Ridgefield High School - Oralue Yearbook (Ridgefield, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1971 volume:

X 1971 URALUE Ridgefield High School Ridgefield, Washington Volurne 51 Contents Classes 6 Student Life 30 Sports 48 Clubs 70 Graduation 92 Advertising 102 Index 1 10 J Gui' high school years are filled with so many precious moments 1 H we A ANN-W-VOTE YES i A Q. . 1' or -ag is Q SQ QR Q Q-1g...,k Nw QF' ' , 1 fx... f. s , M , , . x xl Y' . . those sad moments, those happy moments, those fun-filled moments. 5 Sig? E 3 'K 141 6 fclasses .. 115, .E WW. Q sxw A- A x4 31 S I Classes clas Seniors Bid Farewell to R. H. S. on May 25,19 l 5 8 fseniors ,1fJaW,,,AL, , , 'f -, fy, j 1:1-53 Vg? 'ffl' The senior class officers were CFROM TOPJ Bucky Cook, presi- dentg Jack Claiborne, vice-presi dentg and Bonnie Smith, secretal Linda Alexander David Avery Sheila Barnes Pete Barrel :fi- lQw. f A' Judy Bottemiller Mallory Boutwell Gary Bradley Michelle Burton .Y SVSU R mx Qi P Adnni' Q QQ' L , Claudia Brown Bucky Cook ,Zh If-' r ffzf' Patricia Byers Richard Davis N ex .... Q5 Ji' if 4, ae an r '14 -an-fr wa' I ack Claiborne Val Clement Gary Deschand Gary Devers fix, 1 .. ar M1191-zrgizgi 5 - if -'ff F rg' 1 . 'V Sam Duncan Ghouls thirsty? Yep! and they are Steve Gretsch, Lynn Eastburn Matney, and Jim Maul. seniors X9 Seniors Active in Pep Assemblies 'H' wiv Larry Eiesland Vicki Eiesland I -. 1335 TT K f-mayor' Cheering the Spudders on at a football game are Nancy Garrison, Sue Judah, Bonnie Smith, and Terri Tallmon. 10 fseniors Steve Faust George Fich Barbara Ford .XX X s as if J H.. . if ,, was f 4 'W' f..,,,,., . ,, We 1 ' sfyvgsf K , Q: sz-1 Qi. 1 s K s i ' 2 A - if Kathy Frisk ev 1-4 '-O' s.,....s--v .X T'--vig, 'lull fig ...kg '57, 'l? ':-r vitae 'f 1 Lg' 'W' -if Sandra Frost Nancy Garrison Mary Gendron Denise Goodwin Steve Gretsch Ed Hambrook Jerry Haun Randy Hilberg y,L. V ,PY ,Q-.ji HQ .xx 1 arg, Sw'- --94' . G , 11- Iitch Bicandi enjoys a quiet moment on the grass. Terry Hogan Karen Holcomb seniors X1 1 KX 12 fseniors ' 'liz W , I siis 4 Q f A 'ij' J S xg 4, if i xx N alfa 3 a xfxzr: -1 A Q as ijlf fi 3 ' I ,432 mg K L6 M. ia A In , ,, W ' K 2 , , 9 Q mwvi Q' W' f 1 ,A VY 'J LL 'xL,LL - ' .. i'4ir::ali3?.,s . .. i lx i ' R 1 :..3,fbX,Q-,X ff , Dennis Hutchison Dan Jackson Andy J anes Raymond Johns LouAnn Johnston Greg JOHGS 4-'A Yrs im. K Sue Judah Vicki Kane My Goodness! Vicki Kane 85 Clint Osborne? T im I enkins Loren Jones imma 'Q' . . . Vanessa Le1gh4 Koethe? I hate to tell you th1s, but s not raining! stated Sheila Barnes. Leonard Kanooth Vanessa Koethe 'eu' thin' T'-'rv in 'M 'Qv FW! if' fi: fm ffl Qv, Qs-Q 'ff'-005 ,YN Dan Krause Sue Kraus Kim Krawsky Carol McWilliams Saraha Matney J im Maul Michele Mongrain Steve Morrison seniors! 13 'Es sa-ell I-.. .X -.fr-qu Elsa rv-qv ...ug-rw-avr 56 V' NN 'S' H w.,,,,,.r-1' Valorie Nelson Clinton Osborne Karin Neault Barbara Nelson Cathy Olson Becki Osborne Grover Oakerman Jim Parks 3 'WP 14 fseniors .aww XNQW, fix Michael Pitts Bob Peterson Debra Pruden Leonard Rietdyk Kathy Righter Dell Simmons Vicki Sonney Bonnie Smith A' Seniors Select Toda Is the First Da of the Rest of Your Life as Motto SI-W ' Q wff !i'i f'!f,jga, s 4 -UM 9253! W rr N, jf, ...ku-KKK, f y 5. ., -.R V I NOT PICTURED: Mitch Bicandi Dianne Ybarrondo Richard Tabor Terri Tallmon Shawn CL11'1'i6 Gary Taylor David Thurlow Q? 'ini' l l 'ff-. f '4::tt'7 'Nw 4' vw' -fn , -.1 l Paul Wells LuAnn Westfall Wanda Wheeler Dan W11l1ams l Rae Wooley Cathy Worthington Randy Wray Tony Zebnln l seniors 115 unior Class Puts on r.-Sr. Prom What is it like to be a junior? Well, it's being able to push around a freshman because you're bigger than he is . It's being left out of senior activities be- cause you're too young, yet. And, it's winning the Homecoming float contest, getting your Tolo candi- date crowned King , and working your fingers to the bone in order to put on the best Junior-Senior Prom Ridgefield High has ever seen. Yes, despite the disadvantages of not quite yet being the big cheese , the junior class of 1970- 71 was actually the most active one. 4 1 I l 4 The 1970-71 Junior class officers were, from left, Mark Schmitz, pres. 9 Cheryl McCuiston, sec. g and Tim Kane, vice president. Sharon Alexander ,V Q V Ed Ames - or :Ezra I f I i Mike Anderson N V, I .t,. J Y fa' i - V Q. Marsha Andrews ' sig it is 7 c c, q 'f is ess. s s Richard Bafhifle .. i dk? .Z H , , gs.. Jul Basse ,V . VV V V - up VV krr y rf V VV QVV . - ., . I31'liS Baur 29:1 - 1 ' ix K '55 David Beers A Glen Berry V. ' V K Sara Burris VY A V ,VN In Q ,fm v Q, S V W Merilee Burton 1 '- Wi V -s Q is i l L, . . f U . Ral sl i it is R- as Cir ' -4-f ph Campbell 1 ---s . -.- - ,, .f , .VV Q J - , V! , V -. . Mailtlliew ilraiters ' lx J' 5 W Xe L - f Aa -A ' ss 2 -4 H JoAnn Combs V V V tj V ,V Carolyn Cowing V - W 5 , , , Glenda Crocker D ' - . ca ' Q ,f Ss kk Theresa Crone A .61 r , ' 1 A is lg . . , fs 5 L . L.. f V Jeff Crouch 51 VV i 1 Q' , V' lk . . mfs! g 'Tiff V, . 'M ' Kevin Cummings fs 9 s - . 3, ' 'E s. V s 7 f s V ss- V V .. V, fi X 4 J' g IamesDav1s V -as QP 'Q' NV g ba V . i , 5 - f 16 I Juniors Sl mia: fs, ,ax- I. .Hal n . -is , 4' Q., . s if .K CJ Q ,tr , - - ,i g .. f X u f 1 xfk p l je' 1, .jwgfv W ' - K is e e y . e is e s D f e F r W y ul .E gfr ,a L' D K N, K rf? 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From left, Kevin mmings, puppy , and Julene Oertli. 6 Sue Dixon Leslie Dybdahl Russell Fields Dennis Fox Vemon Francis Lyle Fredricks Diane Garrison Reuben Gosney Vicki Graves Mary Hagen Helen Hayden Don I-Iegge Ron Hegge Becky Helmberger Betty Hendrickson Duane Hogan Carol Holcomb Steve Humphrey Teresa Johns Tim Kane Janice Kemper Bill Kennedy I oe Kennedy Debbie King Dennis King Barbara LaMew Cheryl Lang Bill Larimer Cheryl McGuiston Teresa McMahon D ig it it frm f -K .,,, i Florence Madson JA cms Mettler A Kevin Mcwilliams juniorsf1'7 18 X juniors 2 L eg we 'New John Mettler A H'mMeYef .ir W1 I 1 A , A '23 Ze , , Lam M1165 t ' 1 1 5 Marcia Mongrain Bev Mortenson Sandra Nedrow Bruce Nelson Margaret New lulene Oertli Terry Paddock Sue Patton Don Penfield Ellen Pfeifer Denise Picchioni Debby Pitts Mary Reigel Bennie Richardson Lucy Rietdyk I: r- '1 ,gy v -H Hx? l Q iw f W L fe, f ' A QQ.. 4 JF uniors Take First Prize L ff K 1, 1, Nfxyg m t A l M 1 5' ,. - V .ll fff f gif ' -cf e '23 ' an . vw. ' 1 ff- x -v at Teresa Johns in a serious mood. -gy f gilt x-K Debbie Roane Carol Roth Ken Royle Karen Ruby Pam Sayre Mark Schmitz Nancy Schurman Barbara Schuster Dawneen Settles Becky Shoemaker loel Smith Renee Smythe Dar Steiner John Stokes Mike Strickland Debra Tabor Toni Tallmon Gayle Thomas Mariella Thompson Marijean Thompson Diane Thorn Kay Thornberry John Throop Renee Weaser Randy W ebberley Ramona Wentworth Tom Williams Dennis Woods Stan Yinger Glen Zimmerley Becky Helmberger and Margaret New en joy themselves at the Homecoming pep assembly. fC Sophomo Class illed With Pride and Spirit To be a sophomore, well, it is a little easier than being a lowly freshman but it sure isn't much better. As a tenth grader, you're in an in-between , between being an under and upper-classman. For the first time in the history of Ridgefield High School, sophomores were allowed to take classes with the juniors and seniors. The class was the new English program as initiated by Mr. Zanni. Laura Acxers Brenda Adams Pat Allmaras Gary Baker Marilyn Bamett Dennis Benedict Lori Benfit Howard Berry Rowe Berry Tony Bisson Jeff Bochart Sherri Bochart Gary Bottemiller Janette Bradley Pete Broderson Judy Chicks David Chiles Steve Cochran Michael Craig Bob Croskrey Pat Dooley Brian Ellefson Jeanna Faust Dale Fenimore Mike Fletcher Teresa Fletcher Ed Fontyn Joan Fowlei 20 fsophom ores The class officers for the Sophomores were, from left, Teresa Grisham, secretaryg John Maul, pres.g and Jeff Bochart, vice pres. ' t 1 B V X ,., ,Ny , ,tx KK K ' K J x , IW w , i Exam, , V K ,iii V,,. , s r QB B,w,.!3' J, .,,. K JB ' X Q I- Yi Q -. I ' M y U i : A H ' K B . 'gif X 9 X X1 I wig Bw? .K H 'f f 5 -, ,BR .. B lassl , B B at B B ' j . Y 'Q W r cw 5 5. J 4,4 5 sie B Y' if . 'S',f ' B 'ar B-B- ' ' .Taj WB B B ff H ' B . f B has 1 ii ' , ' X - .r K B ypplr - :B yy ca , s , pp E-f ' ' Bea 5 1 t ' Q J t r f R B ' 'E .A , J ' rsllll t -Mi r x 'B 1 Lf B V J J X x ik, - a . 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David Francis Wanda Frisk Carl Frost Merle Fry Ron Garrison Dennis Gates Dawn Gibson Crystal Gleaves Gayla Golden Scott Goodnight Lauren Graham Kim Griffith Teresa Grisham Terry Groat Helen Hagen Ralph Hawkins Susan Heisler Vicki Hering Rick Herz Vicki Herz Lisl Holden Cheryl Hunt Jim Hutchison julie Hutchison Laura Jenkins Sharon Johns Vernon Johnson Matt Judah Danny King Ken Kipp Gayle Koethe Pam Krebser Tracy Kujava Diane Lappier Dennis Larson Ken Lee Cynthia McKinney John Maul Evie Meyer Jeannie Meyer Cyndee Miles T erry Miller Debbie Mongelli Mary Morris sophomores X2 1 Kent Mouison Bob Mortenson Stanley Neal Teresa Nelson Steve Oakerman Pat Oltman Ken Paddock Jerry Patee Betty Pfeifer Cathy Pfeifer Patty Pfeifer Audna Ploium Cathy Quast Jim Reagan Sherman Reeves Mary Roane Craig Roberts Kenny Roberts Dan Roth Kathleen Ryan Joni Schlosser Jeri Schimelpfenig Leslie Sevier Ken Seward Tom Sheldon Mark Sinclair Mark Sonney Dawn Stolberg Vicki Stokes Dean Sykes Sara Thompson Mike Throop Jeff Tuttle Donna Warner John watson Judy Webberley Jenny Wiksrrom Teresa Williams Mike Zumstein Cindy Farley f C I A . 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C , l , K - XP' V, V ,k , R - H 'xv ,V ' L it ' X . A ' X .--. 1 I A Y fs . r K , -fa ' I af, ' 5 Q H - - 'ar A , , Q- PQ: Wk :Z , ' r ,-N ,f V P 93 , 9-. 1-.4 .. ,,f X ik! -1- ' s-ff . , A ,Q tv . D it Q l L A fi r f' A Q 'tn OB Freshmen Start-off Well The freshman class this year, luckily avoided being initiated, but they did get a pretty good pic- ture of what high school life is like, however. They were tough competitors when it came to the money-raising projects such as the girls' annual event, TOLO, and the Carnival. Greg A lex and er A Kim Altig Jackie Andrevs . Tom Asch ,Mi K John Avery ' lll ' f Dacia Berdahl L- I Michelle Audette ,Q I 'J 'K X ar gl i Rebecca Berdahl Don Bottemiller John Bryant Terry Bryant V I Robert Burke ' J Chuck Butcher Norman Byers Connie Campbell Jana Cavasos Joe Chapman Judy Chapman David Chenette Dave Cochran Cindy Craig -vs - i 'ii L L., Ask .Q Kathy Croskrey Pam Dooley Tracy Doriot Lorraine Eastbum ' Donna Eaton ' ,-V' if nm Ek ,h ,,- , Amy Evans Dennis Fenimore 4 freshmen f 23 Brad Feyer Hal Fich Larry Fields Ron Folkinga David Francis Dennis Fontyn Vicki Fournier Debbie Golden Ellen Graham Theissa Gram Ralph Greear Karla Griffith Kenneth Groat Carrie Hanson Susie Harris Reva Helsuom Amy Herz Bruce Holcomb Lolene Hunnicut Wesley Hutchison Larry Johns Linda Johns Holly Johnson Lori Johnson Karyn Kahn Debbie Kalles Kasey Keim Lynnia Kennedy Kim Kirk Charley Kern Robert Kipp Sharon Kraus Brian Krawsky Rick Lafferty Don Linge Diane Lang Dean Lappier Sandi Louie Russ McAndrews Holly McCuiston Pam McKinney Albert McMahon Delbert McMahon Roger Meier Bill Miller Vern Mols Jeff Mortenson 24 f freshmen 1 Av. 5 H - 'MN' J 4 Av -P W5 J . ,v vs RQ? 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's '35 life K vr , , .K -X X 9 ee, . -4-...Q 'tw ei ' 1 ,J , .-.. .swf Q4- 1 si '7 K ,SQ i- X .Q - Q . .4 t . glnpih A-.f X. S., 5 J .,. J, J Nj Q x J Debbie Mumford Darrell Neal Verena Neal Donna Olson Love Olson J ack Osborne Gordon Pederson Debbie Peterson Elizabeth Peterson Jerry Pfeifer Rosemary Peitz James Plouim Debbie Schlosser Ken Settles Elizabeth Sheldon John Studdard Mark Sykes Bill Rneter Scott Richardson Debbie Talbot LeeRoy Tallmon Russell Thomas Ken Thompson Amber Tresham Jenny Truex James Tuttle Lynn Volgamore Russ Ward Don Webberly Howard Wiley Christy Williams Julie Williams Tcrilee Wilkerson Glen Wooldridge David Wodaege Pam Yaddof Debbie Yinger Dan New Hedunenf25 Teachin Staff Michael Johnson: B.S. Wash. State Teaches: Science-Frosh Advisor William Collins: B.A. WWSC Teaches: Science-Athletics ! -,. i E at 'Q . W? i at rf - T.. - ,nf fl ' llll L W N k in Q , , ,jj 26 f faculty James Koethe: CWSC: B.A. Teaches: Science-Jr. Advisor-Athletics 8 H S , l Doris Hawkey: B.S. MiamiU. fOhioJ Teaches: Girls P. E. -Health-G. A. A. 'gif M-- 9 ,Y Susan Kurus: B.S. U of Wash. Teaches: Home Ec. -Family Living-FHA Richard White: B.S. Linfield Teaches: Music-Swing Choir Stephen Blair: B. S. Montana State U. Teaches: Vocational Agriculture Teaching Staff www m NWN Rolf Oxos: B. S. Eastern W. S.C. Robert Hyatt: B. S. Montana State U, Teaches: Social Studies-Athletics Teaches: English-Athletics -.... N-.W-.-maui f 'T 'c-'I'T' in '3 Michael Lust: B.A. Wash. S. U. David Stoeve: B.S. Western W.S.C. Teaches: Social Studies-Athletics Teaches: English-Athletics v I t N - Q 1 li . 4 Phil Spiesman: B. S. U. of Idaho J. Eugene Zanni: B. A. Marist State C. Teaches: Social Studies-Athletics Teaches: English .A gsisujedu-.QV Frank Burris: B.A. , M. A. Gonzaga U. Gerry Brownz' M. A. U. of Idaho Librarian-Oralue Guidance Counselor-Athletic Director faculty!27 I so Alan Knott: B. A. Eastern W.S. C. Teaches: Ind. -10th Advisor Robert Croskrey: B.A. Eastern W.S.C. Teaches: Industrial Arts, Crafts. 9 adv. Susan Greenwood: B. S. Portland S.C. Tom McMillan: B.A. Central W. S.C Teaches: Business-FNA Advisor s- ' ' T eache . Business-Deca Advisor llnfn wsu! all fi' naw Alvin Gustafson: B. A. Cascade C. Allan Heritage: B.A. Central W. S.C. Teaches: Math-Junior Class Advisor Teaches: Math-HOr1Or SOC. AdViSOr x ,TT x s s N Q Q 'We m H 28 ffaculty 5' ' 5 1 ' EN L... 5 l Hilda Guererro: Colegio de la Merced Helmi Kortes: B. A. Portland S.C. Bucarnmanga, Colombia QS. America! Teaches: Languages-German Club- Mary Dynes: B. A. Graceland C. Girls League Advisor Teaches: Languages-Span. Club- FTA Advisor Admlnlstratlon The most important part of a school is the administration. Allen Blair was the superintendent for the 1970-71 school year. It was his first in the Ridgefield School District. School board members were Roy Garrison, chairmang Walt Claiborneg Dr. Larry Krotzerg Mrs. M. R. Mongraing and Roger Stine. The high school principal, Wayne Ball, did his best to keep RHS a top school. Listening to students' gripes and complaints , arranging school activities, and advising Student Council were the responsibilities of Herb Hambrook, vice-principal ,SX -F I. X, t I PRINC IPAL VICE PRINC IPA L W AYNE BA LL HERB HAMBROOK administration X29 5 .7 - 30 fsnudem life if 9 ww U ,. 4. . wr- lol STUDENT LIFE 5? M WEA tlf Queen Michelle Burton 2 fhomecomi g Michelle Reigns Qver Homecomin FR 19 V , igglii 'i5lln ij . Princess Sheila Barnes Princessjanis Baur X-Ai. ,mf Princess Teresa Grisham Princess Donna Olson l l 8 in h mecom g!33 Clubs Participate in Homecoming Activities Leading the rooting section at the powderpuff game October 22 were the sexy and peppy cheerleaders. fFrorn lefty Jerry Haun, Gary Taylor, Mark Schmitz, Dar Steiner, Jim Meyer, and Raymond Johns. s.. JY After the Thursday night activities, the crowd was entertained at a Hootenanny. Entertaining were, from left, Holly Johnson, Cathy Pfeifer, Mr. Dave Dynes, Leslie Sevier, and Teresa Nelson. 34 fhomecorning Michelle Burton squeals her sur- prise when football captain, Den nis Hutchison, crowns her queen- Spirit in the Sky Homecoming Theme The couples relax on the sidelines with friends after an ex- hausting dance. 1 Y if 3 ,,,, fi. . J I anis Baur and Mark Schmitz enjoy dancing to the music of The Renegades. fm homecoming X35 48 'WD' X Q '1V S , Q S , fgf3 a3,gQ E S 3 ,f 'W': J ' ' ,J QU EEN , , TU NIOR PRINCESS DENISE GOODWIN MARY REIGEL gl IWW .i 'F nys' S ,, SOPHOMORE PRINCESS FRESHMAN PRINCESS CATHY PFIEFER AMY HERZ 1970 Carnival Filled ith aiety I+ -My M is Mr. Hyatt is ecstatic over someone's beautiful cake Steiner makes a spectacular arrest. WOH at the Cake walk. QW' , . ,V ir, . ' fx. 'Q -'yn f fs' M' Vttt um, Nh., ,Q WV 2 s l R, it S I 94 ,, li. WS? Gayle Koethe holds th Steve Gretsch assists a girl at the Hoop- La booth. e stuffed dog she won. camival!37 assail Hour Sponsored by DECA On December 17, 1970, 7:00 p. m. , the long, dark, dreary halls of Ridgefield High were invaded by enthusiastic students eager to dec- orate the building for the upcom- ing holiday season. After decor- ating, a visitor from the North Pole came. For entertainment, the El Toro Spanish club had a pinata for the workers to play with. Mr. Gustafson finally broke it releasing the candy inside. The German Club then presented a skit and a sing-along. When all was completed, the group went carol- ling in Ridgefield. Michele Mongrain places holly and fir boughs on the trophy case with the help ofPaul Amos. 4 'fr fjgf ii: fl f Wil 'Gee, thanks Santa! What else do I get? Terry Hogan receives a candy cane from a surprise visitor. 38 fwassail hour bn Zumstein. V :nnie Richardson watches over s Woods prepares the wwf? . . fr ,I M-,fr are 'vm rmula tor breaklng a plnata: C hr m. G st fs and a long stick. Terrilee Wilkerson, Jack Osborne, and Donna Olson went Caro after the party ended. ling A-l s lights for the tree. 'Twas a week before Christmas and all through the school the students adorned it and acted a Fool! ssail hour X39 High School Moves to Nevw A transition was executed from Union Ridge to the new1y-con- structed high school on January 29. Students and faculty alike assisted in moving desks, chairs, books, etc. Much of the new equipment for the Distributive Education classes arrived and Mr. McMillan tore eagerly into the supplies. Other faculty members worked their fingers to the bone cleaning the floors and decorating the bar- ren walls. The entire moving process was effected with a single combined rapport of faculty and students. Mr. White gives a good example of how to swab the deck, but Wes Hutchison ignores him. ig, 2 Mx' s z. Al 4 Mr. McMillan excitedly opens his box of new D. E. supplies. 40 lmoving day Come on Debbie Schlosser say Sam Duncan. We're running these desks mighty slow! ll Greenwood brings out some y decorations. X ,nd here we see Mike Anderson :nd Judy Bottemiller storing Span- zh books. L, :if 3 ' 'WA 25437 I E? wa-...nw 42lto1o court King William Larimer Prince jeff Mortenson 'VK Prince Gary Bradley -rijjfi Prince Mark Sonney -I fs Bill Larimer Gains Crown at Tolo 'lay Junior class candidate, Bill Larimer, was crowned by 1970 Tolo King, John Watson. Looking on here, from left, Laura Ackers 85 Mark Sonney, Nancy Schurman, Bonnie Smith 8: Gary Bradley. . , , few-fxfzfib , ff' X 9, I ' rwmmg ' , wi 14' 7, ,, V izfif f c , 2 fi Q vt, 5 n W ,IW , A,', Q A -f , , , The couples spend some time relaxing on the side. Bill dances with his date, Schurrnan. to1of43 44 f prom if A iqvw' 'QW' ueen Bonnie Smith Bonnie Smith Honored as Prom Queen ,Jvc i an Princess Kim Krawsky Princess Cathy Olson , X , Princess Valorie Nelson Princess Barbara Schuster The Jr. -Sr. Prom theme, A Time For Us , well-describes the eloquent fete which the junior class presented in honor of the seniors. The atmosphere was a roman- tic one with the decor centered around the trickling fountains in shallow pools, and flickering candlelight on each of the tables. Bonnie Smith ruled the annual event along with her court Kim Krawsky, Cathy Olson, Valorie Nelson, and Barbara Schuster. Their respective escorts were Greg Jones, Kyle Marvin, Jack Claiborne, Mike Pitts, and Andy Janes. Mr. Alvin Gustafson crowned and cloaked the elated queen as the class president, Mark Schmitz introduced her to those present. Music for the dance was pro- vided by the In-Crowd. The attire was formal and semi-formal. There was no admission. ,ff --We t ,W 'e lr F A Chaperone, Mrs. Toni Kane, and the service personnel, Mark Sonney, Laura Ackers, John Maul, and Carla Griffith prepare the punch. 46 fprom A Time for Us Selected drill, And the Junior-Senior Prom queen for 1971 is . . . BONNIE SMITH' Escort, on the left, is Greg Jones. X ,,,' or r. - Sr. Prom Theme yl, ourt members, Mike Pitts 8g Val Nelson, Kyle Marvin 85 Lucy Rietdyk seems to be hinting for a dance ,m Krawsky lead the Coronation dance. with Don Hegge. . -'L a Y? 9' ff ,thi Tim Kane, Eddie Ames, and Andy lanes line up for hors d'oeuvres. Claudia Brown and Pete Bartel converse while sitting it out between dances. prom X47 48!sports Nl.. my , 41 f W, 5 A p, 3, -L afar-gr' .iw .1 if f - ,J K : .W ,5 K V, if K ,.. 5, - 1. f Sports sports X49 Spudders Pla Hard During NO. NAME GRADE 10 Mike Strickland 11 12 John Maul 10 14 Bob Mortenson 10 16 Dar Steiner 11 20 Jim Meyer 11 27 Don Penfield 11 28 Dan Jackson 12 29 Bruce Nelson 11 32 Raymond Johns 12 33 Dennis Hutchison 12 42 Jeff Tuttle 10 44 Dean Sykes 10 50 Tony Zebrun 12 52 Dennis Gates 10 53 John Throop 11 55 Carl Frost 10 50 ffootball POS . QB QB QB QB HB HB End End HB HB HB End C C Guard Guard NAME Lani Miles Ron Hegge Bucky Cook Jerry Haun Jim Maul Paul Wells Matt Judah Gary Taylor Don Hegge Steve Watson Dennis Larson Mark Schmitz John Watson Jeff Bochart Howard Berry Pete Bartel 70 Season GRADE 11 11 12 12 12 12 10 12 11 12 10 11 10 10 10 12 POS . Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard T T T Guard T T End End End End End was W' -f I-captains for the varsity football squad were ffrom 'tj Jim Maul and Dennis Hutchison. The varsity and I. V. coaching staff were ffrom lefty Robert Croskrey, ass'tg Rolf Oxos, head coachg and Robert Hyatt, asst. Rebels Prove Varsity Potential e freshman football squad consisted of, from left, QSTANDINGJ Coach Lust, Albert McMahon, Delbert Mc- hon, Larry Johns, Robert Burk, Larry Fields, Bob Croskrey, Bill Reuter, Ralph Greear, John Studdard, David vodaege, Mark Sykes, Ron Folkinga, Jerry Pfeifer, Coach Stoeveg QKNEELINGJ Jeff Tuttle, Chuck Butcher, rryl Neal, Don Botterniller, Russell Ward, Dennis Benedict, Ken Groat, Brad Feyer, Russell Thomas, and Brian twsky. football!51 'FR tw' -E -:S i J ,J .fy YZ 4 we K , K 2g:P1.:f:?U , ag:-S .safe -.Iggy 1, f S S ' I ' 'fi H .S as ti if . . ..,X ,. .. . ,. ,, , flfesf -- Z af.: A',-- ix - l . 1 - .,,, 1.- S , S tttcy yttty I ,-,. 3 T lea R 1 S Mg ?---- 7 w 1 ' f ss.- 'N-.,,,,,...,....f W'w.,,-N, V , L i :..L T 4- 7 'E Ns- ..,,..xxx.... ,X-V .rf V -1,. M 1 T' X......J The 1970-71 roundballers for Ridgefield High were, from left, Mark Sonney, Randy Wray, Jim Parks - captain, Greg Jones, Mike Strickland, Ed Hambrook, Coach Stoeve, Steve Faust, Bruce Nelson, Pete Bartel, Tim Kane Mark Schmitz, Dennis Hutchison. The managers for the basketball team did more for the players this past season than is actually realized by the public. The boys, right, Randy Web- berley and Don Penfield did a great job assisting the team in every way, shape, or form. l 54 f basketball V f , RHS Experienced Disappointing Season Y I -.,......--iq-- Q ii ipp, fx! j s i ig i ' V V V'.1, V V V, i si p,ipi ,m,, of 'Hit-is I f f ' A v NV!! V XV ' V if L ,H ,, EMO N g ya U ga 9 he junior varsity basketball players were, from left, QSTANDINGJ Pete Broderson, Chris Mettler, Gary Botte- iiller, Bob Mortenson, John Watson, Coach Spiesmang QKNEELINGJ Jeff Bochart, Dennis Gates, Danny King, Jim Qeyer, and Ken Lee. f 'V V 41 ...---lv-- U' 5 G vm 1' ff f Q 5 I . 5 Q f .igunl q' Q L ii Iziil - 1 'iit - ii ' 4 . i , K it Y 7 :V I -AV? ,, V ,Jii s ,,,,, f VV V s 'i . s B1 ' t Us - , f i W i - VV , ,VI V V V i V, L te V- , VVV,,V V K' N V if V Y Vg X sz , if , , reg t , basketball f 55 Varsity Cagers End Season in Sixth Place The Spudder roundballers showed their fans how much they improved over the past few years in their game, but still the team was unsuccessful in placing high on the Trico scoreboard. The team captain was Jim Parks, and David Stoeve was the coach. The team's high scorer was Steve Faust then Ed Hambrook. An exciting moment in RHS' basketball history was the time when Randy Wray made a long shot when there were only two seconds left in the game which was tied. .JP ' -X xg Xl ra- ' U can 'J 3, A- 2120 czxkr 1 53' ' , m l : f .. at-, T-'R 4 H- 3 - ix, ff I giffg e E - ' 9 5 6 fbasketball i ,,,,,,,.,....,-M a s.s,. X 1 , X 5, ,,t, , 1 I Q ., 35 XE! -n......ff ' ff? gi ,CS i .,--ff' C' - 'L '--.., uo 4 basketba11f5'7 Grapplers Prove Strength on Mat The Ridgefield High School varsity wrestling team members were, from left, I ack Osborne, Steve Oakerman, Dalt Fenimore, Terry Paddock, Clinton Osborne, Coach Collins, Jeff Tuttle, Jim Maul, Dean Sykes, Tony Zebrun, an Dennis Woods. The I. V. grapplers were, from left, QSTANDINGQ Coach Hyatt, Carl Frost-manager, Jim Tuttle, Joe Chapman, Dennis Fox, Mike Throop, Larry Johns, Lee Roy T allman, Brian Krawsky, Richard Barhitte, Rick Herz, Rick T abc: Ken Seward, Pat Allmaras, Don Webberley-managerg QKNEELINGJ Tom Asch, Howard Wiley, Ken Paddock, Dave Cochran, Ed Fontyn, Mark Sykes, Steve Cochran, John Maul, Bennie Richardson, Delbert McMahon, Albert McMahon, and Scott Richardson. 58 fwrestling H finse-mwms 1 X 4 --Q . - mQf1 :HL 'ENE 'arsit wrestler, Ra Johns, concentrates on defeatin his o onent. Y Y 8 PP Q D - 4 A 0 'U Q l ' x .,L. pp x ' F .h .x-,, --'Q-f Q :eve Oakerman desperately tries to get on the of- Clinton Osborne successfully pins his opponent at the ansive. Woodland match. The Ridgefield High School wrestling team again sent a few of her grapplers to the state contest. he local participants were the Osborne brothers, Clinton and lack. Unfortunately, both boys returned ome minus the glory they would have received placing at the match. wrestling X59 Track Team Finds Best Season in Years 0 The track team members were, from left, QSTANDINGJ Coach David Stoeve, Pete Broderson, Ralph Campbell, Lani Miles, Loren Jones, Andy Janes, Dennis Hutchison, Dan Jackson, Dennis Woods, Ed Fontyn, Randy Kerscher Coach Rolf Oxos. QKNEELINGJ Glen Berry, Dennis Fox, Bruce Nelson, Stanley Neal, Ken Lee, Richard Barhitte, Pat Allmaras, I im Meyer, Mike Craig, Rick Herz, Dale Fenimore, and Mike Throop. Q, s ill. y Q . X N , s -B pf v 1 K ,V kwa any ' A 'Kr . 32 't vis, fi The freshman track team members were, from left, fn QSTANDING5 Larry Johns, Darryl Neal, John Studdard, if it Coach Roger Tonn. QKNEELINGJ Brian Krawsky, Brad ' Q Feyer, and Wes Hutchison. m y D Dan Jackson ended up 7th in state in the mile. 60 ftrack if -Q, ,, . sas, V, - in Jaay 4' ,:' y- C, s - 0 J A..-- A- 1 H-2, 'ren Jones and Mike Craig in the 220. I v- A .4 --.Q ' C . M 3'.i' ?ff'3 f i ag? 'Q fly? . ' -2 , . q 4 is i s sr s - Qvgy' ' - ' pw' f -sr' f . ' - -l --. ' 'f .. Jw, fu-,, I. .li . A'-1 'E ' -J-1 I N- F7 'i 'IYMQ1 5 ' - rl fis X. V ' e of Randy Kerscher's events was the long jump. Lani Miles and Coach Oxos form a critical audience. Andy Janes receives the baton from Ken Seward in the 880 relay. 1971 School Records 100 yd. dash Mile Mile relay Javelin Dennis Hutchison Dan Jackson Loren Jones, Andy Janes, Dan Jackson , Mike Craig Randy Kerscher 10 4 3. 167' .2 .31 36. 1: 7 track!61 Spudders Tie for 3rd With Stevenson sg :wif xi r A L A , . xx N 3. 3,6092 ,t,,,.x?,, J rs' v VV V ., ivjm , .. 1 +1 ' Af - .N ,aa t is A-,iv I A - review f'-' ,. ' ' ' ,M +M,,.. 2 ' ' ' i ,' - A . . J , . gm' M L- W, 1 si I , , , . 1, it K - 6 H way- 'A 3iq.,,f ' a W'-v A . -A H f' -Q-wif A M' C t ff v, H H . g It .1 ' A - The baseball team members were, from left, QFRONT ROWJ Dar Steiner, Tom Asch, Dennis Gates, Mike Pitts, Larry Eiesland, Ron Folkinga, Rowe Berry, Dean Lappier, Don Bottemiller, Ken Thompson, Sam Duncan, Chuck y Butcher. QTOP ROWJ Chris Mettler, Ralph Greear, Randy Wray, Jeff Bochart, Hal Fich, Tim Kane, Kevin Cummings, Bob Mortenson, Jim Park, Howard Berry, Dave Woodage, Coach Lust. i POSITIONS PITCHERS Rowe Berry, Kevin Cummings, Sam Duncan, Larry Eiesland, Ron Folkinga, Dar Steiner CATCHERS Tom Asch, Larry Eiesland, Dennis Gates 1st BASE Kevin Cummings, Ron Folkinga, Dean Lappier, Jim Park 2nd BASE Tom Asch, Mike Pitts 3rd BASE Howard Berry, Randy Wray SHORTSTOP Sam Duncan, Ralph Greear, Bob Mortenson CENTERFIELD Dar Steiner INFIELD Hal Fich, Dave Woodage OUTFIELD Howard Berry, Don Bottemiller, Chuck Butcher, Jeff Bochart, Kevin Cummings, Dennis Gates, Tim Kane, Jim Park, Ken Thompson COACHES Jim Koethe, Mike Lust 62 fbaseball raw ., -- , fv f F234 if .59-ff: I 3? Y X 1 1 ' i i ii Q ' 5 s V -a, fl S 1. 1 ,gi A vp -.. N -.-M...5.., 4 ., . gg 2:Ys25fvfff'sfafit L VM? fait -af-V. if iH' . J 1 'wif x 'wf3e.sn . 2 vffgm 15413,-jafpf..if'ss gn' . A -a is ' y p 'L HH - 'var E'-fe2ts..,f i' ' rry Eiesland practices his wind-ups before a game. ff U V. sv' of :Y - p ,' L ,EIY 504.--L , ' K ' S' 5 f Y' f '39 f on O 1 -if fy .1 4 J . . M 'P - 3... W ' 1' J if t . f ,, v sf' l'5 f' w ' , A,-'W' 'f' to an ' M ' 4' ' 'T gh '42, ' nw , Q f- gy, ' . J 'il 15- . , H' A, , , I ' A Q17 'A V W 4 . ZH ., 'H' I -- 1 5 . ' 'Q ., , law. ' W ,...,f.lfZ!?' ' 1 I V ,?,'42'ff'4T 'f'l'5f.'.Hf aff? I -fbtw' .tt 'wi ,M , name' ?7 P15l .lf . ..1 J-f. -'fm, '1'i 'W- i l--mr ' ,:g , s' - 1-'tl , ' wr ---- -- A 'f ,-4 , ,,- . ' y ' W V :, .- . A L' ' '. l e I -1. 1-' ,, M , W ,, A fa' '- 1 f . be 1 vm 'H A ,, mu, ' ' ' V fortunately, Howard Berry makes a strike. l Sam Duncan, pitcher, fires a fast ball to home plate. .-.-.,,N -1 K 1.-q' -HCI' 1 it 3 Hi x , fi t gy W as . r,...K. -gn , esss. at Randy Wray successfully catches a Hy ball with a smile. baseball! 63 Golfers Capture 1971 I .4 F M w 3 i l The golf team members were, from left, Mark Sonney, Greg Jones, Randy Hilberg, Stephen Gretsch, Sam Dunca and Coach Phil Spiesman. Once again the Ridgefield High School golf team carried home the Trico crown. The Spudders be- came the undisputed rulers after swinging past Washougal 431-435. As medalist, Randy Hilberg shot a 74. Mark Sonney played his best match of the year hitting 78. Sam Duncan's 86, Greg Jones' 90, and Steve Gretsch's 103 completed the RHS score. In 334 strokes, the Spudders waltzed their way into fourth place at sub-district. Earning eighth Q place at the dis11'ict match was short of the score necessary for the team to qualify for state. 64 fgolf rico Championship Title The junior varsity golf team mem- bers were, from left, Don Penfield, Tim Jenkins, Gary Bottemiller, Dennis Benedict, and Coach Phil Spiesman. Since the game of golf began at Ridgefield High in 1967, team members have proven them- selves as worthy golfers. Randy Hilberg and Sam Duncan had started on the team when they were just freshmen. Since that time they have held the positions of numbers one and two. In the game, the best way to winning is to have experience. That is the key word, and our win- ning team has had plenty of it. Greg Jones, Steve Gretsch, and Tim Jenkins were also valu- able assets to the team. Number one man and medalist was Randy Hilberg. golff65 Volleyball Season a Good One The 1970 volleyball season was the sec- ond one for the Ridgefield High School girl athletes. Being so, it was still a very good one in the way of wins. The team participated in a five-school jamboree involving Fort Vancouver, Col- umbia River, Battle Ground, and Evergreen high schools. The junior varsity success- fully grabbed the trophy for their division. The varsity team took second place. As a total summary of the season, the varsity squad came up smelling like roses with a winfloss record of six and four, re- spectively. Despite the handicap of being a small school, the team really demon- strated their man-power. The junior varsity team didn't do quite so well and ended up with a winfloss record of three and five, respectively. Q , Q ,Vmzg ,.,., 'k ,a :'?3t . ' 5 .-N 1 . , 5, vs ,if so V' ., . ,W , . , 55. Y - is-134 The volleyball team members were, from left, QTOPJ Mary Hageng Lauren Grahamg f2ndJ Verena Nealg Becky Helm- bergerg Cathy Pfeiferg Patty Pfeiferg Sharon Alexanderg q3rdj Judy Webberleyg Betty Pfeiferg Terry Groatg Miss Hawkey, coachg Carolyn Cowingg f4thJ Jeannie Meyerg Leslie Sevierg QBOTTOMJ Diane Langg Susan Heislerg Janis Baurg Gayla Goldeng Jill Basseg and Kay Thornberry. gg , T Female Roundballers Go Undefeated V ,L rr, , 17 l he girls' basketball team members were, from left, QBACK ROW - IUNIOR VARSITYJ Teresa Childers, Diane mg, Dawn Gibson, Teresa Nelson, Cathy Pfeifer, Leslie Sevier, Betty Pfeifer, Crystal Gleaves, Coach Hawkey, WONT ROW - VARSITYJ Debbie King, Jeannie Meyer, Patty Pfeifer, Donna Warner, Carolyn Cowing, Val lement, and Verena Neal. I H gr, ss., M. ax I L1 4 X ' c 5' ,, Q iii 1 ,,,,,+-'X y -7 W y , ,,,,,,..,.., X W l K -. at ' 'xi 1 H f A r,.. The girl cagers shocked everyone during the past 1970-'71 season when they became the league :le holder. They were totally undefeated in their league and competed against such big schools as rttle Ground, Columbia River, Fort Vancouver, etc. At the end of the season, the Spudder women mmpeted against the team from Clark Community College. Unfortunately, our girls were beaten by e slim margin of one point. girls' basketball!67 irls' Track Team stablished Q59 ffm The first girls' track team at Ridgefield had the following as team members. From left, QSTANDINGJ Helen Hagen-manager, Amber Tresham, Amy Evans, Cheryl McCuiston, Nancy Garrison, Becky Helmberger, Bonnie Smith, Reva Helstrom, Diane Lang, Coach Doris Hawkey. CKNEELINGJ Jeannie Meyer, Gayla Golden, Val Clement, Lauren Graham, and Verena Neal. For the 1971 season, the girls' track team did relatively well considering that it was their first year. Ridgefield was fortunate enough to send five girls to the state contest. They were Val Clement- shot-put, Jeannie Meyer-220, 50 yd. dash, Lauren Graham-'75 yd. dash and 100 yd. dash, and Verena Neal-discus. The only one to place in the meet was Val Clement. There is a bright outlook for the upcoming sea- sons since many of the team members are under- classmen. 68!girls' track Val Clement placed 4th in state in the shot-put Fennls Team mproves for '71 Season .igqxw --. 1-: The varsity tennis team members were from left, QSTANDINGJ Coach Collins, Sue Kraus Carolyn Cowmg Cheryl Lang fKNEELING5 Sue Dixon, Valorie Nelson, Vicki Kane, and Sandra Frost NOT PICTURED Vicki Sonney. The girls' tennis team did better during the 1971 season than during those of past years. Their win-loss record was 2-2. They won their matches against Stevenson twice and were de- feated by White Salmon two times. The junior varsity tennis team does not play any games. The J. V. tennis team members were Coach Collins, Crystal Gleaves, Leslie Sevierg QKNEEL- INGJ Patty Pfeifer, Betty Pfeifer, Teresa Nelson. ,ln 70 fclubs ., U I ' Vg , - J 1 f K 9 :- ,I y ,,,, , , ' 44 4' H732 'Y' . 1, ' f gg- fl!! f ' , ,y - H ' 4 v I g is , ' A at f K- H Lf' 24 ' ' I .. H: W A , x n Lf is sw xv Yi-if ,L 5 A Q , f f M wx x '1 Q ' V AJ ,Q 3 I' 1 X , I i r ' I av. V -s.. .kg Aw, , ,ww .,..,M..+.w3-821'-Um.-J ,, . M4 c1ubs!7 1 Student Council nitiatef r-v1 , , The A. S. B. officers who led R.H. S. this past year were qfrom lefty - TOP - lim Maul, vice presidentg Greg Jones, presidentg and - BELOW Kim Krawsky, secretaryg and Cathy Olson, treasurer. The Student Council initiated several fund-raising campaigns including one for the poor people of a small village in Ethiopia where a former school employee works for the Peace Corps. The council also took over the annual Homecoming activities assign- ing each club a specific division. The fete was very successful. 72 fstudent council N . ' i ,, ' if-'ici , gl, Y 1 , .W W , 1 1 ,.'f F ff, , l sw Q, 3 5 9. the ' M4 The Student Council members Matney, Bonnie Smith, LouA1 Jim Maul, Michele Mongrain, Fund-Raising Projects ,,,,e ' N 2 Ftiw, ami, ,x .,.g,gi1,,v' v , 1. , . ' g Q if 5 ' , , ,. X, if ' ij, -,Af-gg, 'JM' f , Q 342, . Q. ,J X Aye: xgaifiykzi lr. 4 L - M534 ,,' lf 935+ 'lr 1 if V, ,fm 'y .fu :IIN L f in .ykk We ' ,Ak at ygzvkgrww ,Hyun ,H lily, vt, My ,V if fu ','Vf'.V'. ' wstihvv nil U: V1 K .' ff' f '9,v,, -',' ,hy 1 7 in Q r M af if ' ff' K VW' J' Q, Al W V , , 1 vw , ,rg M, 'O-'71'were CSTANDING, from leftj Cathy Olson, Kim Krawsky, Nancy Garrison, Claudia Brown, Saraha nston, Betty Hendrickson, Wes Hutchison: CSITTINC-J Loren Jones, Greg Jones, Michelle Burton, Bucky Cook, nnedy, Vicki Graves, Mark Schmitz, and Ellen Pfeifer. student council X73 DECA Sponsors Many Activities 5 s1uDEN AWJEDAND OPI ANDATHU 'Nl DRA members were ffrom lefty STANDING: Sue Kraus, Linda Alexander, Mr. McMi1lan-ad- visor, George Fich, Gary Bradley, Kim Krawsky, Bonnie Smith, Lou Ann Johnston, Loren Jones: TOP: Karen Ruby, Dan Krause, and Marsha Andrews. NOT PICTURED: Barb Nelson, and Wanda Wheeler. A dream was finally fulfilled at Ridgefield High as the Dis- tributive Education program was initiated. This program can be both classified as a club and class as it involved students in a classroom and on the job. Mr. Tom McMillan was the advisor and instructor of DECA during both fifth and sixth periods. The two presidents of the club were Kim Krawsky-first semester and Loren Jones-second semester. Activities sponsored by the club were Wassail Hour, DMA day, and two dances. DECA day was very entertaining with its tricycle races and bubblegum blowing contests. One of the dances was quite unique with the admission being a T-shirt. A blindfolded Mr. Hamf brook takes a swing at the teasing pinata at Wassail Hour. '74 XDECA l V fill Team Boasts Accessories ' 9 an 'Q , , , 7 1' '5 7 YL z f f , 5. -1 'L V 'f f' ,Q .. ,ri ,, A 1 k Ak v 7? M U' bil X 6 ' I f ,352 N 5,-' 7 2'-W! is as is he Drill Team members were, from left, QTOPJ Denise Goodwin, Denise Picchioni, Becky Helmberger, Joni :h1osser, Margaret New, Nancy Garrison, Cheryl Lang, Cynthia Craigg QBOTTOM7 Kim Altig, Jenny Truex, unnifer Wikstrom, Debbie Schlosser, and Kim Krawsky. V' r, far 1- Other members of the drill team were, from left, QTOPJ Cathy Olson-captain, Terry Groat, Bonnie Smithg f2ndJ Susie Harris, Mary Reigelg q3rdj Diane Lang, Holly McCuistong f4thJ Debbie Kalles, Laura Ackersg q5thJ Donna Olsong Florence Madsong Amy Herzg and Teresa Johns. drill team I7 5 Yell G1f1S Pep- Up arslt Squads Our football and basketball teams were greatly encouraged by the enthusiastic support of the varsrty cheerleaders 'lx ' ls Q, La Michelle Byurton Lynn Eastburn will '-V 'rf Q Kg X. 5 fmlf- .'A I ..,. , I . . Rally Supports Athletes 'I'-it-uw-. -' if-Vw' haf, ,fran The Junior Varsity cheerleaders for football and basketball were, from left, Teresa Grisham, Teresa Nelson, and Julie Hutchison. As a whole, the four rally squads did a fine job in representing our school at the games. Along with the regular varsity and I. V. girls were the new1y-organ- ized wrestling cheerleaders. When the chips were down for our young men, these girls were still behind them 10070. For a new twist in booster buttons, the yell-leaders put their heads together and never failed to come up with original ideas. cheerleaders I 77 Wrestling Cheerleaders New at R. H. Talk about jumpy cheerleaders! From left, Denise Goodwin, Barbara Ford, and Renee Weaser. Freshman Rally Supports Rebels Despite the many ups and downs of the freshman ath- letic teams, it appeared that their respective cheerleaders were always there to boost their deflated morale and ego. The five girls were very ac- tive in promoting school spirit during both the football and basketball seasons. 78 lcheerleaders cm. Www it .ffm-'l' .f 1- M' S 'F' The Rebel rally squad consisted of, from left, Amy Herz, Linda Johns, Kim Altig, Donna Olson, and Terrilee Wilkerson. HU l ' xg 1' - -WI,-Q--M up , .W e F. F. A. members were, from left, QBOTTOM ROWJ Joe Kennedy, pres. g Jim Folkinga, vice pres. g Steve erman, sec.g Matt Judah, treas.g Mike Throop, reporterg Ed Fontyn, historiang Larry Eiesland, sentinelg Q Dennis Fontyng Joe Chapmang Dave Cochrang Tom Aschg Danny Kingg Bennie Richardsong Pat Allmarasg e Fredrickg Mike Zumsteing Hal Fichg Mark Sinclairg Q3rdJ Albert McMahong Terry Bryantg Larry Fieldsg anis Kingg Brad Feyerg Mark Schmitzg John Throopg Matt Catesg Billy Millerg Gayle Thomasg Stan Yingerg Lert Kippg Kevin Mcwilliarnsg Jim Davisg f4thJ Delbert Mclvlahong Sherman Reevesg Steve Faustg Jerry iferg Steve Cochrang Craig Robertsg Greg Alexanderg Bill Kennedyg Lynn Volgamoreg Rocky Hendricksong 1Royleg Larry Johnsg f5thJ Robert Burkg Dennis Larsong Pat Oltmang Gary Taylorg Dennis Foxg Torn vldong Jeff Mortensong John Mettlerg Duane Hogang Bob Mortensong Jim Parksg Gary Deschand. QNOT PIC- RED: Mr. Stephen Blair, advisory The Future Farmers of America again went to the P. I. this year and took children on tours. The senior F. F. A. boys sponsored the first dance of the 1971 year on January i Q-sv Matz' Q FARM Or , AMERICA rl-as NATIONAL srunvmc vocAnoNAL ORGANIZATION Fon aovs AGRICULTURE VICKI SONNEY F. F. A. SWEETHEART f. f. a. X79 Future Homemakers Prove Creatrvrt The F. H. A. members were, from left, QBACK ROWJ San- dra Nedrowg Vanessa Koetheg LuAnn Westfallg Bev Morten- song Nancy Schurmang Claudia Brown, pres. g Karen Holcombg Carol Holcombp CFRONTQ Lynn Eastburng Pam Sayreg Mary Roaneg Marcia Mongraing Sheila Barnesg and Joan Fowler. . A Works at Local Hosprtal The F. N. A. members were, from left, QSTANDINGJ Cynthia McKinneyg Wand-a Friskg Sue Pattong Diane Garrisong Evie Meyerg Crystal Gleavesg Betty Hend- rickson, pres. g Lis1Ho1der15 Mrs. Susan Greenwood, ad- visorg Kathy Ryang Cindy Farleyg JoAnn Cornbsg Jeri Schimelpfenigg Debbie Mon- gellig Ioan Fowlerg Mary Roaneg Audna Ploiumg QSIT- TINGJ Susan Harrisg Dawn Gibsong Vanessa Koetheg Terry Groatg Kim Griffithg Teresa McMahong Thersa Croneg and Cheryl Hunt. 80! h.a. 86 f.n.a. R s 4 F . T. A. Sponsors Man Activities xx ifziil' ,ag he members of the F. T. A. were, from left, KBACK ROWJ Ralph Hawkinsg Debbie Roaneg Dennis Kingg Teresa rishamg Greg Jonesg Michele Mongraing Bennie Richardsong Mary Hageng Janice Kemperg Denise Picchionig Lane Thorng q2ndJ Becky Shoemakerg Theresa Croneg Evie Meyerg Helen Haydeng Kim Griffithg Lynn Eastburng .cki Stokesg Nancy Schurmang Teresa McMahong Marcia Mongraing Pam Sayreg QFRONTJ Debbie Kingg Janis urg Mark Schmitz: Kim Krawskyg Bucky Cookg Dar Steinerg QCHAIR5 Ellen Pfeifer, president. F. T. A. president, Ellen Pfeifer, made sure that this year the club sponsored all the R clss ei activities they could in order to get the stu- dent body and faculty members together. f One such fete was the faculty vs. F. T. A. A dp ,, volleyball game held in the fall Qpictured - at lefty. Also, a ski trip to Timberline Lodge was held. Last but not least, the club participated in the annual student teaching at the upper elementary and grade school. 1 sis' f.t.a. f81 Girls' League Sponsors TOLO The Girls' League sponsored two activities during the 1970-71 school year. They were the TOLO dance and Mother-Daughter Tea. The officers for the club were, at the left, QTOPJ, Bonnie Smith-president, 12nd ROWJ Sue Judah-treasurer, LouAnn Johnston-vice president, Amy Herz-freshman representative, 43rd ROWJ Cathy Worthington-senior representative, Judy Web- berley-sophomore representative, Iulene Oertli- secretary, QBOTTOM ROWJ Debra T abor- junior representative, Karen Holcomb-historian, and Mrs. Helmi Korres- advisor. Pictured below are the Gir1s- of-the Month . The Gir1- of-the-Year was selected from the monthly girls by the girls' league members. ad? 1 mir' vw,-1 GIRL OF TI-IE YEAR OCTOBER NOVEMBER Dm EMBER B0f1HiC Smith Cathy Olson Kim Krawsky LouAnn Johnston V94 vw JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL Michelle BUNCH Nancy Garrison T erri T allmon C athy Worthington 82 fgirls' league, month girls ational Honor Society Forms High-Q Team The 1970-71 school year was the second year for the RHS High -Q team. The team consists of National Honor Society members who compete against other schools in a quiz game. Probationary members were initiated during the annual ban- quet in March. he National Honor Society members were: lst ROW: Tony Zebrun, Loren mes, presidentg LouAnn Johnston, secretaryg Pete Bartel, Terry Hogan, Mr. eritage, advisorg 2nd ROW: Denise Goodwin, Mallory Boutwell, Dennis utchison, Cheryl Lang, Margaret New, Dan Williams, 3rd ROW: Kim rawsky, Vanessa Koethe, Vicki Graves, Lani Miles, Jim Meyer, Ellen Teifer, 4th ROW: Valorie Nelson, Cathy Olson, Greg J ones, Mike Stickland, orn Williams, Carolyn Cowing. pokstore clerks were: qfrom lefty Andy Janes, Becki sborne, LuAnn Westfall, Diane Thom, Jerry Haun, Marcia ongrain, Sandra Frost. Not pictured: Vicki Sonney Bookstore Vital rgan of RH English Program The chairman of the English department, Mr. Eugene Zanni, initiated a new type of English program at RHS. Many of the courses offered have a great deal to do with reading books: fiction, non-fiction, best-sellers, biog- raphies, etc. To supply the students with the necessary books, a bookstore was opened. lt deals mostly in paperbacks. The new venture has proven to be quite popular as well as success- ful. 83 El Toro Club New at RHS L 5 ,WW , , W E THE SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS were Qfrom lefty, STANDING: Pam Sayre, Renee Weaser, Pam Dooley, Mary Reigel, Lynnette Eiesland, Julene Oertli, Kathy Ryan, Teresa McMahon, Carol Holcomb, Donna Warner, Mrs. Dynes-Advisor, Margaret New, Terri Tallmon, Sue Dixon, Denise Picchioni, Nancy Schurrnan, Debra Tabor, Jack Claiborne, Hilda Guererro, and Marcia Mongrain, Mary Hagen and Kay Thornberry. SEATED: Cheryl Mc- Cuiston, Kevin Cummings, Lani Miles, Mal Boutwell, Cyndee Miles, Carolyn Cowing, Vicki Graves, pres. , Cathy Olson, Judy Bottemiller, Janice Kemper, Jeannie Meyer, and Greg Jones. German Club Started b Students , - -ff? -I Q LA.: '59 'if ps 3 THE GERMAN CLUB MEMBERS were Qfrom lefty, STANDING: Diane Thorn, Craig Roberts, Kim Griffith, Dann King, Dale Fenimore, Glenn Berry, Diane Ybarrondo, Joel Smith, Mary Morris, Becky Chapman, Laura Jenkins Mary Roane, Sherri Bochart, Tony Bisson, Ramona Wentworth, Patty Pfeifer, Cathy Pfeifer, Dawn Gibson, Ron Hegge, Karen Holcomb, Pete Broderson, Evie Meyer, Audna Ploium, Mrs. Kortes-Advisor, and Betty Pfeifer. SEATED: Crystal Gleaves, Ken Paddock, Bennie Richardson, Barbara Schuster, Leslie Sevier, Dennis Hutchison Gayla Golden, Debbie King, Janis Baur, Dar Steiner, John Watson, Jim Folkinga, Ralph Hawkins, and Steve Oakerman. Spuddettes Spark Spirit fi, ' f k fgiiyd A xxx. Nw X 1 J ff X ' , A1 . J F The Spuddette members were, from left, CFRONT ROWJ Sue Judah, vice presidentg Betty Pfeifer, secretaryg Denise Picchionig Donna Warnerg Michelle Audetteg Terrilee Wilkersong Donna Warnerg q2ndJ Barb Fordg Denise Goodwing Teresa Nelsong Teresa Grishamg Julie Hutch- siong Amy Herzg Kim Altigg C3rdJ Cheryl Langg Lynn East- burng Kim Krawskyg Merilee Burtong Michelle Burtong Helen Haydeng Linda Johnsg q4thJ Susan Heislerg Diane Lappierg Patty Pfeiferg Jean- nie Meyerg Leslie Sevierg Jan Kemperg Debbie Talbotg q5thJ Kristie Williamsg Vickie Fournier. QNOT PIC- TURED: Saraha Matney, president.D Chess-Clubbers Concentrate The Chess Club members were, from left, fSTANDINGJ Richard Taborg Grover Oakermang Tim Jenkinsg Roy VanEsseng Bob New QSITTINGJ Dan Williams, presi- dentg and Loren Jones. NOT PIC- TURED: Dan Jackson: Mr. Zanni, advisor. The Chess Club continued to function during its second year. The members were active by play- ing matches at noon hour and selling ceramic chess which they had made. spuddettes Sc chess clubf85 Choir, Swing Choir Make Mark at Concerts The Choir members were, from left, QTOP ROWJ Teresa Childers, Vicki Fournier, Holly Mc- Cuiston, Dennis Woods, Ken Royle, Mike Anderson, Russell Fields, Tim Roth, LuAnn Westfall, Mary Gendron, Sue Kraus, Janice Kemper, 12nd ROWJ Carol Roth, Debbie Golden, Lori Benfit, Michele Mongrain, Bonnie Smith, Florence Madsen, Julie Williams, Elizabeth Peterson, Teresa Williams, Elizabeth Sheldon, QBUFTOM ROWJ Renee Smythe, Debby Pitts, Theresa Crone, Cheryl McCuiston, Becki Osborne, Lisl Holden, Kathy Righter, Patty Byers, Joyce Baker, Mallory Boutwell, Cathy Worthington, Sandi Louie. NOVI' PICTURED: Steve Humphrey, Vicki Kane, Jeri Schimelpfenig, and Debbie Mongelli. CHOIR OFFICERS 72 , ., President: Debby Pitts . 'E' M J i J A L film, , . Vice Pres. : Mallory Boutwell A 'K t O Secretary: Theresa Crone ' ' ad , I x J J The Swing Choir was newly . 5 organized this year. The group held their rehearsals Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 7:00 A.M. They were constantly being asked to perform for community functions. The new Swing Choir consisted of, from left, QTOP ROWJ Patty Byers, Margaret New, Joe Chapman, Dennis Woods, Mike Anderson, Russell Fields, Dan Roth, Janice Kemperg CBOTTOM ROWJ Mr. Richard White Michele Mongrain, Becki Osborne, Kathy Righter, Lisl Holden, LuAnn Westfall, Mary Gendron, Cheryl Lang. NOT PICTURED: Joyce Baker, Lani Miles, Ken Royle, Debby Pitts, Renee Smythe, and Sue Kraus. 86!choir, swing choir and Gives Concerts for Public - l .K fbi - rt H 'Qi The Ridgefield High School band members were: QTOP ROWJ Ralph Campbell, Brian Ellefson, Ken Settles, Bob New, Ron Garrison, Dennis Benedict, Reva Helstromg 12nd ROWJ Scott Richardson, Joe Chapman, Pat Dooley, Kathleen Ryan, Bruce Nelson, Dave Avery, Cheryl Lang, Diane Lang: 43rd ROWJ Debra Peterson, Debbie Yinger, Ramona Wentworth, Jana Cavasos, Pam Dooley, Carrie Hanson, Sarah Thompson, Cindy Craig: 44th ROWJ Val Clement, Sheryl Carlson, Becky Helmberger, Jenny Wikstrom, Amy Evans, Margaret New: 15th ROWJ Michelle Audette, Gary Taylor, Bill Larimer, Leonard Kanooth, Lynette Eiesland, Diane Garrison, Debbie Kallasg and fBOT'I'OM ROWJ Mr. Richard White-instructor, Sam Duncan, Dell Simmons, Mike Anderson, Don Zavalnay, and Glenn Wooldridge. L f 'f ANNOUNCING THE 1970-71 BAND orF1cERsz ' .. 1 4 and V -N -Hi , , if if President: Dell Simmons . ' 5 E Q Vice President: Sam Duncan 1, -, I . - i X Secretary: Becky Helmberger 1,0 -5 ' 3' Treasurer: Jenny Wikstrom ,, ' ' fi Librarian: Vicki Eiesland vb- il' Drum Major: Mike Anderson band X87 The Pep Band members were, from left, QTOPQ Glenn Wooldridge, Mike Anderson, Dell Simmons, Don Zavalney, Bob New, Ron Garrison, Ken Settles, f2ndj Dave Avery, Pam Dooley, Kathy Ryan, Amy Evans, Pat Dooley, Val Clement, Reva Hellstrom, Diane Lang, Debbie Talbot, Leonard Kanooth, Diane Garrison, and QBOTTOMJ Mr. Richard White. The Stage Band members were, from left, QFRONTJ Leonard Kanooth, Diane Garrison, Sheryl Carlson, Mr. Richard White, Amy Evans, 42ndJ Ron Garrison, Ken Settles, Brian Ellefson, Ralph Campbell, Kevin Cummings, Joe Kennedy, CBACKJ Cheryl Lang, Dell Simmons, Glenn Wooldridge, Sam Duncan, Kathy Ryan, Bruce Nelson, Pat Dooley, Dave Avery, Joe Chapman, Pam Dooley, and Val Clement. The Ridgefield High School pep band did much this year to raise the morale and spirit of Spuclder home games. lf it wasn't for this fine group of dedicated musicians students and adults would be miss ing the great opportunity of hearing them play Stage band, like the pep band 1S also another dedicated group Unlike the concert band which is a class, the stage band members have to meet after or before school in order to squeeze in their neces sary rehearsals. 88fstage SL pep band The SPUDDARIAN staff did much this past year to improve the quality and read- ability of the school paper. A new addi- tion to the paper was the pictorial essay. The subject matter varied from issue to issue. In the feature spotlight were the wide variety of col- umns: HAZY GAZE, SANDRA ABROAD, DISC DEBUT, SPUD- DER SPOTLIGHT, etc On the editorial page LouAnn Johnston did a good job in pro- moting controversy in her editorials and the letters received from students. ,, 3 'I ynn Eastburn and Pete Bartel lay out a new LouAnn Johnston editor types out one of the many stories. spudda1'1anf89 i J ORALUE Staff Puts Yearbook Together The putting together of the ORALUE is a task of many vicissitudes. The masters were many - faculty, students, patrons, publisher, advisor. 5. A There were joyful moments and those less joyful. It is the hope of the staff that their endeavors will be a lasting pleasure to the students and friends of R. H. S. iidt stdd Nr- 4 sf . y f W 3 .44 ig Q - fr ,A ,fl P Lynn Eastburn looks for negativ as Terri Tallmon draws a layou 'N-,,,,,N Q. t -Q-a.: 0 ' ORALUE advisor, Mr. Burris, offers a few suggestions to editor, Michele Mongrain. ,f ' .--.....,,,-N 1 A -Q AA elif' 'K '- QLNU .X Marcia Mongrain along with Ka M Thornberry qleftj was assistant ' eeree s as iiiiit T I editor. , ' , NAA .2 :.k ....- i .rl , Vg . L Janice Kemper and assistant editor, Kay Thorberry, work hard to meet the deadline. 90 foralue A. A. Ranks in Sportsmanship ie members for the 1970-71 G. A. A. were, from left, QSTANDINGJ Ellen Graham, Cynthia Craig, Elizabeth terson, Casey Keim, Vicki Stokes, Pam McKinney, Candise Humbert, Michelle Audette, Jana Cavasos, Dawn bson, Donna Warner, Linda Johns, Amy Herz, Debbie Talbot, Carrie Hansong 42nd ROWJ Joan Fowler, Amy ans, Terri Tallmon, Terrilee Wilkerson, Margaret New, Val Clement, Sheryl Carlson, Diane Garrison, Crystal eaves, Vicki Herz, Julie Williamsg 43rd ROWJ Laura Ackers, Joni Schlosser, Susan Heisler, Patti Pfeifer, Laura nkins, Sharon Johns, Judy Webberley, Nancy Garrison-pres., Cathy Pfeifer, Leslie Sevier, Lauren Graham, Betty eifer, Helen Hagen, Elizabeth Sheldon, Vicki Fournier, 14th ROWJ Verena Neal, Jeannie Meyer, Janis Baur, bbie Schlosser, Gayla Golden, Terry Groat, Jill Basse, Sharon Alexander, Janice Kemper, Carolyn Cowing, Kay ornberryg 45th ROWJ Miss Doris Hawkey-advisor, Becky Helmberger, Diane Lang, and Debbie King. g. a. a. X91 92 fgraduation week 4 GRADUATION WEEK . -..,,-.,..v.,.,, ..., ..-.N-m..-.-v-v- -- g d t R193 Baccalaureate Held Sunda , May 25 ffl The annual baccalaureate ser- vices were held in the RHS gym on May 23. ln addition to the groups pictured below, the high school choir sang three numbers. 31 4, g V y Q tcc R -y i t A f E fa? y A d , V,, -1 rrrtccc M, a-,1i Joyce Baker, IaI1iCC KGIHPGI, and Rev. Harlan Kalles gives the invocation. ln the background are Rev. Debby Pitts sang l'l1 Walk with Bill Stolberg, Rev. Frank Wooldridge, and Rev. Carl Hatfield. God . Gary Devers and Vicki Eiesland led their class out o Reverend Frank Wooldridge gave the baccalaureate the gym as Jerry Haun played the recessional. address. 94 fbaccalaureate services Jraduates March Through Arches Loren Jones Karen Holcomb Dave Avery 7 , Qi W r V Under Mr. Ba11's direction, the Senior Choir sang Halls ot Ivy. 5 M.. wr Qs S W T I ui 1 K r graduation! 95 iplomas Received by 86 Graduates Cathy Olson Valedictorian f l I Mike Pitts receives his diploma from school board member, Mrs. M. R. Mongrain. 96 fgraduation Dan Williams Class Choice Speaker mg h1s diploma s 'li - c E 'ar, czj 4 5 1 f dsl Richard Tabor proudly walks through the arches be Bi S e b 2 l'M FREE! exclaims Val Clement. Hall-of-Fame Awards MUSIC Dell Simmons JOURNALISM Michele Mongrain Pete Bartel BASEBALL Mike Pitts TENNIS Valorie Nelson TRACK Loren Jones Dan Jackson As the graduating class of 1971 finally walked through the evergreen arches, many looked back on all the wonderful years each had had while learning about the world. They be- gan their high school career at the ivy-covered Ridgefield High School which no longer stands. Their junior and half of their senior years were spent at Union Ridge. The '71 class can now proudly state the fact that they were the FIRST to graduate from the recently built high school. Now, another year comes to a close and we look back at all the memorable moments and recall that THOSE WERE THE DAYS! Mr Ball congratulates Shawn Currie as the cap and gown are returned. graduat1onf9'7 is Those were the days my friendg We thought they'd never endg We'd sing and dance forever and a day . . . 98 344 'Y 'ff ,M fs: I 'fyramxi 'FN 5 e Hi. 99 Q Q 6 Q QN X . 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Freeway 110fads AQ index Richardson, Scott 25,58,87 Smkmy John lg Wiley, Howard 25,58 Reagan, Jim 22 Reeves, Sherman 22,79 Reigei, Mary 18,36,75,84 Reuter, William 25,51 Richardson, Bennie 18,39,58,79,81,84 Rietdyk, Leonard 14 Rietdyk, Lucy 18,47 Rigliter, Kathy 14,86 Roane, Debbie 19,81 Roane, Mary 80,84 Roberts, Craig 22,84,79 Roberts, Kenny 22 Roth, Carol 19,86 Roth, Dan 22,86 Royle, Kenneth 19, 70,86 Ruby, Karen 19 iyan, Kathleen 22,8O,84,87,88 Sayre, Pam 19,80,81,84 Schimelpfenig, Jeri 22,80 schiosser, Debbie 25,40, 75,91 Schlosser, JoIIi 22,75,91 Smith, Bonnie 8,1O,14,43,44,4-5,6 86 Smith, Joel 19,84 Smythe, Renne 19,86 8,73,75,82, Steiner, Darwin 19, 34,37, 50,62, 84 Stokes, Vicki 22,81,91 Sonney, Mark 22,42,43,46,54,64 Sonney, Vicki 14,79 Stolberg, Dawn 22 Strickland, Mike 19,50,54,83 Studdard, John 25,51,60 Sykes, Dean 22, 58 Sykes, Mark 25,51,58 Tabor, Debra 19,82 Tabor, Richard 15, 58, 85, 95 Talbot, Debbie 25,84,85,88,91 Tallm in, Terri 10, 15, 82, 84, 90, 91 Tuttle, James 25, 51,58 Turtle, Jeff 22,50,58 Voigamore, Lynn 25,79 VanEssen Roy 85 Ward, Russell 25,51 Warner, Donna 22,67,84,85,9l Watson, Watson, Weaser John 22,50,43,55,84 Steve 50,53 Renee 19,77,78,84 Webberley, Judy 22,66,82,91 Webberley, Randy 6, 19, 54 Webberley, Don 25,58 Wells, Paul 15,50 Wentworth, Ramona 19,84,87 Westfall, 1.uAnn 15,80,83,8G Wheeler, Wanda 15,103,106 Wilkerson, Terilee 25, 39, 77 , 78, 85,91 Schmitz, Mark 16, 34, 35, 50, 54, 73,79 Sehurman, Nancy 19,43,80,81,84 Schuster, Barbara 19,45,84 Settles, Dawneen 19 Settles, Ken 25,87,88 Sevicr, Leslie 22,34,66,67,69,84 Seward, Ken 22,58 Sheldon, Elizabeth 25,86,91 Sheldon, Tom 79 Shoemaker, Becky 19,81 Simmons, Dell 14,87,88 Sinclair, Mark 22,79 .85,91 Tallnnin, Toni 19 Tallmon, LeeRoy 25,58 Taylor, Cary 15,34,50,79,87 Thomas, Gayle 19,79 Thomas, Russell 25,51 Thompson, Mariella 19 Thompson Marijean 19 Thompson Sarah 22,87 Thompson, Ken 25,62 Thorn, Diane 19,S1,83,84,103,105 Thornberry, Kay 19,66,g4,90,-91 Throop, John 19,50,79 Throop, Mike 22,58,60,79 Thurlow, Dave 15 Wikstrom Williams Jennifer 22,'75,87 , Christie 25,85 Williams, Dan 15,83, 85, 89, 96 Williams Williams Williams Wodaege , Tom 19,83 , Julie 25,86,91 , Teresa 22,86 , Dave 25,51,62 Woods, Dennis 19,39,58,60,86 Wooldridge, Glen 25,87,88 Wooley, Rae 15 Worthington, Cathy 15,82,86 Wray, Randy 15,54,62,63 Yaddof, Pam 25 Ybarrondo, Diane 52,84 Tresham, Amber 25,68 Truex, Jennifer 25,75 Yinger, Debbie 25,87 Yinger, Stan 19,79 Don 8. 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