Rosalia High School - Spartan Yearbook (Rosalia, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1973 volume:

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Congratulations seniors from the annual staff of 1972-73. LEFT TO RIGHT: Roy Dube, Sr. rep.3 Beverly McBride, jr. rep., Shari Broeckel, Ir. rep., Barbara Wallace, Soph. rep.g Cathy Sheahan, Jr. rep.5 Betty Trull, Art Editor, Mrs. Tye, Adviserg Patty Mattausch, Ir. rep. m fg You are indeed entering into very challenging times. You will have the opportunity to participate in making our country and world a better place to live. Have a better plan or way of doing things and meaningful change can be brought about. Mr. Meserve. To the Class of 1973: You have reached an important milestone in your journey toward an education. Truly, I hope you regard commemce- ment as the name indicates: a beginning. I know you will be unable to leave Rosalia High School without pangs of regret, but I am confident you will realize the possibilities the future holds, as well as the hardships, and go forth courageously to meet both. Bon Voyage! Mr. Roberts Mr. Heglar--Have you ever seen a person that could coach football in the fall, grade school basketball in the winter, and baseball in the spring, and still do as good a job as Mr. Heglar? It's doubtful. As interested as he is in sports, it's no wonder that he teaches grade school and high school PE, and is the Letterman's Club Advisor. But he's not just all brawn and no brain, he also teaches high school history. 4 F acult Administration If ff Mrs. Widman--This picture depicts the true Mrs. Widman, always teaching science, that's why she captured the de- served title of Biology Teacher of the Year for the State of Washington. She also is co-coach for high school bowl, and the advisor for the junior Class. Mrs. Tye--Do you hear the sound of a whip cracking, chances are that Mrs. Tye is nearby. No, it is only the sound of busy typewriter keys because Mrs. Tye is the head of the Business Education department. Not only does she teach the Business courses but also Spanish. She is the Ad- visor of the Spartan Annual Staff and the Senior Class. Even though she is accused of cracking the whip, this could be the reason she accomplishes so many things. Mr. McKay--Among the baa of sheep, the moo of steers, and the squeal of pigs and tires, you'1l find Mr. McKay. He's the head of the agriculture and driver's education de- partment. Advising the FFA keeps him extremely busy. But his efforts are well rewarded as his FFA is rated among the top 10 in the state. 5 W ' A fi ? .t Q95 UB? MR. FASTEP--You can always find Mr. Eastep, our art teacher, busily drawing or creating masterpieces in the art room to the surprise of his students. He is also a veteran ping pong player and it is only logical that he is the coach of our ping pong team, which incidently had a successful season this year. MR. STAEBELL- -While advising his journalism staff, which publishes an outstanding monthly Spartanic, he sometimes slips up and subconsciously draws basketballs or track shoes all over the copy. This could be caused by always concentrating on his B- squad basketball team, or maybe he is thinking about coaching track in the spring. When he infrequently has spare time, he also advises the frosh class. 6 MRS. VOGE--Something is always cooking in the Home Ec room, whether it be tasty goodies made by the Home Ec students, or tricky schemes to try out with the girl's basketball team. With Home Ec and girl's basketball keeping her quite active, we Wonder how she finds the time to also be the FHA Advisor but she seems to handle them Without much trouble. Scholastic Scholars MR. THOMAS--Sounds of beautiful music can always be heard coming from the band room under the direction of Mr. Thomas, our music teacher. But music isn't his only talent, he also teaches English and acts as the NHS Advisor. it S 1 3, .,arffsnwz25awl i, , fa MRS. PIASTINO--Numbers here, numbers there, num- bers, numbers everywhere and in the midst you can see Mrs. Plastino, our math teacher. She's always there to discuss the confusing world of numbers and advise the sophomore class. She also makes a colossal High School Bowl Co-coach. MR. FEENAN--Amidst the smell of firm grip and kramer gesic, among adhesive tape and knee pads, our terrific coach is always there, coaching his basketball team and doing a fantastic job. On top of that, he also is our high school counselor who helps us in our preparation for col- lege. MRS. I-IENNING--Wherever there are books, filmstrips, newspapers, or huge library fines you will find our librari- an, Mrs. Henning. She is usually kept busy maintaining law and order in the library, but she always finds time to supervise that spirited group of girls, the Spartanettes. 7 - ' L X.. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Roberts, Principalg B. Trull, Historiang C. Blank, Secretaryg K. Shindler, Treasurerg P. Buchholtz, V. Presiderrtg R. Dube, President. I Q.. i 8 Student Council . -.., , 2 3 F 5 E 2 i 5 FIRST ROW: K. Wallace, M. Widman, D. Brown, T. St. John, M. Meserve, P. Mattausch, T. Sly, C. U Sheahan, C. Blank, B. Trull. SECOND ROW: R. Dube, R. Wiggins, M. Dale, P. Buchholtz, R. Prince, B. Mattausch, T. Porter, K. Shindler, B. Blank. 9 srnmn TIME IO Q39 A 'Zh 'SQL -Qgdffzai I c:'gK,. A fin.-'I' . all 1 an 11-gf Break through that line! I1 1972. Spartan Machine FIRST ROW: R. Prince, R. Scholz, G. Brown, T. Wiggins, K. Paulson, G. Galbreath, F. Wynn, 1. Willey, R. Prince, B. Kjack. SECOND ROW: K. Thursby Qcamera-manj, B. Hodges, P. Helmer, B. Mattausch, M. Hodges, D. St. John, R. Mattausch, D. Peters, P. Buchholiz, S. Watkins, M. Dale, B. Wilson, L. Hames fmanagerj, Coach Heglar. The Spartans have seen more successful seasons than the 1972 year, but a great deal was accomplished. This is the first year ever that the entire Spartan team was awarded gold helmets because of their outstanding performances at various times during the season. On September 8 the Spartans started off the After being defeated by the Mullan Tigers last season with an 8-6 victory over the Springdale year, the Spartans were ready for action when Chargers. It was a long, hard battle, but the the two teams met at Mullan September 15. The end proved to be victorious for the mighty work paid off with a Spartan victory, the final Spartan team. score being 26-7. The Spartans hosted the Chewelah Cougars September 22 for their first home game of the season. Rosalia lagged behind in the first half, but with a tremendous effort in the second half the margin was narrowed 22-20. The Spartans traveled to St. John on September For their first league game on October 6, the 22 for their home game against the Dayton Spartans headed to the home of the Eagles. The Tigers. It was a rough scrimmage with plenty of Homecoming Spirit was with the Eagles causing penalties and injuries. The final score was 35-O the Spartans to fall to defeat by the score of in favor of our opponents. 50-7. The Spartans faced the Panthers for the sixth game of the season. Oakesdale gained a large lead but in the fourth quarter the Spartans made a comeback. They were unable to overthrow the Panthers and the game ended 22-12. 12 It was a cold day at Almira for the Spartans on October 20. The game was one of defense as the Spartans held the Rebels to 8 points. However, the Spartans were scoreless. Final Score: 8-0. Rosalia's Homecoming was not a joyous event when they played the Lacrosse Tigers. It was more than a team effort, but their tough determination was not enough to crush the Tigers. The Spartans were edged 27-13. The Rosalia Spartans faced the Colton Wildcats for their final game of the season. Colton was rated as second in the state and they held their position as they defeated the Spartans 59-O. Mike Dale-Captain's Award and Inspirational Award, and Russ Prince-Captain's Award and Most Valuable Players Award. Spartan Spirit Runs High Spartan Week was a new event at Rosalia High. It was filled with class competitions to prove who had the most spirit, presentations, singing, downtown rallies, pep assemblies during noon hour, hall decorations, locker-room decorations, and special favors for football players. The week's finale was the La Crosse football game, and at half-time during the game, the crowning of Spartan Queen Betty Trull. Sing along with Charlotte, Beverly and Patty. 14 Queen candidates and escorts, LEFT TO RIGHT: Denise Wilson, Russell Broeckel, Tammy Fry, joe Noland, Charlotte Kinnaird, Tracy Porter, Betty Trull and David Northam. 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A delicious chili feed sponsored by the Rosalia Booster Club followed the game. It helped soothe the Crushers' defeat and celebrate the Shockers' victory. s fly nl: A L ... Casey? Crushers FIRST ROW: T. Fry, P. Hill, T. Sly, L. Damron. SECOND ROW: C. Kinnaird, D. Shindler, B. Wallace, B. Damron, C. Sheahan. THIRD ROW: B. McBride, S. Broeckel, P. Buchholtz, M. Meserve. I9 The Frosh team this year consisted of, FRONT TO BACK, J. Steptoe, P. Forgey, K. Wallace, K. Waterman, B. Mattausch, D. Wilson, M. Widman, S. Henning, and T. Van Dyke. CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM: B. Wallace, P. Mattausch, C. Sheahan, M. Meserve, P. Hill, C. Blank, B. Mattausch, S. Henning, T. Fry, T. Van Dyke, D. Wilson, B. Maley, P. Forgey, M. Widman, T. Sly, J. Steptoe, K. Wallace, M. Dowling, K. Waterman, D. Noland, and B. Trull. Members of the Senior team are: BOTTOM ROW: C. Sheahan, B. Trull, P. Mattausch, TOP: M. Meserve, M. Dowling, C. Blank. Watch the Birdie o Game for Kids ' . IIB!! T Gam BOTTOM ROW: P. Marr..-usch, P. Hin, B. Wallace, T. Fry. TOP ROW: C. Sheahan, B. Maley, B. Carroll, D. Shindler, and T. Sly. A Team LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Blank, D. Noland, B. Trull, M. Dowling, and D. Brown. C Team BOTTOM ROW: K. Waterman, B. Mattausch, T. Van Dyke. MIDDLE ROW: I. Steptoe, S. Henning, P. Forgey. TOP ROW: M. Widman, D. Wilson, C. Lawson, K. Wallace. Homemakers of Tomorrow The FHA chapter's year was filled with work, fun, and honors. They held a bake sale, celebrated FHA week, and supplied the food for the FFA -FHA barbeque. Among the fun things, Regional Meeting at Deer Park, frosh initiation, Easter Egg Hunt, Senior Brunch, and Recognition Day at Kettle Falls. A few of the honorsg Mrs. Voge was selected as Region IV's advisor, Marie Meserve was 2nd Vice-President of Region IV, they received honor chapter, and Barbara Wallace was elected state Director of Leadership for next year. Rosa1ia's FHA received the highest rating Q99. 31 for their presentation at Recognition Day. They were commended at the FHA State Meeting in Ellensburg for S. P. E. A. R. , a career day organized by the sopho- K K V,,,,N,X more Home Ec. class. 2 -wgggr H ta ka me HUMEMA s Yff AMERICA FIRST ROW: B. McBride, P. Hill, T. Sly, P. Forgey, D. Shindler, B. Mattausch, S. Henning, D. Brown. SECOND ROW: P. Mattausch, K. Waterman, S. Broeckel, L. Damron, B. Carroll, T. Fry, B. Damron, D. Noland, P. Carroll, C. Kinnaird, L. Kjack, G. Oliver. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Voge, C. Sheahan, K. Wallace, J. Steptoe, B. Trull, R. Froese, L. Clark, T. Van Dyke, R. Porter, D. Wilson, C. Lawson, M. Meserve, B Norton, C. Blank, T. St. John, B. Maley. 22 Examining the rose bushes are this year's officers. LEFT TO ONLY A DIME A DIP!! RIGHT: D. Brown, Presidentg C. Kinnaird, I-Iistoriang B. Trull, Secretaryg C. Sheahan, Song Leaderg B. Norton, Treasurerg P. Mattausch, Vice Presidentg J. Steptoe, Freshman Representative. nomd qkwi' 4' af 1' 4' 4- -' 23 What a Bunch of Honeys LEFT TO RIGHT: Brad Schu, Freshmang Russ Prince, Chapter I-Ioneyg Marc Hodges, junior. NOT PICTURED, Randy Terrell, Sophomore. - Frosh Earn Junior Degree FIRST ROW: Jana Steptoe, Kathy Waterman, Candie Lawson. SECOND ROW: Patty Forgey, Sandee Henning, Barbara Mattausch. x State Degree Recipients Marie and Cathy FIRST ROW: B. Kjack, B. Schu, R. Prince, D. Clark, M. Widman, T. Wiggins, R. Broeckel, R. Scholz, F. Wynn, D. St. John, M. Bowman. SECOND ROW: P. I-Ielmer, S. Gfeller, R. Willey, R. Prince, J. Willey, K. Day, R. Wiggins, R. Lawson, G. Bothman, C. Brown, T. Sheahan, Mr. McKay, Adviser. THIRD ROW: T. Nelson, K. Paulson, B. Blank, R. Terrell, G. Brown, L. Hames, T. Henning, I. Noland, D. Peters. W --N..-so Na....r..,.,.,- - .Hr H.:-fy ..-f - 3,1 9 j 112, ' V . Hilfe, I ,S .. .. xX This year the Rosalia Chapter was active in many events. Part of the reason for our successful year in our activities was the able leadership we received from our officers. They were: Rick Lawson, Re- porter, Greg Bothman, President, Jerry Willey, Sentinel, Russ Prince, Treasurer, Randy Wiggins, Vice-President, and Kevin Day, Secretary. F A PARLY TEAM, FIRST ROW: R. Broeckel, B. Schu, B. Kjack, R. Willey, F. Wynn, P. I-Ielmer. SECOND ROW: T. I-Ienning, K. Paulson, P. Buchholtz, L. I-Iames, B. Hodges, B. Blank, T. Sheahan. NATIONAL OFFICER VISITS: Zane I-Iansen, National Vice President from the Pacific Region, speaks to the ASB. Zane also attended Vo-Ag classes and was able to meet PUBLIC SPEAKERS: Brian Blank, Robin schon and individually with the 10Ca1 FFA members- Roy Dube relax and share some tricks of the trade. JUDGING TEAM, FIRST ROW: T. Sheahan, G. Brown, B. Blank, D. St. John, B. Schu, T. Wiggins, R. Prince, D. Clark, B. Kjack, R. Willey. SECOND ROW: G. Botlnnan, R. Wiggins, L. I-Iames, K. Paulson, T. Henning, K. Day, R. Terrell, C. Brown, J. Willey, D. Peters, B. Hodges, P. I-Ielmer, R. Broeckel, T. Nelson, S. Gfeller. SWEET!-IEARTS: After testing and retesting the four candidates for FFA Sweetheart, we finally decided on Cheryl Blank. The other three candidates were: Lynn Clark, Junior, Debbi Shindler, Sophomore, and Candie Lawson, Freshman. FIRST FEMALE FFA'er: Mary Widman will always be remembered as being Rosalia's first girl FFA member. Mary was initiated into the chapter with some mixed feelings though, but after she became the chapter's Creed Contest representative and placed second in the county, we knew she was a true member. 27 NOT wfkwwg Max Bowers Mark Bowman Russell Broeckel Megan Calhoun Richard Clark Patty Forgey Garry Galbreath Steve Gfeller Pat Helmer Sandee Henning Brad Kjack Candie Lawson jeff Liberty Barbara Mattausch Richard Mattausch Tim Nelson Randy Prince Robin Scholz 28 Brad Schu Jana Steptoe David St. john f. Q - -- - was wE,f' Sim? 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We came in first in the season ticket sales, and received a skating party to Tiffany's, where almost everyone came back with their share of bumps and bruises. Our class participated in Spartan Week by helping decorate the halls of RHS, and adding to the spirit of the school. You must admit, that this has been the year of the Juniors. Qfiftfiif W ligiasff i'5.EidliZ5'j-f sQ3,iV Hs i 5b Q -ff N Vi:- ,::', if ,ff ixff f f2:UffWQi' . wt 'E le? .-,Ta . I 'z--1. .fi ein, ,,:. !: f ff Fifi' 6 gy f 5- 3:25, , f 'f in ggzg-fag. 1 ,yi 3 H . l 55,12 th 45fLl1,fiN :1b':H:i:4.g:g.. W4 ' -Q 'z ' X-i.-i : 1 is ,. '?fY i' f f v wh a E 5 MQ ft ij , 1 t , t gb V523 , il hz: ' , i,Z:?,vi132,i4i Jerry Willey 4' Keeps on Truckin' -.....,,WMMH ASB rep.: Cathy Sheahan President: Tracy Porter Sgt. at Arms: Jerry Willey 1 Secretary: Charlotte Kinnaird WOWSIE ' V. President: Marc Hodges Treasurer: Shari Broeckel 33 F.T.A. Todays Students for Today's Students For Tomorrow's America -- an appropriate theme of our Rosalia Future Teachers of America, headed by Mrs. Widman. This vivacious group sponsors various activities which includes the Christmas Party, a time when the alumni return and speak about college. Also this year on our visitation we visited Spokane Garry junior High School in Spokane. We were able to observe teaching methods in action, and see the workings of a different educational system. Moneymaking activities for this year included participation in the school carnival and a concession stand at a basketball game. This money is used for an FTA scholarship given every year to a deserving student. OFFICERS--FIRST ROW: M. Meserve, M. Dale, P. Mattausch. SECOND ROW: G. Oliver, T. St. john, B. McBride, D. Brown. A T 2.22 FIRST ROW: C. Blank, P. Mattausch, B. McBride, B. Trull, T. St. john. SECOND ROW: S. Broeckel, C. Sheahan, D. Thomas, M. Meserve, B. Norton. Brown, G. This year the all girls NHS sponsored a roller skating party for members and guests at Tiffany's in Spokane. Also an NHS sponsored dance helped to raise money for the NHS scholarship to a deserving Senior from the class of '73, They maintained the reader board and in the spring initiated eight new members including three boys who will help to keep up the reader board during the cold months next year. OFFICERS--FIRST ROW: Mr. Thomas- Advisor. SECOND ROW: D. Brown-Secretary, B. Trull-Treasurer, C. Blank-President, T. St. John-Vice President. NI-IS'ers: What a crew! Odd S Ends A typical study hall. RSSAUL 8 un L me su as FREEMl The reader board crew is always ready No Lee, that's not a garter snake. 36 AT picalDay at RHS Ed Sullivan, eat your heart out. What a key burner! Yep Robin, you do good work! To start the school year off with a Boom !, the band marched at the Palouse Empire Fair. One event led to another including support for our basketball team through their pep songs, a Pop Concert at St. john, the Christmas and Spring Concerts, marching in the Lilac and Torchlight Parades, and last but by no means least, play- ing the Pomp and Circumstance at our unforget- table graduation. HONKY TONK BAND !! HEAD MAJORETTE Betty Trull 38 HONOR BAND R. Blank R. Prince C. Blank B. Tfllll R. Dube BANNER CARRIERS: R. Froese, P. Carroll. FIRST ROW: T. St. John, B. McBride, L. Damron, D. Shindler, M. Calhoun, C. Blank, P. Mattausch, P. Hill, B. Damron, P. Forgey, S. Henning. SECOND ROW: T. Porter, P. Buchholtz, M. Widman, T. Sly, T. Wiggins, R. Prince, J. Noland, B. Wilson, B. Mattausch, S. Broeckel, K. Shindler, K. Wallace, K. Waterman. THIRD ROW: C. Sheahan, M. Meserve, T. Nelson, R. Dube, K. Paulson, J. Willey, B. Schu, S. Watkins, R. Scholz. FOURTH ROW: B. Kjack, D. St. John, D. Mattausch, B. Blank, B. o'Keefe, R. Broeckel, Director Mr. Thomas. FLAG TWIRLERS P Mattausch, T Sly D Brown, B Damron BAND OFFICERS FRONT ROW: M. Meserve, C. Blank. BACK ROW: R. Prince, B. Trull, T. Porter. 39 I, Z, Ready Sing! The R. H. S. Chorus raised their voices in song at the Christmas Concert and then looked forward to the spring concert which was titled, Spring Fantasy '73. The highlight of the year was when they traveled to St. John to participate with five other schools in District IX to put on a combined concert under the' direction of the directors from the participating schools. CHORUS OFFICERS B. Mattausch: Representative M. Dowling: President B. Wallace: Sergeant-at-arms P. Hill: Secretary P. Mattausch: Vice President FRONT ROW: L. Clark, B. McBride, R. Porter, L. Damron, P. Forgey, D. Waterman, T. St. John. SECOND ROW: L. Kjack, G. Oliver, B. Maley, T. Fry, D. Shindler, B. Mattausch, M. Calhoun, S. Henning, C. Blank, B. Carroll, S. Broeckel, M. Meserve. THIRD ROW: B. Trull, B. Norton, T. Sly, R. Froese, B. Damron, I. Steptoe, M. Widman, K. Wallace, D. Noland, D. Brown, P. Mattausch, P. Hill, C. Sheahan, C. Kinnaird. FOURTH ROW: R. Prince, K. Thursby, B. Wilson, M. Steptoe, B. O'Keeffe, R. Dube, R. Scholz, T. Nelson, G. Galbreath, R. Prince, R. Terrell, Mr. Thomas-Dir. FIFTH ROW: I. Willey, R. Wiggins, P. Buchholtz, R. Mattausch, T. Porter, K. Shindler, B. Mattausch, R. Sorick, R. Broeckel. 40 Triple Trio. B. McBride, D. Brown, T. St. John, D. Shindler, Singing a little Christmas carol is Bev B. Maley, C. Sheahan, M. Meserve, B. Mattausch, S. Henning, McBride, one of the soloists of the and G. Thomas. concert, Silver-throated songsters. Singing in this year's Honor Chorus are M. Meserve, B. Maley, B. McBride, T. St. John, C. Sheahan, T. Porter, K. Thursby, and P. Buchholtz. g What a bunch of hams! Singing in this yea.r's Double Quartet is R. Wiggins, J. Willey, K. Thursby, R. Prince, T. Porter, P. Buchholtz, S. Watkins, R. Mattausch, and G. Thomas. 41 Future Actors Sz Actresses Demonstrate Talents Bells Are Ringing On December 6, 7, and 9th of 1972 the Music Department presented its musical Bells Are Ringing. The weather outside was frightful as according to the song and so the attendance was not as great as we had hopedg however, the cast came through with flying colors and performed Well in spite of cold Weather outside. FRONT ROW: L. Dale, B. O'Keeffe, R. Peringer, S. Shindler, P. Mattausch, L. Damxon, B. Norton, R. Broeckel, B. McBride, T. Porter, B. Damron, D. Shindler, D. Wilson, R. Wiggins. BACK ROW: S. Broeckel, R. Froese, R. Prince, R. Prince, T. Wiggins, T. Nelson, D. St. John, P. Helmer, B. Schu, K. Thursby, B. Mattausch, M. Meserve, C. Sheahan. FRONT ROW: B. Mattausch, D. Wilson, B. Carroll, D. Noland, B. McBride, T. Van Dyke, M. Widman. SECOND ROW: Roger Riggs-Dir., S. Henning, M. Meserve, C. Sheahan, C. Blank, I. Steptoe, P. Mattausch, B. Trull, G. Galbreath, T. Sly, M. Bowman. TI-HRD ROW: T. Porter, R. Mattausch, M. Dale, B. Mattausch, D. Smith, P. Helmer, T. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: M. Bowman, J. Willey, R. Scholz, B. Blank, J. Noland, R. Sorick, P. Peringer, T. Wiggins, B. Schu. wymmwm- ,wmawwmvf ww Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia 3 I' 3 E I1 S AWARDS Reardan CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Freeman Rosalia 45 Colfax 70 Freeman Rosalia Ritzville 57 Reardan Washfucna COUNTY TOURNAMENT St- John Rosalia 40 St. john 51 PHIOUSE Rosalia Endicott 63 Garfield Rosalia Tekoa 61 LHCFOSSC Rosalia Columbia 58 Colton Endicott DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Oakesdale Rosalia so sr. John 52 Tekoa Rosalia Asotin 53 Oakesdale Rosalia Oakesdale 73 Palouse Garfield Tekoa Washtucna N R 5 P K. D -I ' t' 1 R, Wxgigifgjplfx FIRST ROW: B. Blank, R. Dube, R. Prince, J. Noland, K. Day. SECOND ROW B. I-lodges-Free Throw Shooting L. Hames, R. Wiggins, P. Buchholtz, B. Hodges, D. St. John, CoachC Feenan. NOT PICTURED: B. Wilson, S. Watkins. Faithful Stat Keepers: M. Widman, P. Mattausch, B. Trull, B. McBride. 'Wherever We Go, They Follow! ! FIRST ROW: R. Scholz, T. Wiggins, R. Prince, B Kjack, R W11ley SECOND ROW Coachj I-Ielmer, D St john, S. Gfeller, J. Quackenbush, B. Blank, T. Sheahan, G Galbreath Rosalia Rosalie. Rosalia Rosalie. Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Reardan Freeman Freeman Reardan Washtucna St. John Palouse Garfield Lacrosse Colton Endicott Oakesdale Tekoa Oakesdale Palouse Garfield Tekoa. Washtucna . .EV ...V wg-l,.f. Spirit of RHS LEFT TO RIGHT: ASB rep.: Monica Dowling President: Patty Mattausch Treasurer: Peggy Hill Point keeper: Charlotte Kinnaird Secretary: Bev McBride V. President: Peggy Carroll fnot pictured, La..w N :el ,: Q f 1.. ,.,. lr ' ' 2: sees... K., .,, ., If .ss ..2, L:.,,A . , I Wa, ifgefgff- ff l f f, .- if mf . 2 Whether it's a freezing football game or a tense basketball game or just taking tickets at the door, that same spirit is always present with the Spartanettes. The girls and their advisor, Mrs. Henning, engage in other activities such as decorating goal posts, selling coneessions, painting signs and of course, rooting on the mighty Spartans at all their games. So when you hear Spartanettes mentioned, think of the SPIRIT OF R. H. S. SITTING: C. Blank, C. Sheahan, M. Meserve. FIRST ROW: T. Fry, K. Waterman, J. Steptoe, S. Henning, B. Maley, P. Forgey, M. Calhoun, T. Sly. SECOND ROW: M. Dowling, Mrs. Henning, B. Mattausch, K. Wallace, B. McBride, T. Van Dyke, P. Hill, S. Broeckel. THIRD ROW: D. Noland, B. Norton, B. Carroll, L. Damron, B. Damron, R. Froese. FOURTH ROW: T. St.john, P. Mattausch, C. Kinnaird, B. Trull, G. Oliver, D. Brown. 49 Ha. fag. 5 await f I .L.t i ,Q fi fs. iii Don't miss now, Betty! Be au tiful Basketball Our very own orange lady. WINS -- LOSSES 5 0 Girls' basketball had another terrific season. Both the A- and B-squads were undefeated in regular season play. They competed against Oakesdale, St. John, Garfield, Palouse, and Tekoa. The County Jamboree was held at Endicott, but the girls weren't quite prepared for the opposition they met. They lost the Jamboree, and Rosalia's excellent team received no recognition for their season of work and wins. 50 B-SQUAD--STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Candie Lawson, mgr.5 Tracei Sly, Mary Widman, Karen Wallace, Jana Steptoe, Denise Wilson, Megan Calhoun, mgr. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Waterman, score keeper, Barb Wallace, Barb Mattausch, Becky Maley, Sandee Henning. 51 FRONT ROW: S. Gfeller, R. Porter, T. Sheahan, G. Bothman, M. Steptoe, R. Wiggins, B. Norton, M. Calhoun, D. Shindler, C. Kirmaird, T. Sly, Mr. Staebell. Hodges. BACK ROW: B Editor Assistant Editor Sports Editors Feature Editor Literary Editor C artoonist Reporters Adviser Mimeographers Stencil Typers Charlotte Kinnaird Benita Norton Brad Hodges Randy Wiggins Tim Sheahan Debbie Shindler Rolla Porter Greg Bothman Megan Calhoun Steve Gfeller Tracei Sly Mike Steptoe Mr. Staebell Garry Galbreath Charlotte Kinnaird Cathy Sheahan Marie Meserve Patty Mattausch Steve Gfeller Megan Calhoun Debbie Shindler Bev McBride Hard at work! Type Benita, type! ll 0 Q ff Q ornmg Paper, Slr 53 Spartamc: This magic moment X Yes, it was This Magic Moment at the Holiday Inn in Spokane for the 1973 junior Prom. The exciting evening be- X' J i'eA 2 gan with a delicious steak dinnerg later x everyone boogied to the fantastic music from of Daybreak. At midnight, the band stopped playing, but all who attended will long remember the magic of that night! .1 Q, 4 Q Queen Teresa St. john and King Kevin Shindler I 1972.-73 Royalty N , ,Sw 3 , W , Rosalie Spartans Keep on Trackin' . The 1973 Rosalia track team assaulted the school records from the very first meet. By the end of the season, Paul Buchholtz, Russ Prince, Scott Watkins, Bill Wilson, and the mile relay team of Bill Wilson, Russ Prince, jim Quackenbush, and Paul Buchholtz had erased 10 school records. The mile relay mark was reduced an unbelievable 19 seconds, to 3:40. Attending the county track meet at Moscow, idaho were Russ Prince, Paul Buchholtz, Scott Watkins, Jim Quackenbush, and Bill Wilson. Both Buchholtz and Watkins qualified for State and placed first and second at the Dis- trict meet in Pullman. At the State meet in Cashmere, Watkins placed ninth in the shot, and Buchholtz placed 4th in the 440. Both of these trackmen are juniors and will be shooting for placings at the State meet again next year. Coach Staebell was pleased with some of the fine individual efforts through the year. Weightmen take a break! is is PAUL BUCHI-IOLTZ ROBIN SCI-IOLZ DICK MATTAUSCH STEVE GFELLER JIM QUACKENBUSH JEFF LIBERTY 100 yd. dash Discus Shot Long Jump Long Jump 100, 220 220, 440 880 Discus High Hurdles 880 High Jump High Jump Relays Javelin 2 Mile Mile Relay 880 Relay Mile Relay A Relays BILL O'KEEFE BRIAN BLANK SCOTT WATKINS RUSS PRINCE BILL WILSON COACH STAEBELL Discus High Jump Shot Put 100 yd. dash Long Jump Track Coach Javelin Mile Discus Pole Vault Triple Jump Time-Keeper High Jump Mile Relay Javelin Triple Jump Low Hurdles Bus Driver Mile Relav Mile Relay Distance runners prepare for a long haul! Scott Watkins, Shot Put--Second Place District Ninth Place State T r a C k Russ Prince- -Inspirational Award m .-Numa.-ww-WmvwMu.aw mwm..mms:a,mU,s.vwwme,1w,f-afwwmwm-.,mfmwwwme-.aivswve Paul Buchholtz, 440 yd. Run--First Place District Fourth Place State Honors Mile Relay Team--New School Record 3:40 Spartan Baseball 1973 FIRST ROW: B. Mattausch, R. Prince, R. Terrell, K. Day, R. Willey, B. Galbreath, D. Northm. SECOND RCW: M. Dale, P. Buchhol1z, T. Porter, D. St. John, P. Helmer, B. Wilson, B. Blank, I. Noland, Coach Heglar. 61 In the dugout are the spirited stats keepers: Barb and Peg Way to keep the record straight, girls! Rosalia 10 vs 5 St. Georges Rosalia 4 vs 10 Moscow Rosalia 7 vs 15 Freeman Rosalia 22 vs 1 Palouse Rosalia 8 A vs 3 N .W. C . Rosalia 16 vs 6 Endicott Rosalia 1 vs 8 Moscow Rosalia 4 vs 9 Washtucna Rosalia St. John Rosalia Oakesdale Rosalie. Colton Rosalia Lacrosse You asked, Who's number one? That's Coach Bill Heglar, he really 1S NUNIBER ONE! Neeeeeyaaaaa, rounding third and heading for home ' ' ay another one in here, Bill buddy! This was another successful base- ball season, especially when con sidering how young our team was The majority of the games were played exceptionally well and many of the younger players gained valuable experience for next year's season. Keep up the good work men ! A Peggy moves out ! BOTTOM ROW: K. Waterman, D. Wilson, I. Steptoe, P. Hill, B. Trull, Mrs. Voge. TOP ROW: B. Mattausch, T. St. John, C. Blank, M. Widman. .mmm awmamsm an ,sm Q' WQ:. emffw-Inn -ummqm 1 mnqvinw , This years gir1's track team consisted of nine regular members, whom through all sorts of weather managed to do excellent in all events, including the relays, long jump, discus, javelin, etc, etc, etc!!! ! ! For such a small group, they represented the school well. 'iw X4 r wr. M Can you make it? 4 i Es 'i s if 5 3 , 3 The Mark of Excellence ! O A O Q O O M-m Good! This years cooks are Marge Day, Bernice Broyles, and Emma Widman. 7 i Our very own Mister Clean--Herb Wheeldon. 66 Handy Dandy Neil. He's not only the head mechanic, head bus chauffeur, best fixer- upper, but an A11 -American Good-Guy! Keep them wheels U1 a'rollin! LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Van Dyke, Ella Finley, Stan Hartung, Neil Wyer Nina Blank, and john Peters. Bills bills bills! Secretary Judy Littleton. School Board. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lester Damron, Maurice Allert, Randy Mattausch, Hubert Prince. h HQ T105 FS 6 MICHAEL DALE Class Officer 1, 2, 3, President 35 Student Council 3,45 FTA 3,4, President 45 White Shirt Gang 1, 25 Letter- man's Club 1, 25 Chorus 1, 25 Drama 45 Ski Team 45 junior Achievement Award Winner5 Pep Band 15 Con- servation Camp 35 Outstanding Camper 3. BETTY TRULL Class Officer 25 Student Council 2, 3,45 ASB Historian 45 Annual Staff 3,45 NHS 2, 3,4, Officer 45 FTA 2,3,4, Officer 35 Pep Club 1,2, Officer 25 Spar- tanettes 3,4, President 35 FHA 1,2, 3,4, Officer 2, 3,4 5 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 45 Majorette 45 Stat Keeper 45 Badminton 1, 2, 3,4, Frosh Doubles Championshipg Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Track 2, 3,45 Soft- ball 1, 25 Homecoming Queen 45 Junior Achievement Award Runner-Up5 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,45 Honor Band 2, 3,45 Powderpuff Football 3,45 Drama 45 Battle Days Queen 15 Outstanding Teenager of America 3,45 Who's Who 4. MONICA DOWLING Class Officer 3, 45 Fair Princess5 Student Council 3,45 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Editor 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Spartanettes 3,4, Officer 3,45 FHA 1, 2,3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, President 45 Triple Trio 3,45 Band 1, 2, 35 Powderpuff Football 3,45 Softball 1, 25 Pep Band 1, 2, 35 Outstanding Teenager of America 45 Basketball Captain and Inspirational 4. DAVID NORTHAM White Shirt Gang 25 Chorus 45 Ensemble 3,45 Baseball 4. ROY DUBE Class Officer 1, 2, President 25 Student Council 2, 3,4 ASB Vice-President 3, President 45 Annual Staff 3,45 FTA 1, 2, 3,4, Officer 35 FFA 1,2, 3,4, Officer 45 State Farmer 3,45 State FFA Vice-President5 Parly 1, 2, 3,45 judging Team 1, 2, 3,45 White Shirt Gang 1, 25 Letterman's Club 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Honor Band 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2,45 Track 1, 25 Baseball 1, 35 Math Award 35 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,45 FFA State Convention 1, 2, 3,45 FFA Nat'l Convention 45 Debate 25 FHA Honey 25 Who's Who 45 Outstanding Teenagers of America 4. PEGGY CARROLL Class Officer 45 Spartanettes 3,4, Officer,45 FHA 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Badminton 1, 25 Basketball Manager 2, 35 Softball Manager 25 Homecoming Queen 35 Baseball Stat Keeper 45 Gir1's State Alternat Musical 35 Drama 3. TERESA ST. JOHN Prom Queen 45 Student Council 45 NHS 4, Officer 45 FTA 1, 2, 3,4, Officer 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Spartanettes 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Honor Chorus 45 Triple Trio 3,45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Musical 35 Badminton 1,2,3,45 Track 2, 3,45 Math Award 45 Debate 15 Powderpuff Football 3,45 Drama 45 Spartanic Assistant Editor 3. RUSSELL PRINCE Class Officer 1, 3,4, President 15 Student Council 1,2, 3,45 FTA 15 FFA 1,2,3,4, Officer 45 Parly 1,25 judging Team 1, 25 White Shirt Gang 1, 25 Letterman's Club 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Ensemble 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3,4, Officer 3, President 45 Honor Band 2, 3,45 Musical 3,45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,45 Music Camp 25 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3,4, Captain 4, Most Valuable Player 45 All County Football 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 45 Drama 45 Stage Crew 45 FHA Honey 4. KEVIN SHINDLER Class Officer 2, 35 Prom King 45 Student Council 2,45 ASB Treasurer 45 White Shirt Gang 1, 25 Letterman's Club 25 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,45 Honor Band 35 Basketball 25 Track 2. DENISE BROWN- -SALUTATORIAN NHS 3,4, Officer 45 FTA 2,3,4, Officer 3,45 Spar- tanettes 3,45 FHA 1,2, 3,4, President 45 FHA State Convention 35 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Triple Trio 45 Musical 35 Flag Twirler 3,45 Badminton 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 2, 35 Powderpuff Football 3,45 Girl's State 35 Drama 35 High School Bowl 3,4, Captain 45 Out- standing Teenagers of America 3. 5 ei KEVIN DAY Class Officer 35 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 45 Parly 1, 25 Judging Team 1, 2, 3,45 White Shirt Gang 1,25 Letter- man's Club 1,2, 35 Chorus 1,2, 35 Band 1, 25 Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Inspirational 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Mr. Clutch Award 35 Pep Band 15 Stage Crew 45 Drama 1. DEANNA NOIAND FTA 15 Spartanettes 35 Fl-IA 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 1,2,45 Band 15 Badminton 25 Track 2, 35 Softball 1,25 Rosalia's Junior Miss 45 Debate 25 Powderpuff Football 3,45 Drama 3, 45 Battle Days Princess 3. CHERYL BLANK- -VALEDIC TORIAN Class Officer 1, 3,45 Fair Princess5 Student Council 3, 45 ASB Secretary 45 Annual Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 45 NHS 2, 3,4, President 45 FTA 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, Officer 25 Spartanettes 3, 45 FFA Sweetheart 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3,4, Officer 45 Honor Band 2, 3,45 Flag Twirler 35 Musical 35 B-Squad Cheerleader 35 A-Squad Cheerleader 3,4, Camp 2, 3,45 Powderpuff Football 3,45 Badminton 1, 2, 3,4, Frosh Doubles Championship5 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Track 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 25 Honor Student 45 junior Achievement Award Winnerg Pep Band 1, 25 Drama 45 Outstanding Teenager of America 45 Who's Who 4. MICHAEL STEPTOE Transferred from Oakesdale 35 FFA 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Football 3,45 Stage Crew 3,45 Journalism Photog- rapher 4. RANDY WIGGINS Class Officer 4, President5 Student Council 45 State Farmer 3,45 FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Officer 3,45 Parly 1, 2,35 judging Team 1,2, 3, 45 White Shirt Gang 1,25 Letter- man's Club 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Ensemble 45 Band 15 Musical 3,45 Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Captain's 8 Defensive Awards5 Baseball 15 Pep Band 15 FFA State Convention 3, 45 FFA National Convention 35 Drama 3, 45 FI-IA Honey 35 Powderpuff Football Coach 3,45 State Judging Team Finalist 2, 35 Journal- ism Photographer 4. LoU ANN KJACK Class Officer 45 Fair Queen5 FTA 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Spartanettes 3, Officer 35 FI-IA 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1,2, 3, Officer 35 Baton Twirler 2, 35 School Play 35 B-Squad Cheerleader 25 Powderpuff Football 3,45 Pep Band 1,2, 3. GAIL OLIVER FTA 1,2, 3,4, Officer 45 Spartanettes 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,45 Badminton 1, 2, 35 Track 25 Debate 1. KENNETH TI-IURSBY Class Officer 1, 35 FTA 1,2, 3,45 State Farmer 35 FFA 1,2, 3,45 Parly 2, 35 Judging 1, 2, 35 White Shirt Gang 1, 25 Letterman's Club 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Chorus 3, 45 Honor Band 1, 25 Ensemble 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Musical 3,45 Football Manager 3,45 Basketball Stat Keeper 35 Track 25 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA State Convention 1, 2, 35 Music Camp 3,45 FFA National Convention 4. Une Step at a Time Always Forward Purple and Orchid Lilac RS Ziyi-H H, 4.5 ,,, W -9 Efifl,-.SEK wer, A MNA s N, I SN f' 13 YEARS TOGETHER. . Lou Ann K'ack Teresa St. ohn Cher lBlan.k, Denise Brown, Monica J J V Dowling, KevihShind1er, Mike lDale, Roy Dube, Kevin Day. Awards Valedictorian ........... . . . Salutatorian ........ . . Betty Crocker Homemaker . . . . Danforth Foundation .... , , Citizenship ..,,,, , I Babe Ruth Sportsmanship . . . , Bausch 8 Lomb Science . . , National Mathematics . . . . . Ralph Morgan Inspirational . . . , Band.......... .. Choi-us......... .. Accompanist . . , , ASB President . . , , ASB Secretary . , , ASB Treasurer . , , ASB Historian . , , Randy Wiggins, Cheryl Blank Denise Brown Denise Brown Roy Dube Cheryl Blank Roy Dube Betty Trull Russ Prince Monica Dowling Mike Dale Teresa St. John Mike Dale Kevin Shindler Russ Prince Monica Dowling Roy Dube Cheryl Blank Kevin Shindler Betty Trull -. .W JUST HANGING' AROUND Randy Wiggins, Presidentg Russ Prince, Representativeg Monica Dowling, Secre taryg Lou Ann Kjack, Treasurerg Cheryl Blank, Vice President. NOT PICTURED Peggy Carroll, Sergeant at Arms. FTA Scholarship. . . . . Betty Trull NHS SCh01arShip. . . . . Monica Dowling 72 Well now, how did Santa know that I wanted a whip?? get a hair cut Shindlerl! ZL: -.l, k.k, . f' Qv- -5,55-6 Fifi fi ...I Senior' s Worst Pastime !! Senior's Favorite Pastime. . . . . 73 rv . , iv-- X D1d you guys ever hear the Joke about an gig, . Northam, I don't want your desert. Can't you tell that I'm on a diet??? 74 The Galloping Gourmet! just like mother used to make! The Three Stooges. . . 75 Roller Derby was never hke th1S' lull 5 olden lx Ur or 'J Owner WJ Sch1eche Spangle, Washlngton S ervlce resiauruni' Un1vers1ty Crty Chrysler ca Plymouth lx rdwure Servmg e Caterp111er S john Deere Commumw 5 Sales and SeI'V1CE 25 Years 284 5179 TEKOA, WASH hula.-rg ol ax olqles :elder coffee Ros alla Washmgton bank Bank Ma11 -Falriuelel A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE locally owned smce 1908 an Sh1r1ey A ccounts Invrted Fmest Skill! Chrnese and Amemcan Food Pete Eng, Prop A11 Around SEFVICG Is Our Bus1ness St John, Wash ' 1 A' he al 9 E E Q . - CO. ch o o - . 4. I 76 r 8 n 3 5 , 5 'LL H 5 F T lo LL E C fi U i 7 2 Q W 3 1 ll 3 N. 13:5 'iv' Q ec ard. -Q E :'1 f'111f: 2 t 5 if CLEAN ENERGY Spokane, Washington EE, 5 North Palouse Rd. COLFAX WASH R V' r T yl THE WASHINGTON WATER POWER C0 HARDWAR W GOOD LUCK SPARTAN G1 2,1 Edg CCDLPAX MEAT PACKING CCD. RQSALIA J fi SPARTAN SPONSORS. . AMERICAN OIL COMPANY Wynn and Floyd ANDREW BABB TOWING SERVICE Rosalia, Washington BEELER'S EMPIRE STORE john, Monica, SBob RAY'S CI-IEVRON STATION Ray and Virginia Bothmann CUB DRIVE-IN Home of the Spartan Burger FARM SUPPLY M and M and Oliver-dealer BEN'S BODY SHOP S TOWING 24 hour service MALDEN CABOOSE TAVERN Ruth Law PLAZA PLAZA GRANGE SUPPLY Farm Supplies and Petroleum SPCK ANE NORTH'S CHUCK WAGON Banquet and Catering Service ROSALIA JAEGER INSURANCE AGENCY Howard S Bud THURSBY BROTHERS Registered Polled Herefords PORTA PRODUCTS AND MACHINE Gary Porter ROSALIA CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev, Milton Bryarly, Minister ROSALIA MOTEL Lewis C. Romo and Jerilyn L. Romo W.F. WILHELM S SON To be in business tomorrow use touay's seeds LONGHORN CAFE Rosalia , Washington COLFAX COLFAX A S W Colfax, Washington PERRY S LEE The store for men and boys FAIRFIELD KFAIRFIELD GOOD SAMARITAN CENTER Fairfield, Washington OAKE SD ALE LINKE TRUCK AND IMPLEMENT CO. Your International and Goodyear Headquarters THORNTON MCGREGOR CO . Thornton, Washington 78 Gateway to Fine i' Since 4 -98 1943 I 611 0 West F v Sewing Schools Throughout I Q , The County K , O P k 0 l Huber Washington FELDMAN BRGS. elm-xenon Q I HIE, Rosalia, Washington Ogle T1-ull-Manager I UAKESDALE I OLD NATIQNAL BANK IMPIBIEIXQIFIEIE CO. Rosalia, Wash. Williams Lake Spartan Boosters. . Rosalia Barringer's Clothing Store Bill's Cleaners Brophy's Texaco Service Brown Auto Company Bud's Barber Shop Burnham and Burnham Auctioners Anderberg Chevrolet Citizen journal Dretke's Country Kitchen Evelyn and Al Morgan Fashion 220 Helmer Hardware Company johnny's Paint 8 Linoleum Jaeger Funeral Home Reed's Quarter Horses Rosalia Greenhouse Rosalia Hardware Trustworthy Stores Rosalia Servisoft Standard Oil Station Tony Galbreath Thursby Brothers Wayne Hodges F a1rf1eld Cornwall Machinery Company Dodge's Thrift Store Saunders and Ott Inc. 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