Shelton High School - Saghalie Yearbook (Shelton, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1982 volume:

n ul I Shelton High Sehool I Snoholie 1 ff lin- Z sq O Shelton Spring kd. Shelton, Wo. 98584 If lnlne S2 6' ,oy yht 7982 Dedicated C11 Clit? Elrzss Of 1982 we've made our way, Hrst to work and then to play. Because of this we've had our fun trying to make friends with everyone. To whom it may concern inlater years, we made our mark despite our fears. Our friendshi p together may never end, always together forever friends. SHN -v.' X Q ., X s ei Q - aff I: 1 E: 1 X X wx. , X .. 'QE M , M f fin f f D f f JV J f f . ' . if S W NM M ff f' my D,,f , www, 1 f L uf' , V M .,,,, f z - A- v,,, .fag K gl 4. 7 ff! A if Q 2 FENIOR X 'mf WWA ff S Jw sp, Q 'Q 2, , A if -Q , I Q 4 i 1, A Q t If f 4, I V A he . wt A 'V in K 1 'Q A ' V Z 4 Y 3 7 N f D k 'Qi X 4 H i 11 1 , V' 'A 5 m, . - - 5 11 5, Q- 2 I K -Q., W T M33 , ki Z wi ff' W 'Q , I ,Q X , V gl Ji 7 Y ig fm Q X, -, 4-vs it ,x, f ' . .,s .L . 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'-5 fy J' V, I J ,I ', M, all 'i '1 Tony Blackstad Scott Boad Lisa Brewer l lv fic'-'N Debbie Brice janice Brinkman Rick Brown Chip Brush Renee Bunch Tina Burgdorf Greg Burgess Polly Campbell David Casebier SENIORSX 9 Sue Cason julianna Ceniza Betty Cermak Susan Chambers Lisa Christensen Robert Clarey i IOXSENIORS Kari Cochran Ann Cole Dee Cole J, .X . Qfigw ,qu-.. ! Rob Coleman Donna Collins Rene Cook 'I L-JW , 1 , , C3 R L S ',d 'ivy- Karin Coots Lisa Core Sally Cross Cheral Crumpton Kimbel Daniels jim Dean SENIORSX 11 Cindy Dederick Mindy Dederick Brent Dehning i i Mike Deuel Brad Devaney Tyler Diggle W IZXSENIORS Tracy Diggle joy Doescher Lorraine Duggan X. X Gina Dunbar David Dunnington jim Dwyer joe Evankovich Molly Eveleth Brel' Faughender Mike Folsom Kelly I-'osdick Lynn Frazer SENIORSX 13 'fr ' s JWIWV ' 2 1 Cameon Fredson David I-'ree Karen Freeman Robyn Frost Gretchen Geist Scott Geist 14f5ENIORS A David Gerhold Tom Gigstead Debbie Gilman Rose Gilmore Andy Glenn Lisa Gloor Cheri Glover Lori Goodburn jim Goodpaster - gf. I r l in Lylei Couley Ray Gouley Darla Graft SENIORSX 15 16f5ENIOR5 E Teresa Graft Connie Hagen lodd Hagman uv- ofa qw Kjersti Haraldseid john Harris jon Hart 2-lu... , Mike Hartley Lee Haudenschield john fStormyj Hawk Kathryn Hawkes john Heidemann Anne Heisey Angela Hodgson Eric Hoff Wendy Hoff Krysia Hoffman Kim Hoover Gary Howe SENIORSXI7 i Mike Huisingh Naomi jacot Fred Jenner ,,- 0'-vw -gf L W w H, N, i 5,59- Paulette jerrells Dean fewett LaDean johnson 18fSENIOR5 Km ,Q Shannon johnson Kathy Jonas Richard jones Tracy Kadoun Daniel Kelley Jeanette Kennedy Lynette Kidder Lisa Kimball Shannon Kirk Beanie Knoop Karin Knudsen Cary Lajune SENIORSX 19 David Land Erin Laney Eric Langdon Rick Langeland Marc Lanphear Mike Largon ZOXSENIORS Gary Laubach Chris Lawson Carla Bush Kelly Lewis Scott Lindgren Kim Livingston Darren Lohmeyer Leon Longan Lorena Longland N Milcie LOVil't Danielle M314 Matt Manke SE NI ORSXZI Margie Man vellor Barbara Martin Robert McDonald i Tami McHargue Lisa McIntosh Annette McKillop 22fSEN1OR5 I O, 4 V 1 Steven Miller Shireen Mitchell Kristi Moller 43 J' f' X 'TTf ..s7'A ffl L7 vi w,gg?Wg14f5 X ,I,-- rxui' Vg ,1 ' on V, - fi f ' N LD if A jill lvlorrigon Duane Nault jill Nelson A 3 new ,ua- '. 4 J- . 0 F' M, Qi: . 4. i 1 . ' A Leeann Nelson Rye Nelson Carol Nichols Haege Nicolaysen Andy Oberbillig Carla Ogden 5ENIORSf23 Darin Ogg Celeste Olson Diana Orjuela 3 .-1 Laurie Owens Chris Parker Kim Patterson 24f5ENIORS 1 V .fi jani Pearce David Perkins Cindy Petersen james Petraitis Mark Pierce Shari Putvin Teresa Rathbun Kelly Renner Tim Rickards P 4 'IN Steve Robertson Janice Robinson Sue Rust - SENIORSXZ5 fx,- - v V . V 1 Danny Rutt Ric Samaduroff Travis Sanchez j. C. Sandberg Michelle Sayers Susan Schank 26f SE NI OR S fi! ! v-ij' 4. W 2 if jeff Schneider Gary Schrieber Kirk Sch werzler Carol Sharpe Shannon Sharpes Natalie Sheff joy Sherwood Matt Schomler Chuck Schonlcwiler Mark Simpson Karolyn Skipworth Mike Sloan SENIORSXZ7 Shannon Smith Terri Smith I , i ' f 'J ' J- , ' lj 1 . Ax' . xi? 1- r X : f 1.1 .v - , Kathryn Sollock Mary Spencer 28f SE NI ORS Marian Stevens Yvonne Strachila f, Mike Snellgrove Pat Stark Jeff Strozyk I. Terry Swartos Vandy Spencer judy Swisher 4 1 L n ' I , N 1 'fx U, ff, MQ Lori Taylor Wade Taylor Manuel Torres Kim Tuttle Greg Twiddy Barbara Ursini SENIORSXZ9 1 Q4 Wig . Lisa Vorse Cathy Warren Cathy Watkins Danette Webb David Webber Kristi Weber 30f SEN! ORS Tim West Ken Weston Tracy Weston i Mark Wheeler Rhonda Whitener Doug Willi-21115 fur Iii, Brenda IfW1son Rick Wood Rlwrlda Woodward I5 ' w A , 'i ,,, if , 1 K L R. ' yang, Wifi' . .' FJ 'i A ,I gig.: , . wjgt aiffr Q, .. Dana Workman Rob Wotton jr. Kris Wright SENIOR5f31 julie Yoshihara Rebecca Allegre Y Y f H E Lucia Garcia-Minaur .BZXSENIORS Wayne Young Lewis Arnold Lyla Silcox Candee Cain Pictures Not ,Available ?or Pa trick A yliffe Traci Baxter Shane Bennor Frank Bolduc Um Brown Carla Bush Steve Cherry june Clayton Russ Cleveland Seth Conrow jay Dean Carol Doebler john Dupuis Duane Edwards Mike I-'inn Dan Gauther Wes Coldsby Carl Gray Duane Housh Dan Kimbal foyce Leslie Eric Louderbach Eric Meyer Tammy Peck jerry Purcill Matthew Rau JoAnne Swenson Kenny Tarlton Eileen Tausa Elaine Tausa Donny Taylor Billy Thomas Denise Wilcox Glenn Winkler Fong Woon .Sf W R K . i 11 f i 4 Q' 1' 1. X' s sf , .Y x 1 . E' 4 I 'Wk .. 'if fr v - . -aa ek gr 1 A 32 5 9 xfif' 51 4 'S 'ilk - . ' '73 14 .fliw 5 f 5, n tf,22f5u,- . - AMW '251. . u SH A Y I Hu , gy t 4. ' 'fm 4 554, K x 8. A1-A LL A k,E, W . V. W 3,7 Q I In WJ A 14, i ' W ' , A ' 1 gy -,-- Q, .f :V , f + -1 a M X ,V .KC .4 Ali? A K rx ,pf ? X if '1 . . N942 ' A M. 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S . 2 in xii i, 531, fx M 'gi' ' '-QQ N .af 'ffeziwlf ex 6 si: fm XX qg-wr , - 1 , S . .. -digg, wi .F 2 X 2 C Frank Ambrose Tony Ambrose lane Amends' Cameron Anderson Dwain Anderson Ole Anderson Sonja Anderson Tony Arnold Chris Baldwin Cindy Baldwin Marv Bargcr Paul Barker I' 1 ll: I -,R 6 :5 P'::ii r -,SR '. K X K 'X Q V I X , ii... . 'QE 1' '1 , v an li ng 9' wr Q9 L . 'Q 1 . ' J, ,X 4 s . -3:5 -gfif 'N. jeff Beacraft Steve Benner! Tammy Bernerl Raymond Berry Kerry Br-yon john Birrher ,fs ,, y g K' in -gmt A--.V.i,,,d1 5 ft? r,,,, 49 fl in ai, ,M 'A in A, AR M si Q ' In-4 x T' 'js if 2? an 'W of h.' ix 1 juniors Cflrzsh For the Homecoming Week Festivities, the junior class chose Clash Day to represent them. A lot of students got into the action with eye-catching out- Hts such as redfpurple striped pants, an orange shirt, and a pair of pink tennis shoes. For a day Shelton High must have seemed very color-blind to the rest of the world. The Class of '83 got along well this year with a little bit different kind of gov- ernment. Different than in previous years, because it was all female , Tammy Bernert was elected the Hrst fe- male president in three years. And con- sidering there was no class advisor to hel them out, the class ofHcers really didptheir job . . . AND THEN SOME! It's been said, The junior year is the BEST year in high school. The reason being because juniors could still boss around the freshmen and sophomores and then not have to worry about all the graduation hassles seniors are faced with. But the juniors not only proved that they could be successful juniors of '82, they have also shown they'd make EXCELLENT SENIORS OE '8.3l if Elaine Blakely Steve Brown W L. ' Trent Bode Tony Brown M' ,HX ' A , '- Patty Baokout as f Joni Baathe if , g f- V , if K ini if f I 33- B as ,.,. V tag.. ., juli Boothe L? Vrlr 'F Donna Burk Allison Bowen ' . Shelly Burpee Penny Braden , . Leonard Bridges I -f ,Q . -li ' . A 5 A 7 A. . . . L' i , I , Terri Briggs Reagan Butler ,' X 3 Nicole Brocx Leisa Byrd V, 3 I V X Ray Brocx ' ,ge 6 Rob Brown ' - f 5 if l as B ...he it 1 X j UNI ORS! 37 50 Slzeltzfn, G11 During the 1st assembly of the year, the ju- niors, with the loudest Two Bits'Q won the Spirit Tro hy. It was debatable, though, on whether class competition would be allowed in future assemblies. The students would get so rowdy that they'd stomp on the bleachers to add extra noise with danger of them collaps- ing. Another concern was that the students needed to be more uniHed for Shelton High as a whole, not just their own classes. With each class competing against each other at as- sem blies they tended to forget that the cheer is really, . . . all for SHELTON stand up and holler! Kurt Caldwell 0 lllfllffl' , s C Caldwell 'fy S r A rar 1 3 1 X 'L YJ gator! 495. ' 4. ,. 5' 'C ' f N is 3 if 1 L, -i.wgj'g.. LE nhl l:Q:D:.,, A'1J' 1. fi A Q: 54, t ,a f as W., A wg Lisa Clark Lonnie Clark Sarah Coble Iohn Coker at - in A -q-4, as i,. 5 tj X ,, fl, qv j vlan MW, , A ,Ha Y-'JJ Y C we , Q a 8' X 4 H .. it, ft Y , q,L3 sf rw 2, , , N Holly Coleman jerry Coleman Korenia Coleman Lisa Conklin Lisa Connors Barb Canrow Marty Cook jim Craudell 1 . , wa M Q iw-x 1' ' YTCV Q Y 9 S ., ..., 2? Marty Crow joanne Cunningham Tcana Davidson jason Dean A-J 38fl UNI ORS 'F 'X A -ef? C Q 2 bu Sn' ZS . ' gf ., - -Q., 7'-u.. ,l' .ar- lohn Callcja Cathy Carlson Scot! Chakos Stacy Chamberlain Tom Chambers lean Chapman joey Dcfrates Gwen Dehning Lori Dekoeyer Lynn Demmon Darren Devan ey Richard Dickenson lim Eash Mike Eaton YZ? gf XE Eg ,. Ni 'is ' s i . iN ,ws X X , X sag X -s l, ei 5 ' 3' mis' J-. . 3 X. A 5-aw -, X I -ee X f J X' if-73 E 2 fe X S J sf XX if 5 E L xii- ' X X1 .ne XLQX , M KX 04, iw 14 fx , . . 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XX X X S1 E X Q X X HN E X X sw X13 X X :X X X X 595 X ,XX W so Rick Hagen Lori Hall jeanine Hamlin Al Handley julie Hanson Tammy Hanson Todd Hanson Dean Hardie Cindy Harger Teresa Haselwood Dean Hathaway Rick Havens Kelly Hayek jeff Heminger joanne Henderson Charlie Henry Sue Henry Andrew Hinek Dave Holeomb Don Holcomb Mike Holt Charles Howe jeff Hussey Michelle lmri jUNIOR5f39 Sheila Ireland Eric jacot Steve jaussaud Michelle jewett Melissa johns Eugina johnson Harriet johnson Steve johnson Shawn johnston Mike jones jared Kadoun Steve Kamin Kari Kenyon Pam Kerlee Debbie Kerr Lori Kimbell john Kimmel Tricia Kimmel Paul Knight Bill Knoop Kevin Knoop jon Lake Beth Land Casey Lawrence Trina Leaf Lori Lee Brian Lev Margo Lindberg Brian Lock Laura MaCAlevy jeff Mackey Glenn Macy 40fjUN1ORS K , Q fi . WS. x , ix Q 5 i S J ,, ,,.,, . 1 A - M' if 1 I., , ,yn e N .25 'ef -f bk: f: ef f V IIN i fb-, . fy ' il , , M .. A r L X f K 4 if X N ix X X X x S , R N N X N- W X New Ng .,,,. 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Malone A F 1' 'i 'iw fgjftj' 'E' - Chess juniors ,fire Different tabovej In the morning it wasn 't uncommon to see a bunch of junior guys squished around a table in the sub. Most likely they were planning strategies for next year's freshman initiation. But then again, they may have been bragging about their 'goodn grades in Wentz's class, or their new mag wheels. Well, whatever they were doing, these weren 't just the average junior guys. Ileftj Camara-happy Carmen tries to get a candid and the joke's on her! Meleki Manu Bruce Martin , 2' .. , t 4 1 Hx, 4- , . F f if I' A-f 93: I tw MQ' X, K . , s xxx J 4, ,gf rg. 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W r 1 ' K X S X ffl Y , . jeffRad1ke - x i Kim Radtke . K 9 . - Q Terri Ragan . . ' 4113 -X 1 - N hifi Becky Ragsdale I if . ,K if ' Q Q, 9 'Q f Karen Rains gy. - 'i ' .. : Ziff 1 Cx? X X .. 1,,k1: K .. ,..,K , K. KK- Beth Rau fbi ' David Reed 'QL , in Leslie Reed - we-.4 xi jg J L has N X , .K .SKK . '5 Q: Theresa Rhoadc-5 sr- K Lonna Rive K K :-k Brian Robertson iv '. ,X f 4 A , .f i S 'S Mike Robinson Kg' 9 KW' Bryan Roof X1 Ky .- K ,.K Roxann Rose . L f. X 1 ' . .:-., .m x T: I I Q . K 225 K KK .. .-.. uw , h,,x .. i . if iff fy , A: :Q ..k.. Ke wi K...5K K ' KK . Tracy Shaw K E, in K . K' vii Dallas Shawver ' ' QW - fflzfe L. Simpson i fa,-2, ' ' K vb, A X X N95 '- S KK K a+. vi K 7 - K . . ,.s- -Q X X5 v fifif .... n I .r '- r fe 'A' , 3 1 if s- Mt Q - - ,K Q s N ' N rms! Shari Simpson Kevin Sloan Lori Slusher Bonnie Smith Darren Smith Regen Smith Roxie Smith Steve Smith Valerie Smith Doug Snyder Lory Snyder Rob Snyder Sheila Sobotka Marry Solano Carmen Stark Mark Story Doyle Slralc Russell Strutz Gary Szolomayer Tami Taffeta Lea Tanuvasa Pam Taylor Darren Tharher Cindy Thele eff, I I ff, ' . - J 'sv 'K I X 'fiiftlflf L W 'Q 'Q X f C513 'Qi- Wi kv X I , V Q Ag. .M Vx M 1 helle West i. , Pat Wheeler We gf. ,S V af, W A J Vikki Thele Nnk Tu a Q ef ,f ', ' PP than N jerome Twidwell ' ,- fx, qu h t A , ,J nr V v, K sa . S A 1 v L x 1? lil -4 ' I , na. ,af - f 1 Leah Wiek jeff Williams Rick Willis Billie Valley ' L Shelly Willis Marilyn Valley ' '. A Trish Wittenberg john Vinzant , 3, Kay Woodard E L at 'fl ',f. :, D, Wabenga gl R l A Bonnie Woods Lois Wagne, 'ii' . ' g in I b Tim lgfnihik Phirp ward ff . ' ,Q X Shffv v Of I I Ji a V f f '21 'R L ' M L' 'L xx K, l fn. y ,nigga 'mf 1 2 E ft , , R: W W t fm .V Andi Warren Mark Young Scott Weaver 'Q r, , , 'ik' Pat Zangl Mark West pk ..u '?'Li'i f fi' A .,,. K f H it iiii i A X T mi i .ff Not Pictured Lee Adrian Grant Antis William Bernal Aaron Bourne Wyatt Bragg james Brewer Sally Buchanon Tamara Lee Chan Carl Coleman Patti Gangi Suzanne Gangi justin Gillen Carl Goodburn Steve Hailey Rockey Howell Tracy Hughes Merri jo Hutchinson Tom Kenning Lori Kimball Lori Kimbell Beorbe Lehnert Barb Lewis Curt Likes Lori McKitrick Kathleen Miljiour Ron Miller john Mroczek Scott Nolan jeff Harris Tim Higgins Renee Roberts Matt Sanchelli Darrell Sherman Irene Silva Bill Swisher Kim Van Cleave janelle Wahlers Ron Weaver Pat Whitmore jamie Raymond Tim Rishel Shelley Russell Bill Sewell Mike Sims john Slinker Vincent Van Aagten jose Villabaso Mark Warren Steve White Philip Wilson jUN1ORS!43 SUWHOJVI 01655 iqfifl rm' :wr gs A 6+- '-'7' w ban.. Elizabeth Armstrong Mischa Ashborn Deanna Ayers , .I 'A - Karen Banks Af ' ' james Barber 'aa 5 A Julie Bartz ,,,-0 ' , off-f'-'X ' A A Leslie Booth V5 Y 1, Vicki Bouvier ly , Y gf jannett Baxberger zg Q ' t' I A -3' , ., W Awwx thnx if tv- - i L' -milf' ':- A ' -- ff' . .V-' W 'Q' 1 ' . '- , .ig ,,,k I Q I ,,,, , ,, 44!5OPHOMORES Phil Adams Troy Ahle Robert Albraugh Michael Allegri Eric Anderson Heidi Anderson jenny Anderson Thor Anderson Anita Andrews Tami Ayers Tom Baker Mike Bamford jack Bennett Joanne Beyon Bobbi Bookout Brenda Brown Danny Bryne Byron Cady Audrey Calleja Susan Cassidy jerry Ca udill Colleen Chapman Connie Chapman Scott Chappell Bryan C hrisman Steve Ch ristensen Cathy Christy Michelle Clark Cynthia Cole jennifer Coon Virginia Corey Berk y Coleman Darrin C rossan 'T ,, .C '25 me -ww: ,. Y x r- .. 1 1 ' - 3,55 'ff iz l -Avy ri 1 I A' H ,fs . i in we ,gm .,x 4,17 f ., ir, g ' lf' r .E . Q., Mr' 1 Q X 33 .amor- 1L..i' , ' fl ' :ar i err X 7 -. .- I 1. , .froze - .- 4- its 3 X ,Q . '1 ,af Y 4, , v 0 ' la -is .4 I ,L ur .,, fi VN V' if-if V I' L , C o r julie Crouse Terri Dagle Dan Daily Will Davison Tony Dickinson Jody Dolby Mark B,ffZy 3 moto Nor Dfakf' AVAILABLE Chris Debris 22 The Sophomore class was very active this year. They selected class rings and class colors. They also spent a lot of time raising funds by run- ning the girls basketball concessions and also the little lea ue concessions in the summer, They were a so involved in cake raffles and car washes. It seems very ap arent that this is a class that believes in stu ent involvement and achievement. The Sophomore class would like to thank Mr. Pete Ianda for the outstandingjob he had done in aidin the class this year. He has been a most vairable asset to the class. SOPH OM OR ES! 45 Ten Drogmund .. 'kk Brian 'iii ii Dia be R -Ig Ronda 2 gffl Dundas 'B 'A v-un... - 5' L R up 4 5- MQ' . ,,, 4 Anne Earsley Katrina Eidhinger Jody ,f . Ells 'W' 9' ' .L , 'X H is 1 R tx X 4 L ig, IIL .1 -W' A ,. Patty Ernst . Debbie K L K K N E vans ' E Roy ' W Evans fftxii I ' 1 Hugh L I Q Everett Terri Fields David Fitchctt ,QI 3 .Q , 'A ' 'N '44 'M , J wan. 1 f .ESQ A 5 A Michelle Todd , 5 A - Frost - ' V ' ' if . af ' in N - A Suzie Fuller , K Tim ' Gale .5 in Mary . N Carloff nv? if --- f, as fi' A 1 .XX w Tin-2 ii iii Calewood 6 A ' Brian h , Y K Gearhart U Cobol ' if t L f.- X 4 J' bf J - , 4' ffl? Q 6 K t 3 n ' L ZIE H L LIN .Ns tx , Ruban Gonzales Connie Goodbufn Miriam Gorman 46fSOPHOMORE5 nf 5: i , M William Graham Gina Cra y Candy Green wood Scott Hankim Leslie Harb Lisa Harb Billy Harris Mi4'li Harris Tom Harrie' Mike Hart Kim Harvey Ted Ha wk Esther Hen ry leff Hoeye D. lla!-elwoml Shirleen floltorf Ion Hullbcrl Leonard Hyland Miflrml l lylaml Mi'i'h1'.il lark xun Chau' j.n'nb-on Melliwsa luhns Ron jorgen -.en lmli Kaduun ff' ..,- A N A if fees f , X X - 5 2 J. . it I mff , M aai gr s 'ia X ' sis. . xanr , P X 1 I si Y' 1' l f -X S 1 i N ig X X .K wx 1 X s X 3 JV . ,N M X If 1 i N. 4'3 i LEE E ,QQ tv X. x w. A Q .xi Q .sv . KA N, X 11:52 X 2 be 1? A X as Q ,Nl S. l , 'Il L,-is Chuck Kegg Steve Kegg Kimberly Kenner Colette King Clinton Kirk B. Lewis Barbara Kitts jeff Knudsen Shelli Knutson B. Keane Ray Krise Eric Kruger Jody? Lacey Greg Lanphear Alan La uber joel Ledon Reina Lenting Richard Lester Sarah Lewis Susan Links Dan Livingston Dawn Longland Brian Lund Mark Lund - 'Q A fi: fsfx, N-.., eeee 1 xxx. Y X 4 f , Y 5' Mollie L usignan Tom Mallory Steve Malone Tanya Mann Fred Man vellor Riki Markley Trary Marks jeff Martin Micheal Mathisen jim Ma ytield Indy Mfflellan Trafy McCoy Kelly McDonald Mark Melralt' Dondra Metcalf Debe Miller Rene Miller Robert Mills Colleen Mitchell Ralph Mix Darlene Morris Sadie Morrow Rhonda Mueller Floyd Mullen Smurf ' ri: ' 'x 'NL ,A rv , rfgiegx We 'wel ,sa K 'ik A .Sa S ,Qi- S Q 9 ... is W av .,. X li X X an x .,,5. , ' fi ea f ' X 'wr 1 2 S Qu if Qrfl' SOPHOMORESX47 Mroczvk, john Musgra ve, La uric' Musgra ve, Susan M yvr, Ma r y Neff Deb bi e Nebb, D. Nelson, 1, Nichols, Linda Nolan, jackie Norris, Tony Okonnor, Kenneth Ogden, Lisa Ostvrman, jill Paquctte, Norman Palum bo, La um Paolina, Lisa Parker, Kevin Paulsen. Debby Pawel, Mary Permann, Linda Pete-won, janet Pharris, jim Pictroski, Chris Poliquin, jill 48f5OPHOMORE5 QKJLY . . as pg wwf 1 XI' 4 5-jsggrgg, 'nov' , F 5 X 4 - ' tr.. Q 'N X I Pruitt, Angela Putvin, Carolyn Quillen, Dean Radtke, jerry Randall, Clinton Reed, Da vid Richezr, Linda Rima, Angela Rhodes, Cami Rabbinson, Donna Robbinson, Da vid x Q N W vf ' 5. if-l::,FJ.i5if575if X 1 h ,,.. i x N A 'V' - ---- .. 5 X , 4 ' 4 sw 43 af wiki ,i,a X wg f N , - g , ,... at 'ii 'i A Y - 'X' ' N t is aaai julio Robinson Kirstrn Robinson Mary Radius Lisa Sands-trom Kim Schall LU Srha n Drk R of-an Scpton Viflci Slushvr Tun y Smctrlcr Charlie Smith Vlrlci Sm i Ill Tml Smith Eliza beth Snyder 'lllhi Snyder Rubvrt Salam: Marlx Hopn Mikv Sprouffske Dina Stidd Sturling 5tnclt Lisa 5tun0 Vvnifc 5tunz' Htvvz' 54 ntl B1 ian SI: acl: i la Dmnv Suprvnant Bob Szolomaycr Grad:-la Tapia C harm Taylor lay Wnnerstat ,lon Tinnerstat Cindy Tobin ,luliv Tobin Mitchell Townsend Linda Uden Shirley Van Aagten Philip Vanrlea ve Erir VanCinlcls Carl Veres Sid Villins Cari Vimont Will Wagner Clara Wea ver Adam Weber joe Weston fim Whitv Stephanie Whitv Pcnn y Whitf-on Dvnet Whittaker lark Wick mmffih W Ek W A , . , 5' ' me,,1, f mx X t if-., or Q 'fbi A , W f 5 me iq' I , t TQ in 5 Ka .3 ' X I Mike Wilson Vince Wilson Leah Wilson Lisa Winslow Daron Woods joel Woods Brandee Woolvtt Mike Wright Pam Wuestner Shane Wulf Don Yeck Paula Zangl I, Fleming W. Fogo j. Himlie K. Holden SOXSOPH OM OR E5 Na! ficlurcd . Alfard, Roland Anderson, Nicholai Andrews, Glen Barker, Charles Vecker, Dan Bell, Alan Blakley, Leo Brines, Kendra Bunko, Brian Burgess, Damon Dushie, Sonja Caldwell, Carrie Ceniza, Adonis Coleman, Patrick Collins, Brian Corey, Wendy Cowles, Daniel Danielson, Claudia Deyette, Brian Dipploito, julie Duby, Tracy Fox, David Carrick, Samantha Gordon, Chris Grisel, Michele Hartline, jill Haselwood, Robert Henson, Chris Hicks, Robert Himlie, Toni Hitchings, Anne Hoffman, Allison Holden, Kevin jaske, Brian johnson, Dan Kealy, Mary Keene, Robert Klawitter, Curtis Krona, jeff Kroun, Dale Ladleche, Roland Lamont, Lisa Larnard, jerry Lewandowski, Troy Lewis, Christina Longshore, Tom Mathina, Debra McMorris, Gina Miller, Robert Miller, Roger Miller, Tracy Montoya, Greg Morgan, Kelly Morris, Nathan Young, jackie Newton, jeff Northness, Barry Owens, Dayle Pruter, Lori Robins, David Roush, Patrick Scherer, Herman Shao, ju Chun Wake up! You're at school. Shaw, Lisa Simmons, Michael Simpson, Larry Sims, Tom Smith, Chuck Smith, l-'rosti Smith, Toni Spezza, Dan Stallman, Gina Stanley, Ron Stell, Susan Stewart, Lisa Tausa, jacob Tidd, Darrell Todd, judy Ward, David Warnes, Nita Williams, Wayne Wurzvacker, Gina Zachry, Rob All 505164 FHS X !' it Q'- i . J qv LY nf -Lk' A i- : K ,. - i gf'-W . ' '- MA it i ii ' X N . ,- . 1 ,gd S . ii?-3i5:.9Qg3g .V ' 3' ' 'QQ c's,, Y Y 5 52fI-'RESHMAN :Sift . Brent Adams Ron Adams john Adams Beth Adsem D. Aquilera Terri Alluway Norma Ammons Heather Anderson jen ny Anderson Kim Andrews Lovell Anthony Cmnt Antis Clyde Armstrong L uann Arnold Scott Bailey juanne Banks Heidi Barnett jim Bell Kath y Bell Stafey Bennett Maureen Bensun Lonnie Bentley Terri Biggs Robert Bisser B. Blevins Don Bowman Richard Brice F ar S K 1 K, ,ggi- if f 5 3 S if N X id! X 1 yr, 99 - Q. Q. raw ff E wif 8 . I .qt I ll x ff r U1 5 if - all 5 .lf L a f A X , + L,4 ,, if l M. X 1r- r,. oe vn- ,,..-5 2 ki, is 'IW mn 15 X , M Q, sv- -yi 6' -'V 6- 5 tee 'X' x ,l . - - iv , Q pw, , F 1,, .- Michele Hrines Siri Brinkman john Brosam Buffy Bouvier Lori Brown Matt Brown Scott Brown Tracy Brown Tammy Brown Cozian r Buechel Da vid Buiten veld Alisa Bunch . ur ee Kelly Byrne B B p Mike Busacca Laurie Cardy Brian Carey Tami Case Nnrth Star Opirzivus When asked what they thought about the North Star Project, there were a couple of dif- ferent opinions from various Freshmen. One said he had looked forward to mingling with the other classes. A couple of others voiced that they enjoyed it because it ave them the oppor- tunity to get closer to tligeir fellow freshmen classmates, and form lasting relationships to continue on through high school. lt seems the o inions vary from like to dislike with many w o are indifferent. The only way to see if the North Star Program really works is to wait until the Graduation of '85. Deb Ccrnmk Shelly Chaphmn A thcna Churchill , jack Cohlc . at -as 9 . , , f . 51 M f 5, Laurie Coker Ik. jim Colhert Roh Cole ' ja y Cole JC' iv X kr-o if FRESHMANX53 Mann-en Chnpma eshmen Mascot! iii? js. xxxa Sgiffi ' :fix lege! Sag? Sg53? X.. gee essi eal F nnei n A was Doreen Cook S. Cook M ymn Corn el! Stott Craig Ralph Dall y jeff Da vi s Mi k e Deacon Don Dem m on Sandy Dem m on Scan Den i son Tam my Depoz Jody Diaz Linda Doebler Melissa Doyle Tony Dun n ingmn Kathy Edmnn50n Marnie Elkins Frank Ellerbroek nv. I , 'Q vm ,M af-1: ,, 1 if Ulla XX as W Q H, X '- , A I- . :ing-ESQ fitia P' V4 H . X Q 4 K, .W , M Rm r w . L X Q M an .: 'friih ' v X ' -. QM QW fa 355583 Sect! E I win Tum l:'nmnuHA Tom Em sley Rub EnJii'nH lx'ux'ann Feakanifh Curie Fieldx jamey Fletclwel David Folk Shannon Carrirk jim Cillai J Gena Glenn Mik L' Cnlwl jill Coodpas fer Lisa Cm: 5l1a wn Green halgn Ca rrer Green wood Bryan Gregg Kath y Gulliekaun 'ln 49: K ' wie' , . 4-ff' ' 1 - ' ,I . wg. Fff f. it A, . , .. , L T: .,,,,, X gr M VV,f E + ,., ,ww 'g l J V,,, 1 ,.,. V ,Z 3. 5 H- 1 have 'CIP A: r-iwriz r V EQ, I K, -we W .ff fer ,z 94 L, 4 -.Z t ig 1-Ziff rm . 1 ,. 4 a 1 .4 ,, Ja' My r. s ,H M vw we it A-,L V , . ,g.rf.'3: ' V' ,Q 3, g W XXX f K . f . Steve Guthrie Charlene Hadden Terina Hartley joseph Hadley Charlene Hanson 5. Harding Barry Henderson Peter Henry Run Higgins Sarah Hoover Tammy Hughes Rodger Hurley Rodger jaeut Lea lerrells Mark ,Iewctt Kevin Kealy Pat Kelley Tom Kenning Class of 83 Kim Knoop Debbie Kram Dan Km use Tam mey Larson Kerry La wrenee Jody Leonard , , 4, rt 1'- ,M , -Q ,-as lm, x 4 ASQQG Liv' f A Tina H.rrt1r-y l. Hartley Dawn Hamlin julie Hatl1.rw.1y Tim l la wk es M.lIl Hayb Nanry Hill U. Huds-un Margaret Hnnnen Slmne Hurley Cami lversnn Todd llilhuln Tum luhmun Yvr-ue jnhnstun Paul j un sun George Kirk Stephanie Kirk Ralph . Knight Erie.: Liber Di.: Lang Brmrlr Laney Tammy Lester jon Lewis faemn Lewis FRESHMANXS5 1? ? I 5 V VV V , I ,A , I 1 X - 5 f Mgr t ' 7 Jani: 14 QL ,SQ A 1. , 13 N fx .,.,, 6 F ni up Q 1 ,K 2, X 7 N ff x. , W f ,, , ' A ea we -- ' ,K ,K ,M M s as ' , Q .2 L-,ff Lao .! 'X 1 N, x 56fFRESHMAN H .,-M3 we ,Q 4 ew .., 1 A , . an ?, .4 ,, 135-5 ,., 1 W- K A f TZ? 3 New it Larrinea Lewis Noel Longan Wendy MaCAlevy Lisa Marcy Darren Malone Faauu Manu David Martin Debbie Martin Deann Morris Mario Mathison Debbie Martin Matt Matson Denise Ma ytield Monica McAllister Chuck MCA ulay Kelley Mclntosh Mikko Mead Mike Michael Susan Miller Michelle Mahlendorf Danny Moldenhauer Sara Morgan Lynn Mortensen Carl Molton x 5 . ,W mt . J N X f X A-a-X ...-.4 Wu 3 ,. nj? v , Dean McCoy Kathi McGee Kelly MrCregur Chad Miklethun Mindy Miller Savanna Miller 5Catt Moller Tammy Mnnem' Sarah Moniere Richard Motherwell T1 Neese Q1 L.- l wk iii A it i .rx P ,Jw x .,,..,. . ,Q X fr 5 , , gg. , . W -of Y Tig., R 'R A . len Risks FQ .R my-F 3 AM jim Pentony Tom Peterson Vikki Petrie Wendy Query Toni Quinn Debby Radtke Tom Read? juli Rhodes Dan Rhodes Tony Rodgers Ed Radius Chris Rogers KX 1 ' l P A4 12 s I 3? ganna- W QA K, sw x I 'Ai 2 H gk 'K - Q., . awww f Z1 5 if Y as x SN I, riff . ff N Lon.: Nelson Debbie Norton Lyle Nelson Dave Newby Mark Newcomb Rob Norris wg, R julie Oberbillig ' 'X ' M. Olmn W L -A Earl Over 3 ow .ggi Danny Owens kk ,' 3 L' - Steve N - 'QE ' f'am44'0ndola 1 ani 53 Ur' I R 5, Palmn ow. Q 3 k ' K T35 'R .. I i A L . 'A - -. ' H xr i I Aw ' ' Iflft. s fr-1' If 0. 5 xl' K , ., , i ' Q A' . 12.27 . Q: P f'i 4 N Q -. I -az, ., f N ::--: H .-::::k .. ,. . bv . X . X. NM . M . . 15' S i I 1 .r av as . I V, . f ' X V 4 ' X l 1' X fr 9 51 ' . A ,' ,QQ . N:-15 Q , : 5- X . in L Lynne Pisani Robert Flare Chrif News Russ Rae Debom Ragsdale Chrifi Rapaez Lisa Rinard Eric Robertson jean Robinson Arleen Rolhen berger Reberra Rowe Michelle R yckman FRESHMANXS7 W L. 'B 1, A ' J 355' , A v- Q Scott Rust li 'K A julane Salisbury . J I f T Savuner K f dal' ' 5 2253 k it ' , 'Qi ' S I julie Silver M. Simmons David Skipworth Wayne Spencer Alec Sprouffske Pat Steehler T Still well I Mark Stone 1532 Qi Stephanie sions ,Mw I Wifi fisggwa, J 'i'iL V I Renate Susser ' , Katie Swenson 41' 'xr -J' 4' 'M' y I .- ,QI af ff Lisa Sylvester ,f Q i W ,ar , 5 I 1 USB. 1, A ' ff CHI T05'f K , Ken Townsend zz V , i Vicki Trary if 459 W , , , N -e Eagle Twidwell Rick Ugartechea ' 2, Tammy Underwood i . -3, Allen Veres Ann Wagner D. Walker 58fl-'RESHMEN f ur 'W nv' ,g ew x Y . ,V it 'fr f 5 wg K 4' ., V' ,v f ax T S Q , nw f ...Ms ,,. 3-JW' N , , ,Z ,,L ,,, L W it . 1 1 ix W 1, lr! Q E s , Q A Nl fkiiw, 1 is . ix, W f. , I 15 t N, ? Q is Y 'Z' ,L , ' View ' fiiiiifif' .,,. ,L an hm!! 25- fav! 'iw 'IL - MEfiEi??fi W H ' '41 i :?L5Uf,w, x. '25 44 K 'W 3. me52 sJ fi fgffasi fgfgsi V fr lm' f ' iqfvfsv'f,iew,:f7 W Ewf I 1 72 I Aan. - 2 fiazfwq J 1 nw -.ap ' gg . 'i',iMi7l ' , V k xi T My px' F E ' Ak ' S ' i 5 Q A my X. Paul Sayers Randolph Sehonefi Rhonda Sherman Berki Smith X Mirhael Smith Donna Spenrer A, Steele Mark Stevens Kelly Stillwell Julie Strong Lisa Straatman Mike Sunberg Ionelle Szolumayer Shelley Thompson Billy Tiller Tammy Trail Linda Tumin Philip Tuttle Kevin Van Cleave lulie Vanderwal Michelle Vegas Tod Wallerstedt lance Walton David Ward w w e W X I gf 513' Ln? W Mig ,141 '-.4 Ms, - 'Q , f .1sas3s1-milf it , ,,,,, K . if , QE f ,. 1 vi fa fi A - ' We . V' - Y L . + ! ?'i , , Y 4: In B ,ei f e ua-it My W ' A , V ,, A.... 3' - , ' , z ,af a ' f ' ' '- li 'Elf 'I ' -, M ... ' x john Ziegler -eg g, if ' Hi Theresa Way Leonard Warton Lorrie Wheeler Sheryl Wilcox Michella Wilder Chris Willis john Wishon Beth Wi tten berg Theresa Wolfen barger jeff Wood Traci Woodward Wanda Woody Greg Yates Warren Yeck Wayne Yeck Shayla York Kristine Zarnke Roderick Zehrung ,Not Pictured Frank Ammons jay Anderson Ray Auld Carla Barker Carl Barker Mike Barnett Lisa Barton Bob Beasley Richard Bolduc jeff Bourne Fern Bouvier Trisha Braun Lisa Brown Barbara Bunch Mathew Clayton Anissa Coker Scott Connelly Kevin Conners Eddie Conover Harry Cook Michael Cook jackie Cookson David Cruichshank Alvin Cultee Michelle Daniel Kathy Danielson Mike Defrates Shane Deyette Dodie Dod e Mike Dungar Holly Dunn Monty Felix Tom Fors Blake Fuller Dawn Gardner Steve Garrin Andy Geier Kenny Green Steve Henry Chuck Hitchings Andy jackstadt Don Jenson Mary johnson Audrey jorgenson Sam Kaiser Lori Knudson Heather Krause joe Lauzon Mike Lauson Howard Leggett Debbie Lewis Geor e Lewis Marg Lofgren Tim Longshore Lonna MacRae Scott Marberg Kim Matlock Karen Mclntosh Ross Morken Lori Muck jeff Mustappa Lisa Neibauer Eric Ober Eric Onisio Sean Orr Mike Otto Danny Owens Steve Parascondola Doug Parker jim Patton Ruthie Perkins jacynda Pharris Lavonne Pruitt Georgia Ramey Bobbie Rathbun Larry Reed Darrin Robinson Danny Sandberg Chris Schreiber julia Schwartz Judy Shadbolt Matt Skinner Vernon Smith jenny Spears William St. Clair Tom Steele I Debbie Stephens Darla' Strate Robert Truini Eddie Walker Lisa Webb Charlie White Robert White jon Wilcox Larry Wright Annette Younger FRESHME N! 59 I ANIJUIIWIVXAMCAIDIEMKIPCS fii R 5 X . 1115 1.zo1ntfoEf x . L- ..,,. '-- Ifg , 60fI-'ACULTY 'Q Cfoutirzufify Evnfiuues The Social Studies Depart- ment was really diverse this year. lt included the follow- ing sections: R.O. TC., Career Education, and the Learning Resources Center-otherwise known as the library. Teach- ers seemed to come and go with the seasons, . . . Mrs. Clawson left at the end of sec- ond trimester to get married. The students appreciated a more concise department this year. The teachers seemed to be teaching the same subjects at the same time. This cut down on the so-called easy classes. Everyone did the same thing at the same time. Thanks alot, teachers!!!!!!! the students really appreciated your concern this year. W WWW K 10 X w YS ,H 5 Laalmzw' 2 is Q gf WN- 3 K f Hf X- ' I- ,F . Q.. A gm , K .A s 7..k Q A 5 E Q. 1 .1 ., ,. f' Administration 64fFAC UL TY . Mr. Clayton mugs in his best suit. In my opinion, said Mr. Cain. Mrs Thorstrom surve s the situation. - Y Augie Crisel grins. fldminisfrafivn f'4S! mf' .- .fx f asv fldmznzslrafzou uldministrafian Model trains? Antique cars? What do these things have in common? They are hobbies of our administration mem bers. They come from many varied backgrounds and are interesting despite what the students think. Mrs. jerrells and Mrs. Thorstrom are from California. Mr. Shaw is from Colorado, and Mr. Ross grew up in Ellensburg. Mr. Cain spent his early years in West Virginia. Their hobbies range from fishing to antique cars to sailing to building furniture. Dancing, sewing, and model railroad clubs are also among favorite pastimes. Administrators like to do fun things just like us regular folks and for this article, the theme is, Everybody's doing Everything! .-, elf' Always helpful Mrs jerrells Mr Shaw admits his true self Mr Ross ponders the situation Mrs Lee deep in thought FAC UL TYX65 W 1 W V W uf- L1 'V' iff. 15 Peters, .yi axde. Q - I-'AC UL TY! 67 FS. 5: , Mrller, P.E teacher at for 5 is also asst. and track Lee Ann johnson has been teaching and coaching girls' tennis and gymnas- tics for 6 yrs. f r fre c 1, for 12 I 'N S HIGH -. I f ,.,' ' M s tt A l V Neal for 3 Terry along 3 ' 0- ,,,..--- X f taught PE at basketball. 3. and ,gk 3 ..f,f besides teaching P and baseball for many Barry McKinnon heads the PE dpt. and is alsp the head coach for baseball and powerlifting. I 1' ...N-Maw FX lg 'I . .1 Cratsen berg gsho ya.,,h0. .l T mK?1 . drezteeizlferg Cakes Cirrze . Net fast Timed Writes Sharon Cratsenberg graduated from Wilson High School in Tacoma and from the University of Wash- ington. This was her first year teaching at Shelton High, and her main teaching area was typing. She also, however, taught World History, US History, Psychology, and Sociology, one time or another dur- ing the year. Mrs. Cratsenberg was a favorite among many stu- dents. Her genial personality and positive attitude made it easy for students to get acquainted with her and really enjoy her classes. It didn 't matter who it was she always took the time to be a teacherfriend. Mrs. Cratsenberg gives teachers a good name. K I . 1 if 'f,.,4 al l . .5 .. 'ff flame 5eei1emies Home Ec is part of the Business Dpt. and includes classes such as: Foods, Clothing, Home Furnish- ings, Home and Family Life, and Child Development. The teachers involved in teaching Home Ec are: labovej Mrs. Heinold and Irightj Nancy Wells. I-'ACULTYf71 .Anderson Cakes Hommaud gilflt? Arts Splits The Fine Arts Department, which includes mainly Dra- ma and Music, was headed by Don Anderson. Although this was his Hrst year teaching drama at the High School, he has had years of experience. While employed 14 years as principal of the Shelton Middle School, Mr. Anderson helped produce a num ber of plays for Shelton. This year he directed the major production Oklahoma! and did a very Hne job. Another department closely related to I-ine Arts is the Foreign Language Department, headed by Clyde Ruddell. Mr. Ruddell has taught German at Shelton for 31 years and is inevitably very qualified. Mr. Ruddell supervised the teaching of the German, Spanish, and French Classes. 1. fMrs. Rogersj An- other one of those nights? 2. IMr. An derson 1 C U Tl! plea se ? 3. lMr. Coyj One. Two. Three. Four! 4. fMr. Steinbacherj Where for 'AR T thou? 5. fMr, Ruddellj What's on, your mind? 72 ACADEMICS '15 Q, We ? Q 26. Qu. -bg, 1. f5e1iot Newellji Que Pasa, Hombre? 2. IMI. Burchj Mary had a little lamb . . . ' '1 A 4 Y . 6' ACADEMICS 73 I'f5' fndu trial M4 Vrfcafio al fi , 71'-T' 9 A1 1.1. 45 AMI s w Q 0, f fa n E If W G o .35 ,.,- 4 X sa i gf , if 4 5 Y ,fi .. . . W M.. X ,s,g 3, v I , Q xfew , ,H , . ti' xii . lax 7 5 2 gf! if . :Q-lk ,.,,. . V' h 47 x , r A 1 , 4.1 - .W -' 4 8 Qf-JM' ,192 3.1554 ' rf' L f T t ,, ,WMA 3 'fviy 5 xl WLQM get Q, ,, V. , . . .Y . , M Q , 5 , J 15:5 :'..4'Rl ' :Sul .X is , , ' I iff 17,7 nigh WU fi , J' ,Q M ,qw - f. - 1 f V 4 '- -A fn ,fm 1 21' Y' ' . A. .. , .Q ' V: V if i - g J , . , V V , ,r :S K , 4, S. f . .141 fn . mb' 'N ful ' k f f f ,. 4 ' AV Kwan -. k R rw - ., '-.gmd ' . ff ' 'ff X f' 232 r N - J TEA In fN,,:,7m ':, 'A W V RPM gl ' ' r w S by 3 3, 54 . - ,- - . 7 . f ,, , t , A 11 in N f x hi' xc rw. ' Ex L .. ' H ' 'K' i -' f 3 ,V gt v , fi Q M 1: v , - -N N4 n, V -V ,,,7f,,jQ'!,W 3,g fy, ,' 1 . .34 A,-' it ' N M, ' Q .120 xf WH r 's , Q '25 . ff A M 'af iz 'li ' hav N -re, ag, ' ,M ,K tw il, H.,1n l M J' y r Y A ,.. ,end '. A 'tv K I . ji, s ,. 1 .? W. V , 0 , - , V .A . Y W . f, f - 5 W- ,A f.v., ,Q .' , ' ' 'W w gui ga. g L HI ' ,1, 'H -1 .nm , f ' www NRG! . RHF' X3 'PMN NW V 4145- 'asf ups tn -4 QM 'tt' ' 'K ,W I .E L , 2 X ' 5 .y qkfi v.--Q :mmm www- M ,A++- --ff lA 34.4 V-1 tight Left to right: Front row,' K. Good- win, B. Adsero, 71 Kadoun, B. Wilson, R. Bunch, S. Smith, j. Pearce, j. Martin. Second row,' L. Mclntosh, L. Gloor, P. Cambell, K. Skipworth, S. York, 71 Han- sen, C. Stark. Third row,' C. Law- son, K. Wright, 1. Nelson, T West, B. Knoop, M. Crow, S. johnson. Fourth row, j. Schneider, R. Gouley, S. Lind- gren, R. Clarey, D. Dunnington, R. Wood, P. Ayliffe. Not Pic- tured: K. Jonas, j. Evankovich, E. Lauderback, T Smith. 76X OR GANIZA TI ONS Sagluzlic lrzff V . rx yearbook .Wghts Med Cape To most, the yearbook is a collec- tion of the entire year crammed in to 180 pages to remember for the rest of one's life. But to others, it is an accomplishment that takes heavy strides to meet. ln this par- ticular school year, finances were the staff's major obstacle. Before they could even attempt to raise money for the current Saghalie, a deficit of approximately 59,000 had to be paid from debts of pre- vious years, so cutbacks were made, and a new outlook was set forth. Participation was the key. And as it is well known to be, group effort is hard to find. But it seems that if the group has an ad- visor such as Mr. Peterson, results do appear. The yearbook staff is a special selection of people that have quite a challenging purpose to meet. Their actions are appreci- ated by all. The officers line up: Robert Clarey, Bus Mgr.g Chris Lawson, Pop Mgr.,: Kris Wright, Copy Editor, Tracy Kadoun, Layout Editorg Shannon Smith, Editor OR GA NIZA TI ONS! 77 in .. .N ww m X ' . X . R ,ig ' A 5 X ' K 'KI' K -wif ' N I S ,S X - xv W N . in A r TX .frxgixt b w-.K w 1 ,mn .ff . A f 1 Q new - CA 1-5 i if .. f Q- , X. t - 3, gtg qw- 1 ll 1 I , 5 , TW 3 2331 A V Q7- Yi , . 3. Hg 1 l-J. 1 'W K W ,W 'H' 5 V W: 9 xxx, ' A i , e- 1 . Uui Oai Nalieef Yreaelz 611111 ,alleles aa! available at llze deadline. Serra. LANGUAGE CLUBSX Drill Cram Adds Nair Drill team performed at assem- blies, such as the Spirit Week assembly, where they per- formed their well-enjoyed dance routine to Roclcin' in Para- dise . They performed at most pep assemblies and sports ac- tivities. Including half time en- tertainment at a St. Martins bas- ketball game. ln the spring they participate in State competition which is held in Richmond. They also march in several pa- rades, including Forest Festival. 1. OK, everyone touch your toes! ,X X W 2. Melody, Debbie, Viclci, andjody in S st'tt perfect formation. , ft ITM: 5'er1afef,45l6' Speaks lip! Senate is the students way of accomplishing things on the campus of S.H.S. Mainly club ac- tivities such as dances and sales are brought to the Senate to be dis- cussed and acted upon. Occasionally major deci- sions must be made, which shows that the student body does have some control over our school. The A.S.B. pushed hard for open campus this year again and also brought about Grub Tolo and Grub weelc, which will hopefully become a tradition. A.S.B. also rocked the S.U.B. with a collection of music during the Iuches. RIGHT? 1981-52 SHS SenatefASB 80X OR GANIZA T1 ONS nj gvpy DED' . is 'K YE 5 SECRETA , ,MM-auf. , ez, Q. K. PK? YS' N f' g5 V, i Y, M- ,. , fi fi - x R W r -1 161115 Umm 014 Target The Rifle Team concluded it's third win- ning season in a row. The final matches were held in March with Shelton win- ning the Northwest Evergreen Highs- chool League Championship! High point shooter for our team and for the league was David Perkins. Dave, a senior, was the backbone of the team. His consistent high scoring in each match was our major key to success. Other team mem bers who con tributed to our winning were Dallas Shawver, Bob Malone, Mark Young, and Scott Chap- pell. Scott is our most improved shooter this year. Two Freshman made the varsity team this year. Tami Lester and Brent Adams should be major contributors to our fu- ture successes. 1. You hold the gun like this . . . 2. A few of the junior varsity. 3. Run, Doug, Run! 5355! DLX u Business 611111 l6'ig On Na Sales Business Club was big on fund raisers this year. Their donuts and other sales enabled them to buy typing books, correcting tape and other needed materials for the Business Education classes. The ofHcers and the other fifty-odd mem bers presented a new self-cor- recting typewriter for the Business Education building. The ofHcers were Lisa Kimball, Tracy Diggle, and Cheryl Bassett. The club president was Debbie Brice. 1. OFFICERS: L. Kimball, C Bassett, T Diggle, and D. Brice. 2. ADVISOR: Mrs. Looney 3. Business Club members OR GA NIZA TI ONS 83 flafearaphe Neliee: Pep 6lal1, flaaar Saeiely A 16764 ,elaflas 4 eapy ,vlaaaea far these pages aa! available at the aeaaliae. Sarraf XORGANIZA TIONS Autographs .lmliarz gfllb Awareness The Shelton lndian Education and Culture Club is organized to promote education, tribal government awareness, and in- ter-tribal cultural sharing for Indian and non-Indian youth. This year the Indian Club had several fried bread sales to raise money for their activities. Members attended the annual Northwest Indian Youth Con- ference in April. This self-supportive group is commended for their Hne ef- forts throughout the school year. 1 Z glllll The Z Club has once again left its im- pressionable marlc upon Shelton High, and deserves a standing ovation for their productive year. Their goal was to extend a service to the school and com- munity. According to club president joy Sherwood, this year was particular- ly noted for exasperating actions which included a fashion show in September, the ann ual Powder Puff Football game, parties for the local homes, and Christ- mas caroling. Mrs. Balding, club advi- sor, has turned the only Zonta high school chapter in Washington state into a truly promotional and inspira- tional group. Zorro would be proud of you all! 86 OR GANIZA TI ONS Left to right: Carla Ogden, Tracy Shaw, Sue Henry, joy Sherwood 5 '-1 ' NA, J C-D x fi' Debate Umm Looking for a good Hght? No one better to argue with than a member of the debate team. They experienced this situation a lot at their meets which run from October to March. All showed an excellent perfor- mance at St. Martins College ftheir season openerj clear up to qualifying at state competitions in March, said business man- ager jon Hart. Their coach, Mrs. Rice, has once again shown the good there is in the Art ofArgu- ments. bottom, left to right: Bonnie Rice, Advisor, jon Hart Allison Bowen, Debbie Kerr. Top: Terry Swartos Shelly Burpee, john Coker. V4 Keuufzful l5'ur1cl1 Of 17adics.f mils. . at F'-55' Q ,4 Shocking Story The Hi-Lead staff have put to- gether a remarkable feat-pro- ducing an efHcient and consis- tant newspaper. Mr. Starrett, Ivan the Terrible'Q was con- stantly cracking the whip on those poor beaten souls. Have you ever seen a staff member emerging from the paper office, with the look of being ripped and shredded at the soul? A gruesome sight, indeed. So please receive in gratitude a copy of our Hi-Lead. A good deed will have been done to a grateful worker. 88X OR GANIZA TIONS 5 Sky elllli Spreads Jt's Wings And 911151 People with a dedication to helping others. That was the purpose of this group sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Their advisor, Mr. Cain, stated that their goal was to work with handicapped persons in the school and community. They worked very closely with the Special Olympics, Camp Easter Seal, and nursing home patients. Another of their many projects included partici- pating in the annual Dance Marathon. This community and school service program truely deserves a round of applause. fights, Hamera Activa! Thespians is the club which sponsors all drama productions. Among their numerous produc- tions, the season eye-opener was the successful Oklahoma Other activities included work- shops, Held trips, and also state competition, which was held in Ellensberg. The advisor, Don Anderson, should be commend- ed for his fine hand in originat- ing a Hne, talented group of young actors. and 'W OR GANIZA TIONSXB9 .775',C.f4 611111 Future Business Leaders of America is a nationally organized school function to give students an insight into the business world. There are many conferences and worksho s that are formed nationwide tlgt were attended by the FBLA mem- bers. Various money raisers includ- ed: spoolc insurance, raffle for a dinner for two'j candy sales, Poor Boy sandwiches during lunch, and car washes. I'Wth this initiative, leadershi was found in all sense of the worcf 1. Members: S. Rust, J. Doescher, S. Rust, K. Webber, D. Workman, R. Wotton 2. OfHcers: Scott Rust, joy Doescher, Sue Rust, Kristi Webber Members: Top rowg L. Mclntosh, C Tobin T Schneider Bottom Row Close Up gets your teeth as white as N Bell, D. Paulson, L. Reed, S. Thompson they can be 90f OR GA NIZA TION5 Pencils make a terrible substitute for great taste What ,4 Great Viva- Cara! VICA, which means Vocational Industries Club of America, is an international organization for students enrolled in vocation- al trades and industry and health occupations. Members pay a due of 58.00 per year and are trained for skills used in society- especially in the Held of health occupations. They 'practiceu in areas of Olympia, Shelton, Elma, Aberdeen, and Hoquiam. A free blood pressure clinic was conducted by VICA members at Mason General Hospital from November to May every Wednesday after school as a community service. Their future is appreciated and approvingly stamped with a sound seal of good merit. 1. Members: R. Smith, H. Bernert, D. Kerr, M. Spencer, L. Silcox, advisor, Mrs. Ulrich. 2. The main lady stands alone. - 3. The hum ble mem ber of the group, Becky Ragsdale, poses. Wrcstlza Gals Break Sweat The Wrestling Club 15 unique in that not only do the members s onser the high school wrestlm team ut also on the elementary leve They hosted the concess1on stands for football wres tlmg and track to fund all of their nu merous activities One of the most memorable events was the pizza feed held at The Godfathers In Olympia Mr Wentz head slave master e marked upon how smoothly things ran at the sound of his bark. Things just seem to start jumping when I'm around, he said. All those who actively participated, know this to be a fact. OR GANIZA TI ONS! 91 V46Z7V7?755 ,, 1,1 K, , , W . I 4 Liz ' w MQ W ,fx 1 , x, T . W W m F90 1 I . x Q- gf X ,. bl ffvmecoming 1981 ACT! VITIESXQ3 in N it rw. X , Q NE W is N W, N .4 W xi. llf 5 J , l 1. Kim in her latest fashions. 2. Kim and jill - Saturday morning hangover? 3. Olympia takes a bow. 4. Smell good, Todd? 5. Whatcha reachin' for Mark? 6. What an exciting school 7. Duane, Pat and Robert experience life in the fast lane. 94fA CTIVITIES 'fm-,ff X.: Sf f'v 'N.4, 'DQ J-lomewmilrg 7987 Udlimlziu' Ca Paradise This year many people participated in the activities for Homecoming. Some of the activities include west- ern day, logger day, clash day, and punk rock day. On thursday, there was a bon Hre, and friday, to end the weeks festivities, everyone danced to 'Ya ugerna u t 'f AC TI VI TIES! 95 U15 Kes! Of E'imcs Seuirfr l6'ull '87 Royalty king-114 Ike Snellgrmfc Queen-,Yeung Armstrong la Jlfielaery Of Gary Callar ,Natieeg Phefae A eayy far Zfreiya Ezehaaye Staaeate ae! available fer the aeaaliae. Serryf XA CTI VI TIES AC Tl VI TIES! 99 ff gf , f VW' VH? U w 7?4!f1'f i-Egg x t i r . WN. KA 1 - 'ii S1 ma 3 Q N 1 ff . f ww, ' t 1 , 1 ,I , . -2. Q A .A , A -or This year Don Anderson-the director- doesn 't just teach the people to act. One of his main goals is to enrich the lives of the students through theater art practices and literature. It helps them also learn about responsibility, self dicipline, teamwork, and conH- dence. Another goal for this year has been to include many students in the plays. All the participants really enjoy the acting but they aren't the only ones, Don Anderson also enjoys it. He said he loves teaching, especially since the students have been really great. They've worked hard and done well in the productions. Mr. Tarrant has also been an inspiration to him. 1 .V Q, N 1' 5 . I 'ff 'lf as t'X- - s PLAYS O1-' 81-82 Lilies of the Field King Cole and the Country Witches Little Women Animal I-'arm A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court The Princess the Poet and the Little Grey Man The Phantom Tall Booth The Monkey's Paw The Tell Tale Heart Twelve Angry jurors Oklahoma Sports ear Awards FOOTBALL Inspirational-Duane Baker Captain-Duane Baker Best Tackle-Robert Clarey Best Blocker-Robert Clarey BOYS 8: GIRLS X-COUNTRY Most Improved-Angie Pruitt Inspirational-Cindy Baldwin Team Captain-Andrew Hinck GIRLS TENNIS Most Improved-Polly Campbell Inspirational-Barb Lewis, Tammy MCI-Iargue Most Dedicated-Karin Knudsen VOLLEYBALL Team Captain-Erin Laney Most Inspirational-Michelle Matson Most Improved-Becky Coleman GIRLS SWIMMING Inspirational-Rhonda Woodward Most Valuable-Stephanie Stone Team Captains-Kari Cochran, Rhonda Woodward Most Improved-Marni Elkins Winter BOYS BASKETBALL Most Improved-Rob Coleman Inspirational-Duane Baker Mr. Hustle-Brian Lev GIRLS BASKETBALL Most Improved-Trina Leaf Inspirational-Michelle Matson Ms. Hustle-Rye Nelson Most Valuable-june Clayton GYMNASTICS Inspirational-Deanna Ayers, Tracy Shaw, Cari Vimont Most Improved-Sara Lewis Team Captain-Natalie Sheff WRESTLING Most Improved-Darren Crosson Inspirational-Marty Cook Outstanding-jeff Schneider Team Captain-jeff Schneider BOYS SWIMMING Most Improved-Tony Norris Inspirational-Gary Laubach Most Valuable-Mike Sloan Coach 's Awards-Eric Langdon, jamie Petraitis 'W ,win GOLF Most Improved-Pat Zangl Captain-Chip Brush Medalist-Will Wagner BASEBALL Most Improved-john Heideman Coach 's Award-Ray Gouley Inspirational-Curt Likes SOCCER First Team All-BHL-Mike jones Second Team-Leonard Hyland GIRLS TRACK Team Captain-Lisa Christensen Inspirational-Angie Pruitt Most Improved-janet Peterson BO YS TRACK Team Captain-Duane Baker Inspirational-Mark Lund Most Improved-Dennis Pickard BOYS TENNIS Outstanding-Scott Geist Most Improved-Steve White Inspirational-Barry Henderson CHEERLEADING Outstanding-Lisa Vorse Most Improved-Pam Taylor Aft www..-Sum .od ,virif Kaur! '82 This years Spirit Week activities were started off by an assembly on Monday in which the Spirit Court was chosen The members of the court were as followed. Seniors- Cindy Dederick Scott Boad Mindy Dederick, john Archer, Rye Nelson and Paul Barger. juniors- Katie ON1el and Melecki Manu Sopho mores Kirsten Robinson and Paul Gobel Freshman Mindy Miller and Mark Newcomb Rye Nelson and Paul Barger were chosen King and Queen at the Hnal assembly on Friday. 'N-.7 5 N A ix 5 a 5 Q-. -1' :,,, r' 2. KX J.Jf if C,- Mg 1. Rye Nelson and john Archer 2. Mark Newcomb and Mindy Miller 3. Cindy Dederick and Scott Boad 104 SPIRIT COURT B 'I Spirit Week activities were started off by an assembly on Monday. The Freshman class sponsored Backwards day'Q followed by Hat and Tie day on Tuesday. Wednesday the I u- niors sponsored Sweat day'Q and Hawaiian day was spon- sored by the Senior class on Thursday. Friday was Red and Black day'f and also the final assembly. Spirit Week ended Saturday Night with the TOLO, which was held in the S.U.B. 1. Kirsten Robinson and Paul Gobel 2. Katie O'NeiI and Me- lecki Manu 3. Mindy Dederick and Paul Barger 4. ISAAC ASIMOV Fan Club 5. Beg Connie. 6. Randy I.ittIeHeId pops the top on some Sparkling Red during the Spaghetti dinner, slave Mrs. Childs prepared for her masters! SPIRIT WEEK 105 ww Qi' ,Mav- nwwww- .W - MN .Q:,X.,Q W. , f . Q J -ev. s QS ,-P. . kq.fx . ,. N1 ggw - J If 43+ Q ggi Y X3 3 L iff' ai? -Zi' X-'saw Elf ' A . KEN X S V, X gs- 32553 x i A 0 . E -fx xi Sig. , Q A 4' 31275 'Q' Q A an X f' P KM 1 MQ.-'Q kg Q. w. gag? W ii E ,si X 31 3 -I I GRUB WEEKXIO7 'X .QQ - ,K x Q uf A Q: Q X :E 4... ga. Y s X- X sig' in K5 lv V f. A K A 3 iii iygibd 1' Q 1 tx X, ' Q. ,. Q . ,, ill ll .ii-,W Q . .. K 1 .Q 1- I E.. M 3 1 'QM 9, 4 az' a ,E '?Sif ? '? :rl p x. WM., ww 'YL ,x M 'N . -H ,, l if ' x f 9 ', s, M, , f, AiAA ' in L. ,AAVJ i 1 an-'f QQ .I MX ' f , x ff ',. Q. FQ wi' .--ai S H' Y s ff fbi' 1 MJ 1' ,..4x srl J' ' y-. :.- , 43 5 4 K X QX ,Ji 951 fx! 4' 1 as ' na J W V1 A ' 1 Almost Anything Went. . The second annual 'Almost Anything Goes assembly was held in early june in the High- climber Stadium. M. C. 's for the event were Mr. flake Phillips and Mr. Elwood Starrett, alias the Blues Brothers . The even ts were as follows, the obstacle course won by the sophomores, the clothes-chan ing relay won by the juniors, and the tug-olgwar won by the steel-m uscled Senior team. One of the most esciting events of the day was the balloon-shooting contest. Partici ants shot water balloons from a sling of rubfer tubin and attempted to hit targets in the field, which just happened to be Mr. Clayton, Mr. Cain, Mr. Shaw, and Mr. Ross. The sophomore team won the event with a bullseye shot at Mr. Cain. The final event of the day was the car-push around the track and the juniors took Hrst place in this. Overall placings for the assembly were: junior class Hrst, Sophomore class second, Senior class third, and Freshmen last. 1. The Blues Brothers in person! 2. Curt and Michelle tug for their lives! 3. Seniors aim for Mr. Shaw, IIOXANYTHING GOES s E as all ' s -: Y .. :TL ,. . Img X Q l am. ' N., .4 as fs Q Si? X X r N ., 3. 4. ,. ,, ds ,..S,i, .,, .M v te f 3 ' .A.. X 2, 'E , ..... pe v- .Q-.Q 451116, hits himU 4, Kilcki flies! 1. Milce helps the juniors win the clothes-changing relay. Z. Sterling aims for Mr. Cain land he 3. Seniors dominate tug-of-war! 5. juniors push to victory! ANYTHING GOESXIIZ 7982 jr. Prrnn 'L'i1fing in zz ?nnin.s'y King: Steve johnson X Queen: Kathy Jlflnkmfiney w Auf? A A 'Q A :ll lv 'Ziff 5' ,, M ,, - 25, ,N al 'f ISN 35 .1 A if W N W 1 f 4 hm. ? VA ff, ,Ki ., 4 X.. Q95 4 ,ui f 1 . N . , iLw'nQX Q m 'V ey ,pf Q, WA L , K L4 Q' ' . 4 U 'Ho I , . 45, 1 'Ss bfi: 'Q Bev J , it Q . 1 3, T' 3 -. , 'W' ' in ., L 773' UL V .4 A Xb! X : k :p, , '-1 1: v kr I vm My X1 .f,:. I I 'Ii ia -- 2 f,g.',' 44 . QT f ' My Qf f Q4- 'r 7 rf' 7 .1 . .ll Slzeltvn Griddcrs ifl Climber Hrst victory was key'd by a last minute effort in the fourth. It came from senior QB. Pat Stark, an 80 yard touch down pass to Duane Baker. The Climber Hrst loss of the season: The score was 6-2. The Climbers had a drive going late in the fourth pe- riod but it was nulliHed bya interception. Climber D Wrzislz 5 A 4 was tough. The T-Birds managed to score up only 1 touchdown. 4753 Game 3 was an interesting game for the High Climb- ers, led by senior Duane Ba- ker with 3 catches for 84 yards and 2 touchdowns. He also picked offa pass in the romp over Yelm 27 - 0. The Climbers piled up 348 yards total offense. Qs, The Shelton Climbers win a 3rd. The Climbers now 3 - 1 on the season are off to a great start. They clobbered the Tim- berline Blazers 35-16. This was a complete team victory with everybody contributing much to the offense and de- fense. The High Climber D keys their fourth victory by beating Capital 10-0. jr. Curtis Likes galloped for 96 yards in 16 at- tempts with the only touch down. 114fFOOTBALI. 1156 47 W8 49 Game 4156 probably the rea- son for the Hnal season re- cord of 5-4. This was the key game for the Climbers and it was blown late in the fourth quarter. The Climb- ers snatched a touchdown by Curtis Likes. The score was 14-13. Then head coach ,lack Stark tried to win it with a run up the middle for 2 points which proved to be a wrong move. Needless to say the 5.H.S. Climbers were defeated to Hoquiam 14-13. The game had it's ex- citing moments, though. The Climbers got blown away in this outing prob- ably due to the loss last week to Hoquiam. It was quite a letdown. The aerial passes by Elma Q.B. jim Hill appeared to be too much for the High Climb- ers who were zonked 26-0. Shelton couldn 't get much going in this contest. The Climbers dropped to 4-3. Centered by Duane Baker's last minute 5-yard touch down catch in the 4th quar- ter proved to be too much for N. Thurston as the Climbers won it 7-0. l t was a defensive battle with the Climbers prevailing. Climb- ers now 5-3. The 5.H.S. Climbers wrapped up their 2nd straight winning season although they lost to Oly Bears 27-6 who incidently finished 2nd in state. They weren't blown out like most of the teams were by Olympia. The Climbers Hnished the year with a very respectable 5-4 re- cord. I-'OOTBALLXII5 3 A 'IDA 5---, ,4- '2 ' A I . N ig Q ,I ' 3 i51,A- Ni rfx' ldv A Ex 3 'df' 9 x . N 4 f :Mfg 5 ' 3 -4 ' 2 5 'N 'ww . nw . L -,p mm K'-W, 5 'Er '57 9? 7' E933 9' . 27 uf- 'rw-Q -.152-113' f-Q9 ff' yig.'vDn N459 5-Q in 5 i 5 ' x---.., .Q . .E ' 5 . ,, . 1 Q W A 1 g' f 2A I , IN ' v , UL 'V Q5 X Q :kc N5 6 . , - as-, QL I , fa E f sf 1 Q, . U, 1, A gn: pu ix ,,f., 4 t X 'Ss fx Y + ' 4 aN 3 ' 41 iii H wif ffm? K 9, 4' 3 ik? 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The members learned the aspects of team- work and responsibility as well as the im- provement of their own skills. Man y friend- ships were made and everyone enjoyed the experience. Shelton won two of six matches. Ironically, the more polished teams were not rained out. This might account for our losses. 'nfl ' ' 'il Above right Tammy McHargue, Middle left to right, Michelle lmri, Polly Campbell, Sara Mor- Mueller. 120f GIRLS TENNIS ' wmv? .Qo- t f ,..,...vyr. 9, gf 5 . QNX x 2 I-'rom left to right, Beth Rau, Lisa Conklin and Debbie Hunter. Mid- dle, Carla Ogden, Karen Knudson. Bottom, Carla Ogden. GIRLS TENNIS! 121 Erin Laney Team Captain fSr.j Janice Brinkman f5r.j june Clayton f5r.j Terri Smith f5r.j Trina Leaf Urj Michelle Matson fjrj Lois Wagner Urj Trish Wittenberg Ur.j Becky Coleman fSophj Awards: E. Laney Team Captain Most Inspirational-M. Matson 2 Most Improved-B. Coleman l 1 1 1. A little team meeting before the turnout. 2. Coach Melmess helping out. V 3. This is the set-up! 122f VOLLE YBALL ,QM in 'Q .gil 2 ,wie In the win-loss column Shelton girls volleyball, unfortunately did not exper- ience much success. Winning only two games, both against Elma, Shelton es- caped the bottom of the league. Despite the losses, the season was a success in other areas. Players showed signifant improvement in individual skills, and toward the end of the season team of- fense and defense Hnally came togeth- er. Next year we will have many return- ing players and look forward to a more victorious season. 1. Here is the Coach and Company! 2. janice looks like a frog woman! 3. Looks like she is going to swallow it. VOLL E YBALLX 12.3 Cflimlrers Zz!! Shaft The Climber Hoopsters finished out the season on a sad note. They were hoping for, and had set goals for, the state tourney, but were stopped at district with a loss to Battle Ground. You have to keep in mind that the two top guards were not playing, though! Manu and Brown were both out with injuries. Coach Terry Gregg explained that the Climb- ers played consistent ball all year, and that is what makes a team. The Cagers Hnished out the year with a 11-10 record but were much better than this record indicates. The ball could have bounced the other way! And we could of been at state. Bright spots on the Climber roster were one: Sr. Forward Duane Baker. He led the Climbers with 13.9 poin ts per outing and was super strong on the boards. He was also named to the Hrst team of the Black Hills League! Close behind was Sr. Scott Lindgren the human eraser'f He was tough on boards as well as scoring points. Outstanding performances by jrs. Meleki Manu and Brian Lev kept the Climbers all the time. They will be a great help next year says coach Gregg. 1. The Boardmen.- Baker, Lev, Lindgren 2. Last minute info from head coach Terry Gregg. 3. Sr. Scott Lindgren leads the pack 4. The almost perfect Climber D 124 BASKETBALL ,Mg 'f 'l5 'If ' J' A M' N -I I V. Lfrwks w-.40-' up Q.,- , smug -bf. A.,M T 1 ' T I 0 - T C li wa , Xe' Q 'U' If : if Promising The junior Varsity had an up and down season, however they came away with a winning sea- son under the coaching of Neal White. Their over all record was 11-9. The f.Vf'ers have quite a bit of depth, explained coach White. They are a solid team with Curtis Likes and Todd Hansen in the Middle. Rob Brown and Troy Ahlf shared the point spot. Danny Byrne ran the gap spot and did a good job. Next year they expect to be a contender!! 1. Troy Ahlf ready for action! 2. I'm going to kill that guy, 3. That guy's amazing! 4. What concentration huh! BASKETBALL 125 QXAEW, A n I 4 ii ,xg qw .. . A if 4 fs an 4 V -,wr um! X 5 f , 2 ' 1' 4 , , , ,i x S' Q5 :ff .wwf ', r .Mfr lm , WA, Q . . , ., we ' ' 4 'M' , L , Season Recent 7-3 ?resl1me14 Basketball ?reel1 Kiek. l6'ut et M4 Perfect IO-Oil Coach Buitenveld did an outstanding job with the freshmen basketball team this year. They were all over the place, he explains, hustling and scrapping all season long. They ended up with a very respectable 7-3 record. The team showed an enormous amount of talent for such a young team. Their record of 7-3 could have been 10-0 with a couple of minor exceptions. The games that they lost were all close to the very end. The team was highlighted by Hve men including guards Kelly Byrne, David Buitenveld and Brian Gregg. The big men jim Gillard and Scott Craig pulled up the rest of the slack. The Team hopes to put their talent together for an even better year next year and we wish them the best of luck for 1983. 4 'AL 11-lE'l'ElN3 Af. ' I , 9 l Q 1 Kelly Byrne David Buitenveld Brian Gregg Scott Craig jim Gillard Kelly McGregor Dean McCoy Scott Rust Rick Brice Rob Cole Rob Rath bun BASKETBALL 127 Gymunsfs Uumlfle Z0 fate The Shelton High School Gymnas- tics team had a very respectable sea- son this year. They didn 't reach their goal to be Number 1 in the Black Hills league but Hnished with a 6-5 over all record. As a team at the dis- trict meet at Prairie High in Vancou- ver, the only members that qualiHed for state were as Follows: Cari Vi- mont, only a sophomore, went to state on the beam, which has never occured until this year. Next there was Deanna Ayers on the vault. Here are the gymnasts who went to Dis- trict: Deanna Ayers on the vault, Sara Lewis for the beam, Traci Shaw for bar, beam and floor, Natalie Shefffor all-around and last of all Cari Vi- mont for vault, beam, and floor. The Shelton High School would like to congratulate Miss johnson for being named Coach of the Year!! She did a wonderful job! 128fSPOR TS w,,M,.w V- www, will 'W Hliflh . 4lF 2 -f pp , .1 , ffl f Q f an X pf 'A ' X ,fr ,Q M2715 f p-wwf -vat. w '59 i I IV ,W x . ffl: 'Af in if, ,Q 1 Y'g fQ ,YM I Q X Ex 5 ' ., Q. N-wwf' 3 , . Mm ff . 4 K .1,k. It 1a-sf-ag lib , i-.4 ' V I F ' K ' WRESEFLINCXISI 1 I l6'. 1644. upports Girls YOU! YOU! YOU! YOU! YOU! ls this craziness, or does it really mean something? Well, with all due respect, no one actually knows for sure. But this year it was a favorite saying for certain guys on Monday and Thursday nights. Now, you're probably wondering what went on ev- ery week on those memorable evenings. Simple! This is Girls' Basketball, the sport that wowed SHS with its new popularity. Girls' Basketball, under the super coaching of Dann Gagnon, earned a fifth place playoff berth this year. This is the first one had since the sport was founded at Shelton. But why all the attention? Besides the ladies being the best they've ever managed, the attendance was up con- siderably, compared to recent years. The B.R.A. was a real supporter there. Climber Sherelle York stated, It gives us a strong sense of unity, a chance to get together and work for something. And work they did. With Hve practices a week, excluding game days, they played 18 league games. They lost to Cen tralia in the playoffs in their first match. However, not without a Hght. Counting their two practice games, the team record for the year rounds out to IZXZO. Not bad. ks Q, .' 1. The action begins. if 2 if g' dw. . . ' V , . . Pre-game Varsity warm ups. 'N 3. Trina prays for a win. -+r.rr ax. ,, ,. 4. You mean I have to stand NEXT to her?? . 1 7 ' 1.32fG BASKETBALL 'T k 4 4, Ma H u Q W 5 3 4 34 ,lj 2. Coach looks amazed, She made a basket??'f 3 Oh I don 't think so - 1 4. And then this really cute guy says . . . 'C on mixes 'business' with pleasure as sh Hnish. Out. Prrfduced IKM juni Z7mrce QQ Shcrellc lfrfrk The 1981-82 Boy's swimming team went beyond most peo- ples expectations this year. Their dual meet record was 3- 5 yet could have been much better except for some very close meets. Leading the way this year were seniors jamie Petraitis, Mike Sloan, Gary Laubach, and Eric Langdon. Shelton ended up 24th at state with jamie Petraitis placing 4th in the diving. Hoping for even better years to come are Steve Kamin, Chris Drebis, Tony Norris, jay Gilles, Andy Hinch, Pat Wheeler, john Coker, Ralph Mix, and Mitch Townhead. 1. Meet the Climber Frogmen! 2. Trying to breath with water in your mouth. 3. Look mom I am a frogman. 4. Watch this double back mobius guys. 5. Look! Mike is a torpedo. 1.36fSPOR TS Q. df E Y r Q f -Y SM? ., . 4 Ks- S Q XS Vis: Fifi- Qi ,w Wi X A L it t Mff Y fr -if X Q' sei ssess lin: Q 1 if - S s Hg ' 'tx , 'W . nm uw V, ,.5-we , 4- , f v ' , , Q F?-'H N A ,-ff, rt: 1 . ,g'f',f A 3 . V ' - , -. Q. ,wf X . A . X . gi hmgiwf R 'f '. f- 'S , if ' -t , .:w.sg sf.1'Ff?2a i -'+V fwzifff f f, . n ffffyiixay :' ' W, .'f fr X Sw Q me x Sr. Mike Sloan getting some advice on pool entering. Bet ya the water is Cold huh? Coach I feel like a guppie! Gary gives his seal of approval. Steve Kamin can just taste the victory. Forget it guys, the chlorine is too much. Mike Sloan stretches to the finish. SPOR T511 .37 Girls Swimming Dives Jute New Sm on A wards Most Improved-Allison Hoffman. Most Valuable-Stephanie Stone. Captains-Krysia Hoffman and Rhonda Woodward. Most Inspirational-Rhonda Woodward. Coaches Award-Mami Gikins. Season- 2 Wins 4 Loses. 138f5POR TS 1' ,X .. I E .fig 8. . M, ,Q f v 3' A se' if K Q.. in N f .sg aw in . N F N ir al' .AX - -N-----n .. X , as gxvwma gum V Z., 3. ,-k- .e. Y X,Jf 3 gk! Q 5 Ei 2 if .3 Nr: . :af 5.1.1 4 . Sxi x W . Swim? N sQ5.:,Mt... do X M X A ., .. M. ., X X .5 Q x X Q X A Q w K E - X' L -.QS .-www X L. V . Qi X 'NV' .Z Coach Chris Myhre stated, We had a Hne year with Hne young swimmers . PEOPLE GOING TO STATE Stephanie Stone in the 500 free, 200 relay and the 400 free relay. Rhonda Woodward in the 400 free relay, Maureen Benson in the 400 free Relay Beth Land in the 400 free relay. SPOR T57139 Nalieez l5'asel1all plzalas A eapy ,alanned far llzese ,aaaes Were nat available at ine deadline. Sarraf f BASEBALL BASEBALLXMI Naliee: l5'a.s'el1all ,alleles A eapy ,alaaaeel far these pages were aa! available at the aeaelliae. Sarraf f BASEBALL BASEBALL! 143 P i I v .A .4 in 4 ,, A A 'QQ +-. . 1 5 J, ,R . V' Y 'x -X . L 4. X Q 'W WN 3 is nw N W A 9 4, A , ,, 7 . Xf- if V.. . hw.- i W, iagv, ,,' S ,fly giyfhz . irq T. 1--we-J .. Q .- Q f X gi-fu., ,. 1 , me - . A-1251, :NSN !??a'iS:Q it ,NE L 4 ..n' Q If ,fi .xnxx S ,A , ,is-... uf' ESA! .V nu i' i Q. . Q., . We N-0-.gg ...c,.-,Qi YA V011 shall Walk and mf! become Weary. . . 1. Gosh, Severson makes it look so easy. 2. Sherelle York and Mark Carrick always seem to find time to take a friendly walk together. 3. You better not drop it this time, Baker! 4. Faauu Manu-the one-legged longjumper! 5. Kirk Schwerzler trains for State competition. The guys' track team sent the following 8 men to State after capturing Sub-district and District titles: Duane Nault, Kirk Schwerzler, Steve johnson, Duane Baker, Mark Lund, Eric Hoff jim Eash, and Rich Severson. The girls, after completing a very success- ful season, sent Sue Musgrave, Penny Whitson, Angie Pruitt, janet Peterson, Las- Vonne Pruitt, and Steffanie Kirk to State competition. TRA CKf147 .A xx -lu 5 -n .X sk , ,L wk, KL 1 R .X L X it L: Q L , 4 yr KL 1 L LLL 9. ,N L P .VgL.g,L,, wa,- Q Q P6 8 ka 2 v M ,-gfc 1 L up 5 S X .xi .. ' ,gan Rx ff, 5 km' V L dx 3 :gs 5 L A K A xv' L . L 3 'Q :X ka S . L '- sxia W Q f -fi S N 'NYK R' 6,x .VL ,Q L X ! '65 2? 'gi . sggxv. pix, ' J Tern fem 4 Nygl Sw N-Ni ixg L L f L Q L L LL L N3 L L Bxg Bo . Q , L., sw? x -Q A Luv, ,XX . - mx. A Q-A L i SESS L L k L, 1 .-v sl ,b kkkk U 0. .. .W-w-... CW?-rf' 5 .. 1'-W K ' f N . Jw-fn M.. ' 1 . . 5. - -W .7 K- -ish-Dwf.-Q . ss ' - 5 J . A f 'ir is-.-V. . Varsity: Back row L. to R. 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Always together. forever friends. I 1. Trina and Perm Clean up therr ' , act, for the Semors 2. Mr. Tarrant keepmg the Sen iors on task one last trme 3. Senror escorts Teana Da vidson and Pat Grgstead 4. Robert Clarey joe Evankovrch and Rrc Samaduroff PARTY PARTY PARTYW' 5. What rs pat1ents77?777 Program n............. -4r.......a..a r...........m .. . ...sign un... s.......1 swam 1............. s... sp,...,....d mm. , s.n............ rw... Q,-...nu fumrr! Chou CL... Spun. mg. n.....s --um.. hw... v....-.1........... sf....,. rn... l'.N.............fA.....1. l'v.'wuV.lwm ul' flux uf IKIHI . m............ .J n.,.1..m.. B.-..e.l........ P....f.......... Cg...........1M...l. J........ IW... Uziug 158fGRADUA TION 82 , Fm... x...n... c.........gr..... 15. mwm. c..h..l.f cmd.. . Key m...1...... p1.....- ...... ... ...Wg ...Q ...........1 1 r s...ab.... sn... n...a . M... s...ug..... Num.. u....1 wmv... M. l1e.....r1 smw 1P.........1... sr..u.... lhgh S.r.....m .. 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Wishes fe the Hhzss of '82 Shelton, Washington 426-6716 271616 ANDREWS ZOGGJNG 60 Shelton Wn Prafessrnnnl lvggzng Srncr 1969 Spccznlzzzng rn Zfnrnnzng Pnrtnzl Hnfs And 136111 851111: 6n111ng Kangrnfnlnfnrns Scfnnfrs Sprcinlizcd Zrncking Good fuck 611155 Of SQ In ,411 llonr Sfntnre Dick 1G ,Anne ,Andrews O 1 Q - n v - f - - 1 1 - f Q r fake Nahwafzel Korzgraiulatizms CII C716 Restaurant and Lounge jerry 8: Marlene Richmond 426-8323 6fllSS of '82! la'r1111's Quick Sfvps +951 1612 Olympic Hy S W2 1931 Olympzc Hy N Best Wlshes To The Semorsf i-L. 68 19 0 0110 13099 v59'9J93 55 LQ ance: gpeggou' Msapaudgou BQQQQ -1' 'W' idx in 44 WW 001619125001 Ml 'R 1 hr nga! ui W -if Q fp-'fi I w'm ' mn-Q' - ' fi lv 1 N Kwik? I.-,A IVR 2 qsog amp We buoqszzxouogz 2' if H' ' hon on og Rom bpogoambpnc useqz QR CUUCIIQ 3 LIIOQO CGUIICI. mi JVMNK5 lfll,Ml6'5l6 KOJWIMNV F165 WSW 166245511 -Homes -Waterfront -Acreage -Investment -Lots -Commercial 60527 OIL' 60 M76 426 3321 or 426 3322 V 0 Q. 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RAILROAD Hangrafulalivns 671155 of '82! KAUS Good luck Semars 2515-A OLYMPIC HY N- 426-0474 11.3 5. ZND St. SHEL TON DRAPSRJES Al JN 551610165 J-10023 6y4iVy4,C 552455 HANK SHSLTON l6'l6f4.!V6C1! 127 WEST? IC 74 13112729 flu! IIS l65y4,C KV 1555? W.7S!!5.S' C0 U-lb' 613,458 09 '82! the M14 H516 1503? D164 50,787 A419468 Cantonese cf: American Cuisine Orders To Go Live Entertainment 62 Cocktails In The Empress Room Banquet Facilities Up To 60 2503 Olympic Hy North 426 7975 Lowrey Organs Pzan os I-'or all your music needs 322 W Railroad Evergreen Square Mike Gibson Owner ...hr , Q 552655 4 SONS Iiabmng Ben ?rar1kli14 Variety Store Olympic Gateway Center 426 7555 Lfcrfzhed Wlamzfzzcfurmg 617 Inc 426 2626 Kes! W sh 5 Co Che 611155 af 82 of O Sanderson 57514 I 6 ' .1 3 Scnivr Gmffqliii Che Seniors last Assembly 177f MISC. Masan Krfuufy 7982 .14 kstival fafent The 38th annual Paul Bunyan Grande Pa- rade marched to a new beat this year with a later 5p.m. time setting. Railroad Avenue was the place to be. gk The annual event was entered by more than 100 participants. Bands and drill teams streamed down the avenue, blaring out foot- stomping tunes. The Queen 's float, rode proudly by the Forest Festival Queen Molly Eveleth, glided gracefully in front of the crowds. john Archer's Paul Bunyan portray- al was a grande spectacle as he towered above the shiny log truck. Paul Barger pa- raded as Smokey the Bear. Other entrants included numerous Shelton business representatives, horses, local clubs, and school floats. Shelton High 's own band was one of the winners by placing second and the SHS drill team accomplished third. Overall, Shelton 's acceptance of an evening parade began a new tradition for the Forest Festival celebration. Who knows what is in store for next year. -Be there and be sure. 177fFOREST FESTIVAL E7rfrcsf gesfival 1 k . :i', - s .S . , f . X S410 is ..,,..-I I I ' The Parade begins. Shireen in a heavy thought. Those beautiful girls hamming it up. Tough guys-mean and dirty. Reigning queen, Molly Eveleth Think you guys can keep in Line? Cheerleaders trying to keep warm. What a good couple they make. FOREST FESTIVALXI79 ,4doisor ........ Sditor in Knief , , . Hong fditor ...... fagont fditor ..... l6'nsiness Manager . , Pronrotion Manager ,... Advertising Manager Fnotograpng 8ditor Pnotograoners ..... Opening Seetion .... Senior Seetion , . ,7nnior Seetion ..... Sophomore Seetion , , . .iresnrnen Section . . ,Aetioities Section , . . ?aenltg Seetion . . Organizations . . Sports ......... S,oeeial Cnanks Co: l3'ennett's Fnoto 6Jenter Dennis Stndio Steoe Paton ionn Perrg Staff Hredits , . . .M r. Steoen Pettersen . . . . . . .Shannon Srnitn . . , , Kristg Wright . . . . Kraeg Kadonn . . , . . Robert Klarg . . . . .Katng Yonas .,.......l6'onnie ,4dsero .....,........Martg6row , , . . .pollg 6ana,ooelL fisa Gloor 6ar1nen Stark, Steoe johnson jeff Martin, Pat ,llglifte , . .jill Nelson, Kristg Wrignt . . . . Kerri Srnitn, Snannon Srnitn ....,....,...S'nerelleZlork ..,...,...l6enee'l5'nnen . . . . Corning J-iansen ..........l6'eanie lCnoo,o l6'renda Wilson . . , , . .jill Nelson, Snerelle Ifork . . . . .lfisa M efntosn, Zfirn West ...,.......joefoankooien ,And Of Honrse Co Mr. Pettersen, 9or ,411 His Cirne t6 Patients! COL OPH ON f r v r I I ? r Q i P I I v L i r ? v i J . 7 H x X X