Prosser High School - Mustang Yearbook (Prosser, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1976 volume:

V A ' .I T ■ 4fll 4sr... THE 1976 MUSTANG Foil 4ctfvll«k«. 11 Wirit . 4ct vtt s  SpriHs ctfvii« s 5 Seniors 9d Ur cl fdQ« KDd A€ mfr fe c tte ft 15 Act 1 ? Stf v Rc t c iv c V -o J - THE 1976 MUSTANG Foil Activities 11 Winter Activities 35 Spring Aaivities 59 Seniors 83 Underclass 103 Adnninistrotion 125 Ads 137 Prosser High School Prosser, Washington Gayle Hall, Advisor Maureen Heinemonn, Editor Steve Roth and Gory Vegor, Co-assistant Editors Con Dicentenniol Prosser know 1 just what ore we celebrating? ■ 6 -19 The rhetoric, bunting, and hoopla may only confuse and obscure the answer. 200 Years? Q revolution? democracy? an Americon promise? how ' s that? f ' If ill m - «t- dilHwAa Promises, Promises? The American promise lists life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness in the Declaration of Independence. A Celebration of Promises? Dut Biologists ore still defining life and sociologists ore defining life quality. Radicals and Consen atives want to know who ' s liberty is being considered. Psychologists try to help people find happiness. f Too many promises? Could it be that America has simply promised too much? Doth equality and freedom, both individuolism ond order, both growth and stability, both power and innocence— is it oil more than con be accomplished? Perhaps. And yet- f The promise is self government in freedom, under low and with self-restraint. Freedom, like the Declaration itself, is not a gift but a permanent demand on us to keep giving. I Perhaps in our minds we need to insert in the Declaration some words iil e these . . . that all men ore endowed by their creator with certain inescapable duties and that among these ore work, learning, and the pursuit of responsibility. The American promise still lives. For your help hard work advice and gentle guidance. With a great deal of pride, the Prosser High School Yearbook Staff dedicates the 1976 Mustang to you Mrs. Mary Suhodolnik 10 Fall Activities 11 Mustang Bond and HHST HOW: Don I ' lirk.s, Knthy Amniurmnn, Tom Moore, Joiinic C lotilcr, Mark Uoa.st, Ann lUlcrs., Jovi;.. ' Bcaii, Kelli nught, Uiaiic Cnotllli ' jn, Di ' bblr Seeber, Cnrmn Bi-nnott. SECOND ROW: Monte Pcdcrson, Kirk Miller, Duncan lewis, Mark Roberts, Dave Keller, Jim Cheslcj ' , Mike Ott, C ' amllle Cone, Chris Fellcljan, Kim Thompson. THIRD ROW: Deldra Halstcad, George Mata, Richard Smith, Kny Wameke, Melanle Bairti, Shirley Chcsley, l.ona Comes, Tim Bender, Bob Easton, Mary Thomas, Kath ' Trainer, Jean Fellcljan. FOl ' HTII ROW: Bill McCormlck. Gavin Trupp, Rick lleInU, Mike Beaudry, Kerry Larson, Nell Matthews, I.onny Blasdcl, Frelda Martin, Terry Chambers, Bratl Elliot. FIFTH ROW: Gordon Holmes, Greg Gustafson, Thomas Alsbun , Bill Troemel, Shirle) ' Bomidry, Bob Alter, Jim MUno, Gary Wundorllch, Carolyn Poadcn, Clay Bohlke. II d First Year Cadets FIRST ROW: Alfia Morado, Linda McAbee, Ronda Roberts, Colleen Bennett, Kerry Bolander, Margaret Freepons, Janey denHoed, Gigi Moon, Anita Smith. SECOND ROW: Jay Kelly, Carol Breitenfeldt, Nancy Thomas, Jody Wager, Teena Hazenburg, Jeannie McCormick, Melanie Miller, Suzie Root. THIRD ROW: Beverly Whiteside, Edwai-d Castilleja, Mark Parsons, Charlie Trevino, Jim McFerran, BUI Michener, Don Parks, Doug Gustafson, James Galbreath, Gary Moore, Shawn Richman. Helping to boost Prosser High ' s school spirit was the Mustang Band. Starting out the fall season they performed at four half time shows and six parades. Under the direc- tion of drum major (Tom Moore) and majorette (Kathy Ammerman) the pep band rallied the crowds at home bas- ketball games with their spirited arrangements. Striving for perfection, the newly formed Cadet Band marched their way through their freshman year. With the help of the Mustang Band they performed in all concerts and finished up the year by participating in their first parade and band contest. 13 Drill Team First at Norma Rochn, I.lsn Mnsscy. AUcIn I ' rblnn. Beck - Bt-tteridge. Jnn McKay, Jo McKay, Mclnnlc MUler. Marilyn Hicks, Debbie Hosko. Julie Nakamura, Dana Trupp, Tricla Karft. Jackie Simon, Karen Cabbage, I.ona Comes, Carma Bennett, Diane Schell, Connie Amireason, Joyce Smith, Krlstl Austin, Anita Dean Debbie Hosko-Cnptnln JnnoUo Gaber-Advlsor Joyce Smlth-Co-Cnptaln Lona Comos-Socrotnry-Troajmror I 14 t Sunshine Days Parade I I Marching under the calls of Captain Debbie Hosko and Co-Captaln Joyce Smith was the 21 member Drill Team. Many new moves were created by their new advisor Janelle Gaber. They started their practices in early July to prepare themselves for the Prosser, Ellensburg, and Sunnyside parades. All their hard work paid off when they clinched first prize at the Sunnyside Sunshine Days Parade. The team continued a busy year performing drill and dance routines at football and basketball half times. Selling turquoise necklaces was one of their money raising projects which helped finance their way to state competition. 15 Mustangs Hove Mustangs hard at practice. Linebacker Dnvc Keller leads a punt return by Joe Hall. I oiu ' h Until fuul lirvK CiuatolMtn illsouna strnttiKy i ' rtinrtl Tom Proobsltntt Ivocls fullback Manuel lianioriz on a sweep. 16 ve Winning Season ityfeH Co-captains Tom Proebsting and Troy Pearson lead Mustangs on Homecoming. Coach Rath leads Mustangs in their pro-game chant. Halfback Ron Martin follows block of slot- back Joe Hall. Martin cuts upf iold off end Dave I arson ' s block. .-1 First Row: Dave Larson 80 Senior E. . Greg Gustafaon 12 Senior QB. , Jerry Hazzard 84 Senior E. , Tim Barnard 51 Senior C. , Lee Lambert 52 Senior DE. , Lyle Bonny 81 Senior E. , Gary Balcer 85 Senior LB. , Tom Proebstlng 61 Senior O. , Joe Hall 41 Senior Fl. , Ray Krueger 21 Senior HB. , Ron Martin 20 Senior HB. , Brett Estey 82 Senior E. , Manuel Ramirez 32 Senior HB. , Rick Cupples 65 Senior G. , Monte Pederson 71 Senior T. , Tim Bender 72 Senior T. , Troy Pearson 73 Senior T. , E ave Pearson 74 Senior T. , Dick Hall, Assistant Coaoh. Second Row: Monte Blanchl 65 Junior G. , Jimmy Plllers, Assistant Coach, George Deaton 81 Junior E. , Bob Alter 83 Sophomore HB. , John Buckles 64 Junior G. , Don Denchel 65 Junior G. , Jeff Kolb 70 Junior E. , Bruce Martin 32 Sophomore FB. , Randy Dunn 64 Junior LB. , Ron Crawford 83 Junior E. , Mark Bolander 50 Junior C. , ' .Clltton Cole 10 Junior E. , Gary Vegar 40 Junior LB. , Jack Marlotti 42 Junior LB. , Mile Rudd 60 Junior G. , Im Half 11 Sophomore QB. , Dave Keller 63 Junior LB. , Paul Cross 30 Junior FB. , Butch Parsons 62 Junior G. , Don Hobbick 20 Sophomore HB. , Mike Ryan 10 Sophomore QB. , Tim McAbee 52 Sophomore C. , Dennis Rath, Coach. Third Row: Fred Richman 58 Junior G. , John Estey 50 Sophomore E. , Steve Beierle 31 Sophomore HB. George Mata 40 Junior FB. , Pat Hoyle 82 Sophomore E. , Dan Kolb 10 Sophomore QB. , Frank Pappenheim 30 Junior T. , Wayne Pearson 71 Sophomore T. , Mike Lemon 51 Sophomore C. , Tim VanKlinken 81 Sophomore E. , Rick Yeary 41 Sophomore G. , Tracy Pearson 74 Sophomore T. , Tony Karle 82 Sophomore G. , Kirk Wheeler 62 Sophomore G. , Dan Hutson 42 Sophomore E. , John Raap 83 Sophomore E. , Jeff Ammerman 22 Sophomore Fl. , Ted Miland 64 Sophomore G. , Brad McClore 42 Sophomore HB. , Mike Beaudry 41 Sophomore E. , Todd Early 85 Sophomore E. , Ray Dpdson 85 Sophomore E. , Rod Larson 80 Sophomore E. Senior y 81-Lyle Bonny-E 61 -Tom Proebsting-G 11 72-Tlin Bender-T 12-Greg Gustafson-QB 74-Dave Pearson-T 72-Monte Pederson-T 80-Dave Larson-E IT d ■ « k 65 -Rick Cupples-LB i V 31 Albert Trevlno-HB 3 ZL i-J IE a -y iT n m 20-Ron Martin-HB i M :. ' T 1. K mmve M ' ' 1 sni .Irwl ■n ' — m wB J- - 1 r 1 ' ' a 21-Ray Krueger-LB 73-Troy Pearson-T 32-Manuel Rameriz-FB j i,.£ 52 -Lee Lambert-DE I iHi Hn ir flfT 75-Juan Moreno-G  ' %•: k '  . 51-Tiin Barnard-C Offense FIrrt Row: Dave Larson, Troy Pearson, Tom Procbsting, Tim Bomnrcl, Mark Bolonder, Tim Bender, Clifton Cole. Second Row: .Im Moll, Ron Mnrtln, Grct; Gustafson, Manuel Ramirez. Defense I imt Hn« : I ■•■• I nmlx ' rt, l nvi ' l ' i nr f n, lliitrh rnmonn. Tcmi IToclixtlnK, Hk-k t iipplen. S ' conci How: Dave Keller, Haj- Krueger, Randy tXinn. Thlnl Row; r.«r - Vegnr, Creg Ckistafson, I -le Bonny. 22 - ' Cv First Row: Scott Christen, Jay Kelly, Victor Cole. Second Row: Jim Leighty, Doug Gustafson, Tom Zieske. Third Row: Phil Freepons, Chris Adolf, Jim McFerran, Rudy Salazar, Kevin Gordon, Chai-lie Trevino, Mickey Hildebrant, Dan Schell, Tom Cupples. Fourth Row: Kcv-yn Lysiak, Jay Warwick, Mark Parsons, John Hancock, Scott Eutenier, Alan Stone, Roscoe Curnett, LeRoy Schiefelbein, Jay Mariotti, Steve Simon, Danny Heidemann. Ffosh Football Kl ' I 1 1 - V  t 23 • ( The overwhelming School Spirit once nKaln boosted the Mighty Mustangs to a Homecoming vlctor ' over Ilanfonl T-fi. The week was a frenzie of activities In which floats were built and halls were decorated. The Seniors took first in the halls and also on their float Boll the Birds. Kver ' one caught the Home- coming fever and dressetl up to show their spirit. Thursday night everyone saw the Sienlor girls trounce the Junior girls 1-t-O in a powder puff football game. I ' ollowing the game there was a huge pep rally with the most spirit ever. Juniors took top honors in the car push, but the Seniors rallied in the royalty competi- tion. The serpentine led to one of Prosser ' s biggest and brightest bon- fires. Tension mounted as the royalty was crowned Krlda ' afternoon. Reign- ing over the 1975-70 Homecoming were I ' rincesses Trlcia Anderson, l.lnda C ' harron, Lynn Wilson, and (Jueen I.orl Larson. I I Super Spirit Boosts Homecoming ' 75 • ■ 25 I i ' i-K L 26 ylVIaryjean denHoed ' am Honeyford Lori Lai ' son Homecoming Royalty 27 v J ♦ 28 Class Unity Prevails Y Cnpt.iln ninnr C. ' intlllojn followr ! clnnplv It V D Team Fights On I FRONT ROW: Donisc Kelly, Saiulie Wirth, Debbie Kelly, Tina Yeai-y, Beck-y Titus. SECOND ROW: Denise Honeyford, Mrs. True, Sandy Ammcrman, Susaii Coin, Carol Suhadolnik, Ms. Olinslcy, I aDoiina Johnson. THIRD ROW: Jeannie MeCormick, Carol Breitenfeldt, Teri Ryan, Chris Felieijan, Vicliy Mills, Mai-y Carlson, Marsha Wolsborn, Naiicy Miller, lori Suhadolnik. I Volleyball Team has Disappointing Season Prosser 1 Prosser 2 Prosser 15 Prosser 7 Prosser 4 Prosser 3 Prosser 7 Prosser 4 Prosser 9 Prosser 10 Prosser 10 Prosser 1 Prosser 2 Prosser 6 Prosser 6 Prosser 10 Prosser 1 Prosser 1 Prosser 11 Prosser 1 Prosser 2 Pi-osser 6 Prosser 7 Honic games Davis 15 Davis 15 Ki-Be 13 Ki-Be 15 Ki-Be 15 Selah 15 Selah 15 Ellensburg 15 EUensburg 15 Grandvlew 15 Graiidview 15 Sunnyside 15 Sunny side 15 Ki-Be 15 Ki-Be 15 Ike 15 Ike 15 Wapato 15 Wapato 15 Toppenish 15 Toppenish 15 West Valley 15 West Valley 15 31 DfomQClub u 1 IRST K() V; Clmlv Shi-lby, I ' hvllls Wnrnrke. Ruby Spencer. C.uv KckelburRor. Cnrol Clifton. Clndv Springer. C.lnl C.nll. Mnurcen Helnemnnn, SFCOND RDW: Cnmlllc Cone. Knthv Trnlner. .lean Fellcljan. MIcht ' lle Rtor -, Chnrlle Tr r -lno, Tammy Klllot, Knthy I.ynns. Diane RiKRs. leanne Larson, Kelly Harris, Frcdda Kolb, Bruce Martin, Mike Beaudrv ' , Norma Rocha, Chris Fellcljan. TIITRD ROW: Anne VanWInkle. Lisa BetterlHRe, Susan Springer. Angela Whitney, Donna McFarren, Doroen CrawforH, Nancy MlUcr. Lisa llelnemann. Monijo Dufault. Denlse Dwlson. Donna Fdwarrls, Carolyn Peaden, linda Stone. .lennne Crawford. Nancy Hayes. Diane Miller. lonl Anfln ason. De De Halstoad, Bob Kaston. Man- Richmnn. F(irRTH RdW: Nancy Thomas. Bonnie Yarbrough, .fenny Crosier, Tina VearN ' , Mary Thomas, Cindy Parsons, Phyllis Fridlund, .lack Marlotti. Brian Freepons, Brian Prior, Brad Flliot, Monte PHerson. -ludy Dunn. Thl8 year ' s Drama Club was one of the Inrtfost over. Two main plav prfKluctlons arc hclnR pl.innfl for thf year. The play In the fall will h« Chciper hy the Po en, ant! the one In the sprlnR will consist of three melodramas shown In an old time tavern atronspht-re. The Prama Chih Is planning many money making projects. In Octoher ' hey plan to have .1 haunterl house aiKl a slave auction. To keep up the enthu- slnsm nmonK the members n meetInK nivl ftm actlvltv are plannefl for evi-rv month. Thev hoiH to atterel a hockI play production and possibly a drama clinic. 32 Prodi Sount Cheaper by the Dozen Frank and Ernestine reminisce. Cnst Ernestine Joni Andrcason Frnnk Mike Hosko Dad Monte Pederson Anne Jeanne Crawford Martha Phyllis Fridlund Lillian Carol Clifton Jackie Norma Rocha Bill Jack Moriotti Fred Bob Easton Dan Mike Beaudry IVIother Mary Richman Mrs. Fitzgerald Cindy Parsons Dr. Burton Brad Elliot Joe Scales Charlie Trevino Miss Brill Deidra Halstead Larrv Kirk Anderson Mr. Gilbreath cnlls togetiier family council. Production Staff Producer Anne VanWinkle Assistant Mary Thomas Costumes Camille Cone Stephanie Ingalls Deidra Halstead Make-up Mary Richman Tnmi Elliot Angela Whitney Sound Lighting Brian Prior Director ' lom Callahan Fall Awards Math Awaril-C ' Indy I ' nrson.s ' I Masonic Award Finalists - Felipe Olvcra, Tom Proebstlng, .Ice Hall, Monte I ' edcrson, ( Snndle Wlrth, Cindy Parsons, Mary Thomas, Diane Zlmmormann, Maureen llelnemnnn, not pictured - l)nvc iJirson All- Valley Football « Mtntr, fromi-fountrv, I Itn llelnemnnn I Hon Martin, lUilch l ' ars in , Tom I ' roebslInK, Irny i ' rarson. Hay Krueger Winter Activities Mustang Basketball l.KKT TO KIcaiT: Conch Mulvin Bowdon, Dave Keller, Jeff Kolb, Daryl Chaddcrdon, .lerrj ' Hazzard. Greg Gustafson, CIKton Cole, Ron Crawford, GuorRo Doaton, Brett Kstey, Jim Mllnc. Ramly IXinn, Paul Cross, Manager Mike Mosko. 36 Prossor 64 Goldcndalc 58 ProsBcr 40 Kast Valley 65 ProBflor 69 Day-ton 45 Prossor S3 Topponlsh 48 Prossi-r 66 HlKhlamI 79 Prossor 54 Wapato 67 Prossor 58 Sunny aido 67 Prossor 60 Grandvlow 75 Prossor 53 llanfonl 75 Prossor 65 Wost alloy 81 Prossor 51 KllonstxirR 60 Prossor 50 S lah 60 I ' rossor 56 Topponlsh 58 Pmssor 59 Sunnysldo 81 Prossor 54 Wapato 56 Prossor 50 Ilanforil 82 Prossor 46 Cirandvlow 57 Prossor 45 Wost Valley 68 Prossor 58 Solnh 53 PTOSBCr 56 KllonslxirK 51 I ) Cole, Points Scoring GP FGA FGM % FTA FTM % RB PF Scored Average Greg Gustafson 20 224 75 .334 45 29 .644 112 62 117 8,85 CUfton Cole 18 282 123 .436 62 33 .532 176 44 279 15.5 Jerrj ' Hazzard 19 174 70 .402 99 46 .464 115 72 186 9.8 Dave Larson 19 152 51 .335 42 27 .642 28 53 127 6.7 Brett Estey 20 94 33 .351 33 14 .424 103 38 80 4.0 Randy Dunn 20 69 24 .347 41 13 .317 43 41 63 3.1 Jeff Kolb 16 137 54 .394 42 27 .642 92 45 132 8.3 Ron Crawford 16 19 9 .473 23 12 .521 31 21 28 1.8 Paul Cross 7 9 2 .222 10 8 .800 2 2 12 1.7 Dan Hutson 3 12 6 .500 3 1 .333 7 4 13 4.3 Dave Keller 3 3 1 .333 .000 2 2 George Deaton 4 2 .000 3 .000 2 2 Jim Milne 4 2 .000 5 o .400 1 2 2 Dar ' l Chadderdon 5 4 1 .250 .000 3 2 2 Jim Hall 1 1 .100 2 2 3 1 4 Rod Larson 1 .000 .000 Prosser Totals 20 1185 470 .396 409 214 .523 721 391 1109 55.5 Opponent Totals 20 1196 510 .426 423 266 .628 729 375 1286 64.3 37 PROSSER ' S SPIRITED riuards .loff Kolb and Dave Larson sot U up KU . i • ' IS i) « Greg Gustafson looks for a tcainmatc 38 i! .Irrr II:l .-:inl iMm.rl. . I-.V.I..I. . BrcM K«tc ' flros a (umpor from the corner D MUSTANGS FIGHT ON Cliff Cole over Wapato Cole snares another rebound 39 Junior Varsity Basketball 1 Irst row: Mana iT Mark HolxTts, Dan Kolb, Mike Ryan, Dan Dutson, Bob Alter, l.es Whiteside, Don llobblck. Second row: Coach Jeff Brown, Jim Hall, Arlle Pederson, Ted MUand, Todd Karly, Tony Karlc. Wayne Kelsl, Rod Ijirson, Coach Lowell McKone. Prosscr 48 Goldondalo 44 Prossor 43 East allcy 50 Prosscr 62 Dayton 45 Prosscr 66 Toppenish 67 Prosscr 57 Highland 54 Prosscr 53 Wapato 76 Prosscr 53 SunnysUlo 66 Prosscr 47 Grand view 41 Prosscr 55 llanford 67 Prosscr 47 West Valley 63 Prosscr 53 iCllcnsburg 66 I ' rosscr 42 Sclah 52 Prosscr 66 Topponlsh 61 Prossor 57 Sunnysldo 83 Prosscr 55 W.tpato 72 Prosscr 49 llatJoni 54 Prosscr 69 Ci rand view 67 Prosscr 59 West Valley 63 Prosscr 52 Sclah 59 Prosscr 39 Kllcnslxirg 57 (3 OT) (1 OT) Darroll Chaddcnlon slRhtu a two pointer 40 Dan Kolb shoots while Todd Early watches Arlie Pedei ' son up for two Dave Keller drives the baseline Ron Crawford goes above 2 EUensburg players 41 Girls ' Basketball Urst row: ludv Dawson, Frcddn Kolb. Kelly Harris, Tnml Ryan, Tori Uyan, Unda Charron. Socond row: Coach Shorio Olmstcail, I.nurn DufnuU, U-annle McCormIck, Julli- Zunlga, Nancy Hayes, Captain Sandl Dawson, Nancy Thomas, Laura Smith. Thi ' (Url ' s n.iskotball Toani, in It ' s socond yi-ar of intorscholastic conipotltlon, conipotcd against Mlfl- ' allcy li-aRUo teams. The Varsity sciviad had one rotHrnlnj? starter, Sandl Dawson, also captain of this year ' s 8(|ii!ul. Two freshmen, N.incy Thomas and Jeannle McCormlck s.nw action ns starters, with returnee Nancy Il.iyes and newcomer Julie uniga com- l)lnlng to make the starting five. Senior I, .aura Iluf.iult was .also a member of th«« Varsity, with Unda Ch.irron, Chris i elieljan .-uul ludy Dawson pl.iy- ing l)oth .lunior Varsity and Varsity. The team did not succeed In winning m.my games this year, Init the girls were successful In n lot more than winning; they did their best with the talents they h.nii and iMijoyed their involvement in the process. The girls received sufficient rewards In their enjoyment of pl.iy and the un- derstanding they obtained of what it Is to piny ns n team. They hnve to be admired for their al lllty to .accept defeat without m.iklng excuses .ind to realize It will take Prnaser a few more years to Ixiild a top notch team. If every team could possess tlv- riuallties these girls have act lred, winning would be of little Importance. 42 V rf, Ffosh Basketball First row: Brad Williams, Sky Miller, Alan Stone, Darrell Holmes, Art Eucker, Jay Warwick, Reed Howell, Doug Gustafson, Steve Simon, Gary Moore. Second row: Coach Jim Murphy, Rick Kroum, Scott Christen, Juan Gonzales, Tim Taff, Mark Parsons, Scott Eutenier, LeRoy Schiefelbein, Jay Kelly, Marshall Edwards, Coach Tom Richai-ds. Freshman team locks experience l« Prosser 38 Toppenish 58 Prosser 32 Ellensburg 68 Prosser 52 Wapato 67 Prosser 57 Toppenish 72 Prosser 39 Ellensburg 92 Prosser 50 Sunny side 97 Prosser 47 Grandview 63 Prosser 42 Wapato 72 Prosser 43 Toppenish 60 Prosser 41 Ellensburg 67 Prosser 38 Sunny side 55 Prosser 39 Grandview 59 43 Freshman Cheerleaders TeresQ Foster Trisho Anderson Teeno Hozenburg Margaret Freepons IM Prosscr Never (Aiits was truly the Kreshnien themo this year. Compared to the other Mi(l- ' alley teams, they lacked game experience and lost by a large mai-pin early in the season. However, they never did riuit, ami the team worked just that much harder. Their efforts showed as the Last four games were ver ' close and could have gone cither way, for the first three quarters. This year ' s freshmen have three years of b.asketball ahe.ad of them, and they will play goo l ball for Prosser High School since they possess skill, deter- mination, and .m excellent attitude. r 44 Wrestling Cheerleaders • w m tliev Wrestl ing llrst row: Tcxkl Bnlly, IliUllr Goolaby, Guy KckclberRtT, Manuel HlviTa, lohn Kfiti ' V, Gli-n Naknnnira. Jn ' oomi row: Kit I astilioja. Kit Hicks, Gary BakiT, Terry nangs. ( harllo Hicks, Keith Yohne, Pave Ilobblck, Jim Pillars. Thiril row: Dick Hall, Tim Bencler, Mike Hucltl, John Rnnp, Stove KsUnger, Jim llnycs. Jack MarlotU, Ray Dodson. Conch-DIck Hull Cnptain-Clon Nnkamura 46 Manuel Rivera works a reversal Team contemplation Ed Hicks fights to a varsity win. Tim Bender takes down J. P. Oliarlie Hicks doing a number on his man ' Al M Jack MariotU working around his man 1 Keith Yohne working on arm bar John Itopp wrestling Crandvicw opponent Charlie Hicks pins his man III •■iniuglrii with llnnfoni nppom ' nt 48 Dave Ilobbick using n double leg takedown iHstrict Wrestlers: First row: Chai-lie Hicks, Glen Nakamura, Eddie Goolsby, l.lanucl Rivera. Second row: John Ra: , Tim Bender, Jack Mariotti, Jim Jayes. Regional Wrestlers: First row; Charlie Hicks, Glen Nakamura, Eddie Goolsby, Manuel Rivera. Second row: Tim Bender, Jack Mariotti. Wrestling Team Scores Prosscr 29 Cormell 29 Pi ' osscr 44 Highland 23 Prosser 32 Hanford 32 Prosser 28 K. Valley 26 Prosser 18 Sunny side 51 Prosser 26 Davis 36 Prosser 34 Granger 36 Prosser 16 Grandview 37 Prosser 15 Toppenish 45 Prosser 44 W. Valley 21 Prosser 30 Pasco 32 Prosser 16 Wapato 25 Prosser 18 Ellensburg 39 Prosser 27 Selah 39 Prosser 10 Eisenhower 38 Prosser 24 Kami akin 33 State Wrestlers: Charlie Hicks-4th, Tim Bender-7th. 49 Ski Club I font row: Makolm Hanks, Joe Hall, Brnd Prior, Movt- thriston, na - Krumi , 1 L.c ' brtlng. S : Brtan Prior, J:k.. :; lU, Drlan Froopons, Hhomla Klsenl)arth, John Burke, Gar ' VcRar, Mark Bolamlor. Ron Martin. Dave Jorgensen, Kirk An lorson, Joey Burnett. Gary Wumlerllck. Kvan Rupert, Andy Whitney. K : t lane Moore. TamI llelntz. Dana Tnipp. Jo McKay. Jan McKaj-. Kathl Ivon. Taml Klllot. Tim Pries, Hick lleint ., Kelli Vaught. Angela Whitney. Lisa Ilelnemann, Kerr - Bolander. Bob Kaston. Mike- Mlltnovlch. Troy Poc. ' T ' : Cintiy Barber, Monijo Dufault. Diane Schell, I.aDonna Johnson, Carol Suhndolnlk, Jonl Andreason, Diane Miller, I.ln la Stone. Stove Christen executes a back scratcher A calner done to perfection W fii t ■ i Brad Prior doing a daffy Picturesque Mt. Rainier Tom Proebsting goes for it n jl Gettin ' on down the mountain ._ .. c.t. ' i - - V B White Pass lift lines Malcolm Hanks doing a tip drop Gymnastics I Irsl Row: PHnne RlgRS, Tnmmy Christcnsen. Cindy SprlnRer. Carol Breltcnfeldt. Second Row: Manager - CharUc Trevlno. Becky Burnfi, Denlsc Kelly, Dinnn Dow, Ixirl Larson, Sandy Ammermnn, Cindy Schneider, Coach - Carolyn Goble. Dill I Co-CaptAin Cindy Sprlr 4 Lori Larson performing a straddle-back on the uneven parallel bars. Diane Riggs striking a pose. Diana Dow doing a front hand-spring on the vaulting horse. Sandy Ammerman executing a front walkover on the balance beam. I Cindy Schneider doing a split leap. 53 Rally Squad From left to right: Diana Dow, Judy Dunn, Monljo Dufnult, Diann CastlUcja, Janelle Bennett, Diane Rlggs, Dec Dee Halstead, Jody Dunn. ( - ' V - t S4 My ) Advanced Choir Hrrt now: Mary Kllcn Williams, Kim Thompson. Chcr l Thorpe, Norma Florcs. Sue Coin, Kris Austin, Joyce Smith, Liz Borden, Kelly WiusmT, Owen Dllodrnii, Marcla WiUsborn. Second Row: Rosa Rlvas, Debbie Taylor, Tavonne Smith, Anna Alsbun-, Cyndl Shelhj-, I ornn Hrown, Ilehbocah Ktter, Director- Don Parks. Third How: .Joe Muno ., Brian Ilipley, Hick Gutierrez, Jim Galbraith. Tom DUlton, Donald llobblck, David llobblck, Rick Hansford. Not pictured: Julio Roman, Dan Donchel, Julio Jonaon. The Music Dopartniont of Prossi-r Illph School h.ns had a very active year! The various groups have held several concerts, entertained for the conimunlt ' , ami competed In state music contests. The 29 member Advanced Choir participated In the Kail C ' hor.il Concert, a spring concert, and Baccalaureate. They aliio matle a tape for K n ' )0 T. ' . This proRram, which was .aired IX ' c. 20, featured the choirs from the schools of the Val.im.i alley. This grotip is not eligible to compi-te In tlK )a z contests wlUch the Swing Choir .-md St.Tge Band enter b ' C. ' m8e it is not considered to be a Jazz group. The Swing Choir entered four )a . . contests and pi-rformed In three concerts Including the Small Groups Concert. This concert Is spon.-tored !) • the Music Department Ixit anv Prosser High School student may enter. The Swing Choir also performed for the Hnl;ir - Chrl.vtmas I ' .arty. The Stage Hand started off the year with a Nostalgia Donee for the communitj ' . They entered two state Jazz contests for schools with a student Ixnty under 500 and performed In two concerts. They have also held before school concerts for the shident bo h-. All three of these groups participated in the Music in Our Schools Day which was held March -l. This Is a national day sponsored by the Music Hducators National (- ' onference. l)n tills day the Swing Choir and Stnge Band performed a concert for thi- stiiilfnt 1 , I .mil (li. A.K :in.-.-.l t ' holr sang for the .Middle School. 56 I lit Swing Choir First row: Tom Dillon, Anna Alsbury, Dave Keller, Julie Jensen, Alan Carlson, Lorna Brown. Second Row: Lavonne Smith, Malcolm Hanks, Carolyn Peaden, Tom Alsbury, Julie Rohman, Evan Rupert, Carma Bennett, Don Parks. Third row: Jeanne Crawford, Monte Pederson, Nancy Hayes, Cyndi Shelby, Herb Hammond, Debbi Taylor, Kristie Estey, Olaf Root. First row: Monte Pederson, Carolyn Peaden, Jim Milne, Dave Keller. Second row: Shirley Chesley, Tom Moore, Dee Dee Halstead, Tim Bender, Melanie Baird, Duncan Lewis, Kirk Miller, Mark Roberts, Clay Bohlke, Brad Elliot, Kathy Ammerman, Terry Chambers, Gaven Trupp, Don Parks. Gymnasts 7th at State Snncly Ammorman: 2ikI Bi-am, .Tnl Floor yji. , 1th All Around at State. Gymnastics Team: Conch Carolyn Goble, Sandy Ammerman, Dunise Kelly, Becky Bums, Tammy Christonson, 1 ori Larson, Diana Dow, Dlano RlRgs, Cindy Schneider, Charlie Truv-ino. Placed 2nd-Dlstrlct, 2nd-Hegionals, 7th-State. I Basketball Statisticians Willie Suh.-«lolnlk, DiaiU ' .Immciiiiajui, Cimly r.uhuus. .M.in lluiiiis, Ken- - DolamkT. 58 Spring Activities Y y 59 f 1976 Mustang Assembling this annual since midsummer were the dedicatMl members of the ' 7G yearbook staff. Brim- mlng with new Ideas brought back from the workshop at Whltworth College which they attended In the fall, wore Maureen llelnemann, Carol Suhadolnlk, Steve Rath, Mike Hoako, and new advisor Mrs. Hall. StniRKllng to meet deadlines they put together copy, exchangwl la.Vout Ideas and examined proofs. The photographers sn.ipped pictures since the start of school, cntching on film the highlights of homecom- ing, sports events and student life. Hopefully they have captured through their work not only school events Ixit also a wrap-up of this yeai and the Bi- centennial mood. r Bii ' .uWiger Caml Suhadolnik 60 i 61 Juniors and Seniors Flrat row: Advisor Judy Phillips, Pres. Dorothy nice, Ist V.P. Joctta Gordon, 2nd V.P. IJnda Held, Sec. Debbie Achzlgcr, Co- trens. Vlckl Mills, Sand ' Dawson, Co-hlsl. Kelly Goodboo, Julio Sala .ar, Advisor Sjo Webber. Second row: Kristie E8te M. ' ir - Kllen Williams, Hobln Watts, Debbie neaudr -, Melnnie Dalrd, Denlse Kv.-ms, I ona Comes, Nancy Hayes, IJnda 5?tone, Holly Miller, Patty Hancock, Deleann Heldemann, Dntti Kernells, Pam Spencer, Deldra Ilalstead, Norma Hocha. Third row: iWrley Chesley, Phyllis Zleske, Chris I ' ellcljan, Delly Mack, Honda Eucker, I-relda Martin, Kay W.arnekc, Tina Yearj-, Diane Miller, Jeanne Crnwforti, Judy Dunn, JonI Andrcoson, Mary Jean den Hoed, Carolyn Pcaden, Kathy Collins, Sally Van KUnkcn, Mar ' Wortl •, Kris Austin. FHA Cherish yesterday,- live for today; reach out for tomorrow 62 h The purpose of I ' HA is to provide opportunities for self-dovelopnient in prepai-ation for family and community living. Each year they choose an indepth project. This year ' s project was raising money for the Cancer Society. In so doing they tried to cari-y out the national Bicentennial theme. The main project this year was Stars and Stripes Boutique. The FHA made crafts to sell and gave all the money earned to the Cancer Society. Some of the activities were: Regional Day, which is held in the fall. It was held this year in Wapato on October 18. Open House for the Boutique was November 1. They also sponsored several dances. Each year the FHA sponsors a Mother ' s Tea to honor all the Senior Mothers. The theme this year was My Funny ' alentine. The stage was decorated with red foil and white cupids and an abundance of red, white and pin] crepe paper adorned the wallcway. The tea began with a welcome given by FHA President, Dorothy Rice. A vai-iety of sewing talents were shown by the girls as each was escorted by a Senior boy. Commentators were Norma Rocha, Holly Miller, Maureen Heincmann and Kris Austin. After each modeling section there was a talent section ranging from singing to tap dancing, per- formed by students and teachers. The Tea was something special to remember largly through the efforts of Jeanne Crawford and Nancy Hayes who were chairpersons for the event. Freshmen and Sophomores ' V ' V ltet First row: Alma Santana, Francisca Castenada, Alfia Morado, Janelle Bennett, Diane Riggs, Marj ' Castilleja, Donna Skaggs, Elva CastiUeja, Dennie Stafford, Carol Clifton, Margaret Freepons, Janey denHoed, Joyce Bean, Kelly Wagner, Kuth Bangs, Marlone Breeze, Rebekkah Etter, Kris Goodboe, Trina Killian. Second row: Rosa Luna, Cynthia Rodriquez, Alex Guthierrez, Sherry Davis, Terri Blakley, Teri Ryan, Tami Tyan, Teresa Foster, Lori Suhadolnik, Judy Dawson, Susan Schwartz, Doreen Crawford, Julie Jensen, Sue Allen, Dinky Kernells, Kim Morrow, Phyllis Warneke. Third row: Shawn Richman, Tom Bianchi, Victor Cole, Betty Lou Hamilton, Susie Cooper, Jeanne Collins, Renita Davis, Tricia Anderson, Toena Hazenburg, Sandy Ammerman, Cindy Schneider, Julie Zuniga, Ruby Spencer, Michelle Storey, Debbie Butler, Gigl Moon, Janice Mills, Susan Watts. 63 My Funny Valentine Kris Austin :uul uscurt Oiun Guslnlaon -n T - Cindy Springer dancos to That ' s Entertainment S- 64 C ' nrmn n.-imott nlv n Only ll.n. ' i .s loi S. i Urnd I ' nor fsi-orm 1 on Nihndnlnik Honor Society FIRST ROW: Sandy Dawson, Melanie Baird, Mary Thomas, Cindy Parsons, Krlsti Austin, Vicki Mills, Linda Reid, Diane Zlmmermann, Steve Rath, Becl-cy Titus, Felipe Olvera, Sandie Wirth, Phyllis Friedlund, Pam Honeyford, Maxy Richman, Chris Felicijan, SECOND ROW: Kathy Ammerman, Dave Larson, Glen Nakamura, Cindy Springer, Joe Hall, Shannon Ryan, Maureen Heinemann, Rhonda Eisenbarth, Tom Proebsting. The object of Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the de- velopment of character in students of Prosser High School . Honor Society nominates two of its members to com- pete for $1,000 scholarships. The major money- raising activity is selling programs at the football games. The group sponsored the Oregon Shakespeai-ean Festival actors for the student benefit, and a community performance. They plan to attend Town Hall lecture by poet John Ciardi and Senior members hope to visit a college campus and enjoy a cultural event there. An evening initiation of new members to which parents are invited is also planned. 65 Science Club KlUST ItOW: Mikl llruvu.s, I ' cjcjy TroumL-l, Diane Mooii-, llm (.■hosik-v. SIX ' O.M) HOW: Dlaiu ' lli-iulcrshot, Anna Alsbun , MUhilk- WiyiT, Kathy Trainer, Joan KollcUan, Nell Matthew.s, Tom Alslxir -. Herb llammoml. TlllltD HOW: Olaf Hoot. Mar ' Carlson, Chris Kellcljan, Terry Bangs, BUI McCormlck, Mike Ott. ThiB yonr Sctonco Club was lots of fun. In the wlnti-r, monilxTs t ' nJoycHi Ice sk.itin ;, rollor-skatinK, and lx) vlinp. Tho spring ngonda saw a fun night and pizza footl. To mnki- nionoy for their actlvltios, the nienibors sold spook Insurance for Halloween, and during football and basket- ball seasons sold concessions during the games. 66 Ci Dele n Soil Uor N its! Girls ' and Boys ' State Girls ' and Boys ' State is a learning experience sponsored by the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary. Delegates are chosen by Legioneers on the basis of a short talk given by each student hoping to attend. This year ' s Evergreen Girls ' State was held on the Central Washington State campus in EUensbm-g June 8-15. Boys ' State took place on the same campus June 15-22. The whole week was spent learning about our government by participating in local, county and state duties. At both Girls ' and Boys ' State a Governor is elected who vetoes or passes bills from the State Legislatui-e. Two Sen- ators are also elected and these girls and boys are then delegates to Girls ' and Boys ' Nation which takes place the last part of June. Most of the time Girls ' and Boys ' Staters ai-e kept busy campaigning for offices, working on a solution to the city problem and trying to get bills passed in the Legislature. There is free time in which everyone chooses an activity ai-ea to have some relaxation. By the time the week is over everyone has leai-ned so much about the government and its functions. An added benefit is the many long-lasting fi ' iendships which have been made. 67 FDLA First row: Rosa I.una, Melanlc Balrrl, Diane Seeber, Debbie BeauHry, Robin Watts, Maria Rivera, Connie Moreno, Alma f nUina, Lupc I.fiRuna.s. SoconH row: Natalie Jlolmes, Ronria Fucker, -Jeanne Crawford, Mary.Iean dcnlloed, Delly Mack, Julie Zuniga, Sher -1 Claunch, Fddylou Bullls, Chris Fellcljan, I.yndn Gould. Third row: Jim Milne, Jan McKay, Debbie Butler, Kim Morrow, Hoxanne RIppllnKer, Theresa Castllleja, Tnml Ilelntz, Tina Yeary, I,ona Comes, SherrI Davis, Kathy O ' Nell, Terr! Blakley, Ixjrl McCall, Julie Salazar, Jo McKay, Teresa McCall, Mrs. 0«. I The I ' uturc Business Leaders of America is do- slRncd to help sturlents who are interested in busi- ness careers to become famlllnr with the business world. The national KULA service project was to raise funds for the March of Dimes. .Some of the sell- injj projects were: Candy sales, a Christmas pro- ject, selling concessions at football and basketball Rames and assisting with local blood dra vlnKs. Mi ' mbers received points for partlclpatlnR In money-ralsInK nrtlvltics, and .Seniors received money collected during the yenr for scholarships ranglnK from .5. ' ' in-$200. Members also attended roRlonnl meetinRs in other cities and attended the state convention where thev comprtrd In buslnes.-. skills contests. Winners attended the national convention In .Tune. Debbie Beaudry - President, Shcryl Claunch - Secretary, Delly Mack - Vice President, Melnnle Bnlrd - lilslorinn, Tina Ycnry - Treasurer 68 i •4 FFA Steve Eslingor - Historian Norman Foster - Treasurer Wayne Pearson - Sentinal Tracy Pearson - Secretary Vcrn Dunkin - Vice Presicicnt Terry Bangs - Chaplain Brad Flliot - Reporter Troy Pearson - President it ' Js-i m 3 . Vict First Row: Tom Freepons, Carol Scheuffele, Holly MiHer, Laura Dufault, Kathey Foster, Cindy Barber, Lynne Wilson, Patty Hancock, Mary Ellen Williams, Mr. Adams. Second Row: Vern IXinkin, Archie denHoed, Gary Ormiston, Malcolm Hanks, Andy Whitney, Mitch Bro Ti, Terry Bangs, Ron Crawford, Mr. James. Third Row: Mr. Parton, Dave Pearson, Randy Miller, Willie Suhadolnik, Clifton Cole, Lyle Bonny, Brad Elliot, Willy denHoed, Randy Dunn, Arthur denHoed, Steve Eslinger, Troy Pearson. 69 Sophomores and Freshmen i First row: Mr. Pnrton, Dirk Foster, Debbie Irby, Kelly Hammond, Jeanlne Ijimbert, Bnrby Schneider, Lorl Crawford, 5 san Schwartz, Clmly Schelnder, Kim MIntor, Tim Pries. Kolth Kllngele, mil Mlchner, Mr. Adams, Mr. James. Second row: Chuck I.olRhty, I ' hll Freepons, Clmly IXinkIn, Irish Anrlorson, I.inda Hayes, TerrI Pries, Teresa Foster, Chuck Rose, Fred I.amb, Peter IXin, .lohn Haap, Glen Hrown, Tim nn Kllnken, Chris A(k)lf, Don Myers. Third row: Olaf Root, Ralph Coldly, Art Fucker, John Hancock, Thail Williams, Jeff Ammcrman, C.lrn Anderson, .Steve Belerle, Tom Chrlstensen, Les Whiteside, Willis . henkelshoek, Tracy Pearson, Wayne Pearson, Tim Toff, Jay Mar lottI, Arlle Pederson, nnvl l Mllli-r. State Convention First row: tlrn.l Flllol, Mnry Film Williams, CIndv Ilarl er, Willie Suha.blnik, (inry r)rm|Nlnn, I ' racy Penrson. .Second row; Willie lenlIoivl, Wayne Pearson, Tom Freepons, Archie denlloed, Dnve Penrson. 70 !«tei The Prosscr FFA has a membership of 101 students. The lo- cal chapter was chartered in 1929. It ' s membership includes boys and girls. The chapter has carried on an active program- thc most active in it ' s history! The chapter annually enters Pub- lic Speaking, Creed Speech, and Parliamentary I a v I ' eam con- tests. In addition to this, they have always been active in Dairy and Live-stock Judging competition throughout the state. This year, teams in Horse Judging, Apple Judging, and Potato Judg- ing arc being trained for contest competition. The local chapter, in cooperation with the Soil Conservation District and the Simp- lot Soil Builders, are hosting a Land Judging Contest for the south central portion of the state. The chapter has sent two to three delegates to the National Convention each year. We have also sent from 12-15 delegates and contestants to the State Convention at Washington State Uni- versity. In recreational activities, the chapter has annually held an in- formal initiation for it ' s new members, had roller skating par- ties with FHA and FBIA. IXiring the winter months, the chap- ter had an FFA basketball team that played local alumni and bus- iness teams as well as other FFA chapters. Creed Speech - Seated: Jeff Ammerman, Fred Lamb. Wayne Pearson. Standing: l State Parliamentary - Troy Pearson, Tom Freepons, Archie denHoed, Dave Pearson, Willie denHoed, Gary Ormiston. Potato Judging - First row: Clifton Cole, Tim anKlinkeii, Art denHoed. Second row: Willie denHoed, Brad Elliot, Ron Crawford, Ray Dodson, Willis Schenkelshoek. 71 Apple Judging FIr.Mt Kow: Joe Hall, I.nuia IXifault, Keith KlInKelc, John Buckles. Second Row: Rom I ' rocbsting, Monte PeHerson, Ray Knicger, Mary Fllcn Wllllnms. N ' ntlonnl Convention Willie SUhnrlolnlk ami Troy I ' cnrnon rtalry .rurlKlng, First Row: Tim Pries, Kelly llnmrnond. Second Row: Kim MIntcr, Vera Dunkln, Cindy Dunkln. J 72 k Edison Dav-Marj- Thomas, Sandie Wirth, Tom Proebsting, Joe Hall. w Voice of Domocracy-Mark Sybouts, Chris Felicijan, Frank Pappenheim Awards DAR-Rhonda Eisenbarth Betty Crocker Award-Mary Richman 73 Underclass Dominates M - Mike lludd, BrmI Klllot, .lorn, ' Il:u .artl, Phil Bratchcr, Tom Cupples, Dan IlciiJcman, Icllpc UlvL-ra, -k ' H Amnurm.in, ArcWf (lenltofd, Hon Martin. Mlko Ilosko, Stove Belorlo, Tracy Pearson, Lylo Bonny, Tom Proebsting, Tern,- Bangs, Albert Trcvlno. Todd Karly, .lay Kelly, .Jeff Kolb, .Jack Mariottl, Dave Larson, Joey Burnett, Fred Lamb, Nlel Matthews, Paul Welsi, Greg BroUenfeldt, Kd. C ' astilleja, Kirk Anderson, Stove K«1ln?Tor. Hi ' tiirmiiv: 1 oitiTnii-n-lm How: lorn ILv .-inl, lylo llonny, i iMi M:irun, loiii i roi ' listint;, liavo I :u .son, lcii ILiiiKs. -ml H Stovo fV ' lorlo, Mlko lloskn. Brail Klllot, .loff Amniorman, .lack Mariottl, Tlni Bewlor, Stove KsllnRor. 74 ?s Doth Track Squads r.j, I ••M -Nancy Hayes, Kathi Lyon, Jeanne Crawford, Tricia Anderson, NelUe Cisneros, JuUe Zuniga, Tami ElUot, Mary Ellen WilUams, Maureen Heinemann, Julie Nakamura, Jeannie Collins, Debbie Kelly, Tina Yeax-y, Jeannie WcCormick, Pam Spencer, Jolene Lloyd, Lupe Lagimas, Lupe Nunez, Diana Castilleja. leturning Lettermen-lst Row: Jeanne Crawford, Maureen Heinemann, Tina Yeary. 2nd Row: Diana Castilleja, ulie Zuniga, Kathi Lyon, Nancy Hayes. 3rd Row: Jeanie Collins, Julie Nakamui-a, Tami Elliot. Tina Yeary runs the 880. a Mauroen Hcincmonn ready for a start In the 220. Cuachc ' s-Jim Pillors, Anderson. IstF 1 Pits { Una L io Bonn)- domonstrotoa a atort for aprlnts. lorn rroc_-i. ! Uii«; slv .i i;u ' _ l lorin [of slmt put. Varsity Baseball 1st Row: Randy Dunn, Roy Spencer, Dave Keller, Clifton Cole, Keith Yahne. 2nd Row: Joe Daniels, Jim Hayes, Ray Krueger, Butch Parsons, Daryl Chadderdon, 3rd Row: Mitch Brown, Robert Andrews, Gary Baker, Keith Webley, Greg Gustafson. 4th Row: Manager- Brad Williams, Rick Gutierrez, Rick Cupples, Coach- Rick Adams. Baseball Captains Doryl Chadderdon Dove Keller Greg Gustafson 77 Baseball Swings lid - ' fc «vf V - vl Dnryl Chnddertlon nwalts the next pitch. Clifton Cole shows good form. B«n rhinn puts out Dare Keller. iA ' ■f tvj G )S SPHI ,v ' into Action i ' f - 1st Row: Bill Michner, Tim Taff, Jim McFerran, Dan Schell, LeRoy Schiefelbein, Doug Gustafson, Tim Brown, Todd Hcintz. 2nd Row: Rick Yeaiy, Dan Kolb, Wayne Pearson, Steve McClintock, Ted Miland, Ezequiel Olvera, Chris Radach. 3rd Row: Bob Lambert, Bob Alter, Jim Hall, Rick Hansford, Kirk WTieeler, Bill Troemel, Eric Hadsel, Tim McAbee. Statisticians-Pam Honej ' ford, Mary jean donHoed, Diane Miller. t reg Gustafson fleishes his Seiijar year 79 NetstersShow C lat (low: Colin Carson, Brad Prior, Joe Hall, Gar ' Vcgar, .Ilm Mllnc, Steve Kath, Norman Prior. 2n(l How: LaDonna Johnson, Carol Suhntlolnlk, Sanclle W ' lrth, Clndj- Parsons, Kris Austin, Ithonda Disonbarth, Diane Scholl, Connie Andreason, Chris FoUctJan, Joan FoUclJan. n ti I r ■ Ik H RhoJH y I | |rp ns her serving skills. i I w Court Skills Returning Lettermen-Sandie Wirth, Joe Hall, Cindy Parsons, Gary Vegar, Kris Austin, Brad Prior, Rhonda Eisenbarth, CoUn Carson. ling J.V. Tennis iii J- r . Ist Kow: Kim Thompson, Kolth Klingclc, Janoy clunHocd. 2nd Row: Alex Gutierrez, Rick Ik ' intz, Manue l Rivera, Scott Christen, Stove Simon. 3rd Row; Darrell Holmes, Duncan Lewis, Phil Freopons, Mike Ryan, Evan Rupt ' rt. tlrml Trior reaches for a quick shot. 82 BO 6EMI!LfaP0UEK! -j istfn, Senior Officers ' -v.: ' ■ ' . V .J ' :,. X. 4 ' . . ' «. --afc 7 c H sLn I vU lionnv i.v -pr- ' xlili,- — Debbie Ach .ifter Kathy Am merman Kirk Anderson Joni Andreasen Tina Bailey Melanie Baird Gary Baker Terry Bangs Tim Bamai ' d IHadio Bazaldua Debbie Beaudi-y Tim Bcnctcr Joyce Blnkncy Lylc Bonny Jim Brcozo Kildylou BuIHh Klton Brown Drlnn Bumi ' tt Hobln C ' ammol WnttH 86 Colin C ' nmon Cilortn CnBtanitln Choric Chai ' vct Shirley Chcsley Steve Christen Tammy Christensen Shoi-yl Claunch Les Cole Jeanne Crawford Dick Cupples Archie denllocd Maryjean denHoed Tom Dillon Laura Dufnult Rhonda Kisonbartb Brnd Klllot Bret Kstey Roncin Kuckor Stove Floyd Knthvy KoKtor Tom Kri ' C ' ponii rh lllii Iridlun.l I I I Gini Gall Kelly Goodboe Joetta Gordon Greg Gustafson Joe Hall Malcolm Hanks Jim Hayes Jerr ' Hazzard Maureen Heinemann Taml Heintz Pam Honeyforfl Mike llosko Debbie Kelly- Ray Kruegnr I.ynette Kukes Cnnrli iJillntt mil Lnmbcit 90 I.eo I.nmbci ' t Onve I r.uon lorl l.nrHon ik. .mJL Donna McForran DcUy Mack Ronnie Martin Irma Mata Diane Miller Holly Miller Kirk Miller Juan Moreno Glen Nakamura Mike Nicely Felipe Olvcrn Gary Omilstoo Cindy ParnoDS riBvc Pearson Troy Pearson Monto PederRon Mark Plcnkc Brnd Prior Tom Procbstlnn Mnnurl Kami re 7 «l M Hi, -ij Kathy Reid Dorothy Rice Mary Richman Maria Rivera ■ .■• ■■ UrAi Joe Rodriquez Juan Rodriquez Shannon Ryan Julie Salazar Carol Scheuffele Cyndi Shelby 93 Kevin Simon Lavonno Smith Hoy Spencer Cindy Springer I ln la Stone Willie Suhndolnlk Mary Thorn as Albert Trev-lno Pnm Trm-mel Kelll Vnueht ii«xi « « iyMltf 94 Randy Wear Keith Webley Phil Whitney Sandie Wirth Tina Yeary Diane Zimmermann Teresa Castilleja Judy Dunn VQledictofion Sandra Anno Wirth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wirth, was valedictorian for the class of 1976. She was a member of National Honor Society-, participated in ICdison Day and was the Senior Class Secretary. Sandie is planning to attend Washington State University and pursue a career in math or science related field. Salutatofian Cindy Marie I ' arsons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Parsons, was snlutntorian for the class of 1970. She was vice-president of the Honor Soc-lety her senior year and received the National Math Kxam Award her junior year. Cindy ' s fields of interest for future study inclu l ' InjNlness administration and science which she plans to carry out at Wasliington State l ' niver8it ' . 1 96 i Top Ten Mary Thomas 3.84 Phyllis Fridlund 3.78 y ' ' l M ilk }A= - •Ah w ' -I Felipe Olvera 3.73 Maureen Heinemann 3.66 Glen Nakamura 3.65 Diane Zimmermann 3.61 Pam Iloneyford 3.60 Mary Richman 3.59 97 Senior Favorites i ' u iridji ' F Archlo clonllotHl Till I nvonno Sm N ' A 99 100 12 Years Together The clay had finally come and we were scared. This was first grade! We were kept in line by the thought of being sent to IVIiss Keene. We had to struggle our way through the 3 r ' s — reading, ' riting and ' rithmetic — and if it wasn ' t for recess we would have died. In the second grade we were finally in the swing of things, meaning we were allowed to play on the monkeybars. Our daily routine was interrupted for visits to the post office, public library, and fire station. Of course our favorite game was boys chase girls, or in some cases girls chase boys! Being in the third grade meant being top dogs and monkeybars were replaced with four square and basketball. We were taught the skill of writing in writing and put through the torture of learning multiplication tables up to five. With this knowledge we were ready for the elementary grades in a school clear across town. We were impressed with our field trips to the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company and McNary Dam. We were exposed to the trauma of changing two classes a day. At the end of our stay we held a picnic in the park with food and fun for all. On to Junior High! We cried. Lockers, combinations, and no recess threw us at first, but the idea of dances made up for it. We even got used to changing classes. The highlight of our only year in Junior High was the magazine drive. We soon learned who the best salesmen were. But we had to say goodbye to PJHS and welcome the new Middle School. The ninth graders were moved to the High School, so as eighth graders we were on the top. We held our first ASB elec- tion, with Joe Hall winning the Presidency. Upon entering High School we felt the pangs of being Freshmen. For our first Homecoming we picked the theme Spike the Viks. It proved the age old proverb Freshmen never win. As Sophomores, we showed the Seniors who had spirit by winning the spirit stick for the whole year. In our Junior year we had the winning Homecoming float with the theme Flip the Grizzlies Sunnyside Up. Our Senior year was the best ever. Homecoming saw Seniors first in the hall and float with the theme Boil the Birds. We were victorious over the Hanford Falcons 7-6, a very appropi ' iate number. Seven months later the noise died dowTi and we walked through the halls with nothing but memories. The day had come for us to leave our childhood dreams and face adult realities knowing that . . . THE SPIRIT OF ' 7G LIVES ON! 101 ! TVi lil. I 102 Underclass Activities 103 _, jBrlnn l- ' ronpons 4 yjckl Mill. ' Handv Dunn VioePreSldetir ' y., i%.- Ji ' 104 Anna Alsbury Connie Andreasen Robert Andrews Kris Austin Cindy Barber Shirley Beaudry Carma Bennett Monte Bianchi Donny Blakley Larry Blakley Lonnie Blasdel Mark Bolander James Borden Liz Borden Loma Brown Mitch Brown Pete Brumley John Buckles Beck-y Bums Allan Carlson Mary Carlson Mike Carrell Diana Castilleja Daryl Chadderdon Terry Chambers Clifton Cole Steve Cole Kathy Collins Lona Comes Jeff Cook Ron Crawford Jennie Crosier Paul Cross Joe Daniels Sandi Dawson Anita Dean George Deaton Dan Denchel Art den Hoed William denHoed Diana Dow Vem Dunkin Hanfly iMnn Vlckl Kclworda Sieve KHiinKcr Kriiitiv Kutcy Dcnlse Kvons Alex Feist Chria FeUcl)an Mike Finn Norman Fogtcr Brlnn Freopon Suiinn floln Hon Cionlon Hlch GuHerre Dolclrn llnlstond Kny Ilnmllton Ileri) IlnmmoncI Patty finncock Nnncy Mnyea Knthy llnynrs DeleAnn lleldemnnn I nnlf Melt Mnrll -n HlikH C ' nri Holmes Oonlon Holmos Nntnllo llolmeii neli )le lto«ko Dnve lorKensen tinvid KelliT hottl Kemells Trliihn Krnft Frelcin Mnrtln CfOorKe Mntn Tnmmy McOnnlel Imiice McKay loanne McKay J ' ' .  h I ♦-. i c 0 i p i 1 V Tom Moore Connie Moreno Scott Odom Ron O ' Neil Mike Ott Frank Pappenheim Butch Parsons Linda Patton Carolyn Peaden Wayne Potter Mike Pries Steve Rath f linda Reid Fred Richman Roxanne Ripplinger Pam Risk Manuel Rivera Mark Roberts ' V.1 M Norma Rocha Julie Rohman Mike Rudd Evan Rupert Brj-an Rupp Diane Schell Debbie SichncUlcr Sheila Schneider DIano Scobcr Debbie Scnsncy |P Jackie Simon Cary Ann Smith Joyce Smith Tammy Snyder Pam Spencer Sue Stewart Patty Stotz Orin Stovall Charlie Strausz Carol Suhnclolnik Debbie Taylor Becky Titus Sally Van Kllnken Gary VcRar Marcia Wolsborn Kay Wnrneke I.ynn Wilson Mary Worthy Keith Ynhne Phyllis leske . . i,. ' ' ?AV 110 m ' nor JonnaJu Agapith Sue Allen Thomas Alsbury Bob Alter Jeff Ammerman Sandy Ammerman Glen Anderson Ruth Bangs Todd Bauer Joyce Bean Mike Beaudry Steve Beierle Janelle Bennett Becky Betteridge Gwen Biladeau Terri Blakley Mark Boast CliTit Bohlke Phil Brateher Mai ' lene Breeze Greg Breitenfeldt Rick Brown John Burke Joe Buraett Karon Cabbage Jackie Calvin Shen, ' ! Carlson Michele Carroll Albert Castilleja Linda Charron Jim Chesley Tom Christen sen Xellie Cisncros Dan Clevenger Jeanle Collins Camille Cone Suzy Cooper Doreen Crawford Sherry Davis Ray Dodson Monijo Dufault Jody Dunn Ann Ourrott Todd Korly Bob Kaston Ann KUer Taml Klllot John Katoy •lean f ' cllcljan Drot KlcmlnK Kddip Goolaby Unda Gould VlcW GrovoB Kric Hadaol Jim Mall Rick llnnaford Una Mflni ' mann nick lU-lntz Dlano llondorshi Mike Ilonderahol Davr Hobblck Don Hobblck V niter lloRUf Ilcnlsc Ilonoyford I irl Hood Pnt Hoylo Dan HutRnn Stcphnnic InKnloa Julli Icnarn IjiPonna .lohnaon Tony Knrlo Donlau Kolly i. Vr V 1 = I, ' wV -J 6 A iL Ul , ' I V ' i. ' k. rfTf. ' .- ■ , Ki nnv Kemp April Kohn Ki ' ith KlinKi ' lt- 4 John Ki onlK Iup 1 aKunnx Fred Lamb P Mike Lemon Duncan Lewis Bethene Lindburg Jolene Lloyd Rosa Luna Kathi Lyons Tim McAbee Lori McCall Teresa McCall Brad jMcClure Bill McCormick Bruce Martin Carol Marvin Kiel Matthew WajTie Mercer Don Meyers Ted Mi land Jeff Miller •Janice Mills Mike Miltnovich Kim Minter Diane Moore Debbie Muns JuUe Nakamura Kathy O ' Niel Ezequiel Olvera Tracy Pearson Wayne Pearson Arlle Pederson Eddie Plata Tim Pries Brian Prior John n.-iap Chris Dadoch Donna Itamlrcz Hunua Hanclolph Diana KIkrs Kosa nivaa Alburi Rodriquuz Cynthia Rodriciuoz KrwUly Kodriquez Olaf Hoot Chuck Roao Mlko Ryan Mary Salaznr Alma Santana Willis Schlnkelshock Clntly Schneider Susan Schwartz Dcbra Seebcr Van Shc ' ppard Inmai ' l Slas Laura Smith Richard Smith ei April Taylor Kim Tlionipson Kathv Tniiner y r. Gaven Tnipp Tony Valero Tim VanKliiiken Sandy Vertner K%I Kelly Wagner Susan Watts Teresa Weaver Barbara Weatherly Scott Webb Michelle Weyer Kirk Wheeler Les Whiteside Angela Whitney Gai-y Wunderlich Kathy Yahn Rick Ycai-y Glen Ziegler Jon Zimmermann Julie Zuniga Sophomores active in o r 116 10 myriad of activities Wl 117 118 ( I Chris Addlf Richnrtl Alton Tricin Anderson Lisn Anclrcnsen Pnm Andrews Toflfi Hnilcy Colleen Rennctt Lisn Betteritlgc Shnron Rilorlenu Kerry Bolnnder Cnrol Breitenfeldt Glenn Brown Tim Brown Debra Butler Bobby Byrne Ed Castilleja Elva Castilleja Mary Castilleja Tim Christcnsen Scott Christen Carol Clifton Victor Cole Lori Crawford Tom Cupples Roscoe Curnett Renita Davis Judy Dawson .laney denHoed Jim Dillon Denise Dodson Pete Don Cindy Dunkin Tom Durfey Guy EckclberEer Donna Edwards Marshall Edwards Ester Escamilla Rebekkah Etter Art Eueker Scott Eutenier Terry Eayard KarUi Eisk nirk Koator ' ■ in Koiiter .1 I) :irut Krcoponii I ' hll KroeponH liimi-ii Galhrenth .luan ConzolcH ■m t) f  ' Nocmi Gonzales Krl Ooodboc llalph C ' lOoUly Kevin Gordon Clnn drovoH I)oUR GuHtafson Alex CuUorroi; Mnrthn Gutlcrre . •John llnncock Betty Ilnmllton Kelly Ilnmmonil Kelly llnrrta IJniln IlnyoH Shirley llnyncB Teenn lln .enlxirK Dnnny IloUlemnnn To kl llelnl . Ed Hicks o  A I 1 M r i ! lyii Dnrrell Ilolmen Rpi-d llowoll Bonnie tlulme .Ifiy Kelly IVnlae Kemell Trinn Kllllnn Don Klnxcn Todd Koravlk Rick Kroum f 4 . i -1 h k 1 T a-vv •  =a Mickey Ilikiebrant ■Jeannie Lambert Kev-jn Lysiak Linda McAbee Bill McCombs Jeannie McCormick Jim McFerran Mike Ma as Jay Mariotti f 1 L -L.. 4 Lisa Massey Connie Medley Bill Micliner David Miller Melanie Miller Slq ' Miller Dennis Minor Alfla Morado Gigi Moon Gar} ' Moore Don Morris Merry Morris Kim Morrow Frank Munoz Julie Nealy Lupe Nunez Angala Ouderkirk Paul Paeschke Mark Parsons Dean Paulus Troy Poe Terri Pries Shawn Reade Shawn Richman Dan Schcll nnrbl SchnotcU-r DonUr Schlt ' frltx-ln U Ito - Schlofolboln .lulli ' Scymiuidkl Stovo Simon I)onnn Skn oC Anitn Smith Dnnnv StnffonI ValiTli- Stnllcop Unmbl StrtH.r Aliui Stono Steve Slroh Tim Tuff Nnncy Thomnii C ' hnrllp Tri ' vlno Allcin t ' rblnn Ann VnnWlnklo lixh- Wngor rhylllH Wnnu ' ko Iw Wnnvlck tnhn WrlistiT rmil Wol Il. ' v..ilv Whll.-sldi ' o If Nancy RInkcr Brian Ripley Juan Rivas ..■J O II Ronnie Roberts Suzic Root David Rudd Tami Ryan Tcri Ryan Rudy Salazar ' ■i. JT..Mr- ■Vi Brad Williams Thad WilUams Bonnie Yarbrough Darrcll Ziegler ' •mM 123 124 • ' Administration 125 School Boofd I -J Mcrliprt Ho PR Superintendent of Schools Art Klkcr Business Manager 1 126 DnuRlnp .Inckson, Michael I.yon, llownrd Christen, Patricia Robert ' ;, Michael Hotige Principal- ' on Buck Counselor-Howard Sage w Administrators Vice-Principal-Fritz Hughes Athletic Director-Mol Bowden Counselor-Shirley Knox 127 Business Deportment TvplnR-.Inn Ollnsky Duiriiu ' aii-Ixila Ott Secretaj-ua-A: ' .iu Ul- Uirch, Nona Gall, Ix)ln Nk s T l.lbrnrinn-Bunny ( ilrk 128 Business-Mary Suhndolnik Home Ec. -Susan Webber Music and Arts Art-Sandra Graf Ag and P.E. Ag. -Rusty Parton P.l-;. ami lk ' nlth-,llm Pillars P. K.-Donnia Kath 130 Ag.-Rlck Adams P. K. -Carolyn Coble Student tcBChcr-Mark James I ft I I Km English-Harriet Alexander English- Merle Gebers Languages EngUsh-Gayle Hall English French-Tom Callahan 131 English Spauisli-Jaaelle Gaber Moth-Science Biology-Jim Bumgamcr clonco-Don oung Scloncc-Jprr ' McDormotl 132 . ' •Inth-Laurn True I 1 I M Historj ' -Joyce Bowden Historj ' -Mel Bowden •L History and Custodians History-Herb Schmidt Custodians-Miles Bender, Ed Bender, John Rupert 133 A.S.B. President Rhonda Eisenbofth i 134 B T s H fjfl T w- ' -di HB hHhII ' AhI I f raru 1 b ' j H . BSrIT m a! W iHA H r ' ' 1 r llaureen Heinemann H 135 Student Counci FIUST HOW: Mouri-cn llelniTnann, Lavonno Smith, .ludy Dunn, Cindy Springer, Diana Dow, tiisan Springer, Angela Whitney, Diane ZlmnuTman, I.orna Brown, Marshall Kdwards, Carol BreltenfeU, Debbie Beaudry , KelU ' aught, SKCOND ROW: Chris Fellcl]an, Phylll Krldlund, Arehle den Hoed, Joyce Dlaknvy, Dorothy Rice, Paul Cross, Kim Thompson, Camllle Cone, Jack Mnrlottl, Brian Frecpons, THIRD ROW: Randy Wear, Kirk Anderson, Gary Ormlston, Tina Yeary, Ray Krueger, Rhonda Klsenbarth, Nancy Hayes, Trlsha Anderson, Monte Pe ler8on, Brian Prior. 1 Tho Student Ccxincll was led by Hhonda Klsenbarth, A.S.B. President. It consisted of a single representative from fiu ' h home-room, c asa and club presidents. They met monthly throuRhout tho yoai- to discuss school affairs and brought curn-nt proljlems to the attention of the administration and the student body. The major project of tho year was tho purchasing of a stereo syatom to be used whenever clubs desired. A Students ' lUghts Committee was formed because of the vandalism occurlng at the school. The purpose of the Students ' Rights Commute ' was to write a Student Ilandl)ook for rrosser High. A new policy was created to form a budget for the 1 97f - 77 school year. Kach club planned a Ixidget for their activities for the coming year. Homecoming and the Chrlstnms Ball were sponsored bj- the A.S.D. The year brought forth many new accomplishments and policies for the Siu.I.-nt Bo ly. 196   '  , _• Ads Brian ■ from id ient :r. It HALL CHEVROLET 3 14 6th street 786-2666 PROSSER, WA sal-esmen: DALE POE MIKE LAWS TODD BOWLS BY TWO NAMES YOU CAN TRUST N l ' l 4 ' I It ' l ' )n 1123 MEADE AVENUE PROSSER, WASHINGTON J. C. PENNEYS WE KNOW WHAT VOU RE LOOKING FOR 60« STH ST. PROSSER, WASH. SCHELL ' S CUSTOM CLEANERS COIN-OP fast service for busy people 6 12 8tm STHCUT PROSSER, WASH. DENNETT AGENCY REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE ROLLER RINK AND YOUTH CENTER «o ;th ST rnO« EF . WASH. DRS. TROOP AND BARMORE OrTOMETRIBTB - 7I«-I t 70t SIXTH STREET GENERAL PARTS SUPPLY automotive AND IN(5US TU IAl_ sales and service 6 12 5th street PROSSER WASHINGTON 138 EVAIMS THRIFT QUALITY FOODS AL-DON-NEAL-ORNIA-BOB even the birds own their own home LEO HEINTZ REALTY 603 MARKET ST. PROSSER 786-3228 HOMES, FARMS, COMMERCIAL SALES AND TRADE RALPH ' S BARBER SHOP 1207 MEADE PROSSER WASHINGTON PINK AND PRETTY 786-1118 617 6th STREET I £v DOROTHY HUGHES OWNER S. I(-I2II FARM BUREAU INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 786-2510 1021 BENNETT AVE. PROSSER, WASH. AGENT BILU HAYES HOME PHONE 786-1204 ASH, ' I Al_ KOLEBER, PROP. PROSSER, WASHINGTON ■quality riding boots and equipment HANDMADE bUFFALo BOOTS PURSES WAUUETS MOCCAS INS GLOVES BOOTS PROSSER SHOE SHOP BVICE lEET NELSON ' S JEWELRY DIAMONDS - WATCHES — TROPHIES WATCH REPAIRS PHONE 786-2141 620 6th PROSSER PEV ' S APPAREL 139 r S-TR-E-T-C-H SEW STUTCH t MW, INC GOLD LANCE CLASS RINGS DESIGN AND CHOOSE YOUR OWN STYLE 25 DIFFERENT COMBINATIONS FOR YOU TO WORK WITH ORDER ANY TIME 4 WEEKS DELIVERY 621  TH ST. 7  -2240 710 - 6lh Street PHONE 78«-2014 Proiier, Wojhington 99350 MOORE AND MELLOR INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 801 6TH STREET PROSSER, WASHINGTON Old National Bank ONB a complete banking service for agriculture and industrial purposes prosser branch evervbooy ' s bank 1022 mkaok avenue MONTGOMERY WARD 1220 MCAOE AVE MR. AND MRS. V. CD DUNN Let us show you our four complete lines of beautiful wedding invitations and accessories. 708 Sixth Street Prosser, Washington 140 you show what you are by what you do with what you have. m Pendleton Grain Growers «THfN . iwiN an BECK ' S HARDWARE 713 6TH STREET PHONE 784-I331 PROSSER GREENHOUSE ADY AND FRANCES WUNDERLICH 1039 AVENUE PROSSER, WASHINGTON WHEN YOU THINK OF FLOWERS THINK OF US LLOYD ' S TEXACO SERVICE 7th and MEADE 786-1344 .vV i . C— t SOUTH SIDE MARKET 1017 KINNEY WAY PROSSER, WASH. 99350 McQUERY ' S WESTERN AUTO RCA -WIZARD TRUETONE - WHIRLPOOL SYLVANIA - GE SALES - 786-2161 SERVICE - 786-3330 141 BENTON COUNTY FARM BUREAU FARM BUREAU MARKCTINO INSURANCE 1021 BENNETT AVE. PROSSER LOCKERS CUSTOM CUTTING WRAPPING AND QUICK FREEZING ELFERS-LYONS REXALL 6 13 6th street 786-3200 PROSSER RECORD-BULLETIN OFFICE SUPPLIES printino aovertisino wkdoino announcements, acckssoriks 142 Raai. KACA-FM ProMcr. Wafhin ton the VOICE OF THE PROSSER MUSTANGS MBS NEWS-STEREO MUSIC-SPORTS ROLAND C. LINDBURG. INSURANCE IIO« MEAOK AVENUE PROSSER, WASH. OLNEY ' S FURNITURE AND CARPETING FOUR FLOORS TO EXPLORE 6th AND DUDLEY PROSSER, WASH. FASHIONETTE 1203 MEADE AVE, MEL.VA FISH SANDY COTEY GOLDEN RULE STORE MATERIAL AND OTHER SEWING ITEMS MEN ' S AND WOMEN ' S CLOTHING PROSSER WASH INGTON : BONNIE ' S STITCH ' N SHOPPE HWY. 12 PROSSER, WASHINGTON 99350 1 =! .. . LARRY CLEVERINGA WHITSTRAN MANAGER RT. 2 BOX 263a PROSSER, WASH. 143 PROSSER A AND W INOOOR DINING 7th and BENNETT EVCRVTMING FOR VOUR HOME 786-1505 ROOT FORD-MERCURY JERRY ' S MEN ' S SHOP AND DRY CLEANERS YOUNG FASHIONS INFANT THRU JUNIOR APPAREL PROSSER WASHINGTON 1 120 MKAor AVE, PROSSER ACM FEED COMPANY PURINA FEEDS 786-3446 500 7th PROSSER , WA STONE CONSTRUCTION LICENSED - INSURED COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION REMODELING AND ALTERATIONS ESTIMATES GLADLY IRVIN STONK PROSSER, WASH. 144 DENCHEL ' S BUICK - DATSUN JEEP 324 6th street ph. 786-3011 prosser. washington 99350 BENTON COUNTY PUD 607 5th ST. PROSSER, WASH. ' crR,c SCHMIDT ' S VARIETY YOUR JUNIOR DEPARTMENT STORE HOBBIES AND CRAFTS THE BOOKMARK 611 SIXTH STREET PH. 786-2626 BOOKS IMPORTS SOCIAL STATIONERY POSTERS MUSIC ART SUPPLIES IN THE YEARS AHEAD WE SINCERELY HOPE THAT YOU WILL USE WISELY THE COMMODITY WE HANDLE OUR BEST WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESS IN EVERY WAY. BANK O F PROSSER DOUGLAS M. JACKSON, D. V. M. VETERINARIAN AN OFFICE OF THE BANK OF YAKIMA PROSSER BENTON RURAL ELECTRIC SERVING YAKIMA AND BENTON COUNTIES PHONE 786-2913 PROSSER A DIFFERENT KIND OF BANK 1115 MEADE 145 EAST VALLEY CABLE TV 12 1 1 MEAOe 786-3922 1-5 PN MANAGER, GARY WHITE gi ' 1 T : =1 ig 3 r RODMAN ' S SHOE SHOP l! SPECIALISTS IN TEEN-AGE SHOES 1203 MEADE, PROSSER JIM ' S MOBIL SERVICE AND REPAIR 1102 MEADE PROSSER, WASH. «93SO PHONE 78S-I7I7 ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE ORV ' S BODY SHOP IF WE PLEASE YOU, TELL OTHERS: IF WE don ' t TELL usi AUTO nODV AND GLASS WORK ,v. 12 DEATON ' S EMIAt-, MAHCEIL.e, ERIC GAS - GROCERIES - TIRES L.ATC HOUR NEEDS r-HOSSER , WASMINC.TON THE BARN PHIL ' S CORNER DRUG i PROSSER WASHINGTON 1 1 W1198 H YOU ALWAYS SAVE .RlL B j yH MORE AT A Iw- E B COAST TO 1 - COAST P 1212 MEADE AVENUE ■ .Jr5- ,4W ' s .i ■US 1 PROSSER J. JAY CHAPMAN UEE A. 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BOX 70 PROSSER, WASHINGTON 99350 SAUE EVERY MONDAY CROSS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST 705 6th STREET c M07M- w ' J 0 O (T S , mCo NORTHWEST QUALITY PACKERS OF FROZEN VEGETABLES telephone; (509) 786-2700 • PROSSER division • BOX 590, PROSSER, WASHINGTON 99350 149 Jack ty. Jinn phctojtaphet PORTRAITS WEDDINGS ■ COMMERCIAL 610 THE PARKWAY RICHL.AND, WASHINGTON BIL.I- ZINN PHONE 946-9113 r IM Senior Activities {•■ If IGEl , DEBRA DENTSE ar jFttA-3 , Z, , 4, Socrctary-4, State | Icet!ng-3; Honor Society-3,4; Band-1,3. LM JFrrMAN, KATHY .AIARTE -1; GAA-1,2; Honor Society-3,4; ■■•Band-l, 2,3,4; Pep F,ani!-1, 2, ?,, 4, Ma- T jarette-o,4; Wr tling Cheeileader-3: Tcnms-2. r IVTl ' ' -2, 4; Band-l , 2; Ski Club-li i; t Club-4; Tenais-2. BAIIhEY, KTSgTlNE MA KISS ' FI%-1,2. BAra;R, G Y LEE --S Football-1,2, 4; Wreatling-4. BANGS, TERRY FFA-1,4, Chaplln-4; ScienccvClub-4; S ' resiling- 3, 4; Track-2.3, 4; Cn Coimtry-2,3,4 « Ji BARNARD, TIl5P taS5 S!! i Yearbook Staff-2, 3, 4; Boys ' State-3; FootbaU-1,2,3,4. BAZAI.DUA, ELADTO OI.n ' ARE ' S BEAUDRY, DEBRA ANN FPLA-2, r;,4, Pres.-4; FHA-1,2,3,4; sludent Council Rep. -4. BENDER, TIM GENE BancI-1,2,3,4; Stage Band- I; Boys ' State-3; Football-2,3, 1; Wi-Gstling-l, - 3,4; Track-3. BLAIR, KFX BLAKNEY, JOYCE A! FHA-1, 2; GAA-1,2, Reporter-1; ASB Co-Trcasurer-4; Class Treasurer-2; Prom Chairinan-3. BOHLKE, CI.A ' YTQN , Band-1, 2, :i, 4; Stag .B d-2, .f4. BONNY, lYLE... 3 A-2,3,4, Parliamentaiy Team-3, S5 eech Contestant-2, ,A ' Basketball-3, Estate FFA Conv.-2; Class Vice-Pres,- 4; I ' ootball-l, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2, 3; rack-1,2,3,4. j tfPfe iREEZE, JAME W FFA-1, 2, ?,, 4, Creed Contestant-1. BROWN, ELTON DONALD FFA-1, 2, 3, Dairy .Tudglng Team-2,3. BUI, LIS, EDDYLOU FBLA-3,4; FH. -1,2; Track Manager-9- BURNI ' TT. BRIAN C. Football-3; Manaser-4; Basketbal, 3; Baseball- 3, 4. CARSON, COLIN JOHN Boys ' State-3; Football I Ianager-l, 2; Tennis-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2. CASTAM ' DA, GLORIA ALVARADO CASTII I,EJA, THERESA FBLA-4; FHA-1, 2; Choir-2; Powderpuff Football-3, 4. CHAn TT, cirKim: mahfiyx FFA-3; GAA-2; Ski Club-2: Rally SquaH- 3; IFA Swcethoart-D; Tcnnls-2, 3, -I; Pow- rlcrpuff Football-3; Transferred In 9th grade from Carroll GAA-1; Cheerleader- 1; Track-l. CIIKfiI.EY, SIITRLEV HAY Mnn.i IPHFNl :N.sFN, lAMARA .lAXE FFA-3; FIlA-1 .2; c;AA-1.2; H omecom- Ing Prlnrrss-3; Tcnnls-l, 2; Clymnastics -1,2, 3, I, (•o-raptaln-3. Captain- I. FBLA-3, iHl , l|B -3fP k-2, ' . COl-E, 1.1 FFA-1,2. C ' llyWVI ' OI FBl.A-3, I -1; GAA-I [)i-ama Ch kothall Il( puff I- ' ootl CUPPl.FS FFA-1,2, ball-l,2,n -■t; Track PENIIOKI FFA-2,3, FFA Conv Wrest) njt- IlKNlIOKt FBl.A-3, GAA-2; (1; Council H 1)11. 1.ON, Cholr-3. l inMAUT.r. FFA- 4; II I IlfimoconilnK Hnsk ' t )nll-3, -1. nuNN. .war an FIIA-l; C.AA-1,2; Ornmn Clul -3, I; Drill Team-l; St i lint Council Hep. -I; Itally .Sqund-2,3, I, CaDtaln- I: IVwdcr puff Footl)all-3, • -1. EISENBAHTII, HIION GAA-1. 2. Vlco-Prcs -2, 3, l; nrama Club- Co-Captaln-2; ASH Pi Council Hop.-l; Rally .V|ua Injt Chpcrlpndor-2; lUK V S ' c.-2; Clas.i SRt. at i iTis-3; Y ball-l; Powderpuff 1 o.itl|Hl-3, 1; Toonl . -1,2, 3, -J; Gymnastic. EI.l.lOT, BRA III, FY H FFA-I, Speech Cont j|Bt-4, .TV n« ketball-3. State FFA ff|nfir ' Ban l-1,2,3, 1; Stage wklKfi. ' ama Club-3, .|; Footl)all-l .?: Baskotball-l 2,3; Track-l. 2, 3, I FSTFY, BRFTT Football-4; Basketball— I; Transferred from Ilanfor National M EUCKEH, FBIJ -1; F GAA- 2; Science Fo i an ' n Tranf f ' ire ba]!-l,J; B FT, ' )Y[ WIl.NIA rred from Andi pe HlK l as i„.,.-i, J,3; Basketball-1,2,3, Captaln- 3; GAA-1, 2, 3; Volleyball-1, 2, 3; Student Students-3, 4; Society of Distinguished Council Rep. -3; Manager of Tcnnis-2, Am. High School Students-4. 3. IIOSKO, NnCIIAEI. RAY nSTKR- Ji.,MMIFRYN I.( A- | Bascba| PCt , TOM .2,:!,4 ProH 3,4; Ski Club-1,2,3; ASB Sec. -4; Voice of Democracy-3; Girls ' State-3: Mason- ic Award PMnalist-3; Volleyball-1, 2, 3; Powderpuff Football-4; Track-2,3,4; Pep Band-l; Who ' s Who Among Am. High School Students-3, 4; Society of E)l8- ttnguished Am. Hig h Scho ol Students-3, 4. 1IFIN | 1 1 TO rffl ' im PA F [•ani ff ' r s alrman-1, Who ' s Who Among Am. High School QUSF , J ' carhflaJ jl£ff ; Sc fi cc CJubJ Sb aM ticiJmnefi B| l cWi s l€5 . .Lul MaBB( W t1lfi|r Manaper-U2, ' 9; _,: !.4;.T, rracl -lt ?Ci;psB Jud Dl -:!, Par1feiment2f Te: HifT. 4k j;ikw ' lloinecoii iflH: HRri Kansn City I)c]cjatc-3, State q v - ■m.- - 1 . 2; vBiLAk JF- ilLXt: i-l : student Cou Hcd ep eader l- ' Football- 4; ran Statisl ian tJh. r s ' Inpui v.. ,_ K J ■: I TdAA A?W High Sclv C.A FHA-n onor Sorlety-4 GOOOBO I ' TIA-:i, c.oiyi . ' .f T; M- II A I I , ICISFI ' II KRN(1N KFA- I, Apple .hKlglng I ' eam- I, Varsity Ba. ' kctball- I; Y earl ook Staff- n. I, A- sls- SoJUy-vHnfitJvinqfllDp ' : Student Co uv i.,..;i-I,2.3,4; Bua lng-1; Track-l, 2 FRT. vra.i ! ' ' -1 NiJUy-vHnfitJvinqfllDp. -3; Ma.Minlc Award rinallst-3; Cla.ss Pres.-3; Football- 1 , 2. 3, 4; Basketball -U-j j ' i Track- 1 .L n 1, j nsoN, fbWAf IA-1,2;GAA-1, cen-4; Powderpi Yl bo i;i I HE L I i_DEl 1( GAA-1,2; Baml-1, 2,, Pvarpa CJub-l, 2. Iv 4; Volleyball-l ; Bagketball-3. ' • MILLER, DIAKE S. A.-l,2,4; GAA-1,2; Diaraa Club- ' 2,4; Qlul|-3,?;TMHjjs-l. ' ' LClRRAINF tn( eat I ' ounci, [ll WjI 1,4; Band-] ; : ailitVqtiatl Valjcyb ! I ' iiQt ' TING, THOMAS ALAN FFA-1, Apple Judging Toam-4, Varsity aii etball-4; Yearbook s!!W ; Honor Socie ' -3,4; Ski Club-li! ,®-, V S Council Rep. -1,3,4; Boys ' State-| ' X , sonic Award Finalist-3; Class Prj 4; Football-1,2,3,4, Capt.-4; Bf ep. Bal VV M a it 6all -l,2; Track-1,2, 3,4. feikct- 1 MIREZ, MANUEL JR. ?p.-l,l; ( Soil : Vatcr-3,4; Student Council I ep. -1; Track-1; Cross Country-1, 2, 3; Bas- ketball Statistlcian-4. THOMAS, MARY EIJzMeTH -1,2; Yearbook Sta ; Honor Soci- .3, 4; Band-1, 2, 3,Hbrama Club -1,2,R,4, Sec. -2, 4; Sci e Club-1,2; Masofiic Award-3; Basketball- 3; Track -3; Bhs ketball Statistician-4; pdison MORENO, JUAN JOSE Football-1,2,3,4. NAKA a RA, GLEN Honor Society-2, 3, 4; Band-1, 2; Student Council fiep.-2, 3; Class Treas.-l; Foot- |i - U and-1; Student Council Rep. -1,4; Class Day-4.  g,.. JB.us. Manager-2; Footbail-l, 2,3, 4; Bas- TREVINO, ALBERT I EON j , ' gjtetball-l, 2, 3; Baseball-1, 2, 4; Track-3. FFA-3; Choir-3; Swing Choiiis; Studerit KATHY JANF Council Rep. -1, 2, 3; Class Vice Pres.-l; erred from Piatt Canyoa High- Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling-1, 2, 3; Base- -Band-2; Choir-2. , |_ ' ' baH-2; Track-3. | •• RICE, DOROTHY ELIZABETH  TKOEMEL, PAMILA KIM J FHA-1,2,3,4, Treas.-3; Pres.-4, State VAUGHT, IvELLI RAF i y i ball-l; Testling-1.2,4, Capt.-4; Track-1, Meeting-3,4; Student Council Rep. -4. 2.3, Cross Country-2 3. NICELY, mCHAEL OLVFRA, FELIPE ESTRADA Band-1, 2, 3; Stage Band-2, 3, Pi p Band-1, 2,3t Masonic Award Finalist-3. ORMISTON, GARY FFA-1, 2, 3, 4, ice-Pres.-2, Pres.-3, Parllamentajy Tcam-2, 3, 4, Creed Cont.-l, Kansas Ciiy Delegate-3, State FFA Conv.-2, 3; ASB Parliamentarian -3; Student Council Rep. -4. PARSONS, CINDY GAA-1; Yearbook Staff-4; Honor So ty -2,3,4, Vice Pres.-4; BaAd-1, 2, 3; | Drama Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.VTreas.-4y Science Club-1; Drill TeamAl; Masonic Award Flnalist-3; Basketballr-3; Tennis -1, 2, 3; Who ' s Who Among A4i. High School Students-3, 4; Math Aw rd-S; Basketball Statistician-4. PEARSON, DA ' E T= ' FA-2,3, 4, Vice Pres.-3, Lf estoc| Judging-2, 3, Parliamentary T 3am-2 3.4, State FFA Com-.-2,3, Sc 1 Water-3; ASB Vice Pres.-3; ] oot -1,2,3,4. PEARSON, RICHARD FFA-2,3,4, LivestocL Parliamentary Team-|2, J, Ka nsas City Delegate-4, J f j ketba Varsitj ' Basketball-2; State FFA Conv. -2,3; Student Council Rep. -1, 2, 3, 4; Class Sgt. at Arms-1; Class Pres.-2; D TROyX )ck Jud S-2, 3, 3tOcflB m-2 H RR ' AS, ROSA ANA RICH: IAN, MARY ELLEN GAA-2; Honor Society-4; Choir-2; Dra- ma Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas.l3; Drill Team-1; Volleyball-2, 4; Girls ' Basket- ball Manage r-3. RIVFRA, MARIA R. FBLA-2,3,4; FHA-1,2, 3, Choir-1,2,3. RODRIGLTEZ, JOE AGAPITO RODRIGtTEZ, JUAN RYAN, SHANNON LEIGH FBLA-2, 3; Honor Society-2, 3, 4; Base- ball Statistician-2; Transferred from Payette High (Idahp) Pep Club. SALAZAR, JULIE ' A. FBLA-2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4, Historian -4; Choir-3. SCHEUFFELE, CAJ vOL ANN FFA-3, 4, State FFA Conv. -3; FHA-1, 2; GAA-1,2; Drill Team-l, 2; FFA Sweetheart-2; Voll bal 2, 3; Tennis-1, 3; Gymnastics-2. SHELBY, CYNDI Choir-4; Swing Choir- 4; Drama Club-4; Transferred from Grandview — German Club-2; GAA-2; Track-2. SKARR, JEFF SPENCER, ROY Ri Baseball-2, 4. | SPRn GER, CINDfANN ; ' S GAA-1,2; Yearbook Staff-4; Honor Soci- I FBLA-3, 4; FHA-1, 2; Band-I, 2, 3, 4; Science .Club-1 ; Ski Club-1, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council Rep. -4. WATTS, ROBIN (CAMMEL FBLA-2, 3, 4; FHA-1, 2, T;AR, RANDY ALAN Swing Choir-3; Band-1,-2, 3; Stage Band -2,3; ASB Bus. Manacer- I; Student Council Rep. -3; Wrestling-2. WEBLEY, KEITH O. ' FHA-4; Choir-1; Science Club-1; Pas- ketball-2; Wrestlin -rl ; Track-1. WHITNEY, PHEL ANDREW FFA-1, 2, 3, 4, Livestock Ju ging-l,a, Creed Cont.-l, J Basketball-1, State FFA Conv.-l; Sid Club-4; Footliall-1; Ti-ack-1 . WRTH, SANDIF ANNE GAA-1,2; Honor Sociot ' -2, 3,4; Masonic Award Finalist-3; Class Sec.-Treas.-4; Volleyball-l. 2, 3, 4, ' Capt.-4; Tennis-2, 3,4; Gymnasftcs-1; Who ' s Who Among Am. His ' i School Students-3,,4; Society of Distinguished Am. High hool F tu- dents-3,4; Powderpuff Football-3, 4; Basketball Statistirian-2, 3; Edison Day -4. Y ' EARY, TINA MARIE FBLA-3, 4, Treas.-4; FHA-1,2,3,4; GAA-1, 2; Yearbook Staff-4; Honor So i- ety-4; Band-1, 2; Drama Glub-2, 3, 4; Student Council I L ' p.-4; ' olleyball-l. ety-2,3,4; Drama Club-4; Drill Team-1, 2,3,4; Powderpuff Football-3, 4; Track 2,3, Co-Capt.-2, Captain-3; Powderpuff _2, 3, 4; Tennis-1; Pep Band-1, 2; Alter- ick SRSON, ' 4, Apple -lulci Choir-3, +; 3nnd-l, 2,3,4, tv-2,: ' ,, Prp .j-i; ' .St a  e P, : ma Club-; ' Ala-onlc r, 4 tudenb ouocil ai:dffMnali -3; Fou iri-2,3,4; 1 Rep, tball ' tics-lV2,3,4, Capt.- , _ SMITH I AVOKNE CECIL j ' m CAA-l ,2; Choir-4; Swing Choir-4; Al State- 3 sTN, DIANE 1 2, : , 4; Pep Band-1 : 4. TAK , RK crakT |[nd-l,2,3; Pep Band-1, 2; Stfige Band [Club-1,2, Vice Pres.-l nd-l,2,3;Pep -C,3; ScienqiCl « Club-1, f, 3. «OR, BRADLEY JO i , sii Club-1 , 2, 3, 4; Student ouncll Rep -1; Class Vice Pres.-2: Tennis-1, 3, ' jkM Co- ' I ' rt::i ' ;mi r-4; Homecoming Princ-o- -2; Class Scc.-Trnas.-5; olleyball-] ; Tenni -] ; Who ' s Wlio .VaiOUg Aro. Hi lJ .school,Stu-IentF-V- ' M IP ' ttflf 1, 2, 4Tg. 2: Drama ' (5HH--:,f} lu - ,4; i rack-2; Tpnnis-1. I30LNTK, « IJ;.TAM JOHN As3 2.3 .1. L ivestock Judging-3 a entar| 3J ; Kansas City rgate-4, M ' B Bpall-1,2; Varsity Ba£;ketbal4-3,4; ' Sfce FFA Conv.-3, iety Club-il,2; Stiidc state-3; Maaoni . . - r .■■..•a s . - : ■. v ' olleyl ?.; Basketball Suitistician- Who Among Am. Hi ' .rh d 3,4; Society of 1) • ' ihool Stu ' lint -;, 1 i The people will live on. The learning and blundering people will live on. They will be tricked and sold end again sold. And go bock to the nourishing earth for rootholds. The people so peculiar in renewal and comeback, You can ' t lough off their capacity to take it. Reprinted by permission. Carl Sandburg, The People, Yes . 1963, Horcourt, Droce and World, Inc. 154 i 155 Ib6 157 Cowboys and Indians, stage coaches and frontier towns, adventure and dust. These made the good old days. Dut those days ore remembered (in the hearts of the pioneers) because of the tears, laughter, and memories. For the some reasons . . . ir I 3 V ,-o 9 ■■;,« 158 ' -I - i ' it These are the good o - u f U FN. Long too long Americo, traveling roods oil even and peaceful you leorn ' d from joys and prosperity only. But now, oh now, to leorn from crises of anguish, advancing, grappling with direst fate and recoiling not, and now to conceive and show to the world what your children en-mosse really ore. —Walt Whitman V . t (WC- - 1 -■ •- 11 . ■ V-vn ,,. Reprinted Iv permlsilon. Walt MVhltman, LEAVES OF GRASS, 1958, New American Library :i 4 I iK HSiiWm}.-:. . %H-T