Shelton High School - Saghalie Yearbook (Shelton, WA)

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Nutt wiiiafa 'R 'o .ahh Thunderation! We Show Determination Those responsible for stimulating pep and enthusiasm are members ofthe Pep Staffand Pep Club. These two bodies worked together as they strove for their most important goal - cheering the team to victory. ln doing this they organized and supported Rooter's Buses. For away games girls made cookies which supplied the team with a relief from starvation after their hard workout. A new idea inspired by Pep Club was Rally VVeek which eon- sisted of daily activities leading up to the first league basketball game. Added to the club was a new feature of uniforms for all the members. This showed to all the unity ol' Pep Club and the support they gave to their team. PEP CLUB President Bette Cowan. Vive President Beth Quimby. andmlohn Tyl7t'ak. See- retary Cail Zeigler, Treasurer Kathy Dale. SENIORS: Susy Bertuzzi. Kathi Bolender. Kay Bolling, Cathy Cardinal, Cheryl Chambers, Beth Crumb, Rosanne Cains. Sandi Gruver, Cathy Luhm. Patty Nlell, Marilyn Moe, Cathy Neth. Karen Rarnslield, Verdell Rye, Kar- en Smith. Sylvia Sund. Tammy Tembreull. Diane Turner, Clenn Yan Blari- com. Tom Yillines, Mary W'almsley, Nanry Watt, .IL'NIURS: Aloan Barnett. Linda Barrington. Linda Barrom. Karen Bodle. Karen Borek. Paula Brown. Anne Connolly. .Judy Debban. David Eyander. .Xlberta Evers, Tracy Hamlin. Ginger Head. Sue Henibrofl, Barb Hubbard. Pat McNeil. Karol Nlarkey. Debbie Maranyille. Sharlene Xiikkelson. Cary Nliltenberger, Debbie Nlyers. Lynn Nelson, Peggy Nelson, Cathy Perry. Don Pogreba. Pam Robb. .Ioan Rye, Terry Stewart, Patti Strand. SOPHONIURES: Robin Bakke. Alody Crumb, Shari Cruyer, Cheryl James, Virginia Medley, Marilyn Okano. Joyee Powell. Fran Rive, Debby Rollevson, .jennie Smith, Sandi Steensen, Nancy Swanson, l.eahe Swayze, Patty Thomas, I,inda Trotzer,klanit'e VVhit- tenberg, Barb W'ollf ,-22. ,ig

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Lldon Xllen Bill Xndcrson Clashing, rashing, ,gm 4 ,x Dashing And Passing Like a young bull on its first trip to a china shop, Shelton's varsity football team, led by eoach Jerry Mills, stampeded into another lootball season. .Ion Armstrong Cary Xustin Beginning with the Iamboree. held for the iirst time on Shel- 'L 1 ' ' 'V I K - i ' I Q W l ohn Boardman ton soil, we got a glance of the coming season f win a lew, lose a few. Despite their losses the mighty 'Climbers showed that they would not be trampled by the opposition. ln a game with South Kitsap, our heroes literally sent the VVolves home with their tails between their legs in a defeat of 45-0. 'l'his is one night that will belong remembered. Sheltonls victory was short-lived for the next week the High- climbers bit the dust and lost to North Kitsap. During Shelton's Homecoming against West Bremerton. the 'Climbers played their best game ol the season. In the first quarter the Wildcats made a touchdown, but the 'Climbers remained determined and rammed through the line for a tying goal. Although the Highclimbers lowered their horns, pawing wildly to hold the line, the Wildcats clawed through in the last 30 seconds to score and win the game. Although we didn't win any trophies or climb the ladder to the top, we proved something more important. We could take de- feat. Because ol' the determination. attitude. and spirit of the team and fans. Shelton won the Sportsmanship .Xwardg some- thing we can all be proud of. xlim Borst Xlike C' ir Jer . ,Q t Chief Clayton Chris Close Bill llaniels Rollie Uuckham ,ar-:bv ,Jw Dave Gunter ylohn Koch Bob Lee Marc Lonn Dick Look lom Malloy 15 Rick Marshall lom Marshall