Prescott High School - Tiger Yearbook (Prescott, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1972 volume:

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', X 1, L 11-l 1 LA 111 1 xi 1' X 11, 1:1 1 1x1 H 11, , xix I .L 111 1 11 111+ W I 11 . 1 1 - 1 nf 1 .1 I I 1. i L1 1. X . 1.1 A .1 , 1 11 , 11. lik 11 1'1'11 11 L11 Avg, 111 '- -12 '4 ' jg 'f 7 114. ,. LR 011 1 ,1 X In 111 1 1-L 1.1 1 1.11 N111 'vf I1X14 Cal 1 121 ,fi 1 1 X 114 f' 1 ,'.f LX 1,1 mx if .A 1411 11 'vA CK1 W1 111 1 LQ xlf xl 14 'Yl't 1. 11, 4' C14 11 ,. 11 A ,, ' 1 1l ' 1 1 1 1 X 11 'l 1.21 1 1 !L1 1 ,K 1,11 .1 1:1 1 ,K r,1 1 41 161 1 11' 1: 1 Q' I-11 1 11 Ati . ez, 1-if I 11 X11 11 ,gl -4 ,f ,,,4 f 111 11 ' 11 11, 1 T I 11' 1 Q 1if1xfc,P'4' ,1,m1Xff .QtH1 ff 1 S was E X0 I gx A Q5 cygyiugygg, W A 5 V , 5J'9?N5' V X .M 'fx 'I XSAQSV my R The Tiger 7972 Prescott High School, Prescott, Washington Editor: Karen McCulloch Advisors: Mr. Loren Gilson Mr. Steve Heimbigner xv an vt I f-Q2 -I 'arse F1 'i -1 J 'S' 1 45 uf' ,WMI gi Q1 Seasons Change The seasons change and so do we In all the wondrous things we do. Old friends we leave along the way While acquaintances are made with new. Each season has its special trait They,ve wind, rain or snow. Men have a passion for a seasong The one they hope won't go. There is always something happening Sports of every kind. Invariably there are tricky games for intellectual minds. The seasons change And so do we For this is how it's meant to be. Randy Baer V iw 1 U J! s 3 Q-'Q' 'if' S - W ' 'vig smgxg' EQEQP? at 1 .4 sg I 1' 1 az I ' Q, 'r is ,jr 1' ' 0 dphllh X I x -v 5 x Ill X K lf , 11 I, 5 L 5 s .gc 'LA . xx 'S hllkfrg I 'I 1 as -crew is if 53 as SQ gg-CEC? q3f3'C?'fffQg5 Q 3 Sb Q35 Q5-as-156313624565 Girls' League Fall was a very busy season for Girls' League members. Their activities included an overnight stay at the school, a picnic at Fish Hook Park, a hamburger feed, the Home- coming 1972 dance, and tomato picking. 8 Front row: Cally Curtis, secretary, Debbi Phillips, vice-president, Karen McCulloch, president, Yvonne Pennell, treasurer, Gloria Hendrickson, bouncer, Penny Romine, historian. Second Row: Miss Lowe, advisor, Virginia Goe, Kelly Jo Hays, Valoria Want, Colleen Scudder, Terri Thompson. Third Row: Bonnie May, Judy Guse, Sally Romine, Adelle Ford, Katie Erwin, Monesa Grant. Fourth row: Debi Sanders, Helen Harrigan, Helen Hendrickson, Connie Bren, Phyllis Leonard. Fifth row: Maggie Romine, Retha Hopkins, Leslie Bren, Lenel Williams. l' 4 W , . . .. , , . f, ,tffs,1,v,.i,i W .- ,, ,W . .A f.,.,i,,1-1-1'--w.m.,wL vewemewwm:-. . , ,.,. ,W W. Lester and Big Tom Pooley get ready to shoot it out in the Freshmen play Hanging at Sinimin City. Western Politics and Blzg City Drama Highlights Underciass Iniiigt PM H ' t ff ,:.Z.il.. M.. W 'X'f?m,,,,,,g ,viviigiii . ttieete if 7 3 ' 'k1 iq 1 Tlntrifrl .'i f-'4 ' . fvgltiatikii 1 if? ill- In He Isn' t Dead Yet, the Sophomore play, Prof. Brookover and Senator Smith carry unconscious Mr. Black Homecoming '72 . . -. f , Q . sf i - 8 Candidates for Royalty Were: Leland Phillips, Helen Harrlgan, Ed Gerkey, Connie Bren, Monesa Grant, Randy Baer, Jim Crownover and Cally Curtis. 1 3 nz Z 'fm r if I K ' W ,.,,- 41533 'F , , 4 ,Q X bl' Coach Gordon Jensen Cheerleaders Coach Ashley Watson Karen McCulloch, Cally Curtis, Debbi Phillips, Phyllis Leonard Football '77 iigfsu ' 'sy l '3,. -5' We 'am ,v--I 'ww' ' 7 Q L44 '- ., ftzv. Brasi l' fila- Left to right, First Row- Les Smith, manager, Randy Baer, Steve Gerkey, Richard Leonard, Barry Chabre, Clayton Stueckle, Second Row- Kelly Piersol, Bobby Dutton, Harold Hart, Pat Harper, Wade Williams, Cliff Crownover, Third Row- Mike Bowe, Jim Crownover, Ted Bren, Ed Gerkey, David Bean, manager, Back Row- Coach Ashley Watson, Coach Gordon Jensen. Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott 0 Mabton ' 24 0 Riverview 48 0 Columbia 26 8 Kahlotus 6 6 W as htucna 1 3 0 Touchet 3 5 Record 1 - 5 V 'Wai I R5 ' Z R ,MM R ...Q R ' a,,. V- T' A ft, ff 1 X x ' X . , 4. '45, . R 1' 2 ,L 'V- , , -Q . , . M ,637 r jj u 'ru-if V ' in 'l l' ' R mv:- 'f x -2... L V- - ' f' R 1 ' , -Q R 1 ... ti: 'rn W j.Q.51 - - Y -. M I' QR N z A is . J tkx 6 5 , F 5 an-QR I ' M? I x R 4 M a R ' he I ' ' H ' 4 'gr ' 'W' V Q . 01' 0 , if H , y I-HW. A' 0' V , N R , 4 R W I W' we 7' ' , , 4' P R W4-R i. any ' etfh R R ,tr AQ, ,fgtywvi R.Re i 1 i, AESWQQ, , is age wwe W ' '.A 'J i H., sq . , ' A.-- ii ' ' :Q f i' 1 1 K F Kky. ss 5, 'I R E A X I President Vice-President Treasurer Sentinel Secretary Katie Erwin Helen Hendrickson Dave Bean Monesa Grant Adelle Ford Freshmen Pen the Hogs During Homecoming Upper Classmen Swing At Freshmen Dance F h ' '7 7 Freslunen Learn Use of Blowpipe While Smelting Ore Kay Johnson John Jacobson Jim Crownover ,, J L V 5, . -, p V ,,,3413r, S, W Q fir Colleen Scudder Kelly P1er sol Val Want he PAM, AVAQLABLE Dalene Robinson X!! 4- falf' 'Hull ff 0' :s 1 1 Bill Curtis Gary Page From Radio Station KALE Spins A Freshmen Science Experiment Discs At Frosh Dance is in Music Department . . .an active year ,Jes Ulu M f ,fem -hm 40 9. 'L' ggi., ,sw ' ,' 5 .M f A , 9 434 1133499 1PI4'99'bi49i+vI4f999Er +3996- 514 X66 314 wk Pk 99569692 bk +9914 34 af: bk 96 :Xl df wk wk ee bk rffneeeevld QQ Helen Harrigan President Leland Phillips Bob Jacobson ' V Y 7 7 V, J 'Q3g?5X -W 'ln 'R:z?lw '532f- V3 5 ,T is V- 5 Kelly Jo Hays 1 Wade Williams is 5 si 3 1 f 'ii . f+,gy,g , ' V 1 5 ,. ii ei fi fi fi M fr , gi , I Q 7 amy I Rick cloke Z W Vice-President A z L 1 1 Judy Guse ? V, P Debi Baer V Z5 V, PM y ii H .lawn K I U. Class of '74 Q 3 -X Li Sentinel 15 Penny Romine Secretary-Treasurer Hs 91 3 55 b- Girls' League During the winter months, Girls' League sponsored i a caroling party and a Christmas Basket. Also the girls kept busy with such activities as the dinner meeting, the trip to the nursing home and the ice skating party, and making valentines for G. I. 's over- seas. 4 ff 1' Min. 8 'SL-Mi -..,,,,.N X 'T- ' . S 5'3 L 1 fi' , ' f . - ff V f ,,,Qwf:v'w , 5 c if QW f Fw 26 'fl-4 , ,,..,,, ,V M, ,, . '31 WWW ,gt fall' I Mr . Olson 57mmwazQ ' ii Mr . Bean School board members from left to right are Jack McCulloch, Sam Grant, Bart Owsley, Vic Stueckle, and Lloyd Dozier, Faculty and Administration These people are not only active in education, but also in student affairs. Many are class ad- visors, while others serve as advisors of stu- Mr, Carlson Mrs, Miller Mr, Jensen dent clubs and organizations. 18 l. ' ,,,,.r,Ev f Miss Lowe Mr. Hafner Mrs, Erwin Mrs, Boaz Mr, Watson mi 1 ew w 'W 7 M ' if WE ff W Bus dr1vers Back row Barbara Erw1n Delbert Wallace Don Ford Jack Jackson, Mrs, McCroskey, Margaret Bowe and Hazel Wallace Front row Betty Culbertson and Delores Ford, Secretaries are: Mrs, Helt! Mrs. Cosper, and Mrs, Bean, ,JE The Angehc T1gers Coach Gordon Jensen Clayton Stueckle, Ed Gerkey Harold Hart Steve Morasch Barry Chabre Richard Leonard Steve Gerkey Bob Hlllweg Garvle Hopwood, Pat Harper, Kerry Boaz manager was lily, ll 0 .1 5. fa cS?aQZf ffx 'H A ,f , 9 rv In :E--ff l ' X ef ' x J Ru' T 8 gflii wewwv . MH? .Qi Top to Bottom- Debi Baer, Penny Romine, Helen Harrigan PUT A TIGER ,J IN K. gsflh.. M mlm :B i?l'.g TANK! Q 'gg' Q55 mf , K g , 5 'figglil M X ' ,!1?H'I6 . Left to Right, Front Row- John Phillips, Coach Loren Gilson, Ted Bren, Back Row- Kelly Piersol, John Jacobson, Jim Crownover Wade Williams, Bob Jacobson, Leland Phillips, Bob Dutton. un-mm . mar' HOU M ma 21 .P- A I... nrg:1fj.tf ' W' E' ' .Sk S f Q 5 I I 2 if F? m y , ,vfl AT 'V 0 x.--...MW . MU. ...mwad-N mm Y 5 x s Mwwv ,.,,..M: .vw 1 ' Z' -'H-15 Junior and Senior Plays The Junior Class presented Kiss Me Quick I'm Double Parked, The Seniors performed Ti11ie the Teller and also the Lottery, V A f i Z ,on Qi 4- gf? 44 4 fn H ef S-A 1:3 inf f ii 1.41 I mfg 5 ,5r,ff I S ,iv f , i , g f A Y V Juniors Yvonne if Mike Bowe Debi Sanders Phyllis Leonard Vice-President Secretary Treasurer in if i QP .am-M Garvie Hopwood Sentinel 'H 151112.-fi 1 .- :':7.: ',vE1-:fu-r':EE .' ' -:,12f5aaf'fsif?:g..1g532E!a?f,g::.. .,:',fg:,g, 3 - , ., ,-,v . ,.,, . . ,M K, f,, elk., , q,,. ,, , :,.,,.g,,. ,W , Vj msilq . 'ymezm li Hmsflw 21, ' A 1525 -5,m:I.,Eg 5,, I , r , E: yr Z6 , ,nap gmfeif. f if . , ..., Je? , ?232'C,a1gw 52, rdf ml , 3' liver 4. . If -,,::- I W Q. ,, 5 If M9 .- 9 f ?Q,+xhwL E S +3 , ffm Q , ,mf . . . , wx : 2' I Z-2 -1471? '- f' K if U ' ' Y' , vi ,if ,e lf V VM 1 I . ' ff: v 1 ,v Q m WE Awe, 1 Wfggg, N mm l, f 4 5? if , M an l if I ? 2 . 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Kay Johnson Jun Crownover Advlsor Mr Watson, Steve Hopkms treasurer and Rlchard Leonard sentmel Gerkey Pr1nc1pa1 Mr Bean Clayton Stueclde, Leslie mfnwmg V M in Y dr, ,awwuw .gf M, 3,1 X . I n re i L 4 I f 7 ,Q ' I 1 -4 ,, , if an ..,4... -. 5, -gif .K gggffgx ' fi 1+-MS 3' XAX Q M . Q, w -fLii22'iV15e- 'ff ' txifx . lg X . ,. -f. 'Vi' l 45 . A 5 , Rf J :hx f 5 I' 1 'L :.fw,1 , , ,. . 1 zs., ZEZ , , ..,,X .. . ' 2 . Lg. .V 2. X '14 2 X i. 'bk ,V 5-5, 'wagr' fi' 3 -9 Y 3E Ss 2 Q i 36' K ll O Q S o'Q ' Q .4 1 , D sl. , I e J. 'o 9 I . ' : .gas I z.':1: . s'0 O.. s'l fu 'O ,Q ..O1 Q in 'C .9 lf.. J: nl .sP,:g9 as asc. 's 50 O O In 42 Tis. s 0812? JA A15 'D' xl 'A 'Y 0 ,ln I Q OO IX ti flu, M 1 Spring Concert The band and chorus presented an outstanding concert under the direction of Mr. John Hafner. A special fea- ture of the evening was the chorus singing a song written by Mr. Meyers, -g - - il- -0- - T - Y f ..,, A ,' A. ,a 4 ,i, 1 Sf f , i f-' 4 ,L 4 4 1... 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Mr. B 30 Queen Connie Bren and King Garvie Hopwood lg Stuff Dance Track and Field GAA members kept themselves busy by participating in volleyball, basketball, badminton, and track and field sports. f GAA members: back row-Connie Bren, Bonnie May, Advisor-Miss Lowe, Virginia Goe, Helen Hendrickson, Adelle Ford, Katie Erwi.n, Maggie Romine, and Leslie Bren, Front row, Debbi Phillips, Val Want, and Phyllis Leonard. L. ,ffwi-Mtg, ,.,, ,,,a:::mgf mw.smi-5 Paper Staff members are: Mr, Gilson-Advisor, Tim Scudder, Mr. Heimbigner-Advisor, Kelly Jo Hays, Kay Johnson, Kerry Boaz, Clayton Stueckle, Lenel Williams -Editor, and Connie Bren, Publications Mmaswwacqw l and Yearbook Staff members include: David Bean, Tim Scudder Kelly Piersol Bob Dutton Kerry Boaz a Mr. Gilson-Advisor, Karen McCulloeh-Editor, Mr, a K, ,,-1 on Heimbigner Advisor, Yvonne Pennell, Monesa Grant and Kay J ohnson, A lt' Girls League Spring was an active season for Girls League members. They sponsored a spaghetti feed, an Easter Egg hunt, and the Mr. Big Stuff Dance. Girls of the month are: Bonnie May-Miss Congeniality, Gloria Hendrickson- Miss Humor, Maggie Romine-Miss Scholarship, Penny Romine -Miss School Spirit, Karen McCulloch-Miss Poise, Phyllis Leonard-Miss Humor, Val Want-Miss Physically Fit, Debi Sanders -Miss Talent, and Monesa Grant- Miss Leadership, Girls League Participation Award winner: Debbi Phillips Girls League Gir1 of the Year Miss Poise Karen McCulloch Boys of the month are: Clayton Stueckle-Mr. Debonair, Barry Chabre-Sir Laugh-a-lot, Tim Scudder-Mr. Good-natured, Steve McCurie-Mr, Muscles, and Ed Gerkey-Mr, Scholarship. 5 Class Night '72 AM HW MM Wi, Wm A , iff, f?:f Wir' V WW, I A wards Miss Janet Westendahl was voted by the stu- dents as teacher of the Barry Chabre received the Outstanding Year - Player in Basketball award, while Mike Bowe won the Most Inspirational and Best Defense trophies in football. Clayton Stueckle was awarded the Out- standing Offense in Football trophy and also received the Most Inspirational Basketball award. 38 uu- Kerry Boaz and Karen McCulloch won the Girl and Boy of the Month Awards from the Walla Walla Exchange Club, Yvonne Pennell and Pat Harper were chosen Outstanding Junior Girl and Boy by the Masonic Lodge. Harold Hart, Pat Harper, and Gloria Hendrickson were chosen to attend Boys' and Girls' State. Retha Hopkins won the Miss Spirit award in the 1972 Junior Miss Pageant, while Karen McCulloch was named first runner-up. Lenel Williams won a drama award, Retha Hopkins and Randy Baer won creative writing awards, and Maggie Romine won a Readers Digest award. Steve Gerkey won the John Phillip Sousa Band Award and Maggie Romine won the National School Choral Award. V Lenel Williams won the Citizenship Award. K gf f 'fy Q. 9 . 5 . if I 1 ll i afar 5 E ? fe I f K ' ge , ,X A 6 5 4 1 ve r 2 1 1 an 1 A R, it 4 J y ,aw .XM Lenel Williams and Mike Bowe received the Bausch and Lomb Awards, Kelly Piersol, Barry Culbertson, Kay Johnson, Joni Jackson, and Martha Olson received rec- ognition for high ratings on the National Educa- tion Development Test, Ron Bingham won the Outstanding Track Competitor Award, We IE' i.,'l M, I Y' 4 1. ff A , ,Z f ,gf , , racy, 1 f' , ggi, in My f fin , 4 ' xr-M' f gt, ,W f 0. 'W-fuwhkymwwm -b-...,,,-mum., , f M, A g 39, n he Mini ' , w,,,,,,3fM,,, , ' int HMVWW, ' V fi by A 2 , 3 A 5 ig 5 fi ,-', in 4 S Clayton Stueckle was named Outstanding Athlete of the Year, Richard Leonard won the Most Improved Athlete of the Year award, Karen McCulloch was named Outstanding Senior Girl, while Barry Chabre was named Outstanding Senior Boy. 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