Raymond High School - Gray Gull Yearbook (Raymond, WA)

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If -1: X ii, -?,, ,f',f. 4 1'?'5f' ,- ,ff llolzewono The Gull Staff has edited the '68 Gull to record all the experiences of the past year in this edition for every student of Raymond High School. We hope we have captured all the moods and events throughout the 1967-68 year as a time to be happy, a time to be sad, a time to work, a time to play, a time to laugh, and a time to cry. In this book the memories of the 1967-68 year-a year to cherish and a year never to be forgotten-are recorded and will never be lost. A view of Raymond-it's industry and progress. 4 Oeolcatlon The Annplal Staff of the 1968 Gull dedicates this book to MrQfhAWilliam J. Dunsmoor for twenty years of service on the Ravmond School Board. table OL Contents Foreword .... . Dedication . . . . Administration .... . Calendar .... . Government .... . Classes . . . . Organizations ..... . . . i Activities .... . . . Sports . . . . . Sponsors . . . . . Index .... . . 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Mr. Carroll attended the University of Illinois, where he received a Bachelor of Science Degree, Washington State University where he earned a Masters Degree in Education, and the University of Washington, where he did graduate work. He is active in the.Kiwanis Club and the Dinner Dance Club. He also belongs to the Executive Board of Grays Harbor Council of Boy Scouts. Mr. Carroll served his military term in the United States Navy. For pleasure and recreation Mr. Carroll reads and plays golf. Mrs. Charlene Fykerud m R. AUOGQSOU, Secretary DRIUCIDAI. For the past nineteen years Mr. Semon . Anderson has been teacher, principal, and good frien to the stu- dents at Raymond High School. Mr. Anderson became principal in 195. and since then he has set up class schedules, carried out student and faculty activities, disciplined students, and helped new students get organized. Some of Mr. Anderson's many duties are acting as guidance counselor and substituting for teachers. Being a well educated man,Mr. Anderson studied at The U1'liVCfSity of California,Berkeley,California,Pacific Lutheran College, Parkland, Washingtong and the Col- lege of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Washington. Mr. Anderson's social life is quite active, for he feels that one must also be active in the community affairs to be a well-rounded citizen. He is a member of Masonic Lodge, the Elks Lodge, the Booster Club, the Kiwanis Club, and the Lutheran Church. Mr. William J. Dunsmoor had been a director twenty years when he retired from the board last fall. School BOARO Serving without pay, the Raymond School Directors meet once a month to transact school business and at special meetings whenever problems arise. The board of directors is the official repre- sentative of the people who actually control the Raymond Public Schools. These five men determine the policies of the schools, and everything goes through them, including signing all checks and vouchers. Mr. William J. Dunsmoor chose not to file this year for re-election after twenty years of service as a member of the Raymond School Board. SEATED: Belle Nlieshbuhler, recording secretary, Guy Briney, president, Lorraine Wrona, membership secretary. ,4....f 1 mpx.--uyQM.mm ...al-f . SEATED: Conrad Strozyk, chairman of the board. STANDING: Robert C. Carroll, superintendent of schools, George Mouncer, Doris Kuhns, secretary, Larry Stritmatter, Dr. Lester Owens, Vernon Dixon. Boosten ClLlB Booster Club is an organization of Raymond High School teachers, parents, and school boosters who meet on the second Monday of each school month in the cafe- teria ofthe high school at 6:30 p.m. for a family potluck dinner and to play bingo after the business meeting. Each December meeting is set aside for Christmas Bingo and treats for the children. After the potluck dinner, a business meeting is held each time to organize money-raising activities. The Booster Club has bought equipment for the band, the shop, athletics, home economics, and the stage. In addition they support the school annual and pay part of the money which sends students to Boys' State, Girls' State, and the Jiffy Workshop for the annual. In the spring the Boosters give a sports banquet for wrestling, basketball, golf and track. A new project is buying tickets for students to go to the opera in Seattle. KENNETH L. COLVIN Western Washington Sta mental Music. CLYDE COOPER Auto Mechanics. GRACE DENNEY Western Washington Stat vities: Girls Counselor. te College. Teaches Instru- e College. Librarian. Acti- 1 llacult EARL BACH Washington State University. Teaches Junior High Physical Education and Geography. Activities: Cross Country and Track Coach. THOMAS G. BALL Gonzaga University. Teaches English II, Speech, Humanities. Activities: Drama. DAVID BARRY Pacific Lutheran B.A.g University Puget Sound M.A. Teaches Biology, Botany, Zoology. Activities: Sci- ence Club. 8 CHARLES R. FORSMAN Washington State University. Teaches Industrial Arts. Activities: Visual Aids. MARY ELLEN GARBER Western Washington State College. Teaches De- velopmental Reading, DONALD M. GATES Seattle Pacific College. Teaches Sciences and Ge- ometry. GARY C. JOHNSON Central Washington State College. Teaches Con- sumers Education, Psychology. Activities: Assistant Football Coach, Junior High Basketball. JEROME L. HOLMES Nebraska State College. Teaches College English, Art. Activities: Honor Society. CLEMENT JEROME HALPIN University of Washington. Teaches Seventh and Eighth Grade. Activities: Freshman Basketball Coach. Iiacult ERIC LEE Western Washington State College. Teaches Vocal Music. Activities: Swing Group, Nonette. DEANE H. MCCOY Central Washington State College. Teaches Mathe- matics. BEULAH MAE MELBERG Washington State University. Teaches English Ill, Bookkeeping, Journalism. Activities: Publications. WILLIAM C. KELLY Central Washington State College. Teaches Seventh and Eighth Grade. Activities: Assistant Basketball and Track Coach. JOYCE J UNGAR Gonzaga University. Teaches English I, German I, Il. Activities: Red Cross. ROBERT E. JUNGAR University of Washington. Teaches U.S. History, World Problems, Drivers Education. 9 l BYRON VADSET Washington State University. Teaches English IV, United States History, Washington History. Activi- ties: Varsity Basketball Coach, Golf Coach, R-Club, Boys' League Advisor, Guidance Counselor. FREDRICA VADSET Washington State University. Teaches Eighth Grade and English II. Activities: Pep Staff Advisor. Ilacult LOIS E. WAARA Lawrence University B.A.g Northern Michigan Uni- versity M.A. Teaches Mathematics. JON L. WAHL Whitworth College. Teaches Washington History, Boys' Physical Education. Activities: Varsity Foot- ball and Wrestling Coach. OLNEY L. NEVITT Whitman College. Teaches French I, II, III. MISS JOANNE L. OGDEN Brockport State Teachers College. Teaches Girls' Physical Education. Activities: GAA. GERRY A. SAVADALENA Western Washington State College. Teaches Seventh and Eighth Grade. Activities: Assistant Football Coach, Junior High Basketball Coach. MISS SANDRA WARJONE University of Washington. Teaches Home Eco- nomics. Activities: FHA, Girls' League. LYNN R. WARNSTADT Eastern Washington State College. Teaches Seventh and Eighth Grade, Drivers Education. EMILY D. WILLIAMS Washington State University. Teaches Commercial Business Courses. Activities: Girls, League. Bus Omvens LEFT TO RIGHT: Vern Patterson, Clay Vaughn, Virgil Guernsey, Ken Van Rooy, Bill Biggs, Herbert Holt, Donna Boyd. CUSITOOIANS Cooks LEFT TO RIGHT: Flora Cooper, Mayme Hindman, Florence Lundquist, LaRue McGuire, Georgia Guild. LEFT TO RIGHT: Clay Vaughn, Ken Van Rooy, Vern Patterson. I -if-.Af-If :- I-44- CALGDOAI2 SEPTEMBER 5 School Opens OCTOBER l 1 National Assembly 14 Football Homecoming 17 Police Film NOVEMBER 3 End of First Quarter 17 All School Play 20 Fall Sports Banquet 23-24 Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER ll Christmas Concert 22- 2 Christmas Vacation 28-29 Nooksack Christmas Tournament JANUARY 18 Semester Ends FEBRUARY 2- 3 League Wrestling 10 Basketball Homecoming 22-24 District Tournament 26 National Assembly MARCH 1- 2 A District Basketball Tournament 6- 9 State A Basketball Tournament at Tacoma 13 Spring Sports Banquet 18 Linfield College Choir Concert 23 High School Musical 29 National Assembly End of Third Quarter 30 Solos, Ensembles Contest at Aberdeen APRIL 12-15 Easter Vacation 19 Chorus Concert 23 Grays Harbor College Career Day 24 Honor Society Banquet 27 Band Contest MAY 8 Mother-Daughter Tea 10 Thespian Plays ll Sub-District Tract 18 Junior-Senior Ball District Track Meet 24 State Track Meet 26 Baccalaureate 29 Commencement and Senior Party 31 Class Day JUNE 5 School is Out ' 'vvv'vv'v 0896. 1 O4 4 f QQ, ,sg 'QOWOQ 4 O .wry . f' wma 'so sq ' 0 I 'Q' 9 '2s 49o8'W9'i69o nA.4S,4DiA,AQ.A'f 4 Q53 3:3355 4 sf 5405, vo' ' Q0 QV gog 9 ' 509443 V4 3 'gay ' AQ.Q'1 'vt 4 4 S 04 0 009' 'X 45506 5x54 'O 9 Q06 ,QQQQQ O D45 Q 9,4n't049o' O 5 Q O O' x0 Q, QQ 5' 09'46'f'59qSKv9' 1 5'34Wv60?9 I'9'W m.qv,09X.9+g,sv,4s9 i?'2S9 59' s QOVGRUITIGITII 9.aWb9ivM.v! ' gqs! 35293 V T 1' v f teAet83KS52 1 5 0 O Q Q Q9 ' !'9066 - 1 523233333 v0'6s4i wn'0vs 00505 4 !90 '95d sgzgazssa 090009, 5Q0o' ' 0 V094 fo Ov 0,1 9,6 OQQ4 9 Q 00,4 O 93 0 W ' Q.'A+.+3 VQQQQQ QQQOSN mMo.Q .QSM .ff ,ff .W- ,pf .W W' 5.56-t ' A 't ,.f- - fy .. MIM. , LEFT TO RIGHT. Randy Ostman, vice- president, Lesli Dilk, secretary. 'f if . if rs, WZ, 3, ... af It xl xi' ee 'i J r 4?fgQ ' . ..-. t.'wi:fm.cP .- f ' ' Stuoent COUUCII Dick Vetter, president Nancy Hoffer, treasurer Y NIQI A A Dick Vetter, filling the spot of president for 1967-68, led the Student 'M'i 'x4'r' K A Council in a prosperous year along with returning members Georgia Halpin, Gary Wrona, Sherry Ford, and Penny S. Jackson. Although designating dances to classes and organizations and promoting better student behavior were the Student Council's major activities, among their important achievements were presenting to the Student Body for the first time a coat of arms and holding a Southwestern Washington Student Brad Beck Leadership Conference in the Spring. The junior class played an important part in the Council with eight members while the seniors, sophomores, and freshmen totaled ten members together. business manager SEATED: B. Beck, L. Dilk, R. Vetter, R. Ostman, N. Hoffer. SECOND ROW: M. Elcher, S. Ford, P. Jackson, M. McKinney, T. Weathers, G. Wrona, V. Campbell, C. Halpin, A. Mouncer, J. Adams, J. Adams, G. Halpin. A 5 xfiggggv , Seagulls WinMTrophies for Second in District and Third in State. I . 4 3 - r , Q6 . 1. X 'L Z 3 moms mn KSUHIQ STATE NQXETBAXL TOU MEN ' sang: r -..z..-- f ,V f W Boys' SIAI6 FRONT ROW: K. Porter, K. Strozyk, M. Smith, G. Mathis, J. McKinney. SECOND ROW: K. Senn, G. Walker, B. Bridgewater, N. Borovec, M. Elcher, S. Totten. Qmls' league Girls' League activities of the year included ,Football Homecoming, Basket- ball Homecoming, Mother-Daughter Tea, and the annual scholarship of S100 given to a senior girl at graduation. Each month a girl was chosen for Girl- of-the-Month. At the end of the year, a Girl-of-the-Year was chosen from these girls. This year's officers were Marilyn Smith, president, Cathy Strozyk, vice-president, Janet McKinney, secretary, Glorianne Ma- this, treasurer,Kay Porter, historian, Susan Totten, point keeper, Marla Elcher, stu- dent council representative, Nancy Boro- vec, senior representative, Billie Bridge- water, junior representative, Kristy Senn, sophomore representative, and Gayle Wal- ker, freshman representative. John Rosentangle and Gary Wrona, Raymond High School seniors, were chosen by the American Legion to attend the annual Boys' State at Gonzaga University in Spokane from June 11-18. Boys' State is a wonderful opportunity for boys to meet people and to learn about local, county, and p state govern- ment. John and Gary took part in elections and discussions during this week and were elected to various offices. Each dormitorywas divided into a political party and rallies. were held. They worked on party platforms which were presented to the voters during these rallies. ' Governor Evans spoke on the state government on the last day, and he also handed out diplomas to the graduates. LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Wrona J. Rosentangle, SGABGCI4 Marilyn Smith, Girls' League president, and John Rosentangle, Boys' League president, represented Raymond High School at the Seabeck Leadership Conference during the week of August 20, 1967. The week on Hoods Canal was an active one for the 200 delegates who attended from all over the state. Seabeck offered a workshop in leadership training that taught the principles and responsibilities of an effective government. More im- portant than the mere principles, the delegates were given a chance ' to actively participate in various classes and councils. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Rosentangle, M. Smith. lfllTGl2ClASS Rlvallly Interclass rivalry has worked this year more than in the past years. In ticket sales, the juniors were awarded ten dollars by the Student Council for reaching 100 per cent first. One of the many projects which inter- class rivalry sponsored was the picking up litter in the halls. Then interclass rivalry also stressed the school spirit by keeping points of how many in each class attend- ed school activities. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Halpin, V. Brown, M. Borden, M. Christensen, C. Halpin, J. McKinney, J. Rosentzmgle, B. Dunsmoor. QIRIS' State Representing Raymond High School at Evergreen Girls' State were Toni Weathers and Nancy Borovec. Girls' State, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, was held on the campus of Central Washington State College at Ellensburg, June 12 to June 19. The purpose of Girls' State is to provide citizenship training for girls, to afford them an opportunity to live together as self-governing citizens in order that they may understand and participate ir1 the functioning of local, state and federal government. i SEATED: G. Walker, J. Rosentangle, T. Stark, M. McKinney. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Weathers, N. Borovec. ss- Boys' league Boys' League this year has done various activi- ties to earn money for the Boys' League Scholarship for a senior boy. This scholarship is worth 5100. Officers for the year were John Rosentangle, president, Terry Stark, vice-president g Mike McKinney, treasurer, Chris Halpin, secretary, and Greg Walker, student council representative. The adviser for the Boys' League was Mr. Byron Vadset. Computers sing for Northwest Bell Telephone Company. nA1IlOI1Al ASSGTIIBUGS Mike Mosley volunteers to perform with clown. 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Weathers. THIRD ROW: J. Wood, G. Wrona, J. Rosentangle, H. Konigsberger. , Semonzs Beginning their high school career as Itty Bitty freshmen, the class of 1968 elected John McDowell for president, John Rosen- tangle, vice-president, Dianna Dixon, secretary, Marilyn Smith, treasurer, Georgia Halpin, yell queen,Greg Walker, yell king,Gary Wrona, student council representative, Marla Elcher and Brad Beck, interclass rivalry. The Frosh had a successful season by winning championships in both football and basketball. Advisers were Mr. and Mrs. Gill, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Mulhall, and Mr. Knobel. Continuing as Silly, Silly sophomores, the class elected Brad Beck as its president, Gary Wrona, vice-president, Andy Rosen- tangle, secretary, Judy Allison, treasurer, Kathy Capps, yell queen, Jeff Nevitt, yell king, Georgia Halpin, student council representative, Maureen Millican and John Rosentangle, interclass rivalry. Under the supervision of Mr. Gates, Mr. Ball, Mrs. Melberg, Mr. Forsman, the class presented their Sophomore Hop on December 29. The theme was Holiday a Go-Go with music provided by the Beachcombers. Making the A squad basketball team were Gary Wrona and John Rosentangle, and in football Dave Cardwell, John Wood, Dick Vetter, Ron Ragan, John Adams, and Gary Wrona made the team. Reaching the level of upperclassmen, the Jolly J olly juniors elected officers were John Rosentangle, president,Maureen Millican, vice-president, Debbie DeCoite, secretary, Melody Kochopolus, treasurer, Dianna Dixon, yell queen, John Batchelor, yell king, Andy Rosentangle and Georgia Halpin, student council representative, Judy Allison and Brad Beck, interclass rivalry. Advisers for the year were Mr. West, Mr. Vadset, Mrs. Williams, and Mr. Lee. Gary Wrona was elected student body vice-president. Going to Girls' State were Toni Weathers and Nancy Borovec. John Rosen- tangle and Gary Wrona, varsity basketball players, represented Raymond at Boys' State. Seabeck delegates were Marilyn Smith and John Rosentangle. Dick Vetter went to the National Conference of Student Body Presidents in Abington, Pennsylvania. A musical, Girls Will Be Girls, sponsored by the juniors May 5, drew a large crowd. Through the Looking Glassi' was the theme of the Junior-Senior Ball held on April 15 at the Elks Temple. Music was by the Associated Press. Kathy Capps was crowned princess and Gary Wrona was crowned prince. Moving to their desired senior section in the auditorium, the Mighty,' seniors looked forward to a profitable year. Under the leadership of Mr. Holmes, Mrs. Denney, Mr. Bach, Mr. Vadset, and Mr. Anderson, the class elected Judy Allison as its president, Mike Jarmin, vice-president, Marilyn Smith, secretary, Terri Westerback, treasurer, Maureen Millican, yell queen, John Wood, yell king, Toni Weathers and Gary Wrona, student council representatives, John Rosentangle and Barbara Dunsmoor, interclass rivalry. Football awards were presented to Karl Lundquist, Offensive Lineman, Gary Wrona, Honorary Captain and Inspirational Award, Ron Seehafer, Coaches Award, Pete Roberts, Defensive Lineman Award and Outstanding Player Award. Basketball season brought the 1968 Gulls to place third in the State A Tournament. John Rosentangle received the Inspirational Award, Tim Tobiason and Gary Wrona returned in basketball. Wrestling season proved to be quite a sport as John Hampton captured the Captain's Award. Football homecoming royalty were Nancy Hoffer, queen, Judy Allison and Maureen Mlllican, princesses. Barbara Dunsmoor was crowned basketball homecoming queen with her court Marilyn Smith and Nancy Borovec as princesses. Georgia Halpin and Andy Rosentangle represented the school as pep staff members. Curtain Going Up, an all high school play, was presented by the senior class on November 17. Land of the Lotus Blossoms was the theme of the Junior-Senior Ball held at the Elks Temple on May 18. Senior honor students included Judy Allison, Brad Beck, Nancy Borovec, Brian Brown, Cathy Davidson, Connie Davies, Nadine Dodd, Georgia Halpin, Nancy Hoffer, Karl Lundquist, Andy Rosentangle, Sandra Sedy, Marilyn Smith, Pete Scrumski, and Dick Vetter. On May 29 the class of '68 completed their high school careers by receiving their diplomas at Commencement, May 29. The alumni were honored by the junior class at a Junior-Senior Breakfast. The Class Day Exercises followed and for the last time the class gave its yell. BRADELY D. BECK lnterclass Rivalry 1,3, Class President 2, Student Council 4, Business Manager 4, Honor Society 2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4, President 4, Soloist 2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4, All-State 2, Cho- rus 4, Swing Group 4, Junior Science and Humanities Sym- posium 3. LYNDA MARLENE BORDEN Paper Staff 1,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Girls' League 1,2,3,4, GAA l,2,3,4, FHA 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Thespians 4, Stage Crew 3,4, Red Cross 3,43 Curtain Going Up 4. JUDY MARIE ALLISON Class President 4, Interclass Rivalry 3, Treasurer 2, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Girls' League 1,2,3,4, Class Represen- tative 1,GAA l,2,3,4,Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Honor Society 3,45 Homecoming Princess 4. JOHN BATCHELOR Yell King 3, Boys' League 4. WILLIAM ROGER BODE Transferred from Willapa Val- ley High School 3. RICHARD BODE Transferred from Willapa Val- ley High School 3. JANET SUE BOERNER Paper Staff 4, Production man- ager 4, Annual Staff 2,3,4, Financial ideas chairman 4, Girls' League l,2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 3,4, Band 1, Curtain Going Up 4, Stage Crew 4, Quill and, Scroll 4. NANCY BOROVEC Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Ad Editor 4, Girls' League l,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, Class Repre- sentative 4, Honor Society 2,3, 4, President 4, Red Cross 3,4, Girls' State 3, D.A.R. Award 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Curtain Going Up 4, Thespians 4. 21 ROSS CLEARWATER Football 1g Track lg R-Club 1,2,3,4. CONNIE DAVIES Girls' League 1,2,3,4g Red Cross 3,43 Chorus l,2,3,4g Nonette 3,4. 22 BRIAN D. BROWN Boys' League l,3,4g Honor So- ciety 2,3,4g Thespians 3,4, Cur- tain Going Up', 4, Stage Crew 3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Stage Band 1,2,3,4g Brass Sextette 3,4g German Band 3,4g Chorus 4. DAVID CARDWELL Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1, Wrestling 2,3g Boys, League lg R-Club 2,3,4. RITA M. COX GAA 2g Pep Club 2,3,4g Cho- rus 4. CATHY L. DAVIDSON Transferred from North Thurs- ton High School 3g Paper Staff 4g Annual Staff Index Editor 4g Girls, League 3,4g FHA 4g Pep Club 4g Honor Society 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 4g Library Assistant 4. DENNIS COREY Boys' League 1,2,3,4g Fireman 4. u X. DEBORAH M. DGCOITE Class Secretary 3g Girls' League 2,3,4g GAA 2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Thespians 4g Curtain Going Up 4 . J. ,rv U W ROBERTA NADINE DODD GAA 2,3,4g Paper Staff 4g Gills' League l,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Honor Society 2,3,4g Quill and Scroll 49 German Club 4. RANDY FLEMETIS Boys' League 1,2g Chorus 4, Swing Group 4. LINDA M. DENISTON GAA 1,2,3,4g Girls' League 1, 2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Stage Crew 4. im, 'il 'e-nav BARBARA R. DUNSMOOR Interclass Rivalry 4g GAA l,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4g FHA 1,2,3g Pep Club l,2,3,4. DIANNA DIXON Interclass Rivalry 1, Class Sec- retary 2, Yell Queen 3g Annual 4g Girls' League 1,2,3,4g Ser- geant-at-Arms 45 GAA 1,2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4, Sergeant- at-Arms 3g Stage Crew 4. 'UKXSP1 MARLA K. ELCHER Interclass Rivalry 2g Girls' League 1,2,3,4g Representative 4gGAA l,2,3,4, Student Coun- cil 4g Pep Club 1,2,3g Golf 1,2, 3. PAMELA DOKTER Girls' League l,2,3,4g GAA lg Pep Club 2,3,4g Chorus 4. KATHY A. FLYNN Paper Staff 4, News Editor 4g Annual Staff 43 Girls' League l,2,3,4g GAA l,2,3,4g FHA 45 Pep Club l,2,3,4g Vice-presi- dent 4g Thespians 4g Stage Crew 3,43 Curtain Going Up 4. 23 ELLA JEAN GOODWIN GAA 1,2,3,43 Girls, League 1, 2,3,43 Point keeper 4. JOHN HAMPTON Wrestling 233,43 Boys' League 1,23 R-Club 2,3,4. 24 JERRY FULLER RITA MARIE GLANSCHNEG Basketball Manager l,2,3,43 Pa- Transferred from St. Placid per Staff 43 Boys' League l,2, High School 43 Girls' League 43 3,43 Stage Crew 3,43 R-Club 2, Curtain Going Up 4. 3,43 Fireman 43 Chorus 3. COLLETTE S. HABERSETZER GAA l,2,3,43 Paper Staff 3,43 Exchange Editor 4g Annual Staff 3,43 Senior Editor 43 Girls' League 1,2,3,43 FHA 13 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Thespians 43 Stage Crew 3,43 Red Cross 33 Quill and Scroll 43 Nonette 3,4Q Chorus 2,3,43 Curtain Going Up 43 Girls Will Be Girlsn 3. A WK GEORGIA HALPIN Class Yell Queen 13 Class rep- resentative 2,3Q GAA l,2,3,43 Paper Staff 3,43 Annual 2,3,43 Assistant Editor 33 Editor 43 Girls' League l,2,3,43 Student Council 2,3,43 Pep Club l,2, 3,43 Thespians 4g Honor So- ciety 2,3,43 Stage Crew 3,43 Quill and Scroll 3,4, Repre- sentative 43 Pep Staff 4. 1?- JOSEPH W. GURR Boys' League 1,2Q Chorus 4g Swing Group 4. EDWIN HARDING Class Sergeant-at-Arms 23 Paper Staff 1,33 Annual Staff 1,33 Boys, League 1,23 Debate 1,23 Science Club 23 Football Mana- ger 2. GENE HOLMES Transferred from South Bend 2. DARLENE M. JOHNSON Girls' League 3,4g GAA 3g Pep Club 4g Chorus 43 German Club 3,4. LESLIE JO HATFIELD Girls' League 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Nonette 4g Chorus 3,4. NANCY JEAN HOFFER ASB Treasurer 4g Annual Staff 3g Girls' League 1,2,3,4g Class representative 33 FHA Histori- an 2, Vice-president 3, Presi- dent 4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Home- coming queen 4g Thespians 3, 4g Honor Society 2,3,4g Red Cross 3,4g Paper Staff 3,4. MIKE JARMIN Class Vice-president 45 Boys' League l,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Senior representative 43 Stage Band 1,2,3,4g German Band 2, 3g Music award 2g Stage crew 4g Fireman 4. MIKE JENSEN Boys' League 1,2,3,4. DEONNE JACKSON Transferred from Oentralia High School 2g Girls' League 2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4. MELODY KOCHOPULOS Class Treasurer 3g Annual 4, Co-Business Manager 43 Girls' League 1,2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Stage Crew 3,4. 25 BOB LAIRD Boys' League l,2g Band l,2,3g Fireman 4. HORST KONIGSBERGER Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4g Bas- ketball lg Track 2,3,4g Paper Staff 3,4g Annual Staff 3,43 JOHN T. KUSKY Transferred from Aberdeen 45 Fireman 4g Student Director of Boys' League 3,45 Pep Club 4g Stage Crew 3g Quill and Scroll 4g R-Club 4. Curtain Going Up g Business Manager of Hearts and Gownsn. JOE C. LAND Transferred from Ilwaco 4. JON C. McDOWELL Class President lg Football lg Basketball 1,2g Boys' League l,2,3,4g Pep Club 4g Stage Crew 4g R-Club 1,2,3,4g Fire- man 4. 26 WANDA JANE LANGER Annual Staff 4g Girls' League 1,2,3,4g FHA 3,45 Pep Club 45 Stage Crew 4g Red Cross 3,4. KARL A. LUNDQUIST Boys' League 1,2,3,4g Honor Society 4g Golf 1,2,3,4g Foot- ball 1,2,3,4g R-Club 2,3,4, Presi- dent 4g Fireman 4. MICHAEL J. MCGUIRE Wrestling 1,2g Paper Staff 4g Annual Staff 45 Boys, League 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3g R-Club 2, 3,4. MAUREEN ADELE MILLICAN Class Yell Queen 4, Vice-presi- dent 3, Interclass Rivalry 2g Paper Staff 4, Co-production manager 43 Annual 4g Girls' League l,2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 4g Stage Crew 45 Red Cross 3,4g Homecoming Princess 4. GARY G. MAY Track 3g Paper Staff 4g Boys' League 1,2,3,4g R-Club 4. Iggy SHARON MAYES Transferred from North Thurs' ton High School 3g GIIIS, League 3,4g GAA 3g FHA 3,4 Pep Club 3,43 Thespians 4 Nonette 3,4, Swing Choir 4? 14 3 , MIKE MOSELEY Football 43 Basketball 3g Boys, League 3,4g R-Club 4g Fireman 4. JEFF NEVITT MIKE A. NICHOLS Class Yell King 1,2g Wrestling Transferred from Valley 3g 'ghd 5'-ei-if 4,6 1,2,3,4g Boys' League l,2,3,4g Boys, League 3,4. Thespians 4g Stage Crew 4g R- Club 2,3,4g Fireman 4. Q 'W' LORETTA PADGETT Annual Staff 4g Girls' League 1,2,3,4g GAA lg Pep Club 1,2, 3,4g Thespians 4g Stage Crew 2,3,4. KAY A. PORTER Paper Staff 4g Girls' League 1,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Red Cross 3,4g Vice-president 3, Treasurer 4. 27 PETE ROBERTS Football 1,3,4g Boys, League 3g R-Club 3,4. RON SEEHAFER Boys' League 2,3,4g Football l,3,4g R-Club 3,4, Fireman 4. 28 MIKE RAGAN Boys' League 3,4. JOHN ROSENTANGLE Interclass Rivalry l,4g Class Yell King 2, President 33 Foot- ball 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g R-Club 2,3,4g Boys' League 1, 2,3,4, President 4g Fireman 4. Lf ' -4 -Cx! A X5-Z' '--.L 1' fx cc 'rfixry jxk DOUGLAS W. RINEHART Basketball lg Track 4g Cross Country 1,2,3,4g Paper Staff 4g Annual Staff 4g Boys' League 2,3g Thespians 4g Quill and Scroll 4g R-Club 2,3,4g Fireman 4. SANDRA SEDY Transferred from llwaco 4g Girls' League 4g GAA 4g Pep Club 4g Honor Society 4. ANDREA ROSENTANGLE Class secretary 2, Class Repre- sentative 3g Paper staff 3,4g Assistant Production Manager 3, Editor 45 Annual 1,2,3,4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Co-business Manager 4g Girls' League l,2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Thespians 4g Honor Society 2,3,4g Pep Staff 4g Golf 1,2,3,4g Quill and Scroll 3,4, President 4. LANCE C. SETTLEMYRE Annual 4g Paper staff 4g Boys' League 3g Band l,2,3g Stage Band 1,2,3g Fireman 4. SUSAN SNODGRASS Paper Staff 43 Annual Staff 4g Girls' League 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Stage Crew 3.- SUSAN TOTTEN Paper Staff 4g Girls' League 1,2,3,4g Point Keeper 4g GAA 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Red Cross 3,4g Vice-president 3g President 4g Red Cross Delegate 3. CYNDY SILL, Girls' League 1,2,3,4g FHA 1, 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Junior Red Cross 3,4g Chorus 3,4. MARILYN SMITH Class Treasurer lg Secretary 4, Paper Staff 49 Annual 4g Girls' League 1,2,3,4g Class Repre- sentative 23 Vice-president 3g President 45 FHA 1,2,3,4g Re- presentative 33 Student Coun- cil 33 Pep Club 2,3,4g Honor Society 3,4g Band 1. PETE STRUMSKI TIM TOBIASON Boys' League 3,4gHonor Socie- Football 43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 ty 4g Band 3,4g Fireman 4. Golf 25 Track 39 BOYS, League 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Stage Crew 4g Fireman 4. BOB STEPP Boys' League 1,2. RICHARD VETTER A.S.B. President 45 Football 2, 3,4g Wrestling 2,3,4g Annual 1, 2,3,4g Boys' League 1,2,3,4g Student Council 3,4g Thespians 4g Honor Society 2,3,4g Vice- president 33 Band 1,2,3,4g Vice- president 35 Washington Dele- gate to National Association of Student Counci1Conference 4g Curtain Going Up. 29 SHERRI ANN WESTERBACK Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 3,4,Girls' League 1,2,3,4,GAA 1,2,3,43FHA 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Crew 4, Majorette 3,43 Red Cross 3,4. GARY WRONA Class Representative 1,45 Vice- president 2, A.S.B. Vice-pres- ident 3, Football 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, 4, Boys' League 1,3, Student Council 1,3,4, R-Club 1,2,3,4, Fireman 4. 30 GREG WALKER Football 3,4, Golf 1, Boys' League 1,2,3,4, Representative 4, R-Club 1,3,4. RUTH ANN WHITE Paper Staff 4, Girls' League 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2,4, FHA 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 4, Pep Club 1, 2,3,4,Band 1,2,3,4,Stage Crew 4, Property manager 4, Red Cross 4. TONI MARIE WEATHERS Class Representative 4, Girls' League 1,2,3,4, FHA 4, Stu dent Council 4, Pep Club 1,2 3,4, Thespians 4, Student Dir: ector 4, Stage Crew 2,3,4. JOHN WOOD Class Yell King 4, Football 1,2, 3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Boys League 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4 Thespians 4, Stage Manager 4 R-Club 1,2,3,4. TERRI LYNN WESTERBACK Class Treasurer 4, Annual Staff 3, Girls' League 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Stage Crew 4, Majorette 3,4, Red Cross 3,4. i,,.v.,?, ,ff pg Moods Cf RHS Students A time to eat. A time to study. A time to be lonely. ff' 2? Q- HL 4 51 M C . be , 5 iffy! we i' X , ff, 5-2- 1 1. , I C. trim ff f . -, N,,,,..,.WrV L! A .fu ,, YW m La T3 L 5 xx 1 , , 5,3 X ,.., ,f.1f.,. i - We-1 r ,ft it . t vu tk F ' Q1 gwk' Lil L time 'A Xml A time to play. 'X A time to work 1 V 'f... 'fA X , . :-. , -,gf,t,, X , ,Q 1 vp ag fir,- v . , - v Y ,, K iv : fQ5wf.ff-'fffmff V W ,ff vt f if mi , 5f'f'ff1f ra ff f . M M! yd ' -- . .fri-f ff' Fw , 1 f ,ze V, , ,. ,, , , e,.fr.f U f - '- X lr 'p 'tiymf kikijifvif,-' A Y im A ay' :X K wif- H 'll' f ew 6. , L. , , , V 7 1 WQWH 'Q' 'VX 23 ' X it it f fl t Llbwitif- , fa, ,V+ ':,. . ' M , ' QM H1229 , 1A -, ,Q ff: A We 1 r. V e -f A . fr A time to cr Av er? Y MJ. fm- if , Gisli? K, Rf.: 2. E K y Q. ' wwf A 1 V, fig 171, f ' Q '41 XL ,Mu ., N , , L f' 1,51 ,f'f'Ty - U , W ,Q 1' . , fp- Q gk C f :V -x , -L K ff 1' 41,11 .A iff I JK me 214 ilk N, ,X ,X 5' . Y, N uf: Qui mtweici wi, , .f N JJ mx Y F QM W kEtE3'i?lxQ':'k' FRONT ROW: G. Peeples. SECOND ROW: S. Ford, V. Brown, N. Blakely, K. Strozyk, G. Mathis. THIRD ROW: V. Konigsberger, R. Hoffer, T. Stark, A. Mouncer, C. Halpin. Jumons Starting the year with a boom the class of 1969 proved they had real spirit by taking part in school government and in sports. Randy Ostman, vice-president, and Lesli Dilk, secretary, were good' examples of leaders as A.S.B. officers for the year of 67-68. Penny S. Jackson fqueenj, Sherry Ford, and Cheryl Kochopulos showed their spirit by cheering the athletic teams to many victories. Leading the junior class this year as president was Gene Peeples. Holding other offices were Vince Konigsberger, vice-president, Noni Blakely, treasurer: Kathy Strozyk, secretary: and Sherry Ford and Albert Mouncer, student council representatives. Rick Hoffer and Gloriann Mathis were yell king and queeng Chris Halpin and Val Brown, interclass rivalry: Terry Stark, sergeant-at-arms. Once again the Juniors and Seniors had a combination Ball, held on May 18, with The Land of Lotus Blossoms for the theme. Representing the Junior Class on the varsity football team were Chris Halpin, Vern Haerling, Mike McKinney, Terry Stark, Al Mouncer, Mickey Heath, Vince Konigsberger, Guy Clapshaw, Clyde Coty, Mike Coty, Tim Keeton, and Randy Ostman. Gail Berry, Rick Hoffer, Mike Sweeney, and Tom Vetter turned out and showed good potential in Cross Country. Six juniors played on the Varsity Basketball team to help place third in the class A State Tournament in Tacoma. Rick Hoffer, Terry Stark, Chris Halpin, Gail Berry started. Mike McKinney and Vince Konigsberger were strong reserves for the varsity and also led the JV's through an 18-2 season. In addition, Randy Ostman, Vern Haerling, Jeff Strumski, Joe Nelson, and Rich Ekman played for the JV's. Teeing off in golf for the juniors this year were Chris Halpin, Vern Haerling, Penny S. Jackson, Gene Peeples, A1Mouncer , Joe Nelson, and Lesli Dilk. Lettering in wrestling were Al Mouncer and Mark Coburn, and juniors turning out for track were Mike McKinney, Vince Konigsberger, Ten'y Stark, and Mitch Glazier. As money making projects the juniors sponsored an all-school musical, Hearts and Gowns, and had bottle drives, car washes, and school dances to make money. Those making Honor Society were Noni Blakely, Lesli Dilk, Chris Halpin, Al Mouncer, Mike McKinney, Jerry Morgan, Stella Gudyka, Terry Stark, Susy Sill, Kathy Strozyk, Mark Coburn, Chris Hansen, Linda Lead, Randy Ostman, Gene Peeples, Leona Somero, 'Mike Sweeney, and Bob Vaughn. Honoring the seniors, the juniors held the traditional breakfast on May 31 preceding Class Day activities. Sharon Allison Ron Ashley Dave Bamer Rae Jean Barnes Gail Berry Noni Blakely Writa Braack Billee Bridgewater Gary Brougher Valorie Brown Vicki Campbell Guy Clapshaw Mark Coburn Clyde Coty Mike Coty Judy Dickey Lesli Dilk Richard Ekman Sherry Ford Janice Gadbow Vivian Gailey Kaye Girard Mitch Glazier Brenda Grigsby ,?.,..,. , Wim-1,-fffvw: 1 ,ef gf 2315512 if l fi 9? lf 13 fiflffff ' ' .. . ig, V ii, 5 , .W wx Qyamvfm .f fb 5 Xa, ff 1 as f r 4. 7 'V 1 if Lx 'i ga A qw af 9 ' f MRM. - - 1 5 f li. 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Qi 1 whim, 'l 1 A549 4 S. mf ?'4 gg lfff wig?-QQ, s rf at 4 if I f L 'E M- W' gg' i f , Q il l S1 5 Q 2 Z 5 f E 5 Z 3 5 Z s ,Q , 2 is Q 2 U E 5 E E z 1 Q f'K' v 36 Students conduct experiment in Chemistry Lab. Biology students hard at work A C I I V I II I G S Home Ec. class begins sewing project. Mr. Warnstadt and Mr. .I unger have successful year in Driver's Education. FIRST ROW: D. Beck, G. McVittie, G. Boyd. SECOND ROW: C. Seehafer, J. McKinney, G. Wrona, C. Smith. THIRD ROW: R. Bamer, J. Adams, S. Olsen, M. Halpin, Sophomorzes Leading the sophomore class of 70 were Greg McVittie, president, Gloria Boyd, vice-president, Carol Seehafer, secretary, Cheryl Smith, treasurer, Debbie Beck and Jim Adams, student council representatives, Janet McKinney and Mike Halpin, inter-class rivalry, Gayle Wrona, yell queen, Ron Bamer, yell king, and Scott Olsen, sergeant-at-arms. With the help of their advisors-Mr. Wahl, Mr. Ball, Mrs. Melberg, Mr. Barry, Miss Ogden, and Mr. Gates-the sophomores added to their treasure with sales of cakes and popcorn balls, football concessions, bottle drives, selling basketball buttons, and their annual Hop. The Sophomore Hop was held January 28 with music provided by the Inter- state 5 from Seattle. Sophomores who were initiated into Honor Society at the beginning of the year included Jim Adams, Parry Bagley, Randy Briggs, John Davies, Roxanne Erickson, Bonnie Heintz, Janis Johnson, Duane McGuire, Janet McKinney, Scott Olsen, Carol Seehafer, Cheryl Smith, Beth Turner, Gloria Boyd, and Debbie Beck. Randy Bale, John Johnson, and Bob Kindle were the only three sophomores turning out and lettering in cross country. Those boys who represented the sophomore class in football were Scott Olsen, Randy Briggs, Mike Haerling, Pat Rogers, Dan Stritmatter, Mike Halpin, Skip Allison, Rod Storey, Don Berry, Bruce Dennett, Randy Morris, Bob Hudnall, and Gary Schalka. Dan Lee and Jim Adams were managers. Wrestlers from the sophomore class were John Davies, Roger Hampton, Jim Orkney, John Johnson, David Langbraten, Kevin McMurry, and Jim Adams. Making the A-squad basketball team were Mike Halpin, Pat Rogers, and Skip Allison. B-squad was Don Berry, Gary Schalka, Randy Briggs, Mike Haerling, Mike Fykerude, Scott Olsen, John J armin, Ron Bamer, and Howard Hosford. Managers for basketball were sophomores Jim Adams and Jim Swanson. James Adams Skip Allison Debbie Arnold Carol Asplund Parry Bagley Randy Bale Ron Bamer Debbie Beck Don Berry Wayne Blake Gloria Boyd Calla Braack Susie Bridges Randy Briggs Shelley Brlney gi - s , 'GP T, or M, jg K , 19, 5115 f. '1 f film K sw Sgr ,tk J E new K 4 ami! gt 5 '55 ,KN we i r r , I QW? if if i g W4 1 ? 'f D S 5 9 s - J 'C 1 , X 2' Wi if if, sei ? 9' bil' i lsigiw X N N' 3 'S I li M fe, f S' 5 is S1962 Q f:vfi,t?.1 1v 1E , ' A Y -sniff, 1 1, f Hg L ,Lil 4 .. Ag :if 3 f Colleen Brown Gary Brown Sherrie Brown Matt Bunker Missey Bunker Mildred Carroll Carol Coghill Steve Creviston John Davies Teresa Deniston Bruce Dennett Wayne Downey Lenna Ekman Pat Rogers studies French Roxanne Erickson Wayne Frost Mikael Fykerud John Johnson Kit Johnson Ronald Johnson Maretta Johnston Diane Jones Andrew Kinder Robert Kindle James Kuhn David Langbraaten Pat Layman Danny Lee Ron Lee Patti McCul1y Girls Physical Education Deborah McDowell Nancy McDowell Ron McDowell 35? H H , .ai 2 sw i 'sf I v i MK 9 JIM' .7 vi 9 f 335 x me? 5 N ' e -X asa s Z fs is I ff , 'LW' ., , - ' 3 3 Q if'fQ'7.Q Patty Gauerke Lesley Goodwin Karene Greene Jackie Griftin Mike Haerling Mike Halpin Roger Hampton Cathy Hansen Bonnie Heintz Elaine Hoffer Howard Hosford Bob Hudnall Terry Hughes John Jarmin Janis Johnson 1 r if 03 r i' W k,.. K y 3 'W'i 1 t Duane McGuire Janet McKinney Kevin McMur1y David McVey Greg McVittie Lorraine Malone Darlene Maple Randi Maxwell Wanda May Randy Morris Rosslynn Nevitt Bob Nickols Tim Nicpon Scott Olsen Jim Orkney Hilda Plummer Pat Rogers Ernest Rutherford Becky Rye Gary Schalka Richard Sedy Carol Seehafer Kristine Senn Kenneth Shortt Cheryl Smith Jerry Sowa Rod Storey Dan Stritmatter Jim Swanson Wanda Thumm Beth Turner Ken Vetter Cheryl Webber Mike Wilson Gayle Wrona FRONT ROW: F. Mee, R. Kamps, L. McKinney. SECOND ROW: M. Christensen, J. Adams, B. Totten, M. Settlemyre. THIRD ROW: M. Borden, M. Ford, G. Bridgewater, G. Walker. lineshmen Leading the freshman class for the school year 1967-68 were Ric Kamps, president, Mark Ford, vice-presidentg Flori Mee, secretary, Marsha Settlemyre, treasurer, Gary' Walker and Janet Adams, student council representatives, Melody Christensen and Mike Borden, inter-class rivalry officers, and Linda McKinney and George Bridgewater, class yell queen and king, and Ben Totten, sergeant-at-arms. For the Frosh Frolic, held October 29 after the Raymond-Rochester game, the class chose the theme Boys Night Out. Music was provided by the Mama's Boys. To raise money for their dance the freshmen held a car wash at Rogers' Chevron and Hoffer's Union stations. The freshmen washed cars from ten o'clock in the morning to five o'clock in the afternoon. Joining forces with the junior high players, the freshmen helped capture another league championship for the junior high with an unbeaten record. Frosh players were Mike Borden, Ron Dickey, George Bridgewater, Fred Eichner, Rick Flementis, Mark Ford, Rance Freeman, Bill Gadbaw, Denny Heath, Steve Hubbard, Ric Kamps, Mike McCully, Gene Maneman, Bruce Miller, Mark Miller, Jim Padgett, Greg Patterson, Ben Totten, and Gary Walker. Managers were Mark Lloyd, Alan Smith, and Ralph Strumski and Coaches were Mr. Coma and Mr. Riach. Freshman basketball players this year were Mike Borden, George Bridgewater, Fred Eichner, Mark Ford, Steve Inglin, Dave Knotek, Ric Kamps, Rance Freeman, Mark Lloyd, Gene Maneman, Mark Miller, Gary Walker, and Steve Walde. Managers were Mike Barry and Alan Smith with Mr. Halpin as Coach. Honor roll students for the freshman class this year were Janet Adams, Karen Farrell, Mark Ford, Ric Kamps, Jerry Kusky, Mary Lee, Linda McKinney, Roberta McMurry, Eddie Paul, and Alan Smith. Mr. Colvin, Mrs. Jungar, Mr. Nevitt, Mrs. Waara, and Miss Warjone were freshman advisors for the year. In the CARE Drive the freshmen placed second behind the seniors with 566.68 and were given S5 for their class treasury. f 4' L 'lil ze X t ,Q 1 -,.fF2.5.- ,. . ,,. , ' v::?:'2s2X:EQ'3' 5,1 E P i. L' lx , , . 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Johnson S. Sedy, A. Rosentangle, C. Davies. SECOND ROW: C. Seehafer, L. Lead, M. Smith, R. Erickson, J. McKinney, N. Borovec, S. Sill, K. Strozyk, N. Blakely, C. Smith, N. Dodd, y C. Davidson, J. Allison. THIRD ROW: M. Sweeney, B. Beck, T. Stark, R. Ostman, A. Mouncer, P. Strumski, D. McGuire, J. Davies, B. Vaughn, J. Adams, P. Bagley. LAST ROW: C. Halpin, M. McKinney, C. Hansen, B. Brown, G. Peeples, M. Cobum, S. Olsen, J. Morgan, R. Briggs, D. Vetter. honon Society Stlmulates SCHOLARSHIP National Honor Society of Raymond High School held its annual installation of officers and initiation of new members October 6. New members initiated were Jim Adams, Perry Bagley, Debbie Beck, Randy Briggs, Gloria Boyd, John Davies, Roxanne Erickson, Bonnie Heintz, Janis Johnson, Karl Lunquist, Duane McGuire, Janet McKinney, Jerry Morgan, Scott Olsen, Carol Seehafer, Cheryl Smith, Pete Strumski, and Beth Turner. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Halpin, A. Mouncer, N. Borovec, L. Somero, L. Dilk. Bake sales, car washes, and used paper- back book sales helped raise money for the Spring Seattle Trip. To stimulate scholarship is the main goal of the Society, for students have to earn a 3.2 accumulative average in order to be a member. Nancy Borovec was president: A1 Moun- cer, vice-president, Lesli Dilk, secretary g Chris Halpin, Student Council representa- tive: and Leona Somero, treasurer. pep Clue In the fall of 1967, Raymond High School's Pep Club elected Maureen Millican as president, Kathy Strozyk, point keeper: Kathy Flynn, vice-president, Randi Maxwell, secretary-treasurer. The main goals of the club were to promote school spirit, back the teams, and attend games. One-hundred and sixteen RHS students joined Pep Club this year and paid their 50-cent dues. ' Again the traditional uniform of red-sweaters and black skirts were worn by the girls. For the first time the Pep Club members had emblems which were small black figurative R's worn on the left shoulder. To finish off the uniform the girls wore red knee socks with multicolored bands. The boys wore black short sleeve shirts with the small emblems. For one of the money-making projects, the Pep Club played the R-Club in a basketball game. The Pep Club emerged victorious. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Maxwell, K. Flynn, M. Millican, K. Strozyk FRONT ROW: A. Rosentangle, R. Maxwell, C. Kochopul- os, K. Strozyk, S. Ford, M. Millican, P.S. Jackson, K. Flynn, G. Halpin. SECOND ROW: E. Goodwin, L. Bor- den, M. Kochopulos, D. Johnson, N. Dodd, N. Borovec, P. Dokter, V. Campbell, L. Dilk, L. McKinney, G. Mathis. THIRD ROW: T. Westerback, J. Allison, S. Wilson, V. Gailey, C. Kaivo, C. Habersetzer, D. Dixon, B. Dunsmoor, S. Westerback, S. Allison, K. Girard, N. Blakely. FOURTH ROW: J. Vanderslice, M. Smith, W. May, C. Braack, D. Maple, S. Mayes, N. Hoffer, S. Gudyka, L. Lead, P. Hage- man, L. Langer. FIFTH ROW: H. Plummer, B. Turner, C. Webber, C. Seehafer, G. Boyd, G. Wrona, E. Hoffer, C. Brown, C. Smith, D. Beck, K. Senn. SIXTH ROW: R. Erickson, J. McKinney, C. Asplund, H. Gudyka, P. Gauerke, M. Hageman, P. Ruckles, K. Brown, M. Mathis, C. Mestrovich, D. DeCoite. SEVENTH ROW: S. Webber, G. Jacobson, R. Nevitt, S. Brown, P. Gibbs, M. Settle- myre, N. McDowell, B. Heintz, K. Farrel, L. Deniston, L. Hatifield. EIGHTH ROW: S. Shortt, S. Briney, P. Kehoe, M. Millican, K. Morris, E. MacKenzie, B. Lundy, J. Adams F. Mee, L. Ekman. NINTH ROW: V. Smilie, H. Konigs- berger, M. Coburn, R. Hoffer, M. McKinney, M. Sweeney. GAA KNEELING: E. Goodwin, J. McKinney, V. Campbell, B. Duns- .moor, N. McDowell, G. Boyd, P. Jackson, G. Mathis. FIRST ROW: T. Westerback, S. Westerback, M. Smith, D. Dixon, M. Millican, K. Flynn, L. Borden, M. Kochopulos, A. Rosentangle, J. Boerner, N. Dodd, L. Deniston, N. Elcher, C. Kochopulos. SECOND ROW: P. Jackson, R. White, L. Dilk, S. Ford, V. Brown, K. Strozyk, N. Blakely, K. Girard, R. Schriver, B. Turner, C. C. Rinehart, G. Halpin. THIRD ROW: M. Millican, L. McKinney, D. DeCoite, J. Allison, C. Habersetzer, S. Allison, B. Bridgewater, V. Smilie, L. Ekman, C. Webber, C. Seehafer, C. Smith, K. Senn. FOURTH ROW: L. Langer, M. Carroll, W. May, K. Morris, M. Lee, K. Farrel, J. Adams, G. Walker, G. Wrona, D. Maple, B. Heintz, R. Maxwell, P. Gauerke. FIFTH ROW: M. Mathis, C. Mestrovich, M. Settlemyre, P. Gibbs, M. Dickey, S. Shortt, G. Jacobson, C. Gauerke, M. Brown, S. Webber, J. Dickey. SIXTH ROW: G. Fuller, M. Bunker, R. Erickson, D. Arnold, M. McDowell, R. Nevitt, S. Briney, L. Smith, S. Brown, B. Rye, N. Layman, T. Anderson. SEVENTH ROW: D. Jones, L. Rinehart, E. MacKenzie, J. Vanderslice, S. Sedy, S. Bridges, D. Beck, L. Malone, C. Braak, W. Thumm, D. Johnson, H. Gudyka. GAA has Successful year: Under the leadership of Barbara Dunsmoor, the presi- dent, GAA had many money-making projects to pay for their activities. They had a dues party, where they ate a pot luck dinner with their mothers, and all played volley- ball afterwards. Other money-making activities included selling Halloween candy, holding bake sales, and giving a Sadie Hawkins dance. Swimming, bowling, skating, and caroling during Christmas time were some of their activities. Besides the activities, they had regular teams that competed with other schools. Badminton, volleyball, basketball, and track were the teams. The flag-ball team played during the half of the Raymond-Rochester foot- ball game. Other GAA officers were Vicki Campbell ,vice-president: Nancy McDowell, treasurer, Penny S. Jackson, student council representative, Ella Goodwin, point keepergand Gloria Boyd, keeper of the record. The purpose of GAA is to stimulate organized ath- letics, team-play, and sportsmanship. FRONT ROW: G. Mathis, G. Boyd, E. Goodwin, V. Campbell. SECOND ROW: P. Jackson, J. McKinney, B. Dunsmoor, N. N. McDowell. liha motto ll ll towano new homzons C 79 FHA for 1967-68 chose the motto: 'Toward New Horizons. The colors were red and white. Miss Sandra Warjone was ad- viser. The officers for the year included Nancy Hoffer, presiden Vivian Gailey, vice-president, Linda Lead, secretary, Ruth White, treasurer, Charlene Kaivo, director of activities, Vicki Campbell, student council representative, and Gloria Boyd, historian. All the members of the organization worked for a Junior degree, Chapter degree, or State degree. Major activities for the year included initiation, teacher dinner, welfare box, Tot-Teen Party, team dinner, Christmas Bazaar, Kidnap Breakfast, FHA week, Recognition Day at Napavine, and Installation. The all year activities for FHA were working for certificates, sponsoring a child at Buckley, and sponsoring a Vietnamese child. FRONT ROW: K. Greene, S. Westerback, V. Brown, V. Camp- bell, V. Gailey, N. Hoffer, L. Lead, C. Kaivo, R. White, G. Boyd, W. Langer. SECOND ROW: P. Hageman, T. Westerback L. Langer, M. Smith, K. Stozyk, N. Blakely, L. Somero, B Tumer, C. Rinehart, M. Johnston, J. Johnson, S. Mayes. THIRD ROW: C. Hansen, C. Mestrovich, M. Mathis, M Millican, G. Wrona, C. Smith, K. Senn, C. Asplund, E Hoffer, C. Brown, L. Borden. FOURTH ROW: R. McMurry 9 s ii S9 FRONT ROW: N. Hoffer, G. Boyd, V. Campbell L. Lead. SECOND ROW: C. Kaivo, R. White, V. Galley B. Heintz, K. Farrell, G. Jacobson, J. Adams, G. Walker, M. Brown, C. Gauerke, P. Kehoe, K. Brown, P. Gauerke. FIFTH ROW: N. Hubbard, P. Heiden, C. Lead, B. Barnes, R. Barnes, J. Gadbow, M. Christensen, F. Mee, L. Ekman, N. BOIOVCC, K. Flynn. SIXTH ROW: L. Garrett, L. Brougher, J. Vander- slice, D. Beck, J. MacKenzie, S. Sill, M. Somero, L.Rinehart, E. MacKenzie, C. Davidson. ,W f Q if S.- 'UWGSDIAHS The National Thespian Society is an organization which strives for high standards of achievement and excellence in dramatic arts. The Society is represented by an insignia con- sisting of two masks fcomedy and tragedyj facing in opposite directions. g'Act well your part g there all the honor lies is the motto of the Society. To qualify a student's work and qualifications must be approved by the Troupe Sponsor. Mr. Ball is the Troupe Sponsor of the National Thespian Society of Raymond High School. FRONT ROW: L. Padgett, J. Morgan, T. Weathers, N. Borovec, N. Dodd, C. Davies. SECOND ROW: D. Rinehart, J. Wood, R. Maxwell, G. Halpin, B. Heintz, G. Boyd. THIRD ROW: L. Dilk, D. Decoite, G. Mathis, B. Brown, S. Mayes, C. Habersetzer, J. Nevitt. FRONT ROW: G. Halpin, L. Dilk, C. Habersetzer, V. Campbell, N. Dodd, S. Gudyka. SECOND ROW: H. Konigsberger, J. Boerner, A. Rosentangle, C. Davidson, D. Rinehart. p M, ,. , , ,,,, , Qu LL r a Scnou, qunu ano Scnoll Quill and Scroll is the International Honor- ary Society for High School Journalists organized for the purpose of encouraging and rewarding .3 individual achievement in journalism and allied 3,1 fields. At the time of their election students must be chosen by meeting the following requirements: They must be at least a junior or senior, be in the upper third of their class, do superior work in some phase of journalism or school publications, recommended by the advisor, and be approved by the secretary-treasurer of the Society. s. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Johnson, J. Johnson, R. Bale, M. Haerling, K. Lundquist, V. Haerling, M. Sweeney, M. Coty. SECOND ROW: M. Coburn, M. McKinney, S. Allison, C. Halpin, A. Mouncer, C. Coty, M. Heath. THIRD ROW: J. Wood, J. Rosentangle, R. Hoffer, V. Konigsberger, J. Nevitt, K. McMurry, J. Adams, M. Kindle. FOURTH ROW: J. Swanson, G. May, D. Rinehart, J. Hampton, T. Stark, G. Wrona, D. Malone, T. Tobiason, M. Moseley. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Porter, G. Mathis, S. Totten, V. Campbell, L Ekman. SECOND ROW: W. Langer, L. McKinney, T. Westerback, J. Boerner, M Johnston, C. Davies, J. Johnson. THIRD ROW: R. White, N. Borovec, N. Hoffer S. Westerback. CANJ Q I5 mf X 4+ 2 I O 4- Z +60 5 QSO CROSS Junior Red Cross started their second year at Raymond High School with the hope of exceeding last year's goal in the CARE drive. They not only went over the top in the CARE drive but had many other activities for the good of the com- munity. Helping at the Hillcrest Nursing Home was one of the projects. Susie Totten led the club as presi- dent, Vicki Campbell, vice-president, Kay Porter, treasurer, Lenna Ekman, secretary, Linda McKinney, recorder, and Gloriann Mathis, student council representative. Students dance at annual Homecoming dance. Kal' diSP1aYS flowers 011 fl0WC1' dal'- homecommq 1968 1968 Homecoming Court: Marilyn Smith, princess and her escort Tim Tobiasong Barbara Dunsmoor, queen and her escort Mike J arming Nancy Borovec, princess and her escort John Kusky. Seniors give their mighty class yell. Pep Staff leads Homecoming Pep Assembly 99 b os, 'S' so sv' 1 9 ' 57 W QQ., ' , Qso, '::9'f W. 'rx' 0:04 3' , 9 Sw. S Q9 ,gOt 9 1 5 z 4 4, A A O : :ggi ' 9 Q 6 Q9 'G , A 3 :wi ' 433' Q0 O 'ff Q me, Ox .590 A +0 4 Fr Mfr SSXXW ,megs BQS99 .3 KQQOQQKG, kQOO9w,e? 005' nooowv Qgzywdg, OOQQQQQMQQQQQV3, 439090 40044 O4000OQvv 009' ooow0Q,,QOO ,900 ,gil soggy '4 gm M p,':590O ow Oxy. YS... ,540 ,gd -4 51:23 Qowff 00511 Q 5 I 30' , 2233304 O 95496 W 09' ?.Q0,, Q04 f'Q9 ,Q0O9 fg5O 'QQ9A 30245 AQA .md Ac 12 lvltle s V35 OO OOQWSQY oi -am' xbv. . .AYXQLSQ 1 3 wk' 56636. W?'z15 z9 QOOQQQOOQ4 f'o'0 '1 9,009 0,,9OO 322306 C h O I2 U S Qew, Miki l,2.,lVUO.'7'A gjsgg-,FNS leave. gona log afraid HOU, 'Eloirnk LOQ lQ0rfnQCf Cl O 94 il ll'l I FRONT ROW, Left to Right: v. Smilie, C. Davies, R. Maxweu, L. Hatfield, E. Mackenzie., J I b J JU ' B. Beck,P.Jones,R.Nevitt,S.Briney. SECOND ROW: D. Johnson, J. Vanderslice, S. Mayes, .J , Q6--V5 lLCit'r'tCiLLNQ .S. Sedy, C. Habersetzer, D. Transue, M. Glazier, D. Hamilton, R. Cox WJ A MOAOWPS ,O Lnsg . XjOt.L.Ti'i'llV1iC qugife Cgeipmllio WWLSS hmm I Qi if iQ'?'C V7 YNIOKQ, QSTVPDLOIU? yacc . Oind ell M5156 OQLC CHGQ fOfDSxf of 1410.216 IM Jflqln? ljOUe UUQDJK ouf Oar ll 'Q OIWCQ no lotvfa O. Ewell aww x igfcrpj .gym-C ,Um-9 L Dr-U If flivowom J aa 2 jiff- ml2. COIVID ls HGW IUSTIRUCIOR Mr. Ken Colvin was the new band director who led the 1967-68 band through many high school music activities. Elected to head the 60-piece band were Brad Beck, presidentg and Mike McKinney, vice-president. Other officers were Penny S. Jackson, secretary, Mark Coburn, point keeper, Mike Jarmin, senior repre- sentativeg Vicki Campbell, junior representative, Janet McKinney, sophomore representative, and Marsha Settlemyre, freshman repre- sentative. Active ensembles included Stage Band, Clarinet Choir, Woodwind Quintet, German Band, and Brass Ensemble. Major performances included the Thanksgiving, Christmas, Spring, and Elks' Concerts. The band also marched in the Christmas parade, held an exchange concert with Elma, played Christmas carols through- out the town on a huge truck, sponsored a dinner, raised money through various projects, and enjoyed the annual band picnic in May. The band especially praised for its fine half-time performances during football and its two Pep Bands during basketball. Pomp and Circumstancev played at Commencement exercises served as a last reminder to graduating senior band members of the 56 band they were leaving. FIRST ROW, Left to Right' McGuire, R. Storey, M. R. Kamps, J. McKinney, L. ROW: J. Johnson, T. Westerbac D. Vetter, L. McKinney, W J. Nelson, M. Bunker, M. B. Brown R. Flemetis C. -S mn. lee Omects Chonus Leading the Raymond High School Chorus this year was Mr. Eric Lee, who came to Raymond High School from Western Washington State College in 1964. Major activities for the chorus included concerts on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and in the spring. An exchange concert was held with Montesano. For Thanksgiving and Christmas, they sang at the Court House in South Bend. Sharon Mayes, Randi Maxwell, Collette Habersetzer, Vicki Smilie, Connie Davies, Rosslyn Nevitt, Leslie Hatfield, and Judy MacKenzie were selected to sing in the Nonette. The newly formed Swing Group included Brad Beck, Brian Brown, Randy Flemetis, Joey Gurr, Randi Maxwell, Sharon Mayes, Rosslyn Nevitt, and Judy MacKenzie. One of the efforts of the chorus was its part in producing the all school musical, Hearts and Gowns by Jay Tobias and Fred Rose. For their final performance, Mr. Lee directed the chorus at Bacca- laureate on May 29. A THRID ROW: S. Sir, 'Sy' K 3 if W X. L, ifii if , ,n . , ,i , 1 Q., D w .slijygwfl X ly N., , . r.s,ir,m ,, fa 5 sr J QQ? Y 5 at Aja. gf ,, N 3,9 N fa N - 8525 gag X Jackson, c inney, amp e , , J. Vanderslice, B. Turner. SECOND . Brown, M. Johnston, M. Settlemyre, R. Freeman, J. Jarmin, D. Hamilton, R. White, M. Lloyd, R. Ekman, N. ic ner, . omero, ec , a r ng, S. Coburn, H. Islitzer, M. Coty, R. Lee, D. Knotek, S. Creviston, T. Vetter, G. Peeples, T. Tobiason, B. Brown. STANDING: D. Stritmatter, S. Olsen, M. Sweeney, Mr. Colvin, M. Halpin, G. Walker, R. Barnes. B A I1 O 1. FRONT ROW: M. Lee, K. Porter, T. Westerback, J. Vanderslice, L. Ekman, D. Maple, V. Campbell. SECOND ROW: M. Johnston, M. Settlemyre, J. Johnson, D. McGuire, G. Brown, R. White. SOIOISIIS 2, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Johnson, B. Beck, P. Strumski, M. Haerling, B. Turner. Swmq Qnzoup 3. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Gurr, B. Brown, R. Maxwell, S. Mayes, R. Flemetis, B. Beck, R. Nevitt, J. MacKenzie. Wooowmo quintet 4. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Vetter, B. Turner, L. Somero, J. McKinney, P. Strumski. Bnass LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Vetter, G. Mouncer, M. Coburn, M.Hae1'1ing, B. mAj ORGIIGS 1 KNEELING: D. Maple. STANDING: T. Westerback, R. Barnes, S. Westerback. Genman Bano FRONT ROW: M. Haerling, J. Jarmin, F. Eichner. SECOND ROW: L. McKinney, M. Sweeney. THIRD ROW: P. Turner, D. McGuire, G. Peeples, G. Brown, P. Strumski. honette LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Smilie, C. Davies, R. Nevitt, L. Hatfield, J. MacKenzie, R. Maxwell, S. Mayes, C. Habersetzer. SIIAGG BAND FRONT ROW: P. Strumski, P.S. Jackson, R. Ekman, M. McKinney N. McDowell, M. Lee. SECOND ROW: S. Westerback, M. Coty, B Beck,M. Haerling,H. Islitzer,A. Mouncer,D. Stritmatter, M. Coburn T. Vetter, G. Peeples, T. Tobiason. Sextet Peeples, L. McKinney, D. Vetter, A. Beck. 1 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: V. Smilie, M. Lee, L. Dilk, W. W. Langer, S. Snodgrass, G. Halpin, M. Smith, M. Kochopulos, K. Flynn, M. Millican, L. Borden. SECOND ROW: L. Langer, V. Brown, L. Padgett, G. Boyd, J. Johnson, D. Dixon, L. Mc- Kinney, J. Vanderslice, J. Boerner, H. Gudyka, R. Schriver, V. Campbell, K. Girard. THIRD ROW: R. White, S. Gudyka, K. Strozyk, N. Blakely, C. Kaivo, V. Gailey, L. Settlemyre, J. Allison, C. Habersetzer, A. Rosentangle, C. Davidson. FOURTH ROW: P.S. Jackson, G. Mathis, G. Walker, H. Konigsberger, S. Ford, V. Haerling, A. Mouncer, D. Rinehart, N. Borovec, B. Bridgewater, B. Dunsmoor, S. Allison. Annual Stants with Deficit Starting the year with a 33.00 deficit, the annual staff organized to sell ads early in Octo- ber and by Christmas all of the ads had been sold. Other money-making projects were a dance after the Toutle Lake-Raymond game, selling plastic covers, and selling the annuals themselves. Meeting the first deadline on December 1 was hectic, but the staff made the grade. From the first deadline on things moved more smoothly. To learn the new trends in producing annuals, Georgia Halpin, editor: Lesli Dilk, assistant editor. Georgia Halpin, editor, and Andy Rosentangle, co-business manager, went to the Jiffy Work- shop for annuals at the University of Washing- tonifrom June 12-16. They had the experience of staying in a Co-ed Dormitory and eating at the University of Washington Hub during the workshop. For Georgia Halpin, editor, and Lesli Dilk, assistant editor, the most frequent stop down town for the past year has been Antilla and Kolcz Studio for conferences with Mr. Antilla and Donna Mieshbuhler over pictures. SIZAIIII BOX Editor and Chief ..... Assistant Editor ........ Co-Business Managers ........ Co-Assistant Business Managers .... . Senior Editor .............. Co-Junior Editors . . . Sophomore Editor. . . Freshman Editor ..... Index Editor ............ Index Assistant Junior ....... Index Assistant Sophomore. . . Index Assistant Freshman .... Photographer .......... Sports Editor .......... Finance Ideas Chairman .... Ads Layout Editor ..... Proofreader ....... Adviser ......... . . . .Georgia Halpin LeslieDilk .Andy Rosentangle, Melody Kochopulos . . . . . . .A1Mouncer Vicki Campbell Collette Habersetzer . . Penny S. Jackson Gloriann Mathis . . . . Gloria Boyd .......MaryLee . . . Cathy Davidson . . . . . . Sherry Ford . . . .Janice Johnson . . . . . . .Gayle Walker .Horst Konigsberger . . . . Doug Rinehart . . . . .Janet Boerner . . . .Nancy Borovec . . . Stella Gudyka . . . Mrs. Melberg SIZAIIII BOX Editor-In-Chief... . . .............. Andy Rosentangle Assistant Editors .... .... S tella Gudyka, Vicki Campbell Feature Editor ....... .................. Le slie Dilk News Editor ............ ....... K athy Flynn Assistant News Editors .... . . . Billie Bridgewater, Sharron Allison Sports Editors ....... . . . Horst Konigsburger, Doug Rinehart Production Manager .......... ....... J anet Boerner Assistant Production Manager .... .... M aureen Millican Exchange Editor ...................... Collette Habersetzer Art Editors ....... .................. M ike McGuire, Ruth White, Carol Seehafer, Georgia Halpin Adviser. . . ...................... Mrs. Melberg SEATED: Andy Rosentangle, Editor. STANDING: Kathy Flynn, News Editor, Janet Boerner, Production Manager. Seagull eanns honon Rating First Class Honor Rating from the NSPA, was given to the Seagull Staff during the 1966- 67 school year. Georgia Halpin, headliner and typist, Collette Habersetzer, exchange editor, Horst Konigsburger, sports editor, were the only seniors back from the old staff. Striving to get an All-American rating from the NSPA, which is the highest rating, was the goal of the 1967-68 Seagull Staff. Getting graded down for too large a head- line by the NSPA was one of the reasons for changing the Seagull headline during this last year. In addition, stenofax pictures were used FRONT ROW: V. Smilie, B. Turner, L. Dilk, S. Snodgrass, A. Rosantan le M. Smith G. Hal in K. Fl nn M M' ' g , , p , y , . illican L. Borden. SECOND ROW: C. Seehafer, N. Dodd, L. Padgett, G. Boyd, J. Johnson, D. Dixon, V. Brown, L. Mc- Kinney, J. Boerner, V. Campbell, L. Ekman, B. Heintz. THIRD ROW: C. Webber, R. White, S. Gudyka, K. Strozyk, to improve make-up. Staying after school on Tuesday and Wednes- day, many sophomore students helped Andy Rosentangle, editor, and the upper classmen finish the Seagull. These Sophomores were Cheryl Webber, Beth Turner, Sherri Brown, Gloria Boyd, and Colleen Brown. Eight high school paper and annual staff members went to the High School Press Clinic at the University of Washington on October 28. Mr. Byron Vadset was the bus driver, and Mrs. Melberg, adviser, chaperoned. L. Settlemyre, J. Allison, C. Habersetzer, C- D2lVidS0l1, J- MC' Kinney, K. Farrel, C. Brown. FOURTH ROW: P.S. Jackson, G. Mathis, G. Walker, H. Konigsberger, S. Ford, D. Vetter, V. Hearling, A. Mouncer, D. Rinehart, N. Borovec, S. Sill, B. Bridgewater, S. Allisonl KNEELING, Left to Right: P. Jackson, M. Millican, G. Halpin, P.M. Jackson, S. Allison, J. McKinney, N. McDowell, D. Beck. SECOND ROW: T. Westerback, K. Flynn, C. Rinehart A. Rosentangle, D. Dixon, C. Habersetzer, R. White, C. Kaivo, J. Boerner, L. Eckman, J Johnson, V. Campbell, J. Vanderslice, L. Deniston. THIRD ROW: J. Kusky, T. Weathers, K. Porter, L. McKinney, G. Boyd S. Westerback, K. Farrel. LAST ROW: J. Woods, B. Brown J. Nevitt, D. McGuire, T. Tobiason, M. Jarmin, J. McDowell, L. Padgett, C. Halpin, A. Mounceri STAGE CQGW llmemen LEFT TO RIGHT G Bougher G Wrona J Fuller T Sowa D Malone VISUAI. AIOGS TOP TO BOTTOM: T. Tobiason, R. Seehafer, T. Sowa, G. Clapshaw, S. Harding, G. Wrona, J. Rosentangle, J. Nevitt, M. Jarmin, P. Strumski, C. Halpin, D. Rinehart, M. Glazier, S. Arnold, D. Corey, J. McDowell, J. Nelson, R. Eckman, L. Settlemyre, V. Konigsberger, M. Mosley. X I hlch School Office Gmls LEFT T0 RIGHT: L. Borden, S. Snodgrass, L. Lead, D. Dixon, G. Mathis, C. Habersetzer. LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Smilie, M. Kochopulos, S. Brown, S. Totten, L. Padgett, D. DeCoite, P. Hageman. Qnaoe School OIIIIICG QIRIS LIBRARIADS LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Kochopulos, L E. Goodwin, . Malone, C. Hansen, C. Davidson, W. Langer, T. Westerback, L. Deniston, C. Holmes, J. Griffin, R. Flemetis, L. Settlemyre, G. Wrona, J. Kusky. KNEELING: Mr. Ball. FIRST ROW: C. Davies, K. Flynn, C. Kochopulos, L. Borden, L. Dilk, N. Dodd C. Rinehart, D. Decoite. SECOND ROW: P.S Jackson, M. Mathis, S. Mayes, C. Habersetzer, S Brown, R. Maxwell, B. Heintz, R. Glanschneg, C. Kiavo, N. Borovec, N. Hoffer, T. Weathers. THIRD ROW: J. Davies, D. Vetter, J. Kusky, B. Brown, A. Mouncer, J. Nevitt, D. Rinehart, J. Morgan. All School play Cut2taln Qomo Llp Miss Burgess .... Lorry Fuller ....... Nancy Leveridge .... Miss Moran ...... Miss Rivers ..... Elsie Hunter . . . Sylvia Moore .... Janet Young .... Joan White ....... Kyle Roberts ...... Mr. Norman Carter. . . Andy Fullbright .... Jocko Gutherie. . . Milt Sanders .... Buck O'Hara .... Mr. Peterson .... Mr. Leveridge. . . Five Girls ..... Two Women ...... Student Directors .... Faculty Director ................ Buck CAI Mouncerj is afraid of a mouse? . . . ....... Randy Maxwell . . . ...Leslie Dilk . . . .Bonnie Heintz . . . Nancy Hoffer . . . .Rita Glanschneg .........NadineDodd . . . .Cheryl Kochopulos . . . . .Debbie DeCoite . . . . . Lynda Borden . . . .Nancy Borovec . . . . . Dick Vetter . . . . . .JeffNevitt . . . .Jerry Morgan . . . Brian Brown . . . .Al Mouncer DougRinehart .................................JohnDavies . . . Kathy Flynn, Collette Habersetzer, Sherry Brown, Penny S. Jackson, Glorian Mathis . ..... Connie Davies, Sharon Mayes . . . John Kusky, Toni Wheathers ........................TomBall My shoe, dear man, says Kyle CNancy Borovecl KNEELING: K. McMurry, B. Turner, S. Ford, S. Briney, M. Sweeney, M. Glazier, V. Brown, J. Wood. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C Kochopulos, K. Flynn, T. Anderson, S. Mayes, C. Davies, R. McMurry, D. Transue, J. Davies, D. Stritmatter, R. Maxwell, K. Girard, D McDowell, M. Millican, S. Allison, P. Jackson, L. Smith. SECOND ROW: K. Farrell, G. Mathis, D. DeCoite, J. MacKenzie, S. Jones, D Bamer, G. Boyd, B. Heintz, J. Kusky, D. McGuire, S. Allison, G. Clapshaw. Hheants Ano Gowns Randi scolds Mike as Shelly, Sharon and Bonnie look on. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. DeCoite, K. Farrell, G. Mathis, J. MacKenzie, T. Anderson, K. Flynn, M. Millican, D. McDowell, K. Girard S. Allison, P. Jackson, L. Smith. JUUIORS SPONSOR all-School mUSlCAl CAST Miss Miggs, Head Saleslady .... ....... . . . Randi Maxwell Bill Skeats, Errand Boy ..... . . . Mike Sweeney Josie Dugan, Cash Girl . . . . . . Shelley Briney Ella Jones, Stenographer ......... ...... S haron Mayes Don Ridge, Manager .............. ..... K evin McMurry Delphine Dunn, Daughter of Elijah ...... .... B onnie Heintz Elijah Dunn, Owner of the Emporium ....... ........ J ohn Davies Mrs. Cadwallader-Smyth, Society Matron ..... ....... C onnie Davies Wynne Cadwallader-Smyth, Her Daughter .... .... R oberta McMurry Calvin Ridgeway, Don's Rich Uncle ....... ..... D uane McGuire Maurice De Lanthe, French Artist .................. . . . Devon Transue MODELS and CHORUS Tammy Anderson, Lori Smith, Penny S. Jackson, Kathy Flynn, Maureen Millican, Judy MacKenzie, Karen Farrell, Debbie DeCoite, Sharon Allison, Kaye Girard, Gloriann Mathis, Debbie McDowell. Q 5, cleat' K, rs, vo 'V 'J n O 3 0 O Jaan 'Q ,A I 0, A4 Oo., A 490.3 - 4 A A A if 1 5:2332 Q 'sfffifv Q 'nigga 'V :g ig .5 L1 v ltle s 5 ? .QM 4 ? Sjfgfc' ,eg 5 lf' .... i Qs- .. 'Ui l N SITTING: T. Stark, R. Bale, R. Lee, A. Smith, B. Hill, S. Hubbard. KNEELING: V. Konigsberger, J. Sowa, G. Wrona G. McVittie, H. Konigsberger, K. Shortt, I. Adams, C. Halpin, M. Barry. STANDING: Coach Kelly, P. Rogers, M. McKinney, D. Stritmatter, M. Halpin, S. Allison, G. Walker, B. Gadbaw, D. Rinehart, Coach Bach. tnack John shows form throwing the shot. Bill and Doug show endurance in the 2-mile. k ,fe me Terry Stark places second in 100-yard dash at state. 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Campbell, L. Borden, N. McDowell, G. Boyd D. Beck, M. Kochopulos. SECOND ROW: K. Strozyk, J. McKinney, L. Padgett R. Erickson, B. Dunsmoor, L. McKinney, G. Mathis, G. Wrona, J. Adams M. Mathis. za. , , Y Q9 .. .7 7 , Y .a..... J .............,.,.......... ..........l.......1...,.. .......,...........,..........l ...n.-.. ........., ............s............. . honon Society tmp, Banquet Students leave Times building after tour. Times printing presses impresses Honor Society. 3 ,is 4 sfk ,, ,A Speakers at Honor Society Banquet: Dr. Swanson, Mr. Kent Hawley, and Mr. Herb Wieland. Dinner was enjoyed at the Swedish Club. F? r MW Q. the actme lesson The Teacher . . . ............ John Davies Pupil One . . . .... Jerry Morgan Pupil Two ..... ..... D ick Vetter Pupiless ......... . . . Lynda Borden Student Director .... .... B rian Brown SITTING: N. Fykerud, Mr. Ball, S. Totten, L. Padgett, L. Dilk, G. Mathis, L. Ekman, R. Maxwell, E. Fykerud. STANDING: J. Davies, K. McMurry, J. Morgan, C. Davies, D. Vetter, D. Rinehart, G. Boyd K. Farrell, B. Brown, D. McGuire, J. Kusky, B. Heintz, N. Dodd. s mn. lllannemfs Ocean Mr. Flannery .... ...... B rian Brown Maug ........... ..... K aren Farrell Mrs. Klapington . . . ...... Gloria Boyd Mr. Morrison .... .... D uane McGuire Mrs. Morrison .... ........ L esli Dilk Mrs. Pringle .. Boy ....... Girl .. . . . . Bonnie Heintz . . . . . Neil Fykerud . . . . Elaine Fykerud Cleft lion me The Man . . Policeman . . . Florence ..... Mrs. Vanderfelt . The Mother . . . Small Girl . . . Small Boy ..... The Pitchman .... lst Hippie ...... 2nd Hippie ...... The TV Announcer The Mayor ...... Student Director . Duane McGuire . Doug Rinehart . Connie Davies . . Bonnie Heintz . . . . . . Nadine Dodd .Elaine Fykerud . . .Neil Fykerud . . . . Jerry Morgan . . Susan Totten Loretta Padgett Kevin McMurray . . . John Davies . . . John Kusky Marilyn Smith, President Marilyn is chosen Girl-of-the-Year. mother:-Oauqhten tea A Day in the Countryi' was the theme used at the Mother Daughter Tea. The stage was set in a country scene to the divisions of Picnic, Happy Wanderer, I Believe, Novelty Act, April Showers, Getting to Know You, and Moon River. The new officers were announced at the annual tea as: Kathy Strozyk, president g Colleen Brown, vice-president, Gayle Walker, secretary, J aney McKinney, treasurer, Gloriann Mathis, historian, Gloria Boyd, point keeper, Marilyn Smith was chosen Girl of the Year. While refreshments were served the folk group, The Troubadorsf' provided entertainment. Girls-of-the-Months, left to right: M. Smith, K. Porter, N. Borovec, S. Totten, M. Elcher, J. Allison, N. Hoffer, D. Dixon, B. Dunsmoor. FRONT ROW, left to right: G. Peeples, B. Dunsmoor, B. Beck, A. Mouncer, D. Vetter, G. Wrona, M. Smith, J. Adams, M. McKinney, L. Dilk, S. Olsen. SECOND ROW: N. Borovec, C. Seehafer, N. Hoffer, L. Somero, S. Allison, M. Millican, C. Halpin, T. Stark, R. Ostman, D. DeCoite. THIRD ROW: T. Weathers, V. Smilie, P. S. Jackson, J. Adams. gene Peeples, candidate for pres- O R S 6 8 grgejgldtenlgouncer, candidate for 1 C11 . President Al Mouncer Vice-president Jim Adams Secretary Vicki Smilie Treasurer Carol Seehafer Business Manager Chris Halpin Pep staff tryouts for the 1968-69 pep staff. F i LEFT TO RIGHT: Vicki Campbell, Princessg Chris Halpin, Princeg Judy Allison, Queeng John McDowell, King. T 5 Jumon-Senlon Ball Mike and Barbara pause for refreshments- Special decorations include a 20-foot dragon 2 . T i i fm s, u. 5 -ww I P 5 s Seniors prepare to load buses for Sneak. :wsfwwsgfr ,Es'g'p5X,-:Kirin i'?Lzf124'Ff3'fLv'f'w 'f ' '15 ' iijf kllr5fffE1WW5:f?9'Wfn: '- ig,Cf's1: m'L1f- , i ii M 'wig sgidn 3 ,qt -tug 1551 WP g'g'j'1-155315323 12 -M. yi Q, MQMWQ Wi Wt W ,ffm , J N .r.WfQ.,, Go-cart riding is one activity for Susie jjf'!fflfj4.g-Qgimvig z'? 1wsf':l!-F4s1f?'f w Lfelefisghiifkiiriii Qhlvvnivnnwvmora C 9 A . L 3.941 zfiifiiivfizrz- Seniors leave traditional sign on school. Horst, Brad, and Randy watch monkeys at Pt. Defiance. Seniors enter theater for Guess Who's Coming to Dinner. BANG CCHEGSII Band receives an excellent rating. Buses arrive at Centralia to playr Band prepares to leave for contest. Beth has solo in Stars and Stripes Forever Stuoents-Cf-the-months Dick Vetter, September Marilyn Smith, October Judy Allison, April Andy Rosentangle, March Gary Wrona, November Georgia Halpin, December Nancy Borovec, February Nancy Hoffer, January Brad Beck, May FIRST ROW: C. Davies, S. Sedy, A. Rosentangle, M. Smith, J. Allison. SECOND ROW: N. Dodd, L. Deniston Igl. gggovec, N. Hoffer, G. Halpin. THIRD ROW: B. Beck, D. Vetter, B. Brown, K. Lundquist, P. Strumski, R ee er. Semon honon Stuoents Georgia Halpin, Brad Beck, Nancy Borovec, and Andrea Rosentangle earned an average of 3.7 throughout high school for high honors. Andrea Rosentang1e's grades came in too late for her to be in the picture. Senior class of 1968 at Baccalaureate. Baccalauneate, Qnaouatlon 1968 Baccalaureate exercises were held May 26 when Reverend Olsen was the guest speaker. To the music of Pomp and Circumstance the class of 1968 began the Commencement exercises May 29. Brad Beck, Judy Allison, Georgia Halpin, and Nancy Borovec were Commencement Speakers. The girls marched in white robes while the boys wore blue. Through the darkness and into the light was the class motto. Judy Allison, senior class president, was the Master of Ceremonies for the Class Day exercises following the Junior-Senior Breakfast at the Willapa Hotel. Moving-up exercises were conducted, senior awards and plaques were given, the class gift was presented, and Mr. William Dunsmoor received an annual which was dedicated to him. Marilyn and Cathy take final walk. Dave and Tim march in processional Senior girls get ready for graduation. Brad Beck stated, The parents think the kids are going to the clogs, and the kids think the parents are already there. COITIII1 GHCGIU 61111 GXGRCISGS Senior boys are ready and waiting. Seniors eat heartily at J unior-Senior Breakfast. Jumorz-Semon Bneakpast Class Cay 1968 Moving up exercises end with Alma Mater. if J .J aim Juniors enjoy meal at Hotel. h YKVA !,,, ei Alumni 1968 leave RHS. fy s wa --z,.,Wl,ru1 , 2 1 A , : 1 ggf , we In W eir':13: Ito I V711 'vc 4 Q , oo'3Q' QQOQVQ 06004 gvvt 'QQ y O Q 4 I 0 4 9 I O O O av: QQ 066 wir' Q WJ'e ?Mf'9 1 MA m.t.9.to.' an A.. A V vw X 'v' ' 'w 5:6 !QzIfW' ' Qs 'ff I' 9 , or Xi 932456904499 Y f.. S .QQ .4 O 'g9:O1 V4 'gs o 4, 4 9,6 .QA .6 4 . wwwwmwaaw 9.99969 Q 0,4930 424 4 W93vM'a1':.W gfffffa P' 5 4 40 0 0 WWKQQ 856.96 0 0 02' 9 OV 9 0 Q 4 y,o.'vo'0oV'9nv . O 9'g5 4' O O oQXf'sQ9A 5939.0 Ov'QQw.Q4't5 0 4 s'+9',+34 A680 48034 Wo' O 0 QSQ4 I 0 0.94 Q1 4 ,S Q ,Q 4 , ,ggf Oo v,v,o S X O 4 0 O 9 ' 9 O 1 t63Q'iQ!vQft4?28e!32 Q, I s WMU 8933 50 0 q 9 2 Sponts 0:05 3g3:f:va:fa?:sfm I bfggoyyj ' w 93464 WXQKQ' awww awww M2291 weed anew Kem 5329232 f5'v's9g9w '4'0'Ql' ' pqvv .Q 54,0905 imma, 2423251 QU? 5' wwf? 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Naselle held the Gulls to a tie. What hurt the Gulls the most was the fact that all of the games they lost were in league play. Raymond ended in last place in the Western Division of the Central League with a 1-4 record. Seniors on this squad were Dave Cardwell, Karl Lundquist, Mike Moseley, Pete Roberts, John Rosentangle, Ron Seehafer, Pete Strum- ski, Tim Tobiason, Dick Vetter, Greg Walker, John Wood, and Gary Wrona. Mr. John Wahl, varsity coach, and Mr. Gary Johnson, assistant coach, were new to Ray- mond High School in the 1967 football season. FRONT ROW: D. Cardwell, R. Seehafer, J. Woods, D. Vetter, M. Moseley, G. Wrona. SECOND ROW: T. Toblason, P. Strumski, K. Lundquist, J. Rosentangle, P. Roberts, G. Walker. 70 SENIOR playens 4 Coach Byron Vadset LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Vadset, P. Rogers, M. McKinney J Rosentangle Wrona, V. Konigsberger, Coach Kelly. KNEELING: J. Fuller J Adams J Sv BASKGIZBAII Raymond's Seagulls completed an exciting season by capturing third place in the State 'Ai Tournament in the UPS Fieldhouse in Tacoma March 6- -9. This year's edition ofthe Gulls postedacommendable 22--6 win-loss record. The Seagulls finished second in the West Central League with a 10- -2 record. Raymond split games with Ilwaco and Elma, leaving the Gulls one game behind league champion Ilwaco. Eatonville edged Raymond for the Southwest Washington District title, but the Gulls proved the best of the Southwest by being the only team to place at the state tournament. At the annual Spring Sports Banquet, Chris Halpin was awarded the Defensive Award, Rick Hoffer re- ceived the Most Rebounds Award, John Rosentangel acquired the Inspirational Award, and for the first time two players, Rick Hoffer and Terry Stark, earned the Captain's Award. The Gulls were a relatively young team this year with starting sophomore Pat Rogers. Pat was thexplay- maker for the Gulls during the season. The rest of the starters were juniors. The tallest of the team was Rick Hoffer. Rick was the leading rebounder and scorer. Terry Stark was the deadliest shooter on the squad. Gail Berry joined Stark and Hoffer in the rebounding and also had some fine nights shooting. Chris Halpin led the Gulls in the defensive department. John Resentangle, the only senior on the first six players, filled in when others were having bad nights. Mr. Byron Vadset, coaching his third year at Raymond, was the varsity coach, and Mr. Bill Kelly was the new JV coach, moving up from coaching junior high basketball at Raymond. . Stark, M. Halpin, G. Berry, R. I-Ioffer, S. Allison, T. Tobiason, C. Halpin, G. VISOR. Season's Recono Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Tyee South Bend Naselle Toutle Lake Ocosta Montesano St. Martins Nooksack Lynden Winlock Ilwaco Elma South Bend Ocosta Montesano St. Martins Castle Rock Winlock Ilwaco Elma Washougal White Pass Castle Rock Eatonville Othello Marquette Lynden Quincy Assistant Coach Bill Kelly Semonz playens LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Wrona, Tim Tobiason, John Rosentangle E FRONT ROW: M. Haerling, G. Shalka, S. Olsen, R. Ostman, D. Berry, H. Hosford, R. Bamer, R. Ekman, J. Jannin, Coach Bill Kelly. SECOND ROW: R. Briggs, V. Haerling, M. Fykerud, J. Strumski, S. Allison, M. McKinney, M. Halpin, V. Konigsburger, J. Nelson. Jumon VARSITY Wnestlmq FRONT ROW: B. Nieland, J.Johnson, J. Hampton, J. Adams, J. Nevitt, L. Nevitt. SECOND ROW: S. Coburn, J. Padgett, A. Mouncer, J. Davies, R. Hampton, J. Orkney. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Rosentangle, G. Halpin, Queen P. Jackson, S. Ford, C. Kochopulos. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Rosentangle, Queen P. Jackson, C. Kochopulos, G. Halpin, S. Ford 1.--M-3.4 if rf' Lf, , A, I . za 5. w'1m fda: fiuzfilff' ' -...f-ff im' 1 ii fi Q ,,. , ,sf 5 Y l f. New L M g 'Ai 'Ulf as qfimw 'Y w LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Earl Bach, M. Sweeney, T. Vetter, B. Kindle, G. Berry, R. Hoffer, D. Rinehart, R. Bale J. Johnson, M. Barry. Cnoss Countny Being led by sophomore Bob Kindle, the Raymond Cross-country Team didn't win a meet. this season, but they made it tough for the other teams to win. The Gulls did run their way to state but didn't fare too well. Bob and the lone senior, Doug Rinehart, were consistently in the top ten runners all season. Lacking the follow-up runners was the major problem for the Gull harriers. Others on the squad were Mike Sweeney, Tom Vetter, Gail Berry, and Rick Hoffer, juniors, and Randy Bale and John Johnson, sophomores. Boys show enthusiasm at state meet. 'wifi S 5 ? i Q 2 Q 3 i J, K S: Ii! is SL xx: E, 43 sb 322 'six -4 K fa? :Q Hs :M its Seagulls maneuver a second place atdistrict. Hustling Seagulls Show their Skill at State Gulls place thmo - 1968 At the State A Tournament in the University of Puget Sound Fieldhouse the Raymond Seagulls won the first game with Othello by a margin of 69-66 and qualified for further play. Keeping their tourney hopes alive the Gulls downed Marquette 53-51. First place hopes were dashed by Lynden 66-46. Then the Gulls rebounded to defeat Quincy 63-60 for third place in the state. Team had strong student spirit. Cheerleaders keep up enthusiasm. Band PIZYS heaftill' at t0U1'IlamCHt- -2 ,., 31 s :. . 1: S- ft:i3'i!r. SPRING SDORIZS BAHQUGIZ Mr. Vadset congratulates Rick and Terry on receiving the Co-captain's Award. - Doug McArthur is the highlight of the program Mr. Wahl presents wrestling awards. Randy Ostman 1S toastmaster Mr. Condon, the sponsor at the State A Tourna- ment for Raymond for two years, chats with Georgia Halpin, annual editor and member of the Pep Staff. 82 LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Halpin, Defensive Award, J. Rosentangle, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Jon Wahlg J. Adams, Inspirational Award Inspirational Awardg R. Hoffer, Most Rebounds and Co-Captaing J. Hampton, Captaingl. Johnson, Most Improved. T. Stark, Co-Captain. Basketlsall Wnestlmo S llootaall A p W LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Lundquist, Offensive Lineman Awardg Terry Stark, 6 Outstanding Player Awardg Gary Wrona, Honorary Captain and Inspirational A Awardg Ron Seehafer, Coaches Awardg Pete Roberts, Defensive Lineman Award C and Outstanding Player Award. 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WHITE STORE 418 W. WISIIIQII ERI Rovmond Aberdeen Aberdeen 942-3201 HOUSE SQ HOLM INSURANCE NEVJ-Sgr'-ITND gt LIBERTY DRUG COMPANY A E 2I3 Third ST SEER? RY Elks Temple Raymond N Aberdeen PACIFIC COUNTY LUMBER ATHLETIC SUPPLY COMPANY COMPANY 325 Third 901 Harrison West Third Raymond Raymond Seattle .T ' IA PACIFIC WHOLESALE INC. SOUTHWEST STORES Et 5 HUFEMAISI ,. . ge - 5 I47 S. Third FII-SI S. Willapa by MOTOR V IW Raymond South Bend I C COMPANY ALTA VISTA DAIRY 919 W. Water HAIR FASHIONS BY DARI 232 Third 84 Raymond Raymond First 8g I Aberdeen EDWARD'S FLOWE'R GARDEN QLYMPIC HARMER'S HARDWOOD Ocean Avenue H 81 H CAFE Raymond South Bend 819 HEIDEN'S AMBULANCE Ocean Avenue SEARS AND TOWING SERVICE ROEBUCK AND CO. Ocean 8. Fowler II6 W. Wishkah Raymond Raymond Aberdeen POLKA-DOT PIG OLYMPIC DRUG McDOWELL'S PAINT CENTER DRIVE-IN 3I7 Third Home of The South Bend 20W Savings Raymond HOFFER'S UNION SERVICE HAMBURGER STAND Third and Ellis 3I6 Third Raymond Aberdeen Raymond N M- ,,.fM - ,hz , fs , . LENORA'S BEAUTY SALON WILLAPA HARBOR MOTORS 310 Duryea 320 Blake Street Raymond Raymond SPONSORS SOUTH BEND ABERDEEN Blue Top Contectionary 875-9998 Arctic Furs LE 2-2990 Davis Insurance 875-6261 Worth's Women's Apparel LE 2-2911 East Point Seafood 875-5507 WolfF's Women's Apparel LE 2-3600 Holte the Jeweler 875-5741 Scott's Supermarket LE 2-8433 O1son's Variety 875-5082 DeWitt's Beauty School LE 2 4670 South Bend Pharmacy 875-5757 Rosevear's Music Center LE 2 3011 Coast Oyster Company 875-5565 Volkswagen Sale and Service LE 2-3011 Harbor Realty Company 875-5831 HOQUIAM Pacific Lanes ' 875-5363 C1eaver's Women's Apparel GE 8-0731 Bayview Lumber Company 875-5401 O'Connor's GE 8-1932 RAYMOND HERALD AND ADVERTISER PENNW5 412 second 209 Dufyev ' Raymond XENA DL M b'l5 EVAN'S MOBIL SERVICE BOERNER'S GROCERY 121 Third Raymond 758 Ballentine Raymond RAYMOND SPONSORS The Toggery 942-2621 Bill 81 Mary's Bakery 942-2283 Piccolo's Bookkeeping 942-2991 Warren Jewelry Duryea LaBelle Apparel 942-2233 Roger's Chevron 942-2171 Shell Service Station 942-5986 Dr. Anderson, Optometrist Commercial Galey's Grocery Store 942-9963 Turner's Shell 942-5043 Safeway Stores Incorporated 942-5069 Commercial Hotel 942-2277 Vetter's Veterinary Clinic 942-3440 Raymond Tailor Shop Duryea Riverview Clinic 942-2453 Raymond Police Dept. 942-3455 Kolcz 8. Prior 942-2076 Montgomery Wards 942-3436 Ernie's Taxi 942-3315 Jensen Furniture Company 942-2541 Hasu Grocery 942-5066 Willapa Harbor Golf Course 942-2392 Don 81 Mac 942-3101 Thelma's Wave Shop 942-3113 Miller's Radiator 942-2961 Port of Willapa Harbor 942-3422 Raymond Drug Company 942-2153 Builder's Supply 942-2272 Dennis Company 942-2427 Farmer's Insurance Agency 942-3132 Lavinder's Bakery 942-3222 DRACOBl.Y'S RAYMOND FLOWER SHOP 203 Duryea Third 81 Commercial Raymond Raymond WIITAMAKI DUNSMGOR DRUG .IEWELER guyz EICHNERIS COMPANY A ZI5 E Wishkah JK 337 Third Aberdeen INSURANCE Raymond AGENCY WILLIS KAUFMAN AND MOTEL IO4 Duryea SCROGGS FURNITURE Third 31 EIIFS Raymond Heron SQ Broadway Raymond Aberdeen MURPHY QUILL 8K SCROLL KAPA RX MOR-I-UARY BouIevard lm Raymond High SchooI Raymond 315 Fifth 1 - Raymond Raymond Soufh Bend Q WEYERHAEUSER COMPANY M Y M y. l ' m y s - is 2 A 3 5 P y 2 5 K ': S, ' -fi rh mf ' 3 ' , l V.,, ,s?'A ' rl ,. f 751 ' 2 , , 'mr WILLAPA BRY-MAR IRONWORKS WESTERN CLEANERS 228 Wafer AUT? 315 Duryea South Bend CSLUSALY Raymond CATHY'S BEAUTY , SHOP 239 Third ADAMORE S SHOES 4181f2 Third T21 W. Wishkah Raymond Raymond Aberdeen RAYMOND BROWER'S WOMEN'S SEAGULL PAY-RITE DRUG APPAREL Raymond STORE High School 200 East Heron Commercial 204 Duryea Aberdeen Raymond Raymond MONOHON'S SANITARY DAIRY MILF Easf Raymond TONY'S BRIDGES INN DILK TIRE 410 Third TEN CENT II9 second Raymond STORE Raymond STEWART'S FOODBASKET KAY'S BEAUTY BAR Raymond 333 Third 8I5 Jackson and Sourh Bend Raymond Raymond ED PETERSON'S RAY'S HAY'S DAIRY SALES AND SERVICE FOOD 832 J 42I Third ' Raymond STORE Hoquiam SMILIE FORD WAGON WHEEL IOO Third Boulevard Raymond Raymond Raymond and Soufh Bend HENDERSON INSURANCE 32I Duryea Raymond IIS ,I Q53 er 5 I 2? 2 WILLAPA HOTEL Third Street BRENNAN'S Retail Hardware ll2 E. 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Wishkah Aberdeen, Washingfon 300 Second Raymond, Washingfon All Photographs in This book are by Anfilla and Kolcz Studio in Raymond, Washington 92 IHOGX A Adams, James 1105 14,37,38, 48,53,73,76,82 Adams, Janet 195 41,42,49,50 Allison, Judy 1125 20,21,48, 49,50,60,61,79 Allison, Sharon 1115 33,49,50, 60,61,65,66 Allison, Skip 1105 38,53,65, 68,73,76 Anderson, Semon 6 Anderson, Tammy 195 42,50,65, 66 Arnold, Debbie 1105 38,50 Ashley, Ron 1115 33 Asplund, Carol 1105 38 B Bach, Earl 8,77 Bagley, Parry 1105 38,48 Bale, Randy 1105 38,53,77 Ball, Thomas 8,64 Bamer, Dave 1115 33 Bamer, Ron 1105 37,38,65,76 Barnes, Rae Jean 1115 33,57, 59 Barnes, Rebecca 195 42 Barry, David 8 Barry, Mike 195 42,76,77 Batchelor, John 1125 21 Beck, Brad 1125 14,21,48,58, 57,58,59 Beck, Debbie 1105 37,38,48,49, 50 Berry, Don 1105 38,76 Berry, Gail 1115 33,72,77 Biggs, William 10,11 Blake, Wayne 1105 38 Blakely, Noni 1115 20,33,48,49, 50,60 Bode, Bill 1125 21 Bode, Richard 1125 21 Boerner, Janet 1125 21,50,52, 53,60,61 Bogar, Cal 195 42 Boggs, Kathy 195 42 Borden, Lynda 1125 21,49,50,60, 61,63,64 Borden, Mike 195 17,41,42,76 Borovec, Nancy 1125 16,17,21, 48,49,53,60,61,64,78 Boyd, Denna 11 Boyd, Gloria 1105 37,38,48,49, 50,51,60,61,65 Braack, Calla 1105 38,49,50 Braack, Writa 1115 33 Brewer, Pete 1105 Bridges, Susie 1105 Bridgewater, Billee 1115 16,33, 50,60,61 Bridgewater, George 195 41,42, 76 Briggs, Randy 1105 38,48,6 8,76 Briney, Guy 7 Briney, Shelley 1105 38,49,50, 56,65 Brougher, Gary 1115 33 Brougher, Linda 195 42 Brown, Brian 1125 22,48,52,56, 57,58,64 Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown, ,Colleen 1105 38,49,61 , Gary 1105 38,57,5 8,59 , Karen 195 42,49 , Melissa 195 42,50 Sherrie 1105 38,49,50, 63,64 Brown, Val 1115 l7,20,33,50,60, 61,65 Bunker, Matt 1105 38,57 Bunker, Missey 1105 38,50,57 Bunker, Shelley 195 42 Burnside, Ronald 195 42 C Campbell, Vicki 1115 14,33,49, 50,51,52,53,57,58,60,61 Cardwell, David 1125 22,68,70 Carroll, Mildred 1105 38,50 Carroll, Robert 6,7 Christensen, Melody 195 17,41, 42 Clapshaw, Guy 1115 33,65,69 Clearwater, Ross 1125 22 Clearwater, Ted 195 42 Coburn, Mark 1115 33,48,49,53, 57,59 Coburn, Steve 195 42,57,76 Coghill, Carol 1105 38 Colvin, Kenneth 8,57 Cooper, Clyde 8,11 Cooper, Flora 8,11 Corey, Dennis 1125 22 Coty, Clyde 1115 33,53,68 Coty, Mike 1115 33,53,57,59,68 Cox, Rita 1125 22,56 Creviston, Steve 1105 38,57 Davidson, Cathy 1125 22,48,52, 60,61,63 Davies, Connie 1125 22,48,52, 53,59,64,65 Davies, John 1105 38,48,64,65, 76 DeCoite, Debbie 1125 22,49,50, 52,63,64,65,66 Deniston, Linda 1125 23,49,50, 63 Deniston, Teresa 1105 38 Dennett, Bruce 1105 38 Denney, Grace 8 Dickey, Judy 1115 33,50 Dickey, Marsha 195 42,50 Dickey, Ron 195 42,76 Dilley, Kathy 195 42 Dilk, Lesli1115 14,33,48,49, 50,52,60,61,64 Dixon, Dianna 1125 23,49,50,60, 61,63 Dixon, Vernon 7 Dodd, Nadine 1125.23,48,49,50, 52,61,64 Dokter, Pam 1125 23,49 Downey, Wayne 1105 38 Dunsmoor, BArbara1125 17,20, 23,49,5O,60,78 Dunsmoor, William 3,7 Eichner, Fred 195 42,57,59,76 Ekmam, Lenna1105 38,49,50,53, 57,58,61 Ekman, Rich 1115 33,57,59,76 Elcher, Marla 1125 14,16,28,50 Erickson, Roxanne 1105 38,48,49 50 Farrel, Karen 195 42,49,50,61, 65,66 Flemetis, Randy 1125 28,56,58, 63 Flementis, Rick 195 42,76 Flynn, Kathy 1125 28,49,50,60, 61.,64,65,66 Ford, Mark 195 41,42,76 Ford, Sherry 1115 14,2O,33,49, 50,60,61,65,75 Forsman, Charles 8 Fox, Dwayne 195 42 Freeman, Rance 195 42,57,76 Frost, Wayne 1105 38,57 Fuller, Jeraldine 195 43,50 Fuller, Jerry 1125 23,24,72 Fuller, Terry 195 42 Eykerud, Charlene 6 Fykerud, Mikael 1105 38,76 Gadbaw, Bill 195 42 Gadbaw, Janice 1115 33 Gailey, Vivian 1115 33,49,51, 60 Gall, Hershall 195 42 Garber, Mary Ellen 8 Garrett, Linda 195 42 Gates, Donald 8 Gauerke, Cheryl 195 42,50 Gauerke, Patty 1105 39,49,50 Gibbs, Patty 195 43,49,50 Girard, Kaye 1115 33,49,50,60, 65,66 Girard, Ken 1115 Glanschneg, Rita 1125 24,64 Glazier, Mitch 1115 33,56,65 Goodwin, Ella 1125 24,49,50,63 Goodwin, Lesley 1105 39 Greene, Karene 1105 39 Griffin, Jackie 1105 39,63 Grizby, Brenda 1115 33 Gudyka, Helen 195 43,49,50,60 Gudyka, Stella 1115 34,48,49, 52,60,61 Guernsey, Vergil 10,11 Guild, Georgia 11 Gurr, Joe 1125 24,56,58 Habersetzer, Collette 1125 24, 49,50,52,56,59,60,61,63,64 Haerling, Mike 1105 39,53,57, 58,5 9,68 Haerling, Vern 1115 34,5 3,60, 61,69,76 Hageman, Dean 1115 69 Hageman, Maxine 195 43,49 Hageman, Paula 1115 34,49,63 Halpin, Chris 1115 14,17,10, 34,48,53,69,73,82 Halpin, Clement 9,76 Halpin, Georgia 1125 14,24,48, 49,5O,52,60,61,75 Halpin, Mike 1101 17,37,39,57, 68,72,76 Hamilton, Douglas 191 43,56,57 Hampton, John 1121 24,53,76,82 Hampton, Roger 1101 39,76 Hansen, Cathy 1101 39,63 Hansen, Chris 1111 34,48 Harding, Skip 1121 24 Hatfield, Leslie 1121 25,49,56, 59 Heath, Demiy 191 43 Heath, Mickey 1111 34,53,69 Heidon, Phyllis 191 43 Heintz, Bonnie 1101 39,48,49, 50,61,64,65 Hill, Bill 191 43 Hindman, Mayme 10,11 Hoffer, Elaine 1101 39,49 Hoffer, Nancy 1121 14,25,48,49, 51,53,64,79 Hoffer, Rick 1111 20,34,49,53, 7 3,77,81,82 Holmes, Chris 1111 34,63 Holmes, Gene 1121 25 Holmes, Jerome 9 Holt, Herbert 11 Hosford, Howard 1101 39,76 Hubbard, Nancey 191 43 Hubbard, Steve 191 43,76 Hudnall, Bob 1101 39,69 Hughes, Terry 1101 39 Inglin, Steve 191 43,76 Islitzer, Harold 1111 34,57,59 Jackson, Deonne 1121 25 Jackson, Penny M. 1111 34,50 Jackson, Penny S. 1111 14,34, 49,50,57,59,60,61,64,65,66, 75 Jacobson, Georgia 191 43,49, 50,57 Jarmin, John 1101 39,57,59,76 Jarmin, Mike 1121 20,25,57 Jensen, Mike 1121 25 Johnson, Barbara 191 43 Johnson, Bill 191 43 Johnson, Darlene 1121 25,49, 50,56 Johnson, Darlene 191 43 Johnson, Gary 9,53,70 Johnson, Janis 1101 39,4S,53, 57,5S,60,61 Johnson, John 1101 39,53,57, 76,77 ,82 Johnson, Kit 1101 39 Johnson, Richard 191 43 Johnson, Ronald 1101 39 Johnston, Maretta 1101 39,5 3, 57,58 Jones, Diane 1101 39,50 Jones, Pete 191 43,56 Jones, Steven 1111 34,65 Jungar, Joyce 9,36 Jungar, Robert 9 I4 Kaivo, Charlene 1111 34,49,51, 64 Kamps, Richard 191 41,43,57,76 Keeton, Tim 1111 34,68 Kehoe, Patricia 191 43,49 Kelly, William 9,73,76 Kinder, Andrew 1101 39 Kindle, Robert 1101 39,53,77 Klein, William 191 43 Knotek, David 191 43,57,76 Knotek, Ron 1111 34 Kochopulos, Cheryl 1111 34,49, 50,64,65,75 Kochopulos, Melody 1121 25,49, 50,60,63 Konigsberger, Horst 1121 20,26, 49,52,60,61 Konigsberger, Vince 1111 20,34, 53,68,7 3,76 Kreitzer, June Kuhn, Jim 1101 39 Kuhns, Doris 7 Kusky, Jerry 191 9,43 Kusky, John 1121 26,63,64,65 Laird, Robert 1121 26 Land, Chet 1121 26 Langbraaten, David 1101 39 Langer, Laura 1111 34,49,50,60 Langer, Wanda 1121 26,53,60,63 Layman, Norma 191 43,50 Layman, Pat 1101 39 Lead, Cathey 191 43 Lead, Linda 1111 34,48,49,51, 63 Lee, Danny 1101 39 Lee, Eric 9 Lee, Mary 191 43,50,57,58,59, 60 Lee, Ron 1101 39 Lloyd, Mark 191 43,57,76 Lundquist, Florence 11 Lundquist, Karl 1121 26,53,69, 70,82 Lundy, Betty 191 43,49 m MacKenzie, Elsie 191 43,49,50, 56 MacKenzie, Judy 1111 34,56,58, 59,65,66 Maggard, Gary 191 43 Malone, Don 1111 53 Malone, Lorraine 1101 40,50, 63 Maneman, Gene 191 44,76 Maple, Darlene 1101 40,49,50, 57,5 8,59 Mathis, Gloriann 1111 16,20, 34,49,50,52,53,60,6l,63,64, 65,66 Mathis, Marsha 1111 49,50 Mathis, Mikel 191 44 Maxweu, Randi 1101 40,49,50, 56,58,59,64,65 May, Gary 1121 17,53 May, Wanda 1101 40,49,50 Mayes, Sharon 1121 27,49,52,56 58,59,64,65 McCoy, Deane 9 McCully, Mike 191 43 McCully, Patti 1101 39 McDowell, Deborah 1101 39,50, 65,66 McDowell, Jon 1121 26 McDowell, Nancy 1101 39,49,50 57,59 McDowell, Ron 1101 39 McGuire, Duane 1101 40,48,57, 58,59,65 McGuire, LaRue 11 McGuire, Mike 1121 26 McKinney, Janet 1101 l6,17,37, 40,48,49,50,57,58,61 McKinney, Linda 191 4l,43,49, 5O,53,57,58,59,60,61 McKinney, Mike 1111 14,17,34, 48,49,53,57,59,69,72,76 McMurry, Kevin 1101 40,53,65 McMurry, Roberta 191 43,65 McVey, David 1101 40 McVittie, Greg 1101 37,40 Mee, Flori 191 41,44,49 Melberg, Beulah 9 Mestrovich, Candice 191 44,49, 50 Mieshbuhler, Belle 7 Miller, Bruce 191 44,76 Miller, Mark 191 44,76 Millican, Marleen 191 44,49,50 Millican, Maureen 1121 1O,27, 49,5O,6O,61,65,66,79 Millican, Toby 1111 34 Morgan, Jerry 1111 34,48,52,64 Morris, Karen 191 44,49,50 Morris, Randy 1101 40,68 Moseley, Mike 1121 27,53,69,70 Mouncer, Albert 1111 20,35,48, 53,57,59,60,61,64,68,76 Mouncer, George 7 Murphy, Susan 191 44 I1 Nelson, Joe 1111 35,57,76 Nevitt, Jeff1121 27,52,53,64, 76 Nevitt, Leslie 191 44,76 Nevitt, Ohiey 10 Nevitt, Rosslyn 1101 40,49,50, 56,58,59 Nichols, Bob 1101 40 Nichols, Mike 1121 27 Nicpon, Steve 1111 Nicpon, Tim 1101 40 Nieland, Bill 191 44,76 Noyes, Terryl1111 35 O Ogden, Joanne 10 Olsen, Scott 1101 37,40,48,57, 68,76 Orkney, Jim 1101 40,76 Ostman, Randy 1111 14,35,48, 69,76,8l Owens, Dr. Lester 7 Padgett, Jim 191 44,76 Padgett, Loretta 1121 27,52, 6O,61,63 Patterson, Greg 191 44 Patterson, Vern ll Paul, Eddie 191 44 Peeples, Gene 1111 20,35,48, 57,5 8,59 Plummer, Hilds 1101 40,49, Porter, Kay 1121 l6,27,53,57,58 I2 Ragan, Mike 1121 28 Ragan, Steve 191 44 Rinehart, Carla 1111 35,50,64 Rinehart, Doug 1121 28,52,53, 60,61,64,77 . Rinehart, Linda 191 44,50 Roberts, Pete 1121 28,68,70, 82 Robinson, Roger 1111 35 Rogers, Pat 1101 40,68,72 Rosentangle, Andrea 1121 28,48, 49,50,52,60,61,75 Rosentangle, John 1121 16,17, 20,28,53,69,70,72,73,82 Ruckles, Patricia 191 44,49 Rutherford, Ernest 1101 40 Rye, Becky 1101 40,50 S Salvadalena, Gerry 10,69,70 Schalka, Gary 1101 40,68,76 Schriver, Robbie 1111 35,50,60 Sedy, Richard 1101 40 Sedy, Sandra 1121 28,48,50,56 Seehafer, Carol 1101 37,40,48, 49,50,61 Seehafer, Ron 1121 28,69,70, 82 Senn, Kristine 1101 16,40,49, 50 Settlemyre, Lance 1121 28,60, 61,63 Settlemyre, Marsha 191 41,44, 49,50,57,58 Shortt, Kenneth 1101 40 Shortt, Sandy 191 44,49,50 Sill, Cyndy 1121 29,56 Sill, Susan 1111 35,48,56,61 Smilie, Vicki 1111 35,49,50, 56,59,60,61,63 Smith, Alan 191 44,76 Smith, Cheryl 1101 37,40,48,49, 50 Smith, Lori 191 44,50,65,66 Smith, Marilyn 1121 16,20,29, 48,49,50,60,6l Snodgrass, Susie 1121 29,60,61, 63 Somero, Leona 1111 35,48,57 Somero, Mary 191 44,57 Sowa, Jerry 1101 40 Sowa, Terry 1111 35 Stark, Terry 1111 17,20,35,48, 53,68,72,81,82 Stepp, Bob 112129 Storey, Rod 1101 40,57,69 Stritmatter, Dan 1101 40,57, 59,65 ,69 Stritmatter, Larry 7 Strozyk, Conrad 7 Strozyk, Kathryn 1111 16,20,35 48,49,50,60,6l Strumski, Jeff 11 11 35,76 Strumski, Pete 1121 29,48,57, 58,59,69,70 Strumski, Ralph 191 44,76 Swanson, Jim 1101 40,53,73 Sweeney, Mike 1111 35,48,49, 53,57,59,65,77 Thumm, Wanda 1101 40,50 robiason, rim 1121 16,29,53,S7, 59,68,70,73 Totten, Ben 191 41,44,76 Totten, Susan 1121 16,29,53,63 Transue, Devon 1111 35,56,65 Trent, Charlotte 191 44 Turner, Beth 1101 40,48,49,50, 57,6l,65 V Vadset, Byron 10,72,81 Vadset, Fredrica 10 Vanderslice, Janet 1111 35,49, 50,56,57,5 8,60 VanRooy, Kenneth 11 Vaughn, Clay 11 Vaughn, Robert 1111 35,48 Vetter, Ken 1101 40,57 Vetter, Richard 1121 29,48,57, 5 8,61,64,69,70 Vetter, Tom 1111 35,57,58,59, 77 W Waara, Lois 10 Wahl, Jon 10,69,70,81,82 Walde, Steve 191 44 Walker, Gary 191 44,57,76 Walker, Gayle 191 16,41,44,50, 60,61 Walker, Greg 1121 l7,30,69,70 Warjone, Sandra 10 Wamstadt, Lynn 10 Weathers, Toni 1121 l4,17,20, 30,52,5 8,64 Webber, Cheryl 1101 40,49,50, 61 Webber, Sandra 191 44,49,50 Westerback, Sherri 1121 30,49, 50,5 3,57,59 Westerback, Terri 1121 30,49, 50,53,57,59,63 White, Ruth 1121 30,50,51,53, 57,58,60,61 Williams, Emily 10 Williams, John 191 44 Wilson, Michele 1111 35,49 Wilson, Mike 1101 40 Wood, John 1121 20,30,52,53, 65,69,70 Woodbury, Sheryl 1111 35 Wray, Donna 1111 35 Wrona, Gary 1121 14,20,30,53, 63,68,70,73,82 Wrona, Gayle 1101 37,40,49,50 Wrona, Lorraine 7 Gloriann receives the short end of life. 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