Roosevelt High School - Ranger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1962 volume:

1962 RANGER Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION.............................. 10 FACULTY..................................... 12 SENIORS .................................... 28 JUNIORS..................................... 63 SOPHOMORES ................................. 73 FRESHMEN.................................... 85 ACTIVITIES.................................. 99 DRAMATICS AND ASSEMBLIES ....................109 SPORTS......................................119 CLUBS.......................................151 DANCES AND ROYALTY..........................181 ADVERTISING.................................195 AUTOGRAPHS.................................. 206 INDEX.......................................211 FOREWORD The lives of students at Roosevelt resemble a mosaic. Like a mosaic, a picture consisting of many small parts, a student's life in a year is made up of many small events. Each event is an essential part of the pattern of a meaningful school year. Knowledge is the most important part in the student's mosaic. It tempts the inquiring mind and satisfies it. Thus, with knowledge he begins to create the type of person he will be in the future. Athletics is the back-bone of school spirit. Without this vital part the student mosaic is not complete. Sports promote loyalty, spirit and sportsmanship. This healthy entertainment benefits both the participant and spectator. To be a real part of a school one must take part in its activities. Our mosaic of student life needs activities to be complete. Each student who takes part in some activity adds to this mosaic. When each part of the mosaic is formed and inlaid the result is one memorable year. Here is the picture as your 1962 Annual Staff saw it . .. Weather adds a piece to the student mosaic. This winter, student life was pleasantly and unexpectedly changed by the arrival of snow which blanketed the campus and pelted classroom windows. Inside, excited students watched the flakes fall and planned for fun in a new and unusual winter wonderland. Knowledge, the largest and most vital piece in the student mosaic, dominates the classroom and provides to the questioning mind its only satisfaction. Friendship which begins and completes the student mosaic is also an integral part in the mosaic of adulthood. 6 Retiring Teachers Mrs. Anne Richards graduated from the University of Wyoming in 1920. Coming to Portland in 1943, she taught at Jefferson until 1946 when she was transferred to Roosevelt. She began teaching Latin in the portables or chicken coop , and later taught Spanish, which she teaches at present. Mrs. Richards was the first person to establish a successful language club at Roosevelt. This club, Los Dorados, is still popular among the many Spanish students. Next year, Mrs. Richards plans to spend more time playing her violin. Before teaching she was a professional violinist. Later she hopes to travel. Miss Ruth Worden began her teaching career in 1918 as an elementary teacher in Clatskanie. A graduate of Washington High School, she first taught in the Portland school system in 1920 at Portsmouth Grade School, finally coming to Roosevelt in 1939. At Roosevelt she has taught English and world and American history. She is presently the sophomore girls' counselor and Teddyette advisor. Future plans include traveling — a trip to the Canadian Rockies, Atlantic Sea Coast, and Mount Rushmoor. Closer to home she plans to go to the Shakespeare Festival, the Pendleton Roundup, and the World's Fair in Seattle. 8 'J } ') Mrs. Alice Tompkins graduated from Oregon State College in 1918. Her first teaching assignment was in Battleground, Washington. In 1938 she came to Portland and taught at Jane Adams High School, which no longer exists. Coming to Roosevelt in 1947 she taught home-economics in the portables until the gym wing was built. Mrs. Tompkins has been advisor of the Future Homemakers of America Club. After retirement Mrs. Tompkins wants to go places, work with her flowers, enjoy Oregon weather,, and spend more time with her three children and their families. She is thinking of writing her own personal cook book. Dedication Mr. Ford With sincere appreciation and admiration the 1961-62 Ranger Annual Staff takes pride in dedicating this yearbook to Robert G. Ford, an active member of the Roosevelt Faculty. Coming to us in 1952 from the old Elliot Elementary School, where he taught seven years, Mr. Ford has conducted classes in English and publications. Acting as advisor to the Annual Staff he aided in turning out six books. Due to his supervision the 1956 Ranger took second place nationally. The yearbooks added to Roosevelt's collection under Mr. Ford's advisory are fine examples of his capabilities in the field of publications, and in this spirit of good journalism, we dedicate the 1962 Ranger. 9 Administration DON W. JAMES A word to Roosevelt students from their principal A mosaic such as we find on the cover of this yearbook is composed of patterns which in turn are made up of smaller individual pieces. So it is with a high school. Roosevelt can be said to be comprised of the nearly 1750 individuals who are associated with the school. The faculty, service staffs, departments, classes, teams, clubs, councils, and committees emerge as patterns. When one of these clusters such as the band student council, or an academic class functions in a very effective manner, luster is added to the entire picture. However, do not lose sight of the fact that each individual is in full view at all times. If each of us will do his best to shine brightly, the mosaic that is 10 Roosevelt will, indeed, be magnificent. Mi Leola M. Craig—Administrative Vice-Principal— Her wisdom lie in being right at the right time . Mr. George Hysmith—Administrative Vice-Principal Patience and Understanding are his powers. 11 Faculty English and Languages ANNE RICHARDS RALPH WIRFS BEVINS STOCKING PATRICK KENNEDY JAMES CLAUSNITZER ROBERT FORD BARBARA VAN CAMP Mr. Proller entertain his German class with Oh, Du lieber Augustin . 12 English and Languages JOAN KILLORIN Higher education? RICHARD GROSS GUY OLIVER WAYNE DURRELL JEAN WHITE 13 ROBERT LEWIS EDGAR SMITH ARNO PRELLER Combined English and Social Studies MAXINE TOMLINSON MARILYN BUSH ANN MOYES MILDRED BOYINGTON PHYLLIS SUNDQUIST Mrs Boyington helps plan Nancy Benjamin's, Sheiloh Ringering's and Marlene Minor's program for their senior year 14 Social Studies, Math, Sciences Mr. Larson, practice teacher in Mr. Hoffman's class, explains a problem to Jane Bovee and Margrctta Helm in CBA Chemistry. ALLEN EPP BUDD GRONQUIST RUTH WORDEN JOSEPH COURTNEY 15 JOSEPH O'BRIEN PARIAAAZ MARSUBIAN FRED ROUNDTREE Social Studies, Math, and Science LOUIS OBERSON Mr. Oliver's third period speech class looks on as Byron Strickland and Don Anderson deliver a speech. CHARLES LAUER EDNA O' SULLIVAN MELVIN CHRISTENSEN JACQUELINE DUNCAN RUSSEL ABRAHAM EDWIN HOFFMAN 16 Social Studies, Math, and Science BOb THOMPSON ANN JAMISON DONALD BACHMAN Paul Buckner and Charlene Goode test a paromesium's reaction to electrical responte. Under A r. Obcrson's supervision, such an experiment is an integral part of a science program at Roosevelt. JOHN SHEEHY 17 Art, Industrial Art, Homemaking, and CECILE GRAHAM Busily typing the word she hears on a record, Nancy Huber is making use of the sound-scribcr in Mrs. Robinson's sixth period office practice class. PHILIP LOPRINZI ROBERT WHITE THOMAS NELSON KATHERINE MURPHY IMtoOORE PFAHL 18 Business Education ROBERT HILKE MARY TOMPKINS Calvin McDaniel GERTRUDE SCHOELER WILLIAM IRGENS MAYBELL ROBINSON By learning lo operate business machines, this oil senior class prepares girls for secretarial employment after graduation. Left to right: Lola Valera, Susan Salyers, Gloria Hansen and Bonny Ketrcnos. MARGARET LARSON Art, Physical Education, FEVREL PRATT MILDRED ROBERSON EUGENE DeSYLVIA Mr. Durrell's Reg. Room exhibit} trophy and poses for a picture after winning the intramural volleyball tournament. 20 Special JERRY McGEE 1 merit, and Music STAN BOZICH FREDERICK WICK RAYMOND KARP DOROTHY DOBIE MASON McCOY Froshmon students play volleyball during P.E. class. Miss Gannon and Mr. McCoy watch in background. DENNIS FAHEY 21 Secretarial Staff JOSEPHINE TROUT Making a purchase from Janice Lorenz in ihc activity office is Junior Tim Ruvo. 22 Cafeterial and Custodial Staff Inez Hiltunen, Matron Custodial Staff are left to right. Row 1: Lcland Lewis, Gene Wilson; Boyd Darby; John J. Jesman; Rodney Pointer; George Dye. Row 2: Earl Cox; Sam Kuntz: Sam Tidwell; William Stitt; Al Odegaard. t Cafeteria Staff; left to right. Row Mary Prociso; May Belle Leach; Ida Anderson; Tilda Harvey; A ae Fanslow; Lois Marlin; Virginia Butler. Parents Attend Now toachcrs greet Mr. laucr, Miss Tompkins, and A r. O'Brien at the faculty tea. Each fall the Roosevelt Faculty presents two traditional teas for the community. Purpose of the Freshie Parent Tea is to acquaint freshman parents and students with teachers, counselors, and administrators of Roosevelt High School. Greetings are extended to new teachers and their wives and husbands at the Faculty Tea. The Freshman Tea was in the cafeteria September 29, followed by the Faculty Tea October 2, which took place in the social rooms. Both teas are organized by a committee consisting of members of the faculty. Teas are no differont than parties. The men always seem to get together. Mrs. Duncan, Mr. Hoffman, Mr. White, and Mr. Roundtree make their way along the refreshment table. Carol Wick and Lucy Blakeley serve punch to Mrs. Boyington and Mr. Bozich. 24 Traditional Teas Chairman of the committees is Mrs. Morris. Refreshments for the faculty tea were made by Mrs. Tompkins and Mrs. Morris' home economics classes. New teachers at Roosevelt High are: Mr. Melvin H. Christensen, Miss Dorothy Dobie, Mr. Robert Hilke, Miss Jean Lemler, Miss Edna O'Sullivan, Miss Vivian Pesola, Mr. Edgar Smith, Mrs. M. Bevin Stocking, Mr. Bob Thompson, Mr. Frederick Wick, Mr. Ralph Wirfs, Miss Barbara Van Camp and Mr. Stan Bozich. Mr . Killorin beams at Carol Wick introduces her frcshic sisters. Senior girls and freshman sisters line up to meet Mrs. Boyington. Mr. Abraham chats with the mother of a freshman student. Patty Carlin, Lucy Blakoloy, Kay DuFrcnc, and Chris Gray serve refreshments to freshmen and their parents, while Miss Schoelcr pours coffee at Roosevelt's annual Freshman-Parent Tea. 25 Interested parents listen to Mr. Durrell explain the varied English program at Roosevelt. Crowd Visits A near capacity crowd of 500 attended Roosevelt's Open House and Dedication of the new wing, November 15 at 7:30 p.m. Sandra Stevenson, Girls' League President, led the flag salute and invocation. Mr. Richard Mears, chairman of the Board of Directors, dedicated the new building followed by Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent of Schools. Both men emphasized the necessity of good rooms and good equipment but stated the most important element to education is good teaching. Carole Wyant, senior Teddyette, chats with PTA ladies, who are serving refreshments at Open House. Richard Mears, Board of Directors, dedicates the new building. 26 New Addition They also emphasized that the new wing gives a feeling of accomplishment and satisfaction to the Board of Education, parents, and taxpayers. The success of this new building can only be measured by the education of its young people. Parents were then divided into five groups and were shown the new wing. They met with the English, Social Studies, Art, Language, and Music department heads where their respective programs were explained to Parents. Concluding the program the P.T.A. served refreshments in the social rooms. Parents hear Mrs. Tomlinson oxploin freshman social studies classes Mr. Preller makes a sign for audience to join in with him in the audio-lingo approach to languages. Diane Arronson and Cheryl Mohr, Teddycttcs, talk to mothers at Open House. 27 Senior Class INEZ ARNOLD Treasurer sheri mclaughlin Historian BILL HUBERT Vice-President 28 Motto: The Direction in which Education Starts a Man will Determine His Future Life. Plato Officers MONTY HAMBRO Sergeant-at-Arms BONNIE IMDIEKE Secretary FRANCIS SUGIMURA President Flower: Peace Rose Color: Silver and Turquoise 29 Seniors DONALD ANDERSON CONSTANCE ANDERSON EDWARD ALLEN CHERYL ADAMS BRUCE ANDREW DORIS ANDERSON IRENE ARNOLD INEZ ARNOLD KRISTINE ARNOLD DIANE ARRONSON 30 Seniors ALLEN BAKER RICHARD BANGLE RAY BAXTER CONSTANCE BIERMANN DONNA ASHWORTH ALBERT BAILEY MICHAEL BAILIFF DENNIS BERG SHERRON BEAVER ROBERT BEAM 31 RALPH BLASING LUCILLE BLAKELEY LORRAINE BISHOP SANDRA BIRKES GALE BODLE SHARON BOARDMAN DAWN BOLAN LESLIE BONAR MARILYN BONDS 32 JOANNE BORRELLI Seniors MARY BRYANT 33 ROY CARTER RAY CARPENTER BOB BUSCH RICHARD BURNS BONNIE RAE CLARK SHEILA CHRISTANSON KAREN CLEVELAND CONNIE CONNER ALLAN COON RONALD COOPER 34 JAMES COYLE Seniors PAUL CUDA LINDA DEARDORFF RODNEY CORPRON GERALD CRAIG V A D CM r'DCXA C VIRGINIA DAHLEN 35 DAVID DENSMORE PENNY DEER GARY DEEKE PAUL DeBONNY FREDERICK DETHLOFF HERBERT DeSALVO WILBER DICKEY LOUIS DISPARTE SHERRY DUARTE 36 CHARLENE DuMOND Seniors FRANCES DUNAWAY PATRICIA DUNCAN VIRGINIA EARLE LOU ANE ENGLUND DAVID EVANS SHARON FORAN PEGGY EARNEST MICHELLE FLEMING GARY FINSETH FAYE EVERT 37 Seniors LESLIE FOSTER DIANA GAMBLE BRUCE FREELAND JANICE FRUTCHEY LARRY FREAUFF RICHARD FOSTER JAN FREEMAN SANDRA GATES BUDDY GERDES 38 JOAN GIEBELHOUSE Seniors RICHARD GLENN MARGIE GRIMES JUDITH GROH ROBERT GUESS LINDA HADLEY JOHN GUTSCHOW DAVID HACKER KAREN GULBRANSON 39 Seniors BOB HALES ROBERT HAIN CHRISTOPHER HANSEN DAVID HANSEN AAAZIE HARRIS JERRY HALVORSON GLORIA HANSON MICHAEL HARRINGTOf' MONTY HAMBRO 40 CLAUDIA HARRISON Seniors GARY HEGEMAN DON HOLTER PATRICIA HEFFNER SHARON HASTINGS CRAIG HATORI LINDA HOAG WILLIAM HELTON TONY HOFFERT Seniors SHERRY HORN VIRGINIA HUSETH WILLIAM HUBERT MELINDA HUNT NANCY HUBER ARTHUR HOYT CARL HORTON BONNIE IMDIEKE KEITH JACOBSON 42 ROBERTA JENKINS MICHAEL JERMANN SUE JONES Seniors SHIRLEY JONES DARRYL JORDAN GARY JOHNSON CAROL KELLOGG :REDRICK KARSTENDIEK JIM KELSEY PAMELA JOHNSTON 43 Seniors GARY KENNEDY RUTH KERRIGAN GEORGE KETTNER BONNY KETRENOS JAMES KLOBERDANCE COLLEEN KERNER DAVID KEOGH 44 DONALD KNIGGE NORMAN KORB HELEN LaMONDA ROBERT LANGAGER DARRELL LARSON MICHAEL LARSON JANICE LORENZ RICKY LIND LYNN LANDSEM Seniors 45 donna McGregor JIM MAYHEAD LEN LULOW Seniors BARBARA MILLER MARJORIE McNEILL judy McIntyre SANDRA MANN 46 PATRICIA MILLER CHARLESMNOGGIE JUDITH MITCHELL BARBARA MOHR CHERYL MOHR GORDON MONKS JUDITH MONTBRIAND JUDITH MUNSON TERRY MORRISON THOMAS MORRIS ROGER MOORE 47 Seniors JON NELSON DON NORTON SHARON NIGHTENGALE RICHARD NELSON SHARON NYE KAREN OGA ANDREA NISHITANI FRED OHMAN CHARLOTTE NIGHTENGALE Seniors MICHAEL O'NEILL OSCAR OSBORNE DAVID OVERBY VIVIAN PARNELL JANET PARKER DIANNE PALODICHUK KIM OLIVER NANCY OLSON CATHY O'NEILL ROBERT PAINE 49 BARRY PIXLER CYNTHIA POWELL DONALD POWELL Seniors EILEEN PEISKER NORMA PENTECOST FRANCES PIERCE ROBERT PEDERSEN LINDA PATTERSON CHARLOTTE PARSONS THOMAS PRIGMORE 50 Seniors DANNY RATLIFF DIANA RENOUD ERNEST RIPPE RUTH PRINK DONALD PURDY CAROL RAMEY JOHN ROOT CHRISTINA ROGERS MARSHA RICHARDS 51 Seniors VICTOR ROSS MARTIN ROTHROCK MELBA SCROGGINS EVA SEARS MICHELE ROTHWELL RANDOLPH ROTHROCK SYLVIA RUPP LINDA RYERSON 52 PATRICIA SELLARS Seniors GUY SKYLES VIKI SHEA JOHN SILK BILL SIMMONS VIOLET SKELDING WAYNE SIMONS ROBERT SIMONS GLENDA SEXTON MARY LEE SIEVERS Seniors MIKE SMITH CESSNA SMITH LARRY SOMPPI PATRICK SPENCE MARY ANN SLAUGHTER ROSEANNE SMITH EILEEN SLETTE LESLIE SLOSSENS PATSY SLUSHER 54 NARDA SPENCER Seniors VERNON SPIKES GWEN STEWARD FRANCIS SUGIMURA RICHARD STUEVE CAROLE STUBBLEFIELD SANDRA STEVENSON JOHN STONEBURG GARY STANTON SANDRA STEPHENS BOB STROMIRE 55 MARJORIE THAYER Seniors KENNETH TAYLOR ROBERT THOMAS CHARLENE TEMPLE ■ CLIFFORD THORESON EDNA TIDWELL CLYDE THOMAS SHARON THURSTON ESTHER TIDWELL 56 Seniors CELESTE TURLEY SAUNDRA VANEK JIM TOLMAN MARGIE TRIGG STANTON TULLER SUE TYSON CHARLES VAIL ROBERT VANDERWALL LEE VanDEMARR LOLA VALERA Seniors KATHLEEN VASILIOU AAARLIS VOHS JOHN VICKERS MICHAEL VERBOUT ALLEN VonFELDT DORA WADE SYLVIA WALTON CHERYL WATTS MARTHA WASHINGTON SAMUEL WARD Seniors CHERYL WATSON RAYMOND WILLIAMS BRUCE WILSON LINDA WILLIAMS DENNIS WOLFE MAUREEN WILSON CAROLYN WIEK AAARTIN WITTMAN ROBERT WISHER Seniors KENNETH WOLFE EDWARD WRIGHT GARY YOUNG CAROLE WYANT JUANITA ZELMER The Mistaken Bench In front of Roosevelt's building, situated on the campus is a white bench which has grown to be one of the landmarks of Roosevelt High School. Since 1952 it has been traditionally known as and called the Senior Bench . Nov ten years later the class of 1962 has made an amazing discovery. The alleged Bench doesn't belong to the Senior class at all, but was a gift to the whole school from the graduating class of 1952. It is the decision of the Senior class, however, that this mistake shall remain the mistake of Roosevelt and be called THE SENIOR BENCH, henceforth. 60 Exchange Student Sylvia Rupp camo lo Portland from Switzerland to spend her Senior year at Roosevelt High School. Although she receives no credit for her year here, she considers it valuable experience. Sylvia has a year and a half of school to complete betoro she can attend a Swiss University. 61 SYLVIA RUPP ZURICH. SWITZERLAND Hi. Soon my year in the United States will be over. It will be a sad day when I will have to say good-bye to everybody because 1 wont know if I will ever see you again. But I will never forget you and good old Roosevelt High. I have spent the most exciting and beautiful year with you. Oh. I remember very well the first school day, when I hardly could speak English, and when I kept asking you: Please, speak slowly! Later I learned about all your social activities, and I even saw the first football game in my life. Back in Switzerland I will tell proudly about Roosevelt and its students, and I would like to thank all of you for your friendliness, for your help and your patience with me. I wish Roosevelt, its principal, faculty and student body much luck for the future, and I wish to the next exchange student as wonderful a year as I had. SYLVIA PUCCI” RUPP AFSer 1961-1962 from Switzerland Ayor, Gerry Bahr, Joy Baldwin, Vernon 8arron, Scolt Baxter, John Bean, Marilyn Beardsley, Richard v k Avington, James Beck, Cherylee Beckman, Bob Benjamin, Nancy Berg, Gloria Berg, Janice Berry. Dale Beveridge, Karen Beveridge, Kay Billings, Jim Bishop, Mae Bostrom, Marcia Bouchor, Jo Anne Bouchor, Lynn Bcusquet, Carol Bovcc, Jane ' «■ ' Bowers, Rowanne Bradley, Terry 64 Assembled in the auditorium for the Iowa testing, ’he freshman cU, takes a break between tests. Brandt, Mike Brauncr, Don Brobst, Molly Bryant, Judy Cain, James Burke, April Burtnoz, Penny Butts, Vicki Carlin, Patty Carver, Pat Chadwick, Mary Chalupa, David Aft students James Avington, John Mitchell, Billy Harrison and Wesley Williams paint still lifes. tclanco, Cheryl Denton. Dayton DcSelvo, Fronccs Devi . Dennis Dougherty, Nova Drydcn, Peggy DuFreoe. Kay Eckert, Bob 65 Eversaul, Margaret Eyestone, Bstty Evert, Valerie Ewart, Carlccn Farnand, Roger Feig, Roger Fernandez, Glenda Ferrier, Gene Firostenberg Carolyn Fitzgerald, John Flora, Penny Fowler, Stephen Fox, LcAnn Frame, Pat Freeman, Cheryl Prison, lael Gable, Mike Galbraith, Roger Gardner, James Gardner, Gary Garver, Ken Gicrlich, Veronica Goode, Charlene Gotcher, Dianne Gragert, Scott Gray, Chris Green, Dianna Gricson, Gerry Grischaw, Judy Grosshouser, Ging Grove, Bob Guess, Vivian Gullixson, Roger Gustafson, Keith Halsan, Karla Hanor, Kathoy Hanson, Larry Hardesty, Jorroll 66 Harmier. Linda Harmon, Nellie Harper, Larry Harrison, William Hartford, Dale Hayes, Terri Hedges, Dolton Helm, Margretla Helm, Sherry Holman, Gordon iacob, Gary ihcrio Jones ollogg, Allan Hclvcy, Larry Hensel. Jack Hepburn, Katharine Hcwett, Dianne Hinds, John Hinkle, Claudia Hoak, Ginger Hopkins, Waif Horton, Ray Howlctt, Pam Huso, Sherrill Hyko, Charlotte Isloy, Bill Iverson, Betty Jenson, Ricky Jct� , Bill Johnson, Karen Johnson, Keith Johnson, Paul Johnson, Ron Johnston, Jerry Atarsha Jones Shirley Jones Dennis Just Karrie Kaiyala Michele Kane Bob Kasting Mary Kenner M Kennedy, Gary Kcnnisen, Don Kennison, Bill Kerancn, Vicki Kirkendall, Jim Klasscrt, Dennis j c y Klinslm, Ron Kloberdancc, Barry Kloberdancc, Bonnie Knight, Laraine lamberto'n, Nancy landscm, Fern lano, John Koonce, Kathy V Yt Koc ce, Ken Kovach, Carol Kuehl, Don m Kuehl, Ray lennou, Dianne IcGall, Judy Lehman, Penny Manning, Linda Merchant, Ted Marker, Barbara Mike Bailiff and Tony Smith, student} of applied science, build celestial hemisphere to be used os a star chart. Mottcrn, Richie Maul, Harold McCluskey, Jack McCoy, Pat McGann, Kathy Mclntirc, Sharon McIntosh, Denni McFadden, Sandy 68 V 'A McKcndry, Dorothy Moans, Mickey Miller, Cheryl Monteith, Janice Newport, linda McKinney, Tom McLaughlin, Bertha Moakcr, Marlene Mellin, Jackie Michel. Virginio Millage, Nathan lab student, Gordon Stempson, intentively watches David Evans bend glass for a chemistry experiment. Miller, Delores Miller, Larry Milos, Don Minor, Marlene Mitchell, John Mitchell, A arquctta Monda, Joe Moore, Terry Morgan, Jackie Morgan, Shirley Morrison, Kathy Morse, Mike Moser, Shirley Munson, Tim I CAMEf® Murphy, Judy Murray Tom Myers, Carole Naff, Ron Needham, Doug Nesbitt, Carolyn Nester, Bob _. !£% Payne, Linda Pearson, Nancy Pedersen, James Pete, Faye Peterson, Dave Petrik, Nancy Phillips, Leroy s 3k Pierce, Roberta Putman, Wayne Ray, Carolyn Reid, Nancy Rcimers, Carl Rempcl, Pal Rhoten, John Richards, Dawn Rickabaugh, Robin Ring, Vicki Ringering, Shcilah Rippo, Barbara Risner, Gloria Roane, leRoy Roberts, Sandy Rogers, Robert Rose, Larry Rosenquist, Dave Russell, John Ruvo, Tim Rycrson, Dave Sandall, Ncdd Sanders, Larry Schafer, Mike Schmalle, Phillip Schroder, Richard Sctness, Frank Seward, Pat Shackleton, Judy Sheffield, Gail Shclloy, Jimmy Shilo, Larry Skarphol, Arden Slape, Ronald 70 Sloop, John S.-.'.iih, Tony Smith, Linda Smith, Sandra Smith, Sharon Smith, Vicki Spencer, Richard Staples, Hal ifcmpson, Gordon Stevenson, Jill Stiger. Mark Strawder, Clarence Strawder, Sam Strickland, Byron Stromirc, Richard Stromquist, Sandy Styles, Dennis Sue, Richard Sundin, Cheryl Sweeney, Michael Tashncr, Walt Temple, Bernie Terry, Janiollc Thompson, Connie Thorp, Sandy Thurston, Debi Timmcn, Judy Treber, Nancy Trigg, Leonard Tuttle, Terry Tyler, Mary Tyner, Sandra Urbauer, Michael Uycda, Jan Van Metre, John Vann, Margie Vickery, Sam Vollertsen, Walt Walcott, Dennis Walls, John Walton, Rick Warner, Eldrcdge Warren, Wayne Warren, William Watson, Donna Webb, Gary Welch, Larry Wendler, Stacey 7? West, Stanley While, Sandra Whitmore, Ron Wick, Lillian Wilhelm, Elizabeth Wilkerson, Virginia Wilkins, Pam Willard, Coleen Wilson, Bill Wisher, Roth Wissinger, Carol Wittren, Ted Wright, Arlys Zcnncr, Theodore Zilke, Darwin -70 Lynn Pisha, Brenda Couchman, Margie Clark, and Colleen Hastay cot out and paste paper designs on travel posters in Miss Schoeler's commercial art class. Projects the class has worked on this year include making wrapping paper, Christmas cards, experimental painting. general design, and lettering. SOPHOMORES Vjr. ?V.2 President; Greg White, Vice-President; Pam loft to right- Ron laForge, Secretary Johnson, Sgt.-at-Arms; Mary Day, Treasurer; Mary Carlin. 73 Abraham, Nancy Acquin LoRoy Ahseln, Collin Albright, Georgia Alexander, Leroy Alexander, Richard Alexander, Bill Alves, Mike Amo, Diana Andersen, Allyn Anderson, Carolyn Andre, Donna Armstrong, Jolenc Arndt, Mike Asleson, Sheila Bailey, Mike Bailey, Richard Bailiff, Judy Baker, Janis Baldwin, Sandra Balteau, Ronald Barina, Sharon Barnes, Jim Barron .Yvonne Bauer, Jim Baum, Jane Beck, Danny Beeman, Kenneth Belt, Sheryl Bonnet, Raymond Berg, Bonnie Berg, Duane Bishop, Beverly Don Anderson, Patty Sellers and Roger Moore listen attentively while Sheri McLaughlin takes notes on discussion in Mr. Durrell's first period English class Blair, John 74 Working on ceramic projects ere Welt Teshner end Don Milos. Booth, Corol Boyd, Roger Bredeson, Olivia 8rioncs, Ramon Britt, Ellen Brootjc, Donald Brandt, Marylcn Brown, Pool Brown, Bob Brown, Susie Brungardt, Charles Caldwell, Diana Calef, Susan Campbell, Diane Campbell, Donald Carda, Kathern Carlin, Mary Carman, Karen Carpenter, Nancy Castor, Sharon Cate, Larry Cato, Richard ambers, Debra Chandler, Arthur Chandler, Sylvia Chewning, Betty Chrest, Claudio Chrost, JulicAnn Gark, Larry Clark, Marianne Cordwoy, Bill Corpron, Richard Costclow, Terri Cotton, Patti Couchman, Frances Couchman, Raymond Coury, Sheila Cousins, Jeane Cox, Carolyn Crews, Clinton Chrichton, Craig Crogan, Paul Crogan, Richard Daffron, Trudy Dahlquist, Eugene Danielson, Carol Dau, Jeri Davis, Candy Davis, Gloria Davis. Jerry Day, Mary Dolk, Diana Dennis, David Deskin, Barbara Dumblo, Allison Eldredge, Ira Erickson, Signc Espinoza, Delores Evans, Donald Evans, James Evans, John Ewing, Diane Fahey, Mike Fcig, Sandy Feltrup, Judith Ferguson, Karen Fisher, Bruce Fishor, Christina Fisher, Laura Fisher, Mike 76 Fitzgerald, Sally Flitcraft, Mary Frabel, Donna Fraley, Cheryl France, Gregory French, Rodney Frolof, Carol Futlttr, Frank Gill, Joti Gilliam, Charlotte Glass, Nettie Gleaves, Connie Gomes, Vincent Gottsch, Jim Granshaw, Terry Grasvik, James Green, Mary Griffiths, Shirley Grosmick, Daniel Grcsshouser, Pamela Gross!, Phil Grubbs, Ersol Gulliksen, Gary Gurule, Al Hayes, Danny Haynic, Leonora Heidor, Beverly Hergcrt, Larry Hcrglund, Jackie Hcwott, Rosemary Hogan, Kathy Hoke, Florence .Holmes, Brenda Hopkins, Kathryn Hoyt, Arnold Huber, Lyle Hugulci, Daryl Hunt, Bud Hunt, Norman Hunter, Noreen Huntley, Tana Hustad, Marsha Hylands, Colleen Imel, Kathy Inskccp, Dick Irby, Barbara Iverson, Barbara Jacobson, Ron Jonncn, Robert Jobe, Rodney Johnson, Claudia Johnson, Grover Johnson, Pamela Jones, Dick Jones, Georgia Jones, Sharon Making tho November calendar which appears in the front hall, are art Juhola, Edv m students Brenda Couchman and Lynn Pisha. Jullum, Eleanor Keels, Ron Kelsey, Janice Kilt , Nancy Kinney, Janice Kirkpatrick, Komplo, Gary Kerr, Kathy Key' Charles Sam Ward, Connie Thompion and Carolyn Ray cautiously cut glass tubing into R s used for the band drive. Keys. Bill Kistner, Linda Y lLJ Kjos, Karen Knowles, Eunice Kohler, Ronald lamb, Judy lambrccht, Barbara t w Lammers, Oale laForge, Ron Larson, Patty Lattin, Shirley Loach, Phillis Leconte, Judy Lee, Larry Loggroon, Sharon Lehman, Don Leonard, Linda Lewerenz, Darlono .iebsack, Roger Lindquist, Pally linimon, Diane Liston, Bill Lorenz, Curtis Losch, Donna Mackmcr, Tom Magnett, Steve nn, Randy AAannhalter, Erna Markham, Joyce Martz, Ardis Maruhm, Judy Mauk, Nancy Mayfield, Irvin McCaskey, Kay jq McCormick. Earl McCrcight, Larry McElroy, Chalmers McGarry, France McGill, Robert MeGrew, Dale McGuire. Elroy McIntosh, Steve McLain, Doreen McLaughlin, Gary McLaughlin, Waltor Metcalf, A uriel Millage, Leroy Miller, Bill Miller, Richard Miller, Sheila O ■ ' T -r-v C ... r Mincrich, Bob Minor, Geoirge Mitchell, Randy Mohr, Terry Miller, Tommie Miller, Walter Moon, Frank Moore, Betty Moore, Patricia Morris, Hazel Mussruan, Gerald Napier, Darrell Morgan, Gary Morgan, Juanita Morris, Cathy Nelson, Barbara Nohr, Edra Nester, Ronald Nesting, Mary Newman, David Nicholson, Scharcll Nil� on' Mary Nishitani, Russell Norlin, Linda Nufer, Viki Nyscth, Glenys O'Donnell, Kathleen Oga. Leslie Oliver, Karen Nissen, Janice H t Oliver, William Olson .Bonnie Olson, Kenneth O'Neill, Pat Orr, David Palmer, Miko Palmer, Robert Panif, Rosie Parker, Ramona arks, Eddy Parson, Janice Parsons, Beverley Parsons, Marilyn Pashley, Michael Pauling, Laurelee Pearson, Denise Pcaslcy, Jacquelyn Porcell, Alan Perry, Carla Pharis, Donna Phelps, Patricia Pierce, Robert Pischer, Joyce Piwarchuck, Dolly Pl schka, Robert •ether, Janellc Pretre, Mark Proux, Kathy Pushco, Jerry Rambur, Pamela Rather, Nancy Read, Judi RedBird, Ailcen ?eese, David Reinan, Tom Rcnie, JoAnn Kenoud, Susan Rinas, Eddie Rizzo, Phyllis Roberts. Donna Robertson, Dedra Schlack, Shirley Schnoor, Myron Schrunk, Jody Schwcngcls, Glenn Scull, Susan Shea, Terry Sheahon, Patricia Shelley, Carma Shervoy, Linda Shintaffcr, Donald Shults, George Sime, Wayne Simpson, John Sinnott, Tom Skalbcck, Dean Skinner, Donalc Slane, Claude Slater, Karen Slowik, Shirley Smith, Gary Smith, Larry Smith, Wesley Snader, Jack Snyder, Judy Southworth, David Bertha McLaughlin proudly shows her mosaic to fellow art students Bill Jett and Robin Rickabaugh in Miss Pesola's advanced art class. Stoudt, Marsha Stowell, Monte 'Terry, Wayne Thayer, Geraldine Thomas, Mike Thomas, Raymond Thompson, Myra Thorne, Janice Thornton, Barbara Thurston, Linda Tidwell, Anna Tigncr, August Tolson, Beverly Toolcy, John Torrcy, Barbara Tracy, Inez Troy, Bob Trullinger, Susan ickcr, Norman Tweed, Linda Ulrich, Fred Vadosc, Sharon Vance, Carol VanDaam, Cynthia Vandcrwall, Spike VanDyke, Richard Walworth, Darlene Word, Dovid Waterman, Dean Weaver, Judy Wells, lorry Wcndlcr, Tim Weston, Sharon White, Dorlyne White, Greg Wilhelm, Candy Wilier, Paula Williams, Clark Williams, Gary Williams, Wesley Wilson, Christa Winbornc, Otto Winkler, louralee Wise, Donella Wittman, Judith Wolfe, Sandy Wood, Joanne Wordloy, James Worobcy, Alexander Wright, Cheryl Wright, Joseph York, Linda Zelmer, Judith This Valentino's box, made by Girl’s league members was put in the activity office the wcok before Valentine's Day. Anyone wonting to send a valentine simply wrote the name and rcg. room of the person to whom it was to be sent, and Girl's league members distributed the cards during first period. 85 Armitrong Mory Ashworth, Darrol Atchison, Stcvo Auestad, Nancy Aupperlc, Barbara Austin, Margaret Avington, Robert Bailey, Jack Barfo, Terry Bariusek, Lloyd Bates, Joyce Baune, Stanley Beck, Annette Beck, Linda _ . Beck, William Bicrma, Christina Biermann, Michael Mrs. Mclcher supervises the threading of a projector. Bivons, Robert Blcakncy, Kathy Boice, Marilyn Bothwell, Jimmie Bousquct, Donna Boyle, Diana Brackett, Eddie Brandt, Otto Brczo, Dennis Briones, Connie Boyum, Ivory Boyum, Walt Connie Thompson, Susie Brown and Kay Beveridge, first period office help, take advantage of a few minutes for study. Braunberger, Lloyd Breno, Gene Britt, Linda Ann Broberg, Alan Brumbaugh, Kathy Brune, James 8uckncr, David Burke, Bonnie Burkct, Sandra Butler, David Butler, Sandro Cady, Stephen Cage, Sandra Campbell, Beverly Capelle, Patty Cardwell, Sharon Carlson, Cynthia Carlson, Dawn Carr, Linda Carrawoy, Eddie Carsner, Frank Carver, Ray Castellano, Carolyn Chadwick, Anna Clark, Ron Crate, Connie Crawford, Pamela Creek, Dcwano ,v Crott, Paul Crow, Jimmy Cormier, Larry .r Cote, Betty Cox, Larry VswyiS Crumb, Nancy Cudlipp, Debroah Cyder , Robert Daffron, Jimmy Dahm, Hazel Dallman, Loretta Davis, Bill Deeds, leanno DeFreitas, Susan Derrick, Carol DeShazcr, Arthur DeShazcr, Vonnie Deulen, Melvin Deveraux, Cherie Devine, David Dickens, Bill DiGiuteppc, Micki Dinsdale, Richard Dirr, John Donaldson, Beverly Donato, David Donnelly, Mimi iki M |T? :arnand, Gwen Ferrell, Melvin Ferricr, Jorry Fetterman, David Fisher, Clark Fitzgerald, Jean Fivecoats, Sharon Forrester, Bill :owlor, David Fowlor, Kathy Fox, James Fransen, Linda Freeman, Alyco Prison, Shirley Gabel, Christine Gadotti, Maureen 3arner, Marilyn Gates, Danny Gatherer, Dick Gettman, Gary Gibson, James Gierlich, John Gierlich, Wanda Gillpatrick, Cecil Siboulf Beverly Glidden, Pamela Goerlich, Dick Gonder, Judy Gonrowski, Den ice Goodell, Mike Grant, Pamela Gray, Glenda Green, Helen Greene, Gerald Greenwood, Tom Gregory, Carol Griffin, Mary Gross, Karen Gula, Bill Hall, Mike Gurule, Lillie Hallum, Connie Hadley, Eileen Hafliger, Hal Hale, Bonnie Haley, Carolyn Habcrman, Mary Hall, Glenn Hamblin, Diana Hamilton, Gail Hamilton, Gary Hamilton Marsha Hampton, Linda Haner, Bonnie Hansen, Bob Haren, James Harmon, Cathy luiJ w i Harris, Roy Harrison, Patty Hanna Lester Hansen, Karl Heinonen, Allen Hcllem, Nancy Hemmerling, Miko Henscl, Jill 90 Mr. Shcehey observes as John VanMetre builds a set of book case doors for classroom. Haws, M nty Haynes, Dan MFRA C Hcnzi, Linda Herold, Terry Herr, Kathy Higginbotham, Linda Hintz, Gregory Hoffert, Pat Bill Jett, Robin Rickabaugh and Aco Galbrath arc painting a sumi-c painting, an oriental style. Hillesland, John Hillcsland, Steven Hollevoet, Cynthia Holley, Noel Horn, Donna Horton, Linda Houseman, Darlene Howe, V alt Hruby, Frank Hutseli, Carole Imboden, Mary Jacob, Margaret � mos, Carolyn Janke, Nadine Johnson, LaRce Johnson, Larry Johnson, Linda Johnson, Bob Johnson, Wanda Jones, Jennifer orgensen, Elaine Jorgonscn, Rose Jucdca, Doug Kalimanis, Jerry Kane, Miko Karpstein, Gracie Kaufman, Joyce Kennedy, Lillian ennody. Penny Kenyon, David Keys, Barbara Kierznowski, Kathy King, Janice King, Pamela Kirk, Terry Kissire, Edna 91 Kitto, Cathy Kloberdance, Dick Klotzer, Phyllis Knokey, Kristine Knox, Dick Kraft, Kathie Krieger, Shirley Kristcnsen, Sharon LcRoy, Jill Kusler, Peggy londsem, Verna Larson, Leonard Latourelle, Roberta Leary, Dorothy LcRoy, Alfred Leary, Margene Lewis, Margaret Linstrom, Larry Lisle, Ross Liston, Linda Loar, Bob Lohncs, Sfephanio Ludolph, Danny Love, Judith Mace, Pamela Mahan, Charles Maul, John Mahan, Charlotte Malone, Bob Manangan, Fred V Manary, Judy Merchant, Shirley Mauratt, Carol Mayberry Jeanne Mayfield, Marilyn Mayhcad, Jeanne McCann, Arnold McClure, Pat McCluskey, Leslie McCoy, Connie McCoy, John 92 McGann, Susan McGarry, Laura McGregor, Kathy McGuire, Darla McKay, Susannc Miller, Richard Mill , Jorry Mitchell, Leroy Mohr, Clayton Molchanoff, Miko Monk, Dewaine Monk , Glen Monk , Linda Morse, Robert Morton, Gcorlenc Morton, Linda Morris, Linda Morri on, Pat Morris, David Morgan, James Moore, Lee %■ UUL2 IcanekoI Pshvp Larry Norris Nutting, Virginia Oathe , Catherine Oathes, Stanley O'Donnell, Brian O'Donnoll, Rita Mossbarger, Mary Munson, Ralph Murphy, Kathy Muter , Linda Nelson, Barbara Nelson, Jennie Nelson, Larry Nelson, Linda Nelson, Loraine Newlan, John Newport, Jim Nicholson, Louisa Niehuser, Daniel Nichuser, Marylou Nielsen, Lauriotte Nielsen, Dick sHvr Ohm, Susan 93 Olson, Dennis Owens, Karen panit, Linda Pankratz, Sally Parsons, Deanna Paterson, Cynthia Patterson, Joan Paul, Sharon Penman, Kathy Pepper, Donna Perkins, Kathy Petersen, Kathy Phelps, Russ Phillips, Charles Phillips, Shirley Pierce, Carol Pilakowski, Bridget Plock, Ernest Potter, Sherry Price, Janice Raber, Ransome Rains, Linda Ralston, Miko Randolph, Jeann Ranger, Janet Reams, Joanne Redman, Steven Reid, Sally Reynolds, Gary Ribbol, Bradford Richmond, Cynthia Rickabaugh, Reno' Robinson, Syblo Robinson, Vick' Sampson, Steven Sandwick, Brenda Schlitt, Karla Schmitz, Terry Assisting Mrs MeUher in the book room is Walt Hopkins, who is chocking in books. Schiro, Linda Schlappi, Christine Schnccwcis, Barbara Schocnborn, Neal Schook, Dolores Schraeder, Duane Schwab, Janet Schwering, David Scott, Gary Scroggins, Mickie Scroggins, Rickie Scull, Donna eaman, Sandra Sexton, David Sexton, Donald Shambow, James Sheaffer, James Shervoy, Gary Shiach, James Shintaffcr, Linda limila, Barbara Simons, Carol Simpson, Judy Skalbcck, Denver Skidmore, Gary Slattery, Terry Slayton, Nancy Slowik, Pauline Smith, Cathy Smith, Karen Smith, Kathy Smith, Marsden Snider, Sunny Snodgrass, Francos Snow, Janice Somers, Kathy Trcbcr, Vcfole Tucker, Jerry Tucker, Shirley Turner, Karen Twodt, Tom Tyner, Mike Uihloin, Patty 96 Thoreson, Peter Thoreson, Sharon Thorp, Janice Timmen, Terry Tinsley, Carl Tolman, John Tovey, Robert Spencer, Pat Spencer, RonaM Stromberg, Kendra Stromire, Patty Struzan, lorry Starnes, Joyce Stuart, Judy Swanda, Doris Swartz, Pam Swift, Sally Swindall, Linda Thiclman, Carey Thomison, Pat Thompson, James Thompson, Mike Sophy, Kay Spanski, Kyle Speirs, James Spikes, Pete Stult, Marsha Sullivan, David Taylor, Sandra Sullivan, Maxine Stites, Edward Strawder, Beatrice Straker, Beverley Tashner, Cheri Terry, Kathy Stcmpson, Barbara V Stubblefield, Tom Swingle, Larry Thompson, Dick Tow no, Rondi Jrbauer, Susan Valera, Nick Vanlocr, Verna Waible, Charles Walker, Charles Walker, Steve Walton, Michell Walworth, Linda Warren, Carol Wedding, Gcorgcnc Wcilcr, Diane Wcitz, Judy Weller, Jack Westcrhout, Georgia Whelan, Stovo Whito, Gary Wiok, James Wietz, Judy Wilhelm, Byron Williams, Larry Williams, Ronald Willis, Zcnophys Wilson, Betty Wilson, Sandra Vinborne, Arthur Wisdom, Barbara Wochnick, Keith Wyant, Susan Young, Gregory Zirkle, Dick Womelsdorff, David Wood, Vicki Wright, Byron Wright, Robert Wright, Lisa Miss Schoeler looks over somo work d0ne by ber arl Jtuden„. 97 The Student's Mosaic is colorfully tinted by his surroundings, the Oregon countryside. 98 Student Leadership Looking for now ideas to improve the school campus ore Kay Du Frene and Colleen Hastay. Mr. O'Briend and David Ovorby are discussing some new amendments. Fall Student Council representatives arc from .left to right: Eileen Byron Strickland; Clayton Mohr; Ron La Forge; Francis Sugimura. In the Slctte; Mary Ann Slaughter; Sandy Stevens; Andrea Nishitani; Kay Ou background arc Carol Wick; David Overby; and Mr. O'Brien. Frene; Don Holler; Margie Grimes; Karrie Kaiyala; Chcrio Jones; 100 Builds Unity Council Makes Changes Opening of the social rooms, which were closed the previous year, was the fall student council's first project. Council members found the technique of student self supervision during the two lunch periods very successful. Clean-up committee consisted of all council members until the service clubs were organized. After much inquiry and an informative talk with Miss Craig, the administrative vice principal, the council began to revise the 1958-59 budget. A Saturday in November was spent washing cars. All proceeds went to the Band fund. Student Council sponsored a sock hop in the gym as a Band fund raising project. At the Region III Conference in Oregon City David Overby, student body president, was a discussion leader. Revisions to the constitution were made for the first time in three years. The revised constitution states the Ranger editor of the newspaper staff shall be selected by the staff members with the advice of the advisor , and the fall vice president shall work with the new vice president for the first six weeks of the spring term, helping him organize the fire squad . Spring Student Council who represent the Student Body are from left to right: Mr. O'Brien; Bonny Kctrenos; Gary Young; Kay Du Frene; Gregg White; Sandy Thorp; Dick Stucve; Bonnie Clark; Don Holtcr; Bruce Andrew; Scott Gragcrt; Margaret Evcrsaul; Bill Hubert; Patty Sellars; Clayton Mohr; Diane Arronson; and Linda Clulow. Don Holler and Bonnie Clark plan the agenda for the next Student Council meeting. Don Holtor delivers campaign speech for the office of Student Body President. 101 Girls’ League Frolicking dragon adds life to sophomore skit. Mr. DeSalvo and Fran enter cafeteria for Father, Daughter Potluck. Roosevelt girls model new spring clothes for Simplicity Fashion Show. 102 '______________________ Promotes Friendship These senior beauties participating in the Miss Universe Pagent won the Girls' League best skit award. From left to right are: Peggy Earnest; Sheri McLaughlin; Ginny Huscth; Micki Fleming; Cheryl Watts; Margaret Gross!; and Rudy Kerrigan. Girls' League Executive Council are from loft to right, row 1: Sandy Thorp; Ginny Huselh; Lucy Blakeley; Nancy Benjamin. Row 2: Pam Johnson; Connio McCoy; Sandy Stevenson; Mrs. Boyington; Leslie Foster; Betty Eyestone. 103 Newspaper Staff Criticizing a Ranger hot off the press are from left to right: Editor Andrea Nishitani, Advisor Mr. Wirfs, and Editor Diane Arronson. left to right: Cheryl Watts, circulation editor; Sharon Carlson, business manager; Margaret Gross!, copy reader; count out Rangers for distribution. Talcing time out from their busy schedule are from left to right: Paul Dubony, copy reader; Bob Hales, photographer; Ray Horton, artist. 104 Keeps Teddies Informed Discussing the Ranger budget arc from left to right: Carole Wyant, advertising; lee Vandcrmar, reporter; and Margie Grimes, advertising. At their typewriters aro left to right: Jon Nelson, sports editor; Joanne Borclli, third page; Virginia Huscth, photo assistant; Judy Munson, copy reader. Going over page layouts arc Page editors Mary Ann Slaughter and Cheryl Mohr; Leslie Foster assists. 105 Annual Staff Looking ovor cover designs for the yearbook are from left to right: Art editor Eileen Peiskcr; and Advisor Miss Bush. Edna Tidwell, Charlene Du Mond, Bonnie Clark, and Claudia Harrison, faculty and underclass editors paste up the Faculty section. These pages are photographed to appear in the yearbook. Comprising the indox are left to right: Carol Wiek; Eileen Slettc; Nancy Huber; and Diana Penoud. 106 Records Another Year Ruth Kerrigan, business manager, and Vivian Parnell, editor, head the financial and production end of the yearbook. Proper spelling and typing are a necessity for a good yearbook. Patty Miller and Jon Freeman check names for correct spelling while Judy Montbriond types copy for club section. Staff members select photos for yearbook; in charge of dances royalty and special pages are from left to right: Sheri McLaughlin: Lucy Blakeley; Bonny Kctrcnos; and S ndy Mann. 107 Will Trave Have Camera Norman Korb crops a picture, Arvin lochs, Norman Burger, and Tim Ruvo are in enlarger stall, and Dayton Denton develops a picture. This staff took, developed and printed the bulk of the pictures appearing in this book. 108 Tim Ruvo and Dayton Denton inspect negatives, Norman Korb shows Mr. Irgens, photography instructor pictures from rinse, one of the stages of developing. Arvin luchs shows Norman Korb a picture in the process of being developed. Baby what is it? screams Mrs. Skinner after seeing tho result of Cornelia's run-in with bedbugs the night before. Our Hearts Wer Cornelia Otis Skinner Ruth Kerriga Emily Kimbrough Sandra Thor Otis Skinner Bill Cyder Mrs. Skinner Stacey Wendle Dick Winters Arvin Luch Leo McEvoy Bruce Freelan Madame de la Croix Pat Cryst Madame Elise Janice Ber Emily Kimbrough, Cornelia's traveling companion, introduces Dick and Leo to Mrs. Skinner. 110 Young and Gay Therese ........ Winifred Blaugh Harriet St. John Admiral......... Purser.......... Stewardess Inspector....... Steward......... Window Cleaner Sylvia Rupp Dianna Green Carolyn Cox Bob Rossel Norman Korb . Linda Clulow April Burke Dayton Denton . . . Joe Olden Kindly inform your mother that we found bed-bugs in that bed lost night ond wish to know what she's going to do about it, storms Cornelia to Therese. Well they are taking money on our boat too, persists Mr. Skinner while trying to persuade Cornelia to go to Paris with him. 1 1 1 Assemblies Spark Women too can learn the defensive tricks of Judo, as shown by instructors from the Randori School of Judo and Karate. Andrea Nishitani and Carol Wiek pin flowers on Miss Dobie, Mr. Hilko, and Miss O'Sullivan during an assembly honoring new teachers. Another instructor from the Randori School demonstrates the art Diana Green is plagued by members of the drama class to buy a ticket to the of Karate. Necromancy. 112 Roosevelt Spirit Pictured on these pages are examples of some assemblies presented to Roosevelt students during the school year. Assemblies are arranged by the assembly committee, a group of several teachers with Mr. Preller as chairman and Mr. James as consultant. The committee plans the time and types of assemblies presented. This year all Pep assemblies were scheduled after seventh period, which was a change from previous years. When an unusual assembly is brought to the committee's attention, it is then often presented to the student body. The two main projects of the committee are the May Fete and Dad's Club Review, both in the Spring. On the left page is pictured a Judo--Karate assembly presented by instructors from the Randori School of Judo and Karate. It was the first time an exhibition of this type had been presented to. Roosevelt. The program consisted of Roosevelt. Another first at Roosevelt this year was Necromacy, a combination dance and stage show. Other assemblies represented on these pages include Teachers Orientation and Pep assemblies. Impersonating the football team at a Pep assembly are left to right, top to bottom; Dolly Piwarchuck, Carolyn Cox, Diana Caldwell, Sharon Walker and Allison Dumblc. Mr. Pratt directs the band in a number, the perfection of Rally girts from toft to right: Karen Oga. «««• CrtajM. Peggy fonrnt, Mary lee arhich is revealed in the serenity of hi, expression. Siever, and Judy Montbrland dance to the tune of M.ss.ss.pp, Mud. 113 Assemblies Build From l«ft to right, cxchango student Inge Alstanp, Maria Marquez, Olga Castaneda, Kaxul(0 |jhii from Tokyo, Japan, demonstrates a traditional Otey Tuzeman, and Mario Branco, relax after a luncheon given in their honor. Japanese folk dance. 114 Student Interest Bonnio Burke and Glenda Gray portray Billy and Julie from tho musical Carrousel. Posing for a picture after the assembly arc, row one, loft to right, Demetreus Nicolocghn (Greece), Kazuko Ishii (Japan), Olga Castaneda (Guatemala), ANorilcna I'anza (Italy), Maria Marquez (Argentina), and Inge Alstanp (Denmark). Row two, left to right, aro Mario Branco (Portugal), Olcy Tuzemen (Turkey), Carin Lunzcr (Austria) and Sylvia Rupp (Switzerland). Dayton Denton dolivers a speech to the student body while the other Rally finalists look on. 115 San Francisco Senior Kenny Wolfe give Mr. Pratt a $100 donation from the Gorman Club. Other members are loft to right, Patty Carlin, Karen Olson, and Nanci Pearson Band Plays at Shrine Game December 30 Roosevelt High School's band traveled to San Francisco to perform at the East-West Shrine Football Game at Kezar Stadium. In October Mr. Pratt received the invitation. The school board approved the trip, but stated no tax funds would be .available. A determined Roosevelt Student Body and Faculty launched a campaign to earn the necessary $6,000 for the trip. Four big projects were undertaken: a buffet at Safeway, November 4; a pancake breakfast in the Roosevelt cafeteria, November 12; a candy sale; and drum shaped banks placed in Roosevelt school rooms and stores in North Portland. Many businesses, alumni, P.T.A.'s and other Portland schools contributed to the fund. The needed money was earned, and December 28 sixty-six band members, two rally members and eight chaperones boarded three Greyhound buses and headed for San Francisco. Chaperones were Mrs. Regas; Mrs. Roberson; Mrs Boise; Mr. Timmens; Principal Mr. James and his wife,- Vice Principal Miss Craig; and Band Leader Mr. Pratt. Stopping for diner at Blue Gum Lodge near Willows, California, the band arrived that night and checked into the Hotel Drake Wilshire. Two letters from the managers of the Hotel Drake Wilshire and the Blue Gum Lodge praising the band's conduct were received shortly after the students' return. Because more money was donated than was needed for the trip, the band will purchase new band instruments, which are not provided by the school board. Gordon Holman chock the fund railing chart with Mr. Prcllcr and Mr. Pratt. Mayor Terry D. Shrunk, alumni of Rooievclt contribute $10 to the band fund. Receiving donation is Jerry Craig. Majorette Leonora Haynie standi in the background. 116 Here We Come! Having a good limo on the bus arc band members Charles Ryan, Allan Roso, and Don Brauner. SKY TRAM Tho band enjoyed breakfast at the Cliffhouse, a popular restaurant in San Francisco. Posing on top of an old ongino at Flcischakcr Zoo is Bill Gula. Mike Goodell and Sharon Cardwell stand in front of the train 117 Roosevelt Selects First Rose Princess Student Body President Bruce Andrew presents Princess Mary Lee a gift from tho student body. May Queen Carol Wiek displays poise and gracefulness an she courtesies before students. 118 Rally Leads Roughridors—Win — Winnie end Victory beers, the teem' mascots, accompany Rally to the games. Karen Oga Tho Rally Squad (from left to right) Judy Montbriend; Mary lee Sievers; Don Anderson; Peggy Earnest; Roger Moore; Margie Grimes; Larry Somppi; Karen Oga; and Sharon Hastings. 120 Teddie Spirit Rally Goes South Any Junior girl or boy who has a 2.0 grade average and good attendance may try out for Rally at the end of the year. They try out before a qualifying board for top twelve girls and top six boys. They are judged 25 per cent on skill, 25 per cent on personality, 25 per cent on appearance, and 25 per cent on poise. The twelve girls and six boys, then appear before the student body to do yells and dances. Six girls and three boys are elected. The Rally Squad must create and maintain school spirit with a winning team or a losing team. They must give and leave a good impression away from their own school. This year members, Judy Montbriand and Karen Oga, went to San Francisco with the band to carry the school banner at the Shriner's East-West game. Rally shows off their basketball uniforms. They arc from loft to ricihl- Row 1- r- • J“dv A-d«'- 5 u. JA 2TSTSE Margie Grimos and Peggy Earnest practice Rally donco steps. tarry Somppi does a split jump. 121 Varsity Football Dual Victory Breaks Jinx Coach Eugene Desylvia (left) end Coach Wade Patterson watch game from sidelines. Two wins, one over Cleveland and one over Marshall, broke a two-year losing streak for the Roughriders. Friday, September 22, marked the first of these victories when an 18-6 win over Cleveland netted the Teddies their first ball game in two years. In this contest, the Rough-riders compiled 365 yards in total offense to compare with Cleveland's 120 yards, and led in first downs, 14-6. Head coach Eugene DeSylvia stated that although lack of experience hampered team output at first, good defensive ballplaying was evidenced by the Roughriders throughout the season. Senior tackle Don Holter, Junior halfback Don Kennison, and Senior end John Stoneburg were named to All City Second String, and Junior guard Gerry Grieson received honorable mention. Don Holter, senior, was named Most Valuable Player and Outstanding Blocker for the 1961 season. Thirteen lettermen will return to the Roughrider squad for the 1962 season. They are: Byron Strickland, Bob Grove, Don Kennison, Tony Aldredge, Larry Helvey, Bob Troy, Walt Hopkins, Darrel Polzel, Gerry Grieson, Darwin Zilke, Ronald Cox, Roger Farnand, David Peterson, Richie Mattern, Jerald Pushee, and Ronald Klinski. Vanity linoup for tho 1961 Roughrider i (left to right) Row 1: Gone Dc ylvia (Coach), Charley Johnion, Dennis Berg, Dick Stucvc, Dcnni Just, Gary Young. Row 2: Gory Haight, Roger Farnand, Darwin Zilke, Darrell Polzel, Larry Helvey. Row 3: Herb Desalvo, Ron Cox, Norman Vail, Ron Klinski, Byron Strickland. 122 Varsity Football Scoreboard Roosevelt 7 Jefferson 27 Roosevelt 18 Cleveland 6 Roosevelt-------------0 Benson______________19 Roosevelt-------------0 Lincoln______________26 0 20 Roosevelt 21 Marshall 14 Roosevelt 6 30 Roosevelt 0 Madison 14 Mott valuable player Don Holler. Row 1: Bob Troy, Bob Hain, Don Holier, John Stoncburg, Collin Ahteln, Mr. Younce (Attl. Coach). Row 2: Bob Grove, Kim Oliver, Dick Nclton, Jerry Grioton, Don Kenniton. Row 3: Sam Ward, Wall Hopkins, Dave Polcrton, Miko Smith, Richie Mattern, Vincent Gomes (Manager). 123 Tony Aldrcdgo take a rest in muddy Marshall game. John Stonoburg catches touchdown pass in win against Cleveland. Varsity Football In the Press Box Mr. Durrell, P. A. announcer, and Mr. McDaniels, timer, officiate at Marshall game. Varsity Football Warming Dick Nelson up before going into game against Wilson is Junior quarterback Walt Hopkins. Strickland 10, Kennison 27, and Polzel team together to stop Cleveland ball carrier. Stoneburg comes to assist on the play. Junior Varsity The rain failed lo dampen their spirit! Wet and tired, faithful Roosevelt fans cheered as the clock ticked away the final minutes on the last game of the season against Madison. J. V. Coach Mason McCoy. This year's J. V. team are from left to right Row 1: David Drinkuhn, manager; Terry Moore, lee Moore, John Mitchell, Coach Mr. McCoy. Row Bill Alexander, Dick Jones, Ron Slope, lorry Sundin, Grog White, Charles Ryan, Tom Sinnolt, Randy Mann. Row 3: Jim Bauer, Ron laForge, G Mclaughlin, Fred Harrison, lorry Wells, Ron Keels, Earl McCormick, Jerry Roper. Row 4: Alex Worobey, Dan Grosmick, Eddie Schell, Eddie Rin George Cox, Allen Percell, Mike Hansen, Don Monks. 126 Freshmen Football Members of the 1961 Freshman Football team arc (left to right) Row 1: Robert Cyder , Richard Thompson, Pete Spikes, Dick Kloberdance, Hal Haf-liger, Duane Schraeder, Dick Fairbonk, Ron Eyestone, Larry Nelson. Row 2: Mr. McGee (coach), Douglas McLean, Clyde Earl, James Gibson, Clayton Mohr, Dave Buckner, Charles Waible, Gary Scott, Bill Beck, Bill Egan, Mr. Shechey (Asst. Coach). Row 3: Mike Atolchanoff (Manager), Terry Kirk, Richard Knox, Bob Hansen, Robert Avington, Danny ludolph, Jim Spcirs, Carl Tinsloy, Gary Gottman, Tom Greenwood, Gordon Meadows, Lloyd Bartusek (Manager). Row 4: Terry Emery, Mike Carver, Stovo Cady, Larry Cox, Denver Skalbock, Dennis Barrett, Bob Loar, Glen Monks, Pat Hoffort, Robert Bivens. Trio of Demo tackier stop Roughrider ball carrier as Roosevelt J. V.'s battle strong Jeff eleven. 127 Swim Team Boys swim team are left to right: Robert Gilbo; Ray Horton; Morsdcn Smith; Alan Broberg; Art Hoyt; Paul Cuda; Ricky Jensen; Don Norton; David Morris; Leon Gilbo; Ralph Munson. In the background is Tom Morris and Guy Oliver, boys swim coach. Girls swim team are left to right: Sherry Nickclson; Rosie Panlt; Sharon Weston; Larelec Pauling; Lynn Bouchor; Kathy Morris; Micki Fleming; Linda 8ritt; Linda Rains; Mimi Donnelly. Miss Dobie, girls swim team coach .stands behind the girls. 128 Swim Teams Set Records Swim Meet This years swim team made more new records, improved their individual times at a greater rate and exhibited a very fine team spirit throughout the season. Art Hoyt broke school records in the freestyle and backstroke. Paul Cuda made a new record in the individual medly. Jim Kelsay placed sixth at State in diving. In the 100 yard freestyle relay Art Hoyt, Jim Kelsay, Paul Cuda, and Ricky Jensen placed tenth in State. They also surpassed a school record in the 200 yard and 160 yard freestyle relay. Art Hoyt placed ninth in the 50 yard freestyle at State. Paul Cuda made a new record in the individual medly. The first swim trophy Roosevelt has ever had was presented to Art Hoyt. Micki Fleming, Mimi Donnelly, Sherry Nickelson, Lauralee Pauling, and Lynn Bouchor qualified for the city meet. Lauralee and Lynn both qualified for the State meet. Lynn placed sixteenth in the butterfly and twenty-second in the individual medly. Art Hoyt ready to start of the 100 yard freestyle Jerry Munson and Art Hoyt perform the backstroke Starting tho 200 yard freestyle is Ray Horton. Swim team members arc on the way to a swim meet. 129 Cross Country Roosevelt Cross country members run against Cleveland and Grant in a meet. Cross country members are from left right: row I: Monty Hambro- Richard Sue; Dan Gates; larry Swingle; Pat Thomison; David Fctterman; Fred Manangan; Robert Malone, row 2: Tom Leach; Curtis Lorenz; Art Hoyt; Roy Harris; Larry Clark; Tim Munson; Mr. Bozick, Cross country coach, row 3: Mark Rogers; John Evans; Bob Medrigal; Leonard Ackloy; Sam Strawdcr; Leonard Trigg; Stove Hillesland. 130 Cross Country Tim Munson and Tom Leach run in meet. Robert Malone participates in a meet at Grant. Junior Varsity members line up for time trials. Tho best will be considered for Varsity. 131 Members of 1961 62 Varsity Basketball squad are left to right: Byron Strickland; Darwin Zilkc; Walt Hopkins; Ron Kceln; Dennis Berg; Jim Pederson; Charles Johnson; Ken Kooncc; Larry Sanders; Dick Sluevc; Dennis Styles; Stan Toller; David Overby; Paul Johnson; Richie M� ttern. Coach Bud Gronquist kneels. 132 Varsity Basketball The Roosevelt Roughrider Basketball team although traveling a bumpy road exhibited some outstanding playing throughout the 1961-62 season. The Teds started the season against the city champions, Cleveland. Coach Gronquist stated, It was quite a game for a team picked to be last in the league . Roosevelt lost the contest in a closely fought overtime game. An important Ted win over Jefferson kept that team from the State Tournament. Coach Gronquist commended the team's steady performance, especially those of the top five. He states that players who came through were steady, fast improving Larry Sanders, a junior,- Byron Strickland and Richie Mattern at the guard spot who were never playing at the same time, but who will both be back next year; Charles Johnson, a standout at center; and Dick Stueve, a Senior Forward. Johnson, a Senior, was picked third string All - City center and received an offer to attend Oregon College of .Education at Monmouth next year. This year's squad consisted of nine juniors, five seniors, and a sophomore. Coach Gronquist expressed the hooe that he will have a big turnout for basketball next year. Charles Johnson outjumps Washington opponct. Charles Johnson fights for rebound with Benson. 133 Varsity Basketball Forward Dick Stuovo Contcr Charlos Johnson Forward Larry Sanders 134 Guard Byron Strickland Guard Richio Mattern Varsity Basketball BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Roosevelt 47............. Roosevelt 53.............. Roosevelt 39.............. Roosevelt 46.............. Roosevelt 52.............. Roosevelt 44 ............. Roosevelt 47.............. Roosevelt 48.............. Roosevelt 33.............. Roosevelt 40 ............ Roosevelt 35............. . Cleveland .... Benson Washington . . . Franklin ... Lincoln . . .Jefferson . . Marshall . . Madison . . . . . Grant .....Wilson . Cleveland 49 50 47 57 64 56 50 43 72 39 45 Roosevelt 45 Roosevelt 39 Roosevelt 48 Roosevelt 58 Roosevelt 43 Roosevelt 49 Roosevelt 52 Roosevelt 35 Roosevelt 52 Roosevelt 44 Roosevelt 57 .... Benson 53 Washington 29 . . .Franklin 63 .... Lincoln 62 . .Jefferson 42 . . Marshall 50 . . . Madison 54 ......Grant 42 .....Wilson 82 .....Tigard 40 . . Scappoose 53 Richie Maltcrn shoots foul shot against Marshall while Charles Johnson, Dennis Styles, and Dick Stucvc look on. 135 Dick Stucve shoot for a basket. Dick Sluovc and Larry Sanders go for a rebound against Washinaton. 136 Dick Stueve shoots for a basket against Jefferson. Byron Strickland shoots a jump shot against Marshall. Varsity Basketball Coach Bud Gronquist and Varsity Manager Larry Antonson examine a basketball uniform. J. V. Basketball Freshman Basketball Row 1 left to right: Mike Wcrbout, Manager; Gary Morgan; Dick Richard Van Dyke; Larry Well ; Glen Schwengel ; Daryl Hugulet; Jone ; Fred Ulrich; Earl McCormick; Greg White; Spike Vanderwall; Gary McLaughlin; Dick Inskeep; Arnie Hoyt; Joe Wright. Ron Kells; Mr. DeSylvia, Coach. Row 2: Jerry Pu hee; Bob Clark; Row 1 left to right: Mr. Stan Bozich, Coach; Richard Thompson; Carl Tinjley; Clayton Mohr; Robert Cydor ; David Buckner; Bob Morri ; Terry Kirk; Steve Cady; Frank Hruby; Ron Eycstone; Denver Loar; Jerry Mill ; Alfred Leroy. Row 2: Eddie Stito ; Bill Beck; David Skolbeck; Tom Twedl, Manager. 138 Gymnastics George Copell oxceulos an arm circle on the horizontal bar. Allan Kellogg oxhibits a hand stand on the parallel bar. Gary Stanton and Mickey Powell do the backward flyaway on tho horizontal bar. 139 Wrestling jim Bauer struggles to keep control. Backed by a large turnout the Roughrider wrestling squad won three out of four preseason matches. With the advent of the league schedule the weakness in team balance showed against the always powerful PIL teams. Consistent winners for Roosevelt were Co-Captains Monte Hambro and Ron Edge; Nate Millage and Co-Captain Elect Tony Aldredge. Coach John Sheehy stated Roosevelt will miss the graduating seniors, but is looking forward to participation by a number of promising freshmen and J.V. squad members Monte Hambro battled his way to third place in the City Tournament and earned the respect of his teammates as shown by his being voted recipient of both the Dad's Club Trophy and the Wrestler of the Year trophy — the first time this double award has been made. Coach Sheehy feels that In spite of consistent loses on the varsity level, many by close scores, the team spirit remained high throughout the season. Wrestling. Row 1 left to right: Mr. Sheehy, Coach; John Mitchell; Richard Fairbank; Doug McLean; Neal Schocnborn; Pete Spikes; George Copell; Eldrcdgc Warner; Ken Beeman; Richard Spence; Nate Millage; Tony Aldredge; Sam Ward; Darrel Polzcl; Pat Spence; Harold Dickey; Dave Carboneau; Mike Hansen; Mr. McGee, Coach. Row 2 left to right: Dan Cole; Ralph Munson; Bob Avington; Bob Gilbo; Gary Scott; Bill Hubert; Allyn Anderson; Bob Madrigal; Jim Bauer; Jim Speirs; Larry Cox; Terry Moore; Ed Schell; Tim Munson. Row 3 left to right: Clint Crews; Tom Harris; Pat Hoffert; Tom Greenwood; George Cox; Ron Edge and Monty Hambro, co-captains; lee VanDcmarr; Curt Lorenz; Leroy Millage; Norman Tucker; Carey Thielman. 140 Wrestling Nate Millage pirn his opponent. Caroy Thiolman thinks out a way to escape. Curtis Loronx is driven down to the mat. 141 Track j Greg While hurls the shot putt. Varsity Track. Row 1 left to right: Mr. McCoy, Coach; Jim Wordley, Manager; Bob Pederion; Gordon Swidcrt; Dennis McIntosh; larry Sundin; Greg While; Gary Williams, Manager Row 2: Dan Haynes, Manager; Ron Naff; Tim Munson; Richard Sue; Ken 8ecman; Tom Jim Kelsey showing good form while going over the low hurdles. leach; Byron Strickland; Art Hoyt; John Rhoten; Dick Nelson; Alan Percell; John AMtchcll; Row 3: larry Sanders; Tony Aldrcdge; Charlie Johnson; Ron Baltcau; Bob Grove; Bill Helton; Don Norton; Dennis Styles; Jim Kelsey. 142 Track Ditk Nelson grunts as he throws the discus. Dennis Stylos shows first class form over the high hurdles as seen by Jon Godfrey. Don Norton hits the sand in a brood jump. 143 Track John Rhoten clears high jump. Tony Aidrcdge strains while putting the shot. larry Sanders barely clears the bar in pole vaulting. 144 Track MB MU O. ' ' «w?SrSpSWt . ‘ -r ' v ' . ace. ■..: - ■ • ■ ) . w JV Track. Row 1 left to right; Bob Roessel; Gordie Nyberg; Alan Percell; Tom Sinnott; Chalmers Mo Elroy; Joe Wright; Mike Sweeney; v. South-worth; G.-rv Height; Dan Haynes. Manager; Ken Bccman; Row 2: Jim Wordley; Roger Gullikscn; Tony Aldrcdge; Greg White; Steve Fowler; Ron Slapc. Froshman Track. Row 1 left to right: Jim Wordley, Manager; Ron Eyestone; Jerry Mills; Dan ludolph; AWsden Smith; Bob Malone; Bob Morse; Ed Stitcs; Pat Thomison; Jim Shambow; Allan Rose; Karl Hansen; Dennis Barrett; Dan Haynes, Manager,- Row 2: Pete Spikes; Richard Thompson; Lester Hanna,- Leo Moore; Butch Earl; Pete Thoreson; Jim Spoirs; Dick Kloberdanco; Jim Gibson. 145 Golf and Tennis Boy' Golf. Row 1 left to right: Jim Evan ; Bill Gula; Jim Bauer; Roger Fcig. Row 2 left to right: Allan Heinonen; Francis Sugimura; Stan Tuller; Al Baker; Mr. Abraham, Coach. Girl's Tennis. Row 1 left to right: Pam Grosshouser; Darlene Walworth; Phyllis Leach; Lynn Bouchor; Candy Dav:s; Winona Harvey; Tina Bierma; Miss Gannon. Coach. 146 Golf and Tennis Mombors of the Girls Golf Teem ere from left to right: Pern Swartz; Pam Johnson; Diane Ewing; Patty Carlin; Sue McKay; Leslie Sonar, and Miss Dobie, Advisor. Boy's Tennis. Row 1 left to right: Mr. Oliver, Coach;. Kim Oliver; Gary Anderson; Arden Skarphol; Wayne Warren; Mr. Harris. Row 2 left to right: Bob Bush; Denny Wolfe; David Chalupa; Mike Morse. 147 Varsity Baseball G?rry Gricson tokos o low throw during o pre-game infield practice. Coach Younco waits to continue to drill. Varsity Baseball. Row 1 left to right: Bob langager; John Stonoburg Harold Dickey; Gerry Grieson; Nathan Millage; Gordon Holman Charlie Ryan; Kim Oliver; Glenn Schwengcls; Mr. Younce, Coach Terry Timmen. Row 2 left to right: Manager Bcrni . Chittenden; Paul Johnson; David Peterson; Walt Hopkins; Sam Ward; leroy Millage; Dave Cantrell; Gory Fallon; Darrell Polzel; Norm Vail; A anagcr David Fcttcrman. 148 Varsity Baseball Helpful manager, Bcrnio Chittenden, brings out equipment before game. Sam Ward races back to base before being put out by Grant. 149 Varsity Baseball Nathan Millage takes ground ball in outfield. Gordon Holman practices pitching. J. V. Baseball JV Baseball. Row 1 left to right: Dick Inskccp; Mike Arndt; John Mike Hansen; Steve Emerson; Carl Tinsley; Jerry Pushce; Denver Halpin; Bob Clark; David Buckner; Gary Morgan; Ron laForge; Gary Skalbcck; Arnold Hoyt. Row 3 left to right: Mike Alves; Cary Thiel- McLaughlin; Mr. McGee. Coach. Row 2 left to right: Alex Worobcy; man; Dan Gates; Don Lehman; Steve Cady. 150 iidl Band Left to right. Row 1: Lynnette Tracey; Janis Baker; Nancy Pearson; Mimi Mr. Pratt; Marilyn Conklin; Carol Bousquet; Steve Atchison; Mike Donnelly. Row 2: Penny Kennedy; Carol Danielson; Jim Thompson; Scolt Swearingen; Byron Wright . Barron; Patti Cotton; Diane linimon; John Hinds. Row 3: Cheryl Wright; From left to right, Row 1: Bob Pedersen; Gordon Holman; Bob McGill Connie McCoy; Lula Rothrock. Row 2: Richard Bcardnley; Ron Whitmore Dora Maria Wade; Mary Bryant; Sandy Roberts; Cathy Morris; Eddie Stiles Steve Atchison; Collin Ahscn. Row 3: Allan Rose; Bill Gula; Lin Wright Shirley Tucker; Karen Owen; Pat Uihlein; Charles Ryan; Mike Pashlcy; Richard Jhrader; Joe Olden. Row 4: Randy Brobcrg; Mr. Pratt; Deanna Parsons; Rum Crane; Ron Edtc; Bob Hales. 152 Band left to right. Row 1: Richard Beardsley; Allan Rose; John Hinds; Collin Ashlen. Row 3: Steve Atchinson; Jerry Craig; Bob Hales; Gary Deckc. Row 2; Mike Swearinger; Eddie Stitcs; Bob McGill; Larry Freauff; Randy Rothrock. From loft to right. Row 1: Diane Linimon; Betty Chcwning; Celeste Turley; John Hinds,- Judy Timmen; Gloria Hanson. Row 2: Cheryl Verbout; Greg Brodcll; Mike Swearinger; Byron Wright; John Tooley; Jim Kelsey; Carol Bousquet; Karen Crows; Jerry Craig. Row 3: John Russell; Arden Skarphol; Randy Rothrock; Gary Deckc; Dave Morris; Mike Verbout; Judy Munson; Sharon Cardwell; Connie Hallum; Dorothy Rogers; Mike Jermann. Row 4: Ralph Biasing; Don Braunes; Alike Boodcll; Jerry Hardesty. 153 Mixed Ensemble Choir Members of Mixed Ensemble arc left to right: Patty Larson, Wayne Putman, Gerino Keener, Keith Johnson, Irene Arnold, Nancy Rather, Barbara Torrey, Stanely Went, Nancy Pctrik, Phil Schmally. and Brenda Holmes. From loft to right. Row I: Cheryl Adams; Sheri Nicholson; Winona Harvey; Tina Rogers; Margie McNeill; Charlotte Parsons. Row 2: Doreen McLain; Janice Kinney; Julianne linstrom; Sharon Ann Nye; Dawana Wine,- Joyce Pischer; Leslie Slossen. Row 3. Gordon Davis, Eddie Wright; Keith John son; Bill Helton; Bob lyders; Bob Pierce; Roger Moore. 154 Quartet Choir Members of Boys' Quarter arc left to right: Bill Cyders, David Overby, Roger Aloore, aod Gordon Davis. Wcndlcr; Mary Nesting; Karen Cleveland. Row 3: Ron Breunig; John lane; Pat Spence; Bill Cyders; Paul Crogan; Dave Overby; Michael Morse; Stan West. From left to right. Row 1: Sharon leggroas; Alarsha Richards; Aileen Red Bird; Susan Scull; Judy McIntyre; Ruth Kerrigan; Alary Tyler. Row 2: Susan Walker; Lani Constantine: Patty Carlin; Karrio Kaiyala; Stacey 155 Der Adler Purpose: To further tho understanding of the German Language and customs. left to right. Row 1: Arno G. Preller; Treasurer Den Wolfe; Secretary Dianne Gotcher; President Pam Johnson; Marianne Clark; Nancy Pearson; Gordon Holman. Row 2: Margaret Jacob; Anna Chadwick; Glenys Nyscth; Sue Trullingcr; Susan Walker; Earlene Zweigart; Vivian Guess. Row 3: Nancy Sandretzky; Muriel Metcalf; Sherry Schimmuel; Leonard Ackley; Dan Cole; Stanton Toiler; Dick Stueve. Row 4: Karen Olson; Denise Pearson; Judy Wittman; Barbara Iverson; Vick Ring; Sylvia Walton; Jane Baum. Row 5: Sandi Burkct; Lani Constantine; Patti Carlin; Jo Anne Bouchor; Mary Anne Chadwick; Kathy McGann; Kathy Koonce. Row 6: Barbara Eller; Ancttc Beck; Craig Crishton; Bill Cyders; James L. Gardner; Su© McGann; Jeri Dau. Row 7: Wayne Terry; Curtis Lorenz; Ted Merchant; Terry Moore; Charlotte Parsons; Tina Bicrme; Shirley Merchant. Row 8: Douglas Mclcan; Dave Buckner; Bruce Frednend; Ron Nester; Ron Edge; Ron Naff; Gary Deeke. Row 9: Betty Iverson; Scott Barron; Ralph Munson; John Waite; Phil Schmalle; Keith Johnson; Richard Schnadcr; Pat Crystal. 156 os Dorados Spanish Club Motto: Saber es podcr (Knowledge is power). Purposo: To promote the speaking, reading, writing of Spanish. To promote interest in Spanish speaking countries and to help establish good relations with those countries and thus to assist our own United States of America. left to right. Row 1: Sgt. at Arms Walt Hopkins; President Don Holler; Advisor Mrs. Richards; Vice-president Scott Gragcrt; Secretary Leslie Bonar; Sgt. at Arms Tim Munson; Row 2: Ron Cooper; Peggy Earnest; Mike Vcrbout; Cheryl Sundin; Vicki Butts; Treasurer Carol Wiek; Bonny Kctrenos. Row 3: Carolyn Cox; Delores Miller; Judy Groh; Vivian Parnell; Marilyn Bonds; Barbara Miller,- Pat Rcmpol. Row 4: Carolyn Blunck; Nancy Kilt ; Pat Lindquist; Connie Glcavcs; Sheryl Belt; Esther Tidwell; Janet Walker. Row 5: Sally Fitzgerald; Susan Calef; Sharon Smith; Sandy McFadden; Frances DeSalvo; Celeste Turley; Lynn Bouchor. Row 6: Carolyn Nesbitt; Kothy Imcl; Janies Baker; Eleanor Cooper; Nancy Pctrik; Bonnie Berg; Ailcen Red Bird. Row 7: Mike Swearingen; Rich- ard Spencer; Stephen Fowler; Brian Prcccc; Paul Omis; Larry Check; Fern landsem. Row 8: Russ Taylor; Jack Hcnsel; Mike Urbaucr; Mike Alves; Bill Lind; Mike Hansen. Row 9: Bud Gcrdos; Lynn Landsem; Micki Fleming; Cindy VanDaam; Betty Chcwning; Janice Kinney; Sharon Castor. Row 10: Herb De Salvo; Carole Wyant; John Anderson; Kenneth Garvcr; Mary Leo Siovers; Karen Gulbranson; Janice Lorenz; Laura Winkler; Bertha McLaughlin. Row 11: Richard Heath; John Miller; Bruce Campbold; Charlene Goode; Ruth Wisher; Kathy Hepburn; Fayo Pete; Jody Murphy; Chris Ericksen. Row 12: Dave Peterson; Janice Berg; Margaret Eversaul; Ernest Rippe; Bill Wilson; Norman Tucker; Peggy Tague; Claudia Johnson; Judy Snyder. 1 57 French Club Purpose: To strengthen international relations with the country of France through a knowledge of it language, history, and Customs. Left to right. Row 1: Mr. Smith; President Mary Tyler; Vice-president Terri Hayes; Margaret Helm; Judic Grischaw; Carol Firestenborg; Carol Vicki Kcrancn; Secretary Sharon Mclntirc; Treasurer Barbara Torrey, Donna Lasich. Row 2: Nancy Benjamin; April Burke; Cherie Jones; Christ Gray; Janice Berg; Connie Conrad; Atolly Brobst. Row 3: Judy Timmen; Leslie Foster; Stacey Wendler; A arsha Stoudt; Eileen Hadley; LaRee Johnson; Caro! Kovach. Row 4: Donna Watson; Laraine Knight; Shirley Moser; Linda Williams; Cheryl Adams; Connie RuscignO; Bobbi Wisdom. Row S: Janiolle Terry; Sheilah Ringering; Penny Lehman; Sharon Vadose; Bev Bishop; Jolono Armstrong; Debbie Chambers. Row 6: Dianne Lennon; 158 I R L Purpose: To further the knowledge of international affairs, create friendship among high school students from other countries, and to help finance the trip of an exchange student to the United States. loft to right. Row Is Art Chandler; Reporter Ginger Hoak; President Karen Gulbranson; Vice-president Judy Gibbs; Secretory Nancy Abraham; Treasurer Barabara Torrcy. Row 2: Sheryl Belt; Marsha Hustad; Kathi Kerr; Mary Nesting; Marianne Clark; Cheryl Adams; Barbara Miller. Row 3: Delores Miller; Stacey Wendler; Connie Gloaves; Sue Trullingcr; Carol Trolof; Sorena Cook; Claudia Harrison. Row 4: Bonnie Imdieke; Shirley Morgan; Linda Norlin; Pat Lindquist; Carolyn Blunck; Jeone Cousins. Row 5: Mrs. Tomlinson; Judy Channer; Sandra Wilson; Pamela Crawford; Susan Pales; Judi Leconte; Nancy Kilt ; Cheryl Wright. Row 6: Micki Fleming; Chcrylcc Beck; Verna Van Leer; Esther Tidwell; Anna Chadwick; Allison Dumble; Pam Johnson; Candy Grove. Row 7: Narda Spencer; Bonny Ketrenos; Kathy Hepburn; lanore Ebcrting; Edna Tidwell; Denice Gonrowski; laRcc Johnson; Barbara Iverson; Andrea Nishitani. 159 Dicamus Ewita left to right. Row 1: President Dianna Green, Treasurer Paula Wilier; Barbara Thornton; Jill Stevenson; Judy Edwards. Row 2: Beverley Parsons,-Sandy Baldwin; Sgt. of Arms Gene Ferrier; Josie Gill, Cherie Lasich. Row 3: Judy Bryant; LaNoe Gorver; Diana Caldwell; Sharon Walker; Carol Kellogg; Vice-president Dolly Piwarchuck. Purpose: To provide O deeper interest and knowledge of the Drama World; also to serve the school in any way possible. Motto: Everyone wants in the act. left to right. Row I: Margie McNeill; Roseanne Smith; Karen Cleveland; Secretary 8onnie Rae Clark; Ginny Huscth; Ester Tidwell; Susan Crawford; Diane Campbell; Cherylee 8cck. Row 2: Shcrron Beaver; Claudia Harrison; Micki Flemming; Allison Dumblc; Diana Rcnoud; Sandy Stephens; Celeste Turley; Dora Wade; Lois Roth. Row 3: Patty Miller; Pat Crystal-Sandy Thorp; Pally Carlin; Vicki Kerancn; April Burke; Sally Bowlen; Charlotte Parsons; Terry Granshaw; Molly Brobst. Row 4: Sandy Birkes; Stacey Wcndlcr; Donna Betting; Susie Brown; Tana Huntley; Laura Fisher; Don Anderson; Fred Dcthloff; Gary Gardner; Collin Ahscln. Row 5: Sharon Barino; Sherry Duarte; Bruce Andrew; Dan Ratliff; Robert Paine; Dale Berry; Jock McCluskey; Larry Clark; George Shults; Bob Guess; Mr. Oliver. 160 Dance Committees Fire Squad Left to right. Row 1: Suzy Wyant; Glenda Gray; Bonnie Imkickc; Roger Moore; Karrie Kaiyala; Margaret Eversaul; John Stneburg; Carole Wyant; Larry Somppi. Row 2: Gary Shervey; Bonnie Berg; April Burkc; Cheri Jones; Patty Carlin; Scott Gragert; Terry Shea; Curtis Lorenz; Bonny Kelrcnos. Row 3: Mike Gable; Gail Cockerham; Laura Fisher; Terri Hayes; Candy Davis; Tom Leach; Earl McCormick; Daryl Hugulet; Ted Merchant. left to right. Row 1: Sally Bowlcn; Andrea Nishitani; Judy Montbriand; Nancy Huber; Bruce Freeland; Punky Watson; Carol Wick; Scott Gragert; Bonnie Clark; John Stoncburg; Herb Dc Salvo; Larry Somppi; Gary Young; Don Holler; Craig Hatori; Kim Oliver; Jon Nelson; Dave Cantrell; Row 2: Dayton Denton; Peggy Tague; Suzie Brown; Janice Rodgers; Vicki Nufer; Bonnie Berg; Delores Miller; Wayne Simons,- Terry Shea; Larry Johnson; Pcggy Earnest; Jon Godfrey,- Margie Grimes,- Bonny Kctrcnos; James Kelsey; Jerry Gricson; Dave Peterson. Row 3: Suzie Wyant; Sheila Coury; Karen Oliver; Vicki Ross; Ron Edge; Gordy Holman; Bob Pederson; Ron Clark; Earl McCormick; Curtis Lorenz; Pam Johnson; Judy McIntyre; April Burke; Gary Dcckc; Gary Johnson; Keith Johnson; Bill Hubert. Row 4: Bridget Pilakowski; Judy Gonder; Diane Arronson; Jerry Craig; Don Evans,- Jim Bauer; Mike Hommerling; Ron Keels; Cheri Jonen; Chris Gray; Judy Murphy; Vicki Butts; Virginia Husoth; Sandy Stevenson; Ron Cooper; Dave Carboneau. Row 5: Sue Trullingcr; Cheryl Mohr; Dave Overby; Steve Whelan; Eileen Slettc; Barry Pixlcr; Terry White; Larry Antonson; Jay Cate. Senior Honor Society Motto: Scholarship, leadership, Character, and Service. Purpose: The furtherance of the four following qualities — scholarship, leadership, character, and service — in high school youth. left to right, Row 1: President Bob Pedersen; Secretary Bonnie Nichols; Leslie Foster; Ginny Huscth; Vice President Francis Sugimura. Row 2: Eileen Peisker; Karen Oga; Sandra Stevenson; Judy Groh; Gloria Hanson; Narda Spencer, Cheryl Adams. Row 3: Mr. Epp; Penny Deer; Mar- garet Evorseul; Nancy Benjamin; Cheryl Sundin; Vicki Kcrancn; Bill Cyders. Row 4: John Hinds,- Ron Cooper; Mary Bryant; Kathy McGann; Dianne Gotcher; Jo Anne Bouchor; Stanton fuller. Club Presidents Rupc; Bonny Kctrenos; Margie Grimes; Gary Young; Colleen Hastay; Carole Wyant; Susan Salyers; Peggy Earnest; Ginny Earle. Row 2: Nancy Huber; Peggy Taguo; Viki Ross; Paula Wilier; Stacey Wcndlcr; Molly Brobst; Lynn landscn; Leslie Foster; Janice Berg; Sandy Thorp; Eileen Sletle; Don Holler. Row 3: lou Anne Englund; Cheryl Adams; Micki Fleming; Roger Moore; Kim Oliver; James Kelsey; Monty Hambro; John Stoneburg; Gordon Holman; Bob Pederson. 162 Office Practice left to right. Row 1: Dianna Road; Vivian Parnell; Maureen Wilson; Eileen Peisker; Margie Grimes; Bonnie Rae Clark; Diana Lynn Rcnoud; Ruth Kerrigan. Row 2: Fran Dunaway; Norma Pcnticost; Fay Everette; Bonnie Dahlman; Sherry Duarte; Patty Sellars; Nancy Huber. Row 3: Eva Sears; Linda Williams; Lynn Landscm; Bonny Kotrenos; Maybell Robinson; Janice Frutchey; Gloria Hansan; Pamela Johnston. Row 4: Linda Hadley; Sharon Boardman; Lola Valera; Suzy Salyers; Inez Arnold; Carole Stubblefield; Patsy Slusher; Lynn Boyce; Sue Jones; Gwen Steward. icketeers Left to right. Row 1; Betty Eyestone; Darlene Eldridgo; Shirley Jones; Shoilah Ringering; Debi Thurston. Row 2: Nancy Petrie; Mrs. Larson; Pat Rcmpel; Ruth Wisher. 163 Office Help left to right. Row 1: Glenda Fernandez; Pam Wilkorjon; Judy Grishaw; Inez Arnold; Linda Thuriton; Carol Kovach; Lynn Boyce; Connie Thmop-son; linda Clulow; Sheri McLaughlin; Carole Wyant; Susan Salyers; Peggy Earnest; Ginny Earle; Kay DuFrcne; April Burke; Judy McIntyre; Karen Oga; Sharon Hastings; Pam Burich; Sherry Duarte. Row 2: Penny Eggison; Cathy Morrison; Linda Paine; Leslie Oga; Jan Rogers; Suzic Brown; Bonnie Berg; Vicki Nuffer; Jan Uycda; Molly Brobst; Eileen Slette; Kris Gray; Vicki Kcranen; Nancy Benjamin; Margaret Evcrseul; Cheryl Sundin; Judy Edwards; Nila Edhoff; Alarilyn Bean; Gurine Keener. Row 3; Kay Bcvcrige; Joy Bahr; Betty Iverson; Janice Lorenz; Diane Ewing; Jean McGary; Nancy Harok; Erna Mannhaltcr; Fran DcSalvo; Tina Rogers; Judy Murphy; Candy Davis; Pam Johnson; Cathy Hopkins; Bev Heidcr; Pam Grosshouser; linda Comstock; Sandy Tyner; Bob McGill. Row 4: Roger Aloore; Janice Bcrge; Sally Bowlen; Joanne Borrclli; Penny Lehman; Sandy Powell; Bertha Alclaughlin; Marlene Minor; Darlene Eldridge; linda Ferguson; Diane Lennon; Edna Tidwell; Carol Danielson; Margie Thayer; Jim Briones. Row 5: Scott Barron; Ted Zenncr; Bill Jett; Don Brauncr; Kathy McGann; Judi la Conte; Alary Pitzer; Mary Ann Slaughter; Judy I.eGall; Lynn Bouchor; Leslie Bonar; Betty Eyestonc; Kris Erickson; Diane Hcwctt; Marsha Jones; Virginia Michel; Jim Liddell; Collin Ashcln; Gary Blayney. Elska left to right. Row 1: Charlotte Parsons; Bonnie Dahlman; Sandy Stevens; Cheryl Adams; Mary Bryant; Karen Gulbranson. Row 2: Shcrron Beaver; Narda Spencer; Sandra A'ann; Linda Williams; Janice Frutchcy. Purpose; To promote friendship and be of credit to our school. Motto: To promote social publicity among members. 164 ep Motto: Pop, enthusiasm, participation arc our watchwords. Purposo: To promote school spirit and pride. Mohr, Leslie Foster; Mary Bryant; Narda Spencer; Karen Cleveland; Karen Gulbranson. Row 5: lou Ann Englund; Kris Arnold; Sharon Nye; Sally Row 6: Margie McNeill; Ginny Oahlcn; Judy Left to rl ght. Row 1: Treasurer Mary Ann Slaughter; President Bonny Kctrenos, Advisor Mrs. White, Vice President Cheryl Adams, -Secretary Vicki Shea. Row 2: Micki Fleming; Barbara Miller; Nancy Huber; Pat Sellars; Judy Groh; Claudia Harrison. Row 3: Ruth Kerrigan; Edna Tidwell; Janice Frutchoy; Sandy Stevens; Bonnie Imdieke. Row 4: Cheryl Bowlen; Joanne Borrelli. McIntyre; Sherry Horn; Esther Tidwell; Tony Jean Hoffcrt. Luana Motto: SEMPER FIDEIIS (Always Faithful). Purpose: To be friendly and to be of se-v-ice to the school and community, all year round. left to right. Row 1: Andrea Nishitani; Secretary Gini Earle; President Colleen Hasfay; Vice-president Judy Montbriand; Mrs. Duncan. Row 2: Cheryl Mohr; Sharon Hastings; Carole Stubblcfiold; Peggy Earnest; Sandy Birkes. Row 3: Linda Clulow; Judic Grischaw; Margaretta Helm; Penny Lehman. Row 4: Jon Uyeda; Terry Hayes; Cheryl Sundin; Lynda Harmier; Carol Fircstcnbcrg. Row 5: Sandy Thorp; Dorothy Eldridge; Sharon Smith. 166 A equus Motto: To promote ever lasting friendship, understanding, and better relations with other girls. Purpose: To endcavoc assist in the better development of school service. left to right, Row Is Sheri McLaughlin; President Eileen Slette; Miss O'Sullivan; Susan Salyers; Bonny Kctrcnos. Row 2: Mary Lee Sicvers; Margie Grimes; Bonnie Rae Clark; Eileen Peisker; Vice-president Bonnie Imdioke; Secretary Maureen Wilson. Row 3: Lite Lopez; Lucy Blake'ey; Carole Wyant; Carol Wiek; Lola Valera; Inez Arnold. Row 4: Karen Johnson; Margaret Evorsaul; Chris Gray; Janice Berg; Connie Conrad; Judy Murphy; Mary Louise Campion. Row 5: Cherie Jones; Mery Tyler; lani Constantino; Patty Carlin; Vicki Keranen; Kay Du Frcne. Row 6: Nancy Benjamin; Connie Thompson; April Burke; Vicki Butts; Karrie Kaiyala. 167 Ugenies Motto: Beffer Relationship through school and through life. Purpose: To promote lasting friendships among members. left to right, Row 1: Gloria Hanson; President Leslie Foster; Vicc-prcsi dent Judy Munson; Secretary Barbara Miller; Cathy O'Neil. Row 2: Sandy Stevenson; Celeste Turley; Leslie Bonar; Ginny Huscth; Mo lie Harris. Row 3: Loraine Knight; Fern Landsem; Marcia Bostrom; Dianne Gotcher; Lynn landsem. Row 4: Judy Groh; Carolyn Nesbitt; Lynn Pisha; Huso; Chris Erickson. Row 5: Carol Ramey; Bonnie Nichols; Dora Maria Wade; Karen Oga; Sharon Boardman; Maybell Robinson. 168 Seiddet Motto: A service to your school is a service to you. Purpose: To crcato, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, service, when and wherever possible. Loft to right. Row 1: Vice President Mary Carlin; Miss Jamison; President Row 3: Mary Day; Nancy Rather; Susie Brown. Row 4: Gaile Cockerham; Peggy Tague. Row 2: Secretary Pam Johnson; Diane Ewing; Karen Oliver. Phyllis Rizzo; Laura Fisher. Row 5: Vike Ross; Viki Nufer, Jill Beveridge. 169 Zaccheus MoMo: With service a friendly smile. Purpose: To promote friendship and to serve our school and community._____________ left to right. Row 1: President Lou Ane Englund; Vice-president Kris Arnold; Secretary Sharon Ann Nyc; Margie McNeill. Row 2: Charlene Good; Rosoanne Smith; Marilyn Bonds; Vivian Parnell; Patty Miller. Row 3: Judy Shackolton; Janiclla Terry; Karen Cleveland; Eleanor Cooper; Artis Wright; Shirley Jones. Row 4: Advisor Mrs. Arnold; Norma Pentecost; Ruth Prink; Bonnie Kloberdance; Marilyn Bean; Mrs. Inez M. Englund. 170 Amega Motto: Friendship and service go hand in hand. Kay Beveridge; Karen Beveridge; Frances De Salvo; Margie Thayer; Sharen Mclntire. Row 5: Sheilah Ringering; Lillian Wick; Carol Wissinger; Linda Ferguson; Lynn Bouchor. Purpose: To promote friendly relations with others and to serve our school. Row 1: Mrs. Buckner; Violet Skolda; Sally Bowlcn; Dianna Read. Row 2: Vicki Shea; Tina Rogers; Diane Arronson; Joai Gicbclhousc. Row 3: Pam-ola Johnston; Joanne Borrelli; Donna McGregor; Cheryl Watts. Row 4: r iv- 171 Azamma Motto: Work and service brings understanding. Purpose: To promote friendship and understanding among the girls in Roosevelt and to bo of service to tho school. Row 1: Mary Ann Slaughter; Margaret Grossi; Micky Fleming; Nancy Huber; Virginia Dalhcn, Judy McIntyre. Row 2: Irene Arnold; Ruth Kerrigan; Patty Sellars; Sherry Horn; Linda Hadley; Janice Lorenz. Row 3: Gloria Berg; Dianna Green; Claudia Harrison; Pat Crystal; Stacey Wend- ler; Edna Tidwell. Row 4: Debi Thurston; Virginia Michel; Penny Flora; Sherley Moser; Betty Iverson; Linda Payne. Row 5: Cheryl DcLance; Nancy Potrik; Esther Tidwell; Dianne Hcwctt; Sheila Mai; Rosemary Danielson. 172 ettermen Purpose: The Lcttcrmcn aim Jo stimulate athletics, sportsmanship, and social welfare throughout the school, and to set an example for all others. COACHING st prr Left to right. Row 1: Mr. McCoy; Dick Nelson; John Stoneburg; Dave Overby; Don Hotter; Don Kcnnison; Gary Young; Mr. Gronquist. Row 2; Walt Hopkins; Richard Sue; Mike Smith; Wayne Warren; Dill Cordway; Rogor Foig; Leroy Millage. Row 3: Jon Godfrey; Dick Glenn; Dave Car boncau; Gerry Gricson; Dave Chalupa; Dave Peterson; Monty Hambro. Row 4: Curtis Loren ; Mike Gulc; Arden Skarphol; Allan Rose; Jim Gothch; Norm Vail; Ron Edge. Row 5: Gary Haight; Keith Gustofson; Tim Munson; George Copoll; Dove Hacker; Dick Stueve; Row 6: Pat Spence; Bill Cyders; Roy Horton; Vincent Gomes; Nathan Millage; Ron Whitmore. Row 7: Larry Freauff; Rick Jenson; Darrell Polzol; Ron Klinski; Bill Hubert; Pat McCoy. Row 8: Tom Prigmore; Stanton Tuljer; Art Hoyt; Don Norton; Jim Kelsey; Mike O'Neill. 173 Teddyettes Mollo: The girl in blue, arc our service crew. Purpose: A service dub sponsored to help in school activities and community projects- left to right, Row Is Bonnie Imdieke; Vice-president Eileen Slette, Prcsi dent Lucy Blakeley; Secretary Barbara Miller; Nancy Huber, Advisor Miss Worden. Row 2: Cheryl Mohr; Mary Ann Slaughter; Carolo Wyant; Violet Skelding; Andrea Nishitani; Carol Wiek; linda Hadley. Row 3: Connie Thompson; Nancy Benjamen; Jan Uycda; Bonny Ketrenos; Lynn landscm; Bonnie Nichols; Sandy Stevenson. Row 4: Vicki Butts; Nancy Pctrik; Cheryl Do lance; Terri Hayes; Fern landsem; Patty Carlin; Micki Fleming. Row 5: Ginny Dahl n; Mary Pitzcr; Margorot Evcrsaul; Chris Gray; Janice Berg; Korrie Kaiyalo; Nancy Pearson. Row 6: .'ary Tyler; Chorie Jones; Sandy Thorp; Kay Du Frene; Vicki Keranen; April Burke; Cheryl Sundin. Row 7: Margaret Grot}!; Diane Arronson; Leslie Foster; Janice Lorenz; Judy Murphy; Pat Crystal; Celeste Turley. Row 8: lani Constantine; Vicki Shea; Leslie Bonar; Gloria Hanson; Inez Arnold; Ginny Huseth. 174 Motto: Be prepared. fhanes Purpoto: To prepare ourselves (or the future. left to right. Row 1: Gary Young; Dave Overby; Vice-president Jon Anderson; Richie Mattern; Scott Gragert; Allan Kellogg; James Cain. Nelson; Don Holler; President John Stonoburg; Rogor Moore; Secretary Row 3: Mr. Wirfs; John Miller; Dick Nelson; Craig Hatori; Bill Hubert; Walt Hopkins. Row 2: Barry Pixlcr; Don Kcnnison; Jim Shelly; John Ken Taylor; Don Anderson; larry Somppi; Mr. Smith ’ypettes left to right. Row Is Secretary Joy Dahr, President Molly Brobst; Kathy Koonce. Row 2: Ginger Hook; Vice-president Ginger Grochouscr, lass Frison; Betty Iverson. Row 3: Stacey Wcndler; Gurine Keener; Gail Sheffield, Nancy Reid, Miss Van Camp. Motto: Study and service lead to fellowship. Purpose: To provide better service for our school and community. 175 Registration Presidents left to right, Row 1: Connie Thompson; Colleen Hastay; Carole Wyant; Roger Moore; Bonnie Imdickc; Dave Overby; Bonnie Keircnos; Eileen Slette; Gary Shorvc; Jim Spears; Botch Earl; Bob Morse; tarry Johnson; Dick Gatherer; Rene Rickabaugh; Carey Thielman; David Moris; Gary Young; Walter Howe. Row 2: Ron Keels; April Burke; Margaret Evcrsaul; Janice Berg; Karen Oliver; Donna Betting; Pam Johnson; Sorcna Cook; Cheryl Sundin; Jan Uyeda; Judy love; Carol Frolof; Erna Mannhalter; Janice Thorne; David Cantrell; Dave Peterson; Jerry Gricson; Sandy Thorp; Karen Oga. Row 3: Dianne Pilodachuck; Nancy Benjamin; Kay Du Frcnc; Mike Hemmerling; Barry Pixler; Richie Mattcrn; Linda Clulow; Allen Kellogg; Connie McCoy; Judy Gondcr; Linda Shiro; Jerry Craig; Leslie Foster. Row 4: Roger Golbraith; Gary Jacobs; Ron Clark; Vincent Gomes; Gordon Holman; Ray Hortan; George Kapell; lani Constantine; Robbin Rickabaugh; Marjorie Clark; Cheryl Vcrbout; Sally Swift; Christine' Schlipa; Roberta latrell; Bonnie Burk; Linda Shiro; Carol Maurett; Kerry Kaiyala. Row 5: Mark Rogers; Fred Aulorick; Jim Kelsey; Don Holier; Jon Godfrey; Dick Stueve; Rick Nielson; lee Moore; Jerri Thayer; Paula Wilier; Linda Thurston; Peggy Kuslcr; Candy Davis. Thespians 176 left to right. Row I: Kay Du Frenc; Vice-president Ruth Kerrigan; President Stacey Wcndlcr; Bonny Ketrcnos; Mary Ann Slaughter. Row 2: Marylouisc Campion; Sandy Thorp; Linda Ferguson; Pat Crystal; Carol Kellogg; Sandra Mann. Row 3: Sharon Mclntire; Bill Cyders; Gary Webb; Arvin luchs; Gene Ferrier; Cheryl Watts. Purpose: The National Thespian Society, which is composed of troupes in every state of the United States, the District of Columbia, several Provinces of Canada, and other foreign countries was organized for the purpose of raising standards of the dramatic arts in secondary schools. Dads Club PTA Officers Dads Club officers are left to right: James Vann, Treasurer; Jack Knight, Secretary; Earnie Thompson, President; Bob Murphy, Vice President. P.T.A. officers for 1962 are left to right: Mrs. Holman, Historian; Mrs. Pischer, First Vice President; Mrs. Pederson, Secretary; Mrs. Anderson, President; Mrs. Klinski, Treasurer; Mrs. Kctrenos, Second Vice President. 177 Senior Personalities ATHLETICS. Micki Fleming, Charles Johnson LEADERSHIP: David Overby, Sandra Stevenson INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC: Jerry Craig, Gloria Hansen 178 Senior Personalities 179 DRAMA: Ruth Kerrigan, Bruce Freeland Senior Personalities MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Francis Sugimura, Sandra Stevenson 180 ART: Patricia Sellars, Jim Briones Dancers Fill Cafeteria For Homecoming Fete Heading for the Jeff gam© is this carload of girls. Front seat (left to right) are Linda Clulow, Pam Wilkins, and April Burke. Back seat (left to right) are Princosscs Mary Carlin and Vicki Keranen, Queen Karrie Kaiyala, Princesses Mary Tyler, and Sharon Smith. Smiling for tho cameraman arc left to right: seniors Peggy Earnest, Fred Doth loff, Margie Grimes, Larry Somppi; and juniors Vicki Butts and Richie Mattern. September 16, 1961, students crowded into the Roosevelt cafeteria for the first big dance of the year. The Homecoming Dance, a tradition since 1958, when the jamborees were discontinued, provided an atmosphere of growing excitement for the first football game of the year. During intermission dancers went to the auditorium where the Homecoming Court, Mary Carlin, Linda Ramsby, Mary Tyler, Vicki Karanen and Karrie Kaiyala, was introduced. As each girl's name was called, she was seated. The last to remain standing was recognized as the new Homecoming Queen. Amidst cheers and hand-clapping, David Overby, student body president, crowned Karrie queen. After the court was seated. Coach Wade Patterson presented the 1961 football team. Then the Rally in their new fall outfits led the audience in a few practice yells for the new football season. At the conclusion of the intermission program, everyone returned to the cafeteria to enjoy the remainder of the dance. Students Enjoy Play and Dance Friday, October 13, Roosevelt students attended Necromancy, a combination play and dance which was the first of its kind to appear at Roosevelt. Necromancy was presented in the gym and auditorium from 8:00-11:00 p.m. In line with the superstition that Friday, 13th is an unlucky day, the drama department chose the theme Necromancy which means the art of communicating with the spirits. Mrs. Stocking, drama teacher, commented, I'd like to see such a theatre-dance become an annual affair. The students will decide that. I think it's a lot of fun, and many people can get info the act —nearly 50 students worked on this one. Necromancy was presented by the dramatics classes and members of the stage crew, under the direction of Mr. White, set up the stage props. Proceeds of this theatre-dance went to the drama department account and will be used for other productions. Sharon lasich and Jody Bryant try the pony while other Rooseveltcrs look on. Tables lined the sides of the dancing area. Sonior Bonny Ketronos and Ray Mclnroy, 1960 Roosevelt graduate, dance to th© music of the jukebox. A take off from the Gunsmoke TV program provided one portion of entertainmen during the floor show at Necromancy sponsored by the drama department. c% cr. Gene Ferrier, helps himself to a promotion an he takes the dead Mr. Qui an s, 1 Gable's. 183 184 From Rags A capacity crowd attended the 1961 Sadie Hawkins Dance at 8:00 p.m., November 17, in the school cafeteria. The dance, a tradition at Roosevelt, was first introduced by Al Capp, creator of Lil' Abner, more than twenty years ago. It started as a day when girls could chase boys and still be considered ladies. Later dances became popular to celebrate this day. Karrie Kaiyala and the dance committee headed the affair. The walls were decorated with Dog Patch characters. In keeping with tradition, couples were able to obtain a marriage certificate at the marriage booth. Something new was added this year, a pinata filled with candy. Winners of the balloon dance, Bonnie Burke and Gary Jacobs, received the honor of breaking it. jX) S?ftTcX : 1 j cvfore Comor.im.in, Arvin Luchi, maps a picture of dogpatchers, Larry Sundin and Suzic Brown. Lit' Abnor and onlookers watch Melba Scroggins and Dick Foster, winners of the Bcst-Costumcd-Couplc award, perform an exhibition dance. Preparing for balloon dance. Herb DcSalvo ties a balloon on Lucy Blakeley's ankle. Chcrie Jones, Roger Moore, Nancy Benjamin and Terry White stop dancing to pose for photographer. Roosevelt's gym was transformed into a winter wonderland for the Christmas formal 8:00-11:00 p.m., December 8. Theme of the 1961 Christmas formal was Winter's Dream. Snowflakes and mobiles gaily adorned the gym in which was centered a large snow-covered tree ornamented with lavender bows. To Riches Music was provided by the Van Armitage dance band. Lime punch was served in the social rooms for thirsty dancers. Since this dance is paid for each year by the Dads' Club, there was no admission. According to tradition at Roosevelt, Gail Hamilton, Freshie Queen, and Larry Johnson, Freshie King were crowned and led a coronation dance Members of the Freshie Court were: Danny Gates, Bob Loar, Gary Scott, David Morris, Sharon Kristensen, Sandra Seaman, Peggy Kusler and Nadine lanke. Nothing interferes with the fun of dancing at the Christmas Formal, os Margaret and larry demonstrate. Dancers are from left to right, Nancy Huber, Don Norton, Margaret Jacob, and Larry Harrison. A docoratcd Christmas tree and tinsel roping provide a fostivo atmosphere for this twosome, April Burke and Duane Sealy. Nowly crowned royalty, Freshie King, larry Johnson, whirls a laughing Freshie Queen, Gail Hamilton, through their coronation dance. Supplying the music for the affair is the Van Armitage Dance 185 Cotton and Cord Taking timo out to rest their feet ore Jon Godfrey, Terry Chaffee, Sharon Me Intyro and Jim Michel. Students enjoy music and star covered dance floor. Do you think wo can moke it through this one? Kim Oliver and Bonnie Imdicke whirl around the dance floor 186 Debs Dance Sharon Hastings and John Stoneburg climb stairs to dance after intermission. Music for the evening was provided by the band of Joe Dardis. Sandy Stevenson, lee VanDomarr, Andrea Nishilani, and Francis Sugi-mura chat in the social rooms during intermission. Oh, let's go home. 187 Homecoming Court Queen Karrie Roosevelt Royalty Reigns Karrie Kaiyala, a slender 124 pound, green-eyed brownette, reigned as this year's Homecoming Queen. Standing 5'7'A , this George graduate likes ice skating, swimming, hiking, and fishing. She has two brothers and a sister. Karrie is a past member of Seiddet and a present member of Aequus, Theta Phi, and the French Club. Serving on fall student council as chairman of social activities, she headed the dance committee. When asked what she liked best about school as a junior, Karrie stated that she liked the friendliness among the students at Roosevelt. Gail Hamilton, a petite, brown-eyed brunette, was crowned this year's Freshie Queen December 8 at the Christmas Formal. Gail stands 5'1 and weighs a mere 103 pounds. A graduate of Portsmouth, she has two sisters and two brothers. When asked what she liked about high school, Gail's quick reply was the dances and many activities. Her favorite subject is science. Outside of school Gail likes ice skating and roller skating. Larry Johnson, ruling with Gail as the 1961-62 Freshie King, is a blue-eyed blond. This 5'4 , 130 pound James John graduate has one older sister and one younger sister. Participating in football and basketball this year, Larry stated he liked sports and dances in high school. Science is his favorite subject. Hobbies include swimming, water skiing, and snow skiing. Karrio Kaiyala registers surpris© upon learning she has been chosen Homecoming Queen. Court members show approval with hand clapping and smiles. Members of the court and their escorts arc left to right: Scott Gragerf, Vicki Keranen, Linda Ramsby, Larry Sundin, Karrie Kaiyala, Ted Merchant, Mary Tyler, Gary Jacob, Mary Cavlin, and Ron La Forge. 188 Freshie Court King Larry Queen Gail The 1961-62 Freshie Court membors arc left to right: Sandra Seaman; Gary Scott; Nadine Janke; Danny Gates; Larry Johnson; Gail Hamilton; Sharon Kristcnson; David Morris; Peggy Kuslcr and Bob Loar. 189 Top Twenty-five Top Twenty-five of 1962 court are loft to right. Row 1, Nancy Huber, Carol Wiek, Carole Wyant, Irene Arnold, Diane Arronson, Eileen Slette, ALargie Grimes, Virginia Huicth, Peggy Earnest. Row 2, Sally Bowlen, Bonnie Rae Clark, Judy McIntyre, Sharon Hastings, Karen Oga, Sandy Stevenson, Inez Arnold, Bonnie Imdieke. 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Oajl x X o yv X Xu f: o cx vx UA vAAM-iJ C O yyv-'CXi-c 0 0-o o4 v LC9t j X 'Oot'C-Xr-' jz£ §s y if INDEX Abraham, Diann, 86 V Abraham, Nancy, 74, 159 V Abraham, Russel, 16, 25 Y Acquin, LcRoy, 74 Ackley, Leonard, 64, 130, 156 ) Adams, Cheryl, 30, 154, 158, 159, 162, 164, 165 Ahseln, Collin, 74. 152, 160 V Albright, Brent, 86 r Albright, Georgia, 74 Y Aldingcr, Leroy, 86 d Aldingcr, Ronald, 86 Y Aldrcdgo, Anthony, 64, 124, 140, 142, 144, 145 Alexander, Leroy, 74 J Alexander, Richard, 74 O Alexander, William, 74, 126 X Alioth, Donna, 86 X Allen, Edward, 30 fallen, Wesley, 86 Alves, Michael, 74, 150. 157 Amo, Diana, 74 Andersen, Allyn, 74 Vndcrson, Carolyn, 74 Anderson, Constance, 30 Anderson, Donald, 16, 30, 74, 120, 121, 160, 175 Anderson, Doris, 30 Anderson, Gary, 64, 147 Anderson, John, 64, 157, 175 Anderson, Judith, 64 Anderson, Susan, 86, 158 Andrew, Bruce, 30, 101, 116, 160, 180 Andre, Donna, 74 Andrews, Donald, 86 Jmtonson, Larry, 64, 137, 161 Armstrong, Jolcnc, 74, 158 Armstrong, Mary, 86 Arnold, Inez, 28, 30, 163, 164, 167, 174, 190 Arnold, Irene, 30, 154, 172, 190 Arnold, Kristine, 30, 165, 170 Vrndt, Michael, 74, 150 Arronson, Diane, 30, 101, 104, 161, 171, 174, 190 On Ashworth. Darrol, 86 Ashworth, Donna, 31 Ashworth, Nancy, 64 Aslcson, Sheila, 74 I Atchison, Steve, 86, 152, 153 Auestad, Nancy, 86 Aupperlc, Barbara, 86 Austin, Margaret, 86 Avington, James, 64, 65 Avington, Robert, 86, 127, 1 . 0 Ayer, Gerry, 64 Bachman, Donald, ?? Bahr, Joy, 64, 164, 175 7 Bailey, Albert, 31 ' Bailey, Mike, 74 ) Bailey, Jack, 86 Bailey, Richard, 74 Bailey, Shirley, 86 Bailiff, Judith, 74 '‘Bailiff, Mike, 31, 68 akcr, Allen, 31, 146 Baker, Jack, 86 Baker, Janis, 74, 157 Baker, Jerry, 86 Baker, Steven, 86 Baldwin, Sandra, 74, 160 Baldwin, Vernon, 64 Baltcau, Ronald, 74, 142 Itzell, Pally, 86 Bangle, Richard, 31 Barina, Sharon, 74, 160 Barnes, Jim, 74 Barnett, Toni, 86 Barrett, Cynthia, 86 arrett, Dennis, 86, 127, 145 arron, Scott, 64, 164 Barron, Yvonne, 74 -arto, Terry. 86 artusek, Lloyd, 86, 127 ates, Joyce, 86 aucr, James Samuel, 146, 140 Baum, Jane, 74, 156 aunc, Stanley, 86 axter, John, 64 axter, Ray, 31 am, Robert, 31 an, Marilyn, 64, 164, 170 ardsley, Richard, 64, 152, 153 Beaver, Shcrron, 31, 160, 164 Beck, Annette, 86, 156 •Beck, Cherylee, 64, 156, 160 Beck, Danny, 74 ck, Linda, 86 Beck, William cckman, Bob, 86, 127 Beeman, Ken, 74, 86, 140, 142, 145 II, Kenneth Michael Belt, Sheryl, 74, 157, 159 Benjamin, Nancy, 14, 64, 158, 162, 164, 167, 174, 177, 184 Bennett, Raymond, 74 erg Bonnie, 74, 157, 161, 164 Berg, Dennis, 31, 122, 132 Borg, Duane, 74 rg, Gloria, 64, 172 Berg, Janice, 64, 157, 158, 162, 164, 167, 174, 177 Berry, Dale, 64, 160 Bcthunc, Colleen, 74 8ctting, Donna, 74, 160, 177 Beveridge, Jill, 74, 169 Beveridge, Karen, 64, 171 Beveridge, Kay, 64, 87, 164, 171 rma, Tina, 86, 146, 156 Bicrmann, Constance, 31 Biormann, Mike, 86 Billings, Jim, 64 Birkcs, Sandra, 32, 160, 166 Bishop, Lorraine, 32 Bishop, Beverly, 74, 158 Bishop, Mae, 64 Bivens, Bob, 86, 127 Blair, John Blakeley, Lucille, 24, 25, 32, 103, 107, 158, 162, 167, 184, 190 Biasing, Ralph, 32, 153 Blayney, Gary, 74, 164 Blcakney, Kathy, 86 Blomquist, Klee, 86 Blunck, Carolyn, 74, 157, 159 Boardman, Sharon, 32, 163, 168 Bodlc, Gale, 32 , Bohl, Gerry, 86 Boice, Marilyn, 86 . Bolen, Dawn, 32 Booth, Carol, 75 Bonar, Leslie, 32, 157, 164, 168, 174, 147 Bonds, Marilyn, 32, 157, 170 Borrelli, Joanne, 32, 105, 164, 165, 171 Bostrom, Marcia, 64, 68, 168 Bothwcll, Jim, 86 uchor, Jo Anne, 64, 152, 162 Bouchor, Lynn, 64, 128, 157, 164, 171, 146 f Bousquct, Carol, 64, 153 4 jBousquct, Donna, 87 “Bovee, Jane, 15, 64 Bowers, Rowanne, 64 Bowlen, Sally, 33, 160, 161, 162, 164, 165, 171, 190 Boyle, Diana, 87 Boyce, Lynn, 33, 163, 164 ioyd, Roger, 75 Joyington, Mildred JBozich, Stan, 21, 24, 130 Bradley, Terry, 64 irandon, Donald, 75 irandt, Marylen, 75 Brandt, Mike, 64 Jrandt, Otto, 87 iraunberger, Lloyd, 87 iranuner, Don, 64, 117, 153, 164 [Bredoson, Olivia, 75 Jrcno, Gene, 87 Brcunig, Ronald, 33, 1S5 .Brczo, Dennis, 87 • Briones, Connie Ann, 87 Briones, James, 33, 164, 181 | Briones, Ramon, 75 •Britt, Ellen, 75 ‘Britt, Linda Ann Brobcrg, Alan Randall •Brobsl, Molly. 64. 158, 160, 162, 164, 175 8roetjc, Donald, 75 Brodcll, Gregory, 33. 153 Brown, Ina, 33 rown, Paul, 75 ' Brown, Bob, 75 Carlson, Cynthia, 87 Carlson, Dawn, 87 Carman, Karen, 74 Carpenter, Nancy, 75 Carpenter, Ray, 34 Carr, Linda Rae, 87 Carraway, Edward, 87 Carsncr, Frank, 87 Carter, Roy, 34 Carver, Pat, 65 Carver, Raymond, 87, 127 Castellano, Carolyn, 87 Castor, Sharon, 75, 157 Cato, Larry, 75, 161 Cato, Richard, 75 Chadwick, Anna, 87, 156, 159 Chadwick. Mary, 65, 156 Chalupa, Cynthia, 87 Chalupa, David, 65, 173, 147 Chambers, Debra, 75, 158 Chandler, Arthur, 75, 159 Chandler, Sylvia, 159 Channer, Judy, 87, 159 Chappell, Gary, 87 Chappell, James, 87 Charmley. Diane, 87 Check, Larry, 65, 157 Chewning, Betty, 75, 153, 157 YChilson, Richard, 87 Chittenden, Guy, 87, 148, 149 XChittcnden, Jimi, 87 Brown, Susie, 75, 87, 160, 161, 164, Chrcst, Claudia, 75 169 Brumbaugh, Kathleen Helen rune, James Craig Brungardt, Charles, 75 Buckner, David Lawrence Buckner, Dorothy, 14, 171 Bump, Jerry, 33 Burger, Norman, 33, 108 Burich, Pamela, 33, 164 'Burke, April Julia Burke, Bonnie, 64, 158, 160, 161, 164, 167, 174, 177, 182, 185 Burket, Sandra lee Burns, Richard, 34, 147 Burtncr, Penny, 64 Busch, Bob, 34 Bush, Marilyn, 14, 106 Butler, David Earl Butler, Sandra Lucille Butts, Victoria, 64, 157, 161, 167, 174, 182 Bryant, Judy, 64, 160, 183 Bryant, Mary, 33, 152, 162, 164, 165 , Stephen, 87, 127, 150 Cage, Sandra, 87 Cain, James, 64, 175 Caldwell, Diana, 75, 113, 160 Calof, Susan, 75, 157 Campbell, Beverly, 87 Campbell, Bruce, 65, 157 Campbell, Diane, 75, 160 Campbell, Donald, 75 Campbell, Gary, 65, 173 Camblin, Ruth, 22 Campion, Mary, 65, 167, 177 - SCanlrcll, David, 65, 161, 177 ’Capcllc, Patricio, 87 iCarboncau, David, 75, 140, 161, Q 173 VCarda, Kathern, 75 Y)'Cardwell, Sharon, 86, 117, 153 Carlin, Mary, 73, 75. 169, 182, 188 Carlin, Patty, 25, 65, 116, 154, 156, 160, 161, 167, 174. 147 AChrest, JulicAnn, 75 Y Chrichton, Craig, 76, 156 Christianson, Cheryl, 88 Christensen, Melvin, 16 Christianson, Sheila, 34 Clarinc, Janice, 88 . Clark, Bonnie, 34, 101, 106, 160, I 161, 163, 167, 190 CClark, Larry, 75, 130, 160 - TCIark, Marianne, 75, 156, 159 ftClark, Marjorie. 65, 72, 177 Clark, Ron, 88, 161, 176 Clark, Robert, 75, 139, 150 Clausnitzcr, James, 12 ' Clayton, Betty, 65 Cleveland, Karen, 34, 155, 165, 160, W 170 J Click, Douglas, 75 k Close, Sue, 88 4 Clulow, Linda, 65, 101, 164, 166, 177, 182 O Coblcntz, Lorry, 65 Cockerham, Gaile, 75, 161, 169 Coffcen, Joan, 22 Cole, Dan, 75, 140, 156 Cole, Michaol, 65 Collings, Earl, 88 Colligan, Eileen, 88 Collopy, Grace, 65 Comstock, Linda, 75, 164 Conklin, Marilyn, 75, 158 Conner, Connie, 34 k Conrad, Connie, 65, 158, 167 n Conger, JoAnne, 88 . ■ X Constantine, lani, 65, 155, 156, 167, J-i 174, 177 ’Cook, Harry, 75 Cook, Sorena, 75, 159, 177 . Coon; Allan, 34 Cooper, Dale, 88 ,Cooper, Eleanor, 65, 157, 170 ooper, Ronald, 34, 157, 161, 162 Copcll, George, 65, 140, 139, 177 ,Cordway, William, 76, 173 Cormier, Larry, 88 jCorpron, Richard, 76 JCorpron, Rodney, 35 OCostclow, Terri, 76 'Cote, Betty, 88 211 1NQW Col ion. Patti, 76 Couchman, Brenda, 65, 72, 78 Couchman, Francos, 76 Couchman, Raymond, 76 Coury, Sheila, 76 Courtney, Joseph, 15 Cousins, Jeane, 76, 159 Cox, Carolyn, 76, 113, 157 Cox, George, 65, 126, 140 Cox, Larry, 88, 127, 140 Cox, Ronald, 122 Coyle, James, 35 Craig, Gerald, 35, 116, 117, 15 161, 177, 179 Craig, M. Lcola, 11 Crano, Russell, 65, 152 Craso, Constance, 88 Crawford, Monte, 65 Crawford, Pamela, 86, 159 Crawford, Susan, 65, 160 Creek, Oewane, 88 Crews, Clinton, 76, 140 Crews, Karen, 35, 153 Crogan, Paul, 76, 155 Crogan, Richard, 76 Cross, Paul, 88 Crow, Jimmy, 88 Crum, Gary, 88 Crumb, Nancy, 88 Cuda, Paul, 35, 128 Cudlipp, Oebroah, 88 Crystal, Pat, 65, 160, 172, 174, 177 Curtiss, Joanne, 35 Curtiss, Linda, 65 Cyders, William, 68, 110, 155, 156, 162, 173, 177 Cyders, Robert, 88, 127, 154 Daffron, Jimmy, 88 Daffron, Thomas, 68 Daffron, Trudy, 76 Dahlcn, Virginia, 35, 165, 172, 174 Dahm, Hazel, 88 Dahlquist, Eugene, 76 Dallman, Bonnio, 35, 163, 164 Dallman, Loretta, 88 Danielson, Carol, 76, 158, 164 Danielson, Rosemary, 65, 172 Darby, Boyd, 23 Dau, Jeri, 76, 156 Davis, Anna, 65 Davis, Bill, 88 Davis, Candace, 76, 146, 158, 159, 161, 164, 176 Davis, Gloria, 76 Davis, Gordon, 35, 154, 155 Davis, Jerry, 76 Day, Mary. 73, 76, 169 Day, Rita, 88 Deardorff, Linda, 35 DeBonny, Paul. 36, 104 Deeds, Leanna, 88 Deeke, Gary, 36, 161 Deer, Penny, 36, 162 DeFreitas, Susan, 88 Deitz, Penny, 65 Delance, Cheryl, 65. 172, 174 Delk, Diana, 76 Dennis. David, 76 Densmorc, David, 36 Denton, Dayton, 65, 108, 115, 161 Derrick, Carol, 88 DeSalvo. Frances, 65. 102, 157, 164, 171 DeSalvo, Herbert. 36, 122. 157, 161, 184 DeShazer, Arthur, 88 Carol, 88 Clyde, 85, 89, 127, 177) US Earlo, Colleen, 89 Earle, Virginia, 37. 166, 162, 164 Earnest, Peggy, 182, 37, 43, 157, 166, 162, 164, 161, 103, 120,( 121, 190 Eaton, Patrick, 89 Eberting, lanoro, 89, 159 Eckert, Bob, 65 Edge. Ron, 66, 140, 173, 152 Edlin, LaRco, 89 Edwards, Gary, 89 Edwards, Judy, 66, 160, 163, 164 Egan, Bill, 82, 127 Egger, Andy, 89 Eggison, Penny, 66, 164 Ekhoff, Nila. 66, 164 Eldridge, Darlene, 66, 162, 164. 166 Eldrcdge, Ira, 76 Eller, Barbara, 89. 156 Ellis, Mike, 89 Emery, Terry, 89, 127 Englchart, Tommy, 89 Englund, Lou, 37, 170, 165, 162 Epp, Allen, 15, 162 Erickson, Christine, 66, 157, 164, 168 Erickson, Signe, 76 Ervin, Dennis, 66 Espinoza, Dolores, 76 Enpinoza, Janice, 66 Evans, David, 37, 69 Evans, Donald, 76, 161 Evans, James, 76, 146 Evans, John, 76, 130 Evans, ALarcia, 89 Evert, Faye, 37, 163 Evcrsaul, Margaret, 66, 101, 157, 161, 162, 164, 167, 174, 177 Evert, Valerie, 66 Ewart, Carleen, 66 Ewing, Diane. 76. 158, 164, 169. 147 Eyestone, Ronald, 89, 127, 145 Eyestone, Betty, 66, 103, 163, 164 Fahey, Dennis, 21 Fahey, AMchael, 76 Fairbank, Dick, 127, 189, 140 Fallon, Gary, 148 Fallon, Sue, 89 Farnand, Gwendolyn, 89 Farnand, Roger, 66, 122 Fcdjc, John Michael, 83 Feig, Roger, 66, 173, 146 Rcig, Sandra, 76 Feldman, Kathy, 66, 158 Foltrup, Judith, 76 Ferguson, Linda, 66, 164, 171, 177 Ferguson, Kean, 76 Fernandez, Glenda, 66. 164 Ferrell, Melvin, 89 rieri Eugene, 66, 160, 177, 183 erricr. Gerald, 89 Fetterman, David. 89. 130, 148 Vy Finseth, Gary, 37 Firestenberg, Carolyn, 66, 158, 166 Fisher, Bruce, 76 Fisher, Christina, 76 F| hcr, Clark, fc9 or, Laura, ft, 160. 161, 169 or, Michac gerald, 89 ■hn, 66 gcr.M Sally, 77 157 ecom, Sharon, irig. Michelle- 1 128, 103, 157, 159„K 0 462, 165, 172, . 66, 172 Won, 37 d, Robert G., 99. 12 Forrester, William Albert Foster, Leslie, 38, 105, 153, 162, 165, 168, 174 Foster, Richard, 38, 176, 184 Fowler, David, 89 Fowler, Kathleen, 89 Fowler, Stephen, 66, 157 Fox, James, 89 Fox, LcAnn, 66 Frabcl, Donna, 77 Fraley, Cheryl, 77 Frame, Patricia, 66 France, Gregory, 77 Freeman, Alyce, 89 Fransen, Linda, 89 Freauff, Larry, 38, 153, 173 Freeland, Bruce, 38. 110, 161, 180 Freeman, Cheryl, 66 Freeman, Jan, 38, 107 French, Rodney, 77 Frison, Lael, 66, 175 Prison, Shirloy, 89 Frolof, Carol, 77, 159. 177 Frutchcy, Janice, 38, 163, 164, 165 Fuesser, Frank, 77 Gabel, Christine, 89 Gable. Michael. 66, 161, 173, 183 Gadotti, Maureen, 89 Galbraith, Roger, 66 Gamble, Diana, 38 Gannon, Franccn, 20, 21, 146 Gardner, Gary, 66, 160 Gardner, James, 66, 156 Gardner, Keith, 77 Garfield, Thomas, 77 Garner, Marilyn, 89 Garver, Ken, 66, 157 Garver, LaNac, 77, 160 Gates, Danny. 89. 130, 150, 189 Gates, Sandra, 38 Gatherer, Richard, 176 Gerdes. Buddy. 38, 157 Gettman, Gary, 89, 127 Gilbert, Steven, 77 Gilchrist, Gary, 77 Gibbs, Judy, 77, 159 Gibson, James, 89, 127, 145 Gicbclhousc, Joan, 38, 171 Gierlich, John. 89 Gierlich, Veronica, 66 Gierlich, Wanda, 89 Gilbo, Leon, 77, 128 Gill, Josephine, 77, 160 Gilliam, Charlotte, 77 Gillpatrick, Cecil, 89 GiUoul, Beverly, 89 Glass, Nettie, 77 Gleaves, Connie, 77, 157, 159 Glenn, Richard, 39, 173 Glidden, Pamela, 89 Godfrey. Jon. 39, 173, 177, 186 Gosrlich, Richard. 89 Gomes, Vincent, 77, 123. 173. 177 Goedo, Charlcno. 17. 66, 157, 170 Goodcll, Michael. 89. 177 Gondcr, Judy, 89, 161, 176 Gonrowski, Denice, 89, 159 Gotcher, Dianne, 66, 156, 162, 168 Gottsch, James, 77, 173 G.-agert, Scott, 63. 66. 101. 157, 161, 175, 188 Graham, Cccilc, 18 Graham, Roberta, 89 Gram, Sandra, 89 Grar.shsw, Terry, 77, 160 Grant, Pamela, 90 Grasvik, James, 77 Gray, Christine, 25, 66, 158, 161, 164, 167, 174 Gray. Glenda, 85,90, 115, 161 Green, Dianna, 66, 112, 160, 172 Green, Helen, 90 Green, Mary, 77 Greene, Gerald, 90 Greenwood, Thomas, 90, 127, 140 Gregory, Carol, 90 Greison, Gerald, 66, 123, 143, 149. 161, 173, 177 Griffin, Mary, 90 Griffiths, Shirley, 77 Grimes, Margie, 39, 100, 113, 120. 121, 163, 167. 182, 190. 191 Grischaw, Judy, 66, 153, 164, 166 Groh, Judith, 39. 103, 104, 172, 174 Gronquist, Budd, 15, 132, 137, 173 Gresmick, Daniel, 77, 126 Gross, Richard, 12 Grosshouscr, Ginger, 66, 175 Grosshouncr, Pamela, 77, 164, 146 Grossi, Margaret. 39, 103, 104, 172, 174 G'ossi, Philip, 77 Grove, Robert. 66, 123, 125. 142 Grubbs, Ersol, 77 Guess, Robert, 39, 160 Guess, Vivian, 66, 156 Gula, William. 90, 117. 152, 146 Gulbranson, Karen, 39, 157, 159, 164, 165 Gullikson, Gary, 77 Gullixson, Roger, 66, 145 Gutschow, John, 39 Gurule, Lillie, 90 Gustafson, Keith, 66, 173 H Haberman, Mary, 90 Hacker, David, 39, 173 Haley, Carolyn, 90 Hadley, Eileen, 90. 158 Hadley, Linda. 39. 163, 172. 174 Hafliger, Ma.l 90, 127 Haight, Gary. 77. 122, 173, 145 Main, Robert, 40, 123 Hale, 8onnic, 90 Halos, Bob, 40. 104, 152, 153 Haley, Carolyn, 90 Hall, Glenn, 90 Hall. Jack, 77 Hall, Mary, 77 Hall, Mike, 80 Mallum, Connie, 90, 153 Halpin. John, 77, 150 Halsan, Karla, 66 212 INDEX Halvorson, Jerry, 40 Hamblin, Diana, 90 Hambro, Monty, 28, 40, 130, 140, 162, 173 Hamilton, Gail, 90, 185, 189 Hamilton, Gary, 90 Hamilton, Martha, 90 Hampton, linda, 90 Haner, Bonnie, 90 Haner, Kathey, 66 Hanna, Judy, 77 Hanna, letter, 90, 145 Hansen, Christopher, 40 Hansen, David, 40 Hansen, Harriet, 77 Hansen, Mike, 77, 126, 140, 150, 157 Hansen, Karl, 80, 145 Hansen, Bob, 90, 127 Hanson, Gloria, 19, 40, 111, 153, 162, 163, 168, 174, 179 Hanson, Larry, 66 Hardesty, Jcrroll, 66, 153 Hardenty, Ted, 77 Haren, James, 90 Harmier, Bruce, 77 Harmier, linda. 67, 166 Harmon, Cathy, 90 Harmon, Nellie, 67 Harper, larry, 67 Harpor, Louise, 77 Harrington, Michael, 40 Harris, Jcanctta, 77 Harris, Mazic, 40, 168 Harris, Roy, 130 Harris, Tom, 77, 140 Harrison, Claudia, 40, 42, 106, 159, 160, 165, 172 Harrison, Fred, 77, 126 Harrison, larry, 90, 185 Harrison, Patty, 90 Harrison, Billy, 65, 67 Hartford, Dale, 67 Harvey, Winona, 77, 146, 154, 158 Hastay, Colleen, 41, 72, 100, 162, 166, 177, 190 Hastings, Sharon, 41, 120, 121, 164, 166, 186, 190, 191 Hatori, Blanche, 77 Hatori, Craig, 41, 161, 175 Hawk, Nancy, 77 Haws, Monty, 90 Hayes, Danny lee, 78 Hayes, Terri, 67, 158, 161, 166. 174 Haynes, Dan. 90, 145, 142 Haynic, lecnora, 78, I 16 Heath, Richard, 41, 157 Hedges, Delton, 67 Heffner, Patricia, 41 Hogcman, Gary, 41 Hcidcr, Beverly, 78, 164 Heinoncn, Allen, 90, 146 Hellem, Nancy, 90 Helm, Margrctta, 67, 158, 166 Helm, Sherry, 15, 67 Helton, William, 41, 154, 142 Hclvcy. larry, 67, 122 Hemmcrling, Mike, 80, 161, 177 Hcnsel, Jack, 67, 157 Hcnscl, Jill, 90 Henzi, linda, 90, 158 Herald, Terry, 90 Hcrgcrl, larry, 78 Hcrglund, Jackie, 78 Herr, Kathy, 90 Hepburn, Katharine, 67, 157, 1 9 Hcwclt, Diane, 67, 164, 172 Hewett, Rosemary, 78 Higginbotham, linda, 91 Hilkc, Robert, 19, 112 Hillesland, John, 91 Hillesland, Steven, 91, 130 Hinds, John, 67, 153, 62 Hinkle, Claudia, 67 Hinlz, Gregory, 91 Hong, linda, 41 Honk, Ginger, 67, 159, 175 Hoffert, Pat, 91, 127, 140, 141 Hoffert, Tony, 41, 165 Hoffman, Edwin, 16, 24 Hogan, Kathleen, 78 Hoke, Florence, 78, 158 Hollcvoct, Cynthia, 91 Holley, Noel. 91 Holman, Gordon, 67, 116, 148, 150, 152, 156, 161, 162. 177 Holmes, Brenda, 78, 154 Holler, Don, 41, 100. 101, 123. 157, 161, 162, 173, 175, 176 Hopkins, Kathryn, 78, 164 Hopkins, Walt, 67. 95, 123. 125, 132, 148, 157, 173, 175 Horn, Donna, 91 Horn, Sherry, 42, 165, 172 Horton, Carl, 42 Horton, linda, 91 Horton, Ray. 67. 104, 128, 129, 173, 177 Houseman, Darlene, 91 Howe, Walter, 91, 176 Howlett, Pamela, 67 Hoyt, Arnold, 78, 128, 139, 142 Hoyt, Art, 42, 129, 130, 150, 173 Hruby, Frank, 91 Huber, Lyle, 78 Huber, Nancy, 18, 42. 106, 161. 162, 163, 165, 172, 174, 185. 190 Hubert, Bill, 28, 42, 101, 161, 173, 175 Hugulet, Daryl, 78, 139, 161 Hunt, Bud, 78 Hunt, Melinda, 42 Hunt, Norman, 78 Hunter, Norccn, 78 Huntley, Tana, 78, 160 Huseth, Virginia, 42, 103, 105, 116, 160, 161, 162, 168. 180, 190, 191 Huso, Sherrill, 67, 168 Hustad, Marsha, 78, 158, 159 Hutsell, Carol Lynn, 91 Hykc, Charlotte, 67 Hylands, Colleen, 78 Hysmith, George, 11 I Imbodcn, A ary, 91 Imdicke, 8onnio, 29, 42, 159, 161, 165, 167, 177. 174, 186, 190 Imel, Kathy, 78. 157 Irby, Barbara Jane Inskccp, Dick, 78, 139, 150 Irgens, William, 19 Islcy, Bill, 67 Iverson, Barbara, 67, 164, 172, 175 Iverson, Betty, 67, 164, 172, 175 Jacob, Gary, 67, 63, 177, 188 Jacob, Margaret, 91, 156, 185 Jacobson, Keith, 42 Jacobson, Ronald, 28 James, Carolyn, 91 James, Don W. Jamison, Ann, 17, 169 Janke, Nadine, 91, 189 Jenkins, Roberta, 42 Jonnon, Robert, 67, 128, 173 Jensen, Richard John Jcrmann, Michael, 43, 153 Jett, Bill, 67, 82, 91, 164 Jobe, Rodney, 78 Johnson, Claudia, 78, 157 Johnson, Charles, 43, 122, 132, 133, 134, 135, 179, 142 Johnson, Gary, 43, 161 Johnson, Grover, 78 Johnson, Karen, 67, 167 Johnson, Keith, 67, 154, 161 Johnson, Lawrence, 91, 161, 177, 185, 189 Johnson, laRee, 91, 158, 159 Johnson, linda, 91 Johnson, Paul Johnson, Pamela, 78, 75, 103, 156, 159, 161, 164, 169, 176, 147 Johnson, Robert, 91 Johnson, Ronald, 67 Johnson, Wanda, 91 Johnston, Jerry, 67 Johnston, Pamela, 43, 163, 171 Jones, Cheric, 67, 100, 158, 161, 167, 174, 184 Jones, Georgia, 78 Jones, Jennifer, 91 Jones, Marsha, 67, 164 Jones, Richard, 78, 126, 138 Jones, Sharon, 78 Jones, Shirley, 43 Jones, Shirley, 67, 163, 170 Jones, Sue, 43, 163 Jones, Valerie, 78 Jordan, Darryl, 43 Jordan, Helen, 78 Jorgensen, Elaine, 91 Jorgensen, Rose, 91 Juedes, Penny, 78 Juhala, Bert, 78 Juhala, Edwin, 78 Juilum, Eleanor, 78 Just, Dennis, 67, 122 K Kaiyala, Karrie, 67, 100, 155, 158, 161, 167, 177, 182, 188 Kane, Michele, 67 Kalimanis, Jerry, 91 Kane, Michael, 91 Karp, Raymond, 21 Karpstcin, Grace, 91 Karstcndick, Fredrick, 43 Kasling, Bob, 67 Kaufman, Joyce, 91 Keels, Ronnie, 78, 126. 132, 139, 161, 177 Keener, Mary, 67, 154, 158, 164, 175 Kellogg, Allan, 67, 139, 175, 177 Kellogg, Carol, 43, 160, 177 Kelsey, Janice, 78 Kelsey, Jim, 43, 142, 143, 161, 162, 173, 176, 177 Kemple, Gary, 79 Kennedy, Gary, 44 Kennedy, Gary, 67 Kennedy, Lillian, 91 Klinski, Ronald, 67, 94, 122, 173 Kennedy, Patrick, 12 Kennison, Don, 67, 123, 125, 175 Kennedy, Penny, 91 Kennison, William, 67, 1 3 Kenyon, David, 91 Keogh, David, 44 Keranen, Vicki, 67, 158, 160, 162, 164, 167, 174. 182, 188 Kcrner, Colleen, 44 Kerr, Katherine, 78, 159 Kerrigan, Ruth, 44, 103, 110, 111, 155, 163, 165, 172, 176, 180 Kctrcnos, Bonny, 19, 44, 101, 107, 157, 159, 161, 162, 163, 165, 167, 174, 177, 183, 190 Kettner, George, 44 Key, Charles, 79 Keys, Barbara, 91 Keys, William, 79 Kierznowski, Kathy, 91 Killorin, Joan, 12, 25 Kiltz, Nancy, 79, 157, 159 King, Janice, 91 Kinnoy, Janice, 79, 154, 157 Kirk, Terry, 91, 127 Kirkcndall, David, 44 Kirkcndall, James, 67 Kirkpatrick, Joetta, 79 Kissire, Edna, 91 Kistncr, linda, 79 Kistncr, Ronnie, 44 Kitto, Cathy, 92 Kjos, Karen, 79, 158 Klasscrf, Dennis, 67 Klobcrdancc, Barry, 68 Kloberdance. Bonnie, 68, 170 Kloberdance, Dick, 127, 92, 145 Kloberdance, James, 44 Klotzcr, Phyllis, 92 Kniggc, Donald, 44 Knight, larainc, 68, 158, 168 Knokey, Kristine, 92 Knowles, Eunice, 79 Knox, Dick, 92, 127 Kohler, Ronald, 79 Kontz, Emily, 17 Koonce, Kathryn, 68, 158, 168 Koonce. Kenneth, 68, 132 Korb, Norman, 45 Kovach, Carolyn, 68, 158, 164 Kraft, Kathie, 92 Kriegcr, Shirley, 92 Kristcnscn, Sharon, 92, 189 Kuehl, Donald, 68 Kuchl, Raymond, 68 Kuslcr, Peggy, 92, 177, 189 I laForge, Ronnie, 73, 79, 88, 100. 129, 150 lamb, Judy, 79 lambrccht, Barbara, 79 lamberton, Nancy, 68 lammcrs. Dale, 79 LaMonda, Helen, 45 landsem, Lynn, 45, 157, 162, 163, 168, 174 landsem. Fern, 68, 157, 168, 174 landsem, Verna, 92 lane, John, 68, 155 langagcr, Robert, 45, 148 Larson, Darrell, 45 larson, Leonard, 92 larson, Margaret, 19, 163 Larson, Patty, 79, 154 Larson, Michael, 45 lasich, Sharon, 68, 158, 160, 183 latourcllc, Roberta, 92 lattin, Shirley, 79 lauer, Charles, 16, 24 leach, Thomas, 68, 130, 131, 161, 142 leach, Phillis, 79. 146 leary, Margcnc, 92 Leary, Dorothy, 92 Leconte, Judith, 79, 159, 164 lee, larry, 79 IcGall, Judith, 68, 164 213 INDEX LeRoy, Alfred. 92 92 IciZ.Tr hn, 68 z, Darlene, 7 is, Robert lewis, AWgar t Liddell, Ja liebsack, R' Lind, WilliAl Lind, RiekV, linimon, lindquiit, lintsrom, la linstrom, Ju lisle, Ross, Liston, Linda, Lrasdn) Willi lo r7Yobcr( lohnej. Ste LonOCarl, lopdL Sha Lor ) Rosal lopriezi, PI lor oe. Cu 173 157 . 1531 54 MO. Lordjz, Jani 74 loscb Done love, Jodii Lucas, Jacquie, Luchs Arvin, 68, 108, 1 }p, j j i '77 ludCtth, Dan y, 92, $)t 145 LulowJ len. e, 92 Jack, 68, 160 !ormick, Earl, 80, 126, 139, 161 McCoy, Connie, 92, 103. 152, 177 McCoy, John, 92 McCoy, Mason, 21, 126. 142. 173 ALcCoy, Patrick, 68, 173 ALcCreight, Larry, 80 McDaniel, Calvin, 19, 124 McElroy, Chalmers, 80, 145 McFaddcn, Sandra, 68, 157 McGanp, Kathleen. 68, 156, 162, 1 u ' ' Sn, 92 itty. Frances, 80, 164 KcGarry Laura, 92 McGee. Jerry, 21, 127, 140, 150 McGill, Robert, 80, 152, 153, 164 McGregor, Donna, 46, 83, 171 McGrooor, Kathleen, 92 McGSftJ', Dale, 80 McGJVe, Darla, 92 McGwy, Elroy, 80 MclntTJe, Sharon, 68, 156, 158, 177, 0 86 , DernJls, 68 , StevA 80 Ju jj46, 107, 155, 1 16 J, 1657)72, 190 rtcKay, SusoonJ, 92. 147 ncKendry, Dqr t ThoVias) orcen) cl Cnh)in, Berjl Minoggie, Charles, 47 Minor, George, 80 Minor, Marlene, 14, 164 Mitchell, Judith, 47 Mitchell, John, 65, 69, 126, 140, 142 Mitchell, Leroy, 93 Mitchell, A arquetta, 69 Mitchell, Randall, 80 Mohr, Barbara, 47, 161 Mohr, Clayton, 85, 93, JOO, 101, 127 Mohr, Cheryl, 47, 105, 165, 166, 174, 190, 191 Mohr, Terry, 80 Molchanoff, Michael, 93, 127 A onda, Joseph, 69 Alonks, Don, 80, 126 Monks. Glen, 93. 127 Monks, Gordon, 47 Monks, Linda, 93 Montbriand, Judith, 47, 113, 120, 121, 161. 46. 190 69 Y AWe Emma. ! Mace, PamcC'92 Macknspr, T5mY79 MadGtfal, Robdt, 68, 130, 140 Mago rt, Ste 79 MagmXon, Charlotte, Maham Charl yJ 92 MahaJd CharloNe, 92 Mai,' Beila 8J 172 A aloo Rob?nC 92, 13' yngan, Free! 92, A aTrafe, Judithj92 ALannljaltcr, Erna, 79, I ALannKaltcr, James, 68 A nning, Lineal 68 Mann, Jtandolpo, 79, 126 Manq Sarvdra 16, 10 T64, i; it, TedJ 8, 156 161. 1 )cii nt, ShijjTcy. 92, Badtf , 68 lyV. 79 Paumaz, 'Momz) Ardis, y9 vMartm, Lois, Pattern, RidWd, 68, T)2. 134, 135, 175, 177X182 suk, Nancy. 9 Maul, Harol Aaul, John __ Maiiratt, Card, 92,y'l ASaybcrry, Joabnc, 9 Mayfield, IrvitT. 7 Mayfield, Mamyr?, Mayhead, Jeanne, Mayhead, Jim, 46 McCann, Arnold, 92 laughlin, a 164. in, 1, An Marjc 165: 17C adows, Go) akcr, MarlcnJ ans, Linda, ans, Michael, 69 Ichcr, Evelyn, 22, elliQd Jacqueline, 69 ‘ 93 essiflgcT, VjVOl, 93 ctcal( A urieT 80, 156 chel viirginW 69, 164 172 HagPleroy.rtO, 140, 148, 173 ’MillagckJjdthajA 69, 148, 150. 173 l4tfTyl Miller. Svbariya6, 15 159, 165, 159, 161 Montcith, Jan Moon, Frank, Moore, 8ett Moore, lee, jfr6, 177, 145 Aloore, Patritfia ou, 00 Moor Roger, W, 74, 120. 121. 4, 1|5. 1 1. 164, 175.177, MVioreiTetfy, 69) 126, 140, 156 1, 138, 150 J.ic txfTTne, 69 Jan s 3 Juandaf 80 Shirley, 69, 159 athy, 80, 128, 152 aro, 18 avid, 93, 128, 153, 189 azel, 80 orris. Undo, 93 orris, Thomas, 47, 128 A orrison, Kathy, 69, 164 Atorrison, Patrick, 93 Morrison, Terry, 47 Morse, Michael, 69, 147, 155 Morse, Robert, 93, 145, 177 Morton, Gcorlcnc, 93 Morton, Linda, 93 Mossbarger, Mary, 93 Moner, Shirley, 69, 158, 172 Moycs, Ann, 14 Munson, Judith, 47, 105, 168 A unson. Ralph, 93, 128, 129, 140 ALunson, Timothy, 69, 130, 131, 142, 157, 173 A urdock, Terry, 69 Murphy, Judith, 69, 157, 161, 164, 167. 174 Murphy, Kathleen, 93 Murphy, Thomas, 69 Mussman, Gerald, 80 Muters, Linda, 93 Myers, Carole, 69 Nelson, Richard, 48, 123, 125, 142, 173, 175 Nelson, Thomas, 18 Nesbitt, Carolyn, 69, 157, 168 Nestcr, Robert, 69 Ncstcr, Ronald, 80 Nesting, Mary, 80, 155, 159 Newlan, John, 93 Newman, David, 80 Newport, Linda, 69 Nichols, Bonnie, 48, 162, 168, 174 Nicholson, Louisa, 93 Nicholson, Scharell, 80, 128, 154 Niehuser, Daniel, 93 Nichuscr, Mary Lou, 93 Nielsen, lauriette, 93 Nielsen, Dick, 93 Nightengale, Charlotte, 48 Nightengale, Sharon, 48 Nilsson, Mary, 80 Nishitani, Andrea, 48, 100, 114, 142, 159, 161, 166, 174, 187 Nishitani, Russell, 80 Nisscn, Janice, 80 Nohr. Edra, 80 Nold, Randy, 93 Norlin, Linda, 80, 159 Norris, Larry, 93 Norton, Don, 48, 128, 142, 143, 173, 185 Nufcr, Viki, 80. 161, 164, 169 Nutting, Virginia. 93 Nybcrg, Gordon, 69, 145 Nyo. Sharon, 48, 154, 165. 170 Nysclh, Glcnys, 80, 156 Oathes, Catherine, 93 Oathes, Stanley, 93 Oberson, Louis, 00 O’Brien. Joseph, 15, 24, 100, 101 O'Donnell, Brian, 93 O'Connel, Kathloen,80 O'Donnell, Rita, 93 Oga, Karen, 48, 113, 120, 121, 162, 164, 168, 177, 190, 191 Oga, Leslie, 80. 103, 158, 164 Ohman, Fred, 48 Ohm, Susan, 94 Olden, Joseph, 69, 152 O'Leary, Patricia, 69 Oliver, Guy, 16, 17, 147 Oliver, Karen, 69, 116, 156 Oliyqr, Kim, 48. 123, 161-186, 147 illiam, 80 Dth, 81 175 160. 170 erry, 93, Milis, Don, 69, 75 Minerich, Robert, 80 214 Naff. Ronald. 69 Napier, Darrell. Needham, Nelson, Barbar Nelson, Barbara, 80 Nelson, Darlene, 93 Nelson, Jennie, 93 Nelson, Jon, 48, 105, 1 Nelson, Larry, 93, 12 Nelson, Linda, 93 Nelson, lorainc. INDEX Palodichuk, Dianne, 49, 177 Panif, Linda, 94 Panit, Rosaline, 81, 128 Pankratz, Sally, 94 Pantenburg, lyvonnc, 70 Parker, Janet, 49 Parker, Janice, 49 Parker, Ramona, 81 Parks, Edward, 81 Parnell, Vivian, 49, 107, 157, 163, 170 Parsons, Beverley, 81, 160 Parsons, Charlotte, 50, 154, 160, 164 Parsons, Deanna, 94, 152 Parsons, Marilyn, 81 Parsons, Jannice, 81 Pashley, Mieheal, 81, 152 Patterson, Cynthia, 94 Patterson, Joan, 94 Patterson, Linda, 50 Patterson, Ted, 70 Patterson, Wade, 122 Pauling, Laurclcc, 81, 128 Paul, Sharon, 94 Payne, Linda, 70. 164, 172 Pearson, Denise, 81, 156 Pearson, Nancy, 70, 116, 156, 174 Pcasley, Jacquelyn, 81 Peisker, Eileen, 50, 106, 162, 163, 167 Pedersen, James, 70, 132, 142 Pedersen, Robert, 50, 152, 162 Penman, Kathleen, 94 Pcrcell, Alan, 81, 126, 145 Perkins, Kathleen Elda, 00 Perry, Carla, 81 Pcsola, Vivian, 20 Pete, Faye, 70, 157 Potorson, David, 70, 123, 148, 157, 161, 173, 177 Petersen, Kathleen, 94 Pctrik, Nancy, 70. 154, 157, 163. 172, 174 Pfahl, Theodore, 18 Pharis, Donna, 81 Phelps, Patricia, 81 Phelps, Russ, 94 Phillips, Charles, 94 Phillips, Shirley, 94 Phillips, William, 70 Pierce, Carol, 94 Pierce, Francos, 50 Piorco, Roberto, 70 Pierce, Robert, 81, 154 Pilakowski, Bridget, 94, 161 Pischer, Joyco, 81, 154 Pisha, Lynn, 70, 72, 78. 168 Pitzor, A ary, 70. 164, 174 Piworchuck, Darlene, 81, 113, 160 Pixlcr, Barry, 50, 151, 175, 177 Plaschka, Robert, 81 Plock, Ernest, 94 Polzel, Darrell, 70, 122, 125, 148, 173 Potter, Sherry, 94 Powell, Cynthia, 50 Powell, Daniel, 20 Powell, Donald, 50 Powell, Mickey, 20, 139 Powell, Sandra, 70, 164 Prather, Janclle, 81 Pratt, Fevrel, 20, 113, 116, 152 Prcccc, Brian, 70, 157 I’rcllcr, Arno, 12, 116, 156 Pretrc, Mark, 81 Price, Janice, 94 Prigmore, Thomas, 50, 173 Prink, Ruth, 51, 70, 173 Proux, Janice, 70 Proux, Kathryn, 81 Purdy, Donald, 51 Pushce, Jerald, 81, 139, 150 Putman, Wayne, 70, 154 R Rabcr, Ransomo, 94 Rains, Linda, 94, 128 Ralston, Michael, 94 Rambur, Pamela, 81 Ramsby, Linda, 188 Ramey, Carol, 51, 68, 168 Randolph, Jeanne, 94 Ranger, Janet, 94 Rather, Nancy, 81, 154, 169 Ratliff, Danny, 51, 160 Ray, Carolyn, 70, 79 Read, Dianna, 51, 163, 171 Rcad, Judi, 81 Reams, Joanne, 94 Rcdbird, Ailccn, 81, 155, 157 Redman, Steven, 94 Reese, David, 81 Regas, Betty, 22 Reid. Nancy, 70. 175 Reid, Sally, 94 Rcimcrs, Carl, 90 einan, Tom, 81 Rcmpel, Patricia, 90, 157, 163 Renie, JoAnn, 81 Renoud, Diana, 51, 106, 160, 163 R'noud, Susan, 81 Reynolds, Gary, 94 Rhotcn, John, 70, 142, 144 Ribbcl, Bradford, 94 Richards, Anne, 8, 12, 157 Richards, Dawn, 70 Richards, Marsha, 51, 104 Richmond, Cynthia, 94 Rickabaugh, Rene', 94, 176 Rickabaugh, Robin, 70, 82, 91, 177 Rinas, Eddie, 81, 126 Ringcring, Sheilah, 14, 70, 158, 163, 171 Ring, Vicki, 70, 156 Rippe, Barbara, 70, 158 Rippe, Ernest, 51, 157 Rippe, Frederick, 94 Risncr, Gloria, 70 Rizzo, Phyllis, 81, 169 Roane, LcRoy, 70 Roberson, A ildrcd, 20 Roberts, Donna, 81 Roberts, Linda, 94 Roberts, Sandra, 70, 152 Robertson, Dcdra, 81 Robinson, Adclma, 81 Robinson, Maybcll, 19, 163, 168 Robinson, Syblo, 94 Robinson, Vicky, 94, 158 Roessel, Robert, 81, 145 Rogers, Christina, 51, 154, 164, 171 Rogers, Dorothy, 94, 153 Rogers, Dorothy Rac, 94 Rogers, Janice, 81, 161, 154 Rogers, Mark, 81, 130, 176 Rogers, Robert, 70 Rolla, Julie, 81 Root, John, 51 Roper, Gerald, 81, 126 Roscbrook, Phillip, 81 Rose, Allan, 94, 117, 152, 153, 173, 145 Rose, Larry 70, 158 Ross, Victor, 52 Roscnquist, David, 70 Roth, Lois, 82, 160 Rothrock, Lila, 82 Rothrock, Martin, 52 Rothrock, Randolph, 52, 153 Rothwell, Michele, 52 Roundtree, Fred, 15, 24 Rupp, Sylvia, 52, 61, 111, 115, 162 Ruscigno, Constance, 82, 158 Russell, John, 70, 153 Ruvo, Mary, 94 Ruvo, Timothy. 70, 108 Ryan, Charles, 82, 117, 126, 148, 152 Rycrson, David, 70 Ryerson, Linda, 52 S Salyers, Susan 19, 162, 163, 164, 167, 190, 191 Sandall, Ncdd, 70 Sanders, Larry, 70, 132, 134, 144, 142 Sandoval, Mary, 82 Sandrctzky, Nancy, 82, 156 Sandwick, Brenda, 95 Schafer, Mieheal, 70 Schell. Edmund, 40, 82, 126 Schimmel, Sherry, 82, 156 Schiro, Linda, 95 Schlack, Shirley, 82 Schlappi, Christine, 95 Schlitt, Karla, 95 Schmallc, Phil, 70, 154 Schmitz, Terry, 85, 95 Schncewcis, Barbara, 95 Sehnoor, Myron, 82 Schoclcr, Gertrude. 19. 25. 97 Schoenborn, Neal, 95, 140 Schook, Dolores, 95 Schraoder, Duane, 95, 127 Schulte, Greg, 00 Schroder, Richard, 70 Schrunk, Judith, 82, 158 Schwab, Janet, 95 Schwengels, Glenn, 82, 139, 148, 149 Schwering, David, 95 Scott, Gary, 95, 127, 189, 140 Scrivner, Naomi, 00 Scroggins, Melba, 52, 184 Scroggins, Mickic, 95 Scroggins, Rickie, 95 Scull, Susan, 82, 151 Seaman, Sandra, 95, 189 Scars, Eva, 52, 163 Sellars, Patricia, 52, 74, 101, 163, 165, 172, 181 Sctnoss, Frank, 70 Sexton, David, 95 Sexton, Donald, 95 Sexton, Glenda, 53 Shackleton, Judy, 70, 170 Shambow, James, 95, 145 Sheaffcr, James, 95 Sheehon, Patricia, 82 Shea, Viki, 53, 165, 171, 174 Shea, Terry, 82, 161 Shcchy, John, 90, 97, 126, 127, 140 Sheffield, Gail, 70, 175 Shelley, Carma, 82 Shclloy, Jimmy, 70, 175 Shervey, Gary, 95, 161, 176 Shcrvcy, Linda, 82 Shiach, Jamos, 95 Shilo, Larry, 70 Shintaffor, Donald, 82 Shintaffcr, Linda, 95 Shores, Beverly, 53 Shulls, George, 82, 160 Sievers, Mary, 23, 113, 116, 120, 121, 157, 167. 190, 193, 194 Silk, John, 53 Simc, Wayne, 82 Simila, Barbara, 95, 158 Simmonn, Bill, 53 Simons, Carol, 95 Simons, Robert, 53 Simons. Wayne, 53 Simpson, John, 82 Simpson, Judy, 95 Sinnott, Thomas, 82, 126, 145 Skalbeck, Doan. 82, 150 Skalbeck, Denver, 95, 127 Skarphol, Arden, 70, 153, 173, 147 Skelding, Violet, 1, 53, 162, 171, 174 Skidmore, Gary, 95 Skinner, Donald, 82 Skylos, Guy, 53 Slane, Claude, 82 Slape, Ronald. 70. 126, 145 Slater, Karen, 82 Slattery, Terry, 95 Slaughter, Mary, 54, 11, 105, 164, 165, 172, 174, 177 Slayton, Nancy, 95 Slette, Eileen, 54, 100, 106, 161, 162, 164, 167, 174, 176, 190 Sloop, John, 71 Slosson, Leslie, 54, 154 Slowik, Pauline, 95 Slowik, Shirley, 82 Slusher, Patsy, 54, 163 Smith, Tony, 68, 71 Shith, Cathy, 95 Smith, Cessna, 54 Smith, Edgar, 12, 17, 158, 175 Smith, Gary, 82 Smith, Karen, 95 Smith, Larry, 82 Smith, Linda, 71 Smith, AWsdcn, 95, 128, 145, 158 Smith, Mike, 54, 160, 170 Smith, Sandra, 71 Smith, Sharon, 71, 157, 166, 182 Smith, Vicki, 71 Smith, Wesley, 82 Snader, Jack, 82 Snider, Sunny, 95 Snodgrans, Frances, 95 Snow, Janice, 95 Snyder, Judy, 82, 157 Somers, Kathy, 95 Sophy, Kay, 96 Somppi, Larry, 54, 120, 121, 161. 175, 182 Southworth, David, 82, 145 Spanski, Kyle, 96 Speirs, James, 96, 127, 177, 145 Spence, Patrick, 24, 155 Spence, Richard, 82, 157 Spencer, Narda, 54, 159, 162, 164, 165 Spencer, Patrick, 96, 140 Spencer, Richard, 71, 140, 157 Spencer, Ronald, 96 Spikes, Pete, 55, 140, 145 Stanton, Gary, 55, 139 Staples, Hal, 71 Starnes, Joyce, 96 Stempson, Barbara, 96, 158 Stcmpson, Gordon, 69, 71 Stephenson, Wendy, 82 Stephens, Sandra, 55, 150, 164, 165 215 Stevenson, Sandra, 55, 100, 103, 162, 168, 174, 179, 180, 187, 190, 191 Stevenson, Jill, 77, 160 Steward, Gwen, 55, 163 Stickney, Dana, 82 Stigcr, Mark, 71 Stitcs, Edward, 96, 145, 152, 153 Stocking, Bevins, 12 Stoneburg, John, 55, 123, 124, 125, 148, 161, 162, 173, 175. 187 Stoudt, Marsha, 82, 158 Stowell, Monte, 82 Strawder, Bcatrico, 96 Strawdcr, Clarence, 71, 82 Strawder, Samuel, 71, 130 Strickland, Byron, 16, 71, 100, 122, 125, 132, 134, 136, 142 Stromberg, Kendra, 96 Stromire, Bob, 55 Stromire, Patricia, 96 Stromire, Richard, 71 Stromquist, Sandy, 71 Struzan, Larry, 96 Stuart, Aaron, 00 Stuart .Charles, 00 Stuart, Judy, 96 Stubblefield, Carole, 55, 163, 166 Stubblefield, Thomas, 96 Stuevc, Dick, 55, 101, 122, 134, 135, 136, 156, 173, 176 Stutt, Marguerite, 00 Slut, Marsha, 96 Styles, Dennis, 71, 132, 135, 140, 142 Styles, Sandra, 83 Sue, Richard, 71, 130, 142, 173 Sundin, Cheryl, 71, 157, 162, 164, 166, 174, 177 Sundin, Larry, 83, 126, 140, 188 Sugimura, Francis, 29, 55, 100, 146, 162, 180, 187 Sullivan, David, 96 Sullivan, Maxine, 96 Sundquist, Phyllis, 14 Swanda, Doris, 96 Swartz, Pamela, 96, 147, 158 Sweeney, Michael, 71, 145, 152, 153 Swindall, Linda, 00 Swift, Sally, 96, 177 Swingle, Linda, 96 Swingle, Larry, 96 Swint, Ronald, 83 T Tague, Peggy, 83, 157, 162, 169 Tashner, Cheri, 96 Tashner, Waller, 71, 75 Tate, Dean, 11 Taylor, Kenneth, 56, 175 Taylor, Russell, 83, 157 Taylor, Sandra, 96 Teeny, Richard, 83 Teeter, Richard, 56 Teeter, Ronald, 83 Temple, Bernie, 71 Temple, Charlene, 56 Tendcrella, Richard, 83 Terry, Janiclle, 71, 158, 170 Terry, Kathleen, 96 Terry, Wayne, 83, 156 Thayor, Geraldine, 83, 177 Thayer, A arjorio. 56, 171, 164 INDEX Thiclman, Caroy, 96, 140, 1 4, 150, 177 Thomas, Clyde, 56 Thomas, Michael, 83 Thomas, Robert, 56 Thomas, Raymond, 83 Thomison, Patrick, 96, 130, 145 Thompson, Bob, 17 Thompson, Connie, 71, 79. 87, 164, 167, 174, 176, 177 Thompson, James. 96 Thompson, Michael, 96 Thompson, A yra, 83 Thomoson. Richard, 96, 127, 1J5 Thoreson, Clifford. 56 Thoronon, Peter, 96, 145 Thoreson, Sharon, 96 Thorne, Janice, 83, 176 Thornton, Barbara, 83, 160 Thoro, Janice, 96 Thorp, Sandra, 71, 101, HO, 111, 160, 166, 177 Thurston, Deborah, 71, 163, 172 Thurston, Linda, 83, 164, 177 Thurston, Sharon, 96 Tidwell, Anna, 83 Tidwell, Edna, 56, 158, 159, 165, 172 Tidwell, Esther. 56, 106, 157, 159, 160, 165, 172 Tigncr, August, 83 Timmcn, Judy, 63, 71, 153, 158 Timmcn, Terry, 96, 148, 158 Tinsley, Carl, 96, 127 Todd, Bill, 57 Tolman, John, 96 Tolman, Jim, 57 Tolson, Beverly, 83 Tooley, John, 83, 153 Tomlinson, Maxine, 14, 159 Tompkins, Mary, 8, 19, 24 Torrey, Barbara, 82, 154, 158, 159 Tovey. Robert, 96 Towne, Randy, 96 Tracy, Inez, 83 Trcbcr, Nancy, 71 Trcbcr, Vcronio, 96 Trigg, Leonard, 71, 130 Trigg, A argie, 57 Trout, Josephine, 22 Troy, Robert, 83, 123 Trullinger, Susan, 83, 156, 159, 161 Tucker, Jerry, 96 Tucker, Norman, 83, 140, 157 Tucker, Shirley, 96, 152 Tuller, Stanton, 57, 132, 156, 163, 173. 146 Turley, Celeste, 57, 153, 157, 160, 164, 174 Turner, Karen, 96 Tuttle, Terry 71 Twcdt, Thomas, 96 Tweed, Linda, 83 Tyler, Mary. 71, 155, 158, 174, 182, 188 Tyner, Michael, 96 Tyner, Sandra, 71, 104 Tyson, Sue, 57 U Uihlcm, Patricia, 96, 152 Ulrich, Fred, 83, 139 Unger, AWk, 96 Urbauer, Michael, 71, 157 Urbauer, Susan, 97 Uyeda, Janice, 63, 71, 164, 166, 174, 177 V Vadose, Sharon Ann, 57 Vail, Charles, 57, 122, 148, 173 Valera, Lola, 19, 57, 163, 167 Valera, Nick. 97 Van Camp, Barbara, 12, 175 Vance, Carol, 83 VanDaam, Cynthia, 83, 157 VanDomarr, Lee, 57, 105, 187. 140 Vanderwall, Spike, 83, 139 Vandcrwall, Robert, 57 VanDykc, Richard, 83, 139 Vanok, Saundra, 57 Vanlaer, Verna, 97, 159 VanMctrc, John, 71, 90 Vann, Mary, 71, 158 Vasiliou, Kathleen, 58 Vaughn, Larry, 83 Vcrbout, Cheryl, 83, 153, 177 Verbout, Michael, 58, 152, 157 Vickers, John, 58 Vickrey, Leland, .83 Vickery, Samuel, 71 Vohs, Marlis, 58 Vollertscn, Walter, 71 VonFcldt, Allen, 58 W Wade, Dora, 58, 152, 160, 168 Waible, Charles. 97, 127 Waite, John, 83 Walcott, Dennis Walker, Chas. Walker, Janet, 83, 157 Walker, Sharon, 83, 113, 160 Walker, Steven, 97 Walker, Susan, 83. 156, 155 Walls, John Walters, Tim, 83 Walton, ALicholl, 97 Walton, Rick Walton, Sylvia, 58, 156 Walworth, Linda, 97 Walworth, Darlene, 84, 146 Ward, David, 84 Ward, Samuel, 58, 79, 123, 148, 149, 140 Warner, Eldrcdge, 71, 140 Warren, Carol, 97 Warren, Wayne, 71, 173, 147 Warren, William, 71 Washington, Martha, 58 Waterman, Dean, 84 Watts, Cheryl, 59, 103, 104, 171 Watson, Cheryl, 58, 161 Watson, Donna, 71, 158 Weaver, Judy, 84 Webb, Gary, 71. 177 Wedding, Gcorgenc, 97 Wciler, Diane, 97 Woitz, Judy Weller, Jack, 97 Wells. Larry, 126, 84, 139 Wcndlcr, Stacey, 110, 111. 155, 156, 158, 160, 162, 172, 175, 177, 71 Wcndlcr, Tim, 84 Westerhout, Georgia, 97 Weston, Sharon, 84, 128 West, Stanley, 72, 154, 155 Whelan, Steve, 97, 161 Whipple, Sandra White, Darlyne, 84 White, Gary, 97 White. Greg, 126, 84, 101, 73, 139, 145, 142 White, Jean, 12, 175, 24. 165 White, Robert, 18, 24 Whitmore, Ronald, 72, 152, 173 White, Sandra, 72 White, Terry, 59 Wick, Lillian, 72, 171 Wick, Frederick, 72 Wick, Carol, 24, 25. 59, 100, 106, 112, 116, 157, 161, 167, 174, 190, 191, 192, 194 Wiek, Jim, 97 Wietz, Judy. 97 Wilhelm, Byron, 97 Wilhelm, Candy, 84 Wilhelm, Elizabeth, 72 Wilkerson, Virginia, 72 Wilkins, Pam, 72, 164, 182 Willard, Colccn, 72 Wilier, Paula, 84, 160, 176, 162 Williams, Clark, 84 Williams, Gary, 84 Williams, Larry, 97 Williams, Linda, 59, 158, 163, 164 Williams, Raymond, 59 Williams, Ronald, 97 Williams, Wesley, 84, 65 Willis, Zenophys, 97 Wilson, 8ctty, 97 Wilson, Bruce, 59 Wilson, Christa, 84 Wilson, Maureen, 59, 163, 167 Wilson, Sandra, 97, 159 Wilson, Bill, 97 Winborne, Arthur, 97 Winborne, Otto, 84 Winkler, Lauralcc, 157 Wirfs, Ralph, 12, 175, 104 Wisdom, Barbara, 97, 158 Wise, Donclla, 84, 154 Wisher, Robert, 59 Wisher, Ruth, 72, 157, 163 Wissinger, Carol, 72, 171 Wittman, Judith, 84, 156 Wittman, A artin, 59 Wiltren, Ted, 72 Wochnick, Keith, 97 Wolfe, Dennis, 59, 156, 147 Wolfe, Ken, 60, 116 Wolfe, Sandra, 84 Womolsdorff, David, 9 Wood, Jeanne, 84 Wood, Vicki, 97 Worden, Ruth, 8. 15, 174 Wordley, James, 84, 145, 142 Worobey, Alex, 126, 84, 150 Wright, Aryls, 72, 170 Wright, Cheryl, 84, 159, 1S2 Wright, Edward, 60, 154 Wright, Joe, 145 Wright, Lisa Marie, 97 Wright, Robert, 97 Wyant. 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