 21' P T 1 7 - , 2, ,.., K 120 ka. sszsi 1. - is L .. trellis? V The Freshmen at Peninsula had one major task to complete during their first year here. It was their job to take notice of the upperclassmen. They watched actions and formed opinions as to what their policies would be when they took over the job of leading the school. Those who have already experienced leadership were the Frosh officers. They were Jim Miller, president, Rick Jensen, vice-president, Becky Finholm, secretaryg and Mark Metsker, treasurer. Like everyone else, Freshmen became involved in school life. They joined clubs, played sports, and elected their own royalty. They had fun and learned at the same time. With the help of their advisors, Mrs. Fride Jerstad and Mr. Manuel Velez, the Class of '71 also completed their traditional duty of decorating for Baccalaureate. i ,. , i'.'5!5v'?12sE:,, Zi ,1,E22f5..., ., I l :':f1:f3ii 2352 Ziif -E:.i:?:1 eaI1. :5f?l:' 1 - .2:.fzgj,5 v- 1222 t i ::.a , na w X H ,, Q 1-:.f,s:i,,Q its .,. f1.,p.w,f.'r:-fri r A- -- - 1. 335 '1 l l ml lv ll J if vm m,'rfS'f r 5 gil F ,ll ..., Ell .a.E..ff.::,a. -.3 My 5 f - l f ya I E at i 1 si! 9 ax-Effie: S u mrtflsixeis ig x 'J 11' 11 lu ' ll K t wif, .1 Y km fl :ll . - 1 :1.g,ly.sfzgsi1g:.f- V 4 528522 . . . we M. M. W, ,wt ti fm sswtmfr r fa. vi a-+..'.' 'tate-,e. -:' , E Q f : 2515- 2 z , as ' E I 52:55 -25, I 12512 212512 931 3-55, Q33 558551, 2 sl M 2182595452 Q5 Corsi, Lucia A. Cox, Suzanne M. 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Mike Gordon, Charles Green, Joyce Hagen, Doug Hale, Debbie Hall, jim Hall, Loren Hammon, Mike Hardy, Janis Harris, Karen Hauser, Terry Hibhs, Cale Hjarne, Mike Holm, john Hoober, Denise Howard, Roy Horgen, Linda Ingraham, Mark Iverson, Bob jones, Heidi Johnson, jill 1 WW ,Q A I . , ,-if HF! e,.,j .i,:-5 2 2,523. 5 5 ,gilgii tf-Psi rim. i. MSE 520114433 With president Tony Morrone heading the class of ,70 for the second consecutive year, things got OH to an or- ganized start. Vice-president, Terry Voitenhans, Secre- tary, Donna Shindler, and treasurer, 1. C. Baldwin also joined in with the advisors, Mrs. Iessie Finholm and Mr. Gary Stainbrook to make the sophomore class an active group of students. Four J. V. Cheerleaders, Queen Patty Stocklin, Mar- garet Dahl, Denise Schillinger, and Lois McKinney, helped to symbolize the enthusiastic spirit of sopho- mores at various sports activities. 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CLASS OFFICERS, From Left to Right: Bottom: Presid Lyleg Vice-president, Dave Leppanen. Top: Jett Bucholz, Tr Cindy Hupe, Secretary. Alvestad, John M. Anderson, Paul L. Armstrong, Marcia E. Bair, Deborah L. Bannon, Brad B. Bantolino, Allen D. Baxter, Russell L. Beglau, Ronald A. Bennett, Daryl A. Bjornstad, Mark L. Blackburn, Carolyn Blayden, Debbie Boman, David L. Borgen, William R. Boyd, Mary E. Braaten, Susan H. Bruns, Berend Bucholz, jeff A. Burgett, Teresa A. Burgoyne, Arthur K. Butler, Mary K. Carnahan, Irene C. Carrier, Dave L. Christensen, Larry Claringbould, Luanna Cooper, Chris D. Dahl, Laurie O. Davis, Barbara J. DeTienne, Richard L. DeWalt, Vicki j. Dike, Gwen Diloreto, Dino W. Dower, -I.D. Early, Janice E. Elford, Darlene M. Elliot, Shiela H. Engle, Pete G. Everett, Carolynn Eyestone, Vicki A. 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Sophomore Louis McKinney applies finishing touches to Junior Louise Thompson. 131 Z e ii s 'Q ,. 14 Q ii E E il 3 S ,Q SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Standing Marcia Smith, Shirley Dadis- man, Seated jy Watland, jim Wright. Seniors showed their authority. They led the school, not only in student government and clubs, but in sports, assemblies, and other happenings around school. Guiding the seniors were jim Wright, president, jay Seniors Reflect on The Senior Class began the 67-68 school year with a change in attitudes. It was their final year, a year to prove themselves to teachers and friends. Next year the big transition would come, the change from high school to a new life in a variety of ways. But most students were ready. Their four years of activities here at Peninsula gave them a strong foundation for the step into the world outside. Feelings were mixed, friendships became stronger while others faded away, and few in the Class of '68 would ever forget the projects completed as a group. First came the junior Prom, then the Senior Ball, and all of the other events in which this active group participat- ed. Watland, vice-president, Shirley Dadisman, secretary, and Marcia Smith, treasurer. Class advisors were Mr. Ernest Miller and Mrs. Patricia Black. May came and brought with it the preparation for that final event . . . Graduation on May 31. Some faced it with hesitation, while others were eager to complete their time here. Reflections of the past 12 years brought back both joy and sadness. It was a time to again set down hopes, ideals, and dreams. The future was handed to the Graduates, and the decision was now theirs. Homecoming Queen Kris Allen and Steve Willis. Seniors Randy Buckell, Butch Odegaard, and Mike Skrivanich enjoy the Student Center. High School Years Bonnie jean Ahearn Kristine Janette Allen Allan Lawrence Anderson Marcia jill Anker Cary Bruce Antonson Sandra Arlin Raelynn Katheryn Armstrong Randall Peter Babich Bob Baker 133 Becky H arch Represen ts V ALL AROUND STUDENTS: Mike Veitenhans and Linda Nelson. Katherine Baldwin Timothy John Bannon Bruce Wayne Beal Michael Edward Beal 1 Jack Lee Blackburn l Nance Rose Blair Philip Blake Steven Emory Blanchard 134 P.H.S. in Germany james Edward Bobbitt Diana Bretsen Loris Brewer Robert Randell Buckell Girard Burgess 135 Ralph Brindley Marlene Marie Brones Steven BYOWH FRIENDLIEST: George Williams and Donna Water- land. 4 Douglas Doel Butterfield CLASS SCIENTISTS: Corky Ellis and Claudia Wade. I 0 o o 6 Wmsflgazn ln Rea' Cross ssembly Robert Stanley Carrier Linda Susan Cherry Earl Christine , Vicki Lee Colbath jane Elice Cooper Edward Dean Corley 1 3 6 Paffy Craig Judi Lanice Cragun Patricia Ann Culver Cary Cumbie Suzette Marie Cutler Shirley Kay Dadisman Kristi Daniel Dana Delony David Callaway Delony l 37 Imaginative Class Followed the Y ella David Wiley Eaton Carl O. Ellis Melvin Leslie Fairbanks MOST DEPENDABLE: Dale Neel and janet Henry. Gerald Thomas F aker 138 W 5 . Q Ellis Dole Farwell Ray Fezler Brick Road to S oulh Pacyic PERSONALITY PLUS: john Payne and jane Cooper. Mfr' Maha-and Helen Marie Finholm Vonda Mae Fink james Edward Fischer Vicki Marie Ford Loren Harold Freeman Marianne Causta 139 Negro Seminar C apli vcztes Audience Lonnie Grant Graham Gene Gus Dave Hagen E Steven Douglas Hall Eugenia Marie Harrison Rebecca Hatch CLASS WRITERS: Libby Seifert and jack Merry Michael Lee Heclcart Karen Lynn Heidinger l 40 Terri Lynne Helbig Philip Hemley BEST LOOKING: Randy Buckell and jan New- ton. l l janet Marie Henry Christina Alice Hoem WilliamThomas Hoey 1 , , I james Ray Hoffman Mark Allen Hofto Carl Harvey Hoober 141 Thoughts Turn Z0 Viet Nam an Bruce Neil Howard Larry Michael Imes Patricia Ireland Robert Burns Isbell Dixie Rae Jacobs Steven Jack Jacobsen Linnea Christine Jacobson Troy R. H. Jella Douglas Alexander Johnson 142 cz' Parting Friends Phil johnson Patricia Johnston CLASS CUT-UPS: Vonda Fink and Kit Northey Michael Darrel jones Donna june Kelly Marlene Caroline Ketner jim Aluy Kitchen Ted Eugene Kitchen Daryl Vern Kooley 143 Dale Eileen Lange john Weston Lappin Karen Larson All Girl aolball, Basketball Teams Herb Lehman jeff Lunore Mike Lyle Theresa Marie Malich Larry joseph Manning 144 ' MOST ATHLETIC: jim Wright and Kathy Spadoni. Martha Lavelle Marcum Cary Henry McCamant Catherine Alice McDonald Perform S ki ts for Pep Assemblies Kris McDonald Richard Mclntyre Chris Everett McKinney BIGGEST FLIRTS: Flip Blake and john Frederich Merry Pamela Miller 145 Libby Smoot. Herschel Mobley Dale Arthur Neel james Edwin Nelson S enzors Work H am' fo Lmda Loulse Nelson Patncla Diane Nelson Ian Marran Newton BEST MECHANIC AND BEST HOMEMAKER Mlke Skrlvamch and ChT1Sty Daniel. X,W..s ,1 S 5 15, if K M ' ar his Cynthia Nordquist MOST LIKELY TO BE REMEMBERED: jim Fischer and Raelynn Armstrong. Christopher Eugene Northey Alan Odegaard Gary Allen Parrish uccessful March of imes W N john Payne Linda Marie Perkins Ianet Sue Peterson 147 I ndustrious Group Gary john Rice jake Lesley Rice CLASS DRAMATISTS: jake Rice and Brooke Tay- lor. Thomas William Richards Alan Ross Sydney Rowe Michael Phillip Sanders Chris Sather Geoff Schramek I ni ticzles T. P. Craze 1 l l Bonnie Schroeder Calvin Floyd Schroeder Elizabeth Seifert Earl james Short Pamela Cean Simmons Robert David Sinclair S l Debra jean Skillman Michael Peter Skrivanich Katherine Cherrie Smart 149 Graduation' Mal'Cia Annette Smith Margaret Smith BEST DRESSED:Randy Babich and Karen Larson Libby B. Smoot Kathleen Gail Spadoni Vivian Michele Spadoni Rick Squance Douglas Harold Stencil Judy Ann Stoddard l5O Richard Channing Tatton Patti Anne Taunt 9 0 C11 rn ax Qf Ll I1 A C11 Vg Ygg 1' CLASS MATHEMATICIANS: Kathy Baldwin and Steve Hall. Brooke Adaire Taylor Wendy Edris Throckmorton Sharon Leah Tomlinson Thomas Owen Torgeson jean Ann Vance Michael james Vietenhans I5 l Seniors Leave, Always Remembering Claudia Marie Wade Donna Yvonne Waterland Jay Warren Watland james Douglas Wilkerson George E. Williams Gerald Lee Williams Kenneth Wold james Wesley Wright Larry Dale Zwang 15 Z In Memoriam Ronald Louis Rhoads So think of him faring on, as dear In the love of there as the love of hereg Thinks of him still as the same, . . ,H 153 AHEARN, BONNIE: German Club 1,2, FTA 1,2,3, GAA, Office Assist. Biology As- sist. 27, 133. ALLEN, KRIS: Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Rep. 3, FHA 1, Torch 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Girls' Glee Pres. 1, Choir 2,3,4, Swingsters 2,3,4, No- nettes 2,3, SFA 1, Girls' Club Pres. 4, Advi- sory Council 2, Pep Club 4, Drill Team 4, Soph. Class Sec., Scholastic Award 1, Homecoming Queen 4, Spring Play 3,4, Oflice Assist. 3. 24, 27, 31, 34, 36, 37, 86, 87, 88, 89, 101, 132, 133. ANDERSON, LARRY: SFA 2,35 Red Cross 4, German Club 2, Rep. 2, Baseball 1, Sen- ate 1. 133. ANDER, MARCIA: Pep Club 2,4, Red Cross 4, Drill Team 3, SFA 1, Girls' Glee. 36, 51, 133. ANTONSON, GARY: Football 1, Basketball 1. 133. ARLIN, SANDY: Pep Club 1,2, Red Cross 1, SFA 2,3. 133. ARMSTRONG, RAELYNN: FTA 1,2,3,4, Activity Chair, 4, SFA 1, Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4, Rep. 4, GAA 1, Torch 2,3,4, Red Cross 1,2,3, Annual Staff 2. 27, 29, 133, 147. BABICH, RANDY: Torch 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club ,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1, Football 1,2,3, 4, Coaches' Award 4, Track 1, Senate 2, Tolo Prince 1, ASB President 4, Student Council 4. 24, 25, 27, 30, 54, 55, 59, 92, 133, 150. BAKER, BOB: Entered 4, Boys' Club. 99, 133. BALDWIN, KATHY: Band 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4, Stage Band 3,4, Torch 2,3,4, Treas. Sec. 3, Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2,3, Vice Pres. 3, Spanish Club1,3.27,44,112,113, 114, 134, 151. BANNON, TIM: Spanish Club 3, German Club 1,2, Choir 2,3,4, Pres. 4, Swingsters 2, 3,4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Football 1, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Senior Ball Prince, Fall Play 4. 96, 98, 101, 134. BEAL, BRUCE: Entered 25 Lettermen's Club 3,4, German Club 2,3, Cross Country 3. 30, 75, 134. BLACKBURN, JACK: Entered 3. 134. BLAIR, NANCE: GTA 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3, Oflice Assistant 3,4, Spring Play 3. 112, 134. BLAKE, FLIP: Entered 4, Football 4, Track 4, Senior Ball King 4. 54, 94. 134, 71, 145. BLANCHARD, STEVE: Rifle Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, German Club 3,4, Rifie Team 1,2,3,4. 30, 81, 134. BOBBITT, JAMES: Football 1. 135. BRAY, FAB: Boys' Club. BRETSEN, DIANA: GTA 1,2,3,4, Historian 3, Vice Pres. 4, Pep Club 1, SFA 2, German Club 2,3, GAA 1, Annual Staff 4, Oflice As- sistant 25 Fall Play 3, Spring Play 3,4. 29, 49, 98, 135. BREWER, LORIS: German Club 2,1, Girls' Glee 1, PE Assistant 4. 135. BRINDLEY, RALPH: Torch 3,4, Letter- men's Club 3,4, Boys' Club Secretary 4, Football 45 Track 2,3,4, Wrestling 3,4, ,Cross Country 3. 27, 30, 31, 54, 70, 78, 135, 71. BRONES, MARLENE: GAA 1,2,3, Sec-Tres. 3, SFA 1, Pep Club 1, FHA 1,2,3,4, Public- ity Director 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Senior Ball Co-chairman, Ofiice Assistant 3, 4, Senate 4. 26, 28, 51, 95,112,114,115, 135. BROWN, STEVE: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1, Track 1, Track Manager 2. 30, 135. BUCKELL, RANDY: SFA 3, Lettermen's Club 4, German Club 1, Band 1, Football ' 1, Baseball 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Junior Prom King, PE Assistant 3,4. 30, 90, 91, 132, 135, 141, 65, 68. BURGESS, GIRARD: Library Assistant, Boys' Club, 135. BUTTERFIELD, DOUG: Lette1'men's Club 4, Golf 4. 75, 82, 136. CARRIER, BOB: Boys' Club. 136. CHERRY, LINDA: Girls' Club, FHA 1. 136. CHRISTINE, EARL: Choir 1,2, Lunchroom Assistant 2, Library Assistant. 99, 136. COLBATH, VICKI: German Club 1, SFA 2, 4. 136. COOPER, JANE: German Club 1,2,3,4, Torch 3,4, Pep Club 1,3,4, SFA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, FHA 1,4, Drill Team 2,3, Annual Staff 4, English Dept. Assistant 4, Junior Prom Queen. 27, 36, 40, 48, 90, 91, 92, 136, 139. CORLEY, ED: German Club 1,2, Football 1, 2, Tennis 1,2. 136. CRAIG, PATTY: FHA 1, SFA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3, German Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, Pep Club 1,3,4, GAA 1, Drill Team 2,3,4, Nonettes 2, 3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Girls' Glee 1, Torch 2,3,4, Oftice Assistant 3, Senate 2,3, Tolo Princess 2. 27, 34, 36, 99, 100, 137. CRAGUN, JUDI: Entered 4, Choir 4, Folk Group 4, GAA 4. 98, 101, 136. CULVER, PATTI: Pep Club 4, Torch 4, Drill Team 4, Paper Staff 3,4, Associate Ed. 4, FTA 4, Office Assistant 3,4. 27, 34, 36, 51, 137. CUMBIE, GARY: Boys' Club, Track 1. 137. CUTLER, SUE: Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, FTA 4, FHA 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4, 112,137. DADISMAN, SHIRLEY: Pep Club 2,4, SFA 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2, Band 1, Choir 2,3,4, Drill Team 1,3, Senior Class Sec. Office Assistant 4, Senior Ball Queen. 41, 51 94, 99,132, 137. DANIEL, KRIS: Pep Club 3, SFA 4, Home- making Award 5. 137, 146. DELONY, DANA: 26, 137. DELONY, DAVE: Entered 3, Football 3,4, Tolo Prince 3, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Span- ish Club 3,4. 30, 45, 54, 137. DENNING, ANDREA: FHA 1, Library As- sistant 1,2, Office Assistant 4. 51, 138. DEWALT, LANE: Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3, Girls' Glee 1, Paper Staff 3,4, Ger- man Club 2, Homecoming Princess 1, JV Cheerleader 2,3, Varsity Cheerleader 4. 138. DOYLE, SHELLY: SFA 1,2,3, FHA 1,2,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Miss Pep 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Girls' Glee 1, Frosh Cheerleader Queen, Girls Club Treas. 4. 36, 37, 51, 112, 138. EATON, DAVE: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Hiking Club 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Ger- man Club 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3, Baseball 1, Tennis 2,4. 30, 138, 77, 112, 113, 114. ELLIS, CORKY: Entered 2, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Baseball Mgr. 2, Basketball Mgr. 2,3 30, 136, iss. FAIRBANKS, MELVIN: Entered 2, Rifle Club 4, Football 3. 138. FAKER, JERRY: German Club 3,4, Senate 3, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Baseball 2, Football 1,2,3,4, Star Award 4, Tackle Award 4, All Seamount Defensive Guard 4, 154 Track 2,3,4, Junior Prom Prince, Boys Club Vice Pres. 4. 30, 31, 54, 58, 72, 91, 71, 138. FARWELL, ELLIS: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club Rep. 3, Football 1,2,3,4, Cap- tain 4, All Seamount Defensive End 4, Homecoming King 4, Track 1. 30, 54, 58, 86, 87, 139. FEZLER, RAY: Concessions 2,3,4, Boys' Club. 50, 139. FINHOLM, HELEN: FHA 1,4, SFA 1,4, Pep Club 1,3,4, German Club 1, Home- coming Princess 4. 87, 139. FINK, VONDA: SFA 1,3, Red Cross 4, Pep Club 3, Girls' Club Rep. 1,4, Girls' Glee 1, Choir 2,3,4, Rep. 4, Fall Play 4, Spring Play 4, Senior Ball Princess. 37, 97, 99, 139, 143. FISCHER, JIM: German Club 1,2, Letter- men's Club 2,3,4, Basketball Mgr. 1,2,3,4. 30, 139, 147, 65. FORD, VICKI: SFA 2,3, Red Cross 4, No- nettes 3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Pep Club 2, Band 2, Girls' Track Mgr, 2, Office Assistant 3,4. 51, 98, 100, 139. FREEMEN, LOREN: Hiking Club 4, Li- brary Assistant 1,2, 139. GAUSTA, MARIANNE: FHA 1,2, SFA 1, Spanish Club 1,2, Band 1,2,3, Girls' Club Rep. 2, Spanish Club Rep. 1,2, Senate 4, Tolo Chairman 4. 51, 139. GRAHM, LON: Baseball 1,2, Football 1. 140. GUS, GENE: SFA 2, Red Cross 4. 140. HAGEN, DAVE: Entered 2, Rifle Club 2,3,4, Sec. 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Baseball 2, Rifle Team 2,3,4. 30, 81, 140. HALL, STEVE: Torch 2,3,4, Pres. 4, Letter- men's Club 2,3,4, Basketball 1, Tennis 3,4, Football 1,2,3,'TraCk 1. 27, 30, 76, 77. 140, 151. HATCH, BECKY: German Club 1,2,3, Pep Club 2,3, SFA 1,2,3,4, FTA 2,3, Tennis Team 1,2,3, GAA 1,2,3, 140. HARRISON, GENA: Spring Play 4, Fall Play 4, Home Ec. assistant 4. 36, 99, 101, 140. HECKART, MIKE: SFA 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4. 40, 140. HEIDINGER, KAREN: FHA 1, SFA 2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Clarinet Choir 3, Girls' Track Mgr., Senate 3, Paper Staff 4, Fall Play 4, Spring Play 3. 36, 112, 140. HELBIG, TERRI: FTA 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2, 3, Drill Team 3,4, GAA 1,2, Oflice Assistant 2,3.4. 34, 48, 141, HEMLEY, PHIL: Boys' Club. 141. HENRY, JANET: Entered 2, FHA 2,3,4, Pres. 4, Treas. 3, Torch 3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Mgr. 3,4, Drill Team 2,3,4, Capt. 4, Swingsters 4, Paper Staff 4, Tennis 3,4, Music Assistant. 27, 29, 34, 76, 77, 98, 138, 141. HOEM, CHRIS: Entered 4. 141. HOEY, TOM: Rifle Club 1, FTA 4, Letter- men's Club 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Football Mgr. 2,3, Lunchroom 1,2, Concessions 2. 30, 78, 141. HOFFMAN, JIM: SFA 2,3,4, Red Cross 4. 99, 141. HOFTO, MARK: Torch 2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2, Baseball 1.27, 141. HOOBER, CARL: SFA 3, Football 1, Base- ball 2. 141. HOPLINS, AL: Baseball 4. HOWARD, BRUCE: Spanish Club 2,3, Let- termen's Club 3,4, Choir 4, Football 1,2,3, 4, Track 2, Senate 1, Spring Play 4, Junior Prom Prince. 54, 91, 99, 107, 142. IMES, LARRY: Entered 3, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Wrestling 3. 142. IRELAND, PAT: Pep Club 1,2,3,4, FTA 1, Drill Team 1,2, Choir 1,2,3, Swingsters 3, German Club 3, Girls' Club Rep. 3, Vice Pres. 4, Annual Staff 4, Torch 4, Ofiice As- sistant 4, Senate 2, JV Cheerleader 3. 27, 36, 37, 48, 49, 51, 142. ISBELL, BOB: Entered 4, Football 4. 142. JACOBS, DIXIE: FHA 1, Librarian 1,2,3,4. 51, 142. JACOBSON, LINNEA: SFA 1,2,4, Pep Club 1,2, Red Cross 4, Spanish Club 1, German Club 2. 142. JELLA, TROY: Entered 4, FTA 4, Hiking Club 4, Fall Play 4, Spring Play 4. 112, 142. JACOBSEN, STEVE: Boys, Club. 142. JOHNSON, DOUG: Entered 2, SFA 2,3, Torch 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Band 3,4, Band Council 4, Choir 4, Football 2,4, Track 2,3,4, Spring Play 4. 26, 27, 30, 54, 70, 99, 71, 112, 113, 114, 142. JOHNSTON, PAT: Rifie Club 1,2, Sec. 2, GAA 1, Annual Staff 2, Paper Staff 3, Drill Team 3,4, Cheir 3,4, German Club 1,2, SFA 2, Red Cross 3,4, Spring Play 2,4. 34, 44, 143. JONES, MIKE: Boys, Club. 143. KELLY, DONNA: Rifie Club 1, Drill Team 3, Band 1, Tolo Chair. 4, Senate 4, Ofiice Assist. 4. 51, 143. KETNER, MARLENE: Spanish Club 1,2,3, 4, Pres. 3, SFA 1,2, Red Cross 3,4, Pres. 4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Uniform Mgr. 3,4, Vice Pres. 4, Swingsters 3,4, Drill Team 1,2,3,4, An- nual Staff 3, Senior Ball Princess. 34, 44, 96, 101, 143. KITCHEN, TED: Boys' Club. 143. KOOLEY, DARYL: Lettermenis Club 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, German Club 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Capt. 3, Foot- ball 1. 30, 80, 112. LANGE, DALE: SFA 2,3, Pep Club 1,2, Boys' Home Ec. Assist. 144. LAPPIN, JOHN: Entered 3, Wrestling 4. 78, 144. LARSON, KAREN: FHA 1, SFA 1,2,3, Spanish Club 1,2,4, Rep. 1,2, Torch 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Council 1,2,3, Cheerleader 1,4, Queen 4, Junior Prom Princess. 27, 35, 36, 60, 91, 112, 144, 150. LEHMAN, HERB: Boys, Club. 144. LUNORE, JEFF: Boys, Club. 144. LYLE, MIKE: Football 1,2,3,4, SFA 1,2. 144. MALICH, THEHESAi FHA 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3,4, FTA 4, Pep Club 1,4, German Club 1,2, SFA 1, Choir 2,3,4, Swingsters 2, 3,4, Girls, Glee 1, Spring Play 4. 28, 36, 98, 101, 144. MANNING, LARRY: FTA 4, Choir 4, Spring Play 3,4, Fall Play 4. 98, 144. MARCUM, MARTHA: SFA 2, Pep Club 3,4, Drill Team 4, German Club 1,2, FTA 4, Band 1, Girls' Glee 1, Choir 2,3,4, Council 4, Monettes 3,4, Swingsters 3, Senate 4, Spring Play 4, Ofiice Assist. 3,4, Tolo Queen 4. 26, 34, 38, 39, 99, 100, 145. MCDONALD, KATHI: FTA 1, OfHce Assist. 3,4, Lunchroom Help 3, Spring Play 4. 51, 98, 145. MCDONALD, KRIS: SFA 1,2,3, German Club 1, Spanish Club 2,3, Pep Club 2,3, Choir 1,2,3,4, Swingsters 2,3,4, Nonettes 3, 4, Senate 4, Spring Play 3, Office Assist. 3, 4. 26, 51, 99, 101, 145. MCINTYRE, DICK: Boys' Club. 145. McKINNEY, CHRIS: Lettermen's Club 3,4, German Club 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Base- ball 1, Track 2,3, Wrestling 3,4, Spring Play 3,4, Homecoming Prince 4. 29, 30, 54, 58, 78, 79, 87, 145. MERRY, JACK: Spanish Club 1,2,4, Torch 2, 3,4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Paper Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, Class Vice Pres. 3, Baseball 1,2, 3, Student COuncil4. 27, 30, 46, 47, 140, 145. MILLER, PAM: Drill Team 3, Library As- sist. 4. 145. MOBLEY, HERSCHEL: German Club 2,3, Hiking Club 4, Spring Play 4. 98, 112, 114, 146. NEEL, DALE: Spanish Club 1,2, Torch 2,3, 4, FTA 4, Span. Club Vice Pres. 2, Band 1, 2,3,4, Dixieland 1,2,3, Danceband 2,3, Choir 3,4, Swingsters 2,3,4, Fall Play 2, Christmas Play 2, Spring Play 4, Conces- sions 1,2,3, Annual Staff Editor 4. 27, 48, 99, 101, 112, 113, 114, 138, 146. NELSEN, JIM: German Club 4, Library 1. 146. NELSON, LINDA: Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Rep. 3, Torch 2,3,4, FHA 1,4', SFA 1, GAA 1, Biology Assist. 2,3, Concessions 1,2,3,4. 27, 50, 98, 134, 146. NEWTON, JAN: Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, SFA 1,2,3, Spanish Club 2,3, Girls' Club Sec. 4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Swingsters 3,4, Drill Team 2,3,4, Senate 2,3, Tolo Princess 3. 34, 36, 37, 99, 101, 141. NIEMANN, CHUCK: German Club 1,2, Band 1, Baseball 1,2,4, Football 1. 75, 146. NORDQUIST, CYNDEE: Entered 3, FHA 4, German Club 3. 147. NORTHEY, KIT: German Club 3,4, Rep. 4, Choir 2,3,4, Council 3,4, Swingsters 2,3,4, Senior Ball Prince 4, Spring Play 3, Fall Play 4. 97, 98, 105, 143, 147. ODEGAARD, ALAN: Senate 3,4. 132, 147. PARRISH, GARY: Spanish Club 1,2, SFA 4, Baseball 1. 147. PAYNE, JOHN: 27, 30, 38, 39, 54, 57, 147. PERKINS, LINDA: Entered 3, Drill Team 4, Pep Club 3, GAA 3, PE Assistant 3,4, Office Assistant 3. 34. PETERSON, JANET: SFA 1,2,3, FHA 1,2,4, Pep Club 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4, Girls, Club Historian 4, Oflice Assistant 4. 36, 37, 147. RICE, GARY: Football 1. 148. RICE, JAKE: SFA 1,2,3,4, Torch 2,3,4, German Club 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4, Dixieland Band 2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Boys, Club Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Senior Ball Prince 4, Spring Play 1, Fall Play 2,4, 24, 27, 31, 77, 96, 112, 113, 114, 115, 148. RICHARDS, TOM: Lettermenis Club 2,3,4, Sergeant of Arms 4, Football 1,2,4, Base- ball 1,2,3,4. 30, 54, 148. ROSS, ALAN: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4, FTA 1, Paper Staff 4, Spanish Club 2,3, Rep. 2, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,3, 4, Capt. 4, All Seamount Football 3,4, Rac- kle Award 2,3, Track 1,3,4, Homecoming Prince 1, Senate 1,2, Class Vice Pres. 1,1. 30, 54, 57, 59, 71, 73, 148, 66, 65. ROWE, SIDNEY: Girls' Club. 99, 148. SANDERS, MIKE: Boys' Club. 148. SATHER, CHRIS: German Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4, Lettermenys Club 2,3,4, Senate 4, Sec. 4, Football 4, Baseball 2,3,4, Tolo Prince 2. 26, 30, 42, 54, 74, 75, 148. 155 SCHRAMEK, GEOFF: OHice Assist. 3,4. 51, 148. SEIFERT, LIBBY: Band 1,2,3,4, Council 2, Debate 2,3,4, Torch 2,3,4, Pep Club 4, Vice Pres. 4, German Club 3,4, SFA 1, Paper Staff4, FHA 1, Senate 1, Fall Play 2.27, 36, 45, 112, 140, 149. SHORT, EARL: Boys, Club. 112, 149. SIMMONS, PAM: German Club 1,2, FTA 1, 2,4, GAA 1,2,4, Band 1,2,4, Paper Staff 4, Red Cross 1, FHA4, Tennis 2,4. 77, 112, 149. SINCLAIR, BOB: Lettermenis Club 2,3,4, Debate 3,4, German Club 3,4, Football 2,3, 4, Track 2,3,4, Wrestling 3, Spring Play 2, 3, Fall Play 3, Christmas Play 2. 30, 54, 72, 71, 149. SKILLMAN, DEBBIE: Pep Club 2,4, Red Cross 4, FTA 1, SFA 1, Oifice Assistant 4. 36, 51, 149. SKRIVANICH, MIKE: Spanish 3,4, Letter- menls Club 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1, Baseball 1,2,3,4. 20, 74, 75, 132, 146, 149. SMART, KATHI: Red Cross 1,2, Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, Library 1,2, Concessions 3,4. 36, 149. SMITH, MARCIA: FTA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, SFA 1,2,3, Pep Club 3,4, Choir1,2,3,4, Annual Staff 4, Class Treas. 3,4, Junior Prom Princess, Spring Play 4. 29, 36, 48, 49, 91, 98, 132, 150. SMITH, MARC: FTA 3,4, Red Cross 3,4, Vice Pres. 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Drill Team 2, 3, Spanish Club 1,2, Tennis 4, ASB Treas. 4, Junior Prom Princess, Spring Play 3,4. 24, 25, 36, 44, 91, 98, 150. SMITH, PHYLLIS: FHA 4, Senate 4, Office Assistant 4, Library Assist. 1. 26. SMOOT, LIBBY: Entered 3, FTA 3, Pep Club 3,4, Choir 3, Council 3, Senate 4, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 4, Fall Play 3,4, Spring Play 4. 36, 48, 145, 150. SPADONI, KATHLEEN: Band 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4, Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4, FHA 1, 2,3,4, Director of Programs 4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Sports Mgr. 3, Pres. 4, FTA 4, Torch 2,3,4. 27, 28, 32, 44, 112, 114, 144, 150. SPADONI, VIVIAN: Torch 2,3,4, SFA 1,2,3, Historian 2, Choir 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3, No- nettes 2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,3, ASB Sec. 4. 24, 25, ss, 98, 100, 150. SQUANCE, RICK: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Base- ball 1,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 4. 30, 74, 112, 75, 150, 65. STODDARD, JUDI: Riiie Club 1, Sec. 1, SFA 1, Pep Club 1,2, Band 1,2,3, Office Assist. 4. 51, 150. STENCIL, DOUG: Boys' Club. 150. TAUNT, PATTI: Girls, Club. 151. TATTON, RICHARD: Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Cross Country 3,4, Baseball 3,4, Basket- ball Mgr. 3,4. 30, 65, 75, 112, 151. TAYLOR, BROOKE: Entered 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Torch 3,4, German Club 3, Choir 4, Ju- nior Prom Co-chairman 3, Varsity Cheer- leader 4, Annual Staff 4, Fall Play 3,4, Christmas Play 3, Spring Play 3,4. 27, 33, 36, 48, 60, 62, ss, 91, 93, 102, 103, 104, 105, 110, 148, 151. THROCKMORTON, WENDY: Entered 2, FTA 4, Choir 3,4, German Club 3, Pep Club 4, Drill Team 3,4, Swingsters 3,4, Nonettes 4, Oiiice Assist. 3,4, Senior Ball Princess, Senate 3, Spring Play 4. 34, 36, 48, 96, 98, 101,151. TOMLINSON, SHARON: FHA 4, Pep Club 1,2: SDanish Club 2.3. 28, 151. TORGENSON, TOM: Boys' Club. 151. VANCE, jEAN: Girlsl Club. 151. VEITENHANS, MIKE: Spanish Club 1,2,3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Torch 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 4, Choir 3,4, Swingsters 3,4g Band 1, Football and Baseball Mgr. 1, Football 2,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Scholastic Award 2,3, ASB Vice Pres. 4, junior Prom Prince, junior Class Pres. 24, 25, 26, 27, 30, 54, 77, 91, 99, 101,134, 151. WADE, CLAUDIA: Entered 2, Torch 3,4g FTA 4, Historian 4, SFA 4, Sec. 4, Drill Alley, Steve 112, Anderson, Bruce Anderson, Patricia 100, Anderson, Patsy Arledge, Michael Arlin, Stephanie Asplund, Kristina 34, 51, Atterton, Steve 29, Baker, Ronald 82, 83, Balkenende, Mollie 112, Bergman, Neal 69, 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 Bobbitt, Nancy 112, 120 Bogue, janet 120 Borgen, john 59 Brewer, Peggy 100, 112, 120 Brindley, Gordon 59, 78, 120 Brown,'Michael 120 Bucholz, Susan 112, 120 Burgess, Helen 120 Campbell, Leslie 59, 112, 120 Case, Stephen 112, 120 Clark, Geoffrey 120 Clarkson, Wendy 120 Clausen, Mollie 120 Cone, Darlene 100, 112, 120 Corsi, Lucia 121 Cox, Suzanne 100,121 Cozort, Cheri 45, 77, 112, 113, 121 Cragun, Connie 112,121 Crosby, Coarol 112, 121 Darling, Mike 121 Davidson, Patricia 121 Davis, Lenora 121 Derrer, Dean 121 Dewaele, joseph 121 Dike, james 121 Dubarry, Lynn 100,121 Eldridge, Wendy 121 Elmore, Patty 121 Engle, jonathan 121 Everett, Sharon 121 Fairbanks, Beverly 51, 121 Faker, Pat 73, 121 Fandel, Thomas 121 Fenton, Ron 121 Ferrell, Mike 121 Finholm, Rebecca 26, 87, 121 Folden, Kristine 121 Foster, Carl 45, 77, 112, 121 Free, Merle 99, 121 Gallagher, Thomas 59 Gallwas, Greg 121 Gilbert, Nancy 121 Graham, Alan 121 Griffith, Margaret 112 Ahearn, William 75, 78, 79, 82, 124 Alvestad, Karen 36, 112, 124 Arnold, Greg 54, 75, 124 Ash, Carl Aspman, Scott V 45, 124 Babich, Kenny Baldwin, john 112, 115, 124, 125 Barry, Kerry 98, 101, 124 Bassett, Barbara 124 Beal, Dean 124 Bergman, Brian 26, 69, 75, 124 Bjornstad, Linda 26, 98 124 Blackburn, David Blair, Andy 69, 124 Blank, Debra 36, 98 124 Blayden, Sherrie 112, 124 Bogue, Neil 54, 124 Boman, Denise . 34, 124 Boman, Nora 124 Bothwell, David 54, 75, 124 Bowles, Charles 54, 75, 112, 124 Bowles, Thomas 104, 124 Braaten, Dean 124 Brady, Adele 124 Team 3,4, Choir 3,4. 27, 34, 40, 99,100, 136, 152. WATERLAND, DONNA: Torch 3,49 SFA 2, 3,4, Sec. 3, Inter-High Council 4: Choir 1, 2,3,4, Nonettes 2,3,4, Swingsters 2, Frosh Class Sec., Homecoming Princess 3. 25, 27, 41, 99, 100, 135, 152. WATLAND, jAY: Torch 3,4g German Club 1,2,3,4, Rifle Club 1, Golf Team lg Senior Ball Co-chairman, Senior Class Vice Pres. 27, 95, 132, 152. WILKERSON, IAMES: German Club 1,2,3, 4, Rifle Club 1,2,3,4: Baseball Mgr. 2. 152. WILLIAMS, GEORGE: German Club 4, Freshmen Hahn, Harold 121 Hale, Curtis 121 Hall, Sharlene 121 Henington, Dale 121 Hensley, jetty 121 Herstad, Arne 121 Hess, Laverne 121 Hill, Priscilla 44, 100, 121 Hofferber, jill 121 Hogg, Deborah 121 Hupe, Deborah 100, 121 Imes, Sharon 100, 121 Ireland, Mike 121 jensen, Richard 59, 69, 121 jerkovich, Nancy 121 johnson, 'iOle 73, 121 johnson, Phillip 1,21 jones, Rebecca 121 jones, Robert 59, 121 Knapp, Lynette 112, 121 Knapp, Robert ,59, 69, 112, 121 Kooley, Karolyn 112, 121 Krause, Kimberley 112, 121 Leacy, Phil 121 Leonard, Guy 112, 122 Lind, Aaron 80, 112 Lund, Michael 59 Main, Brian 122 Marlatt, Michael 122 Martin, jack 112, 122 Marvin, Rebecca 38. 122 McAllister, Dan 122 McKeegan, Katherine 122 McNellis, Michael 122 Metsker, Mark 69, 122 Miller, Christie 24, 122 Miller, james 24, 69, 122 Mitchell, Robert 26, 38, 69, 122 Moller, Richard 122 Morin, Theresa 122 Morgan, Dennis 122 Morrone, Maryetta 122 Murray, Lorna 122 Naterlin, Teri 34, 36, 100, 122 Natucci, Richard 122 Nebeker, Robin 122 Nelsen, Barbara 122 Nelsen, Edwin 59, 122 Niemann, jack 59, 122 Niemann, Noel 36, 100, 122 Nutter, Patsy 122 Olson, Patricia 122 Orlando, Victor 59, 122 Overly, joan 112, 122 Patterson, Randall 59, 87, 122 Brones, Dorene 34, 36, 98, 124 Bujacich jr., George Burgess, Donnette 124 Bustruck, janet 124 Calhoun, Margo 51, 112, 124 Carlson, Bill 71. 124 Carstetter, Melvin 124 Case, Christie 124 Clark, Bob 54, 69, 77, 124 Clark, Rick 69, 124 Coburn, Peggy 36, 124 Colby, Kathy 124 Coons, Paula 36, 124 Corley, Eric 124 Corsi, Caryl 34, 37, 124 Cox, Edwin 124 Crage, james 54, 124 Cragun, Curtis 124 Crase, Fred 26, 54, 124 Crosby, Gary 112, 124 Crum, Mac 82, 112, 114, 71,124 Cutler, Patty 112, 124 Dahl, Mar aret 37, 67, 98, 124 Dahl, Shar? 124 156 Treas. 4: Lettermen's Club 3,45 Football 3, 4, Track 3, Tolo Prince 4. 30, 38, 42, 54, 135, 152. WOLD, KEN: Boys' Club. 152. WRIGHT, jIM: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4, German Club 2,3,4, Torch 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Wrestling 3,45 junior Prom Co-chairman 3, Senior Class Pres.: Homecoming Prince 2,3. 24, 27, 30, 54, 58, 72, 78, 91, 93, 132, 71, 144, 152. ZWANG, LARRY: Lettermenis Club 3,45 Band 1,2, German Club 3,45 Baseball Mgr. 2, Rilie Club 1, Track 1. 152. Payne, janet 34, 37, 100, 122 Peterson, Donna 36, 122 Peterson, Heidi 112, 113 Peterson, Richard 69, 112, 122 Phill, james 122 Polland, Carolyn 34, 100, 122 Prosser. Dean 93, 101 122 Radonich, Rebecca 100, 122 Rasmussen, Graceann 122 Reynolds, Deborah 112, 122 Reynolds, Laura 122 Reynolds, Leslie 112, 122 Richards, Bonnie 122 Rolstad, Karen 122 Rothweiler, john 71., 78, 122 Rutland, Kathleen 123 Sather, Barbara 34, 123 Schroeder, Teri 123 Schroeder, Tim 112, 123 Scott, Robin 34, 123 Sether, Marce 123 Shawver, Deborah 34, 100, 123 Skurdall, Barbara 36, 76, 77, 112 123 Smith, Christina 36, 112, 113, 123 Smith, Dane 123 Snowden, Mike 69 Sorgenfrei, Steven Snyder, Sharon 51, 123 Spadoni, Paul 123 Spadoni, Teresa 123 Stroh, Leah 123 Swanson, Barbara 100, 123 Tait, Edward 112, 123 Tannahill, Carol 36, 123 Tarabochia, David 69, 73, 123 Tarbet, Rick 59, 69, 123 Taylor, Vicki 51, 100, 123 Thomson, james 45, 123 Thoreson, Robert 59, 123, 173 Tomlinson, Margaret 123 VanDerWall, Sharon 123 Veitenhans, Greg 123 Veles, Stephanie 51, 123 Wade, john 59, 112, 123 Wagner, Norman 59, 123 Wa ner, Patricia 51, 100 Waglancl, Mark 26. 123 Watson, Mark 123 Weston, Linda 77 Wilbert, jeffrey 59, 69, 112, 123 Wilkerson, Merriles 100, 123 Williams, Brice 123 Worswick, Kristina 123 Wri ht, Verna 112, 123 Ziegger, David 59, 123 Dammeier, jim 124 Dann, Steve Davis, Connie 51, 124 Davis, Pe gy 34, 35: 124 Day, Ransy 54, 69, 124 Durham, Cherie 124 Edwards, Susan 34, 36, 124 Elbert, Kathy 51, 99, 124 Elbert, Keith 99, 112, 124 Elmer, jan 36, 98, 124 Elton, Pat 54, 69, 112, 114, 124 Erickson, Anna Essman, Dave 54, 124 Eyrish, jan 35: 124 Fairbands, Bonnie 124 Fenton, Michael 71, 124 Feste, Eric 112 Forbush, Sue 35, 36, 124 Ford, Pat 54, 124 Gallwas, jane 36, 124 Gardner, Kathy 55 Garland, james 54, 75, 124 Garrison, Carol 125 Gilmore, Micheal 125 Gordon, Charley Green, Joyce Hagen. Douglas Hale, De ora Hall, Jim Hall, Loren Hamon, Mike Hardy, Janis Harris, Karen Hauser, Terry Hibbs, Gale Hjarne, Mike Holm, John Hoober, Denise Horgen, Linda Howard, Roy Ingraham, Mark Isbell, Mike .Iversen, Robert Jackson, james Jackson, Wayne Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Jill Johnson, Marvin Johnson, Robert Johnston, Mike Jones, Heidi Kappus, Larry Kennedy, Mike Kerr, Debra Kight, David Kirkwood, Ken Kitchen, Rick Knapp, Deane Krause, Kevin Kupka, Diana Lancaster, Ruth Langhelm, Cassandra Lee, Robert Lentz, Candace Lewis, Margaret Lewis, Teresa Lucht, Konnie Lucksinger, Dale Alvestad. John 112, 114, 125 125 125 98, 125 77, 125 125 112, 71, 125 125 125 54, 75, 125 125 125 125 125 34, 36, 125 112, 125 71,112, 114,125 125 75, 125 126 112, 125 126 125 112, 126 35, 36, 98, 125 51, 126 126 126 126 126 26, 54, 126 126 75, 80, 99, 112, 126 114, 126 126 126 126 126 126 126 128 Anderson, Paul 50, 112, 114, 115, 128 128 Armstrong, Marcia Bair, Deborah Bannon, Brad Bantolino, Allen Barton, Karen Baxter, Russell Beglau, Ronald Bennett, Daryl Bjornstad, Mark Blackburn, Carolyn Blayden, Debbie Boman, David Borgen, William Boyd, Libby Braaten, Susan Bruns, Berenol Bucholz, Jett' Burgett, Teresa Bur oyne, Arthur Businell, Joe Butler, Mary Barnahan, Irene Carrier, Dave Christenson, Larry 99, 12s 78, 79, 82, 99, 128 128 Makovich, Marilyn 126 Manning, Ed 126 Manning, Greg 75, 126 Marvin, Mark 69, 126 McCamant, Shirley 126 Mclntyre, Bill 126 McKinney Lois 67, 87, 98, 126 Medak, Toby 126 Miller, Marcia 126 Mitchell, Jeff 126 Mobley, Marla 35, 36 Morin, Marty 38, 126 Morrone, Tim 126 Morrine, Tony 125, 126 Morse, Stephen 50, 99, 126 Myers, Carla 126 Nelson, Bev 126 Niemann, Chris 126 Niemann, Mike 75, 126 Nikulac, Fred 45, 54, 75, 77, 112, 126 Nutter, Dennis 54, 75, 126 Oakley, Patti 126 54, Chunn, Scott 43, 54, 98, 101, 105, Claringbould, Luanna Coo er, Chris Dahl? Laurie Davis, Barbara Davis, Karen Derrer, David DeTienne, Richard DeWalt, Vicki Dike, Gwendolyn DiLoreto, Dino Dower, Dan Earley, Janice Elford, Darlene Elliott, Sheila Engle, Pete Erickson, Ruth Everett, Carolyn Eyestone, Vicki Fay, Daniel Fisher, Carrie Fleming, Brenda Foutch, Teresa Fraychineaud, Jolene Freiberger, Mignon Gallwas, Mary Garnett, Greg 30, Geehan, Kitty Gilbert, Ted Giles, Vicki Gilmore, Kathy Goemmer, Carolynn Greeley, Pe gy Green, Gayli Gus, Janet 128 128 128 82, 83, 128 128 112, 128 128 128 36, 43, 99, 128 128 41, 42, 98, 128 54, 128 48, 49 128 128 128 128 128 128 98, 128 128 128 128 128 26, 36, 61, 110,128 128 128 81, 128 128 99, 101, 128 36, 128 26, 71, 128 50, 112, 34, 50, 98, 129, 50, 77 128 128 129 129 129 129 131 129 , 129 54, 59, 129, 68, 65, 64, 66, 67 45 129 40, 51, 99, 100, se, 51, 98, 51, 98, 129 129 1,29 129 129 Olson, JoAnn 126 Owens, Lee 71, 126 Packard, Gre 126 Parish, Patrici Parks, Cathleen 51, 126 Parrish, Linda 28, 112, 126 Parrish, Pat 126 Peacock, Jan 36, 126 Peterson, Karl 75, 78, 79, 126 Phillips, James 126 Pike, Cathryn 35, 126 Platt, David 126 Polwarth, Don 26, 54, 87, 112, 114, 115, 126 Psares. Kenneth Reardon, Diane 126 Recknagle, Mike 51, 71, 126 Rice, Janice 112, 113, 126 Ross, Debbie 51, 126 Rutland, Dan 69, 126 Ryan, Doug 45, 126 Schillinger, Denise 28, 36, 99, 112, 67 Hale, Shirley 129 Harris, Gwendolyn 112, 129 Hellerud, Sherri 99, 100, 129 Hersee, Dean 26 Hoey, Marty 129 Hogeberg, Douglas 78, 104, 107, 112, 129 Hogg, Sandra 98, 129 Hoppen, Mark 71, 65, 129 Hupe, Cindy 99, 101, 128, 129 Jamieson, Larry Jerkovick, Nick 65, 129 Jones, Betty 36, 129 Jones, Penny 26, 129 Jones, Ralph 41, 98, 101, 129 Kauppila, Dave 89, 129 Kiesel, Diana Kight, Carol 129 Knickerbocker, Helen 32, 50, 77, 112, 114, 129 Krause, Kerin 99, 69, 129 Kupka, Don 129 Lakas, Peter 129 Lakas, Richard 129 Larsen, Linda 32, 129 Laycock. Andy 129 Leacy, William 129 Leppanen, David 42, 44, 54, 75, 129, 128, 65 Lester, Tom 30, 38, 54, 58, 129, 65, 69, 66, 64, 67 Lindstrom, Jerry 129 Lizee, Cheryl 51, 129 Lunore, Richard 112, 129 Lyle, Pat 24, 54, 56, 87, 129, 131, 128, 66, 65, 64 Lytle, Mary 51, 99, 129 MacDonald, George 112, 130 Martin, Joette 129 Martin, Karin 129 McBride, Sue 130 McCabe, Anita 32, 34, 50, 99, 130 McDonald, Kevin 99, 129 McFarlane, James 48, 129 McGugin, Cymantha 35, 36, 61, 98, - 100, 101 McLain, Richard McNellis, Tom Medean, ferry Miller, Belinda Moller, Danna Mosiman, Dianne Murray, Michael Niemann, Cathy 54, 28 75 129 130 130 130 130 130 130 Niemann, Donald 130 Niemann, Judith 36, 101, 130 Odegaard, Charles 130 Olson, Carol 32, 112, 130 Olson, Debbie 130 Olson, Karen 28, 130 O'Malley, Janet 43, 130 Payseno, Leon Peterson, Chris 130 157 Scott. Christine Seifert, David Sether, Neil 126 112,126 Shindler, Donna 34, 36, 38, 98, 125, 126 Shomshak, Karen Short, Leslie Simon, Fred Simpson, Patricia Slotke, Vickie Smith, Alan Smith, Greg Smith, Mark Smyth, Bonnie Snyder, Dianna Sorgenfrei, Harold Spooner, Cathy Stacy, Dennis Starr, Greg Stensvold, Cindy Stocklin, Patricia Striech, John Summers, Chuck Sundberg, Sally Tachell, Roy Tarabochia, Rick Taunt, Richard Teager, Paul Terry, Nanci Tietz, Don Tramill, Jerry Uddenberg, Richard Veitenhans, Neal Veitenhans, Terry Veles, Winona 112,126 99,127 127 98,127 127 75,127 127 75,127 34.36 127 51,127 75 34,127 78,71,127 54,127 127 34,36,98,127,67 127 127 s5,a6,98,127 77,127 54,127 127 54,127 127 127 112,113, 114,127 125, 127, 69 127 Walker, Cheryl 127 Waterland, Keith 127 Watson, John 54 Weston, Stanton 80, 127 wmewmq imum Williams, Keith 78, 80, 127 Wilson, Gwenda 127 Wood, Steve 75, 69, 127 Woolard, Pam 127 Wright, Gerald 127 Peterson, Jorja 26, 34, 36, 37, 42, 87, 99,101,130,131 Peterson, Ronald 130 Puratich, Paul Radonich, Robin 130 Richards, Donald Rickey, Jim 130 Ritchie, Colin 130 Robertson, Mike 54, 130 Rolstad, Jan 130 Rothweiler, Jelf 29, 48, 130 Rouse, Gary Rouse, Robert 130 Salmon, Renee 130 Sanders, William 130 Scolman, Michal 34, 104, 130 Sehmel, Bill 30 54 71 130, 65, 66, 64 Serka, Phil 30, 43, 54, 71, 73, 65, 130 Sheppard, Wendy 51, 130 Shindler, K. Ray 26, 30, 75, 65, 130 Shuler, Jennefer 130 Skahan, Catherine 98, 130 Smith, Sandra 29, 36, 51, 130 Snyder, Max R. 112,114, 115,130 Snyder, Richard 70, 71, 130 Sorgenfrei, Kim 130 Spadoni, Steve 130 Spooner, Marilyn 130 Starr, Gayle 50, 130 Stephens, Dave 105, 130 Stewart, Mary 130 Stone, Diane 130 Striech, Chrestine 130 Stroud, Carl 130 Tatton, Jan 99, 130 Teager, Jim 130 Tegard, Susan 130 Tjano, Frances Thomas, Cindy 50, 130 Thompson, Louise 26, 99, 130, 131 Thompson, Rick 54, 78, 112 Thoreson, Greg 112, 114, 115, 130 Thornton Jr., John 54, 130 Thrall, Ellen 36, 130 Trippel, Douglas 54, 131 VanLaanen, Bill 54, 75, 129, 131 VanLaanen, Laura 112, 114, 131 VanLandingham, Tom 131 Veitenhans, Neal Verner, Barbara 38 Verner, Barbara F. 131 Vierra, Penny 131 Wells, Teresa 34, 36, 131 Westrum, Frank 98, 112, 131 Wilbert, Cindy 131 Williams, George LGaryD 78, 131 Winters, Val 112, 131 Wiseman, Douglas 112, 114, 115, 131 Woolard, Jacqueline 29, 131 Wright, Larry 131 Zastrow, Kathie 99, 131 Adams Marine Service Sales and Service 912 6th Ave. FU 3-3521 Dealis Auto Parts and Plumbing Port Orchard TR 6-80641 Austin's Lakewood jewelers Diamonds, Watches and Repairing Villa Plaza IU 8-4311 Beauty Villa High Styling and Wigs Sk 2-2900 High Land Hill Bert Perler Photographer Official photographer to the class of ,68 Bestway Building Center Complete One-Step Building Service 858-9958, Gig Harbor Billis Barber Shop Purdy, Washington Best wishes to the class of '68 Borgenis Building Supply Gig Harbor Best of luck to the class of '68 Bow and Arrow Cafe Tacoma-Bremerton Highway Congratulations to the class of '68 Bradis Family Restaurant 26th Pearl Street Tacoma SK 2-5020 Bridgeway Realty Olympic Village Shopping Center t Acrea e - Waterfront P0 Homes - Investmen s - g Brown's Fuel Standard Heating Oils Mauri Brown 858-2370, Gig Harbor Chevron Service Station Russ Siegner Downtown, Gig Harbor Coast to Coast Automotive Houseware, Electric Sporting Goods 858-3431 Conanis Fuel Service P.O. Box 76 Gig Harbor 858-2410 Dominicis Food Center Groceries - Vegetables - Meats Key Center, 884-3892 Don's Drug and Sporting Goods Prescriptions Specialists Greeting Cards and Sundries 858-3766 Eides' at Rosedale Groceries - Union Gas Gig Harbor, 858-3144 Happy Motoring at Ryan's Enco Open 7 days a week Olympic Village 858-3522 Evergreen Taxi Gig Harbor 858-9500 or 857-2424 Family Barber Shop Located at the Peninsula Shopping Center Always happy to serve you F arley's Florist MA 7-7161 Best Wishes to the class of 168 Y Foleyis Texaco Service 8016 W. 27th St. Tacoma LO 4-9990 Frank's Shoe Repair 821 Bay Street rt Orchard, 98266 Frankis Texaco 821 Bay Street Port Orchard, 98266 Gary Gonteris Bandstand Music 11016 Gravelly Lake Drive Gateway Chevrolet Inc. Authorized Chevrolet Dealern Across from Olympic Village 858-9931 Gay-D Appliance Sales and Service Maytag - Speed Queen - Gibson - Tappan Tacoma LO 4-2819 Gene's Beachcomber Restaurant Charbroiled Steaks and Seafoods Port Orchard Iohnny's Serve-U and Finholm's Market Frozen Food Lockers 858-2150, Gig Harbor Gig Harbor Hardware Paints, Sporting Goods, Plumbing 858-3180, Gig Harbor Gig Harbor Rexall Drug Thriftway Shopping Center Best wishes to the class of 168 Gig Harbor Union Service Congratulations to the class of '68 Phone 858-8123 Gilbert Insurance Agency 858-9900, Gig Harbor Good luck to the class of ,68 Goldman's Grocery Feed, Gas, Oil and Groceries Phone 857-2322 Gunderson Original Iewelry 765 Broadway, Tacoma Call BR 2-4295 Harbor Shell Service 858-2711 Gig Harbor Congratulations to the class of ,68 Hemphill Radio 858-2756 The best in color TV and radio Henryis Bakery 3814 North 26th, Tacoma SK 9-6122 IGF Cleaners Coin-op drycleaning 81 laundry Olympic Village, 858-2101 jimis OK Tire Store 6420 6th Ave., Tacoma Best for the class of '68 joe Hoots Construction Inc. Finer homes for better livingn Congratulations to the class of ,68 John Lowell Insurance 858- 9560 Or 858-3452 P.O. Box 233 Gig Harbor Have you insurance problems or questions? Phone JU 4-6241 Johnston Insurance Agency B811 Shopping Center 8012 South Tacoma Way Jose's Taco Time 4427 6th Ave. SK 2-3611 108th Bridgeport Way IU 8-0018 Keith Finney Insurance Agency Stroh's corner 858-2666 Best wishes to the class of '68 Keith Uddenbergis Thriftway 858-2400 Gig Harbor Best of luck to the class of ,68 Knapp Motor Co. We repair all makes of cars!! 24 hour Wrecker Service Langeland Skyland Fuel P.O. Box 384 Strohls Corner Congratulations to the class of '68 Leeis Styling Salon Open Tuesday through Saturday Olympic Village Lenninis Flower Shop Olympic Village Shopping Center 1 Floral Designs Lin Wicks Studio U niversity Place Photography for all occasions Macis Stop and Shop By Purdy bridge Quality Locker Meats McDonald Real Estate Inc. P.O. Box 405 Gig Harbor 858-9922 or 858-9924 Mel's Service Station 857-2091 Purdy 'KBetter car care because we caren Congratulations Class of '68 Myhreis Terrace Room Broiler Downtown Port Orchard I .1 W , I I -z i 1 .v 4 Q 5 1 3 I ! i