Shelton High School - Saghalie Yearbook (Shelton, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1968 volume:

f, QW. 3. , ,. :wx ,. v, t 1,3 vhs ' m H M' ' -1 uw. gi . ,,. ,,m'X+vgA 4 far ' 4 I5 if M .-1,3 M, M'- -Q .3 ,Y f ff- ,v J 1 . meg 1 H f illid . .P 1 f 4 , x in 5 fl 1' Presented by The Associated Student Body of Shelton High School Nineteen Hundred Sixty Eight Co-editors: Anne Connolly Linda Witcraft Copy editors: Jan Donaldson Tom Bolling Layout editors: Lindy Parker Georgie Magnett Art editors: Steve O'NeiIl Beckie Holland Advisor: Mr. William F. Steinbacher l l 1 Dcdiculivn We, the class of I968, are proud to have our dedication bestowed on an individual that we feel has con- tributed a great deal to the most exciting school year of our lives. You have had most of us in one of your classes during the past three years. You have your own easy- going way of teaching, which we all have enjoyed. We have all often put off our assignments, and more times than not were always goofing off. But you always seemed to smile at the good things we did, and even managed to smile at all the bad. This year you have been of special help to our class, as you served as our Senior Class Advisor. You helped us prepare for the future, in a way we know is right because it came from you. Because you have been such a great inspiration to us, we the Class of I968 are proud to dedicate the '68 Saghalie to you, Mr. Andy Tuson. 2 rf ' 4- cial' Q an f N1 ig::3GEx1a 'lx 5 sv 'Nw-W 2 as .ex i A so 'g san J.. M ,AA V :AWA Q ' N. HZ K- it 3 A 'X ' yan l MMG, ,.,. Ag A ' - Mi ,A A hm' Mn.: 'JP' T flow fs H -9 Q9 Q .M AA,Ax.A was .A.r..zi' -Ii ' 1 vM M',t:AzJAxaQ 4 4 ::i-genus -:l:tm-- Cfzble of Gfanfcufs Fall ...., Football .,...... A A Cross-Country ..... A A Homecoming .... A A Activities ....... A A Junior class ...... A A Sophomore Class .... A A Winter ........... A A Basketball .,A.. A A Wrestling ..A..., A A Administration A A A A A Activities ..... A A Freshmen A AA AA Spring A... A A Baseball AAAA A A Track AAAA A A Tennis A,,A A A Golf AAAAAA A A Activities A A A A A Seniors AAAAAAAA A A Activities List A A A A A Advertising A A A A A Lii Fall Well, nere We ao again inlo anolner year . . . 57or soine of ns il 's our lasl one . . . 6545? We snre nad a greal snnnner! Hal look, lne leaves are lnrnina colors, Jjnsl bel lnal .?all's nere . . . il sure eaine aniekly . . . ,orelly soon llie lrees will oe lrare . . . look al lnose dark elonels . . . il 's gonna rain prel- ly soon . , . lrnl il inialil even be snow . , . who knows? 150111 Cnings snre l1a,o,oen fasl . , . lel's jnsl lake soine lirne onl . . . sil down and relan . . . naaylre lalk . . . or inanbejnsl lnink lo ourselves . . , .7all aioes ns lnings lo do . . . foollrall aarnes lo ao lo . . . inaylre we'll nil lne dance aflerwards . . . if We lnink lnal eerlain sonieone will be lnere . . . fT'ptim- ., T1'-ei-+ WMF? 0? M h ' x Q . 1 6 W a- Welk fall's hhallg hrade it here . . . ahil it hraaght a hiee feelihg , . . evergvhelv dvih' their ,vart . . . it 'S sure great tv khvvv we'vegvts,vir1t . . . Sgeakihg af spirit . . . that 's svhaethihg We just gvtta have . . . if we eah keep this ap, We'l! sure have a great gear . . , 6'vergvhe's hehrihg ih their viva Wag . . . fast hekvihg . . . it 's a great feeiihg . . . 57al! 's alsv the time far some sgeeial reeaghitivh . . , I thrhk the kids that av hrvre deserve it . . . .?al!'s heat . . . hat .7 like wihter hetter Q . . .7 thihk fall? about vver, sv Iet's get reaag for wihter . . . it :aight be a gvad ahe . . . wha khvws? sp .I -a u H M 6 ,gym S' 0.1: s ff2wa'z1 'fvfvp f - ?3 - ., f -.f v 2 24 Q ' Q 1' ' K Q , 7 sy 122 Q K ki ,. 3 . X? +2 .. i 35 ' W ilu ' . Q . . M 9? 5 . f Q Q SS' f Q35 4- Lvl' ,fi X51 - A k?Qm,kww?i 54 QQ xx W5 F in 1 ,K , ., j Q1 5 , is X 1,--A QOQA W..- ' 1 3ffl .W an mv was , e ,fgic iff! 2 Ylfw' Qs S54 11, V. ,5- 5 FL, his V, . V .55 , , V -L, , Ls, is F K 1 Uk 1 Q1 'a s f 2 k 1 mf 5 my ,ggi My EA 53 ,fi si ig as Y '-5W?El X , 43- W 5 -iff' 5 Q if 5' iii 's PEW? ,. ,A -:T ijt :Z 3?-Q ai 2, s Sgff mf 6. mn V ., .r e-44-T i-if: 4 ,, A f M. VARSITY FOOTBALL ZYKSZ' 130112 Coach Jerry Mills, Lane Dorcy, Mike HOW: Bud Tuson, Marvin Willson, Doug Wright, Gene Purvis, Bob Mcf McDowell, Gary Miltenberger, John Koch, Steve Witcraft, Alan Tahia, Paul Clanahan, Mark Weston, Bill Anderson, Bill Richards, Dave Steinberg DeMiero, Tom Malloy, Coach Jack Wright. SECOND 150114 Harvey Farri- .7OlllCZ7,l-1' 160112 Gary Raymond, Gregg HasBrouck, Fred Weil, Jim Rob- mond, Bill Daniels, Mike Timpani, Scott Puhn, Bruce Wilson, Brad Brans- erts, Bruce Pearson. ford, Gary Austin, Eldon Allen, Dave Puhn, Coach Bill Brickert. THIRD 8 PEP STAFF JRONC ROMA Mari Iyn Okano, Leslee Einarsson Linda Barrington, Betsy Wil lard. SECOND KOH? Mary Ta bor, Jennifer Shefler, Sue Hem broff, Gail Ziegler. lloufhful Hlzluirers Qimi Gozhg Zlfllyflf A young and inexperienced Highclimber team mounted the gridiron for the i967 football season, full of high hopes and aspirations ofsuccess. The Highclimbers started off with a nifty 2I-7 victory over the Elma Eagles, but ended the season by suffering five suc- cessive losses, to a record a 2-6-I season. After being thumped at the hands of the 8th ranked Port Angeles Roughriders 33-O, Shelton turned next to their l967 Homecoming game, matching them against a tough East Bremerton Knight squad. East proved to be just that, by turning-off a second half Shelton surge to win by the lop- sided score of 46-ll. Though it was not a successful season. valuable experience was gained and all returning players are saying, Just wait until next year. Let's hope they're right. A J JN 3 X X . M5 X 4 c +., , H f Y A It . MMS. - V+ i J, A IL SHELTON ll 7 O 7 6 6 O 2I O Season kvcap Elma Castle Rock Chehalis South Kitsap? Central Kitsapf North Kitsap Port Angelesk East Bremerton? West Bremerton ' Season record 2-6-I League record I-5 League games 425 CROSS COUNTRY SWOJVZZ Martin Savage. Mike Sparks, Joel Zehe, John Flower, Bob Cole. 1311474 Ross Godwin, Jim Connolly, Phil Krogh, Bill Fuller. Umss Ckfurziry Season Kemp SHELTON I6 Central Kitsapf 46 35 East Bremertont' I9 29 South Kitsapf 28 20 Bainbridge 43 I9 St. Martins I4 Olympic district meet Shelton 46 West Bremerton 50 South Kitsap SI East Bremerton 77 i'League games In Cross Country low scores wins. QlP mil J-fvmecrfmzlzg Weak af Hvlorful vents The bonfire, flaming up in a big burn-out, creating flicker- ing shadows on the surrounding buildings and filling the air with glowing cinders drifting to the ground, imparted a mood of excitement. This was the time in which the stu- dents released their pep and enthusiasm which had been built up in them by the homecoming week. The activities of the week ranged from flower sales and slave sales to a ser- pentine and pep assemblies. Also as the clues were given out each day over the announcements for the football hero, students racked their brains to figure out his identity. Deb- bie Arkin finally solved it when she guessed Alan Tahia. lt was not too soon after that Fred Weil came to be known as Mr. Irresistible. His official name was Cheshire Cat. Then the White Rabbit came on the scene. As John Tylczak found it hidden behind the football scoreboard the fact was recognized that it was the second year in a row John had found it. Queen of Hearts awards were handed out to the winners of the contests on Friday, and then the pep staff went through their routines to raise the pep of the students for the game which came up that night. V Q , 'Q-' 1 3' . 3 if 4 X 'T Q, ,F 5 k Q 1.3 x . A55 Q , - wr 45 4 ' ,'+-fr-wnwqk ass-1, ' . L , Y lf f 'K 2 954. fi? ,,fYS'Q1fr1l: Vw, agfwm '- L 1' PRESIDENT Eldon Allen mate Dwelvps kill in 17 mdership Every fall each Civics, U.S. History and Vocations class elect one student to represent them in the school Senate. This is a student government group which meets twice a month to discuss, decide and plan Senate and student ac- tion for the improvement of our school. With the new constitution going into effect two years ago, this year's Senate has become more powerful and accom- plished greater objectives. This year with the Senator's approval, a pop machine which was installed in the angle building, has added to the income ofthe Student Body Fund. The Senate also sponsored Operation We Care, which involved the collection of bandages, bubble gum, and soap for the U.S. soldiers to distribute to children in Vietnamese villages. The Senate was also responsible for the appropriation of money to pay for the jewelry box given to Judy Stratford, the foreign exchange student from Australia. Being a member of the Senate creates an understanding of how our State and Federal governments operate and also gives students a chance to develop qualities of leadership. VICE-PRESIDENT P Scott Puhn of F x -Y . SENATE: HOW I: Don Bearden, Debbie Rae, Julie Remsberg, Karen Cole, Pam Robb, Gene Avey. KOW2: Bruce Hoard, Cheryl Fleenor, Frances Rice, Jan Donaldson, Bob Ruddell. . ,,,Ab ll . ., A Q .az E l l V M H TREASURER Anne Connolly 2' SEC RETARY Chris Ness if ff' President Leslee La Bissoniere Program Chairmen Karen Bodle and Linda Cruick- Scrapbook Committee Judi Long and Sherri Smith. President Dave Puhn shank !, Representatives Donna Reed, Debbie Banister, Debbie Rae, Kathy Dickinson, Cyn- thia Rice. Busy llmr far the Vice- President Chuck Thompson Secretary-treasurer Alan Tahja 18 I Boy's Club was not as active this year as past years. This was due to a lack of interest and not poor leadership. De- spite this setback, they did manage to produce Thanksgiv- ing Baskets to give to the Good Will. They were also plan- ning to have the Mother-Son Banquet as in the previous years. Dave Puhn, as President hopes that next year the new President will not have the same problem. Girl's Club managed to maintain interest and had an active year. Leslee LaBissoniere, who proved a capable leader, and Girls' Club produced a Father-Daugher Banquet, and start- ed a new idea of selecting a girl of the moth, and a girl of the year fro'm the nine candidates previously chosen. Presi- dent Leslee LaBissoniere was assisted by Ginger Medley as Vice-President, and Jana Barnett as Secretary. As usual the Girls' Club sponsored the Tolo. The theme this year was Strawberry Fields Forever . Decorations were beautiful as usual. Music was provided by the Poor Mans Guardian . , fmqw. ,lwgff-M. 542' ff' gif 'M Q I ? if .nu- 8' s mtv GIRLS' STATE: Beth Quimby, Aleca Ruddell, Pat McNeil. Gaining 61f,verie14ce in Kifizmshzp lt was really neat, I just loved ity l wouldn't have missed it for the world. These were comments received from the boys and girls who attended Boys' State and Girls' State this year. .lan Donaldson, Gary Miltenberger, Don Bearden, Jerry Sparks, and Bruce Wilson attended Boys' State held at Gonzaga University in Spokane. Aleca Ruddell, Beth Quim- by, and Pat McNeil went to Girls' State held at Central Washington State College in Ellensburg. They learned Gov- ernment procedure and how to live together as responsible self-governing citizens. Both groups agree that the two States will help consider- ably in their lives later. They now know more about what is happening in our government and what makes it work. One of the highlights of the Boys' State was the talent show at the end of the week. Saturday night the boys displayed their talents on stage in groups and singly. Although this was the highlight for the boys, the girls took a different view on what their high point was. They felt that the decorating of their cities added extra fun. Every night the girls would stay up and work on their deco- rating. The week which they spent at Girls' State and Boys' State turned out to be not only profitable but fun in several ways. Those attending Girls' State and Boys' State would like to extend their appreciation to the American Legion Auxiliary for giving them the opportunity to attend. BOYS' STATE: Gary Miltenberger, Don Bearden. Jan Donaldson. Bruce Wilson. Wrfrkiug for the Ken Ht of 0 hers Without these willingly anxious service groups, our school would be up the creek . These kids all spend hours upon hours helping to try to better our school in any way they can. O is for order, the key to any office. O is also for Office Workers, who try to help turn the key of order. With the guiding hands of Billie and Floy, the Office Workers learn their duties and carry on. They help keep track of the at- tendance, file, answer phones, deliver messages, and other miscellaneous duties. Ifyou were lost in the library and you needed help, you would probably ask for help from the Library Workers. Under the direction of the librarian Mrs. Erwin, these girls give up their study hall to assist the students in checking out books, locating research material, decorating the bulle- tin boards, and doing a number of other activities to help make our school library more efficient. Everyone has probably heard of Key Club, but few know anything about it. Key Club is devoted to the idea of better- ing our community. lt is an international organization of which Shelton is a member in the Pacific Northwest Dis- trict. Their motto is We Build . They are led by Mr. Mills. One of their more important activities is selling tickets at various athletic games. One of the students' favorite pastimes is going to and watching the assemblies. The Assemblies Committee, headed by Mr. Rear, makes all the arrangements to provide many interesting programs for the entire student body to see. Equipped with hammer, rope, paint, and nimble hands, the Stage Crew goes into action. They spend hours laboring on the scenes for the school plays. ASSEMBLIES: KOWI. Anne Connolly, Pat McNeil. NOW 2: Lane Dorcy, John Tylczak, Advisor Mr. Mike Rear. KEY CLUB: IZOIVI: Steve Schaffer, Dave Puhn, Les Okonek, Don Pogreba, Jim Connolly, Joel Zehe. Art Nicklaus. K'Oll'2, Larry Bacon, Greg Richey, Mike Timpani, Jan Donaldson, Bruce Wilson, Scott Puhn, Elliot Carlsen, Bob Ruddell, Don Bearden. NOW3f Rick Peckham, Jack Stentz, Keith Jack- son, Jerry Sparks, Bud Tuson, Frank Schmidt, Curt Grubb, Gary Miltenber- ger. OFFICE WORKERS: KOH l. Alberta Evers, Jane Swindall, Mari Kay Sewell, Jimmie Vercher, Debbie Arkin, Holly Scott, Karen Dayton, Bev Seager. k'0ll'2. Marcia Moore, Mary- Ann Haney, Robin Bakke, Cinda Clark, Sheila Holtorf, Sandi Munsell, Bonnie Younglund, Barb Brown. KOZV3. Linda Purvis, Patsy Miltenberger, Cathy Perry, Lindy Parker, Deb- , bie Banister, Nancy Einarsson,Veta Holtorf, Sheri Behrends. Georgie Magnett. KOW4. Anne Connolly, Karen Bodle. l Cindi Russell, Dixie LaFond. GAA: HOW I. Carolyn Rau, Susan Morris, Darlene MacMurray, Beverly Brown, Betsy Willard, Mrs. Ruth Willard. HOW2: Vicki Noreen, Jody En- gen, Paula Brown, Patty Thomas, Debbie Haney. HOW3. Patty Sheppard, Jennie Smith, Becki Holland, Shari Gruver, Cathy Petty, Sherry Carpenter. HOW 4: Mary Wolfe. Sue Wilkowski, Toni Cole, Barbara Brown, Mary Anne Haney. 42125 F 2 like in me 7' s uf' 'li SCARLET S: HOWI. Sarah Kreger, Chris Flint, Patty Thomas, Vicki Noreen, Cathy Petty. HOW 2: Sue Wilkowski, Jennie Smith, Shari Gruver, Paula Brown, Becki Holland, Sherry Carpenter. Games, fre! emcuf, Hike s ,441 cn ure If you enjoy having a good time athletically with other girls, the Girls Athletic Association is the club to join. Some of their activities are volleyball, swimming, skating, basketball, and many other group activities such as hiking Cbike or otherwiseb. At the Shelton football and basketball games these girls can be found in the stands busily selling candy and coffee to the many sports fans. Each year they attend playdays at different schools. This year Shelton attended a playday in West Bremerton. The girls are now forming volleyball and badmitton squads for competition. Before these squads are formed the girls will have to have physicals and school insurance. The Girls Athletic Association advisor is Mrs. Ruth Willard. The officers for the year are President Chris Flint, Vice- President Vicki Noreen, Secretary Sue Morris, and Treasur- er Sandi Pozorski. Shelton's S Club, advised by Mr. Jack Wright has become very productive in the past two years. This years S Club, has raised money through popcorn sales at basketball games and wrestling matches. With the money raised the S Club has bought red blazers worn by the basketball team, and plans to buy more blazers to outfit the football team. This years S Club was headed by President Mike Swisher, Vice President Ron Howe, and Jan Donaldson acted as Sec- retary-Treasurer. S CLUB HOW It Chris Thompson, Chuck Thomp-. son, Gary Austin, Bill Richards, Steve O'Neill, Lane Dorcy, Marv Wilson, Mike McDowell, Doug Wright. HOW 2. Mike Swisher, Ed Adams, Bruce Pearsen, Eldon Allen, John Flower, Mike Timpani. Steve Witcraft, Larry Hergert, Fred Weil. HOW 3: Don Cox, Brad Bransford, Martin Savage, Jerry Sparks, Bill Anderson, Jan Donaldson, Kurt Grubb, Greg HasBrouck, Bob McClanahan, Jim Connolly, Dave Steinburg. HOW 4: Dave Rose, Don Bearden, Ron Howe, Bruce Wilson, Craig Reynolds, Mike Sparks, Bruce Hoard. wIlnl.Arsiv',1 l ssvl1 al on 2 -MwMH,..M.,1,, ,M ,Q , -, .W ammalz , v--0.5 2 3' .. ...f,,i, : Mvmf... , 4 21 -Q-,,ws.s-Q., '65 f V . K? K K A -f in ' ' A - ,-.Y .nksxg gl Ay Q' Q x v Mm H., xx Q Fifi 5 xg EW 1' , 2 Y , :A , ' Q 'br A., fi' 1 'HI , Q, K xl 'K I 'qi N M ,I ye if fin 'Ash ,,,. gg. AJF llikygki 1, 255 if sf f-'I Q33 . e 5 , 1 5 5 5 3, ' Ei? f 2 ' . , ,whiff LV ,, N g A 1 Tl TVlU V 'T T'7'V'T '7 il itll' will l ,i Members of the Production Father Gomez ...., ..... Jim Swayze Homer Smith ........ .... D on Bearden Mother Maria Marthe . .. ... Diana Burgess Sister Agnes ...,,.. Sister Gertrude .... Sister Elizabeth- , . Sister Albertine .,.. Jose Gonzalez ...., PatMcNeil . . . . Barbara Hubbard . . . . Jennifer Shefler . . . Virginia Medley BruceHoard Orville Livingston .... ....... J erry Robertson Ballad Singer's Voice .... .... Assistant Director , , Lighting Director . . . Sound Engineers . . , Wardrobe Mistress . . . ...., ....... . . . . Wardrobe Staff ...,., Merridee Anderson Cheryljames ..,,,,.,,,,,,..,.....ChrisLonn . . . . Virginia Medley, Bruce Wilson Debi Homan . . ...,. Christy Ness, Fran Rice Properties Master ,,,. , ,,,.,,,,,....,.,. Judy Engen Properties Staff .... ..,,, A nn Connolly, Linda Williams Art ,.,.., Stage Manager ...,. Stage Crew ..... Director , , . ...........,,...,SteveO'NeiII , . . Jeanette Rublin . , Mike Frank, Frank Kuhr, Joe Waldrip ....,. Mr. Dean Tarrach Dreziiiezfie Premiere Greet hewiizeizsizip Cn the evenings of December 7 and 9 the Drama Depart- ment presented F. Andrew Leslie's adaption of William Bar- rett's lilies if tile Jield. lt is the story of a man Homer Smith and his experience with a convent of nuns in a remote val- ley in the American Southwest. Homer Smith, portrayed by Don Bearden, was a man of exceptional talents, but a man who was never able to stay in one place too long. Mother Maria Marthe, portrayed by Diana Burgess, ruled the convent with conviction and in- sight. The title of the play is from a Biblical quotation, Matthew 26:21 'K . . ,fliid why lake ye tiiauglil for raiiiieiif? Censider ilie lilies if the Held, haw they grew, they mil iief, iieitlier da liiey spin , . , K' President Dave Deuel,Vice-President Bud Tuson, Secretary Rita Nutt, Treasurer Janet Nigor. c gsl s s Ed Adams Meridee Anderson Jan Armstrong Joan Auseth Gary Austin Larry Bacon Gail Bailey Ron Bailey Robin Bain Bob Baker Robin Bakke Vicki Banister Dave Barnett Phil Barnett Becki Beatty Larry Beerbower Curt Bennett Carol Besch Linda Bickford Greg Bina Rick Blake Mike Bloomtield Bill Boad Tom Bolling ,yymqwlgi 41 J --K, . , X t 3 2 3 , .Pts sf sm 1 4 f .tis if 'US .A- I t 4: 13 Q24-.,j2'.fw3Qi..,,'f ,a fn . .. sk, ,- , x ti' wif M? .sw t 3 wr 5 Sys, f, , st f F sv. iss' i s - fa- A 1 K tt, Energetic juniors Cry Chair ffzzrde I Launching their year as enthusiastic members of the Stu- dent Body, the Juniors began another trek toward fulfilling their goals for this year. Leaders such as President Dave Deuel, VicefPresident Bud Tuson, Secretary Rita Nutt and Treasurer Janet Vigor completed a year with success. All of the spirit that was shown by the Junior class promises a head start for their forthcoming year as Seniors. Annual activities, proving prosperous, included Junior sponsored dances and the Junior Prom. Fund-raising pro- jects boosted the treasury toward a much needed invest- ment. Advisors Mr. Nelson and Mr. Knight assisted the Junior class with various issues and propositions. Their services were greatly appreciated. The Juniors' energetic participation in pep assemblies pro- vided the programs with that extra vitality and zip. These qualities made the Junior class our most hearty,supporters. s an 5. .,3 Q+..a.,.,, e 4- WN 1 L - M , , T 'NW' lkl In -my V VV In I A I ' 1 ,f ' et.. 5 r ,F I ..., All ' I is L k U f lm I ' my N Q I ' 341: R, 1 l ,Q .5 L g '34 ' f-rf 'tt J PM f i': A if 'Q 'U '- r 5 ff A ' tg 'qqyz . 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' ' t W f A X' .550 : we ww ,ff J M t t 'A 1. 5 V ' ' 'gr' Q4 Pete Neilson Mrs. Nichols Vicki Noreen Rita Nutt Marilyn Okano Jim Okonek Les Okonek Rick Peckham Jeanne Petersen Mark Petersen Larry Petersen Kathy Petty Betty Pole Joyce Powell Kathy Province Scott Puhn Gene Purvis .lay Ramsfield Harold Redman Jim Reeder Linda Renecker Craig Reynolds Bev Rhoades Frances Rice 'BE' Bill Richards Greg Richey Jim Roberts Scott Robertson Kathy Robinson Betty Rogers Debby Rollefson Bob Ruddell Chris Savage Ruth Savage Frank Schmidt Bill Schuffenhauer Chris Schuffenhauer Holly Scott Sally Selvidge Dick Shrum Pat Sisson Jennie Smith Robyn Smith Lynn Southmayd Sue Speece Sharon Stansell Sandy Steenson Dave Steinburg 1, ., I K , , 31 ,A 1 231215 ,sf -,wa f zzWwL3,.a:fw ix. , 'V 1 S 5 IW, at Zgf3gg,.f ,ff ,Se .Q .-f,.. ,, ,gk . gi ,t 2 :sa , it iff iii X 23394553 S4 will W- , ,wa Z, ,, M V 1 J Q, wif N S ,J vii fx . T , 5, 15445 ', wig ,W , ,3 , ww ,. 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I B. - Sw. , ' sw f 1 - we IN, 0 if KK 5, tg t sl W.. x M, ..., ,,AA A Bi E, SJ Q J Q1 gg , 2, 2 ' ,gi nys? B 5, V - was my i, ogg, is 9 LM Nm -egg.. an L'L - it B' Q Q A ih- 3 5 - LE,-5514 1 mr ffl Q If f , w g U Ulla-7' -X, .,h, ,- ,jr ' .. Doug Yorke Jim Zopolis Judy Waggoner Ed Waite Joe Waldrip Bill Warner Jim Weddle Ramona Wermer Jolean West Steve Witcraft Mardella Worthy Hugh Wilder Linda Williams Brad Wilson Marv Wilson Terry Wokoiance Barb Wolf Connie Wolfe Brian Workman Doug Wright President Scott Busack, Vice-President Mike Sparks,3ecretary 1-Zaye Cheril Zeller. Scheel, Treasrrrelf Babb ing, Bursting, Kill' Hewzldered Although the sophomore class is the youngest in the high school, it doesn't mean that it has to be the smallest. To prove the fact is this years class. It out-numbered both the junior and senior classes this year with two-hundred nine- ty-three students. Senior Courtesy is constantly being pounded into the heads of all underclassmen. Being the youngest, sopho- mores feel as though they are always being ranked, ridi- culed, and persecuted. However, they have accepted the fact that they are underclassmen and must abide by old traditions. Being advised by Mrs. Ruth Willard and Mr. Steve Jay, the sophomore class officers, President Scott Busack, Vice- President Mike Sparks, Secretary Gaye Scheel and Treasur- er Cheryl Zeller, have successfully tried to participate as much as expected. Building up treasury funds was well accomplished by a profitable bottle drive and other money- raising projects. The sophomores played a big role in the school this year as they helped raise pep and spirit. The sophomores usually participated wholeheartedly in this years activities. With all of the adjusting and getting acquainted, it is usual- ly rather difficult for the sophomore class to have many activities. The sophomore class of l968 has pulled through with a prosperous year. 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On, well, better yet back tb tne books ..,, :F Tk if , by gtg 5 I -PM Jw N, sas!-ww-awww , W? Q ,. by Q. I as 353 gtk' 'k ' time VARSITY BASKETBALL YKONZ7 H0144 Ron Howe, Mike McDowell, Bruce Tuson, Jerry Sparks, Frank Schmidt. Mike LaMarsh, Chris Close, Bill Dan Wilson. Jim Corey, Jan Donaldson. BACK KOH? Coach Jack Wright, Bud iels, Mike Sparks. Zlimlfcr Hagfrs Have Hard year lt was a season of peaks, of ebbs, of stunning upsets and heart-breaking losses, a season that saw a near win over lofty Port Angeles, and final defeat at the hands of South Kitsap, a season in which five seniors played their final games. For this year's Climbers, lady luck preferred to look the other way most of the time. The Climbers entered league competition with an even 4 and 4 mark against non-con- ference foes and brought it to a final 8 and ll mark with 2 league wins over North Kitsap and one each over East and West Bremerton. Averaging slightly over IO points a game, Jerry Sparks ranked high among the state's scoring leaders throughout the campaign. Jan Donaldson provided good hustle coming into the game late on many occasions. Chris Close, Bill Daniels, and Mike LaMarsh, along with sophomores Jim Corey and Mike Sparks also contributed greatly to aid the Climbers in a season which well could have ended in the District or State play-offs. 3 R' M, 'mah SH ELTON 77 6I 47 44 45 76 87 53 73 63 5l 7I 54 75 S7 SS 63 63 64 Season Recap Elma Centralia Hoquiam Centralia Hoquiam Montesano East Bremenonf North Thurston West Bremerton Port Angeles Elma North Kitsapf Central Kitsapl East Bremerton Port Angelesk North Kitsapk South Kitsapk Central Kitsapf South Kitsapf Season record 8-II League record 4-7 League games :Wm -T.. MANAGERS: Jim Roberts, Fred Weil. Pat Cardinal, Larry Bacon. 8th GRADE BASKETBALL. KOWI: Kent Christmas, Dave Lund, Jeff Thompson, Jeff Okano, Neal White, Duane Wolfe. KOWZ: Tracy Arm- strong, Elmer Herrel, Jim Robinson, Bob Woods, Tim Fredson, Lee Erhart, Mike Connolly. KOW3: Mr. Terry Gregg, Bill Bacon, Bill Gray, Jerry John- sen, Richard Walker. Mark Johnson, Don Neth, Mike Nutt, Ron Anderson. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL: KOWI: Bob Quimby, Mark Timpani. Mike Johnson, Kevin Dorcy, Steve Stockwell, Jim Densley, Paul Wittenberg, Don Purvis, George Lemagie. KOWZ, Larry Parsons, Bob Turner, Steve Richey, Gary Burger, Tom Parker, Rocky Nutt, Bruce Cole, Mike Bac, Mr. Lynn Sterns. ,'k , U ' tfsn- , ,. I , JUNIOR VARSITY: Brad Bransford, Gary Austin, Ed Adams, Kevin Reynolds, Lee Burfield, Bob Cole, John Flower, Bruce Hoard, Leroy Dailey. Larry Ba- con, Mr. Jerry Mills, Fred Weil. SOPHOMORES: .7KOjVZ' HOW: Mike Johnson, Mike Bourgault, Randy White, Randy Lewis, Scott Busack, Jerry Clary, Alan Olsen, Curt Stimpson. HAUK KOH4 Mr. Bill Brickert, Dan Cush, Joel Zehe, Steve Selby, Ric Coots, Carl McFarland, Rex Thompson. 320 4 ,4 Cjhanfing Krvufds PIM Pin! Pin! ' ' The throng of cheering people started their chant. It grew and became a spontaneous uncontrolled roar. PlN! PIN! PIN! The referee slapped his hand on the mat signifying the pin and another victory. The crowd cheered ecstatically as the Climbers conquered another school. This was the excitement that prevailed over this year's wrestling season. Under the leadership of a new coach, Steve Jay, the Shelton Grapplers had a fairly successful season. They were defeat- ed by the East High Knights, and other than that, it was sel- dom that they were touched by other schools. At the start of the wrestling season, shortly after Thanks- giving, most schools had a large turnout for wrestling. East had 70, South had about 50 and Shelton pulled through with an initial 20. In spite of this minority number, experi- ence prevailed. Out of the I5 wrestlers that stuck with it, I3 were experienced either from Jr. High wrestling or previous high school experience. During the year turnouts were rough, matches were gruel- ing Cbut rewardingj and the weight loss, Cdue to the specifi- cations of weight classesb was dynamic. lt takes guts! I know it hurts but gut it out. In spite of the odds against them, Coach Jay and his faith- ful few won 8 out of their I2 matches. Marvin Wilson was the only one to make it to District this year. This was not only the end of a successful season but the foundation of seasons to come. The increase of Jr. High wrestling under Mr. Jon Day, promises to increase the man, muscle and brain power ofthe future high school wrestling program. v w 'Z' u 3943 4 31,46 dw. , Q , ,wnmk mum g . .9 tg , ga Vs If Ni ff Mann Newcomers in Onr Administration Since last year our school's administration has undergone many changes. We have gained two'new counselors, Mrs. Barbara Martin and Mr. Glen Butler, who were busy guid- ing students, giving tests and helping with the general management of the school. They have also introduced such new ideas as a new and better-liked study hall system. Mr. Chet Dombroski, our new principal, was formerly a counselor and a coach at Shelton High School. Mr. Frank Willard is in charge of the Reed Building, which includes night school, special education classes, Rogers School. A fairly new person in the administration is the Superin- tendent of Public Schools, Mr. Louis Grinnell. Mr. Grinnell came to the Shelton School District two years ago. Members of the school board last year. Dr. Herbert Her- gert, Mr. B. Franklin Heuston, Mr. Dick Brewer, and Mrs. Doris Hillman as clerk. These members returned to serve with two new members, Mr. John Sells and Mr. Ernest Hamlin. All of these people work together to make the Shelton School System run smoothly. V-nv-wnnmarw ug, Mr. Chet Dombroski, Principal SUPERINTENDENT AND SCHOOL BOARD: S224 F- ED: Mrs. Doris Hillman, clerk, Mr. Ernest Hamlin, Mr. John Sells, and Mr. Richard Brewer. board members, and Mr. Louis Grinnell, superintendent. .5'?.f1lND.L'V4Z architect Mr. Harold Dalke, and Mr. B. Franklin Heuston and Dr. Herbert Hergert. board members. Mr. Frank Willard, Director of Special Services. if KN fr' iv. v Mr. Glen Butler, Dean of Students. Mrs. Barbara Martin, Counselor 53 Wide Variety ef Lflezeses Offered Science, Mathematics, English, Home Economics, Physical Education, and History are the main courses that start each students classes. They are all subjects that have to be taken at least once duringyour high school years. Among the other classes called electives are Drivers Edu- cation, commercial classes, Library worker, Foreign Lan- guages, Music and Art and Industrial Art. These classes consist of boys and girls both, and even an all girls Me- chanical Drawing class in Industrial Arts. Also we have a Special Education program that provides learning for students with special problems, and helps them in many areas. is Mr.Thomas Aaron Mrs. Harriet Drebis Mrs. Irene Fleenor Mr. Paul Gillie Mrs. Charlotte Hilligoss Mr. Steve Jay Mrs. Susan Jaynes Mrs. Norene Jeffery Mr. Arnie Johnsen Mrs. Bruce Kreger Mrs. Mildred Kreger Miss Reta Loudermilk Mrs. Robert Miller Mr. Jerry Mills Mr. Willard Rublin Miss Jean Simpson Mr. William Steinbacher fc ffil' EWQV f2. r Mr. Bruce Moorehead Mr. Marty Musser Mr. Larry Nelson Miss Nora Newman Mr. Rodney Rakowicz Mr. Clyde Robb Mrs. Sheila Rodgers Mr. Lowell Stewart Mr. Dean Tarrach Mr. John Tarrant Mr. Andy Tuson Mrs. Ruth Willard Mr. Jack Wright Mrs. Muriel Dombroski Mr. Ed Fleenor, Principal Mr. Dell Abelein Mr. Bill Brickert Mrs. Sally Clayton Mr. Walt Clayton Mr. Ron Ellis Mrs. Venice Fagergren Mr. Terry Gregg Mrs. Jane Gruver Mrs. Jennifer Heaton Mr. Michael Heintz if J! f H .u Qs Mr. Warren Johnson Mrs. Pat Lisoskie Mrs. Ruth Looney Mr. George Lufkin Mr. Larry Lyle Mrs. Rae Melcum Mr. Richard Morton Mr. Gary Nicloy Mrs. Joyce Remme Miss Lois Samueison Mr. Dave Sund Mrs. Barbara Tanner Mr. Lynn Sterns Mrs. Patti Tarrant Mr. Harold Wilson Mrs. Dorothy Baker Mr. Henderson Mrs. Rose Quimby 9.11 ,Assistance During sz uccsssful lf ar Through our everyday routine at S.H.S. there are a lot of people that we rely on. There are the secretaries that keep the office in full order, and the cooks that make sure there is enough food for all, the bus drivers that have a big re- sponsibility in bringing us to and from school and to other school activities. We owe a lot of thanks to this group of people. SECRETARIES1 Billie Godwin Floy Batstone Carole Howard f snss X , . L lg K N H' ':- 112' ,, -. T ., . , - fl f f ., , 'iii I , . ,1' 4 M K ,QQ , .'L- I - A R I M ,ik-5 is J-I M fa-L' f g if ing. V . .J .1 PE-2 liliifr fa lvl l r 5, 557 Q' mg , 2 ,, 5 Q gf , aff' l ' ., .,,, 1 1 K 'B l',,i5 ' 'Z' , KITCHEN STAFF: Jovita Cole, Beverly Lyman, Harriet Pierce, Phyllis Brown, Georgie Zatkovich. Anabel Isbell. Mary Rishel. Missing: Viola Wade. BUS DRIVERS: Lewis Taylor, Ray Coleman, Dave Ward. Barb Ward. Lois Pearson, Alma Baker, Martha Cole, Lucille Magnett. Harriet Pierce, Phyllis Brown, Zola Keever, Fay Warren, Eugene Holman. C USTODIANS: Ernie Haigh , r Fred Venske Henry Helgren Gladys Helgren K, K , fruggles, mfr, Wvrrics, glflflfll :lm Type a late story, meet a deadline, get some copy to the Journal, are common sounds and sights in Journalism class. This year, under the watchful eyes of advisor Mr. Paul Gillie, the Journalism class stumbled, tripped and sometimes fell on the way trying to make a better and more informative edition of the Highclimber. At the beginning of the year the editor and page editors were chosen, based on their common knowledge of Jour- nalism. At the semester, the positions were changed again allowing fresh faces to gain valuable responsibilities and experience. For those that could not do well enough in their reporting, daily drills were provided. In these the student would use the Journalism textbook for various drills to increase their overall knowledge of Journalism and make them eligible for higher positions on the Highclimber. HIGHCLIMBER STAFF: KOIVL Terri Simmons, Linda Potter. Vicki Valley. Bev Brown, Jo Ann Cole. KOWQ: Melva Thompson, Robert Emeras, Dave Byrd, Tim Anstey, Bev Diemert, Jackie Ebinger. IZUW3: Myron Young. Mike Young, Dave Barnett, Dan Sanford, Greg Steenson, Jim Landis, Gary Creasey, Bill Sc huffenhauer. ,Q W gjjyk-jk-ff--'fr in 1 as 111311311 il liilll L QUILL S SCROLL: Neil 5 McCarty, Melva Thompson, Vicki Val- ley. SAGHALIE STAFF: KOW 1. Steve O'Neill, Lindy Parker, Cinda Clark, Becki Holland, Holly Scott, Georgie Magnett, Lynda Sykora, Jerri Ev- ans, Linda Witcraft, Anne Connolly, Donalda Denniston. KOWZ: Tom Bolling, Bruce Hoard, Nancy Einarsson, Pam Robb, Jan Donaldson, Doug Wright,Curt Bennett, Mike Luhm, Kathy Robinson. - ...W i 1 Aegis Che ,flflemzfry ,Maksrs Offer Chez? Hes! This year's Saghalie Staff was faced with many difficult de- cisions. ldeas varied from psychedelic covers to padded ones, from color for sports to color for candids. But the problems were eventually solved, under the capable super- vision of Mr. William F. Steinbacher and our co-editors Lin- da Witcraft and Anne Connolly, who were aided by the rest of the class. In November some of the class went to the University of Washington to attend a seminar to learn as many methods as possible to produce a good yearbook. They brought back more ideas as well as problems to our group. But most were solved by January 26, the first deadline, and we were well on our way. After catching our breath from preparing for the first dead- line, we were again swamped with a multitude of pictures to sort, copy to write and pages to organize. Deadlines were always coming closer and closer together, but it was fun producing the annual, and we all hope you will enjoy and appreciate it. ,4 Science 61116 - gffflfl and Kudding For quite a long time students have been aroused by their yearning to further explore the field of science. Up until this year their desire hadn't been satisfied. Their learning was done only in class time. At midfyear an opportunity to do more came along. Science Club gives those interested the opportunity to ex- pand their knowledge of the subject in which they are most interested. The members all work on individual projects. They have access to the chemistry, biology, and physics labs. A speaker from Rayonier spoke about Marine Biology. The club members visited the University of Washington in Seat- tle on March 30 to look at the various labs there. Science Club officers were: President Bob Fitzgerald, Vice- President Patty Thomas, Secretary Cindy Standley, and Treasurer Wayne Sushak. Mr. Lowell Stewart, a biology teacher, advised the club. SCIENCE CLUB: KOWI, Patty Thomas, Leahe Swayze, Lorin Stroud, Jim Zopolis, Ronard Laney, Bob Dunn, Jim Packard. KOWQ: Cindy Standley, Jim Swayze, Dan Irwin, Dan Nye, Dave Guyer, Frank Ladd, Dean Byrd, Bob Fitzgerald. iglzfing In an A140 her ew ifmr RIFLE CLUB: HOWI: Wayne Case, Mike Bunnell, Jody Engen, Sandy Swope, Neal Jubb, Harold Redman. KOWZ: Dean Look, Bob Emeras, Peter Wood, Ron Moore, Ed La Gault, Jim Okonek. KOW3, Clark Chambers, Cliff Rickards, Bob Ruddell, Cliff Cowling, Keith Jackson. Meeting after school on given nights, the club sights in on the targets and lets the lead fly under the supervision of Mr. Richard Morton. As the year progressed, the club en- tered many contests and placed quite well in the standings. The purpose of the Rifle Club is not only to teach proper ways of shooting, but also to teach safety in the handling of the guns. In addition, it provides a chance to practice their shooting. The range is fifty feet long, has six shooting stalls, and is located under the big gym. This year Rifle Club members repainted the shooting stalls and fixed the target returners. Money was made for the purchasing of new rifles and equipment through the sale of ammunition and a dinner sponsored by the Rifle Club. This money which bought the rifles totalled about S250.00. Rifle Club was a big success this year, and the rifle team looks forward to another good year. ,- - Cap-Watch Debafors for Hrs! Time Ou! Under the guidance of Mrs. Barbara Maloney, our debate team this year has done exceptionally well and especially for being a first year team. We belong to the Olympic League in debating which is made up of schools from all over Northwestern Washington. During the year, the De- bate trips and other expenses were financed through the candy sales after overcoming some obstacles like litter in the halls. An annual dinner before the last match was also initiated. During the course of the year, the debate team attended many college tournaments which were held at the follow- ing places: CID Saint Martin's College where we placed very well, with IO schools placing above us, and 65 below. We were about the only novice school there. C25 Seattle Pacific College where Karen Bodle placed in the finalist round of Oratory and Debbie Maranville placed in the finalist round in Impromptu Speaking. C33 University of Washington to which we were invited for the first annual U. of W. Forensic Tournament. C45 University of Puget Sound where we at- tended a meet on March 22 and 23. The following is a list ofleague matches in which we partic- ipated, all of which we won except those marked with an CU. These we lost by only one debate. Nov. I6 at West Bremerton i'Dec. 7 at South Kitsap Jan. II at Shelton Feb. 8 at Central Kitsap Feb. I5 at Sequim Feb. I9 at Bainbridge March I4 at'Shelton HONOR SOCIETY: KOWI: Terry Stewart, Tracy Hamlin, Jeanne Osborne. Lindley Whaley, Debbie Maranville. ROW2. Anne Connolly, Judy Debban, Sarah Kreger, Diana Hoosier, Carolyn Rhoades. KOW3: Melva Thompson, Betsy Willard, Chris Flint, Lynn Nelson, Yvonne Van Laanen, Gail Ziegler. KOW4: Karen Bodle, Pat McNeil, Anne Sagmiller. KOW5: Gary Miltenber- ger, Sue Hembroff, Jan Donaldson, Jennifer Shefler. KOW6. Keith Jack- son, Bruce Edson, Bruce Wilson. Beth Quimby, Pam Robb, Ginger Head. KOW7, Jerry Sparks, John Tylczak, Neal Jubb, Don Bearden, Aleca Rud- dell. Hzylz kequircmeufs, kewards Wvrfhwhile As in other high school honor societies, Shelton High School students must fulfill these four qualifications: char- acter, service, Ieadership, and scholarship in order to be- come a member of the Margaret S. Baldwin Chapter of the National Honor Society. The main source of income for the honor society was the selling of football programs at all home games. From their income the honor society awarded two SIOO academic scholarships. Our honor society was under the supervision of Miss Reta Loudermilk. This year's officers were: President Don Bear- den, Vice-President Alan Tahia, Treasurer Linda Creasey, and Secretary Karen Bodle. DEBATE: KOWI, Debbie Hopkins, Aleca Ruddell, Debbie Maranville, Vicki Valley, Marsha Moore. Jeanne Osborne. KOW2, Larry Hergert, Pat Malo- ney, David Evander, Bruce Edson, Mike Camp, Martin Savage, David Er- win. , GERMAN CLUB: HOW I. Debbie Maranville, Marilyn Okano, Melanie Dickie, Wendy Radcliffe, Pat Cardinal. HOW 2: Judy Deyette, Kim Mi- chaels, Judy Debban, Brigitte Crabtree, Mrs. Rogers. HOW3: Jim Connolly, Gary Miltenberger, Barb Wolf, Patty Thomas, Jennie Smith, Art Nicklaus, Nate Thomas. LATIN CLUB: HOWI: Joan Auseth, Vicki Noreen, Ginger Head. Paula Brown. HOW2: Robin Erhart, Sarah Kreger, Karen Bodle, Merridee Ander- son, ShariGruver, Don Bearden. W K ,Y Qesiivals, Waals, Parties and Plays Three active organizations of SHS are the foreign language clubs. The clubs added colorful highlights to the year by having inside activities which the students enjoyed. French Club started off with a Christmas party and invited the German and Latin club. Each club presented a skit. Many other fun events included going to restaurants, seeing plays and organizing Carnivals. Latin Club had an eventful year starting out with the Christmas cookie sale. Other money making activities in- cluded candy sales and Easter cookie sale. Adding a touch of spring was the Flower Festival which was held in May, and their Forest Festival float. The club members, to show their appreciation toward Mrs. Charlotte Hilligoss, the ad- visor, gave her an engraved silver platter. A trip to Seattle and the Mardi Gras were high points in the French Club last year. Also other activities, within the club were a trip to a french restaurant, went to a French play, and had a spring dinner for the members and their parents which entitled music, dinner and films. Advisor for French Club last year was Mrs. Mildred Kreger. German Club started off the year with initiation of mem- bers. The club was busy earning money by making cook- books and having a Carnival which consisted of food and fun. They also had Oktoberfest which is a celebration dur- ing October. Plans were made and they had their annual picnic in the Spring. Advisor of German Club was Mrs. Sheila Rogers. ,..V..fV - ,,,,,,,.,.,,,..,.w.wW ..,. .,., ,. ,M-rumen.. - KTWT' FRENCH CLUB: HOW I: Anne Sagmiller, Jeanne Osborne, Tracy Hamlin, Linley Whaley, Sarah Kreger. Sally Selvidge, Ja- net Viger, Ruth Lanning, Cathy Province, Margie Tylczak, Nora Jean Schroeder. HOW2: Jennifer Shefler, Sherry Arkin. Patty Sheppard, Kathryn Hamilton, Sue Lemagie. HOW3. Robin Bain, Carol Stew- art, Teresa Nutt, Robert Emeras, Judy Stroshine, Marci Chisum. ,xsfrffgivq 1 . . .vi.4,w:h,?-:'f f ' f. f ' 'M'27i?Fws. v:f? Whrjzrprd Hrrrzm With Strawberry 5'irlds Strawberry Fields Forever was the theme chosen for the most popular dance of the year -the Girls' Club Tolo. When girls get the chance to ask their favorite boy for a date, they just don't turn it away. The multi-purpose room was transformed into strawberry fields from 8:30 to lI:OO p.m. on the night of March I6. The room was adorned with paper strawberries and butterflies of orange, green, pink, and yellow. The girls fit right in with their spring dresses of every style and hue. The boys seemed to enjoy themselves despite the fact that they were missing the all-city rat bonk! The Poor Man's Guardian from Montesano provid- ed a good beat for the couples. To compliment the theme, refreshments consisting of strawberries topped with whipped cream and strawberry punch were served. The evening was concluded with the girls treating their dates to dinner. N, -1 -W3 3 U uw BAN D directed by Mr. Bruce Moorehead FLUTES: Cheryl James, Debbie Banister, Nancy Swanson, Tracy Hamlin, Joyce Fisher. CLARINETS: Debbie Maranville, Sid Herrick, Karolee Stevens. Toni Olson, Jeanne Osborne, Karen Franklin, Carolyn Rhodes, Janna Kriebs, Toni Jonker, Judy Partlow, Linda MacRae, Mary Tabor, Betty Bloomfield. BASS CLARINETS: Bob McClanahan, Neil McClanahan. FRENCH HORNS. Barb Brown, Phil Lovgren. TROMBONES: Jim Stone, Phil Krogh, Brad Stockwell. SAXOPHONES: Bonnie Younglund, Alan Tahja, John Gray, Dallas Gunter, Melanie Dickie, Steve Bostrom. BARITONE SAXOPHONE. Jerry Robertson. TENOR SAXOPHONE. Don Cox. TRUM- PETS. Jack Stentz, Dave Steinberg, Joe Waldrip, Fred Weil, Jay Ramstield, Bill Julian, Joe Giddings. Mike Timpani. BARITONE: Dave Frank. BASSES: Aleca Ruddell. Myron Young, DRUMS: Dick Tibbits, Ed LeGault, Gary Bus- ack. Terry Hartwell, John Slettedahl, Keith Tibbits. STAGE BAND: KOWI: Jerry Robertson, Steve Bostrom, Alan Tahia, John Gray, Don Cox. KOWZ: Phil Krogh, Brad Stockwell,Jim Spilseth,Jim Stone, John Slettegahl. ICOW3: Fred Weil, Bill Julian, Dave Steinberg. Joe Waldrip, Jack Stentz, Joe Giddings, Ken Lanman, Mike Timpani, Mr, Bruce Moorehead, Jeanne Osborne. Singing, Swinging, ,411 Zfenr Cnnfngn Another year gone by and football season has ended. The concession stands are closed for another season and they are sponsored by both Band and Choir. They cooperate to make for a happier football season. The Band and Choir throughout the year hold many con- certs and put on a musical at the end ofthe year. This mus- C sical is put on during Forest Festival. W, -if One of the highlights of the band is the trip they make to Victoria in the late spring to attend a celebration. They march and put on a routine. As you see, the band and choir are pretty busy throughout the entire year. They are inspired to learn about a wide va- riety of music by the two directors of the music depart- ment, Mr. Bruce Moorehead and Mr. Robert Miller. 'init- WOODWIND QUINTET: Jeanne Osborne, Aleca Ruddell. Phil Lovgren, Debbie Maranville, Anne Sagmiller. SWING CHOIR: KOWI: Sally Einarsson, Linda Perrine, Jill Seljestad, Leslie Einarsson, Ev Young, Terri Wokojance, Cinda Watson. KOWQ: Juanita Ellison, Carrie Wright, Dave Clark, Keith Edenholm, Rick Peckam, Larry Hergert, Don Donaldson, Reggie Kelley. Wilie Teo, Wayne Sushak, Don Bearden, Al Gross, Cindi Rice. 5- Ill CHOIR directed by Mr. Robert Miller KOWI: Sherry Stidd, Jill Seljestad, Jane Swindall, Sherry Carpenter, Sally Einarsson, Robin Bain, Carol Stewart, Linda Beerbower, Mike Ellenburger, Greg Bina. Myron Young, Karen Franklin, Cindi Rice, Al Gross, Yvonne VanLaanen, Marie Fitzgerald, Terri Wokojance, Karen Wentz. HOW 2, Carol Scrogham, Linda Perrine, Mary Timpani, Diane Hoosier, Brooke But- ler, Kathy Standley, Dave Byrd, Mike Young, Don Donaldson, Steve James. Rick Coots, Reggie Kelley, Bev Skarr, Jackie Ebinger, Bev Diemert, Peggy Johnson, Linda Gates, Mr. Miller. IZOW 3: Bev Rhoades, Peggy Landis, Cheryl Stone, Linda Schimschat, Nancy Brenn, Karen Burgess, Dean Thor- nock, Dave Clark, Stanley Watters, Dan Cleveland, Willie Teo, Lorrie Full- er, Rita Nutt, Linda Williams, Susan Wilkowski, Linda Renecker, Donna Reed, Resa Everest, Ev Young. K 0W4: Juanita Ellison, Susan Speece, Betsy Willard, Janet Vigor, Melody Dodge, Steve Wescott, Mark Weston, Keith Edenholm, Rick Peckham, Larry Lund, Joe Giddings, Donna Lyon, Carrie Wright, Paula Pitcher, Linda MacRae, Peggy Sollock, Sandy Sisson, Diane Burgess, Karen Robinson. 65 Carolyn Rhodes TFBCY Hamlin A.S.B.OFFICERS1 .7KONZ7 KOHL Janet Lockwood, Patty Barnett, Jeanie Nutt, Julee Archer, Michelle Lee. KAUK F0114 Bob Quimby, President Ernie Johnson, Tim Fredson. Qreshmcn ,flcfizfcff ,virifs Sruzriug This year's ninth grade class experienced their best year in junior high school, the year they had been shooting for such a long time. Students found themselves with a new principal, Edward Fleenor, a man who believed in student government. The student council, under the direction of ASB President Ernie Johnson, made many decisions and also learned the important process of discussing ideas with each other. Although the Blazers came out on the short end during the football season and had somewhat better luck in basket- ball, the spirit of the team and rooters did not droop. The glee clubs and bands had an interesting year, taking part in contests as well as parades but having a good time during their class periods, too. This was also a year of a more active role for more students in dramatics. The Drama Club was organized, meeting af- ter school, and producing a three-act play for each of the upper grades and two-one act plays for the seventh grade. For the freshmen, however, the end of the year meant the Freshmen Formal, high point of their junior high years. 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Z'-shirts and tennis sneakers are the onlg thing for ine . . . Spring sure is great . . . it rneans tlrat 9orest .?estioal's nere . , . and .7orest 9estioal 's about the neatest part of the wnole gear . . . Clie suspense is great before tlre eourt 's announced . . . tnen tlrere's congratulations to the luekg girls . . . espeeiallg the gueen . . . Flren cornes tne lrig dag . . . tl1ere'stl1eparatle , . . the ' adrttostnefunef .s Jnerefsglulagstloe Hu1+'reHoo+f1s e eandg and tlre rides . . . ,4t night tl1ere's the org dance . . . it doesn't rnatter what band plags, we all go to see some of the neat kids in town . . . this puts tne Hnislring touen on anotlrer .?orest 9'estioal K wht 5 an if ml Mimi URM! Wall! Hut spring 's got a lot rnore than just .?orest iestiual , . . for one thing it 's got a lot of sun, sornethin' we just looe around here . . . Spring 's a tirne that hustles with ekcitenrent . . . eaergwhere kids are outside, gettin' their own feeling of spring . . . sorne plag spring sports, and others just like to walk in the fresh spring air . . . SOWIKIIUW, spring alwags seerns to affect school attendance . . . the kids just can 't see sittin' in class . . . sorne do, out just dagdrearn all dag . . . others don 't enen lzother to coine to school . . . Che ones that don 't corne got lots to do . . . theg can lag out in the sun, soakin' up those warrn rags , . . or theg can just lag in hed and nrake-up for lost sleep . . . theg :night get caught, but theg don 't reallg care, cause its spring . . . ,4nd spring is so diferent than ang other season . . . it's got sornethin' that the others lack . . . nraghe it 's the ending of another school gear . . . or inaglre it 's just spring . L. g 75 VARSITY BASEBALL: KOWL Fred Weil, Jack Smith, Jan Donaldson, Mike Swisher, Eldon Allen, Lane Dorcy, Terry Hartwell, Joe Waldrip, Coach Bernie Dorcy. KOWZ: Dan Cleveland, Mark Peterson, Marv Willson, Ed Adams, Wayne Sushak, Mike Timpani, Dave Steinberg, Ken Lanman, Bob E715 lips and Down of the Sf!SjVir1e With.Jim Corey pitching and Mike Swisher catching, the '68 baseball team began its season with two wins right off the bat. Then the going got rougher but they went on to win four more games out of the season. The strongest opposi- tion appears to have been South Kitsap. Although our boys tried hard they lost both games to them. Some of the out- standing all-around players were Marv Willson, Jim Corey, Jan Donaldson, and Mike Swisher. At the awards assembly, both the team captain and inspirational awards were given to Mike Swisher. In spite of many setbacks we really had a pretty good team. SHELTON 2 Tumwater I 7 North Thurston 3 4 North Thurston 5 9 Centralia 2 I Centralia O 5 East Bremerton O I Olympia 3 5 North Kitsap 3 4 Tumwater 5 5 Central Kitsap 7 0 Port Angeles 3 I South Kitsap IO 0 North Mason 3 0 South Kitsap 3 3 East Bremerton 3 2 Central Kitsap 3 3 North Kitsap 4 0 Port Angeles 2 Ruddell, Frank Kuhr. KOW3: Coach Ron Ellis, John Tylczak, Brad Brans- ford, Mike Williams, Mike Laugen, Curt Stimpson, Jim Corey, Allan Olson Bill Julian, Curtis Stracke. gf 4 X L f ' ,Aff if J O' D J ce is x2W P' 1 JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL KOWI: Mike Bevis, Dennis Graves, Bob Hoods, Lee Er- hart, Randy Howard, Mike Druger, Dan Srewart,Clyde Rains. KOWZ: Pat Davidson. Bill Bacon, Tim Fredson, Mike Nutt, Don Neth, Mark John- son, Elmer Herrel. ROW 3: Ernie Johnson, Jim Densley, Tom Hopkins, Brandt Orme, Bruce Cole, Rocky Howard, Jim Kimmerly, Mike Bac. Paul Wittenberg, Mr. Lynn Sterns. VARSITY TRACK KOWI: Martin Savage, David Puhn, Bill Richards, Gene gerald. KOW3: Coach Bill Brickert, Coach Walt Clayton, Scott Busack,Jim Purvis, Greg Richey, John LaMarsh, John Flower, Dick Shrum, Larry Her- Connolly, Paul DeMiero, Mike Neau, Joel Zehe, Ron Howe, Rick Peckham, gert, Dallas Gunter, Ross Godwin, Gary Miltenberger. HOWQ: Mike Hop- Randy Lewis, ViC Downer, Dave Fillgeriild. Larry BHCOH, Jim 5PilS9il1, Stan kins, Don Cox, Chris Close, Scott Puhn, Steve Witcraft, Les Okonek, Kurt Watters, Darrell Isbell. Grubb, Gene Avey, Dave Rose, Paul McQuilkin, Wally Fitzgerald, Bob Fitzf . ff JI,-1 5 ni: TN V I 1 53 i... I ,L , -,LL in .5 ,g ' fi' K ,Y fi fx WY XNWX .cn-' V47 flfff-' .f1.2- i 78 Hiudcrmen Reaching Coward ew ,Mark The I967-68 track team started off with a 99 to 28 win over North Kitsap and ended the season with an average of 501, wins in their six meets. The Shelton Invitational showed our own Curt Cheney placing second in the pole vault and Dick Shrum setting a new SHS record of 6' forthe high jump. Curt Cheney would probably have gone on to the district and state meets but a shoulder injury held him back from greater heights. Judging from this year's junior high track squad, that went undefeated right up till the district meet, next year's squad will be even more balanced and could 7 l l well be an ample foe for any competitor. SHELTON 99 North Kitsap 28 52 IX2 South Kitsap 83 4I East 95 32 Central Kitsap IO4 78 St. Martin's 4l North Mason 46 75 Port Angeles 52 SHELTON INVITATIONAL Clover Park 76 Hudson's Bay 35 Mt. Tahoma 75 V2 R. A. Long 26 Lincoln 4I Highline 24 Olympia 36 Shelton 8 vu Ii? I 3 'M .4'N-I JUNIOR HIGH TRACK. KOWI. Clark Watters, Jeff Thompson, Brad Pyle, Steve Baze, Dave Kamin, Ray Keumpols, Neal White, Dave Hergert, Fred Riske, Mark Lewis, John Mallinger, Steve Hoosier, Ken Kingery, Jim Sag- miller, Brian Wilson. HOW 2. Mitch Rupe, Lee LeGarde, Ron Singer, Jim Rogerson, Dean Medcalf, Jim Robinson, Tracy Armstrong, Kevin Dorcy, Todd Looney, Bob Quimby, Mark Timpani. Jim Johnsen, Duane Makovi- ney, Matt Eash, Brian Grimmell, Jeff Conklin. HOW 3. Mr. Terry Gregg. Paul Lovgren, Bob Lund, Charles Beerbower, Jim Cleveland, Jeff Fox, Jim Nicklaus, Terry Knight, Greg Lynn, Rob Settle, Mike Johnson, Brad Bauner. Frank Anderson, Steve Rose, Don Gardner, Tom Noreen, Steve Tabor. KOW4: Dan Hillman, Garth McQuilikin, Mark Wittenberg, Ron Anderson. Rick Hutchins, Dan Maynard, Tom Evander, Ace LeGault, Jerry Munro, Mack Dittmer, Mike Little, Lewey Ferris, Dan Schnitzer, Ken Selvidge, Charles Gay, Jerry Miller, Phil Henderson, Mr. Dave Sund. KOWL Scott Miltenberger, Jerry Johnsen, Paul Rogerson, Tye Hunter, Bruce Barner. Rich Burgess, Don Purvis, Ken Evans, Tony Freeman, Chris Elmlund, Dave Schroeder, Mike Rumpff, George Lemagie. ROW 6: Dave Martin, Doug Soulierre, Bill Gray, Tom Simmons, Cary Settle, Rocky Nutt, Steve Richey. Bob Turner, Gary Burger, Jerry Hopkins, Russ Yorke, Randy Wiltman, Rick Fitchett. Meet the Swingers, the S!-lb' Swingers A bright spot in this year's sports program at SHS was the girls' tennis team. Under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Willard, the team went undefeated throughout the entire season, marking Shelton's first league championship in any sport in recent years. This was a great tribute to the team. The only close match our girls experienced was the first one of the season against North Mason. The team this year was com- posed mostly of seniors but there were two underclassmen. With the aid of a fine junior-varsity program, the team should be in for another fine season next year. The boys' tennis team found the going pretty rough the first part of the season but came on strong toward the end to mold together a final four win and three loss record. For a while it looked as though the team was going to be without a coach, with last year's coach gone and no new one at the moment. However, at the last moment, Mr. Dick Morton came in to take over an inspiring bunch of net hopefuls. With few seniors on the team this year, there should be a well-trained team next year. The '68 golf team, led by Mike McDowell, had a good aver- age and placed second in the league. They missed first place in a play-off match against Central Kitsap by two points, lI3 to III. Shelton golfers were also invited to play at the Tim Higgin's Invitational Golf Match in Bremerton and managed to place a good third among some of the best golfers in the western part of the state. Along with the Invi- tational they also participated in the State Golf Match in Everett for the first time in SHS history. Even after such a good year they are still expecting to do better next year with many boys returning to the team. lt - ...t .. BOYS' TENNIS EDYONZ' ROMA Dan Fox, Lee Burliend, Gary Frederickson, Bob Cole, Neil McCIanahan. H,,46'K KOIIA Mr. Dick Morton, Steve Evander, Harold Redman, Gregg Frederickson, Gary Creasey, Brad Stockwell, Elliot Carlsen. GIRLS' TENNIS EWOJVZT H0114 Sandy Pozorski, Linda Barrington, Betsy Willard, Sue Hembroff. K,A6'K ROMA Sue Standley, Anne Connolly, Linda Barrom, Beth Quimbey, Lori Seljestad, Mrs. Ruth Willard. GOLF .?KONZ7 H0114 Cas- ey Dean, Jack Stentz, Kev- in Reynolds, Tim Anstey, Bill McComb, Alan Carl- son. HACK KOW. Nate Thomas, Tom Demmon, Mike McDowell, Steve Bostrom, Bud Tuson, Bill Daniels, Joe Byrd, Mike Sparks, Marvin Roush. Skusan kkuqp Girls' Tennis Shelton 3 North Mason 5 Sequim 4 Bainbridge 5 Central Kitsap 5 South Kitsap 5 North Kitsap 5 West Bremerton 4 Vashon Boys' Ten nis Shelton I North Mason O Vashon 3 Bainbridge I East Bremerton 3 South Kitsap 3 Central Kitsap 4 North Kitsap Golf IOS North Kitsap II5 North Kitsap 78 Vashon IIS Central Kitsap IO5 South Kitsap IO7 East Bremerton IO8 West Bremerton IO2 Bainbridge 54 Elma 72 East Bremerton Ill Vashon Ill Central Kitsap XS N J SJ! 4 I 7 COACH ' Il . LU I 4 1 I f ,' XML f - f W X f X dll' Wi 1 , 2 .S 82 n v-' Forest Festival Royalty Princesses t .Amee Gomfally Gail Ziegler L'eslee L'ab'iss0f1iere t Paul b'unyar1 ,sses esssses Qs il sss ets i sl se Qs s ts s me Dave Pulm t 83 ,. ' ' What in the time of Occupaiivn- 9 If The Teahouse of the August Moon, written by John Patrick was presented by the Shelton High School Drama Depart- ment in a very well-done stage play production. The setting is Okinawa, which when translated means the rope that lies off shore . The time is in the years following World War Il, with the Japanese in control of Okinawa. Okinawa's people were forced to pay tribute to both China and Japan, and sometimes to both at the same time. But in April l, l945 a new conquerer came to Okinawa, and was greeted by people lacking in shame and pretense. This story deals with the trials of the new conquerer, Cap- tain Jeff Fisby, and his experiences in Tobiki Village, Okina- wa. Captain Fisby is gladly welcomed by the people, and in one instance is given a human gift, a geisha girl named Lo- tus Blossom. Captain Fisby is aided by a translation named Sakini, who is a very knowledgeable fellow. Sakini is a big help to Captain Fisby, as he makes easy the talks between himself and the Okinawan people. Captain Fisby is given a specific plan to follow by his super- visor, Colonel Wainwright Purdy ll. Many obstacles get in Fisby's way, such as a Teahouse which is needed to house his geisha girl, Lotus Blossom. But in the end Captain Fisby is finally able to please Colonel Wainwright Purdy ll by showinga Qgn ofdefiniteimprovemenpwim the Qkmawan people. Members of the Production SAKINI ,.....,.........., Sergeant Gregovich ......... Colonel Wainwright Purdy Ill . . . CaptainFisby., .. Old Woman .........,. Old Woman's Daughter , , , Daughter's Children Ancient Man .... Mr. Hokaida ,,... Mr. Omura ....... Mr. Sumata ....a.... Mr, Sumata's Father , . . Mr. Seiko .......... Miss Higga Jigga .... Mr. Keora ..,. .................. Mr. Oshira ..,..,..........,,..,,....,,., Ladies' League for Democratic Action ...,.... Barbara Hubbard Diana Burgess LOT US BLOSSOM ......,................. Captain MacLean ....... Lady Astor ........ ,...,.. Assistant Student Director . . . Stage Crew Director ....., Art Director ....,,,..... Lighting Director ............,.. Lighting ......,........ ,.,,.. Costume Directors and Designers .... Costume Assistant ..,.. . . Sound .......,,.,. Stage Manager .....,,. Properties Director . , . Properties .,.....,.. Makeup Director . , Make-up ..,, . . . Stage Crew ...,...., ,......,............. DON BEARDEN . . . . , , Joe Waldrip , , , . Bruce Wilson , , , , . Doug Wright Wayne Sushak , . . ,. Paula Brown , . . . Lynden Elmlund . . . . Brad Bearden Jody Banister Julie Banister John Banister . . . , Harvey Fairmount ,...... Curt Bennett . . . . Elliott Carlsen . . . . . ,. Pat Cardinal . . . Neil McClanahan ...... Jim Swayze . , . Patricia McNeil . . . Harold Redman .....,.......ChrisLonn . . . . . Merridee Anderson Jayne Look Jennie Smith ...... MARILYN OKANO GAIL ZIEGLER .,.... Frank Kuhr Neely . . . . , . Virginia Medley . . . . . . . Mr. Clyde Knight , Mr. William Steinbacher .............ChrisLonn BeckiBeatty . . . . Linda Cruickshank Debi Homan . . Lynden Elmlund ,.. Cheryl James Linda Williams . . . . Jack Smith ..... Karel Mann . , ,. Paula Brown Melanie Dickey . , , , , Jennifer Shefler ........ Dramatics Class . . . . , . David Fitzgerald Robert Fitzgerald Judy Denoyer Sandra Munsell Special Crew for Bamboo Curtains and Teahouse Roof ,..........,.....,.,....,,,......... Jana Barnett Joey Carey Bob Hood Jim Erwin Steve Lyman Steve Sharp Stan Wilson Director .,..,,..... ,.,........ .,,,... M r . Dean Tarrach Assistant Director , , . . . .... Mr, Mike Rear i 'lk President Jerry Sparks Vice-President Dave Rose Our Defermmzzlivu, Zulure Desfimzfizw To Strive to Please and to Achieve the Best, was chosen as the class motto to guide the l968 graduates into the fu- ture. The past three years have been spent with growing enthusi- asm for this, our final year. Our sophomore year was just the beginning of our ambitions and activities. We chose Jerry Sparks as class President, Eldon Allen Vice-President, and Linda Hathaway Secretary. The following year, now more familiar with the High School surroundings, we elect- ed Jerry Sparks class President, Eldon Allen Vice President and Karen Borek Secretary. During our junior year we looked up to the graduating Seniors with an air of mystery and envy and hopes for our senior year to come. When it finally arrived we decided to maintain Jerry Sparks as class President, and elected David Rose Vice-President and Mel- va Thompson Secretary. The many honor students in our class helped make our final year one to be proud of and the many deep-voiced Senior boys enabled us to win the yelling competition at pep assemblies. Among the various activities enjoyed by the Seniors this year were the Senior Ball, with the theme To Sail a Crystal Ship and the Senior Party. Now as another senior year has ended we can look back on a full and prosperous year with hopes and expectations of many years to come. Secretary-Treasurer Melva Thompson Deborah Kay Banister Joan Barnett Honors Linda Barrington Linda Barrom I-llyhesf I-lohors Don Bearden Hfylrosl Honors Joyce Beauchene km N Eldon Allen Bill Anderson Rick Anderson Debbie Sue Arkin Gene Avey Roy W. Bailey - Shari Behrends Norm Berg Chris Besch WWW Barbara Brown Paula Brown Marlene Buckley Rick Blacker Steve Boad Ka ren Bodle Highest Honors Nancy Brenn Fred Brewer Judson Brooks Gary L. Busack Dave Byrd Dean Byrd Mike Camp Sherry Carpenter Connie Cheney flcwars Mike Bunnell Diana Burgess Jim Burnett flavors Curt Cheney David Clark Ron Cochran JoAnn Cole Toni Cole Anne Connolly fliglfcst J-lamwrs Cheryl Cowan Brigitte C rabtree Linda Creasey Highest J-Iamrrs Richard Creekpaum Linda Cruikshank Bill DeRoc he flauars Kathi Dale Gary Darrell Judy Debban flzylffsl flamw' Thomas J. Demmon Judy Deyette Michelle Dion Donna Dishon Terry Dittmer Jan Donaldson Honors Lane J. Dorcy Bill Dowty Darlene Edmiston Bruce Edson flighzst flamrrs Nancy Einarsson Nancy Johnson Einarsson Sally Einarsson Juanita Ellison Robert Emeras Kathi Fleenor Honors Christine Flint Dave Frank gps Dave Evander Jerri Hill Evans Alberta Evers .lim Fish Wally Fitzgerald Alan Fitzthum Honors Karen Frederickson Jeff Fredson Lorrie Fuller Steve Gay Bev Saeger Greene Margie Gregory Karen Franklin J-lafmrs Gary Frederickson Gregg Frederickso I1 -u :MW SWB! W-ff-v-sr l a,f ,aa D, .Zf,, Alberta Gross Vicki Hall Tracy A. Hamlin Honors 'ETL 4 Mary Anne Haney Terry Hartwell .lan Hays Ginger Head High 11011015 Jeff Heinis Susan Hembroff fflyll Honors Mike Hickson Sheila Hickson Veta Holtorf Debi Homan Pamela Diana Hoosier fliglfml flamvs Mike Hopkins Ron Howe Barbara Lea Hubbard Honors DeWayne Isbell Keith C. Jackson flamvs Don Johnson Neal Jubb J-hmm v Emu- NW Bill Keyzers Joan Keyzers J. L. 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'ei ,:f - ':n..: ..., , Q, X 'iii A ' N ' A L 6 stu: 4 ,gf ig Wgliff 1 Clark Thornock Bill Tibbits Robert L. Tibbits Mary Jo Timpani Kathy Trotzer John Tylczak Vicki Valley flzylf Honors Charles L. VanderWal Yvonne Lan Laanen flwrm Fred Weil Karen Wentz Steve Wescott Mark Weston Lindley Whaley Hanan Mrs. Jennie Whitmore Les Wiles Susan Wilkowski Peter Wood Carrie Wright Ev Hall Young Michael Young Betsy Willard J-hgh flahars Bruce Wilson Highest flwmrs Linda Lee Witcraft Myron Young Bonnie Youngland flzylz flanors Gail Ann Ziegler J-lfylrflonws Gary Ehgebretsah :mee attended our sehaal . . . he haw lies dead . . . ha rme khaws far sure Why, but we all feel him lhll1S'Sll1gfI'0llI as . . . It just seems a little while ago that he was with as . . . his smilihg face ahd ,aleasaht ,nersahality made its all like him . . . hut haw he 's aahe . . . it is sure hard far as ta aecept thm faet . . . Hut accept his death we will . . . for We're sure that 's the Way he would waht it . . . We 'll farget him ah the outside . . . hut ah the ihside he 'll always he with as . . . 107 Weee sure been wailin' a leng lilne fer fnis gear , . . a le! ef fnings naae na,e,eened te as in ear seneel dags . . . we'ee ine! a le! ef kids . . . lnade seine friends . . . nad seine geed finees . . . inagbe even learned se1ne!nin'aleng ine Wag . . . Seine ef as just didn 't like seneei , . , We disagreed Wifn it frein ine star! . . . bat wneiner we adinit if er nef, if was fer ear ewn geed . . . and seine inade ine best efit . . , Leis fake a ieek baek . . , did We de what We wanted fe . . . are we readg fer ine falnreff. . . ,els sepnelneres We were ine lit- ile kzw arennd seneei . . . we keel inesllg le enrselaes, and were a Iiflle seared ef lnese big seniers . . . ba! We didn 'I le! ine seniers ,eali aerg inaen ef Ina! senier eeartesg bnsiness en as . . . We weren'! as dainb as eaergene tnengnf We were Q . . RM WDW 110 W 43 'km if ,4s juniors We were n little older und wiser . . . we Weren 't tnose little kids around senool ung- rnore . . . und senior eourtesg didn 't rnenn u tning to us . . . ,4nd now we're seniors . . . instead of being tne little kids, We 're tne lzig ones . . . We neoer listened to senior eourtesg, but now we eu,oeet it from tnose underelusslnen . . . Our senior gear . , . it gives us u good feeling to know We'oe nradeit . . . New in Bidding .?areWc'll to the Theme af ll !l Ze Strive, Ce Please, C0 ,flehieee the Kee! . ': 5' ' - vfffim , Sig: Seniar ,-Ictzvities ALLEN, ELDON - A.S.B. President ll, Senate I2, Class Vice President IO,Il, Golf IO, S Club II,I2, Baseball II, Football IO,lI,l2, Basketball Il, Wrestling I2. ANDERSON, BILL - Basketball IO, Track II, Football IO,II,l2, Wrestling ll, S Club II,I2. ARKIN, DEBBIE SUE - Office Worker I2, School Play I2,Thespians I2. AVEY, GENE - Senate I2, Key Club Il, Football II,I2, Track II,l2, Senior Ball King. BAILEY, ROY W. - Rifle Club IO,II, Wrestling II. BANISTER, DEBORAH KAY f Office Worker I2, Saghalie Staff Il,l2, G.A.A. IO, Pep Club IO,ll, Band IO,II,I2, Girls' Club Executive Board I2. BARNETT, JOAN - Honor Society I2, A.F.S. II, I2, French Club Il, G.A.A. IO,II, Pep Club lO,I2. BARRINGTON, LINDA - Scarlet S lO,lI,I2, Pep Staff IO,Il,l2, Tennis IO,ll,I2, Pep Club IO,ll, I2. BARROM, LINDA - Honor Society Il,I2, A.F.S. lI,I2, School Play II, French Club IO,Il,Vice Pres- ident II, Tennis IO,II,l2, Pep Club IO,II,l2, G.A.A. IO,Il, Thespians II,I2. BEARDEN, DON - Senate IO,II,I2, Executive Board II, Office Worker II, Honor Society Il,l2, President I2, A.F.S. lI,I2, Co-chairman I2, Latin Club lI,I2, School Play IO,ll.I2, Actor ofthe Year II, Boys' State Il, Key Club IO,II,I2, Vice Presi- dent IO,II, President I2, S Club IO,lI,l2, Thespi- ans IO,II,I2, Track IO,II, Junior Science and Humanities Symposium delegate II. BEHREN DS, SHARI - Office Worker ll. BLACKER, RICK A Rifle Club lO,II. BOAD, STEVE k Wrestling IO, Football IO. BODLE, KAREN - Latin Club Il,l2, President Il, Idyll ll, Honor Society Il,I2, Secretary I2, A.F.S. II,I2, Office Worker I2, School Play Il, Assem- blies Committee I2, Pep Club II,I2, Thespians II, ll, Girls' Club Executive Board I2, Debate Team ll, Girls' State Alternate II, National Merit Scholarship Finalist. BRENN, NANCY - Library Club IO,lI, Swing Choir IJ, College Prep Choir Il,I2, School Musi- cal lI,I2, Highclimber Staff ll. BROWN, BARB - Office Worker ll, G.A.A. IO, II, Band IO,II,I2. BROWN, PAULA - A.F.S. lI,I2, Latin Club IO,II, 42, Secretary II, Saghalie Staff IO, Scarlet S IJ, Vice President I2, School Play II,l2, G.A.A. II,I2, Pep Club IO,lI, Thespians II,I2. BUNNELL, MIKE - Rifle Club lI,l2, President ll. BURGESS, DIANA - Drama II, Thespians ll, School Play I2. BUSACK, GARY L. - Band lO,II,I2. BYRD, DAVID P. - Senate II, Golf IO,lI,I2, Highclimber Staff I2, Office Worker Il,I2. BYRD, DEAN - Track IO. CAMP, MIKE - French Club II, Debate I2. CARPENTER, SHERRY - Rifle Club IO,II, Scarlet S II,I2, F.H.A. IO,I2, G.A.A. lO,l2. CH ENEY, CONNIE v Senate lI,I2, Of6ce Work- er II. CHENEY,CURT W S Club IO,lI,I2, Track IO,l2. CLARK, DAVE - Rifle Club Il, School Musical II, Choir I2. COCHRAN, RON - Rifle Club IO,Il. COLE, JO ANN - Highclimber Staff I2, Pep Club I2. COLE, TONI - Office Worker IJ, Rifle Club IO, Scarlet S II, G.A.A. IO,lI,I2. CONNOLLY, ANNE - A.S.B. Treasurer I2, Sen- ate I2, Honor Society II.I2, A.F.S. lO,lI,l2, Office Worker II,I2, Pep Club IO,II,l2, Scarlet S II, Saghalie Staff ll, Co-editor I2, School Play IO,II, Tennis lO,II,I2, French Club IO,lI,I2, Secretary IO, Girls' Club Executive Board IO, Assemblies Committee IO,Il,I2, G.A.A. IO, Thespians IO,II,l2, Secretary II, Drama I2, Forest Festival Court, Girl of the Month CWisdomj, Olympic League Doubles Champion II. COWAN, CHERYL - A.F.S. IO,II, German Club II, G.A.A. IO, Pep Club lO,lI, Debate I2. CRABTREE, BRIGITTE - German Club IO,II,I2, Secretary IO,II, President 12. CREASEY, LINDA - Honor Society II,I2, Trea- surer I2, A.F.S. I2, Library Club IO, Latin Club IO, II,I2, Treasurer II, G.A.A. IO, Debate I2. CRUICKSHANK, LINDA - Girls' Club Execu- tive Board I2, Girl of the Month CCourtesyj. DEBBAN, JUDY - Honor Society II,I2, A.F.S. ll, German Club I2, Tennis ll, G.A.A. IO,II, Pep Club lO,II,I2. DEMMON, THOMAS J. - A.F.S. I2, Latin Club IO,I2, Saghalie Staff II, Rifle Club IO, Golf I2. l3EYETTE, JUDY - German Club II,I2, Debate I . DION, MICHELLE - Rifle Club IO, Pep Club II, G.A.A. IO. DITTMER, TERRY - Football II. DONALDSON, JAN - Senate I2, Honor Society lI,I2, Saghalie Staff ll, Boys' State II, Basketball IO,II,I2, Baseball lO,II,I2, Key Club I2, S Club ll. I2, Pep Club I2. DORCY, LANE J. - A.F.S. IO,II, Office Worker Il, Rifle Club IO, Basketball IO,lI,I2, Baseball IO, II,I2, Proiectionists IO,II.l2, Assemblies Commit- tee lO,lI,I2, S Club II,I2, Football I2, Manager IO,Il, Band IO, Debate I2. EDMISTON, DARLENE - Office Worker I2, School Play II. EINARSSON, NANCY - Office Worker I2, Pep lub lI,l2. EINARSSON, NANCY JOHNSON - Choir IO, Office Worker II,l2. EINARSSON, SALLY - Office Worker IO, Rifle Club IO, G.A.A. IO, College Prep Choir I2, Swing Choir I2. EMERAS, ROBERT - A.F.S. I2, Pep Club I2, Lat- in Club I2, office I2, Highclimber Staff I2, French Club ll, Vice President Il, Rifle Club I2. EVANDER, DAVID - Debate ll. EVANS, JERRI HILL - Office Worker Il, Saghal- ie Staff I2. EVERS, ALBERTA - Office Worker I2, Pep Club II,I2. FITZGERALD, WALLY - Rifle Club IO, French Club II,Track I2. EIIZFHLIMTALAN-SenateIO,WrestIing+O. FLINT, CHRISTINE - Honor Society I2, A.F.S. Il, I2, Latin Club II,I2, Scarlet S II,l2, G.A.A. IO,Il, I2, President I2. FRANK, DAVE f German Club ll, Football IO,Il, Wrestling IO,ll,I2, S Club I2. FRANKLIN, KAREN - German Club II,I2, Trea- surer ll, Band IO,Il,I2, GirIs'Club Executive Board ll. FREDERICKSON, GARY - Rifle Club IO, Tennis lO,lI,I2. FREDERICKSON, GREGG - Saghalie Staff II, Rifle Club IO, Tennis IO,lI,I2. FREDERICKSON, KAREN - Pep Club I2. FREDSON, JEFF - Rifle Club IO. GREENE, BEVERLY SAEGER - Band IO,II, Council ll, Rifle Club Il, French Club IO, Office Worker IO,I2. GROSS, ALBERTA - Senate IJ, Thespians I2, Choir II,I2, Secretary-Treasurer Il, Swing Choir II,l2, Rotary Student of the Month ll, Home- coming Princess, Girl of the Month CFriendIi- nessb. HALL,VlCKI - Pep Club IO. HAMLIN, TRACY A. - Honor Society II,l2, A.F.S. II, French Club IO,Il,I2, Pep Club II, Band IO,lI,I2, Maiorette lO,II,I2. HANEY, MARY ANNE - Office Worker IO,Il,I2, G.A.A. I2. 114 HARTWELL, TERRY - Senate ll, Baseball Il,l2, Wrestling ll. HEAD, GINGER S Honor Society lI,I2, Pep Club II,I2, A.F.S. ll,I2, Latin Club ll,I2, Scribe II. HEMBROFF, SUE - Honor Society Il,I2, Pep Staff II,I2, Tennis II,I2, Pep Club IO,ll,I2, Thespi- ans IO. HlCKSON,SHElLA- Kitchen Help IO,lI,l2. HOLTORF, VETA - Senate II, Office Worker Il, I2. HOMAN, DEBI - Office Worker I2, School Play Il,I2, Assemblies Committee IO, French Club IO,II, Pep Club IO, Thespians Il,I2, Drama II,I2. HOOSIER, PAMELA DIANA - Honor Society I2, Choir lO,II,I2, Rotary Student of the Month I2, Betty Crocker Award. HOPKINS, MIKE - Rifle Club IO, Track I2, Wrestling lI,I2, Football II. HOWE. RON A Latin Club lO,lI, S Club II,l2, Basketball IO,II,I2, Cross Country IO,II, Track IO,II,I2. HUBBARD, BARBARA LEA - Pep Club IO.l2, Senate IO, Honor Society II,I2, Rifle Club IO, School Play Il,l2, Thespians I2. JACKSON, C. KEITH W Honor Society II, Latin Club II,I2, Rifle Club IO,II,I2, Key Club I2. JOHNSON, ROBERT - Baseball IO. JUBB, NEAL - Honor Society II,I2, Track Il,l2, Senate IO, Cross Country II, S Club II,l2. KEYZER, JOAN - Rifle Club II, Drill Team I2. KOCH, J. L. - Wrestling IO,II, Senate IO,I2, Key Club II, S Club II,I2, Football l0,II,I2, Golf IO,II, Football Co-Captain ll. KREGER, SARAH 3 Honor Society II,I2, A.F.S. II,I2, Latin Club II,l2, Scarlet S II,I2, President II, French Club IO,II,I2, G.A.A. IO,ll,l2. KUNKLE, JOHN - Rifle Club ll, Tennis IO, Wrestling IO,II, S Club IO,lI,I2, Football lO,II, I2,Track IO. LaBlSSONIERE, LESLEE - Highclimber Staff IO, A.F.S. IO, Pep Club IO,I2, Girls' Club President I2, Vice President ll. Secretary-Treasurer IO, Twinlow Leadership Conference II, Forest Fes- tival Court. LONG, JUDI - Choir Il,I2, Pep Club ll, School Musical II, Girls' Club Executive Board I2. LORD, CONNI J. - A.F.S. I2, French Club IO, Pep Club IO,lI,I2, Girls' Drill Team I2. LOVGREN, PHIL - Rifle Club l2. LUND, DARLENE - Office Worker I2, Saghalie Staffll. - - -- McCALLUM, REY - Saghalie Staff IO, Choir IO, ll,l2. McDOWELL, MIKE - Basketball IO,Il,I2, S Club Il,l2, Football lO,ll,l2, Golf lO,ll,l2. McNEIL, PAT - Senate IO,II, Honor Society II, I2, A.F.S. Il,I2, School Play II,I2,Tennis IO,II, Girls' State Il, Assemblies Committee I2, Latin Club IO, French Club II, Pep Club IO,Il,I2, Presi- dent I2, Thespians II,I2, Actress of the Year II, Senior Ball Oueen, National Merit Scholarship Finalist. MACKEY, KAROL - Honor Society ll,I2, Thespians IO, Girls' Club Executive Board II. MAGELSSEN, WALT - Wrestling IO. MAGNETT, GEORGIE - Office Worker I2, Saghalie Staff I2, Rifle Club IO,Scarlet S ll, G.A.A. lO,lI. MALLOY, TOM - Office Worker II,I2, High- climber Staff IO, Basketball IO,Il, Baseball lO,ll, S Club lO,I2, Football IO,I2. MALONEY, PATRICK R. - German Club lI,I2, Football II,I2, Track II,I2, Debate I2. MANN, KAREL - A.F.S. I2, Latin Club Il,I2, Co- president I2, School Play ll,I2, Pep Club IO. MARANVILLE, DEBBIE - Honor Society lI,I2, German Club IO,II,I2, officer II, School Play IO, ll, G.A.A. IO,lI, Pep Club IO,II,I2,Thespians lO,Il, I2, Band IO,II,I2, Woodwind Quintet II,I2, Solo S Ensemble Contests IO,ll,lL School Musical II, Debate IL Band Musicianship Award Il, Na- tional Merit Scholaiship Finalist. MATTSON, DALE W Rifle Club ll. MATYE,VIRGlNIA W Latin Club IO. MILTENBERGER, GARY W Senate lO,ll, Honor Sociegf II,lL A.F.S. lO,ll, Office Worker Il, Ger- man lub lO,ll,lL Vice President IL Boys' State II, Projectionists lO,lI, Key Club IO,Il,lLTreasur- er IL Pep Club lO,lI, Football lO,lI,lL Track IO,II, IL MOORE, RON W Highclimber Staff ll, Saghalie Staff Il, Rifle Club IO,ll,lL Sharp Shooter Bar VIII. MORAN, DUNDEE W Office Worker ll,lL Sen- ate IO. MORGUS, GEANEECE ANN W Senate lO,lI, A.F.S. lO,Il,lL French Club IO,II, G.A.A. IO, Golf IL Band IO,II. MYERS, DEBRAH W F.H.A. IL Pep Club IO,II. NELSON, LYNN W Honor Society IL A.F.S. Il,lL Office Worker IL Latin Club IO,ll,IL Co-presi- dent IL Saghalie Staff IO, Rifle Club IO, School Play ll, Pep Club Il. NELSON, PEGGY W Honor Society Il,IL A.F.S. Il,lL Office Worker ll, Latin Club IO,ll,IL French Club ll,IL Pep Club IO. NESS, CHRISTIE W A.S.B. Secretary IL Senate IL A.F.S. lI,lL German Club lO,ll,lL Scarlet S ll, G.A.A. IO,II. OLSON, ANTIONETTE W Honor Society ll. O'NEILL, STEVE W Saghalie Staff IL School Play II, Wrestling IO,Il,lL S Club Il,I2. OSBORNE, JEANNE MARIE W Honor Society lI,IL A.F.S. Il,lL Latin Club IO,II, Treasurer ll, Tennis lO,ll, French Club IL Pep Club lO,ll,lL Band lO,ll,lL Secretary IL Stage Band IL Solo S Ensemble Contest lI,lL Woodwind Quintet ll, IL School Musical ll, Debate IL PARKER, LINDA W Office Worker IL French Club ll, Saghalie Staff IL PEARSON, J. BRUCE W Rifle Club IO,lI, Wres- tling II,IL S Club IL Track IO, Thespians IO, Football IO,lI,lL Stage Crew IO. PERRY, CATHY W Honor Society Il,lL A.F.S. IO, II, Office Worker IL Rifle Club IO, Pep Club ll. PIERCE, TOM W Football lI,I2. PITCHER, PAULA W Office Worker IL School Play IL Drama IL Choir IL POGREBA, DON W Senate IL Latin Club lO,ll, Key Club IL Pep Club Il,l2. PUHN, DAVE W Boys' Club President IL Key Club IO,lI,IL S Club II,IL Football IO,ll,lLCo- captain IL Baseball lO,lI, Track IL QUIMBY, BETH W Senate Il, Honor Society Il, IL A.F.S. IO,ll,lL Co-chairman IL Latin Club IO, lI,IL Vice President IO, School Play IO,ll, Tennis lO,II,IL Girls' State ll, G.A.A. IO, Pep Club lO,Il, IL Vice President Il, Thespians lO,II,lL Actress ofthe Year IO, Girl of the Month CPersonalityD. RADCLIFFE, WENDY L. W German Club lO,Il, IL REED, DONNA W Senate lO,Il, Choir IO,II,lL Girls' Club Executive Board I2. RENECKER, STEVE W Football IO. RHODES, CAROLYN N. W Honor Society Il,lL Latin Club ll,lL Band lO,Il,IL Majorette lO,II,l2. ROB8, PAM W Senate IL Honor Society Il,IL A.F.S. lO,ll, German Club lO,ll, Saghalie Staff IL Scarlet S IO, School Play IO, Tennis Il, G.A.A. IO, Pep Club lO.ll. ROBERTSON, JERRY W Band lO,lI,IL A.F.S. IO. ll,lL Drama lI,IL ROBINSON, KAREN - Honor Society IL Choir I2. ROLLER, TERRY W Highclimber Staff ll.lL School Play ll, Basketball IO,lI, Tennis IO,Il, Key Club lO,II, S Club lI,I2. , ROSE, DAVID K. W Senate IO, S Club IO,II,lL Wrestling IO, Track lO,Il,lL Class Vice Presi- dent I2. RUDDELL, ALECA W Honor Society ll,lL A.F.S. IO,Il,IL German Club IO,ll,lL Reporter lO,ll, Girls' State Il, Assemblies Committee IL Pep Club IL Band lO,Il,IL Woodwind Quintet II,lL Solo S Ensemble Contest lI,lL School Musical Il, IL Debate IJ. RUSSELL, CYNDY W Office Worker IL G.A.A. lO.II. RYE, JOAN W Office Worker ll,lL Pep Club IO, ll,lL SAGMILLER, ANNE KJOS W Honor Society II, IL French Club lI,lL President IL Band lO,lI. Woodwind Quintet lO,Il,IL SAVAGE, MARTIN W S Club ll,IL Track II,lL Cross Country ll,lL Inspirational Award IL Debate IL SCHROEDER, NORA JEAN W Honor Society Il, IL French Club Il,l2. SELJESTAD, JILL W Swing Choir IO,Il,IL Col- lege Prep Choir IO,Il,l2. SEYMOUR, CATHI W A.F.S. Il, School Play II, Highclimber Staff IL Pep Club lO,Il. SHAFER, STEVEN E. W Key Club ll SHEFLER, JENNIFER W Senate II, Honor Society II,lL A.F.S. lO,Il,IL Pep Staff IL School Play IL French Club lI.lL Pep Club lO,ll,IL Thespians IL National Merit Scholarship Letter of Com- mendation. SHEPPARD, CHARLES JAMES W Rifle Club IO, II, Baseball lO,Il, Football II. SIMMONS, TERRI W A.F.S. lO,ll, Latin Club IO, Highclimber Staff II,IL G.A.A. IO. SLETTEDAHL, JOHN W German Club IO, Bas- ketball IO, Golf IO, Cross Country IO. SMITH, BENNY E. W Baseball IO. SMITH, GAIL W Office Worker I2. SMITH, JACK - Rifle Club IO, School Play Il,lL Baseball lI,lL Thespians ll,IL Football lO,ll, Track IO. SMITH, RICHARD W Basketball lO,Il. SMITH, SHERRI LOU W Office Worker Il, French Club IO, Pep Club IL Girls' Club Execu- tive Board IL , SPARKS, JERRY W Honor Society II,lL Basket- ball lO,ll,IL Baseball ll, Boys' State ll, Key Club ll,lL S Club lO,lI,IL Class President IO,ll,l2. STAN DLEY, KATHY W Office Worker Il. STAN DLEY, SUSAN W Tennis lO,lI,l2. STARKEY, MIKE W A.F.S. II,IL Golf IO. STEENSEN, GREG W Highclimber Staff IL Rifle Club I2. STEWART, TERRY W Honor Society Il,lL A.F.S. II,lL Rifle Club IL French Club IO, Pep Club IO, II. STOCKWELL, BRAD W A.F.S. lO,Il,Tennis II, Saghalie Staff ll, S Club lI,IL Football Manag- er lO,Il,Track Manager IO, Band lO,ll,l2. STONE, JIM W Band lO,ll,IL Dance Band lO,ll, IL STROSHIN E, JUDITH M, W A.F.S. IL French Club IL SWARTSEL, MIKE W A.F.S. IL Latin Club IO, Highclimber Staff IO, Saghalie Staff II, Rifle Club lO,ll, Pep Club IL Football IO. SWAYZE, JIM W School Play IL Wrestling IO: S Club Il,lL Thespians IL Track IO,Il,IL Cross Country ll,IL Captain IL Science Club IL Elec- tronics Club II. SWINDALL, JANE E. W Office Worker IL Sagh- alie Staff IO. SWISHER, MIKE W Senate IO, Basketball IO,II, IL Highclimber Staff IO, Baseball lO,Il,lL S Club IO,II,IL President IL Boys' Club Secretary Il. SYKORA, LIN DA W G.A.A. IO. TAHJA, ALAN W Honor Society Il,IL Vice Pres- ident IL Wrestling ll,IL Most Improved Wres- tler Il, S Club ll,IL Football ll,lL Football In- spirational Award IL Football Hero IL Boys' lI5 Club Secretary-Treasurer IL Band IL Dance Band I2. TEO, WILSON P. W Rifle Club IO. THOMPSON, CHRIS W Wrestling lO,ll,lL S Club lO,II,IL Football IO, Track IO. THOMPSON, CHUCK D. W Senate IO, Honor Society IO,ll, Wrestling lO,Il,lL S Club IO,ll,IL Track IO, Cross Country IO.lI, Boys' Club Vice President I2. THOMPSON, MELVA W Honor Society ll,lL Highclimber Staff IL French Club Il, Class Sec- retary-Treasurer IL Homecoming Princess. TIBBITS, ROBERT L. W Wrestling ll. TIMPANI, MARY JO W A.F.S. IO, Choir lO.IL Saghalie Staff ll, Pep Club lO,IL TROTZER, KATHY W Office Worker IL Pep Club IO. TYLCZAK, JOHN W Pep Club ll,IL Vice Presi- dent II, Honor Society ll,lL Latin Club IO,Il,lL Baseball Manager IO, Statistician II,lL Assem- blies Committee IL S Club I2. VALLEY, VICKI W Honor Society ll,lL A.F.S. IO, lI,IL Highclimber Staff lI,IL Editor IL French Club Il,lL Quill 5 Scroll IL G.A.A. IO, Pep Club IO,II, School Musical II. VAN LAANEN, YVONNE W Honor Society lI,lL German Club II,lL College Prep Choir IL School Musical Il,IL VAN DERWAL,CHARLES L. W Wrestling IO. WEIL, FRED W Rifle Club IO,II,IL Basketball IO. lI,IL Baseball lI,lL S Club IO,Il,IL Football ll. IL Band lO,ll,lL Stage Band IL Mr. Irresistible IL WENTZ, KAREN W Saghalie Staff IO, Pep Club IO, College Prep Choir IO,ll,lL Swing Choir IO, IL Library Worker IO. WESCOTT, STEVE W College Prep Choir IL WESTON, MARK W A.F.S. lO.ll, Latin Club lO,lI. IL Wrestling lO,Il,IL S Club IO,II,IL Thespi- ans Il,IL Football ll,lL Cross Country IO. WHALEY, LINDLEY W Honor Society ll,IL A.F.S. IL French Club lI,I2. WILKOWSKI, SUSAN W Office Worker IL Scar- let S ll,lL G.A.A. lO,ll,lL College Prep Choir IO,Il,lL Swing Choir I2. WILLARD, BETSY W Honor Society ll,lL A.F.S. IO, German Club IO, Scarlet S lO,ll,IL Pep Staff lO,ll,IL School Play II, Tennis lO,ll,lL G.A.A. IO, Pep Club lO,ll.IL Thespians lI,ILCol- lege Prep Choir IL School Musical I2. WILSON, BRUCE W Honor Society lI.IL A.F.S. ll,lL Latin Club IO,II, School Play IO,II,IL Bas- ketball IO,Il,lL Boys' State Delegate ll, Jr. Coun- selor IL French Club ll, Key Club ll,lLVice President IL Thespians lO,II,IL Football IL Cross Country Il, A.F.S. Scholar to New Zea- land, l966. WITCRAFT, LINDA LEE W Office Worker IL Saghalie Staff ll,ILCo-editor IL Pe Club' IO. WORKMAN, LEOLA W Choir IO,ll,I,2. WRIGHT, CARRIE W Office Worker II, Latin Club IO,ll, College Prep Choir IL Swing Choir ll. YOUNG, EV HALL W Highclimber Staff IL Pep Club IO, Junior Prom Queen. YOUNG MICHAEL W Highclimber Staff IL YOUNG, MYRON W Highclimber Staff IL As- semblies Committee IL Junior Prom King. YOUNGLUND, BONNIE W Honor Society Il,lL Library Club IO,ll, Vice President II, Office Worker IL German Club II, Band IO,Il,I2. ZIEGLER, GAIL ANN W Honor Society lI,IL A.F.S. ll, Pep Staff IL School Play IL Pep Club IO,lI,IL Secretary ll, Drama ll,IL Girls' Club Executive Board II, Homecoming Queen, Girl of the Month C Sincerityj, Forest Festival Court. Allen, Eldon 8, l6, 22, 87 Congratulations to the Class ot '68 from your HOODSPORT CAFE ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SUPPLIER Dickavirg Try our Fried Oysters VERLE'S SPORTING GOODS Phone 877-5264 Hoodsport, Wash. 200 Olympic Hwy. South HOODSPORT GARAGE BUECHEI-'S 24 l-lour Towing Service General Repair and Union 76 Service 877-5351 GARAGE 81 PIONEER CHAIN SAWS sales and service Phone 898-2481 Union,Wash. MlLLER'S SHOE DEPARTMENT Congratulations to the Class of WATER WHEEL GROCERY General Merchandise res Shelton, Washington Gas-Oil Groceries Union 898-2341 Sgpfjgfg Beauchine, Joyce 87 Busack, Gary 64, 89 Creekpaun, Rick 90 Behrends, Shari 2l, 88 Berg, Norm 88 Amidon, Jeannie Anderson, Rick 22, 87 Anderson, Bill 8, 87 Arkin, Debbie 2I, 87 Avey. Gene I7, 87 Bailey, Roy 87 Banister, Debbie 2l, 64, 87 Barnett, Joan I9, 87 Barrington, Linda 8, 87 Barrom, Linda I9, 87 Baskins, Clayton Beardon, Don I4, I7, I9, 20, 2I, 65, 87 Besch, Chris 88 Blacker, Rick 88 Boad, Steve 88 Bodle, Karen I9, 2l, 88 Brenn, Nancy 65, 88 Brewer, Fred 88 Brooks, Judson 88 Brown, Bard 2l. 22, 64, 88 Brown, Paula I9, 22, 88 Buckley, Marlene 88 Bunnell, Mike 89 Burgess, Diana 65, 89 Burnett, Jim 89 Byrd, Dave 60, 68, 89 Byrd, Dean 89 Camp, Mike 89 Carpente, Sherry 22, 6 Cheney, Connie 89 Cheney, Curt 89 Clark, David 65,89 Cochran, Ron 89 Cole, JoAnn 60,90 Cole, Toni 22, l90 5, 89 Connolly, Anne I7, I9, 2I, 90 Coombs, Dennis Cowan, Cheryl Crabtree, Brigette 62, 90 Creasy, Linda 90 Cruikshank, Linda 90 DeRoche, Bill 90 Dale, Kathy 90 Darrell, Gary 90 Debban, Judy 62,90 Demmon, Tom 9l Deyette, Judy 62, 9l Dillenburg, Ken Dittmer, Terry 9l Donaldson, Jan I4, I7, 20, 2I, 2 9l Dorcy, Lane 8, 2l, 22, 9l Dowty, Bill 91 Edmiston, Darlene 9I Edson, Bruce 9l 2 , 'Nl' ' -. M O ,f I Q . X A logger is the voice of America's great timberlands, past and A -Q... present and future, reaching out to inspire the imagination of a A I . QS nation. , V -'L . 2, Y' 1, Y A ,QA 1 To some the logger is Paul Bunyan, larger than life, bawdy, , 3, rough, stomping over everything life puts infhis way, and ,J ' 42 g .K - leaving spiked footprints with his calked boots. e id.: 4, l ' Q? ' .ws A , ' q y N . To others he is a farmer of the forest, harvesting the - .Q fp ' Q l -QM gf, 1 I trees like the crop they are, staying out of sight and out of 1, ' 3 '!'i9' Q A , g t 45 4 ' mind- Q' f -.M ht ' The real logger is a little of each, and more than either. P W new ,M ,fu ' ' . fl ,:,?au i 'fi-1.- 5 V A . ,Q He's a man of all ages who dresses in stagged jeans, calked . ' '- boots, striped shirt and suspenders, and he peers at you from beneath I Q' ' v ' se--if the brim of a metal safety hat. He's a man of any size, and he gets closer to nature than almost U A - .: anybody else. Every day. He likes it that way. He builds roads with bulldozers, track drills and dynamite, falls , ., , ,, . timber, bucks and limbs the trees with a power saw, and yards the -v M, i . ff- logs with a slack line, steel towers, radio carriages and high-lead yarders. He uses a large heel boom shovel with grapples to load logs onto trucks, then delivers them to the mills. 1. 1 fa r lit.. 5 . V X . -ali . :Q ' 4:55 the 'V 1, V i V He works in brush and underbrush, saplings and second-growth, ', J ' 1 2 V. - - dust and snow, freshly turned dirt and often greasy mud. bles, carefully watches and cautiously listens, and once in a while he 5 5 , rests. b I U L ly. A. it -3 ' 1 ' ., , t ,K t Q 4' 3 . , 5 ww' N if' 45' :gi A ' 4 4 2' f i 1 Vg, 5 Y ' f yi 4 'V .1 4 ., ' W if f ' r J 2 J V Q, uk -:V A Ar Yi V41 1' by I During his day's work he grunts and groans, tumbles and scrarn- '- , 'Q ' f 1 1 - 1 A ' ' 3 I J W xx ' , K' f at gy ,, 5 3 A 1 l l .. 1. f X 1 s Q V ' f 1 E rn 7 ' b '3' w ' . N t 4 XM Qt I V :TK U' Q2 H53 0. .. '8 lv' el Sometimes he works so hard he feels like he has shrunk. - I But so important is his work, such a vital part of the life and 1 A W fl -1 death of this country are his efforts, so indispensable are the trees '5 -, he provides, that deep inside he knows, we all know, that he has not I :V -j shrunk at all. '54' -5 5 ' A B th 1 ' ' t if ' lf ecause e ogger 18 a gian . , I ,gl 15 P ,Z -A .Qjf aww Nm A ,hw-4 A1 Simpson Timber Company . . Einarsson, Nancy 2l, 9l Einarsson, Nancy Johnson 9l Einarsson, Sally 65. 92 Ellison, Juanita 65, 92 Emeras, Robert I9, 60, 92 Evander, Dave 92 Evans. 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Ginger 94 Hembroff, Susan 8, 94 Hickson, Mike 94 Hickson, Sheila 94 Holtorf, Veta 2, 94 Homan. Debi 94 Hopkins, Mike 94 Hoosier, Diana 65, 94 Howe, Ron 95 Isbell, DeWayne 95 Jackson, Keith 2l, 95 Johnson, Robert Jubb, Neil 95 Keyzers, Bill 95 Keyzers, Joan 95 Koch, John 8, 95 Kreger, Sarah 95 Kunkle, John Kunkle, Mary 95 LaBissionere, Leslee 95 LaFond, Dixie 2l, 96 LeGarde, Rod 96 Londahl, Kristine 96 Long, Judi 96 Lord, Connie 96 Lovgren, Phil 64, 96 Electric Contractors Wiring Supplies Light Fixtures THACKERAY ELECTRIC CO. 217 Cota Street 426-3369 Shelton, Washington Bill O. Thackeray Home Owned GORDY'S AUTO BODY AND GLASS 2136 Olympic Hwy. No. Shelton,Wn. 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CAMERA sHoP Keep Seke Diemende Your Headquarters for Photographic BECKWlTH'S JEWELRY AND GIFTS Equipmentancl Supplies CAMERAS - Film - Accessories 502 West Fran klin 426-3283 124 North Second Street Shelton' Washington Shelton, Washington -5:11.11iiiiiiigiigjiiii11111jjiiJ.'.'i11'1,1,i,ij.'fjji1'.ii,1,11,fjj.'.'..'jj?1a,,E:g Congratu lations to the Clggg THURSTON COUNTY efee A 1e,, 1 e1--,,,,, ,y,,,.,..-e- ' FEDERAL . I N . Maw? mas-am g E Pjff 5 ,PPE N1SQ'1CE1EE ee tiieer -eee l A e'reee,,, riertrr Hema, 5'555I3 E it P 118 So. Third 426-4411 Congratulations to the Class of '68 City Docks 426-4419 Congratulations to the Class B 81 R SALES SHELTON 329 Railroad Avenue SHELTON, WASHINGTON PHONE 426-8665 Savage, Martin Il, !!, IOO Schroeder, Nora IOI Scrogham, Carol 65, IOI Selby, Bob IOI Seliestad, Jill 65, 68, IOI Seymour, Kathy lOl Shafer, Steve !l, lOl Shefler, Jennifer 8, IOI Sheppard,CharIes IOI Simmons,Terri 60, lOl Simons, Alan IOI Smith, Ben IO! Smith, Gail IO! Smith, Jack IO! Smith, Richard IO! Smith, Sherri IO! Southmayd, Margaret IO! Sparks, Jerry !I, !!, 46, IO! Standley, Sue IO! Starkey, Mike I9, 46, IO! Steenson, Greg 60, IO3 Stewart, Terry I9, IOS Stockwell, Brad 64, IO3 Stone, Cathy Stone, Jim 64, IO3 Stratford, Judy Stroshine, Judy I9, IO3 Summers, Don Swartzel, Mike IO3 Swayne, Pam Good Luck to Class of '68 APEX GROCERY 1931 Olympic Hwy. N. Congratulations Class of '68 Timbers Restaurant Earl and Mary Owen ECONOMY FOODMART The Lowest Everday Prices in Mason County Congratulations to the Class of 68 7th and Railroad 426-2441 Best of luck to Class of '68 Congratulations to the Class of '68 THE MONEY SAVER STORE GRAYSTONE OF 120 Cota 426-2818 SHELTON Congratulations and good luck to the 1968 Class of Shelton RALPH'S QUICK STOP SHELTON MEAT COMPANY Jim Connolly Jack Connolly Congratulations to the Class of '68 Swayze, Jim IOS Swindall, Jane 2l, 65, I03 Swisher, Mike 22, I03 Swope, Allan I03 Sykora, Lynda I03 Tahja, Alan 8, 64, I04 Teo, Willie 65, I04 Thompson,Chris 22, I04 Thompson, Chuck 22, IO4 Thompson, Melva l5, 60, I04 Thormock, Clark IO4 Tibbits, Bill IO4 Tibbits, Robert l04 Timpani, Mary 65, IO4 Trotzer, Kathy 64 Tylczak, John 2l, IO4 Van Laanen,Yvonne 65, I05 Valley,Vicki l9, 60, IO5 VanderWal, Chuck IO5 Watters, Sharon Weil, Fred 8, 22, 64, I05 Wentz, Karen 65, I05 Wescott, Steve 65, IO5 Weston, Mark 8, 65, I05 Whaley, Lindley l9, IO5 Whitmore, Mrs. Jennie I05 Wiles, Les I05 Wilkowski, Sue 22, 65, l05 Willard, Betsy 8, 22, 65, IO6 Wilson, Bruce 8, 20, 2I, 22,46, l06 Witcraft, Linda I05 Wood, Peter IO5 Woodall, Ken Workman, Leola Workman, Sidney Wright, Carrie 65, I05 Young, Evelyn 65, IO5 Young, Mike 60, 65, I05 Young, Myron 60, 6I, 65, IO5 Younglund, Bonnie 2I, 64, IO5 Ziegler, Gail 8, I4, I05 Congratulations to the Class of1968 COTA GRILL First and Cota 426-8415 Congratulations to the Class of1968 from 1280 ON YOUR DIAL AIRPORT GROCERY Good Luck to Class of 1968 McCOMB BUSINESS SERVICE Insurance - Bookkeeping 426-8262 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 20th CENTRUY TH RIFTVVAY Hillcrest Home of the red carpet service Best Wishes to the Class of '68 SHELTON TITLE COMPANY Congratulations from PANTROIUM CLEANERS alteration -tailoring 215 Second St. Phone 426-3371 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 RITNER'S BROILER lst and Railroad 426-4243 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 DAIRY QUEEN Cone with the curl on the top H-s...,,,, CAPITOL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the Class of '68 SHELTON BRANCH 107 South 4th Phone 426-8211 Home oltice Olympia... Branch office Nlontesano. .. Adams, Ed 22,26 Anderson, Meridee 26 Armstrong, Janet 26 Auseth, Joan 26 Austin, Gary 8, 22, 26 Bacon, Larry 2I, 26 Bailey, Gail 26 Bailey, Ron 26 Bain, Robin l9. 26, 65 Baker, Bob 26 Bakke, Robin l9, 2l, 26 Banister, Vicki 26 Barber, Angelynn 26 Barnett, Dave 60 Barnett, Phil 26 Beerbower. Larry25f65 Bennett, Curt 26 Besch, Carol 26 Bickford, Linda 26 Bikadi, Calvin F we Q 4' 4 L 'f Y--f V 7A,,,.,1 ,M V V Q . is -,Kg Congratulations to the Class of '68 SHELTON ROLLER ARENA Archie and Hazel Young Olympic Hwy. No. 426-3494 Congratulations to the Class of '68 Phone 877-5291 Tires, Batteries and accessories 7:00 AM. to 8:00 P.lVl. Rikers Mobil Service Pldorf ,'.,' Qoverin Carpet, Linoleum, Formica, Ceramic 1723 Olympic Hwy. North Phone 426-2992 , , , Shelton, Wash. Experienced Craftsmen at your service Arnold Rex Bina, Greg 26,65 Blake, Rick 26 Bloomfield, Mike Boad, Bill 26 Bolling, Tom 26 Brooks, Joe Brown, Andrea 27 Brown, Glenn 27 Buckley, Chris 27 Burfiend, Lee 27 Campbell, Jean 27 Cardinal, Pat 27 Carlson, Al 27 Casto, Sherril 27 Caudill, Pauline 27 Christian, Geraldine 27 Churchill, Raegene 27 Clark,Cinda 2l, 27 Clark, Terri 27 Cleveland, Dan 27. 65 Clinton, Chris 27 Close, Chris 27 Cole, Bob ll Cook, Jean 27 Cook, Lori 27 Conca, Steve 27 Carlson,EIliot2l,27 Cowlingflifford 27 Case, Wayne 27 Craig, Tami 27 6 me iw -'GN wi ,fr f -f Complete Quality Homefurnishings I W One item,ora homefullof furniture Af LSEN 1 ff i 'f - i . f'AN f ' f' K TY X 2-9 Q76 ,xx X 'tt x I AM Ni. M ' 'Y ff ,:, I YV ' ' EN sian ov v5 x W in in W?A N Best of everything to the Graduating Class. We wel- 5 Fi l e t, W W come you as our friends and customers. fOur stain' if l G 1 nfl i consists of four Shelton High School Graduatesb g i tw5Q3 jgfiJ3QgiLv4lJPilxiLI ijgtlllllbfzl Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors of '68 KELLEY'S FURNITURE 426-2411 , Stewart Foodliner Inc. Featuring our own in store bakery cakes, etc. SPONSORED BY THE MEDICAL, DENTAL, AND OPTICAL PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE OF SHELTON CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '68 Jim Pauley '34 Marc Lonn '67 Wayne 'Red' Joslin '49 Dean Byrd '68 Bill Johnson '48 FORD JIM PAULEY, INC. Duane Wright '55 Shirley Nelson '47 Bob Wolden '50 Don Johnson '52 MERCURY SLOANE INSURANCE Robert A. Sloane 110 Cota AGENCY William B. Sloane Shelton, Washington Ever's Texaco Havoline Oil- Marfac Lube Firestone Tires Light Mechanical Work Generator Service lst and Franklin 426-2271 LES FIELDS AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP Vern and Glenn Stewart 227-229 So. lst Street 426-3351 6th 81 Laurel itimiliwil? 426-4582 IBIA Y Styling Wigs Reno Hair Shaping Merle Norman Cosmetics AIl.DN Creasey, Gary 27, 60 Denoyer, Judy 27 Dunn, Robert 27 Fitzgerald, Robert 27 JACK STEWART SPORTING GOODS ON Mt. View PROFESSIONAL: Racket Stringing Cand racketsj Bowling Ball Driller Beautiful Letter Sweaters ROCKY HEMBROFF INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Rocky Hemloroll 506 W. Franklin Phone 426-3357 KITSAP-MASON DAIRYMAN'S ASSOCIATION DARIOOID x MAIN ....,.,-Mviix l i,,,f,r., X. Milk8lCream - Ice Cream - Cheese - Butter Crumb, Jody l9, 27 Cush, Josephine 27 Dahman, Peggy 27 Dailey, Jim 27 Dailey, LeRoy 27 Daniels, Bill 8, 27, 46 Demeree, Karl 27 DeMiero. Paul 8,27 Denniston, Donalda 27 Deuel, Dave 26, 27 Dickie, Melani l9, 27, 62, 64 Dickinson, Kathy 27 Diemert, Bev 27, 60, 65 Dillon, Bill Dishon, John 27 Dodge, Melody 27, 65 Donaldson, Becki Beatty 27 Donaldson. Don 27,65 Ebinger, Jackie 27, 60, 65 Edenholm, Keith 27,65 Ells. Bill EIson,Terry Engebretson, Shirley 27 Engen, Jody 22, 27 Erhart, Robin 27 Erwin, Dave Evers, Carol 27 Fleenor, Patty 27 Flower, John ll, 22,28 Frank, Mike 28 Frederickson, Rick 28 Fuller, Monty 28 Gates, Linda 28, 65 Gems. Geenie 28 Gephart, Chris 28 Glaser, Sue 28 Godwin, Ross ll, 28 Gray, Darleen 28 Grubb, Kurt 2I, 22, 28 Gruver, Shari 22, 28 Guyer, Dave 28 Haiducek, Susan 28 HasBrouck, Greg 8, 22, 28 Haskins, Lynn Cook 96 Hepburn,Cliff Hergert, Larry 22, 28, 65 Herrick, Sid 28, 64 Hess, Kathy 28 Hills, James Hoard, Bruce I7, 22, 28 Holland, Becki 22, 28 Holtorf, Sheila 2I, 28 Hopkins, Debbie 28 Howlett, Echo 28 Hovey, Perry 28 Huston,Jack 28 Irwin, Claudia 28 Jackson, Bill 28 James,CheryI 28, 64 Johnson, Peggy 28, 65 Jones, Martha 28 Jonker, Toni 28, 64 Keene, Terry 28 Kelley, Jim 28 Kidd, Dan 28 Knauf, Dan 28 WESTERN PARTS 81 MACHINE CO. Good luck to all of you 218 North First Street 426-4481 Shelton, Washington LEROY'S TELEVISION gl FAIRPLACE SERVICE Leroy Robbins, Prop. Sylvania Sales and Service Shelton, Washington 98584 Phone 426-3172 Star Route 1, Box 33B Congratulations to the class of '68 CERTIFIED MANUFACTURING Sanderson Field Phone: 206-242-5050 Congratulations to Class of 1968 from H O d OFTTG WFIS MASON COUNTY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 1 I si-ii:-:i.TciN. wAsHiNi3Tcm Serving All Residents ot Mason County Good Return on Savmgs . 444 Sei Low Cost Loans te Pe See us for Low Rate Education Loans M6 3504 We Encourage Student Savings for all Purposes 321 Railroad Ave. Corner of 4th and Cedar 426-2202 426-3515 1 E Q .it.'.i Congratulations to class of '68 CLlFTON'S OF SHELTON 329 Railroad Ave. SHELTON, WASH. 98584 :Q fa 19 3' 11'If'+ffff:-IM-ffi Mom-nal , XF A SEATTLE- FIRST NATIONAL BANK kg! Seattle-First National Bank SHELTON BRANCH CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 3 LLOYD'S lVlEN'S AND WOlVlEN'S Krogh, Dave 28 Kriebs, Janna I9, 28 Kuhr, Frank 28 Ladd, Frank 29 LaMarsh, John 29 LaMarsh, Mike 29, 46 Landis, Peggy 29, 65 Lanman, Ken 29 LeGaulr, Ed 29, 64 Locke, Leila 29 Lonn,Chris 29 Look, Jane 29 Luhm, Mike 29 Lund, Larry 29, 65 McCarty, Neil 29 McGee, Chris 29 McGee, Peggy 29 McKenzie, Kathy 29 McMurray, Darleen 29 McQuilkin, June 29 McQuilkin, Paul 29 MacRae, Linda 29, 64, 65 Magnusson, Lesleann 29 Medley, Virginia 29 Michaels, Coral 29 Miliour, Cheri 29 Munsell, Sandra 2I, 29 Nichols, Dolores 30 Nielsen, Peter 30 Noreen, Vicki 22, 30 Barnett Sales Agency MONTGOMERY WARD 220 North First Street 426-2691 Congratulations to the Class of '68 Looking for. .. A Snack? A Picnic? A Family Meal? Shelton's Favorite Drive-in Olympic Hiway So. at Arcadia Compliments of ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY I CLINTON'S BIKE SHOP Schwinn Bikes - Lawn Mowers Keys - Snow Skiis R.D. Clinton 223 Cota Owner Shelton, Wash. Congratulations to Class of '68 ANGLE AGENCY insurance - Real Estate -Travel Herb Angle '17 Eva Ahlskog'28 Clara A l8l9'24 CarolYenter'58 Eber Angle '14 Dick Angle '47 Compliments of FERGUSON'S FLOWERS For all Your Floral Needs Shleton, Washington Phone 426-8502 Congratulations Class of '68 Sunrise Motel 84 Resort Groceries 81 Boats - Dock Fishing- Hunting On Scenic Hiway 101 Bob 81 Doris Dunham PH. 877-5301 Rt. 1, Box 25 Hoodsport, Washington 0-'M NIERV'S Congratulations TIRE CAP AND CAR CARE Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 CENTER from Dayton tires New ' Ueee ' Reeapped SIMPSON EMPLOYEES' Complete Tire and Car FEDERAL Sefviee CREDIT UNION Complete Brake Service Ken Fredson 5th 8 Franklin Wneelitligning Manager HAMLIN'S HOBBY TOY STORE Models - Art Supplies - Toys - Games Gifts - Party Supplies 220 Cota Street 426-4629 lVlr. Realy State Says: E Buying J, X ,, gr . ,, 'L elling... G Qs- see HIMLIE REALTY 1717 Olympic Hwy. No. Shelton, Washington Congratulations to the class SAEGER'S MOTOR SHOP Dealers of Johnson outboard motors and Homelite chain saws Nutt, Rita 26, 30, 65 Okano, Marilyn S, 30, 62 Okonek. James 30 Okonek, Les 2I, 30 Peckham, Rick 2l, 30, 65 Peterson, Jeanne 30 Peterson, Larry 30 Peterson, Mark 30 Petty, Kathy 22, 30 Plant, Bob 30 Pole, Betty 30 Powell, Joyce 30 Province, Kathy l9, 30 Puhn, Scott 8, l6, 2l, 30 Purvis, Gene 8, 30 Ramsfield, Jay 30, 64 Redman, Harold 30 Reeder, Jimmy 30 Renecker, Linda 30, 65 Reynolds, Craig 30 Rhoades, Beverly 30, 65 Rice, Frances I7, 30 Richards, Gary 8, l9. 22, 3I Richey, Greg l9, 2I, 3I Roberts, Donna Lee 3I Roberts, Jim 8, 3I Robertson, Scott 3I Robinson, Kathy 3l Rogers, Betty 3I Rollevson, Debby I9, 3I Rublin, Jeanette 3I Ruddell, Bob I7, 2I, 3l Savage, Chris 3I Savage, Ruth 3l Schimschat, Linda 3I, 65 Schmidt, Frank 2l, 3I Schnitzer, Curt 3I Schuffenhauer, Bill 3I, 60 Schuffenhauer,Chris 3l Scott, Holly 2I, Sl Seliestad, Loreah 3I Selvidge. Sally Sl Sewell, Mary 2I, 3I Shrum, Dick 3l Sisson, Pat 3l Smith, Beverly 3I Smith, Jennie 22, 3l, 62 Smith, Kathy 3I Smith, Robyn 3I Southmayd, Lynn 3l Speece, Sue 3I, 65 Stansell, Sharon 3I Steenson, Sandi 3I Steinberg, David 8, 22, 3 Stevens, Karolee 32, 64 Stewart, Carol I9, 32, 65 Stewart, John 32 Stidd, Sherry 32, 65 Stone,Cheryle 32, 65 Stout, Elwood 32 I,64 EACRETT LUMBER CO Ann and Elie Eacrett Building Materials Pittsburgh Paints 1332 Olympic Hwy. South 426 4522 BANNER8i BURNETT Chevron Service Better Car Care lstand Franklin 426 3062 Congratulations Class of 68 BINGER'S NO. 2 Eve Hanson 81 Roy Bolduc 426-2242 421 So lst Street Congratulations to the Class of 1968 International Valiant Chrysler Trucks Plymouth KIMBEL MOTORS, INC Dial 426-3433 Shelton Washington Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '68 MORGAN TRANSFER 8: STORAGE Local and Long Distance A- ROY DUNN Packing-Crating INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE Insured Storage 126 Railroad Avenue 426-4447 1429 Ridge Road SHSITOH, Wash ggsgflffs-r 3 Free Estimates 0N5lm'mON Remodemg MAMlE'S JAVA HAUS COLE ROAD BUILDERS SUPPLY Complete Line of Building Materials Lime - Sand - Cement- Plaster Sl-lELTON 426-8224 OLYIVIPIA - Ask Operator for ZENITH 9736 Good Luck to Class of 1968 Good food, homemade pies, Breakfast- lunch - dinner Stroshine, John 32 Sushak. Wayne 32, 65 Swanson, Nancy 32,64 Swantack, Lowell Swayze, Leahe 32 Sykora, Dennis 32 Symes, Diane 32 Tahia, Dale 32 Thomas, Jerry 32 Thomas, Patricia 22, 32,62 Thornack, Dean 32,65 Tibbits, Dick 32,64 Tibbits, Keith 32,64 Tuson, Bud 8, 2I, 26, 32, 46 Timpani, Mike 8, 2I, 22, 32, 64 Tweed, Wayne 32 Tweed, Winnie 32 Waggoner, Judy 32 Waite, Ed 32 Waldrip, Joe 32. 64 Weddle, Jim 32 Wermer, Ramona 32 West, Jolean 32 Wilder, Hugh 32 Williams, Linda 32,65 Willson, Marv 8, 22, 32 Wilson, Brad 32 Witcraft, Steve 8, 22,32 Wokoiance, Terri 32, 65 Wolf, Barb l9, 32, 62 Wolfe, Connie 32 Workman, Bryan 32 Worthy, Mardella 32 Wright, Doug 8, 22, 32 Yorke, Doug 32 Zopalis, Jim 32 Saphamores Abbott, Kaye 34 Allen, Christie 34 Anderson, Don 34 Anderson, Nathan 34 Anderson, Richard 34 Anstey, Tim 34, 60 Arkin, Sherry 34 Bariekman, Merle 34 Bean, Chris 34 Beatty, Bob 34 Becker, Bev 34 Beirele, Coila 34 MING TREE CAFE Chinese and American Dishes 423 Railroad Avenue WELCOME MARV'S ENCO Atlas tires, Batteries, 84 Accessories Welding 5th 84 Railroad Marvin E. Cline 426-8641 Beierle, Debora 34 Bell, Bill 34 Bevis, Chris 34 Bevis, Linda 34 Bloomfield, Betty 34, 64 Bloomfield, Susan 34 Bolender, Wendy 34 Borovesky, Sandy 34 Bostrom, Steven 34, 64 Bourgault, Mike 35 Bourgault, Patty 35 Bransford, Brad 8, 22, 35 Brenn, Beverly 35 Brigham, Paul 35 Brooks, Alicia 35 Brosam, Larry 35 Brown, Beverly 22,35 Burgess, Bruce 35 Burnett, Joel 35 Busack, Scott 35 Bushey, Art 35 Butler, Brook 35,65 Byrd, Joe 35 Byrd, Sheryl 35 Carey, Joseph 35 Casey,Curtis 35 Chambers, Clark 35 Chisum, Marci 36 Clary, Jerry 35 Cole, Karen I7, 35 Cole, Steve 35 Connolly, James A. ll, I9, 2l, 62 Cookston, Corey 35 Coots, Ric 35,65 Corey, Jim 35, 46 Cox, Donald 22, 35, 64 Cruickshank, Jackie 35 Cush, Daniel 35 DeMiero, Barbara 35 Dailey, Mary 35 Dale, Karyn Lee 35 Daniels, Wilma Ruth 35 Daugherty, Brenda 35 Day, Karen 35 Dayton, Karen 2I, 35 Dean, Casey 35 Deffinbaugh, Jean Marie 35 Deftinbaugh, Susan Lynn 35 Deibert, Mike 35 Deyette. Janeen 35 Dion, Jan 35 Dodge, Richard 35 Donnell, Jeff 35 Downer, Vic 35 Dunbar, Barb 35 Durkin, Robert 36 Eagle, Frankie 36 Edson, Doug 36 Einarsson, Leslee 8, 36, 65 Ellison, Arlene 36 Ellison, Darlene 36 Elmlund, Lynden 36 Emer, Colleen 36 Uppy's Hood Canal Marina Representing Evinrude Boats and Motors Mason County DORAN'S SHELL SERVICE Complete Lubrication - Wrecker Service Tires - Batteries - Accessories 500 Olympic Hwy. North Shelton, Washington Phone 426-4737 Congratulations Class of '68 MASON COUNTY STATIONERS NlTA'S KOFFEE SHOP Best Wishes to the Class of '68 Congratulations to the Class ot 1968 SHELTON LAUNDRY CLEANERS Congratulations to the Class of '68 GRANT LUMBER COMPANY SHELTON COIN-OPERATED LAUNDRY 84 CLEANERS 607 South First 426-6612 Erickson, Andy 36 Erickson, Neal 36 Ervin, Marcia 36 Erwin, Jim 36 Evander, Steve 36 Everist, Resa 36, 65 Evers, Sharon 36 Farrimond, Harvey 8, 36 Fis her. Joyce 36, 64 Fitzgerald, David 36 Fitzgerald, Marie 36, 65 Fleenor, Cheryl I7, 36 Florek, Don 36 Franklin, Mike 36 Franklin, Monica 36 Freeman, Ronica 36 Freeto, Bill 36 Fuller, William II, 36 Gallagher, Bruce 36 Gallinger, Linda 36 Giddings, Joe 36, 64, 65 Gill, Kathleen 36 Gray, John A. 36, 64 Gray, Rex 36 Gregory, John 37 Gustafson, Linda 37 Gunter, Dallas 37, 64 Hamilton, Kathryn l9, 37 Hammond, Robert 37 Haney, Debbie 22, 37 Harris, Vickie 37 Hatchett, Mike 37 WESTERN FARMER'S ASSOCIATION Dealer Otho Bostvvick Horse Tack and Feed Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '68 Congratulations to the Class oi '68 EVERGREEN FLORIST Flowers for all occasions Corsages and Bouquets Congratulations to Class ot '68 KEN WOLDEN'S CHEVRON SERVICE Cascade and Olympic l-lwy. 426-4220 Herrick, Stephen 37 Hess, Vickie 37 Hillier, Janice 37 Hinchcliff, Jerry Hovey, Linda 37 Hovind, Cindy 37 Howell, Pam 37 Hughes, Greg 37 Huisingh, Ray 37 Hurd, Lauri 37 Inman, Doug 37 lrwin, Danny 37 Isbell, Darrell 37 Jagnow, Carol 37 James, David 37 Johnston,ChereII 37 Johnston, David 37 Jones, Fred 37 Julion, William 37,64 Kelly, Reggie 37, 65 Kelly, Jim 37 Ketterling, Donna Lee 37 Keyzer, Jane Marie 37 King, Jacquelyn 37 Kinnan, Sue 37 Kirk, Marcia 37 Kolowinski, Karen 37 Kriebs, Linda Kay 37, 64 Krogh, Philip II, 37, 64 LaMarsh. Karland 37 :HPS A M. ,.,,,,,,-un'--my ' if C SHAUB-ELLISON COMPANY EELLS 81 VALLEY APPLIANCE CENTER Good earTires-B tt ' Hwhereyou getthe y 3 ewes B ro IB G Tires New, Used and Reoapped es ea' y eorge Wheels Aligned and Wheels Balanced Complete Car Service 426-3333 Congratulations to the Class of '68 Congratulations to the Class of 68 Hoodsport JARVIS OIL COMPANY Landis, Jim 37, 60 Landsaw, Clyde 37 Laney, Cinda 37 Laney, Ronard 38 Lanning, Ruth 38 Larson, John 38 Larson, Nadine 38 Larson. Scott 38 Laugen, Michael 38 Lattman, Bobi Jo 38 Lawson, Roger 38 Lee, Bob 38 Lemagie, Sue 38 Leonard. Judy 38 Lewis, Randy 38 Lewis, Willy 38 Londahl, Daphne 38 Look, Dean 38 Look, Kristie 38 Loudenslager, Jacki 38 Lovgren, Brian 38 Lyman, Steve 38 Lynn, Brenda Lyon, Mergene 38 McCIanahan, Bob 8, 22, 38, 64 McClanahan, Neil 38, 64 McComb, Bill 38 McDowell, Sue l9, 38 McFarland, Carl 38 McKasson, Julia 38 DUANE'S CHEVRON SERVICE Always the Best Potlatch, Washington 877 5271 MANLEY'S MERCHANT LUNCH QUICK SERVICE Congratulations to the Class of '68 ADAIR'S CAFE 1 mile North of Hoodsport Breakfast- Lunch - Dinner Till 8 P.lVl. PH. 877-5432 Congratulations to the Class of '68 PREPP'S REXALL DRUGSTORE 2nd and Railroad 426-4642 GRIMES8i MCNEIL Auto Glass Replacement 3rd Grove 426-8264 Congratulations to the Class of '68 WILLOUR INSURANCE 1717 Olympic Hwy. N. McLain, Karlene 38 McLean. Kathleen 38 McMiIIin, Peter 38 Magnusson, Noel 38 Miller, Gary 38 Miltenberger, Patsy 2I, Moore, Marsha 2I, 38 Moore, Tom 38 Morris, Susan 38 Morrow, John 38 Neau, Michael 38 Nicklaus, Art 2I, 38. 62 Nutt, Rhonda 38 Nutt. Teresa 39 Nye, Don 39 Nygaard, Ken 39 Oak, Charles 39 Okonek, Bob 39 Olsen, Alan 39 Olsen, Lanny 39 Packer, James 39 Parker, Chuck 39 Partlow, Judy 39, 64 Peter, John 39 Phillips, Joyce 39 Pierce, Vickie 39 Plant, Fredrica 39 Pogreba, Suzy 39 Porter, Beth 39 Potter, Linda 39, 60 Pozorski, Sandy 39 Prouty, Larry 39 Purvis, Linda 2I, 39 Rae, Debbie I7, 39 Ramsey, Sherril 39 Randleas, Chris 39 Raymond, Gary 8, 39 Reagan, Julie 39 Ream, Carolyn 22, 39 Remsberg, Julie I7, 39 Reynolds, Kevin 39 Rice, Chris 39 Rice, Cynthia 39, 65 Rice, Leonard 39 Rickards, Cliff 39 Riske, Harold 39 Robertson, Janice 40 Robinson, Debbie 40 Rodgers, Carol 40 Rodgers, Trudy 40 Roush, Marvin 40 Sagmiller, Mary 40 Sargent, Pat 40 Scheel, Gaye 34, 40 Sc hmiege, Darlene 40 Scott, Peter 40 Selby, Steve 40 Seljestad, Debbie 40 Sharpe, Steven 40 Shefler, Stuart 40 Sheppard, Patty 22, 40 Sigo, Susan 40 Sisson, Sandy 40,65 Slavich, Antonette 40 Smith, Pat 40 Sollock, Peggy 40, 65 Sowers, Kim 40 Sparks, Mike ll, 22, 34, 40 Spilseth, Jim 40 Standley, Cindy 40 Standley, Randy 40 Stansell, Mary 40 Stephens, Sandra 40 Stentz. .lack I9, ll, 40, 64 Stimpson, Curt 40 Stodden, Kathy 40 Stracke, Allen 40 Strom, Kris 40 Stroud, Lorin 40 Stroshine, Janet 40 Strutz, Jacqolynn 40 Sullivan, Jeane 40 Swanson, Bill 40 Swantak, William B. 40 Sweitzer, Pat 40 Swisher, Sally 40 Swope, Sandy 40 Systma,Chris 40 Tabor, Mary 8, 40. 64 Thomas, Jennifer 40 Thomas, Nathan 4l, 62 Thompson, Dana 4I Thompson, Rex 4l Tokos, Laura 40 Trotter, Dan 4I Tuckness, Emmett 4l Tylczck, Margie I4, 4I VanDeRiet, Shirley 4l Valley, Jan 4l Vercher, Jimmie 4l B 8: R OIL COMPANY 76 Union Stove and Burner Oil 426-3592 P O Box 296 Day or Night Shelton Wash Congratulations Class of 68 Wilson Company Daniel l-l. Wilson, Owner P.O. Box 99 426 6222 HEINIE'S BROILER Evergreen Square Steaks - Seafoods - Salads We bake our own pies and cakes Open 6 A.lVl. to 8 P.M. Closed Sun. Congratulations to the Class of 68 TAYLOR TV- Radio - Appliances Your satisfaction is our business 4th 81 Cota 426 6602 Shelton, Washington MILLO'S DINER Broasted chicken Sea Foods On Hood Canal, Near Potlatch Hwy. 101 Opposite Power House Phone Hoodsport 877-9788 You're sure to enjoy the records JOHNNY'S MUSIC BOX 205 Cota 425-4302 CHRlS'S ICE CREAM 23 flavors 126 No. 2nd 426-3163 Congratulations to the class ot '68 CUSTOM MADE Kay I4 fbzapsmisa Shades Rods Carpeting Free Estimates 129 Railroad Avenue Kay Gott Shelton, Wash. Phone 426-6207 Vopat, Mike 4I Waggoner, Nancy 4I Waller, Lucita 4I Watson, Cinda 4I, 65 Watters, Gerald 4l Welch. Donna 4I Welch, Wayne 4I Whaley, Bruce 4I Whinery, Don 4l White, Dale 4I White, Dale 4I Whitmarsh, Lee Anne 4I Williams, Darrell 4I Williams, Mike 4l Wilson, George 4I Wilson, Janie 4l Wilson, Stan 4I Wokojance, Richard 4I Wolfe, Mary 22, 4l Wooldridge, Richard 4I Woolsey, Jim 4l Workman, Warren 4I Worthy, Mike 4l Wurm, Joann 4I Zehe, Joel II, II, 4I Zeller, Sheryl 4I Ziegler, Julie 4I Well, Wepefinally lnade it . . . it only took soine of us twelve years, out otners weren't so lucky . . . .7 'nr sure ylad it 's ooer with . . . Va know . . . it just seelns like yesterday tnat we were startin'sel1ool . . . and now we 're about to end it . . . J for one would yladly weleorne the enanee to do it all ooer ayain . . , and tnrs time rnaylze do a oetter job . . . Hut Wnat nappens nent? . . . soine of us plan to lzetter our education . . , Jt 'd oe yreat if we eould all do it . . , otners al- ready nad enouyn of tnis senool business, so tl1ey'll yet by as lfest tney can . . . and still otners naoe no plans at all . . , so tl1ey'll just take earn day as it eornes . . . rnaylze everyone will lie a lny suseess . . . wno knows? . . .