Ridgefield High School - Oralue Yearbook (Ridgefield, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1967 volume:

Presenting The Forty-Seventh Omlue Of I I Ridgefield High School 1967 I I Q' ,X Y ...mu -'V X9 xl sz , + ' 'I Wx 0, 1 - I 1 I Xxx N xxx N, ' I am- EN I f f l I -'CW ASSOCIATE EDITOR ELOISE THORNBERRY F oreword This year was basically the same as any high school year: we studied- had fun, experienced sad moments of trial and error. School friendships began, flourished, and sometimes died. There were games and dancesg slumber parties and picnicsg voices were hoarse from Spuddette rooting and singing. There were moments of glory for some of us in sports, music and drama. All shared the hopeless reality of examinations and deadlines, the semester gradesg the noontime rush. These impressions are only a few that were packed into this full year. Credit for the production of this book goes to the Oralue Staff. The Staff, however, has furnished only the outlines of the story that we find when we turn these pages filled with warm smiles of friendship and many happy recollections. The rest is up to the individual. Underclassmen who return to RHS in the fall will continue to keep up the high standards of the school and strive for even greater improvement. Graduates will go their separate ways using the knowledge and experience gained here to reach their successes. It is not today that we will appreciate the ORALUE. Tomorrow, when it is not so easy to think back on l967, we will treasure the memories this book has stored for us. o 3 E 5 Laliene Wray a,,a::1,f M sin. It A was Dedication It is a very difficult task to put into words our feelings toward our secretary. She is always willing to be a friend and help us Whenever we need it. We realized more than ever before how much she means to us when she worked at the grade school for a short time this year. As an expression of our appreciation, We Wish to dedicate the 1967 Oralue to Mrs. LaRene Wray. In order that other students may benefit from her friendship, We hope Mrs. Wray will be a part of Ridgefield High School for many years to come. 5 NOVEMBER 1 Instrumental Concert 4 End of First Quarter 10 Senior Class Play 11 Veterans Day - Holiday 17 Parent-Teacher Conferences Open House 22 Father-Daughter Dinner 24-25 Thanksgiving Vacation i fri: 5 A ' , V A ,af A JANUARY 12 Drama Class Production Sealowitz Conference 13 G.A.A. Dance 14 F.F.A. Hayride 20 End of First Semester Junior Class Dance 1966-67 SEPTEMBER 6 9 14 22 23 OCTOBER 1 7 8-10-11 21 22 School Begins Football Jamboree at Washougal National School Assembly Class Pictures Harvest Ball Washington Pre-College Test National School Assembly Senior Portraits Homecoming Washington Pre-College Test DECEMBER G-'D 2 3 5 14 16 17 20 23 24-3 29-30 Lettermen's Initiation Basketball Jamboree at Washougal National School Assembly F.H.A. Faculty Tea F.H.A. Caroling at the Rest Home Wassail Hour Christmas Concert Christmas Dance Christmas Vacation Christmas Invitational Basketball Jamboree at Washougal Highlights FEBRUARY 3 Tolo 9 Band Concert 10-11 Sub-district Wrestling at Evergreen 16 Honor Society Initiation Sweetheart Banquet District Wrestling at Kelso 22 Washington's Birthday - Holiday 23 Choir Concert 24 Sophomore Class Dance State Wrestling at Ellensburg 25 National Merit Test 27 High School-College Relations Conference MAY 2 Campus Day 5 Mother-Daughter Tea 6 Trico Track at Washougal 13 junior-Senior Prom Sub-district Track at Columbia River 18 F.F.A. Banquet 20 District Track at Chehalis 26 State Track Meet 28 Baccalaureate 29 Commencement 30 Memorial Day - Holiday IUNE 1 Last Day of School MARCH 11 13 17 23 24-25 APRIL 4-6 8 12-13 14 18 25 JUNE 1 Massed Music Groups at LaCenter Clackamas High School Youth Circus Service Club Dance National School Assembly End of Third Quarter Spring Vacation ITED for Juniors Group Music Festival at Columbia River Junior Class Play ASB Elections Armed-Services for Seniors Spring Music Concert Last Day of School Y .H-nf.-fr.. 1 .Hamm rg, iff Sv.-A gy m .xx-if , , wvxm im , . M., fa-gfm-f,E:,11-:4,g,,gF1g':-asww mea Qvxx 0 u ' MW vir- '- N ,,Mfg.Wm.mJ..,.,,,? W M ,W m .wW , , w mE Wg MW - - -Q :W ggm uw wp WA MWM MW ' 4 ' . , A g. fm W fr N-1we. 5 ESS! L 'rw' f+'W'm?1 friflwl .1ff'1i1'5if3f' MW? ' HM Nf'f Q2W?G i2?'MJf 'v. f-Qiifw E. 1 UP! wa-A. -'VT M ' fl ' M i'!'Z A-www. gximwx X, MMM A + , MW . X .g Wqwqgfnfx Wm ,,..1q-K , Nffgfgff-H Nga: Wugyw, We -- W A pf J ,K Nw, . . M Sp 1 . 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WM Www , WMM W- ., 3 , M ,, '32 4, ' '! E I xg, fn M +L, ,A in WV? ' f RIDGEFIE LD HIGH SCHOOL Although Woodland always favors Her shades of natures green and Vaneouverites do labor as their crimson hue is seen. Still We love our eolors clearer. Give them the honor due To the Oralue the wearer of the Grange and the Blue. Table Of Contents Administration Aoaclernios .......... ......... Athletics ......... Organizations ....... ......... Aotioities ........ Classes ......... Seniors ......... Adoertisin g ........ ......... Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Superintendentfs' Message The senior high experience represents more than the mere accumulation of factual knowledge on the part of the student. It must also aid you in the development of ,S your personal philosophy - which is a de- ll termination of where you are going and how you are going to get there. We sincerely hope, therefore, that you will permit us to assist you in determining your personal, as Well as your vocational objectives. We believe that you all should and can be contributing members of our society. William A. Greene, Superintendent School Board members this year include: Walter Claiborne Ray Ellis Roy Garrison, jr. Donald Kemper Roger Stine William Greene, Superintendent Donna jones, Clerk School Board Donna jones, District Clerk 1 2 Prineipafs Message The great Writer Carlyle Wrote, Happiness is a fractiong the numerator is What you have, the denominator is what you want. Rich people aren't always happy, for they almost always Want more than they have. Many people are smart enough not to Want what they can't have. It is surprising how happy they are. Of course they are ambitious and energetic and Want things they can have and enjoy getting them. The big idea is to have a purpose for your life that includes such important things as: Learning to be of real service in the worldg Working for those things that help people be their bestg Building for yourself security, so that you not only will be able to take care of yourself, but will also be able to help others. If you will work toward your purpose with all the resources you have and not Worry about things you can't have, you are likely to be a very happy person--the kind of a person people like to be around. Congratulations to the Oralue staff for their dedicated efforts toward the publication of this history-in-pictures and, to the graduating class members, We add our sincere wishes for successful future accomplishments. Lester Greear I 3 Wayne Ball, Principal Vice Principal HH. . Teachers 1956-67 A H Mr. Ackley Mrs. Ackley Biology, Chemistry English Journalism is si Mrs. Berkey Mr. Blair English Agriculture Science 14 345, 'f A V Mr. Burris Mr. Burton Librarian English Drama, Speech -iNY,,,. -u , xx Mr. Cole Mr. Collins Physics, Science Science Social Studies P. E., Health Miss Defenbaugh Mr. Gustafson Senior Social Studies Bus. Math, Prac. Math, Algebra World History Psychology I5 E c X Xl i Mr. Hyatt Mr. jacobus English Wash. History, Wld. Geography Civics, Economics Sociology , Mr. Kellar Mrs. Kellar Band, Choir Art P. E., Health x -nb if ff Mrs. Kortes Mr. Massie English, German U.S. History P. E. , Health 16 Mr. McRae Industrial Arts .as in Mr. Reichelt Geometry, Algebra Trig, Math Analysis Mr. Traurnan Spanish QM' U Mrs. Ramey Home Economics IL. Mrs. Tooke Commercial Mr. Wilson Math, Science The bus drivers were Mrs. Temme, Mr. Heniken, Mr Bossen, Mr. Conyne, Mrs. Pietz, Mr. Throop, Mr. Hastings, Mr. Woods, and Mr. Harris. AB Officers ASB President Dennis jones X19 ASB Secretary zz it Q yi 2 X ASB Vice President Marty Warner Janice Logan f NN ASB Treasurer Diana Niemann ,,, mi, Members of Student Council this year included, back row: Michele Claiborne, Tom Meyer, Dennis Niemann, Cary Rominger, Greg Sonney, Mike Humphrey, Dave johnson, jeff Nelson, jim Rinta, Noreen Cierloff, Ceorgiana Lentz, Mary Baker, and Paula Duncan. Front row: Eloise Thornberry, Diane Niernann, Treasurer, Marty Warner, Vice-President, Dennis jones, President, Janice Logan, Secretary, Arelyne Abernathy, and Shirley Eiesland. Student Council One of the long-range goals of Student Council this year was to earn money to finance a foreign exchange student. Student Council sponsored the Wassail Hour at Christmas and presented the Clackamas High School Youth Circus. For the third year in a row, the Stu- dent Council organized Campus Day, which was a success. Several members of the coun- cil also provided a sign for the site of our new high school. One of Student Council's money-making projects this year was presenting the Clackamas High Youth Circus. 21 ational School Ssemblies Clark Metcalf, a classical guitarist who possesses a humorous personality, played a Variety of foreign musical selections and demonstrated amazing ver- satility of the guitar. Danny Welton, a very talented harmonica virtuoso, played a variety of old and new songs for our stu- dent body. 22 ,Qt- Dr. No-yong Park, a lecturer and Harvard post-graduate of Chinese descent, spoke on the values of education and the threats of communism. Girls Of The Month Swmggu Q cg gg cgxg 2 xwgg Marc ,XX-Nw ig 2e:, QB Q26 CSE Q ' ? l Z CX C8 68 Q6 Q QW H145 if QQ 5 C85 S, Y ., A 88 E81 Vicki 952 lag C33 gage Q? Q Q ShEr1ey Q as QQ we gk W Q QB x Elma? W n F Q wnegbefx 48 k a gif ggi ational H onor Society Top Ton 1. Janice Logan 2. Larry Bartel 3. Marty Warner 4. jim Rinta 5. Jeff Sevier 6. David Oertli 7. Carol Hegge 8. Diana Niemann 9. Jay Tabor 10. Tom Hudson Front Row: Nancy Boutwell julie Nelson Sec. -Shirley Eiesland Pres. -Jim Rinta V.PreS. -Tom Hudson Diana Niemann Eloise Thornberry Back Row: Sharon Lawhead Noreen Gierloff Dave New Mike Ellis Adv. -Mr. Burris Larry Bartel Marty Warner jeff Sevier David Oertli Janice Logan Ann Olson Special Awards Valedictory Award Janice Logan Salutatory Award Larry Bartel R.E.A. Scholarship Gretchen Guthmiller - S200 Union Ridge-South Ridge P. T. A. Marty Warner - S125 Mary Larson - 575 F . H. A. Scholarship Georgiana Lentz - 3200 Vicki Wiseman - S200 Clark College Scholarship Patsy Throop - 55330 Ridgefield Alumni Association Sch Larry Bartel - 55100 F.T.A. Scholarship Diana Neimann - S100 Edith E. Nicholson Scholarship Janice Logan - S400 Larry Bartel - 35300 Marty Warner - S300 Pacific Woodtreating Corp. Colleg Alan Landerholm - 51,000 Citizenship Award Shirley Eiesland Marty Warner Hall of Fame Awards-- Football - Dennis jones Wrestling - Dave Smith Track - Dan Smith Baseball - jack Anderson Tennis - Shirley Eiesland Vocal Music - Dave johnson Instrumental Music - Bob Wolf Service - Arelyne Abernathy journalism - Georgiana Lentz 25 Scholarship olarship e Scholarship Awards Assembly Service Club is an important part of RHS. l n ,ily fr ' s . , I Georgiana Lentz earned the journalism award. f M.. . r. A. fi Q f,g A , V - - ' si- fu ffl Em' I , Q ' A li ,lf 5 F , ' 5 . xg V 1 , lr, lf ..' .ff 'A , ,MJ L 3 Golf was a new sport this year. Mr. McRae and Mr. Fritz are presented with honorary Letternien's membership. 26 The Future Nurses worked hard this year. r ri 1 K i Qi? ...QS Mr. Kellar presents Janice Logan and Mike Ellis with special band awards . 1-. Kei- fr N., 4' A D HQ , , I , 'a.a ! wif. .-1 This year's Spudder team: top row left to right, Mr. Hyatt, assistant coach, Tom Hudson, manager, Roger jones, jack Anderson, jim Rinta, jeff Nelson, Dennis jones, Dave Foust, Mike Humphrey, Dan Smith, Dave Smith, Dave johnson, Nick Anderson, Don Wallace, Bob Wolf, Larry Bartel, Bill Strick- land, Mr. Collins, head coach. Bottom row, Dave Berry manager, jerry Bochart, Tim Wray, Bill McCourtney, Fred Crabb, jim Hopkins, Dan Spencer, Steve Brewer, Tom Meyer, Ron Churchman, john Rose, Lee Burris, Greg McAndrew, Robert Reagan, Rick Forsberg, Kirk Schmitz, Tom Vaughn, Bob Morris, Roger Taylor, manager. Message F rom The Coach Thirty-two boys started the season in September with a jamboree at Washougal. When the dust had settled and the points were counted, Ridgefield had placed second, winning one and losing one. The regular season was marked with a lot of hard work, moments of triumph and despair. Although not blessed with a great win-loss record, the Spudder fans were treated to eight hard fought games with many not being decided until the last few seconds of the game. The high point of the season was a trip to Sherwood, Oregon and a 26-13 victory over the Bowmen. Football if ,ff L Gridmen awaiting action 29 Seasonfs Record Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Hudson Bay j.V. 's Woodland Cispus job Corps White Salmon Washougal Stevens on Sherwood Castle Rook We won't let you get away this time. is J 1+ W4 fn, ,fr I ff I Q .- f ff 1 , 1 , if Inspirational Award Dave johnson if rw Wu... Front Row: Coach Mr. jacobus, Manager Dan Hayden. Back Row: john Krause, jerry Lander, jack Anderson, Tom Meyer, Dennis jones, Roger jones, Dan Smith, Nick Anderson, jeff Banks, Tim Wray, jim Hopkins, Greg Sonney. Coachas M essage The task of writing a run-down on the past season's basketball team is often an easy and enjoyable one. However, such is not the case this year. A season record of two wins and fourteen losses makes it a difficult task. One doesn't enjoy writing about unpleasant experiences and this has certainly been one for everyone involved--players coaches, cheerleaders, fans, etc. Nobody likes to lose. It would be easy to make excuses, to rationalize, we were small, inexperienced, hurtby injuries to key players, etc. But nothing erases the fact that it was a poor sea- son and the less said about it the better. Were it not for the injuries to jack Anderson and Dan Smith-and the illness of jeff Banks--all experienced men--the season's record might have been different. Nothing takes the place of varsity experience. The prospects for next year are brighter. We will have experienced regulars to build the team around. Now, if cach of the players will grow about four inches during the summer. . . 3, ffffw Basketball Battle for control. The action gets tough as the Spudders vie for the ball 33 jeff Banks served as captain of the Spudders this year. Seasorfs Record Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Toutle Lake Toutle Lake Kalania Stevens on Washou gal Washougal Castle Rock Stevens on Woodland Washou gal White Salmon Kalama Stevenson Woodland White Salmon Castle Rock Action under the basket at the Trico Jamboree. The Spuddette section provides spirit at the Jambo PSC. The junior Varsity team this year included, left to right: Mr. Massie, coach, Bill Strickland, Bob jacobus, Mike Andrews, Rick Avery, Don Knutson, David Tipton, Fred Ford, Dave Almarras, jack Erwin, Pat Gonzales, Mike Gonzales, Torn Kane, Ron Penfield, manager. On the junior High Team this year were, back row, left to right, Mr. Hyatt, coach, Chuck Avery, Doug Hayden, Doug Anderson, jim Goodnight, Robert Reigel, Roy Gosney, Dennis Lang, Mr. Reichelt, eighth grade coach. Bottom row, Greg johnson, Robert Krause, Roger Righter, jon Strickland, David Chicks, john Hayden, Gary johnson, joe Kamps, manager. 35 Would you believe-- Dave enjoys this spot? Wrestlers In Action Right: Woops and over he goes! Fred works hard to pin his man. 36 Outstanding Records sub-district Dave Smith and Dan Spencer-Champions, 2nd place--Bob Ball, Bob Wolf, and Orrin Hatcher. District--Champions Orrin Hatcher and Dave Smith 4th place Bob Ball, and Bob Wolf Independent Free Style Tournament Champion Orrin Hatcher 2nd place Dan Spencer and Dave Smith. Below: back row, Steve Claiborne, Tom Richardson, Roger Taylor, john Dybdahl, Bob Wolf, Dave Smith, Fred Crabb, Bob Morris, Bill McCourtney, Dan Spencer, Tom Vaughn, lim Thompson, Lee Buris, Coach Collins, Front row, Gene Nedrow, Cliff Berry, Mike Settles, john Rose, Steve Brewer, jim Evans, Orrin Hatcher, Robert Reagan, Bob Smith, Bob Ball, Arnold Carnbell, Eugene Barhite, Dave New, Doug Hatcher, Gary Yinger Togetherness! 1966-67 Wrestlers Worked Hard Coaelfs Message Pride, dedication, and hustle are three words which best describe the 1966-67 wrestling team. The early season record didn't look very promising as the Spudders lost two of their first three league matches. However, the desire to excel was never lost and the spudders came back to defeat both teams they had lost to earlier in the season. The final team record was 6-2 and the tie for the Trico League Championship. After the regular season the wrestlers brought more honor to Ridge- field by placing second in the Sub- district tournament and third in the district tournament just one point away from second. The tournament record was even impressive in that Ridgefield was in competition with eleven AA schools. Two wrestlers, Dave Smith and Orrin Hatcher qualified for the state meet at Ellensberg. y Bill Mcflourtney, Senior, 148 lb. and Dan Spencer 141 lb. Q Varsity Wrestlers Bob Wolf, Senior, Heavy weight, and Dave Smith, Senior, 194 lb. 38 Bob Ball 115 lb. and Arnold Campbell 106 lb. Robert Reagan 136 lb. and Bob Smith 123 lb Varsity Wrestlers Orrin Hatcher Senior 1 30 lb. and Jim Evans, Senior, 141 lb. Bob Morris 157 lb. and Fred Crabb 168 lb. 39 -.ft I ... 4. .ar - -1 Front left to right: Robert Wallace, Dave Chicks, Reg Ancheta, Dave New, John Krause, Tim Wray, Nick Anderson, Dan Smith, jerry Bochart, Alan Landerholm, Marty Warner, Steve Harris, Tom Meyer, jim Evans, Dave Ellis, and Tom Richardson. Back: Gary Rominger, Fred New, Doug Hayden, Robert Krause, jack Ander- son, Merle Gordon, Bob Reagan, Dave Allmaras, Rick Avery, Kirk Schmitz, Mike Ellis, Tom Hudson, Dave johnson, Bill Strickland, jim Goodnight, Doug Anderson, Ira Harris, jim Barhitte, jerry Harris, Bret Miles, jim Anderson, Gary Brooks, George Throop, and Coach Massie. .11 ' W .ff Xi .x I, , ,., ha, h z., W 57? ll , u l 5 u N ',a 1777 R -dvi k james Barhitte, above, and Dan Smith, left, both went to the State Track Meet this year. i 40 T rack R. H.S. had a successful track season from several standpoints. The team members Worked exceptionally hard this season. Several of our runners were hindered by sore muscles and other ailments, much of which Was due to wet, cold Weather. Two members of the team qualified for the State Meet in Ellensburg. Dan Smith steadily improved in the discus. His best mark was l52 feet 7 inches, which gave him a first place at the district meet. Some bad luck at State kept Dan from placing as high as he might have. james Barhitte placed fifth at State in a time of 10:06. james, also, holds the 2 mile records at the Sub- Trico, Trico, and Subdistrict meets. UW Www A LITTLE EFFORT. Mike Ellis heaves the shotput in a local meet. ALMOST LIKE FLYING. Kirk Schmitz, left, and Robert Reagan, right, participate in the hurdles. 41 YOUR TURN, Nick Anderson hands the baton WEE! Rick Avery is a whiz at the long to Reg Ancheta in the relay event. jump. ,ix .3 ' 'f if 'R - Xf! 'ff ' 'gerrggl if ' f vi is Q Battle Ground - State Deaf School Ridgefield - La Center - Ridgefield - La Center - Kalania - Castle Rock - Ridgefield - White Salmon - SEASONS RECORD 71 ifz 31 ifz 28 3 120 22 12 71 57 30 Washougal Ridgefield - Stevenson - Sub -Trico Woodland Ridgefield Castle Rock Trico 4th Place Subdistrict 4th Place Baseball H 925415 The 1967 Spudder baseball team included: Mr. Greear, coach, Cliff Berry, manager, Tom Kane, Bob Smith, Gary Yinger, Mike Gonzales, Nick Anderson, Roy Gosney, Dennis Niemann, Dave Berry, Kirk Schmitz, Dave Faust, Jack Anderson, jerry Lander, Chuck Avery, Jim Davenport, Fred Ford, jerry Francis, john Hayden, Greg Sonney, john Rose, Pat Gonzales, Larry Bauski, manager. 4.-.un-f-'4-f HTT4 f f F A. F l, ggi X it at ig, , 5' fy ' ' at 3' ' WA f'lfK .z . F , ,lb fi! 43 oachps Message The defending Trico League Baseball champs started the 1967 baseball season with three returning starters from the previous year. lnexperienced yet very Willing to Work and improve, the Spudders turned into championship con- tenders. The last day of the regular league season found the Spudders in a three Way tie with Woodland and Castle Rock. Woodland Won two games, and Ridgefield split, giving Woodland the championship and Ridgefield second place. For the first time in five years, the Spudders were not in the Trico playoff. With only three seniors on this year's team, We are looking forward to next year. -fd SEASON'S RECORD RIDGE FIELD 6 Battle Ground RIDGEFIE LD 2 Battle Ground RIDGEFIE LD O Rainier RIDGEFIELD 2 La Center RIDGEFIE LD 11 Kalama RIDGE PIE LD 4 Camas RIDGEFIE LD 4 Columbia River RIDGE FIE LD 6 Woodland RIDCEFIE LD 1 Castle Rock RIDGE PIE LD 7 Kalama RIDCEFIE LD 4 Kalama RIDCEFIELD 6 La Center RIDGEFIE LD l Woodland RIDGEFIE LD 0 Woodland RIDGEFIELD 5 Castle Rock RIDGEFIE LD 4 Castle Rock l 44 Senim Stars Of,67 . - v Q M V .QQ Y ,, if ' X if ?'i T jack Anderson jerry Lander 2 W My 4, A r ,. xx, A, ll 1 - , TT is f.....-L.-...Je- ' .J 3 Na, X 5 lf 4l - f Af' 'ff inn Jerry Francis Dave FZLUSK 45 T ennfis v-f-- P NL...- MARY ANN ?i.-l JACKI NOREEN IUUE 1: I Y GAI L Front Row: Carolyn Worthington, Jocklyn Ball, Connie Evans, Wendy Volgamore, Diane Mahurin, Sylvia Fradenburg. Back Row: Kim Krawsky, Margaret Meyer, Debra Schmit, Gail Cousins, Marci Royle, Anita Temme, Mrs. Kellar. , D Q X . xi i SEASON'S RECORD Castle Rock Ctherej Sentralia ftherej Ihehalis ftherej Zastle Rock ftherej tevenson Chereb Won Lost Tied X X X X X COACH 'S MESSAGE This year saw a field of tough opponents and longer trips than last for the R. H.S. girls' tennis team. We were determined and presented a challenge back. Of a total of 4 U2 Varsity matches, We had an even Win-loss record. At sub-district, Paula and Mary Ann won their first singles' rounds, as did Gail and Shirley in doubles, but lost their second matches and were eliminated at that point. The second doubles' team did not place. Spirit and enthusiasm were high all season, showing the mainstay for one of the tennis team's best years. Our fond farewell to three good senior players: Paula, Vicki, and Shirley. 47Q,f F L57,e!fafz.f olf li Left to right: Rick Benefit, Bob Ball, Mike Dixon, Ron Penfield, Dan Spencer, Larry Hilberg, john Sturrock, Coach jacobus, Bob Schulz, Gene Lang, jerry Lander, Dennis Lang, Chris Corbett, and Doug Hatcher. Coach 'S Message This was the first year for golf as an interscholastic sport at Ridgefield High School. Golf is a team sport with players on the team and in competition. They play a round of golf and add up the total score for all five players on each team. The team With the lowest total score Wins the match and the golfer who has the lowest individ ual score is called the medalist , Most matches are played with three or four teams participating. In our eight matches this season, We were able to place lst once se cond four times, and third three times. Also, Ron Penfield, who was our number one golfer with a 47. l average, Won medalist honors in three of the eight matches W feel that this was an excellent showing for a first year team. WW April April April April Woodland Ridgefield Castle Rock Ridgefield Woodland Columbia Riv Evergreen IV Ridgefield Castle Rock Woodland Ridgefield Castle Rock C Season's Record 275 April 20 Woodland 290 Columbia River IV 293 Ridgefield 232 April 26 Columbia River IV 251 Ridgefield Castle Rock 248 Kelso JV 256 276 April 28 Columbia River 299 Ridgefield Woodland 245 249 May 3' - Woodland 270 Castle Rock 48 Ridgefield J' Front row: Peggy Roth, Reg Ancheta, Georgiana Lentz, Eloise Thornberry, Connie Evans. Back row: Donna Zimmerly, Vickie Wiseman, Naomi Royle, Bettie Bramlett, Mr. Burris, advisorg Linda Lentz, Mary Larson, Sue Goodnight. Omlue Staff Peggy lays out a page. . . . . while Donna types one up. 50 Front row: jay Tabor, Ken Baker, Tom Meyer, Mrs. Ackley, advisorg jim Dudder. Second row: Shirley Eiseland, Wendy Volgamore, Ardith Duncan, Linda Lentz, Betty Bramlett. Third row: Wanda Beers, Judy Guerra, Mary jane Pullen, Karen Christensen, Celia Ward. Fourth row: Rod Penfield, Angie Shoer, Linda Berry, Janice Kalmbach, Ramona Hutchison, Gayle Cousins. ' Spuddaricm Tom fleftj and Linda work hard on an edition. '1i?Qlf y. 5 V s . a Q ... 51 staff The hard working Spuddarian Staff was under the direction of Mrs. Ackley, Advisorg jini Dudder and Tom Meyer, co-Editors . Linda Berry was the High Times editor for news -paper and Ardith Duncan was chosen as the Assistant Editor. irlsi League Girls' League officers for this year included: Margaret Royle, Senior Representativeg Karen Lahti, junior Reprewnratives MPS- Kortes, Advisorg Michele Claiborne, Presidentg Mary Pfeifer, Secretaryg Ann Olson, Vice -Presidentg Linda Janes, Treasurerg Debbie O'Brien, Sophomore Representativeg and Bonnie Claiborne, Freshman Representative. is ,, ,fggzm ,.,- I up A ., ,,,, X C S Ig - - - The girls of Ridgefield High were kept busy with numerous Girls' League activities this year. In the fall they sponsored the Big- Little Sister Party and the Father Daughter Dinner. In the spring came Tolo and the Mother-Daughter Tea. The girls also succeeded in bringing their treasury out of the hole this year hy several projects. All of the Girls' League officers attended conferences in Washougal and Olympia in the spring. Yvonne, Ann, and Mary get ready for tolo. 52 E Front Row: Mrs. Ackley, Adv. 3 Mary Larson, Sec. 5 Dave johnson, Pres. 3 Sharon Lawhead, V. Pres. 5 Nick Anderson. 2nd Row: Sue jackson, Tim Wray, Vicki Wiseman, Dan Spencer, Shirley Eiesland. 3rd Row: jack Erwin, Greg Sonney, jim Thompson, Peggy Roth, Diana Niemann. 4th Row: Marci Royle, Vicki Martin, Dave New, Ann Olson, Nancy Anderson. 5th Row: Georgiana Lentz, Linda Lentz, Connie Evans, Betty McCourtney, jerry Lander. 6th Row: Chris Mongrain, Pat Hering. F.T.A. junior and Senior members of F .T.A. learned through ex- perience by student teaching at Union Ridge and South Ridge this spring. A banquet was held for F.T.A. Clubs from the sur- rounding schools. Teachers were honored with coffee and cake during Teachers' Week. Pro- ceeds from the apple machine Went toward an F .T.A. Scholar- ship to further the education of a worthy Senior F.T.A. member - EB' 5 Dave teaches a fifth grader to spell. 53 Mary reads to a second grade class. Varsity Cheerleaders joel-clyn Ball julie Nelson Nancy Boutwell Head Cheerleader Shirley Eiesland 54 Vicki Wiseman Front left to right: jocklyn Ball, Nancy Boutwell, and Shirley Eiesland. Back: julie Nelson and Vicki Wiseman. Drill Team Front left to right: Kathy Boutwell, Dena Studdard, Cathy Coleman, Connie Evans, Kathy Spencer, and Debbie Brooks. Back: Linda Baker, Arelyne Abernathy, Margaret Meyer, Barbara Olson, Linda Hutchison, and Lawanna Harper. 55 Spuddettes Row 1: Mrs. Kellar, Advisor, Cathy Humphrey, Debbie Hayden, Paula Duncan, Pat Hering, Noreen Gierloff, Gayle Cousins. Row 2: Sue Hansen, Connie Evans, Dena Studdard, Bettie Bramlett, Linda Lentz, Georgiana Lentz, Karen Lahti. Row 3: Angie Schoen, Kathy Boutwell, Sue jackson, Debbie O'Brien, Vicki Martin, Eloise Thornberry, Darcy Duncan, Ann Olson. Row 4: Wanda Beers, Lawanna Harper, Linda Berry, Patsy Throop, Ramona Hutchison, Sharon Lawhead, Michele Clairborne, Linda Hutchison. Row 5: jocklyn Ball, Nancy Boutwell, Vicki Wiseman, Shirley Eiesland, julie Nelson, jacke Sevier, Marci Royle, and Carol Frost. The Spuddettes were in new uniforms this year. They consisted of blue skirts and blouses with a Spudder emblem on the back and their names on the front. This was accompanied by White gloves, tennis shoes and socks, and they used the pom poms for the Jamboree. The Spuddette activity included: the initiation of new members, poster making for the games, which added a lot of school spirit to the school, and they also sponsored the Homecoming Dance . 56 Lettermen The Officers for Lettermen this year were jeff Nelson, Presidentg jack Anderson, Vice President' and Dan Smith Secretary I 7 I The lettermen had slave day this year -1'.aj,.,,.,, which was en'o ed b the owner . 2? 3'4'l:1 ' J Y Y S one'-.S.f.:.u:f -ff . X 1 M13 Front row left to right: Orrin Hatcher, Allan Landerholm, Don Wallace, Dave johnson, jeff Nelson, Marty Warner, jim Rinta, jack Anderson, jim Barhitte. Second: Mike Gonzales, Greg Sonney, johnny Rose, Tim Wray, Dan Spencer, Ron Penfield, Dave Berry, Nick Anderson. Third: Gene Nedrow, Gary Yinger, Bob Ball, Dennis jones, Fred Crabb, Larry Bartel, jim Davenport. Fourth: Kirk Schmidt, Rick Eiseland, Pat Gonzales, Mike Andrews, Dennis Neimartn, Dave New, jim Hawkins. Fifth: Bob Wolf, Bill McCourtney, Dan Smith, jerry Lander, Roger Taylor, Steve Harris, Bret Miles. Sixth: Tom Meyer, Bob Morris, Dave Smith, Roger jones, jerry Bolgart, Robert Wallace, Tom Kane. Seventh: Mr. Greear Advisor, jim Evans, Dave Faust, Tom Hudson, Mr. Massie, Advisor. 57 G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association this year was very busy in their different activi- ties. They had three playdays away from home and one at home hosting three differ- ent schools. They had a skating party fol- lowed by a bowling party. ln the fall they had a campout at the mountains and one down at the beach in the spring. Q x4 f ix to Front row: Mrs. Kellar, Advisor, Nancy Boutwell, Gail Ballinger, Noreen Geirloff, Ann Olson, Iocklyn Ball, jackie McFarland, Dixie Steen. Second row: Georgiana Lentz, Teresa Piccione CindyReagan, Roseann Roth, Lee Carter, Linda Herberster, Debby Schmidt, Darla Crawford Third row: Margaret Meyer, Debby Brooks, Barbara Olson, Betty Bramlett, Peggy Warner, Debbie Schmitz, Carolyn Worthington. Fourth row: Dena Studdard, Martha Hayden, Mary Ann Pfeifer, Nita Tenne, Betty McCourtney, Kathy Alexander, Mary Hayden. 58 F uture N urses Future Nurses members this year included: back row: Michele Claiborne, Eloise Thornberry, Mary Pfeifer, Gail Cousins, Linda Baker, Wanda Beers, judy Guerra, Linda Hutchison, Linda Taylor, Debbie Hayden, Paula Duncan, Cathy Humphrey. Front row: Ramona Hutchison, Wendy Volgamore, Anna Chapman-Vice President, Mary Baker-President, Nancy Anderson- Secretary, Cindy Martin, Mrs. Tooke-Advisor. Future Nurses membership grew a great deal this year. The girls worked at Vancouver Memorial 3 Hospital. Members give volunteer aid in all of the by Wards, the offices, pharmacy, and the laboratory. 1 A Z, Girls earning the required number of points re- ! 1 1 ceived a pin. The girls also sold pronto pups to earn l sf J money for the club. The Future Nurses Club of i xy Ridgefield High wel-comes any new sophomore mem- i bers interested in nursing as a profession. Lf 59 Future Farmers O America This year's FFA members include: Dennis Niernann, President, David Krawsky, Vice President, Don Shetler, Secretary, Shirley Eiesland, Sweetheart, Gene Nedrow, Reporter, Roger Taylor, Sentinel, Bob Schulz, Treasurer, Charley Pearson. Robert Krause, john Dybdahl, Orrin Hatcher, Fred York, Richard Wood, Dick Yann, Lee Hendrickson, Mike Pitts, Rick Eiesland, Mike Al- bertson, Kelly Krebser, Wendell johnson, Keith Wells, Dennis Croxton, Henry Schoen, Mr. Blair, Advisor. Tom Randol, Steve Claiborne, Bob Renner, Rick Benfit, Joe Kamps, Paul Fox, Tom Renner. Dale Sheldon, Gary Brooks, Robert Heasley, Chuck Avery, Mike Hansen, Terry Talbert, Bob Reigel, Dennis Peterson. This year the Ridgefield Chapter of FFA has been more active than ever before. In the fall they helped the FHA sponsor the Harvest Dance. They then sponsored a Chicken-of-Tomorrow Contest, Won by Don Shetler. Several boys Won awards in speech and judging contests throughout the states. The boys also helped to raise money for the banquet by sponsoring a raffle. The banquet in the spring was a big success Shirley congratulates next year's sweetheart, O Julie Nelson. 6 N W. F. H.A. Seated from left to right: Jocklyn Ball, Carol Heisler, Kathy Beyer, Wendy Volgamore, Lue Porterfield, Dena Studdard, Kathy Foster, Judy Guerra, Eloise Thomberry, Betty Bramlett, Martha Hayden, Angie Schoen, Wanda Beers. Standing, left to right: Loris Amondson, Cindy Martin, Sue Goodnight, Molly Johnston, Diane Mahurin, Donna Zirnrnerly, Marguerite Steen, Donna Butler, Ramona Hutchison, Debbie Lewis, Vicki Fromrn, Ruston Leedy, Mary Eckland, Georgiana Lentz, Betty Mcflourtney, Kathy Alexander. ,,0 K2MmR5fa as ' 71, 2 K p 'Q The Faculty Tea :i 5 was just one of the 'Q Y to many services pre- Ok ' O? formed by the F . H. A. 400 N How-xx this year. EW It is a fun and a Wonderful organization to belong to. Its aims and goals are high to- ward the future. Some of the other functions in- cluded: singing carols at the Rest Home, making Wreaths for the teacher's doors, decorating the Windows, and many other fun and enjoyable tasks. 61 Service Club g Front Row: Mr. Trauman, Advisor, Vicki Martin, Treas., Linda Lentz, Pt. Mgr., Verna Raw- son, Pt. Mgr. 5 Linda Janes, Sec. 5 Donna Butler, V. Pres. 5 Arelyne Abernathy, Pres. Second Row: Georgiana Lentz, Lovada Gierloff, Kathy Boutwell, Dena Studdard, Connie Evans, Lawanna Harper, Lynda Hutchison. Third Row: Margaret Royle, Wanda Beers, Angie Schoen, Kelly Preston, Celia Ward, Norma Smith, Jeanne Currie. Fourth Row: Christy Pearson, Becky Croxton, Sue Sherwood, john Rose, Gregg Sonney, Dan Spencer. The Service Club this year, during football, basketball, and Wrestling seasons, sold concessions and attended the doors . They also sold tickets at other special acti- vities, such as concerts. Out of 34 mem- bers of the Service Club, 14 earned letters, I 18 earned a pin, 17 earned bars and 21 l y X X earned their special awards. The Service W' ' 0 ,S Club also sponsored a dance and an outtihg 'T 42' to janzen Beach Park to end the year on a 5 ' happy note . Nix: X 62 Photography C lub 'Je l 2 its CLUB f D Both of these clubs began only this year and are in the middle of some y interesting subjects. T With their work comes an awful lot of fun. I The students along with the instruc- 2 tor should be recognized for their ef- s M fOI'tS . The photography club included the following: Row 1: Linda Taylor, jorga Shankland, Reg Ancheta, president Naomi Royle, Donna Woods. Row 2: Chuck Brooks, Evi Schuster, jay Tabor, and Mr. Cole, Advisor. Radio Club The radio club included: Row 1: Roy Broderson, Fred New, Ken Baker. Row 2: Gene Lang, Dave Currie, Hal Finch, and Mr. Ackley, Advisor. 63 009 can This year's choir members include: front row, Jocklyn Ball, Sue Goodnight, Wendy Vogamore, Shirley Eiesland, Sharon Lawhead, Anna Chapman, Rornona Hutchison, Virginia Sheldon, second row, Vicki Wiseman, Jackie Sevier, Judy Guerra, Martha Hayden, Connie Corbett, Nancy Anderson, Linda Lentz, Gail Balinger, Diane Mahurin, Donna Butler, Anna Landerholm, Kathy Boutwell, third row, Judy Yeilding, Donna Zimmerly, Naomi Royle, Bonnie Faust, Bonnie Claiborne, Margaret Royle, Georgia Shankland, Mary Larson, Gail Cousins, Mary Ann Baker, Bonnie Davenport, Linda Herbster, Michele Claiborne, Peggy Roth, Linda Taylor, Kathy Beyers, Jackie McFarlandgfourthrow, Gene Nedrow, Danny Herz, Mike Humphrey, Jim Thompson, Jim Rinta, Bill McCourtney, Dennis Jones, Todd Gos- ney, Dave Johnson, Roger Jones, Jerry Holzer, Steve Harris, Jim Hawkins, Chuck Brooks, Bob Roth, Tom Kanooth, Jim Davenport, Greg Sonney, and Mr. Kellar, director. C hoir fig Girls, Glee pg 52, , Front row, Vicki Sonney, Debbie Lewis, Dixie Steen, Mallory Boutwell, Mary Eklund, Kitty Preston, second row, Vicki Fromm, Patty Larson, Cindy Reagan, Donna Woods, Jenny Frice, Gloria Mooney, Connie Martin, Cathy Olsen, third row, Cathy Worth- ington, Becky Campbell, Molly Johns- son, Vicki Kane, Jeanette Newman, Elaine Wilkes, Denise Goodwin, Sylvia Fradenberg, Faye Foley, Tuleea Johnson, fourth row, Steve Faust, Cherel, Pitts, Darla Crocker, Cathy Coleman, Cindy Martin, Kathy Alexander, Linda Baker, Debbie O'Brien, Betty McCourtney, Kathy Righter, Rustin Leedy, Paula Duncan, and Mr. Kellar. 64 A .F - xii This year the band included: jim Rinta, Martha Hayden, james Anderson, janiece Benedict, Debbie Schmitz, Dee Lynn Cummings, Peggy Warner, Arelyne Abernathy, Mary Pfiefer, Dave Faust, ZND ROW, Janice Logan, David Ellis, Dan Hayden, Carolyn Worthington, Lyle Berry, Dennis Peterson, Dave Bossen, Bob Wolf, Tom Kanooth, Dennis Yielding, Terry Talbert, Don Shetler, Gary Nelson, Mike Ellis, 3RD ROW, james Barhitte, Clark Fridley, Connie Evans, Roger Righter, Mr. Kellar, David Chicks, Bob Wallace, Tom Hudson, and Doug Anderson. Band The band sounds were heard .-,. at the football and basketball games, pep assemblies, and by this it brought the spirit to a climax. With hard Work and talent, the band performed an excellent series of concerts this year. Mr. Kellar and the band students should be congratulated for their inspiration during this school year. The Christmas Spirit was completed by the joyful sounds that the Band added to The Christmas Concert. 65 Dance Band Back row: David Ellis, Bob Wolf, Robert Wallace, Carolyn Worthington, Tom Hudson, Tom Kanooth, jim Francis. Front row: jim Barhitte, Gary Taylor, Mary Pfeifer, Gary Nelson, Mike Ellis, Leonard Kanooth, Terry Talbott, Janice Logan, Mr. Kellar, conductor. Pep Band - SX - Back row: Doug Anderson, John Berry, Carolyn Worthington, Daniel Hayden, Third row: jim Anderson, Tom Kanooth, Bob Wolf, Robert Wallace, David Chicks. Second row: Mr. Kellar, David Ellis, Gary Nelson, Mike Ellis, Janice Logan. Front row: jim Barhitte, Debbie Schmitz, Peggy Warner, Mary Pfeifer, Martha Hayden ACTIVITIES Queen Shirley 68 .-v-fe' -.-, we A Y W -mg -,,. age, W' Homecoming 66-6 qs up-7----or 'iv' Senior Princess Peggy Roth Junior Princess Carol Oertli sri, .s,, Y' Sophomore Princess Sue jackson 69 Q fx' w Y' Freshman Princess Elaine Wilkes ff fi 1 f, I A Blazing Bon ire Warms T he Season Vickie warms up in more than one way. ir 'K Mike, You're in for it now! 70 Hey! The fire burnt down but the enthusiasm didn't ,me . Xl, A VL 93:5 -fi Captain Dennis crowns Queen Shirley May be some day l'll be Queen. Three Coins In A Fountain jim and Ramona love to dance. We'll make the music you dance. Everyone likes to dance. A' .- S 9 f Shirley poses for a shot afte r the dance First by Allen. . . You Senior Class Play . . . then by Edith th6 32 J no Ury Left to Right: 1. Marty Warner, Mr. Burton, Coach, and jorga Shankland. 2. Wendy Volgamore, Donna Zimmerly, and Janice Logan. 3. Naomi Royal, David Oertli, and Dan Hayden. 4. Jeff Sevier, Orren Hatcher, and Allan Landerholm 5. Diana Neimann, and Connie Corbett 6. jim Evans and Wayne Hicks. Hurry! Gwendolyn, or you'll be late. THE SENIOR CLASS OF RIDGEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS YOU, THE JURY by James Reach November 10, 1966 8:00 p. m. DRAMATIS PERSONAE Allan Woodward, a prosecuting attorney: Marty Warner Edith Scott, a defense attorney: Jorga Shankland Miss Carver, Allan's assistant: Wendy Volgamore Clerk of Court: Wayne Hicks Court Stenographer: Alan Landerholm Bailiff: David Oertli Barbara Scott, on trial for murder: Diana Niemann Mrs. Lake, a prison matron: Naomi Royle Judge Thomas Findlay: Jeff Sevier Robert McPherson, a police officer: Dan Hayden Lewis Rennie, a police officer: Orrin Hatcher Gwendolyn Kelton, a housekeeper: Connie Corbett Sheila Vincent, a society girl: Janice Logan Janice Scott, a student: Donna Zimmerly Jimmy Perry, an elevator operator: James Evans SCENES The action of the play takes place in the front por- tion of the courtroom in the Court of General Sessions, Third District, located in a large city. ACT ONE: The present, about ten o'clock in the morning of a spring day. ACT TWO: Scene 1-Approximately one hour later. Scene 2-Ten o'clock next morning. The accused. PRODUCTION STAFF Student Director: Marty Warner Lighting: Dan Hayden Seating: Dave Faust, head usher, Dan Smith, Dave Smith, Jeff Nelson, Bob Roth, Mike Humphrey Ticket Chairmen: Larry Bartel, Mary Larson, Joe Tilley, Tom Kanooth Evening Ticket Sellers: Sue Goodnight, Jonell Kitchen Ticket takers and programs: Anna Landerholm, Vicki Wiseman, Carol Hegge, Evi Schuster Drama Coach: Mr. Robert Burton A CKNOWLED GEMENTS Our thanks to: The Athletics Coaches for their cooperation in the use of the gymnatorium, Mrs. Richard Ackley and THE SPUDDARIAN for publicity, Mrs. Donna Jones and the office staff for tickets and programs, Mr. Lincoln Elliott and the custodial staff for stage construction, The High School Administration and Faculty for patience and understanding during many weeks of rehearsals. You, the Jury is produced by arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. 73 Waissail H our Carol puts up holly The Wassail Hour uncovers hidden talents. The star tops it all, Dancing is enjoyed by everyone. 41-,1.:gvis11sz.s I l,,. M... , m .fm-fwifxrzx-' W ' 1 15522551 1 .ii 1, SL we FHM? my il- K A s mn a The Christmas Dance brightens the holiday season. Hey Look at them swim S 0 79 h 0 m O 1' 8 Dances G A A VVhat's this??? ?? Shall wc dance witl h ot ,fs h 1 just watch C l Senior Princess Marsha Junior Princess Eloise Sweetheart 3 v J' Queen Martha Freshman Princess Molly Atmosphere was the word for the Timber Topper in EQ if .K fi 2 F L EVN' L 1? E Ba, From '65-66' Sweetheart To '66 -67' Sweetheart 77 Mrs. Ramey enjoyed the meal along with the others present. , 4 L A ' wax, if i . 1 T010 Class Princes and their escorts are from left to right: Kathy McWilliams and lim Turbyfill, sophomoreg Becky Campbell and Roy Gosney, freshmeng Tim Wray and julie Nelson, juniorg Cindy Martin and Dan Smith, jorga Shankland and Dave Smith, seniors. Dancing to the sound of The journeymenu Concerts , Q. . 1 X ...A 79 nm Junior cuss or Rrnczrnzrn HIGH scuoox. Pnssrurs lv J. B. lv by Archibald MacLeish DRAMATIS PERSONAE Roustabouts.'... Prop Woman. . . Prop Girl ... Nickles ..... Mr. Zuss ....... Distant Voice .. First Maid .... Second Maid .U J.B. ...... . Sarah ...... Rebecca .. Mary .... Ruth .... David .......... Jonathan ....... Crippled Soldier... First Soldier .. Second Soldier . Girl ........... First Reporter . Se cond Reporter First Police Officer..... Second Police Officer.... Prop Mah ............... Mrs. Adams .... Mrs. Murphy .... Mrs. Botticelli Miss Mabel .... Mrs. Lesure ... Jolly Adams .... Small Boy . .... . First Civil Defense Officer . Nick Ande ......... Second Civil Defense Officer... Eliphaz ......... Bildad .. Zophar .... rson, Roger Jones ........Ann Olson ... Darcy Duncan .. Ernie Disbrcw ........Tim Hray ... Denny Keeney .... Linda Janes ...Cherry Johnson ...... Mike Ellis Mary Ann Pfeifer .... Jocklyn Ball .... Jean Currie ...Darcy Duncan ... Hal Finch ... David New ..... David New ....Nick Anderson ......Roger Jones Eloise Thornberry ..... Dan Spencer ...... Tom Meyer ........David New ...Dennis Niemann .....Denny Keeney .... Jocklyn Ball Eloise Thornberry .. Cherry Johnson ... Linda Janes ... Jean Currie ... Ann Olson ,.... John Mudge ... Denny Keeney .. Nick Anderson ... Dan Spencer ... Tom Meyer ... Greg Sonney junior Play 1. Tim Wray, Mike Ellis, Mary Ann Pfeifer, Ernie Disbrow 2. Darcy Duncan, Linda Janes, Ramona Hutchison, Eloise Thornberry 3. Cherry johnson, Jeanie Currie, Ann Olsen, Jocklyn Ball 4. Hal Finch, Denny Keeny, Tom Meyer 5. Mr. Burton, Dennis Neimarm, Dave New, Roger Jones 6. Greg Sonney, Nick Anderson. P R O D U C T I O N S T A F F Lighting: David Frewing, Jim Hutchison, Denny Keeney, Tarlton Gosney Sound Technician: Jim Davenport Ushers: Jack Irwin, John Rose John Krause, Jerry Bochart Usherettes: Nancy Boutwell, Anna Chapman MmwGhMdLMuqEmnm Ticket Selles: Donna Butler, Verna Rawson Room Ticket chairmen: Ann Olson, Jocklyn Ball, Greg Sonney, David New Drama Coach: Robert Burton ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Our thanks to: Mrs. James Kellar and her art classes for masksg Mrs. Bennie Hray for tickets and programs, Mr. Ernie Fritz for stage constructiong Mr. Hyatt for the use of his room table Mr. Hollis Brewer for general assistance, Mr. Paul McKinney for the use of his shop coats, Second, Fifth and Sixth period senior English classes for stage preparation, the high school administration and faculty for their patience during the many weeks of rehearsals uJ.B.u is produced by arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. J I I The devil himself! LB. and Sarah, after the storm, are being studied by Ernie. 'Q ,,hh m LB. and Sarah after she came back. They watch to see what will happen next m2z1g:s:ZQQi ix '-U 1' Sire Kim gfweiem., AML? V fy E U w My rx W Ur ' 1 , ,, V Swwwi-W: . Ry m5,w.,j,k ' 15, .. F6 ef , if ' 1 gziggwig, , nu n' me M E K M f' I is ,Q gf? ,M Y 53652 N3 +2 21 1 wr ff, I 5 ' ' 3 X 1 ,N S M V is y , E' QL S 4 H fi M SQ!- Q A Y ss fs- IP- 5 1, 1:41 i we 15353 : ' - , a , ' 't '- V 32 ' 'ff - 5M1?5ii3 '9f, . , we vffaigm ' - .. E., ,, E ,, 5 U '. we e f? W ,X : :-5. : H: .-5, 7-. rmxfiif -e -ff, Y L6 S' gs 5 W Q an ,L f 2. wif' W' if 1 E4 is S31 wi ff 54 fs Ag W 4 .Lex 5 S5 Q Q f ag A. 4 'EA 4 f 553, 4 Life: .wk i f f Y- I5 6 .M 5 in 6'3 y - Y' Q , 5 M 1 'ww W L f Princess Debbie, Queen Connie, Princess Karen 82 jr.-Sr. Prom I, 1 The court and their escorts lead the first dance. Tom and Martha seem to be having fun. Mr. Greear Crowns Connie, our Prom Queen. The chaperoncs relax and enjoy themselves. It's lain to sec that evex 'one had 21 Good time. 83 P 'B Q M Other- aughter Tea ' llll M A-- - 1 - A 'fri it M M laty l elele ' -LL' iz '11 A 'LLL' 'A ia, . 'f ' as 'zrfsfs W e LL L at rs or 'Q , 1' Q ' - ' 3. f .V ,- A. - K 1 ME , l, A 1 'EXYWRE ...., MAKEQS at fs i e , . . . , i 7 i ,, f -ft-ef: w:1f2zf5fgg-ggi: P251 M '- If t AMERICA at Q 1' ' A ., :aamw. '4Qm,'5ieesw1seriwQw.ssw:.a.44w A..,h an ,, A-,A. ,re ,. a l ' x M After a lovely installation, the FHA president, Marsha Frantz, presented Mrs. Ramey with a corage. I Mrs. Korres had her mother as a very special guest. QT? fx z W, ext? 559372 SQQQQW gcl9'm36c9al4S3ll2 aagvrkl we ,Mfr , nf ' M , gl' ix ,Lakai v 84 untoward? Diane Mahurin, accompanied by Peggy Roth, entertained with a song. Carol and her guest enjoy the tea. i 99W HHH ini 1- A Dan Spencer, class secretary, and Greg Sonney, vice president and later president. Jim Hopkins, the former president, is not pictured. Class 0f,6 The main project of the junior class this year and the advisors Mr. Reickelt and Mr. Kellar and Mr. McRae, was sponsoring the junior-Senior Prom. They Worked hard on many projects for this purpose. The class sponsored a dance during the earlier part of the year, and although there was no band, a good time was had by all. The juniors put on a very enjoyable play, j. B. . The juniors also had the traditional honor of carrying arches at graduation. 86 is iw than X al l hs, . ,,V, Qi, ' ..,-. xwq 'Q X E, V all 51141, J in ,L L f-1' - I 'm ' - ' A . . ':.- fi , ar, 1 N, X-ilk Sis? fi. G , e N ire o r x N - f2 :-11 l 'Q'- 5 irg fr A gig. E W' Q SHHQQ' if V Z' Eid :- ave Q -:: -W' .4 91 5 5 4 ' s ri ,W 5 if mmf' W ,fi if xii '+ 1' ,sf 4 ij? 5 87 vb if ,A E af- Nick Anderson Nancy Anderson Jocklyn Ball Gail Ballinger David Berry Lyle Berry Jerry Bochart Nancy Boutwell Steve Brewer Kathy Broderson Steve Brown Donna Butler Bob C auley Anna Chapman Cathy Coleman Gail Cousins Fred Crabb Dennis Croxton Jeanne Currie Jim Davenport Ernie Disbrow Joyce Dudder Darcy Duncan Mike Ellis Jack Erwin Hal Finch Fred Ford Paul Fox David Frewing Mike Gates Linda Gaule Noreen Gierloff Tarleton Gosney Judy Guerra Tom Haines Sue Hansen Ira Harris Pat Hering jim Hopkins Judy Horal jim Hutchison Ramona Hutchison Linda Janes Cherry johnson Wendall Johnson David jones Roger jones Janet Kalmbach Julie Kangas Dennis Keeney john Knapp john Krause David Krawsky Karen Lahti Gene Lang Cliff Larson Sharon Lawhead Jackie McFarland Tom Meyer Bret Miles Virginia Miller Chris Mongrain Bob Morris Bob Myers Gene Nedrow Gary Nelson julie Nelson David New Dennis Niemann Carol Oertli 1? 2: .'. fl E L x7 f 'gs 5:27 Ip.-'. l. . 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Fred York Ann Olson Debbie Osborne Ron Penfield Mary Pfeifer Verna Rawson Yvonne Reagan Reg Rominger Yvonne Shaffer Virginia Sheldon Norma Smith Greg Sonney Dan Spencer Marguerite Steen jim Thompson Curtiss Thorpe George Throop Keith Wells Shirley Wood Don Worthington Tim Wray Not Pictured: Lauretta Pickett Eloise Thornberry 89 Would you believe this was Mike? si X-TVRNS-A my al, Representing the sophomore Class this year is: vice-president, Kathy Fosterg president, Bill Kennedyg secretary, Kathy Spencer. Class 0f,69 With the assistance of their advisors, Mr. Hyatt and Mr. Ackley, the sophomore class did great things this year. Aside from other activities, Sweetheart was their highlight of the year. The class participated fully and succeeded in crowning their class princess as the Sweetheart Queen. The sophomore class will be honored to usher at the graduation ceremony. They are working hard and looking forward to the day when they will carry arches and then finally walk proudly beneath them. 90 is ia 3 I 1 ., l 5 5 L ML. Q KM? I . L E I. g g ' TW V. 4- 1 ,.,, ga' Q iw A s -at W i Q- v or - M A Hs, ,, x .3 .Yi ' , ' y - uplif t .. 94 L A A Q . ' . ' ' QR Q fn ii W , .G li H if C C i 5 ' M M' , .: ' D' jj S, 3.5.4 1 .i M' X wk 1 I ,S -QM L, K ,Q 3' .m f g , 4 I kk S, . N ' I M' Y? 4, L3 I W Q q ,f Q gs -ag -. ft Msg . . W- K 4 1 J., I 'Qs 5 A ' ,K e il REQ .gig 5,7 ts 'I :YA . 1 Q W fl' 'fr 1' L. 'Fe 1' f 1 ,.-- ' P' -1' 1 'W-1 i Y slr- W , , Q A 'ff ffl. , C I 'ij M 'Sf A . - 0 tlsi i yas if ' ' . B n - ix R . . Q v W V. W - ' s,r.ls .0 ' .mf ' , fl fe.,- A. V, wr '. wa.-1 Q 'U O 5. 2.5 'X l i f 1 fri: s S, z f , t L a- 'Aw 5 , wr sz r 91 Kit Abernathy Mike Albertson Kathy Alexander Dave Allmaras Loris Amondson Mike Andrews Rick Avery Dave Baker Glenn Baker Bob Ball Eugene Barhitte Cliff Berry Bob Blankenship Bettie Bramlett Ray Brooks Fred Burrell Lee Burris Arno Campbell Monty Center John Charleston Ron Churchinan Steve Claiborne David Currie Ardith Dungan Rick Eiesland Connie Evans Rick Forsberg Kathy Foster Leonard Francis Carol Frost Mike Gonzales Pat Gonzales Rick Haigwood Lawanna Harper Debbie Hayden Martha Hayden Robert Heasley Darlene Hegge Lee Hendrickson Mike Herz Larry Hilberg Tom Hogan Cathy Humphrey Linda Hutchison Sue jackson Bob jacobus Walter jenkins Ruth johnson Tuleea johnson Tom Kane Bill Kennedy Don Knutson Patty Larson Linda Lentz Vicki Martin Greg McAndrcw Betty McCourtney Donna McCoy Kathy McWilliams Fred New Debbie O'Brien Cheryl Pitts Casey Preston Tom Randol Robert Reagan Bob Renner Terry Roane Marci Royle Kirk Schmitz Henry Schoen 4? wif? fn QW? 'E' 1 'R pam'-' J 'T l is it N 'M ,W . C , I ,x , - y s C iff i'a- C we My y,tyyy it b y,y s ' .4 - :,' 44 e a -s R k 5 U-P9-is , J we S L. 5 :,h,.r,3z -V - A Y . bf .fa 4 i as Af. by-f , 4 ,, me 4 , frus1:...1.x '? .HM fl QQ' af fs ag ,?...,.. L itnmff, 92 13 r. 'wi' 'f' v W- A, lg -url' l 'Sal Carolyn Worthington Dick Yann Gary Yingcr N-X 'REQ J.V. Cheerleaders: front, Jacki Sevier, back left to right, Debbie Hayden, Carol Frost, and Marci Royle. 93 jacki Sevier Sue Sherwood Kathy Spencer Bill Strickland Dena Studdard John Sturrock Kathy Taylor Anita Temmc Margaret Thornton David Tipton Theresa Tipton jim Turbyfill Tom Vaughn Robert Wallace Donna Woods Not Pictured Ed Girard Mark Halvorson Vicki Sayre Judy Yielding Sharon Bolinger Guy Coleman 1 l Leading the freshman class this year are: President, Gary Romingerg Vice-President, jerry Harrisg Secretary, Linda Mettler. Class Of,70 The freshman class, with the help of their advisors, Mr. Gustafson and Mr. jacobus, worked hard to make their first year in high school a success . The class enjoyed two parties, raised money through car washes, took part in Sweetheart, and proved to be a real threat to the Seniors in Tolo competition. As freshmen, they had fun decorating and ushering for Baccalaureate. ln a few short years, they will become the Mighty Seniors of RHS and will remember the good times they had as the Class of '70, 94 . A ,,A . A V::A, y fini y - , 4 ,B , 'fbi' , .Q K , :QQ -. JL I 2 ii' A by i dd . ii 1 In X as L A 3 on I ' . W! . ,,. . ml T'-ff' ry -v 'iw V on 32- 7 Q' Q V K ,.' A rs .Maia .ax S ' 9 'Bia- A 1' Q ,uw marsh' A fi -as 4 fa ,E 5 y +-,sf I AUC we as? v IT . 3: 1 s l Q, -47 fp ,.. swarm i' ai' 1 W M.,- , nfl Q 'if . W .qi . r. , gf W-nk, r 2 L iga? Q' sy 2.-.- M1- ,3 , , M A ' Y 'G . , 'W a Nw-I lx Q ' - of 53,5 in M atv, J 4 4 - s or we f , l , .K .. ik . ixrl 'FY BK. ,. Q f, we 42' fl! qi, sex -uri. 1- 1 .-..,Y-' 52 is W .si we Beverly Anderson Doug Anderson james Anderson Vaughn Anderson Chuck Avery Carla Balint Marcia Bastian Larry Bauska janiece Benedict Rick Benfit john Berry Dave Bossen Roy Broderson Debbie Brooks Gary Brooks Melvin Burrell Bob Burris Dave Butler Becky Campbell David Chicks Bonnie Claiborne Chris Crobett Darla Crocker Becky Croxton Dee Lynn Cummings LuAnne Daines Bonnie Davenport Barbara DeBuhr Mike Dixon Mary Ecklund David Ellis Bonnie Faust Sylvia Fradenburg jim Francis jenny Frice Lovada Gierloff L V 5 M egg t Clark Fridley V , g 5 Z. . KL I f Vicki Fwmm :IV L... -- 52251 s l-R H N Susan Game yyy Q Jim Goodnight Merle Gordon Roy Gosney Carolyn Guest Mike Hansen Jerry Harris Doug Hatcher Doug Hayden johnny Hayden Mary Hayden Linda Herbster Carol Herz Gary Johnson Greg Johnson Melvin johnson Molly Johnston joe Kamps Carrie Kanooth Sandra Kipp Robert Krause Kelly Krebser Dennis Lang Bob Lee Ruston Leedy Debby Lewis Barbara Martin Gary McFarland Linda Mettler Margaret Meyer Barbara Mumford Rodney Niemann ?'sK S23 5 5 X 6 QA A A S jr- . . 'iam we Q S. X an V? ntl f 7 .1 XY fm f X 3,3 ' lx 11 1 , L.14 is f,E,1f'f'if:5:1.fi-51f-159211 'Sf ,- f'7'firf:'? L 'f1.1'EY zalrzff :'s Q e:.r,,i .'::f X sr Q,-h '.. it -3- Lv 'F 1 - . ,vw 'V A .4 , 'wa '41, W it W , S, X ' ri ws, af zz 96 gl, D . fi A V' , 8,1 -'sl 'rs ,X Ag' is fi l , F 1 N v uf U, H mv X WWW-wi' X lit i x R E 4' x ,V K, . ir, .P ,A me 0 f ' fa: i 221 L my K nf -.sw-m 7, 4 E rr 1 gk L 1 .L 5. , S , kd V , re -75' Q i f M W' 5 g .. K fr. ., l' - 45 i -wwf' le R. 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I ' 97 Glen Oertli Barbara Olson Christine Pearson Mary Ann Pederson Dennis Peterson Teresa Picchioni Kelly Preston Cindy Reagan Bob Reigel Tom Renner Tom Richardson Roger Righter Gary Rominger Roscann Roth Tim Roth Bob Royle Debra Schmit Debra Schmitz Rita Schulz Robert Schulz Ron Seley Mike Settles Kenny Simpson Dale Sheldon Juanita Sheldon Dale Shoemaker Bob Smith Dixie Steen jon Strickland Terry Talbert Martha Ward Peggy Warner Elaine Wilkes Dianne Wilson Leslie Wheeler may Mike York 0.. . M k.1 '35 1 Freshmen girls are taught a little child care. Freshmen cheerleaders are: left to right: Carrie Kanooth, janiece Benedict, Dee Lynn Cummings, Becky Campbell, Carol Herz 98 i Class Of,71 Row 1: Carol McWilliams, Lynn Eastburn, Terry Talman, Glennis Zieger, Judy Bottemiller, Vanessa Koethe, Janice Knutson, Shirley Ek. Row 2: Michelle Burton, Kathy Meyer, Karen Holcomb, Sue Kraus, Denise Martin, linda Alexander, Wanda Wheeler, MIS. Berkey. Row 3: Louis Money, Jack Claiborne, Bucky Cook, David Knapp, Andy Janes, Randy Hilberg, Mike Schmitz, Steve Gretch, Tim Jenkins. f K X94 'Q XE -'Nas 'M V A Row 1: Mallorye Boutwell, Jeannette Newman, Cathy Worthington, Vicki Kane, Sandra Frost, Cathy Olson, Connie Nlartin, Shirley Rau, Rick Tabor. Row 2: Diane Ybarrondo, Barbara Nelson, Nancy Garrison, Steve Faust, Steve Cousins, George Finch, Gary Taylor, Leonard Kanooth, Mr. Cole. Row 3: Paul Charleston, Greg Jones, Gary Bradly, Dennis Hutchison, Terry Hogan, Sam Duncan, Mike Torgeson, Paul Wells, Mike Mark. 99 First row: Joanne Spencer, Sam Mooney, Denise Goodwin, Christine Chadwick, Fay Foley, Kathy Righter, Patty Beyer, Michelle Mongrain, Barbara Ford. Row 2: Randy Wray, Dan Williams, Lou Johnston, Becky Osborne, Vicki Sonney, Valarie Nelson, Vicki Eiesland, Kim Krawsky, Richard Davis, Tony Zebrun. Row 3: Del Sim- mons, Pete Bartel, Mike Pitts, Dave Hendrickson, Ken Leininger, Dave Lunds, larry Eiesland, Eddie jordan, David Avery, Mr. Collins. First row: Denise Kujava, Rae Wooley, Bonnie Smith, Sara Matney, Kitty Preston, Mary Gendrun, Denise Erwin, Vernon Ham. Second row: Dave Thurlow, Steve Gerard, Shawn Currie, Randy Ruby, jeff Beyer, Mike Beyer, Robin Smythe. Third row: Dan Fox, Gary Deschaund, Raymond Johns, Dan Krause, Norman Kujava, Leonard Rietdyke, Mr. Wilson. 'IOO 1 ff wkifgka X N'7fl'W 1n-.gb SY:-T The Senior class officers for 66-67 were: Tom Hudson, Vice Presidentg Mike Humphrey, Presidentg and Georgiana Lentz, Secretary. Class Of,67 YQ AQ During the year the Seniors Worked very hard under the super Vision of their advisors, Mr. Burton and Miss Defenbaugh. A The Seniors hard Work paid off when they got Dave and Dan Smith crowned Tolo Kings! The class chose: Color: Royal Blue and Silver Flower: Yellow Rose xx 1 1 I P N ! Motto: Seek through lenowledgeg learn through experience. X 102 R s sl A A .,.,fF?v' . N., -QQQU ARELYNE ABERNATHY 'Q' 1 , x Y 5 DIANE ADKINS as 5' REG ANCHETA .Nw Nix' 'WWW' TPI' NW? JACK ANDERSON KEN BAKER LINDA BAKER .QW 9 PJn- 'T' '17 MARY ANN BAKER f-4' JEFF BANKS JAMES BARHITTE A A ' f 3 A f LARRY BARTEL WANDA BEERS -ff! KATHY BEYER .X M.,-Q mi '2.t'... :s- KATHY BOUTWELL CHUCK BROOKS Q p R-- 45?- Hf, .K KAREN CHRISTENSON in 644 fa MICHELE C LAIBORNE 'IfIf 2? CONNIE CORBETT 1 Q,,Q -.,,,, 'Y-'---W-1... JIM DUDDER PAULA DUNCAN JOHN DYBDAHL 'Wx 'Wx Kr. ,gli SHIRLEY EIESLAND JIM EVANS DAVE FAUSEI I I . MARSI IA FRANTZ JERRY FRANCIS JOYCE FORSBERG -1T 1'j ' 3 SUE GOODNIGHT PAT GRIMM .-......,,, GRETC HEN GUTHMILLER 3'-ur ,QW ,H-sq 7175 -Q Q' I'-cfs 'rv'--1 STEVE HARRIS ORRIN HATCHER JIM I-IAWKINS -V .ff , WA K f DAN I-IAYDEN CAROL HEGGE CAROLE HEISLER awww N-a Y DAN I-IERZ WAYNE HIC KS JERRY HOLZER TOM HUDSON MIKE HUMPHREY DAN HUTCHISON ' new In-W W Nj-:gg DENNIS JONES JUDY JOHNSON DAVE JOHNSON TOM KANOOTH JONELL KI TC I-IEN JERRY LANDER -wa' .dxf ..- n. ALAN LANDERHOLM ANNA LANDERHOLM BARBARA LARSON MARY LARSON GEORGLANA LENTZ JANICE LOGAN 491 w ' A -ff A f 1 DIANA MAHURIN :yr Mgiw, WW IK gn-lgx .-7.53 gi .,.. ,T - . - ' I fmt' f CINDY MARTIN Af' eff? --I 9 'writ' wer e I MARGARET METTLER JIM MUMFORD 'IIHOQL 'vw- Via I 1 if 5 DAVID OERTLI DLANA NIEMANN M 56 gf L vga N H V Q I Q 5? se I? 'Sis E +85 im, 1 vrvf BILL MQCOURTNEY evil' JEFF NELSON CHARLES PBARSON wfm'--pf? LUE PORTERFIELD MARY JANE PULLEN BOBBI FRICE RANC ORE 4.2 'ftgff M.-:riff JIM RINTA PEGGY ROTH BOB ROTH '92 X, Laffy' MARGARET ROYLE Bri' Qltffbv NAOMI ROYLE ANGIE SCI-IOEN .. H-'P' dmv' ATF?- if EVI SCI-IUSTER JEFF SEVIER JORGA SHANKLAND DONN SHETLER AL SMITH DAN SMITH ,elim xx, favs. fm, W x JAY TABOR DOUG STOKKE DAVE SMITH M LINDA TAYLOR ROGER TAYLOR vlfw A 's-as--' , 6? ,Q XT '11'v' ,uf , PATSY TI-IROOP CAROLINE THURLOW JOE TILLEY WENDY VOLGAMORE 493 DON WALLACE X -qv-rw-nf' , pager' Ev M 52 1 mm 5 , XAEHQH , MQ, ,H 5 5 L jg S TEVE WALTER .llc CELIA WARD MARTY WA RN ER VICKI WISEMAN RICHARD WOOD uf SANDY WOOLEY .m.L.......W BOB WOLF win DONNA ZIMMER LY S eniorsg Activities ABERNATHY, ARELYNE - Beautician Student Council 45 Service Club 2, 3, 45 VP 3, Pres 45 Girls' League 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Girl of Month5 FHA 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Drill Team 3,45 Office 45 Bacc, Usher 1 ANCHETA, REG - Photographer Photo Club 45 Pres 45 Lettermen 45 Oralue 45 Track 3, 4 ANDERSON, JACK - Undecided Lettermen 1,2, 3,45 VP 45 Baseball 1,25 3,45 Foot- ball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Inspirational Award 35 Stage Crew 4 BAKER, KEN - Undecided Science Club 35 Spuddarian 35 Radio Club 35 Stage Crew 3 BAKER, LINDA - Airline Stewardess GAA 1,25 Sarg ofArms 25 GL 1,2,3,45 FNA 45 Girls Glee 45 Office 45 Drill Team 3, 45 Sec 45 Tennis 1,25 Play 35 Prom C 3 BAKER, MARY ANN - Nurse Student Council 45 FNA 3, 45 Pres 45 GL 1,2,3,45 Girl of Month 45 Choir 45 PE Assis. 45 Tennis 15 Play 3 BARHITTE, JAMES - Engineer Lettermen 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Cross Country 3 BARTEL, LARRY - Lab Technician Class VP 15 Honor Society 2,35 45 Lettermen 2, 3,45 Football 25 3, 4 BEERS, WANDA - Undecided Service Club 253,45 Sec 35 GL 1,2,3,45 Spuddettes 45 FTA 45 FHA 45 FNA 45 Spuddarian 45 Library 2, 35 Play, Stage Crew 3 BERRY, LINDA - IBM Operator Hi-Times Editor 45 GL 1,25 3, 45 Spuddarian' 3, 45 Spuddettes 45 Office 3,45 Bacc Usher 25 Prom Comm. 3 BEYER, KATHY - Undecided GL 1,2,3,45 FHA 2,45 GAA 15 Choir 1,2,3,45 Library 35 Office 45 Sweetheart Princess 25 Prom Comm. 3 BOUTWELL, KATHY - Bookkeeper GL 1,2,3,45 Sec 25Sp1,1dCl6U1eS 2,3,45 VP 35 GAA 15 2, 3, 45 Service Club 3, 45 Choir 45 Office 45 Drill Team 3,45 Play 35 Bacc Usher 15 Grad Usher 25 Arch B. 3 BROOKS, CHUCK - Business Major Spuddarian 35 Photo Club 45 Band 152, 35 Choir 45 Play 35 Grad Usher 25 Arch B. 3 CHRISTENSON, KAREN - Secretary GL 152, 3,45 Spuddarian 4 CLAIBORNE, MICHELE - Med. Receptionist Student Council 45 GL 1,2,3, 45 Pres 4, Rep 2, 35 Y-Teens 45 FNA 2, 35 45 Spuddettes 25 45 Choir 45 Girls Glee 35 Play 35 Homecoming Princess 25 Tolo Prince Escort 35 Tennis 1,25 Prom Comm. 35 Bacc Usher 1 CORBETT, CONNIE - Business Major GL 1,2,3,45 FNA 2,35 FHA 15 Service Club 35 Choir 2, 45 Play 3, 45 Prom Queen 4 DUDDER5 JIM - Engineer Spuddarian 3, 45 Co-Editor 4 DUNCAN, PAULA - Undecided Student Council 45 Spuddettes 2, 35 45 Pres 45 Cheerleading 1,2, 35 GL 152, 3, 45 Girl of Monthg FNA 2, 35 45 GAA 25 Girls Glee 45 Tennis 2, 35 Homecoming Princess 25 Prom Comm 35 Bacc Usher 15 Grad Usher 25 Arch Bearer 3 EIESLAND, SHIRLEY - Airline Stewardess Student Council 45 Honor Society 3545 Sec 45 Cheerleading 1525 3, 45 GL 1,2,3, 45 Girl State 35 FTA 2,35 45 Spuddettes 2, 3, 45 Spuddarian 2, 45 GAA 1,25 FHA 15 FNA 25 Choir 45 Girls Glee 35 Office 35 Ag Sec 45 Tennis 2,3545 Play 35 Bacc Usher 15 Grad Usher 25 Arch B. 35 Girl of Month 45 Girl ofYear 45 May Day Princess 15 Homecoming Princess 35 Homecoming Queen 45 FFA Sweetheart 4 EVANS, JIM - Teacher Band 1, 25 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Football 25 Cross Country 35 Play 35 Arch B. 3 FAUST, DAVE - Undecided Lettermen 1,2,3,45 Baseball 152,45 Football 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,45 Bacc Usher 15 Grad Usher 2 FORSBERG5 JOYCE - Secretary GL 45 Office 4 FRANCIS, JERRY - Undecided Play 3 FRANTZ, MARSHA - Teacher Student Council 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Sec 3, Pres 45 GL 1,2,3,45 FTA 3545 GAA 1,25 Science Club 2,35 Spuddarian 2,35 FNA 45 Oralue 35 Choir 2535 Office 3,45 Play 3,45 Tennis 25 Prom Comm. 35 Sweetheart Princess 45 Grad Usher 25 Arch B. 3 GOODNIGI-IT, SUE - Accountant GL 152,3545 VP 35 GAA 1,25 FHA 2,45 Spuddettes 3, 45 Spuddarian 35 Oralue 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Girls Glee 35 Play 3545 Prom Comm. 3 ' GRIMM, PAT - Undecided Play 3 GUTHMILLER, GRETCHEN - Social Worker GL 1,2,3,4, Library 35 Office 4, Play 35 Most Pro- mising Sec. Award 4 HARRIS, STEVE - Technical Engineer Boys' League 1,25 Lettermen 45 Choir 45 Track 1,253545 Basketball 15 Bacc Usher 1 HATCHER, ORRIN - Undecided Lettermen 1,2,3545 FFA 152,45 Wrestling 1,2,3545 Play 354 HAYDEN, DAN - Undecided Band 15253545 Football 15 Basketball 15 Play 3,45 Grad Usher 25 Arch B. 3 HEGGE, CAROL - Teacher GL 1,253,45 Service Club 15 Play 35 Office 45 Prom Princess 3 HEISLER5 CAROLE - Secretary GL 3, 4 HERZ, DANNY - Undecided Choir 2, 3, 45 Play 3 HUDSON, TOM - Doctor Honor Society 3, 45 VP 45 Lettermen 3, 45 Band 152,3,45 Football 1525 Mgr. 3,45 Track 1,2535 Play 35 Class VP 4 HUMPHREY, MIKE - Commercial Artist Student Council 45 Class Sec 15 Pres 45 FTA 45 Lettermen 45 Choir 45 Football 2, 45 Basketball 15 Homecoming Princess Escort 45 Prom Comm 35 Bacc Usher 1 HUTCHISON, DAN - Undecided Lettermen 152,3,45 Baseball 1,2545 Play 3,45 Grad Usher 2 JOHNSON, DAVE - Teacher Student Council 45 FTA 45 Pres 45 Band 15253545 Choir 3,45 Football 3, 45 Baseball 15 Track 25 Bacc Usher 15 Top Instrumentalist Award 4 JONES, DENNIS - Math Teacher Student Council 2, 3,45 ASB Pres 4, ASB VP 35 Class Pres 25 Lettermen 1,25 35 45 Boys League 25 Choir 3545 Office 45 Football 1,25 3, 45 Basketball 15253545 Track 152,45 Stage Crew 35 Bacc Usher 15 Grad Usher 25 Arch B. 35 Prom Comm 35 Princess Escort 35 Queen Escort 45 Hall of Fame-Football 4 KANOOTI-I, TOM - Undecided Band 25 45 Pep Band 25 35 45 Stage Band 2, 45 Choir 45 PE Asst. 4 KITCHEN, JONELL - Undecided GL 2, 3,45 GAA 25 Library 45 Play 35 Grad Usher 25 Prom Comm 3 LANDER, JERRY - Engineer Class VP 35 Lettermen 2,3545 Boys' L. 1,25 Office 45 Basketball 1,25 3,45 Most Improved Player 35 Baseball 3545 Football 15 Stage Crew 3,45 Tolo Prince 35 Bacc Usher 15 Grad Usher 25 Arch B. 35 Prom Comm 3 IANDERI-IOLM5 ALAN - Undecided Lettermen 35 45 Track 152,35 45 Basketball 1525 Play 45 Grad Usher 25 Arch B. 3 IARSON, BARBARA - Accountant GL 15253545 Choir 152535 Play 3 LARSON5 MARY - Teacher FTA 45 Sec 45 GL 15253545 FHA 15 Choir 253,45 Oralue 45 Office 45 Arch B. 3 LENTZ5 GEORGIANA - Interior Decorator Student Council 45 Oralue 3, 45 Editor 45 Assoc. Ed 35 Class Sec 45 GAA 1,2,3545 Treas 25 GL 1,2,3545 FHA 25 3,45 Spuddettes 2,3545 FTA 45 Service Club 45 Office 3,45 Tennis 15 Play 35 Bacc Usher 15 Grad Usher 25 Arch B. 35 Prom Comm 35 Scene Reporter 35 Journalism Award 4 LOGAN, JANICE - Linguist Student Council 45 ASB Sec 45 Honor Society 3, 45 GL 35 45 Girl of Month 45 Band 3,45 Office 45 Tennis 35 Play 45 Arch B. 35 Prom Princess 3 MAHURIN, DIANNE - Undecided GL 152,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Spuddarian 25 Choir 253545 Tennis 152535 Grad Usher 25 Tolo Prince Escort 2, 3 MCCOURTNEY5 BILL - Undecided Lettermen 35 45 Spuddarian 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Wrestl- ing 253545 Football 354 METTLER5 MARGARET - Undecided GL 1,253545 GAA 1,25 Office 35 Play 3 MUMFORD5 JIM - Workman Play 3 NELSON, JEFF - Undecided Student Council 45 Lettermen 152, 3,45 Pres 45 Football 15253545 Basketball 152,35 Track 15 Bacc Usher 25 Arch B. 3 NIEMANN, DIANA - Teacher Student Council 45 ASB Treas. 4, Cashier 35 Honor Society 3,45 GL 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,35 FTA 3,45 Office 3,45 Play 3,4 OERTLI, DAVID - Minister Honor Society 3, 45 Plays 3, 4 PULLEN, MARY JANE - Secretary GL 1,2,3,45 Spuddarian 3,45 GAA 25 Library 3,4 RINTA, JIM - Aeronautical Engineer Student Council 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Pres 45 FTA 3,45 VP 35 Lettermen 2,3,45 Band 1,25 Choir 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Football 2,3,45 Play 35 Stage Crew 45 Bacc Usher 15 Arch B. 35 Prom Princess Escort 3 ROTH, PEGGY - Fashion Designer GL 1,2,3,45 Rep 15 FTA 45 Oralue 45 Choir 2,3,45 Homecoming Princess 45 Arch B. 35 Most Promising Artist Award 4 ROTH, BOB - Conservationist Choir 2,3,45 Arch B. 3 ROYLE, MARGARET - IBM Operator GAA 1,2,3,45 Treas. 35 GL 1,2,3,45 Rep 45 Service Club 2, 35 Spuddettes 25 Drill Team 35 Choir 2,3,45 Library 45 Tennis 1,25 Bacc Usher 15 Grad Usher 25 Arch B. 3 ROYLE, NAOMI - Lab Technician GAA 1,2,35 Historian 25 GL 1,2,3,45 Photo Club 45 Choir 45 Library 45 Oralue 45 Plays 3,4 SCHOEN, ANGIE - Undecided GL 3, 45 FHA 45 Service Club 45 Play 3 SCHUSTER, EVI - Secretary GL 1,2,3,45 Photo Club 45 Office 45 Play 3 SEVIER, JEFF - Undecided Student Council 45 Class Pres 15 FFA 1,25 Science Club 35 Pres 35 Basketball Mgr 15 Play 3,45 Arch B. 3 SHANKLAND, JORGA - Airline Stewardess GAA 1,25 Sarg of Arms 15 GL 1,2,3,45 Service Club 3, 45 Spuddarian 35 Choir 45 Library 45 Play 45 Prom Comm 35 Arch B 3 SMITH, DAN - Undecided Lettermen 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Hall of Fame5 Basketball 35 Most Improved Player 35 Stage Crew 35 Arch B 3 SMITH, DAVE - Undecided Lettermen 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Hall of Fame 45 Stage Crew 35 Arch B. 3 TABOR, JAY - Undecided Photo Club 45 VP 45 Science Club 35 Spuddarian 45 Play 3 TAYLOR, LINDA - Medical Secretary GL 1,2,3,45 Girl of Month5 FNA 2,3,45 Choir 45 Office 45 Play 35 Prom Comm 35 Arch B. 3 TAYLOR, ROGER - Undecided FFA 1,2, 3, 45 Sentinal 45 Football Mgr. 1,45 Play 3 THROOP, PATSY - Secretary GL 3, 45 Spuddettes 45 Office 4 THURLOW, CAROLINE - Undecided Class Sec 25 GL 1,2,3,45 Bacc Usher 2 VOLGAMORE, WENDY - Nurse GL 1,2,45 FHA 1,45 FNA 2,45 GAA 1,25 Spudd- ettes 2, 45 Spuddarian 45 Tennis 1,25 Play 45 Grad Usher 1 WALLACE, DON - Chef Lettermen 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball Mgr 1,2,35 Play 35 Grad Usher 25 Arch B. 3 WARD, CELIA - Secretary GL 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,25 Service Club 45 Spuddarian 45 Choir 1,2, 35 Office 45 Prom Comm 3 WARNER, MARTY - Dentist Student Council 3, 45 ASB VP 45 Class Pres 3, VP 25 Honor Society 3,45 Lettermen 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2 Parlimentarian 25 Science Club 35 FFA Dairy Judg- . . 3 Ing Team 1,2, Track 1,2,3,4- Basketball 2,3, Pl Y 3 4- Bacc Usher 2 Arch B. 35,Prom Comm 3 7 7 5 WISEMAN, VICKI - Teacher GL 1,2,3,45 Spuddettes 2,3,45 FTA 2,3,45 FHA 3,45 GAA 1,25 Science Club 35 Oralue 45 Girl of Month 45 Choir 45 Girls Glee 35 Tennis 1,2, 3,45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Sweetheart Queen 35 Tolo King Escort 35 Bacc Usher 15 Grad Usher 25 Arch Bearer 35 Play 3 WOLF, BOB - Engineer Band 1,2,3,45 Treas. 2,35 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Play 3 ZIMMERLY, DONNA - Undecided FHA 2,45 Oralue 45 Choir 2,3,45 Play 45 Arch Bearer 3 1 Y 5 I 1 Left to right: Rev. Bruce Mudge, Rev. Robert Roberts, The Freshmen ushers look on with awe as the Seniors Rev. Arthur Fee, Rev. Albert Anderson, and Rev. begin their march. Howard Stephens. Prelude and Processional . .... Robert Burton Invocation ........... . . Rev. Albert Anderson All Hail the Power of jesus Name . . Congregation Standing Scripture Reading . . Rev. Bruce Mudge Prayer ....... ........ R ev. Howard Stephens Baccalaureate Address . . . As Life Expands, Rev. Robert Roberts Bless This House ........... . .Taylor-Brake Almighty God of Our Fathers ....... .... J ames High School Choir Benediction . . . Rev. Arthur Fee Recessional ............... .... R obert Burton Trumpet Voluntary ................... Purcell Tom Kanooth - Robert Wolf - Solists l 18 Commencement Exercises Processional ............... ..... R obert Burton Pomp and Circumstanceu - Elgar Invocation ................... Rev. Bruce Mudge Seek through knowledgeg Learn through experience Class Motto Salutatory Address . . ..... . . Larry Bartel I Love Life ..................... Girls' Trio Mary Larson, Donna Zimmerly, Connie Corbett Valedictory Address . . . Janice Logan Halls of Ivy . . . ..... .... . . . Knight Senior Choir Superintendent's Message .... William A. Greene, Supt. of Schools Presentation of Awards . . . . Wayne Ball, High School Principal Climb Every Mountain ................. Rodgers You'll Never Walk Alone .......... Rodgers, Hammerstein High School Choir Diploma Presentation ........ Roy Garrison, Walter Claiborne ' Board of Education Benediction. . . . Rev. Bruce Mudge Recessional . .... ................ R obert Burton Trumpet Voluntary ................... Purcell Tom Kanooth - Robert Wolf - Soloists l 19 mduation ight Wanda Beers primps herself for Graduation. The Seniors wait anxiously to begin the jim Evans proudly walks under the traditional flowered arches. processional. The Seniors excitedly wait for the Commencement Exercises to start 120 gf? Z em ,f x K .nc 4, 0041 J QM K -My M if F ww .T ' f Salutatorian larry Bartel gi Entertainment was provided by Donna Zimmerly, Mary Larson, and Connie Corbett. Peggy Roth accompanied. ru, ia i I fl . in y Valedictorian Janice Logan A f 4 sew ? ..,, rf A W H ,f .,A:, --,51. ' . -gg 1 Q v if - if 1 A V, The Senior Choir sang the traditional Halls of Ivy. ' Superintendent, Mr. Green, l2l gave a farewell address to the Seniors. Mr. Burton presents Michele Claiborne. '-aye A 4 H .. ,. a,.,,,l Georgiana Lentz was awarded a S200 F. H. A. Scholarship. Marty Warner received the Citizenship Award. No tears for Evi! . Twelve years of hard work really paid off. Mrs. Wray'S tribute to the Graduates. It's all over except for turning in their ca S and owns. 122 P g 6? ! 'fv- gli -C J. 7 Muutang PIONEER PRINTING 8. STATIONERY MOTOR CO. Phone 694-2561 Woodland--Sales S Service--225-3271 W h F. lVL. 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