Shorecrest High School - Loch Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

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'sie gif Now . . . A page is turned The corner creased, A pencil pauses While thoughts are formed. A gesture gives emphasis To an idea, A glance at notecards Ends a phrase. Now . . . A paintbrush Wipes across a T , A straight pin pushed In a bulletin board. A kilt buckle pulled, Spats' button snapped, A sporran rests on a Clarinet case. Now . . . A student card punched As the turnstile grates, A roster creased And shoved in a pocket. A shoe is tossed In the gym floor corner, While a drum roll Beats against the wall. Now becomes Then With the turn of a moment Now becomes Then, A continuous rhythm. I 6, ox, r Q W -. 2 will r K 3 ? ..L,.... , , if 'f 4 ., , , 1 f i 2 Q ' ' r Z' ' Q f Q I 2 f 2 Ig rx ,ar Any' fi-'a'W'3 7S:Y , K' ' 'A fp, H M 'iffy A v fffl, ,..uW ' ' 4'M WLKV' F m 'v-ru. U W X w,,, ew sg? yd' 5 1 Gaining o portion of rnon s greof knowledg TABLE OF CONTENTS Photo Essoly . . STC: ff ....... Student Life . . . Sports ...... .... Sfudenfs ...,. Sopnomores . . . . . . Juniors . . . Seniors . . . Closing ... ... 1-11 ..12-29 ..3O-75 .76-101 102-155 104-115 116-127 128-155 156-160 Sharing personalnres. Deftly gurding a fast moving skateboard Watching man's machines of progress. ' n 3 f 4 .fn . -k 11 Q 1 'wx . 1 i , L-fly ' - ,iW,.r., 1 ' . . . x,-.t Y f- 1 xsflg, . , NA.. :Qt '4 iw Qfs Q. 'JM 4 M If 'Yr . -, an . 9 Y. -Q .,,. 1 4 4 4 - - Sl -H. 4141? - ,TL 4 hifi . 'Qui 1 LTL, T.: ' ' ,Q-' ' is I I 1: ' f n , ' . .4. n P. 411. K A 0. 8 I I A i J - .A .v ' A Q -, 1 X, ,.,g s '4 r v as ' 4 X 4 ' -'ri. ' i 1 FuUur - 'He f fm .N aexJber,1v'gL- -1 37 qfiwli' ,X .lr 41 STUMHT M H v Wig JA H Q .fy J Q gm lk-H L R a - X 6 4318? 2 . v,. ,. .4 '1 -vm-5 4WHf'f?JA.,. 4' ' .s-vf -.M K-vw-'Gi Y 3 -- -531-4 if , I . 'L K' Q? 4 -4. 1 M X s. -,V J 'Xxx -X' A ,, ,fzwwgfw vw Y L,,.,,,, V, ,, f f M ,,,,.w.,g,, , ,A ,, , ,,,,.,, , ,Q , , K X gm, :W 5 ?UVV: I fifxeri-V?vr?r.r21:Vl Avertmg sfurvotxon. , W. 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Much help in the decision can come from one of Shorecrest's counselors who give objective, sympathetic advice to students. They consider each problem personally and help many students to adulthood. Norma Dimmitt, Senior Counselor The second hand clicks up to the twelve as the bell buzzes the end of class. It is the first day of school and the long period of the flexible schedule is finished. Shorecrest students may find it confusing but very helpful for classes such as biology where lab projects can be completed easily. A modern school experi- ments with new methods to con- tinually better itself. William Bayard, Junior Counselor Helen Lewis, Sophomore Counselor Nlorrie Schneider, English Kerry Lynn, English, Deon Melong, English: Jody Nyquist, English: Dovid Wogor, English. H' hl cl I t .lust cn minute ogo the Little Theoter was filled with lOO iuniors quietly toking notes on o lecture of Puritan ln- fluencesf' Now the room seems to be in complete con- fusion os all ot the students rise ond heod in different directions. Soon they will be in small groups enthusicisl ticolly discussing their own ideos on the subject. These students ore porticipoting in the tecim-teaching experi- ment thot was begun this yeor for several intensive Gary Zimmerman, English, Dromci Gretchen Foll, English Frank Love, English their ideas clearly English and history classes. They gain experience in learning through both large and small groups. These students receive better qualified instruction because each member of the team is an expert in the field he teaches. He has more time to prepare each of his lessons. Team teaching will probably be used more and more in the future to better prepare high school students for college. 1 'I Loyann Smith, English Anita Lamp, English Tim Olson, English Lana Rae Tussing, English 3 ' er' if Lorry Whitney, Socioi Studies Lindo Soesr, Social Srudies, Journalism Paul Bushue, Social Studies History connects pci t, Team Yeoching affords new techniques for learning ig, ' r i 4 Bruce MacDougall, Social Studies present, and future Wild cheers fill the large auditorium. Suddenly the crowd begins a steady chant, calling tor the speaker to return to the microphone. Many Shorecrest students can be seen at this political rally, The presidential election this year has given students a chance to witness history being made. In the classroom the history courses prepare the students with an understanding of local an'd inter- national attairs, For this reason the sophomores study world history while the iuniors are engaged in analyzing U.S. history and government. Clifford Johnson Social Studies Fran rosser, , 5 lc C Social Studies, Grace Maier, Social Studies, Dale Hughes, Social Studies 'lla Kenneth Siegfried, Social Studies Joseph Manley, Social Studies, English 3' u Y A Q 1 , if ii Ba rba ra Rich, Mathematics Students examine math principles He pauses a moment to watch the construction work being done on the new freeway. Here he has found another example of how mathematics can be put to a practical use. The Shore- crest math department prepares its students for an active role in a modern world. They do this by offering a program which varies from general math to calculus and math analysis. Robert Blakely, Mathematics :Vt l c ,-- David Rosenquist, Chemistry Biology Joseph Reitz, HY LW cuss fuss i uss ILASS H-. Autltung CIBTAGA Jack Servvold, Biology Scientific experiments expose truths Did he find his way to the grapes? This question is being raised during an independent research study of mice. The qualified students are studying individ- ual topics and are going beyond what is offered in general study. Also taught this year were biology, chemistry, physics, and a science survey course. The survey course provides tor a practical application ot knowledge in every day lite, Edward Flasik, Biology, German g i Wilhelm Christensen, Physics Labs improve students enunciation and understand of foreign languages. I Languages develop undersTandlng He siTs up in bed. The lasT dream had been in French - a milesTone for any foreign lan- guage sTudenTl This probably re- sulted largely from The changing emphasis from The wriTTen To The spoken word in Teaching a Tor- 'eign Tongue. Taped lessons and visual aids are being used more and m'o'r'e. 'The Teacher avoids The use of English if possible in his explanaTions. ShorT dramaTic producTions, usually comedies, tire given by sTudenTs To increase Their verbal faciliTy. Kathern Biever, Spanish, English Ready begun' One Two Three Four Ahh h' Ive been huT' A boy un gym shorTs Talls over The hull Several gurls of The archery class begun To shruek unTul The corpse ruses agulely whule laughung hysTerucally He us noT really Wulluam Tell s son buT a member of The advanced physucal educaTuon class Tor boys unTeresT ed un physucal educaTuon as a career Thus class aTTempTs physucal skulls aT a hugh level of perTecTuon PracTuce pounTs Toward perfecfuon All sTudenTs of Shore cresT have been guven uncreased opporTunuTy To pracTuce un cerTaun areas of acTuvuTy because of new TaculuTues con sTrucTed Thus year Many Tennus enThusuasTs have been Physucal Ed helps keep Gulberf Inaba Physucal Educatuon umprovung Theur games on The green paved Tennus courTs norTh-.of The school Beung able To surmounT obsTacles us a useful skull for anyone STuclenTs were able To prac Tuce uf on The new obstacle course buulT on The upper Tue d Gary Snyder Physucal Educanon 24 Andrew SlaTT Physucal Educahon , . I , , uu u . uf . 1 . .. T 1 . . . . . . , u l Highlanders healthy and Trim NEW- T H n-.ani Marlorle Johnson Physical Education Mm Ts hair polling in The rules? Dorothy Allen, Physical Edscafion Lois Horn, Physical Educanon All righT, face The neT and Tee up your arrows, commands The girl's physical educaTion Teacher. The confusion has developed be- cause The Teacher is coaching seyeral differenT sporTs. This year sophomore and junior classes were offered a chance To acquire a variefy of skills. The creaTion of a new class for senior girls gave The inTeresT- ed seniors a chance To parTici- pafe. Their class became co- educaTional when iT joined wiTh The looy's senior class for volley- ball, recreaTional dance, and badminTon. Jody Benzie, Physical Educafion 25 Students learn to develop mechanical skills David Peznecker, Driver Education Dale l-lasselberg, Wood Shop 26 4 'lThat painting violates the bal- ance principle, a student astutely observes as he gazes at a creation of orange and tur- quoise swirls at the Seattle Art Museum. Technical knowledge such as this is taught at Shore- crest art classes so that in un- derstanding basic concepts, the student can control his visual art. With this control, he can say something meaningful. John Carlson, Art Hialmer Andersen, Study Hall The last screw in the wiring for a large wooden lamp is twisted into place. This proiect is being finished at the school shop which is open one evening a week, Boys can use school equipment to work on any proi- ect they wish. The industrial arts department stresses the voca- tional use of industrial skills. For this reason people from different occupations are invited to talk to the classes. Boys gain practical knowledge for their future. Clark Townsend, Electronics William Vickery, Metal Shop '-7. , . . . 5 James Gaddy, Senior Health, Physical Education A health student admires his gleaming white teeth in the mir- ror. This image may have been true several years ago, but now health students are more likely to be avidly reading from Freud. Their study is divided into three maior areas: mental health, community health, and adult living. The relationship between these areas is emphasized. Sup- plemental reading is encouraged so that the student can research advanced ideas. Helen Pierce, Senior Health Shorecrest trains students for better living Gail Gilbert, Home Economics Thomas Rodrique, Orchestra Two young children are en- gaged in a noisy quarrel over a teddy bear. Calmly the girl in charge settles the tight by inter- esting them in another game. These children are a part of a nursery school conolucted by the home economics class. Other areas covered by the home ec. students are family re- lations, home furnishings, cloth- ing construction, tamily tinance, and meal management and preparation, The obiective is to provide girls with practical skills they will be able to use now and in the future. James Slolund, Band Maryann Warren, Home Economics Leonard Moore, Choir ,,,, , The specialized personnel Annette Forman, Principals Secretary Mary Marx, Attendance Secretary Lois Coburn, Vice-PrincipaI's Secretary I know I'm late, Mrs. Marx. I had a flat tire and ran out of gas - before I even got out of the driveway. The student is presenting a familiar excuse for. a common problem. Every day the secretaries in the counsel- ling, attendance and main of- fices cope efficiently with vari- ous problems, i Dorothy Williams, Counselors Secretary, Belle Hobeck, Regis tration Secretary Jean Myers, Library Secretory, Stephen Gerhordt, Librarian Lois Champion, Nurse ,UT proves efficient A student presses the wooden lever and out pops a straw - efficiency. This word describes the kitchen at Shorecrest which serves 600 pupils daily. lt also provides banquet service after school hours to studentand com. munity service groups. The school menus are designed to appeal to teen-agers and hamburger lunches are always served. An ei la carte menu is being planned for the future if space permits. Mae Hanson, Head Cook lf' From left, first row: Peggy Lowry, Betty Rain, Chris Brooks, Madelyn Eichelsdoerfer Agusta Lee, Molly McDonald, second row: Camilla Johnson, Pearl Smith Gertie Loffler She spies them lying on the shelf - her Beatle bubble gum cards. Relief floods over her as picks them up and leaves the Lost and Found. In operating this service, the matron has helped another student. With the custodians the matron is also important in seeing that Shore- crest is always clean and orderly - a place to be proud of. From left: Charles Wie, Waldie Mattson, John Skrivseth, Charles Morely, Accie Cowan A mg af f f , , W ' , A . 'fx A 41 i 5? 4 I i ai .-M' 1 K, f' P' ins x Gef- V GSP - 1 , f. 5-I Y .X Q7 Margaret Petersen, Matron Otto Erickson, Custodian f X, --- ---M H-nu, A ...Una 1-in 1. v,:.:...:Jn,? ' ' x 5 UMLIIII t'..,.:., .gn u..,h.,. 1332223 M-annni. 1 no nu.. nh. . Q , .. M. p-Q ' .. .....::1 . ......,.. .. ::::: - 1':::2E2 .1-zifw: 1, . 3..f...... . - . . .... I in ., ,, an . .... . , .-h,4.11-..:'f',.- 35: 2. , . '- 'W o - . .... .. was 1 ,rw ,Li ,V , . ,A , L,,, I lil-l- lil - 9 ' . w .1 iw 9 , '-'M ,Q , 1 gr Q 3? is 2 5 A ,A K, E 331.5 ,111 1,1755 J ,pf , 4 , -W 0 , 5 X 3-f 1 1 Lf QQ A, V' I A , if ' M- -W5 i f, 1' x 42. 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Welcoming rep- resentatives from a wide range of occupations, the Honor So- ciety members assumed the re- sponsibility for making this day a success, The Honor Society also sponsored. induction des- serts in the fall and spring to welcome new members who had met the societys standards of leaderships, scholarship, charac- ter, and service. The installation of new members into the Honor Society creates a dramatic pageant. omits bggmafoe.-fx, Almon Ornegas Duclclings and Assorted Chocolates were sold during the candy sale by the Highlanders SBA Committees stimulate Interest student takes part in Shorecrest s mayor fund raising prolect the annual candy sale It ts operated as part ofthe Student Body by a student committee Most High landers were enthusiastic about the sale and cash prizes were given tothe top salesmen Funny skits cheers and speeches must all be co ordi works hard to create a well paced format for each ot them Special assemblies must also be planned Relating activities within the school and between schools is the 'ob ot the Executive Council lt discusses prob lems of Shorecrest and sends representatives to the Inter high Council for discussion of interschool activittes Executive Council from left seated Marnie Jones Molly Jones Bob Vandevort Pam Jackson Jena Edmonson Darlene Jeffries stand ing Susie Van Hoy Chris Gaston Meredith Auerbach Steve Wennerlnnd Bob lsaacson Steve Anderson Ron Gregg Sue Forcier Donna Wil on Arlene Sherwood 1 E ---.A N I T' ' fe - ' ' imitwtai.-vxw ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 The door bell is rung while a sale is anticipated. Every nateal for the pep assemblies, The Assembly Committee Assembly Committee from left Cheryl Homgboum Debble Beresford Donna Mcxgner Judy Stubblefneld Carol Sfonock Wendy Hufchnns Ncncy Engebretsen Larry Moller Jnm Ongmon stczndang Sue Former promote achvlhes Interhlgh Councul from left Chrustoph Spvelburg A r V e n e Sherwood Susre Von Hoy Bob Vondevorf Pom Jackson Steve Anderson Bob Isoocson 1,5 -no V ,Q . 1 6 J -f lr i ' , 4 g I ' 2 1 1 ' , 1 9 Q' , . . I : I I I I , , , : 1 - - I O I , 1 ' ' ..U, -4, x 1 r ' y 1 'fx VE 1.0110 fslfii E? 14,34 Aff' fwww 3' E an enfle seo bree Q., . Lf 'ff 'V ki3l'f'. QL i f ,X I' A .2 - Q , 5, we , , 1 1 4 9 'Ss X 1. ' 53 -4' 9 dv 4 4. it xx .w ,, ' ' f I 2 I Tie .. 4 0? ., 3, 43 y ' if - ' if , - ,Q 1 f' A 1: y , 1 V ' di 3 'V 1 r 4 iff 'J- 4 , ,S .- , ff, Q .U . ' I .R A G I I I Marnie Jones, Girl's Club president, Mary Bacon, Girls Club vice-president, Girl s Club adviser, Miss Dorothy Allen. WNW, GirI's Club leaders display President Marnie Jones clips a large L from some silver foil to help spell the word leader for the Girl's Club bulletin board. The officers of this or- ganization have demonstrated the importance of this word. They have directed the imple- mentation of the best ideas af- fered this year. Vice-president, Mary Bacon, secretary, Linda Brown, and treasurer, Chris Wes- ton directed the many commit- tees, formed mainly from the group of club representatives. The officers devoted their first period to organizing the club's activities. Linda Brown, Girls Club secretary wg K w l i GirI's Club Cabinet, from left, seated: Sue Forcier, Meri Arnett, Frances Johnson, Carolyn Emigh, Judy Stover, Carole Foster Becky Stewart, Susie Van Hoy, Eileen McCuskerg standing: Vicki DeWitt, Linda Cass, Sharon Johnson, Nancy Engebretsen Pam Nelson, Roberta Roberts. cooperation and guidance 'Q' Chris Weston, Girl s Club treasurer, ? 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Many industrious committees planned this and other Girls' Club activities. i'My Fair Lady was the theme chosen for the Mother Daughter Dessert which featured Miss Washington as guest speaker A gangplank and an elegant chandelier created a memorable riverboat atmosphere for the 65 Tolo Belles n Beaux Larry Anderson and his Combo provided the music for this semi tormal dance Other Girls Club activities included Coke parties mum and candy cane sales a Fircrest Christmas program and a Mr Irresistible Day These events were aided by the publicity committee which used imaginative posters for advertising Another important source of publicity was the new Girls Club news paper The Highland Fling This paper carried feature articles and honored the girl chosen by the Girl of the Month Committee as an outstanding leader The Girls Club which is continually expanding has already begun planning for a Big and Little Sister program to be initiated next fall Lani Waddleton Mss Wash ngton of T964 speaks at the Grls Cl b mother daughter dessert My Fa r Lady Girls Club shows strength of weaker sex Nat ve boys ser e dinner at Moon Ke Ala the Girls Club father daughte banquet P -l Foreign tudents experience, ' ' Warren Sharpe, Mr. Robert Riggs, and Chris Gaston discussing new ideas for foreign ex- change. assimilate I , ,iE, Foreign Exchange committee from left, sitting: Peggy Pace, Linda Gastion, Sharon Bybee, Kathy Strable, Chris Gaston, Janis Bamberg, Ann Reynolds, Kathy Winston, standing: Mary Richardson, Christoph Spielberg, Warren Sharpe, Sherry Steele, Judy Kaplan, Pat Ward. 44 American way of life Christoph speaking about his country. International understanding is developed best through personal relationships. This year Kort Knudson, formerly a Shorecrest junior, exchanged his American home for a Finnish one with Ahti Knapp. Ahti gained many friends at Shorecrest with his easy-going sincerity. The international aspect of Shorecrest s e e m s to increase every year. Two representatives of different world cultures, Gel- den Lulchang and lan Penrose, attended Shorecrest. Gelden ac- quainted Highlanders with the personality of his Tibetan back- ground and lan arrived in the middle of the year from his Australian homeland to learn of American life. The mobile steps are placed at the train door. The cheerleaders raise ci welcome sign high over their headsi and many High- landers wait anxiously for their first impression of the citizen from a foreign country, The Inter-Shore program of Shore- crest completed its first two-way exchange this year. Chris Spiel- berg added his German-accent ed thoughts to many school as- semblies as Pat Patterson intro- duced the American way to stu- dents of Walther R a t h e n a u Schule, Fascinating letters cross- ing the ocean in both directions made it possible for many to share the experiences of two wellereceived strangers in for- eign lands. Christoph Spielburg from Berlin Arn Knapp from Finlard, lan Penrose from Australia ard Geldcn Lukharc from Tibet. sf' . .V 'uyrluiw it Q f '22, jj W w L5 'Q I w,f1+.I-Pk mg Q Q 4 A, EW , M , A Ai me 1 fm. .W -Q we V UQ? ' EJ 654' A W1 if , mei p we U ' Ag A-gi: 2235 2 V ,-'gf A Q bt -S, HW, N Learning is not all work for many foreign language pupils The gutteral, staccato syllables roll off The Tongue of the exchange Teacher as members of The Russian club attempt to convert The sounds into intelligible Thoughts. This new club gave students a chance to practice Their knowledge of This difficult language and gain some feeling for The Russian culture. JD--i ilc,vcir ,,,....r..4 Los miernbros de Los Espanoles estan pensando, Hqueso. Copies of EI Charlador, the Spanish Club newspaper, roll off the duplicating machine and are prepared for distribution to club members. Written completely in Spanish, the newspaper contained coverage of club and school activities as well as special feature articles. American students try to look as though Russian thoughts are in their minds. i Managing school store are Paula Washburn and Mr. Walt Dawson. Picking up skip slips oth period are Don Kerschbaum and Ron Meadows. Groups ssist in school function The boy nervously clicks a coin against the metal counter as he Ticket Corps, from left, first row: Mike Cobb, Tim Nichols, Ken Coyle, second row: Marsha Ritter, Greg Thies, Warren Sharpe, Jim Lailey, Wendy Hutchins, Don Metke, Pam Jackson. 48 considers which book cover to buy. Deciding on the red plaid one he exchanges his quarter for it anc' waits for the girl in charge to give him the change. The Student Store was one of the many areas around school to use student help. Assistants in the library, offices, Student Store, and kitchen, spent a regu- lar class period helping to main- tain Shorecrest's efficiency. Ushers, from left, first row: Dennis McCoy, Steve Mathis, Terry Loffelbein Harold Lee, Gary Greer, Rick Beatty, second row: Gary Naseth, Ron Post Mike Foster, Steve Bell, Don Harrison, Gary Kieth. v-we Expression of thought - voiced by debate team f Wrnners of trsr place rrbbcrss at the speech tcurnomen' bewvee Q' fer re ca Cr-c'e es' re from left o Shorelrne contestant, Nancy Strohl, Steve Honson I The debate teams are talcmg ad- vantage ot the short pause to prepare their rebuttalsy At the timekeepers' srgnal the lrrst neg, ative speaker vvrll ruse to present hrs final speech, The topic, 'Re- solved: Nuclear weapons should be placed under the control of an mternational organrzatlon, provided a strong challenge for clebaters this year, The teams spent long hours on research and organizatlon before they participated in their torrnal de- bates, Shorecrest s debate team brought addltronal honors to tloe school because ot the-r Fine -- performances at meets and tour- naments. 4 Mrs. Jody Nyqursf proudly drsploys the fropfy wcf by Sforecresf at e Jaruary tcuramerrt betweer Snorelrne and Shorecrest, Debfve Te': 't 'rff let' Mfvc Bell Wivfef Q C Efvfx-' Fluff, SH5-l ffgrg',' Em gr Urs Lf 1 Lwffp owl h s f': v 5 me-' 1 fr qf'f.5 49 DECA members disploy creativity. ffl: T PicTures of The Employer-Enm ployee BonqueT ore posTed inTo o scropboolc by The DECA his- Toriqn. This bonquef is The mo- ior sociol Tunction of The dis- TribuTive educqTion club. Eoch yeor DECA elecTs cz governor To represenT The club oT sToTe os- sociofion funcTions. Organizations offer experience To A sTudenT quickly glonces over his chqnge ond holds up one of The coins Tor close inspecTion. He con borely moke PhoTo Club members leorn cibouT developing process. ouT The dqTe buT iT seerns To be iusT The one To Tinish his collecTion. Coin collecTors ond Those inTeresTed in pho- Togrophy gqfhered in clubs To work on Their hobbies, The phoTogrophers conTribuTed some pictures To The school publicofions. They developed good Techniques in The school dorkroorn. Coin Club is sTudying coins of inTeresT. T11 I K FTA members from left front row Mr MacDougal Mrs Luncoln Vuckn DeWvtt Doug Adams Carol Hunt Ann Acree Chr: Gaston Kathy Wmston second row Res: Schmeder Barbara Lotter Ray Sasnett Marnu Jones Darlene Jeffries Mike Jones pornt wnth the chalk poised agaunst the board A student pauses nn wntung notes wonder :ng what It would be like to Trade places wfth a pedagogue The Future Teachers ot America learn about thus protessron at theur monthly meetings by vnvlt :ng teachers to speak onthe dnt ferent aspects of the sublect Y K i N The teacher pauses to explain a 5l 'wr , 1 rig Tammy McPherson Managing Editor Marsha Brown Editor tvs- ! , Q gy ,,.-, I 2 ,.,,,..w Pat Advertising Editor Bill Bergland Editor rev 4 Tl' Sharon Jacobs Business Manager Eileen McCusker Professional Press relations I The ldes ot March Kite Flying Contest was sponsored by the Piper Staff Highland piper mirrors ' li Business discussion is found in gli. 7 g , back room. I Mrs. Linda Soest Faculty Adviser student achievements and Ideas A student lournalrst slts at a desk with a look of Intense con centratuon whxle his mind ar ranges and rearranges words for a headlrne Top organnzatuon was demanded from all mem bers of the Highland Piper staff rn order to meet deadllnes and produce a paper which was both unformatuve and provoca trve The bl monthly paper not: fled stu d e n ts of lmpendrng events and gave coverage of club and sports actlvltles Light entertaunrng features such as Bagplpe Beat recaptured the more h u m o ro u s aspects of school life Most of the staff re ce-:ved lnvtual trarnrng IH the ln troductron to Publucatrons class a Paper u s learned the practical skulls of lournalasm The more expert enced staff members assumed managing and editorial pos: trans whlch challenged their cre atrvuty and rellablllty Marcna Pearson Barbara Carroll second semester edttor fnrst semester eautor Members of the Paper staff count papers from left Mrs Landa Soest advlser Lnnaa Marttn Mr Jon Soest Kathy Leland Connie Vernon Suste Cralg Marc Schwarzman Tony Canola -7 Page ed ors from left Sue Seele B l Blad am Ballard Jm Ongman Introduction to Publications class prepares students for future work in iournalism. The typewriter key is punched with a click as a practice edi- torial is recopied for the Intro- duction to Publications class. Students in this class were shown most aspects of all the areas of iournalism to be used in school publications and, per- haps, for a career. School publications needed a coordinating body to discuss and help solve problems in- volved with production. Repre- sentatives from the Loch, Piper, and Tattoo met with advisers and the administration in the Publications Board. Publications Board from left: Tammy McPherson, Marsha Brown, Marcia Pearson, Mrs. Linda Soest, Miss Gretchen Fall, Eileen McCusker Mr. Ben Mitchell, Steve Jorgenson, Sharon Jacobs, Bruce Taylor, Mr. David Wagar, Barbara Carroll Quill and Scroll from left, first row: Bill Bergland, Bruce Taylor, Marsha Brown, second row: Eileen McCusker, Pam Knuclson, Greg Dobson, Marcia Pearson, Barbara Carroll, Marilyn lmholte, Tammy McPherson. The long pin is slid into the stern of an orange and pink carna- tion, These flowers labeled new- lys initiated members of Quill and Scroll, This ceremony was the climax of a bi-annual ban- quet for all Shorecrest students in iournalism fi el d s. To gain membership in this honorary so- ciety each candidate was care- fully screened by advisers and colleagues. l-le had to be in the upper third of his class schoe lastically and demonstrate ex- cellence in his field. The ones chosen fulfilled these require- ments well. A light is suddenly flicked on. A hand reaches over to the bed- side table, picks up a pen, and scratches a few lines on a tab- let. The light is flicked off again. Bursts of inspiration do not heed rain, nor hail, nor dark of night. This year the first edition of a literary magazine Tattoo, was produced by the creative writ- ing class from contributions of many Shorecrest students. 'Nui K7 'i Tattoo, from left, first row- Marsha Pecvson, Ka'hy Browr, Kris' Eckert, Joorne Gowey, second row: Jill Corcoran, Porsy Hilbert, Marcia Cebull, Darlene Bequette. 1 ci S'ar1d ng: Ta oo oawser, Nr Kerry Lyn, sur 'TCYD Barn hart and Bruce Tayor, Wi M Mr David Wogar Mgrghg Brown Adviser Editor in chief ,21 Business Manager Eileen McCusTer Phofoaraphy Editor Loch staff records the spirit Work, work and more work by The Annual staff. Pam Knudsbn Marilyn lmholie Copy Editor Copy Staff All The STudenT Council members Troop resignedly up To The caTeTorium sTeps and find Their places like a well- drilled choir. Soon The phofographer is snapping picTures as a Loch sTaTT member Tries To keep all of The faces visible To The camera's eye, Her moTTo is ' keep smiling even when arranging The Tiffh reTake. Work on produc- Tion of The annual Took place sixTh period by a diligenT Loch sTaTT. Each year The yearbook is submiTTed To The NaTional School Yearbook AssociaTion To be evaluaTed in comparison with oiher high school annuals. LasT year ShorecresT's Loch received The Top raTing of ln Try- ing To carefully schedule picTures, devise well-balanced lay-ouTs, write imaginarive copy, and creaTe disfincfive arTwork, This year's Loch sTaTT hopes To have produced a chronicle which will spark memories of ShorecresT 1964- 65. gkmwmw-W ww-QWWNA Q- Steve Jcrqersor r cmd Lcwou E ' Lrrwdo Brewer Swderv ,L fe of 65 Greg Deb on S uderf Eorror Vrckr DeWm Student Sect Q Yvonrwe Pourrer Swdenr Lrfe Edu O Rober cs Poberfs Student Sec? on Bedy S ew rm Pm mm Mama Pearse' Sports Edrfor Bob Jdwsrer Spcrfs Secrron S'- wiv' Act ve cnrwol cross 'Joydredms over lfweodirres Pforogroprwers REG Hearn cmd Barry Svorvsorw 57 E 5 'Q 1 3 a, ir F 1 . K - Y - V 2 5' , N, i r A , , ' - J , 2 r - ' ' ffl , sd 2.3 5 ' ' a 6, . 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Q, ' fu XL H11 K f, One of the mos? humorous porls of rhrs play enacted by the fathers The cllmax of The play came when The hero ard the vrllarn I danclng To Planta Radlsh ln a ue Whata Fantashck performance A salem black frgure leaps across The sfage as The curtain falls on the final acl of The Fanfashcs This musrcal comedy whrch was hughllghled by arhsfuc choreog raphy and humorous song lyrucs was The Thallans frrsf produc fron of Thus season A unrque punk and red slage set provuded an abstract background for the plays sarurucal Treatrn enrol young love Happy Ending deep IU December It s mce fo remember f 3 fu S faced each other 'W...... I 44 ,f 'n aus! . f 555, l pm --wr-wg 59 - V- - ' A s.,,,.,r ' ' bk-5. 3, x X ,A ' sex -, - A r 1 , '- . ' 1 , ! - l'i A- ' fi 0 .--Q 4 rr, f. , 1' n ::Ac.'.i . ,,, ', 0 , Ll' , l :.' .IV , f - V' 2:2 ' 0 u', ig 3 ' V -5 l , ,, , ll. l d I i 5 ' 5 , I . ' I f' ,Y i -jjrvxxj f , 'J , , Y, gn nu . . . . - MW V, ' I 1 M K A wwf' Q . ' . M V :Q -5. 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'fr ' ' 'W 5 101, , if IW Qu. wg Z , 4 Q 4 3, Q, 1, ?- 4' 1292 Q- Q 'L fy r f 3 ix :jf EW' uyggvg w ,agus-1---' Orcaduans from left trrst row Marllyn Wells Marlnellu Lang Jan Carter Vlcku Cass Lrnda Krttleson Tom Underhrll Dennus Norton Duck Colegrove Walt l-lallrday Jerry Sha Phrlrp Sweany Barbara Sweany Debbue Dunnum Pat Noser Georgra Slmmons second row Lrnda Adams Jean 62 Trew Janet Hamrll Lynn Walton Lona Johnson Cherre Grrggs Kathy Dowd Eddy Brophy Tony Lukhang Larry Redtern Kreth Byall Pat Carbary Debbue Trees Llnda Robunson Mary Jane Dodge Pam Scharback thrrd row Marlene Bequette Alana Mayne Sue Pennlngton Laurel Salo Sue Carlsen Drk Hunt Jrm Johnson Bob Henderson Make Koenrg Duck Jackson Bruce Chrrstenson Corky Nrce Susre Vanl-loy Mnldred Schaffler Pattn Neff Lnnda Beam Lrlly Bowlby fourth row Jan Dale Sharon Bean Mel Vlahovrch Ron Schlueft Bull Demons Dennus Addengton Bob Isaacson LaDonna Jones Carolyn Soot Sherla Ryan Betty Johnson Vocal group Mr Moore Chou dlrector A group ot students are crowded around the prano nn the lubrary classroom They are practucrng vocal exer cuses durrng theur snack break Lets do Summer Song suggests someone Soon they are all slngrng the lyrlcs to thus popular tune Thus rs The Type of IU terest and dedncatron vvhlch has comblned to make the Shorecrest vocal department outstandrng The Orcadrans Girls Ensemble Cadet Cholr and Boys Quartet are comprlsed of students who share CI Common Interest rn musrc They received many chances to dem onstrate theur talents durnng the year Several concerts specual appearances the Thanksguvnng assembly Kismet, and the commencement exercises, provided them wrth opportunrtres to perform before apprecratrve audlences At these appearances the partucnpants drscovered that thetr practrcnng was Well worthwhile Leonard Moore the chonr Instructor has gust reason to be proud of hrs students I C I 1 1 l s Hosking, Elleen O'Brien, ,Dianne Furey,IJudy Stover, -Karen Delaney, Bob 2 . 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'1i 1f4?T3'f2iiL j.. , it , ww M4 i-gfagf-2-Kg, w'wg'f A wg, f- -..,' seizes' -zfnrgf' fwfgmf 4551 A af, J, r- +5 3, vw, .gem -i , ,V ,, AN. ,,,,,,M ., Girls Ensemble, from left: Linda Smith, Susie Carlson, Debbie Frees, Laural Solo, Barbara Sweany encompass large part of student life Cudel Choir, from left, first row: Roberta Burchette, Nancy Chute, Diane Lawton, Amy Hathaway, Barbara Dowd, Cheryl M D ll ' ' c one , Tony Ciaola, Ken Tackus, Linda Buscy, Linda Baker, Joyce Curton, Linda Rebstock Janet Werries- second row- Christine Prouty, Marie Newert, Joyce Gorder, Cynthia Peterson, Linda Brown, Jeri Edmonson, Steve Mitchell, Virginia Scroggs, Ginger Nason, Terry Coe, Gay Peistrup, Charlene Shorter, third row: Kathy Ainsworth, Paulette Peterson, Kathy Stewert, Becky Bitterrnan, Nancy Kemp, Penny Pacquette, Ron Ogdon, Doug Bolgen, Nancy Snyder, Francie Schlegel, Debbie Barbas, Donna Owens, Marcie Harkrider, fourth row: Aleta Simmons, Marie Moren, Dee Schab, Sue Logeloh, Maureen Morrison, Janice Johnston, Cathie Radoy, Ross Billett, Bob Day, Kristy Krusell, Jan Bateman, Jean Hellstrom, Nancy Berto, Linda Schab. zcfiooi. j .9 e '- , l , I J - 'nw rs ' ' J 00,71 , .. fl - ,,,l, gnu-1--,ff --+..--1.--.---.- - -----M -- - - --- --,-- - 63 Formal, informal music performed through Orches ri front row from left Janet Strandberg, Karen Faller, Beverly Coldsbary Ma n e Jones R i Schneider, Iris Elder, Jan Ericlrsen, Karen Meyer Laura Knudson second row Joan Jakutis, Carol Magner, Beverly ass orett ei i H o Jim Richards, Pon Gregg, Linda Falconer Pam Ives Sharor Nelson Myra Stuhley, Carolyn Emigh, Linda Cass Susan Leitch third row Laura Gregg, Dan Lattin, Jennifer Blaine, Chirlene Hathaway Margaret Geiszler, Susan Robbins, Betsy Hollings- Mr Rodrique is directing the orchestra in a formal performance. 64 worth Carol Yeager, Susan Summers, Doug Olsen, Andy Neddemeyer, Eric Bamin, Julie Zarelli, Laurie Roberts, Doug Kinkaid, Fred Larsen, Pam Thurman, Cheryl Weatherford, back row, Jerry'l2antz, Dave Johnson, Bill Brodie, B ll Newby, Steve Bradford, Skip Lindsey, Carolyn Swonberg, Fritz Kopeinig Don Campbell, Jim Betts Reid Brockway, Brian Leitch, Greg Garlock, Jeff Cloves, Bob Abrams, Norman Cole, Mr Rodrique. Putting a clarinet under one arm, he takes a black music stand in either hand and leaves the gymnasium tor the band room, As he walks, he whistles snatches ot a song the orchestra has just been playing at the assembly, With the Fall and Thanksgiving assembly behind them the orchestra was ready-to begin prac- ticing tor the Spring and Christmas con- certs, in Kismet, and at a variety ot special appearances. Under the direc- tion ot Mr. Thomas Rodrigue the orches- tra did a tine iob ot presenting pieces suited to every taste. Uniforms for the 65 members were purchased this year. The boys wore dork green blazers and the girls had wool dresses of the same color which they made themselves. out the year by our orchestra and bands The pep band plays for all the games Mr Slolund puts the band through one of :ts many numbers The ram soaked grass squlshes under the row of bandmembers feet as they march an closed ranks These same feet covered wnth Scottssh spats march at football games and competitions The rnght foot must be taught nts dnrectuon from the left whsle the mrnd ns busy wuth the nntrlcacues of playnng a musncal xnstrument Each year the band takes several trrps to partlclpate nn extra actuvrtres During the longest one they were nnvolved In the pageantry of the Queen s Festrval at Vrctorla Canada Pep wnth a beat was stimulated at the basketball games by several members of the band The pep combo used a gazz style for frght songs l All aboard! Recreational clubs interest many outdoors Ski Club officers, from left, Top row: Robin Richardson, Karl Mallory, second rovv: Mrs. Bev Forrest, adviser, and Jon Murray. Pu'-'AQ' r Powder on the new chair run af Stevens. Enioyment is the key theme of the folk club. . . . and indoors The fire's warmth draws out the steam from a soggy ski mitten. Boots are unlaced and aching feet eased out of them. This year The Shorecrest Ski Club planned bus trips to the slopes. Many Highlanders participated in thjs sport of icy winds, stiff fingers, and the exhilaration of speed. Students prepared for this strenuous sport by do- ing special exercises at school before the ski season. The knob for the A-string is tightened to The perfect pitch for That note and the girl with shiny, long hair listens intently as she goes over the words of a ballad in her mind. Members of the Second Wintergrin Minstrel Society sang music from the land's folk history and more modern songs of contemporary events at school activities and such places as a coffee house. 17 al The folk club is one of the many interesting clubs which offers much to many students. Mr. Lynn, adviser, sings along too. Homecoming sets tradition for Shorecrest K ? 6 C . Homecoming committee, from left, first row: Donna Wilson, Christy Williams, Bob Hungar, Warren Sharpe, Eileen McCusker, chairman. Second row: Mike Redwine, Clyde Helmer, Carolyn Emigh, Sue Forcier, Wendy Hutchins. Small square envelopes are torn open by 400 college stu- dents when they come home for Christmas vacation. inside each one finds an invitation to Shorecrest's first homecoming. Many former Highlanders came on Decem- ber 22 to a reception in the auditorium, a game after- ward, and just to wander in the halls for a while. Blue and silver Christmas decorations were put up all over the school by different organizations. Whether or not to have this event had been widely discussed by the stu- dent body and faculty. Its success should set a precedent for future years. nr Q , .--1-if-s - si? Graduates are entertained at Homecoming. 68 Alumni renew old acquaintances at the first annual home coming game. Shorecrest welcomes back class of '64 at reception, Snack Bar committee from left, front row: Meredith Auer- bretsen, third row, Yvonne Pourier, Patty McCarthy, Luby bach, Wendy Hutchins, Debby Beresford, Linda Brown, Crgich, Sherry Sudduth, Sherry Watson, Christy Williams, Joy Contri, Linda Robinson, Ellen Corfmon, Janice Bamberg, Donna Wilson, Don McGill, fourth row: Larry Gearheard, Chris Weston, Eileen McCusker, second row, Matt Mykut, Lorin Sanden, Molly Jones, La Donna Jones, Cindy White, Jim Van Dusen, Sandy Hoppel, Chris Hyde, Pot McLean, Sue Hall, Sylvia Sundquist, Steve Smith. Becky Stewart, Pom Nelson, Carol Stonock, Nancy Enge- Concerned leaders strive for excellence Senior Ball committee, from left, standing: Heather Ross, Ann Gillespie, Joy Contri, Tom Hinckley, Bob Hungor, Mike Redwine, Mike Lamoureux, sitting second row: John Gibson, Cheryl Honigbaurn, firsfrowz Tim Jones, Dan McGill, Ann Price, Donna Wilson, Debbie Beresford, front: Eileen McCusker. .xfiff i ., TTS Xxx The light bulb is screwed into the socket by an extra helpful Highlander senior as one of the light bulbs sold throughout the community is put to use, The energetic class of '65 helped finance graduation activities chiefly with this sale and Snack Break. Seniors showed their originality with ideas such as Spear the Spartan Day for class activities. Graduation came through hard work whose completion will make wonderful memories. Senior Gift committee, from left- Wendy Huchirs Wendy Feosel Warrer Srarpe, Eileen McCusker, Joy Sasha C er,l Honigbaun, Mife Pedw fe 69 Hoot mon hoot' VISITOF 5. 5.--f' Spurnt of 65 symbolnzes senior class enthuslasm Sophomore skut lnvens pep assembly tor the Edmonds football game Jim Ongman A hockey stuck serves as a cane a gurl In green becomes a tree as costumes and props are carefully chosen for a skst to be presented at a Fruday pep assembly The sklts were a popular part of the pep assemblies Colorful posters and competltlon yells were a vltal part of the rnvalry between classes for the bagpnpes Shorecrests pep assemblues helped to unnfy school spurnt and en courage support for the athletic teams. Greg Simmons Dave Hawkins Mike Jones Larry Miller The pep squad promotes Highlander splrlt Shorecresf songleaders from left Wend H Th Beresford The sTeam from a hoT cup of coffee evaporates unto The co d arr as a yell leader Trres To Take advantage of The cup s warmfh before drrnknng :Ts conTenTs Hrs vorce IS already hoarse from yellrng rnfo The megaphone but hrs sp rrf rs sfrll hugh Whrle he rs Takrng Thus shorf break y uc rnson Donna Magner Cheryl Honrgboum Judy Smbblefreld Nancy Engebrefsen Carol Sfonacl-4 Debbre The song leaders are performrng To The rhyThm of a Hrghlander TrghT song The song leaders rouhnes and Their darly pracfrce sessrons Meefrng rn The band room srxfh oerrod They planned Therr many pep acTrvrTres A True Hrghlander rarses a frsf for vrctory The ongleaders head for a new Tormotron as They spur krnerrc sprrrr 7l o 0 0 ' ' ' ' .- ' - ' ' The new chanTs and songs had been perTecTed during 6 . . . , D .... . . A . . . . . I I if Pl. U a u a an nr F 4 ,gg a ' ,sf 7 A M i , ,kg , , I .Xf..,, 8 gl mi! E i o Y W awfjkj J. ' 7' -Q 6 R 95 W fy it 'Yi SJ ll lv .,f,,x,l I ,M I W! 1' Q 5' ,tin if 'fel 'M ' 5' V13 Q4-.1 Af Q A I . 25' ,Qi . 1 W Q ' Qu Q - f G, Q ,V w ,. u ' K g , ' 1 4 , is ' i '36 ff' .Q ' Q' IQ 1 OX ' 0 WR tv , s. -fb .- , Q X X -Q, Q3 Q PM Q, ,o -15,31 -- . M F - I' 9 ' m. b, f' 'V R D Q4 I. f 'AY 4 o l, 4 f , . ,, n. A 5 ', . 'J H ll I QI ly, . I si 1' Fyigi so 'Wi 'par Letterman s club officers from left Dan McGill President Gary Strable Vice President Coach Gary Snyder Adviser Joe Best Secretary and Gary Hellwig Treasurer Boys will be boys? The Coke machine button is pushed by a boy wearing a green and gold letter locket When not actively participating in a sport The lettermen Worked in other ways to serve the school and promote spirit such as sell- ing refreshments at basketball halftime. A forkful of pancakes is raised as a loyal Highlander prepares to stuff himself with the last mouthful for the pancake con test This contest was sponsored by the Key Club as part of its annual pancake breakfast. Key club, from left, first row: Reg Hearn, second row: Gordon Bach, Rick Matthews, John Ferrell, Dave DeRoco. 73 Letterman s c u IS rea y, WI mg an CI e ' I b ' d 'll' cl bl Ai . ' .S y slr? Q , , 1 x 5 hy , uJ .ill ' V, . if w.q':'r?: Ti . . ..- r' fl! I , , f JK? J K1 Shorecresf Highlander Band IW- -Y N1 From left, 'rrst row- Lrndrl Pounds, Brll Brodre, second row Judy Stubbleheld, Mr Jrrr' S10- lund, Jim Fullerton, Bob Sov- oge, Lance Fouquet, Jack EI- verurn, Bob Horsely, Bob Lar- son, Bob Abrams, thrrd row, Doug Hornrnond, Bob Krnlrord, Bob Srnger, Lourre Roberts, Gloria MCOr'nber, Donnette Don- rels, Gory Vor Hoy, Ed Larson, fourth row, Jrm Betts, Rerd Brockwoy, Jrm Meucci, Roger Odegaard, Steve Wennerfiud, John Chambers, AI Thayer, John DeNonria, hfth row: Andy Neddermeyer, Chuck Knoll, John Hogle, Jlm Daily, Don Wennerlind, John Begg, Steve Ewrng, Kathy Gerszler, sixth row: Erue Barnum, Alice Alfred, Rlck Renger, Dave Ruckert, Doug Olson, Crerghton Kolbeclc, Dlck McGrlIrvery, Sirlp Lrndsey, sev- enth row: Jerry Ronlz, Bill Newby, Robin Gudgel, Dave Weissman, Roger Slrnrnons, Sherlo Stubblefleld, Steve Swortz, John Potts, eighth row: Dona Berswanger, Geoffrey Wong, Carol Yeoger, Jul e Zar- ellr Drone Bedley, Porn Mclieon, Tone Drxleg nrntn row Luure Buttehob Betty Laird, Mary Mcphaden, Myra Sruhley, Cfltly Cortrffzn, Lynn Dust LWTCJU Falconer, tenth row flag ne Myhre Snzron Nelson, Not Prztured Da fe iNo'Lfer Lon I-Isrnan, Mife Alrrrron Lee Hgbee, Cnr, Helffvg, Care Lint' n B r M:11ef,D:1el:' son Mew Peterson, Greg Cc: lair, Jcrn Jofes, Torn Allen, Don fdrnpner Don Asdres Exe Anderson Dune Bcole. 75 . 1. I CW ly F I 'L ?-I-i Schaeffer and Hellwig clear The way for an end run by Medearis. Coach Anderson glances wiTh saTisTacTion aT The scoreboard as The Tally changes To T3-O. Shore- cresT has baTTered The Beavers' in The TirsT game oT The year. BuT The aura of bad luck sur- rounding The number in This winning score seemed To Tollow The ScoTs Tor The resT oT The season. OTTen The ShorecresT Team would be winning The ball game aT halTTime, only To find Themselves unable To mainTain Their lead in The second half. A lack of depTh, which plagues mosT new schools, also hindered The ScoTs. The number of boys on The Team was small so There was no reserve To draw from. ln order To use abiliTies in The besT places, a flexible T TormaTion was em- ployed. ShorecresT's defense, ranking fiTTh in The ciTy, was very sTrong. The line was solid and could be counTed on Tor consisrency. Pre- dicTions for fuTure Highland Teams are good because of The sTrengTh shown by junior varsiTy and sophomore Teams. Metro League competition Toughens Coaches, from lefT: Larry Whifney, Jelly' Andersen, Gary Snyder Morrie Schneider, Joe Manley. Tim Jones, Co-CapTain Steve Anderson Co-CapTain A f Q M., g 4 25 Keith Himmelmcn quarterback Don Campbell holfboclf Ggry l-lellwlg holfbock Bob Schaeffer end Metro Northern Duvnslon Sfondlngs Roosevelt lngrohom Edmonds Shoreline l-lole .... Shorecresf Bollorol . Terrace . l uncluoles ploy off gomel Al Schwenker Tackle Bull Block guard W.- 80 l I JV Football from left front row Hartle Matthews Rlcher Schlldkraut Holland Campbell Donnelly Brophy Chrlstlan second row Coach Snyder Neva Lloyd Schwenker Wnllrams McCu'rchan MacDonald Schaeffer Eshelman Medearus Sophomore Football from left front row Wallace Foss Salo Gaulke Sande Chambers Schlegel Mecklnng Neff Brodue second row Humble Bachtel Henderson Berger Lafferty Brophy Carleton Osgood thrrd row Skelton manager Oswell Hummelman Simmons Lofland Speers Stoebel Furry Not pnctured Oswald its Q is it tt QWNA -.el ia Yaveizmrsn-ell. --....., vi M-,W 1 ee Vi Y' S .9 .' Ns. it W iw 1' J -- - lr Wi Ja 144: M 82 -0- F21 8 3 ff-'www Runners take state honors I xi From left front row Noseth Ruckert R Hoy S Wennerlnnd D Hoy D Wennerlnnd F Larson second row Doescher Pedersen McAllnster Volwrler Koss Born Elverum thrrd row Coach Lynn Feasel Cysewskr Hendrrksen It has been a short eternity since he began runnrng Although the rarn has trnally stopped the wet ground and cold wrnd make runnrng more drtfncult Hrs entnre body IS heavy wrth fatugue and that special krnd of parn all drstance runners must learn to tolerate Just a whale longer and he wall have run hrs weekly rnrnrmum of 25 mules Luke the other boys onthe Shorecrest cross country team he wrll have totaled approxnmately 400 mules before the end ofthe season The team members ran rn all weather wrth Irttle to en courage them but their wall to run and to come rn trrst Not a popular spectator sport there wasn t much glory Involved for those who ran a good race Thenr only real reward was the satrsfactron of havrng a good sea son and earnrng a notch near the top for the team By placrng frtth at The All Metro meet and tenth rn e state competrtron they made an admirable record for the season Thrn clads warm up before a meet . X I Y . , l l V I 5 V, I E Y. i 5 1 r Q ,A , 4 .g I n I X' fi R J' 'r Il ' , : , , , , . A , . , . - , - I 5 1 1 l , l 1 I , 2 ' 1 , r I ' - I - I 1 . . - . Th r l . Girls participate in after-school volleyball intramurclls The ball skitters down the side of the net, oblivious of frantic attempts to retrieve it. One of the intramural volleyball teams is successful in the championship final. After-school hours were devoted by many students to the pursuit of physical fitness as they engaged in friendly com- petition. They participated in such sports as tennis, volleyball, gymnastics, softball, wrestling, and bowling. Intramurals gave students a chance to develop their personal interests in as much time as they wished. This year homerooms chose teams to represent them in tennis, basket- ball, and volleyball. Homeroom championships were vied for in these different sports. Modern dance? . . . nojjust a new shot. Intramural basketball champs reluctantly pose during heated practice Q Qi. f Y me f 1' 5 . wigs. , 5 ' ff 9102? . .,,f fi? sg form and agility make winning combination Wayne Carter demonstrates hrs strength exe Gymnastics team from left front row Rlppee Golden Gearheard Stucke Anderson Peltonen second row Harmer Nichols Dudder Van Dusen Carter Summers Granstrom Hall Summers thrrd row Brody Mazurk Elefson Avrs McCammon Dunnetz Reeves Goldade Strllrng Krupskr Mike Summers strarns at the parallel bars performrng a lever cutrng a back lever Gymnastics Scores Shorecrest Opponenf l 1 2 I 2 'l 2 Shoreline Renton Chehalrs Issaquah Shoreline Shorecrest Kennlwlck Richland 95'Q 47'!2 68', Bothell Shorecrest Kent Bothell 45 V2 124 V2 68 ............. ' 60 70 X, ............. Kent 5711, 32 X ............. f 85 X ............. ' 59 X ,.... ........ j 72 ............. ' 56 33 2l 53 125 62 I' l no v,'. Jerry Bresee demonstrates skrll. Snorecrest motmcn scrambles from opponents hold dt the district rneet. Highland wrestlers prove strength and gain 'fa' 2 1' l z,l 11. 1 bw' Vorsrty wrestlers front row from left Edelstern Hunt Bresee Huso Hudson Schuldt Owens Zeper Kumogor Gustelrus second row Wrlson Anderson M Cutchcn Allen Hyde Underlond Jones Jones Smrth Lunnes Lundquust 88 Grapplers prepare for first Junior Varsity wrestling team, front row, from left: Lundquist, Daily, Elverum, Boyle, Bandazy, Sand, match second row. Sullivan, Foss, Baker, Drake, Kuyder, Sala, third row. McCoy lmanagerl, Anderson, Swan berg, Lundquist, Alsman, McDonald, Richer, Gorlock. The referee hits the mat when the struggling Shorecrest wrestler finally gains a pin, Five points are added to the team score and the Highlanders move closer to victory. Thursday eve- nings spectators gathered to watch Shorecresfs wrestling team compete against other schools. The meets themselves were divided into a se- ries of individual matches in which wrestlers were classed according to their weight. In preparation for the meets the wrestlers practiced every afternoon under the guidance of Coach Gil Inaba. Anxiety over a close decision, s y m p a t h y for a straining grappler, enthusiasm for the team, all of these were part of the spirit of these meets. Coaches Jim Gaddy, Gil Inaba and Joe Manley decide on en' tries for next match. Varsity Scores Shorecrest 28 ........ 21.. 15.. 11.. 25.. 20 ........ 18 ........ Opponent Everett 24 Sama m i sh 25 Cascade 25 Sedro Wooley 31 Redmond 25 Blanchet 20 Meadowdale 18 Shorecrest Opponent 33 ........ Newport 1 1 17... ...Bothell 27 18... ...Edmonds 25 16 .... ...Bellingham 26 14 .... ...Shoreline 30 17 .... . . .Terrace 20 ,R all .A-if Tim Jones maneuvers with speed 'foward his goal while Dari McGill guards a Terrace opponent. throughout the season B IS 1 Greg Boeifker Mike Jordan Dick Hoff Dick Wright Bob Vanderyort Paul Slat? Varsity coach, Andy Slat? and J1V. coach, Larry Whitney. ,V-.. -vmc 0-1' ing Russ Peterson Gary Sfmble mai 'N ' A Highlanders' tense expressions reflect trend of game. Junior varsity skills Varsity Scores Shorecrest Opponent Shoregregf 52 ......... Franklin 50 45 ,,,,,,, 4l... ...Cleveland 47 48.... .. 58... ...W. Seattle 6Q 50.... .. 48 .... ...Selath 49 52. . .. .. 58 .... ...M. Terrace 7l 53.... .. 55... ...Edmonds 6O 44.... .. 42... ...lngraham 60 53.... .. 44 .... ...Ballard 6l 63.... .. 46... ...Roosevelt 75 65.... .. North Division Standings Roosevelt .... - - lngraham . . . - - Ballard ..... - . Shoreline ..... -- Nathan Hale ..... . . Shorecrest ........ . . Mountlake Terrace . . . . . Hale ............ ... Opponent . .Shoreline 63 . .Hale 78 . .M. Terrace 47 . .lngraham 54 . .Ballard 78 . .Roosevelt 67 . .Edmonds 39 . .Shoreline 73 ..Hale 53 Won Lost .12 2 .12 2 .ll 3 .8 ll .4 TO .3 ll .3 li 3 li Sophomore team, from left, front row: Donovan, Otto, Wright, Himmelman, Poole, Stoefen, Smith, second row: Dav- ern, Carlton, Lindsey, Fullerton, Radford, Lafferty, Osgood. Sophomore Team Standings Won Lost Ballard ....l4 O Roosevelt .... .... l 2 2 Nathan Hale ....... lO 4 Shorecrest . . . . . 8 6 lngraham .. ... 5 9 Shoreline ... ... 3 ll Edmonds ... ... 2 l2 M, Terrace ... ... 2 l2 92 add promise to future seasons Highland sophomores swnlf another despne right wail of Spartar 4. M Z., Terry Norquisf adds another rwo points foward The sound defea? of Shoreline in J.V. action, defense. Team Ballard .. Roosevelt .. Nathan Hale lngraharn .. Shorecrest .. Shoreline . . M. Terrace . Edmonds . . Junior Varsity Standings Won Lost ..13 I .. ..1O 4 .. ..9 5 ..7 7 . ,.6 8 ..5 9 . ..3 11 ..2 12 Shorecresr defenseman our clamps on lone Sparvan Scots spurred by cinclers, sand pits ,Q-fs' Januar varsity trac? coach Jack Serwold and varsuty coach Jnm Gaddy clnscuss roster Mm vw-W 'Co blur Q. --is fr Q-C1 LG Halal 'il 4, Y' 14 ,bfi 'nv'-Q. 5. .m.vmmsM-mv-an -a -rg-' 1- Track members practnce on muddy fueld dolly is luis i LFP' 1 K 0' Af mix mf' Y 1' N3 MQW f ' Q51 '55 Y K 5551615 5 ill is . Q, up H' rn: rx If ZI5 3220 mn Q. Cl 5' X mp! Ax Yllfl Pl fx Varsnry Track Team from left from row Naserh Beam Eshelman Slcm Feasel Peterson Rutter Schaeffer Koss Hoy Wennerlmd Ohnsager second row Kumagan Hngbee Aliman Roberts Srrable Dnnnevz Hassenwmkle Hawkms Hanson Ruckerf Notpwcrured Boentker Q f' W A ir 5 5 N 14 , , , , . ' K C ' V 1 1,7 sf 4 ax .3145 ,lv , M 4' XV , -up M A ,. M . Q l e vt Z ,MJ 1 . fr 'M Q' '- is ff - '. . Lg' 4 N W N Q- Z' iv Y ,. w , ' A VA: VY' -V he -n M Lge ' .M e - s w, 1. a 'W' ,, I .. O 1 J W s r' ra , ' '- Q I Wm I I N . ..,.,.sh '. s,,,,,A,,,.., ,.r,,,,,,. L,.. V, ., Q-fm..-4 , Q' x air ' . ' 1 'Ju,,,i 1 n . . . - - . . F wgggfjx ya .psig wwgw J :Q h r m,e5.i.sQ. K I, Y. ' ,ff v?,..i WJ, V , , 3 - ., L as V i V ,ry Q Ns. EPR K ,fug M Q par ' 1' Q, 2 , ' f qu' xll 1 V 'R , 8 X i, , Tiiafig . i A gd A f K ' K' ' . , 2-A 'W Q ,fx V is H , may .5 N W k . W H Q vi VA 3,-I , f 1 , , , f f V ' , , . , A , 1 1 and sawdust piles ,vw- A Highlander stretches for that last unch 1414 A runner s face becomes a Greek tragedy mask Q A Shorecrest vaulter easuly clears the crossbar The crossbar wavers slnghtly as a track member s toot brushes against It Yet the bar holds as gravnty IS de teated again by one of the Olympnans descendants The belnef un a sound mnnd and a healthy body was demonstrated by the deducatnon of these stu dents Dauly practnce for partncnpants In every event began wath a two mule run The Metro League track competltuon was well balanced so the outcome of most ofthe meets was a bug quesfuon The lunuor varsnty team has shown nts abuluty for future Metro competntnon Hughlanders should be partncularly strong an the distance runnmg events ,pug leaf!! ' A WTCYC? L '- T wfagy it rs, Q L. From left from row Meucc Campbell Baeffy Hunt Kenh second row Rlppley Shepard Quinlan Bachtel Doescher Hartle These boys eagerly want to parfuclpare rn the fnrsf JV Track meer of the season Not pmcfured Allen Backus Capps Cysewskr Edwards Gaulke Granstrom Gudgel Hagen Hendrlcksen Herrufy Honn Humble Jackson Jaeger Korshaven Krupskn Lafferry F Larson P Larson Leaf McDonald Maralole Norqulst Oswell Pedersen Reuther Salo Taylor Thomas Volwrler D Wennerllnd Zsnter Rod Backus forges ahead Paul Pefferson, J V member leaps for distance Shorecresf golfers swing into action The small whufe ball rolls near The cup but does not drop rn Wnfh another sfroke of The puffer If circles The hole and comes To resf while sflll on The green Thls frusfrafung experuence ns famrluar fo many novice golfers who soon learn that The game ns not as easy as If samefrmes appears Members of The varsrfy golf Team gauned fheur skull un proc frce marches af the lnglewood course Top players compefed in dlvlsuon playoffs agaznsf Fran klln Jefferson Garfield Rarnrer Beach and Cleveland at Jeffer son golf course Randy Russell practices wood shots on Shorecresf s back mne 1 G Zevon secon o NA Dave Nemlec aolf coJch demon 5 rafes bac sw ng rn e Y or' ron V' F? ssell H rgar fezler V rdqo 1 d row Davern Hollard nres Ar un qulst La one c r d Sreve EW rg Cole Mrlroy 1 1 1 I - , V W' ' ' ,,,,af! Af 1 ' ' ,, W . if ll ffl J , : o ,E . .., ,ze ' ' 7 , I' 4 Q . ' 'Y 1. . U MMWM , ' . Lf 1 , . f Q, W Q X f r l 4 f ' 1 if l , 474 f , le 1 I ' - IW- A V ' olf veafn, frc I f, fr frrsflfzn, 'f' ' 11 ' A' o , U, ,Jr WU' S, . ' 5' r ' -' , fl' - ld, L d , 1 ,Nvsmer l ' r f - Ml en Abrams 6 Y fue d li M Joe Best Varslty antlclpates Third bose Batting for Shorecrest during the Ballard game us sensor Glen Abrams -1 Varsiry coach, Gary Snyder and J.V, coach, Morrie Schneider. 98 Luby Grgnch nrst base Duane Hoff pntcher Ke-nh Hnmmelman center fueld Scott Jones center fneld affix I promising baseball season for '65 L 1 - M , Q L l i Tim Jones Doug Maehl catcher second base A batter squints at the sun, adjusts his cap, and ap- proaches the plate. The pitcher begins his graceful wind- up. Another stylized game of baseball is under way. Early spring practice and the experience ot previous seasons readied players for competition. Individual and team skills were challenged twice weekly by Metro teams. Coach Gary Snyder and the hard-fighting, spirited Scots faced each game with the motto- our goal is Sick's Stadium. Shoreline game. A . .3 A.. Dick McGillvary Mike Nielson catcher pitcher Don Pemble Rick Petosa Larry Redfern Bill Ue,-,O short stop right field third base utility Third baseman Joe Best awaits the throw in the fifth inning of the M' fl? lg AN W1 2flW'.vZvili' Q,,4fjffff: 4' M 4'1',,v.nk-rf: r-:f --1 I J my . .f . 13,21 ,f.:7f?: J . . I . Q? T I film ,MM ,ki 0.x fx , ' 1--bw e. NN- ,-' f K K I 'Qing-Q,-. I .4 . 4'5 - L , ... '- -'-'I'-' ' -1 '- . 11 WVY . ur-,.,. ,Q .. ' . 4,iaQg'i2fai ' . '7f'4fPL'jf' 1, . Strtke two yells the ornpue as the catcher pockets the ball. Sho,-ecfesf plmef lungeg for yhfow from me pifcherl Arms swing ca ball fly' lr, lOO Junior varsity baseball team, from left, front row: Donovan, Ball, Otto, Stoefen, Poole, second row: Dlugosh, Larson, Moen, Pierce, Handy, Mat- thews, third row: Schwenker, Mur- ray, Hirnrnelman, McNeley, Lindsey. The tennis ball plonks hard against the fence and sticks in one of the wicker holes. The fast-moving play stops momen- torily for it to be retrieved. The popularity of tennis is growing in Seattle ond the Shorecrest team has gotten bigger every year. This sport is very grueling os it involves constant move- ment by the two ployers ond matches sometimes last as long os two hours. It is one of the few varsity games in which no substitutions ore allowed, so each ployer must be in top con- dition. Playing singles ond dou- bles motches, the boys gained self-reliance. f,f '5 ':+ T -1-4 J 5 5 f 'g,,- -.5 . QW' r iiiiffif f if Sl Sf! ' 'Sf f ' f N7 Q in -. T ' 9 4 :ill T ' i.3l'uRff4fQ.' i , I 11 521 -1,, S., f I E1 ian: A in spring sports We won! Tennis team, from left, front row: Fisher, Summers, Simmons, Cooper, Cline, Penrose, Dompierg second row: Hoff, Neff, Alvensleben, Metke, Jones, Koch, Chelin. 'cn Coach Bill Viclfery lOl xx XZ Sf? f, l lio- -HW 4--l--- -F-I-IPYI ll I-III' Y 1--I-I Y in I' -Ml 1 Q L I-lil an i 5 f6?lll llll J?ilIllll . ,. hz h ,X , All U 3 A ,419 n , f 'Q ' 'bf N x M.- A 1 V Q Yafil- U 6' V, A I his -15 I ,.., I I 1 P Q, -.1 L, I :' ' Q ' i I . Q5-EV. A : 2 5- . ..,, S. L A -, U E n ... x ,, I W . X , , 1 1 -?f2l - ' ' - ' 1 , L 1 l 'L-.ll lSI l- B b L rstedt Wendi Munson Vicki Case Cindy Jones Jan Schilly Linda Sophomore Council, from left, front row: Suzi Beers, Barbara Dowd, ar ara age , , , , Giese, Charlene Hathaway, Suzi Robbins, second row: Janice Furey, Kaye Smith, Sandy Vail, Penny Baker, Mike Gearheard, Fritz Kopeinig Rolly Anderson, Robin Gudgel, third row: Jan Batteman, Jim Skriverseth, Mike Hessler, Steve Radford, Mike Stoefen, Gerry Sande, Leslie Simmons The green and gold pompon hangs over the corner of the bulletin board and a four-year plan lies on the desk, A sophomore girl slowly pages Through her first Loch. lt is the eleventh of June, a day which brings con- trasting feelings to every student. Sopho- rnores can recall the exultation of winning the bagpipes for the first time, the perplexity involved with deciding which committee to sign up for, the exciting anticipation in elect- ing their ovvn officers, and the intense pres- sure of studying for the first two-hour final. After elections in the fall, the class of '67 began organizing. Class traditions, govern- ment, and enthusiasm began to be built for the three years of high school. One of the first activities planned was a box social to earn money for their proiect. The class of '67 has proven itself worthy of responsibility and has begun work for future success. 4 The class of 67 demonstrate their future potential -Q--.-.-ggi Im 989 vi V' Mr Slot? ond Mrs Lrncoln sophomore odvnsers chuckle over closs plans Sophomore cffucers from left Steve RGdfOYO treasurer Sandy Vorl presrdent Cnndy Jones secretory ond Make Georheord vuce president 105 Abrams, Robert Adams, Dan Alfred, Alice Allen, Harold Amidon, John Anderson, Pat Anderson, Paul Anderson, Rolly Anderson, Sue Anderson, Sue Andres, Dan Arnold, Diane Aronson, Gary Avis, Darvin Babcock, Kathy Sophomores Bochtel, Steve Ball, Gordon Baker, Linda Baker, Pennie Baker, Wayne Bandazy, Al Barker, Jim Barnum, Eric Bartel, Linda Bartholomew, Lance Baska, Janice Bateman, Jan Baumgartner, Ken Behrends, Pam Begg, John Beldi, Hedda Bender, Vickie Berger, Gerry Berrian, George Berto, Nancy Berton, John Bevacqua, Cecil Billett, Ross Black, Shirley Blackstock, Scot Blaine, Jennifer Bond, Starta Bonfante, Susie Sophomores prepare signs for pep assembly reveal true Highlander spirit 1? il nun. ,-, nn- snug. whahnnnn- Carvefh, Ray Case, Vicki Cass, Bev Cafe, Michael Caughey, Patty Chaffee, Richard Chambers, John Chaney, Sherry Chelin, Bob Chute, Nancy Cline, Linda Cobb, Mike Coleman, Jim Combelic, Dale- Cope, Dan Corfman, Kethy Coy, Siarr Creighton, Colbeck Daniels, Donnett Daniels, Stevi Davern, Brian Delaney, Lynn Denr, Charlotte DeMaris, Bill DeRoco, Dave Dethlefs, l.eDonna Dightman, Cliff Dille, Russ Boyle, Bruce Bratfain, Ed Bridges, Pam Brophy, Scott Brothers, Sandy Brown, Linda Burcheft, Roberta Burrell, Aleene Burt, Nancy Busey, Linda Bush, Barbara Buttenob, Laurie Campbell, Diane Capps, Dean Carman, Connie Carlton, Glen Henderson Bob Henderson Tum Hendrnclcsen Spnlce Hendrrclcson Kath Hernandez Bertha He r yle Hessler Make H ll ob Hur-nmelman Lane Hoff Duck Hogle John Holmes Bruce Honn Doug Horne Sleve Hough Jeff Hoy Dave Hudson Greg Hudson Lisa Huletf Lauralne Humble Dennls Hunter Lynda Gllyeaf Tom Goddard Barry Goodwan Graham Ba Graham Jan Granafh Jon Greenwalf Connue Gregg Laurie Gruffufh Nancy Gross Par Gruber Joanna Gudgel Robin Gusfellos Gregge Gwinn Susan H Jenn H m Hallock Calhle Ha ock Ins Hammond Doug Hanna Jman Hansen Linda -lansen Teresa Hanson B ll Hansson Steve Hardy Geoffrey Harmer Tom Harras Mrke Horns Ross Harvey Sally Hasenwnnkle Ruclo Hathaway Arny Haugen Davnd Henland Roger Hellstrom Jean lf for academic excellence l-luse, Charlene lrnholfe, Norma Jacobson, Sharon Jaeger, Mark Jaeschkle, Lynn Jokuiis, Joan Jamborefz, Mike Jensen, Karen Jeweir, Jeff Johns, Bob Johns, Cliff Johnson, Dale Johnson, Jim Jones, Cindy Jones, John Jorgenson, Faith Jorgenson, Kris Joslin, Lynn Jurner, Paul Kaplan, Judi Karhaway, Charlene Kemp, Nancy Kennison, Janice Keown, Brad Kersey, Barb Kinkoid, Jill Kitchin, Kerry Kitfleson, Claudia Kiol Klin Kru so, Larry e, Lindo Knoll, Chuck Koch, Joan Kopeinig, Fritz pski, Greg Kubacki, Gary Kumogai, Mike Koss, Ken Kufkowski, Bob Sophomores are Kuyper, Huey Lafferty, Richard Lagerstedt, Barb Larson, Bob Larson, John Latchaw, Margaret Lawson, Terri Leggett, Cindy Leitch, Susan Lindh, Katy Lindsey, Skip Lindstrom, Pam Lofland, Ken Lonset, Ande Lotter, Barbara Lowry, Ron Lucas, Dan Lundquist, Darrel Lutz, Charles Macaffree, Mike Mahaffey, Steve Malnack, Natalie Mann, Rick Markegard, Gary Marshall, Jeff Martin, Chuck Martin, Rex Mattson, Glen introduced to new time schedule Mattson, Ken Mayer, Gene Mayer, Glenn McCammon, Chuck McCoy, Dennis McDonell, Cheryl McGoun, Scott McKenney, Ginger McKnight, Bill McNeley, Craig McPhaden, Mary Meckling, Doug Medearis, Dennis Meichel, Robin Meyer, Phyllis Meyers, Bobby Morruson Maureen Mosteller Marcia Mott John Munson Wendt: Myhre Dave Nason Bruce Neddermeyer Andy Neff Randy Nelsen Llnda Nelson Doug Nelson Nancy Newton Nancy Mlkolasy Karm Mxller Donna Mtller Kathy Miller Wendy Mnnard Marcla Mtnes Dottue Mohortc Kaye Mol :tor Sue Monten Cathy Mornson Ltla lamb' l rf i Sophomores Nuchols Scott Nsckels Mtke Noffet Cathy Noll Vuckle Norrtll Jack Norton Kristy Noser Mike Noser Pat Novatney Karen Oberson Ken Osbun Greg Osgood John Oswald Terry Oswell Ken Otto Ron O Netll Loretta Owens Donna Pacquette Penny r :tt B l Patten Ron Pavlevsky Sue Pavw Carolyn Pearson Mtchael Peck David Pedersen, Phu Penstrup, Gay Peltonen, Phyllus Peterson, Steve Peterson, Paulette Peterson Cynthaa Petersen Bruce Plerce Penny , t t t f Y , .y t E 1 33 W, ' . ig, f , 4 reg? i,?ff'f ,, 'f '-, 1 P 'QQ llsl lla . 1 1 3 'M ' A 4-,,., , 4 , ' -, A' , l aw ., I I . f , f , f , f V , , , , f t PG f' , il , , 'l 4 1 Look at them squirm! Sophornores explore a microscopic world in biology class. Pirie, Sue Poole, Jade Poole, Robin Post, David Potter, Pat Potts, Bob Pounds, Linda Price, Kathie Prosperi, Dave Prouty, Chris Quackenbush, Debi Radford, Steven Rains, Mary Ramsland, Pam Rebstock, Lindo Reeve, Kathy explore the realm of science Reid, Carolyn Renstrom, Kristeen Pestrepo, Alicia Reynolds, Gail Rhedume, Karol Richer, Glenda Ripley, Tom Rippee, Laura Robbins, Susi Roberts, Laurie Pobinson, Donna Robison, Jay Rogers, Linda Rolland, Bruce Ross, Bill Putlfa, Karl Salo, Andriea Salo, Fred Sand, Marv Sande, Gerr, Sande, S'eve Sarvde, Torn Sanders, Lee Scrant, Bill Scalf Nylene Scchsen, Laorelee Scfab, Elaine Scrab, Lindd Schille, .lan Scrlegel G-err, Schrn dt, James Scrrfe der, He:di Stoefen, Mike Storseth, Donna Strable, Kathy Strand, Kris Strandberg, Janet Strathy, Nadine Strom, Carole Stuart, Molly Stuclce, Bob Stuhley, Myra Sullivan, Dennis Sutherland, Bob Sutherland, Ron Swanberg, Dennis Sweany, Phillip Q-9' Schroeder, Kathi Schulmerich, Peggy Schultz, Steve Schumacher, Margaret Schuster, Peggy Scott, Dawn Scruby, Sally Sill, Art Simon, Nanci Simmons, Les Simmons, Roger Singer, Linda Sharpe, Pam Sheppard, Randy Sherman, Jani Sherwood, Ken Skelton, Jeff Smith, Kathy Smith, Kay Smith, Ken Spanslci, Holli Speers, Dave Squires, Gary Staberow, Dick Stomey, David Stapp, Susan Stauffer, Christine Stephenson, Ron Stewart, Terry Stilling, John Stoebel, Dave Sophomores wait expectontly to cheer at pep assembly Sweet, Ann Talcacs, Ken Terrell, Connie Thibeault, Teresa Thiele, Sharon Thies, Mary Ellen Thompson, Sue Tomlinson, Gary Tomlinson, Mari Toroni, Linda Tribon, Ron Ullrich, Sally Valdner, John Vangerpen, Eddie Van Hoy, Garl Vinie, Ed Vlahovick, Mel Wachter, Sally Waech, Meri Walker, Rick Wallace, Neal Ware, Kathy Warner, Kit Washburn, Marilyn Watson, Ann Watts, Don adiu t to Shorecrest surroundings Weiss, Rosalie Weissman, David Wennerlind, Dave Wetter, Doug White, Kirk White, Jim White, Leanna Wiffin, Susan Williams, Carol Willison, Cheryl Willive', Lynda Winston, Alan Woods, Shannon Wright, Kcfhy Young, Teresa Ysewski, Jerry Yurg, Nancy Zarada, Linda Zeran, Jaclr Zinter, Greg Pam Knudson, Junior Class president hold The bagpipes high in Triumph. The school has became lusT a build- ing again since mosT of The sTudenTs have leTT Tor The summer vacaTion. A junior boy kneels beside The class bullefin board rolling up a boldly- characTered sign proclaiming, '66 Says FighTl The counTerparT of The painTed bagpipe on The banner was oTTen won by The luniors Tor Their en- ThusiasTic supporT oT Their school. The boy gaThers up several well-used paperback books vviTh Walden on Top and walks down The hallowed halls of ShorecresT. The sTrengTh of The Junior Class is shown in The success oT iTs many acTiviTie's. Class members worked hard in shaping The Junior Prom and were able To Tully appreciaTe Their creaTion on The nighT of December l2. Gaelic LaTha, sponsored by The Junior Class, was produced vviTh a True ScoTTish Tlair. Such de-Tails as hovv To serve a picnic lunch To T400 Highlanders and how To undersTand ancienT brogue were all handled by The sTudenT commiTTees whose work began shorTly aTTer ChrisTmas vaca- Tion. Class pins and The Junior Pro- iecT were oTher acTiviTies of This ani- maTed class. The class oT '66 has shown iTselT prepared Tor leadership nexT year. Juniors achieve greater unity Junior Class officers, from left: Meri ArneTT, Treasurerg Jan Dale, Vice-President Sec refa ry. and Gail McDonald saw NS- y Q 2 gs A, 1. it ' gf in as Junior Council, from lett, front row: Cindy Fontes, Linda Gaston, Melanie Berrian, Pam Knudson, Meribeth Poland, Gail McDonald, Meri Arnett, Karen Brad- ford, Jack Davies, Pete Shultz, Lon Chrrstiang second row' Margorie Oletzlce, Kathy Frank, Eleanor Holmes, Marsha Ritter, Jan Dale, Linda Cass, Barbara Nichols, Vemund Aaro, Karl Eshelmang third row: Greg Burtord, Daye Srnith, Larry Holland, Gary Murray, Craig Volwiler, Mike Dealley. Junior class advisors, Miss Maier and Mr. Bayard discuss Junior class affairs. H7 Bradford Karen Brarnrner Karrn Brase Lrnda Brewer Les Brmann Gary Brockway Lrndo Brockway Loren Brownlee Roger Bryce Sherry Burfod Greg Burroughs Shnrley Bush Dennns Bush Robert Byrne Lrnda Cameron Llnda Campbell Connie Campbell Rebecca Carlson Barbara od of prom, Hidden Harbor Carlson Paul Carlson Suzanne Carroll Dennis Carson Frederlck Cass Llnda Chambes Joyce Charleston Mary Chrustuan Lon Clark Lrnda Clnne Dave Coe Teresa Colegrove Rlchard Copper Jrm Corcoran Jrll Crandell Paula Crompton Thomas Crouch Judy Currrer Jim Corlrrnghr John Dahl Duane Dolly James Dale Jan Dayenporr Barb Dealley Mlchael Dlnsrnore Dnana Drnsmore Lrnda Dlugosh Dave Doescher Jum Domprer Clrff 4 s ' H ' lr 92' l Chaplin, Cindy rl X ' , T' ' Donnelly Myles Dougherty Joyce Dudder Mlke Dupler Morce Eckert Kash Edelstenn Duck Edangfon Ton: Edwards Don Edwards Jon Elefson Bob El l not ud Ellloff Leonard lS ac Emugh Carolyn Erickson Judy Eshelman Carl Esler Mike Esrep Pam Evans Nan Faller Karen F rchmld Jull Feasel Bob Fleld Chrlstlne Funsland Make Flsher Mary Fontes Cindy Fouquaf Lance Frank KaThy Fries Ken Frrfch Suzanne Fuller Dlane Fuller Larry Furry Llncla Furstenwerth Cathy Gaddy Joe Gallagher Ike Gaston Linda Gates Marsha Gelszler Dave Geyen Paula Gulluluand Mxchael Gleason Chuck Goldade Jlm Golden Bryan Goldsbary Bev Gossan Patrnck Gowey, Joanne Granstrom, Rick l The sciences attract many r 1 J J iuniors Handy, Dave Hannah, Jackie Har.dy, Elaine Harkrider, Marci Harrison, Don Hartle, John Hayes, Bill Hearn, Reg Helle, Anita Hellwig, Steven Herding, Suzy Hernandez, Oscar Hiddleston, Speed Higbee, Karen Higginbotham, Judy Hilbert, Patsy Hilleary, Pat Hilzinger, Pon Hott, Duane Holland, Larry Holliday, Dale Hollingsworth, Betsy Holman, Gini Holmes, Eleano' Holtz, Fred Hoppee, Robbin Horsley, Robert Haskins, Wayne Howey, Jim Greenhow, Tim Greenway, Rick Griffin, Janet Gundersen, Susan Halliday, Walt Hamsliaw, Carol - ,- sh-aww Juniors perform an experiment for chemistry class 'C' Houtman, Helen Hudson, Mike Hunt, Janella Hunter, Dee Huxtoble, Joan Huxtable, Steve Hyde, Ken Imholfe, Marilyn Ingalls, Rod Ives Pom Jeffery Joyce Jeffrres Darlene Jenko Karen Jennmgs Lynne Jensen Bull Johnson Dave Johnson Frances Johnson Judve Juniors partake m e perumental team Johnson Lona Jones Story Jordan Karol Jordan Michael Jordan Wulluam Joslin Jack Joslxn Sherry Keith Dennls Kenth Gary Kenmson Judy Kenr Judy Ken? Marilyn Keller Ranee Kung Steven Knnkand Doug Klolso Darlene Klernschmldr Tania Klnngshevm Vnrgnma Klockow Steve Knudson Pam Koenug Mrlce Kubosfa Dorothy Kuhfeld Ton: Kumagau Bonme Kuss Sandy Kuyper Davvd Lanley Jlm Lanng Mannell Lamb Barb , , , , , , f C I Q ' 1 , , , Keller, Robin , , , , , , , Rontz Jerry Roplee Stonnette Petd Dove Rerger Rtck lifegts Georglrto Rhodes Melody Rtcrtorclson R clwordsort Rf or son P clrdrdson Ptclwordson Fred Mary Pobtrw Robyr' Jorn P Cher Doore P ppee re e EV FOUC NEF P bertsow ,, 1. ow ere Oletzke, Morgte Olsen, Doug Overturf, Jon Pore, B II Palmer, Rtclf Poryey, Ltrtdo Pottersort, Poolo Paul, Colleen Paulsen, Vrckt Pederson, Corol Permtngtov, Sue Peterson, Cy'rttl'to Petersen, Kathy' Pe'erson, Ross Peterson, Pool Peterson, Sally Petoso, Rick Pfeifer, Jomne Prerce Mrke Post Rom Poutorn Cheryl Prewrtt Judy Qulrtlort Ken Roms Steve CI w'de f fhl t' is Em d I 9 ef, M31 11 Pm , Por H AV O c , KTV, 'ooeeson .ee 5: Tfeflrzew 5622, Vi'-ef' S'ICE'C ' U31 , Sfzgef, Eef Sen , 5, 'Q 4 Sanger Robert Skelton Greg Slatt Paul Smith Dave Snyder Nanci Stalter Jerry Staunton Al lce Steele Su Sternberg Bruce Strable Gary Strathy Beth Streckenbach Bruce Strrd Gayle Strrnger Bob Strohl Nancy Stubbletaeld Sheila Summervllle Anne Suksen Ron Summers Don Supplee Nancy Sutcliffe Lee Swanberg B II Swartz Steve Sweet Gary Tregonung Dave Trent Claudla Thomas Susan Thomason Susan Thompson Gregg Thompson Lydua Thompson Lauralee Thompson Richard Thurman Pam Togerson Cundee Tomlinson, Shar: Sasnett Roger Satterlee Audrey Sblendoruo Angela Scattone Kathy Schaeffer o Schaeffer Kevln Schvldtraut Marc Schmtdt Larry Schnurr Lesley Schuldt Pete Schuster Robert Schwenker Allen Scroggs Gunger Sha Jerry Shellhorn Steve Simmons Georgla Simmons Gregg Sampson Jenny Spirit of Shorecrest rides high 6- Q' 'K 0- Tooley, Patt Tourtellot, Pat Tuslc 1, Lynne Underland, Bev Underland, Bill Vandewall, Bob Van Gilder, Rogena Vaughan, Mary Lou Verice, Doble Vrieling, Danny Volwiler, Craig Sorne, Barbara Jea D in Class of '66 Waddington, Marsha Walton, Lynn Weatherford, Cheri Wennerlind, Steve Werries, Jan Wheeler, Mark Whitcornbe, Ray White, Connie White, Donna Whitehead, Kit Williams, Ted Wilson, Lynne Winegar, Barbara Wong, Geoffrey Woodcock, Greg Woods, Susie Wright, Don Yates, Craig Yaeger, Carol Zarada, Ron Zarelli, Julie Zawaideh, Tony Zellner, Merrilee Zeper, Bernard Q p Club is the backbone for Junior Class spirit, if .. -I 127 asian fs, Donna Wslson pressdenT Sherry Sudduth vsce pressdem Class offscers The colored Tassel sways from The sTu denTs graduaTson cap The slow meas ured sTeps cause a rhyThmsc rusfle of The blue and green gowns Exuberant con fused ThoughTs are accompansed by The Tamslsar noTes of Pomp and Csrcum stance as 500 young adulTs leave Thesr school lsfe wsTh The parchment symbol of scholasTsc accornplsshmenf sn hand Every year Thousands of sensor classes conTasn sng hundreds OT sTudenTs Take parT sn commencemenT exercsses For each sndsv sdual sT ss a unsque expersence and leaves a prsvaTe memory Every graduaTsng class leaves a specsal smprsnT upon sTs school AT Shorecre-sT The sensors sponsored The Snack Break whsch replaced msssed breakTasTs Tor many hungary Hsghlanders The pro ceeds of Thss prosecs added To The Sensor Scholarshsp fund and aT The end of The year a sszeable college scholarshsp was gsven To a deservsng sTudenT Plannsng for The Sensor Gsfs' Sensor Ball and oTher enTerprsses kepT sensors acTsve Through The year As The second graduaTsng class of ShorecresT They had To Tsrmly esTablssh and smprove The Tradmons of The school Anne Prsce secremry John Gsbson Treasurer senior activities and council coordinate Sensor Council from left furst row Sue Cameron Warren Sharpe Dave Roberts Cheryl Honngbaurn Eileen McCusker second row Heather Ros Mlke Larrwoureaux LaDonna Jones Pam Jackson Becky Stewart Lando Roblnson thlrd row Mlldred Schaf fler Dave Hawklns Pam Scharbach Glenn Abrams Stan Ullrnch Chrus Spnelberg fourth row Sally Krebs Sue Forcuer Meredvth Auerbach Susle Van Hoy Pat Emrglh Ov l Mlss Lows Horn odvlser Mr Fwnk Love advuser wi O GLENN JOSEPH ABRAMS-Football l,2, Baseball l,2,3, Weight training 2,3, S.C. Rep. l,2,3, Piper Staff 2,3. ANN NANETTE ACREE-Father-Daughter 2, Sub-Chm. 3, Mother-Daughter 2, Sub- Chrn. 3, FTA. Sec. 3, G.C. Rep. 3, Inter- Shore 2. DOUGLAS QUENTIN ADAMS IDOUGI - Honor Society Sec. 2,3, F.T.A. 2, Treas. 3, Sr. Gift Comm. 3, Scholarship Comm. 3, H.R. Pres. 3. LINDA ANN ADAMS-Orcadians l,2,3, Brigadoon l, Carnival 2, Student Asst. 3, Mother-Daughter 3, Cap and Gown Comm. 3. KATHLEEN LOU ALDRICH IKATHII - Stu- 'dent Asst. 2, Loch Staff I, Jr. Prom. Comm. 2, Pep Club 2. MICHAEL DORAN ALLMAN IMIKEI-Band l,2,3, Wrestling l, Track 2,3. LON JAMES ALSMAN - Bond l,2,3, Or- chestra l,2, Wrestling I,2,3, Football l,2' Track l,2,3. CHARLOTTE AMOS - Tolo Comm, 3, ln- terestsr Hairstyling, Art, Sports. f MARCY LEA AMUNDSON-Student Asst. 3, Girls Club. CAROLE SUE ANDERSON-S.C. Rep. 2, Class Rep. l,2,3, French Club Pres. 2, Gaelach Latha Comm. 2, Mother-Daughter 3, Girls' Intramurals 2. STEPHEN LEE ANDERSON ISTEVEI-Fooh ball 2, Co,Capt. 3, Yell Leader l, B.C. Vice-Pres. I, B.C. Sec. 2, Brigudoon I, Carnival 2,.Orcadians l,2,3. THOMAS RAY ANDERSON lTOMl-Wres- tling l,2,3, Football 2, Letttermans Club 2,3, Boys' Club. DENNIS ANTHONY-H.R. Rep. ly Boys' Club. BETTY JO ANUNSON-Girls' Club. MICKAEL ROY ARNOLD IMIKEI- Wres- tling I, Golf l,2,3, Interests: Golf, Ski- ing, Hunting. MEREDITH ANNE AUERBACH - S.B.A. Dance Comm, Chm. 3, Snack Break Co- chm. 3, G.C. Father-Daughter Co-Chm. 2, Class Rep. l,2,3, S.C. Rep. 2,3. Chu. b . ir 1 ll Seniors make final academic push ,I ROD LEE BACKUS-Track 2,37 Football I Baseball lg Boys Clubg Ambition. Teach ing. MARY JANE BACON-G.C. Vice-Pres. 3 S.B.A. Historian 3g Sr. Pep Club, Jr, Clos sical League 2, G.C. Publicity I. JANIS LYNN BAMBERG-Spanish Club 3g GC. Rep. 3, HR. Vice-Pres. I, Sr. Pep Clubg Fircrest Christmas Comm. 35 Snack Break 3g Inter-Shore 3. ELAINE BANDAZY-Hostess Club 2,35 In- tramurals I,27 Jr. Prom Comm., Latin Club I,2g Ambition. Airline Stewardess. DEMETRA CHRIS BARBAS IDEBBIEI-H.R. Pres. lg S.C. Rep. I5 Cadet Choir 3- Nurses Asst. 3, Fircrest Christmas Comm I 3. BETTY JANE BARKER-Girls' Club, Trans East High School, Bremerton, Wn., Sr. U erclassmen refine f pp ' s udy habits BARBARA ELLEN BARNHART IBARBI-Tub too Co-Edit. 3, Snack Break Co-Chm. 3g S.C. Rep. 1,25 G.C. Newspaper Ed. 2, Safety Council 2,35 Curious Savage I. JOHN LAWRANCE BARTLETT IBARTJ-Loch Staff 3: Ski Club I,2,3g Snack Break 2,3g Pep Club 2,37 Track 3? H.R. Pres. 2. MARTHA JOAN BAYNE-Father-Daughter Ig GC. Hostess Comm. 2, Fircrest Christ' mas Comm. 25 Russian Club 35 Student Asst. 2,3. LINDA SUE BEAM - Intramurals l,2,3, Tolo Comm. 3, Orcodians I,2,3, Briga- doon Ip Carnival 2, Sr. Prom. Comm. DIANA MAE BEISWANGER-Bond I,2,3 Ski Club l,2,35 Inter-Shore 23, GC Week 2, French Club I,25 Pep Club 2 ROBERT BENJAMIN IBOBI - Football I Boys Club, Trans. Romana High Schoc' Riverside, Calif., Soph. DEBORAH DIANNE BERESEORD IDEBBlEii Songleader i,3, GC. Rep. ig Pep Club 1,37 Class Rep. 2, Jr. Prom Comm, Sr Ball, Sr. Gift Comm WILLIAM FRANCIS BERGLUND IBILLJ-W Piper Staff 2,37 Wrestling 2, Interests Golf. Arnbitions: Teaching. LINDA LEE BREWER Loch Staff 3 Plper Sl f 2 Snack Break 3 DECA Club 3 Father Daughter 3 REID BROCKWAY Orchestra I 2 3 Band d S C Rep 23 Interests Engmeerlng BILL BRODIE Band I 2 3 Orchestra Gymnastlcs I 2 3 Traclf I Pep Band 2 3 Brlgadoon I MARGE BROOKS-Glrls Club MARION EDDY BROPHY IEDI Foolbclll I 3 Track I Orcadlans 2 3 Drama I 2 3 Ba Plpe Band 2 3 Latln Club I 2 es CAROLYN BROWN Tolo Comm I SC I p HR Re GREGG RICHARD BROWN Wreslllng 23 Boys u KATHLEEN JOAN BROWN IKATHI GC Newspaper Comm I Glrls Inlrarnurals Grls u Class lncreases strength ln accldemlcs and CIfhl91'ICS LINDA KAYE BROWN GC Sec 3 German Club 2 3 Class Rep 3 MARSHA ANNE BROWN Loch Slaff Ed ln cblef 3 Paper Staff 2 3 al r ll ub u a U Board 3 SUSAN LOUISE BRYAN Srudenf Asst 2 Glrls Club Amblllon Nurse CATHY JUNE BURDETT Mother Dauglwler 3 Sl-fl Club 2 Intramurals I Falber Daughter 2 Brlgudoon I Cho I SHARON RAE BYBEE SFIOClf Brealf 3 Elrcresl Cllrlslnnas Comm 3 Sr Pep Club lnler Shore 3 F I' A Plper Staff I ANTHONY JOHN C11-IOLA ITONYI Wresrllng I2 Uslle 2 rn bltlon Navy MICHAEL CAIOLA IMIKEI Wresrl ra I Boys Club Arnb f on Sew e JUSAN LOUISE CAMERON ISUEI H R S C 2 CI R p 3 H omlrg Co Chm 3 Commencemenl C mm 3 PHILIP HAROLD CALVERT IRHIL B ,fs Clur' Amblllon Dent sr af 5 , ,, , , I , I,2,3, Pep Ban l,2,3l . I R.-Qpf I, HR. I I f 'I . . l I I,35 lg ' , , 'I ' , , bf I 3. Rep. gClassRe.2, ,. I -A l, , , CI ls. I,25 l 'CIb.'l g o q o src. Rep. 1,35 ska Club le, 'snuck Break 3. I I ' I sf, ls l, Feng CI ll Pep CI ls II,2,3, Quill Sd Scroll 3? Plbl - Y 5 ' 5 ir! ,I I f I I ,M l,3lL. ' H fl e 5 ass e 5 arne- BARBARA JOAN CARROLL IBARBI-Piper Ed. 35 Piper Staff 1,2,37 S.C. Rep. 3, Exec. Councul 35 Quill and Scroll 2,3. JAN CI-IARLENE CARTER-Orcadions 1,37 Brigadoon 1? Carnival 2, Mother-Daughter 3, Bonnle Lassles 1. RODERICK WAYNE CARTER G mnostics 123 I-I.R, Pres, 2, Or- - Y I I I cacllons 1,31 Brigadoon 1, Lettermen s Club I,2,3. MARCIA CHRISTINE CEBULL Tattoo Staff 3 Piper Staff 2 3 Com mencement Comm 3 Father Daughter Comm 23 Sr Breakfast BRUCE RAYMOND CHRISTENSON Loch Stott 1 2 3 Orcadlans 3 In erests ACCOUPTIHQ Muslc NORMAN FREDERICK COLE G If 1 2 3 Band 1 2 Orche ra 1 2 3 Pep Band 1 2 3 Football 1 MORSMAN ART CONDIT IBUDI Sk Club 3 Boys Club Trans Roosevelt Hlgh School Seattle Wn Soph NANCY CATHERINE CONLEY IKATEI N rses Ald I 2 3 SC Rep I 2 JOY CONTRI Frrcrest Chnstmas Comm 3 Gnrls Club Inamhon IS not prevalent at Shorecresl 4 ELLEN A CORFMAN Sr Boll I-Iomecom Ing Comm 3 Flrcrest Chrlstmas Comm KENNETH COYLE IKENI Spanish Club 2 Trcket Corps I Interests Forefgn Lan guage TOM BRIAN COYLE Trcket Corps 3 Spanush Club 2 3 Interests Travel DARCY JANE CRANE Ski Club 3 Drama Puollcuty 3 Trans Prlnceton Hugh School Vrrgunlo Sr SANDRA LEE CROET ISANDYI Chorus I Trans Bremerhaven Hugh School Ger many ARTHUR JAMES CURRIER IARTI Boys Club Interests Water Sklnng Carnplng KAREN MARIE CURRIER Songleader 1 Jr Prom Comm Sr Dance Comm Com mencement Comm THOMAS R DALE Bond 23 Orchestra Re 13 Brlgado nlval 2 Q3 A L L' 0 I I I I I ST I I 7 1. , , I . 1 I I L I - I I I ll- uA ' , , 5 , . . , , o o o 3, I-I,R. Rep. Q, T010 comm. I. L 1,2,3, sc.. p. ,, ' 'bn 1, car- PATRICIA LOUISE DANIELS IPATII-French Club 2, Pep Club 23, Father-Daughter 3' Jr Prom Comm. ANTOINETTE MARIE DAVERN ITONII-Sr. Calendar Co-Cl'1m.g Mother-Daughler Sub- Clwm, 3, Fallwer-Dauglvler Sub-Clam. 3, German Club 2.3. ROBERT EUGENE DAY IBOBI-Piper Staff I, Infereslsr Gullar. SHIRLEY ANNE DEACH T Lab Asst. 'lg Glrls Club. Inferesvs- Horseback Rndnngy Ambition. College KAREN LEE DELANEY - Drama I,2,3g F.T.A. 3, Ambmon. Teaching, Interests: Drama. , MARIE ELAINE DENNIS-S.C. Rep, IQ, G.C. Rep. 2, Student Assr, 2,3, Amblluonf Dental Hygienusr. RON R. DETHLEES-Wresfllng lg S.B. Ac- dounring 3. VICTORIA ELAINE DEWITT IVICKII-GC. Cabiner 3. Loch Sraff 3, F.T.A. 2,3, F.T.A. Vlce-Pres. 3, Class Rep, 1,31 SC. Rep. I,Q,3. STANLEY PETER DINNETZ ISTANI-FOOL ball l,2,3- Gymnashcs I,2,3, Traclr I,?,3, Lemerman 5 Club 2,35 S.C. Rep, I GREGORY STEPHEN DOBSON IGREGJ - Loch Svaff I,2,3, SC. Rep. 2,3, Electlons Comm Co-Clwm 3 GaeIacl1Laflva Comm Q' SPI Club 2. MARY JANE DODGEkD.E.CA l'lls'orI':n 3, Orcadvans 2 3 Farber-Daughter 3, H R, Rep. I, Carnlval Q, Tolo Comm. I. MARY JOANNA DORSH - H R Set I. CC. Rep 23, Ambmon- College. KATHI N DOWD7Orcadfans 3, Fvrcresr Cbnsvmas Comm 3 Tolo Comm. 3, SP!-DES3 G.C Peo 23. MARILEE ANN D9AlfEfToIO Comm. I7 lfvramurals 2- SC Rep 3 Arnbwon: Modellng .4 Clwowflrne al Slrorecresfs mess hall. A DANNY DUDDER IDANl1Boys Club, ln- terests, Drawing, Swimming, Industrial Arts. DEBORAH KAY DUNNUM IDEBBIEI-HBR. Pres. I, Jr. Prom Comm., Choir 2,3, Am- bition, Dental Hygienist, Trans. Renton High School, Renton, Wn., I. CAROLYN GAIL EDGE-Piper Stott 2,3, Jr. Prom Comm., Pep Club 2. JENA MARIE EDMONSON--S.B.A. Corre- sponding Sec. 3, S.C. Rep. I,2, Exec. Council 3, Inter-High 3, H.R, Pres, I, G.C. Rep. l,2. la. ...-e---- Q. . .sm ..,,,, Skills and e perience prepare senior for ESTHER PATRICIA ELSTON lPATTlI-I'lome- coming Comm. 3, Commencement 3, Am- bition, Model, Beauticiort. CLIFF ALLEN EMERSON lFREDlfF0otball I,2, Interests, Automobiles, IRIS LYNN ELDER-Orchestra I,2,3, Gym- nastics 2, H.R. Rep. 3, GC. Rep, 2, Girls Club. TIM ELLIOTT - Sr. Pep Club, Gaeloch Latha 2, Boys Intramurals I, Trans. Shoreline High School, Seattle, Wn., Jr. PATRICIA ELAINE EMIGH IPATI - Hon. Soc. Treas. 3, SCOPE Rep. 3, Song Leader I, Sr, Class Pep Club Chm. 3, Father- Daughter I,Q,3, Mother-Daughter 3. NANCY GAYLE ENGEBRETSEN-Songleoch er 3, Jr. Class Treas., Girl-of-Month Comm. Chm. 3, Jr. Prom. Chm., Father- Daughter Comm. 2, P.E. Student Asst. I,2. DIANA LEE ERICKSEN-l'I.R, Sec. 3, Gifls' Club. JAN LOIS ERNSTMEYER IERNIEI - Girls Club, Girls' State Rep. 2, Ambition: Col- lege, Trans. Cox High School, Virginia Beach, Va., 3. STEVE EWING-Bond l,3, Golf l,2,3, Wrestling I. BRIAN WILLIAM FAHEY - Basketball I,2,3, H.R. Vice-Pres. 3, Homecoming Comm. 3, Sr. Ball, Class Rep. 3, H.R. Treas. I,2, Intramurals I,2,3. LINDA LEE FALCONER-Band 2,3, Orches- tra 3, Ambition, Dental Assistant, Trans. Frankfurt American High School, Jr. GERTRUDE WENDELYN FEASEL lWENDYI- Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 3, Sr. Gift, Tolo Comm. 3, GC. Rep. 3, Ambition: Dental Assistant. iQ ,J E i if Seniors learn skills of accounting in senior accounting class. future responsibility RALPH EUGENE FERGUSON lSHORTYl-Basketball l,2,3, Track l,2, Boys Club, Interests: Travel, Swimming. SUSANNA FERGUSON lSUSIEl - Girls Club, Ambition: Beautician. JOHN HOWARD EERRELL fDOCl- Junior Achievement i,3, Key Club 2,3, Thalions 2, Ambition: Avia- tion, Electronics, Trans. Bellingham High School, Bellingham, Wn., Jr. GERALD RICHARD ElLlPELLl lJERRYJ -Boys Club. Ambition: Electron- rcs, PETE VAUGHAN FISHER - Basket- ball 3, Tennis 2,3, Class Rep. 2, Letterman's Club 3, Trans. Roose- velt High School, Seattle, Wn., Jr. CASSANDRA FODOR - S.C. Rep. I,2, HR, Pres, lg Jr. Classical League l,2, F.T.A, 2,3, Sr, Schol- arship Comm. Sr. Gift Comm. r BETTY JUNE FORBES-Eircrest Christmas Comm. 3, Ambition: Worlc - CHRISTINE SUSAN FORCIER lSUEl+Girl-of-Month 3, Hon. Soc. Pres. 3 if School Historian l,2, Exec. Cabinet 3, G.C. Cabinet 2,3, Co-Chm Father-Daughter 2, Commencement Co-Chm. 3. Fl- BEVERLY JEAN FOSTER IBEVJ-Inter-Shore 3, Chm. Soiree Comm, 3 L Girls' Club, interests: Music. CAROL ANNE FOSTER-G.C. Cabinet 3, Father-Daughter Chm. 3, Sr Ball, Sr. Pep Club, French Club l,2, F.T.A 2, S.B.A. Pep Club 1,2 JUDY KAY FOSTER-D.E.C.A. Club 3, Library Assf 3, Girls Club. MTCHAEL EUGENE FOSTER lMIKEl-Wrestling l,2,3, Piper Staff 3 Usher 3, Key Club 2,3, Football Trainer 2. Q 3 Girls Club, Trans, Roosevelt High School, Seattle Wn., Soph Quartet 3 Orcadians l 2 3 lnteres's, Mosic Ambition- Nurse JlNNY MARIE FROST lJlNliOirlS Club Ambition Beauvcian IRENE BARBARA FRANZEN lTIKll-Girls Club l, Gymnastics 2, Drama DEBORAH JEAN FREES lDEBBlEl-fBrigadoon T, Carnival 2 Girls Semors serve their classmates In JUDY MARIE FULLER Class Rep 2 S Grtt Jr Pep Club Tolo Comm I Mother Dauahter 3 Father Daughter 3 DIANE FULLERTON IDII SC Rep 3 HR S c 2 Offrce Asst 2 3 Father Daughter 2 Decal Comm I DIANNE VIRGINIA FUREY IDII G rl s E semble 2 Orcadrans I 23 Nurses Ad 3 Brrgadoon I Hostess Comm 2 JAMES WHITNEY FURSTENWERTH Glft Comm Boys Club Trans Blackford l'l'9h School San Jose C Irf J CHRISTINE GASTON ICHRISI Inter Shore hm 3 Eec abrnet3 FTA oran 3 aeach aha 2 I French Club 2 3 CARLA MARYL GAULKE GC Rep I 2 es LAWRENCE RONALD GEARHARD ILARRYI Honor Socnety I 2 Folk Club 3 Track ac reak o s Cub ROBERT ALAN GEORGE IBOBI Boys Club Interests Sports Archrtectural Draft rn JOHN ANDREW GIBSON S Cass Treas Sr Week Comm Chm Gaelach ANN PATRICIA GILLESPIE SC Rep 2 Student Asst 3 Sr Prom Trans Roose velt Hrgh School Seattle Wn Jr JOYCE GORDER Chorr I Student Asst 2 3 Cadet Choar 3 Trans Temple Crty Hugh School Calrf Soph JANENI: ANN GOULET Pep Club I2 Gymnastrcs 2 Snack Break 3 Cafeterra Grrls GREG DOUGLAS GREEN Photo Club I German Club 23 Trans Ludwrgsburg Amerrcan Hugh School Germany Jr DENNIS MARTIN GREENSPANE Intra mural Golf 2 Ambrtron College GARY EUGENE GREER Photo Club I Ushers Squad 3 Interests Electronrcs Crvll Englneerrng RONALD GREGG Orchestra I 2 3 SBA Constrtutron Comm Chm 3 WILLIAM GRIFFIN IBULLETI Football e e terman s Club 3 CHERIE LEE GRIGGS Orcadrans I 2 3 Grrls Club Ambltron Dental Assrstant LUBY JERALD GRGICH Football I 2 3 Baseball I 2 3 Interests Sports Avratron JACK WAYNE HAGEN T ck I 3 Boys Club In erests Cars Travel Busrness Ad mrmstratron O O -- . 7 r, I - I n- 7 r , : ' I H I I Sr. I Il, ,I a ' r. 2,C .5x.C' g.,.2,Hls- If' , o I Lt , sr. off, I-IR. Pr .2, sc. Rep. I,3. A A I I ' 1, Sn k B s,'s.c. Rep. 1,'By' I . . gl - r. I LOfI'lG'l2p tire, Pres. 3, Mm club 2,3. 3, ' ' Club. ' .. 5 I,2,3, Sr, Gift, H,R. S c,-Treas. I, Lt- ! I I 4 rc ', I I V arious ways SUSAN ADELE HALL lSUEl-F.T.A. 2,3, Tolo Comm. l25 Ski Club 2,3g Intramurals l,2,3, G.C. Reo. 2. JANET LYNN HAMILL-Orcaduans 3, Piper Staff 2,3, Girl s Chorus 2, Fircrest Christmas Comm, 3, Cap and Gown 3. JANlS LYNNE HANSEN IJANJ-'French Club lg Tolo Comm. 2, Gymnastics Intramurals I,2. STEVE HANSON-Football l,2,3, Gymnastics l,2, Track l,2,3, HR. Pres. l,2,3, S.C. Rep. 2,3. BONNIE MARLENE HARRIS-Girls' Club, Jr. Prom Comm., HR. Sec. 85 H.R. Pres. 3, Library Asst, I, Trans. Shoreline Hugh School, Seattle, Wn., Jr. KAREN EILEEN HARRIS-Father-Daughter 35 G.C. Scrapbook 2. KENNETH DAVE HARTNELL lKENlw-Track 3, Boys Club. NORMAN ROGER HASENWINKLE lNOl2Ml-Cross Country l,2,3, Track l,2,3, Letterman 5 Club 2,3g Ambition' Chemtcal Engineer. WILLIAM TERRY HATHAWAY l.BlLLl+BOyS Club, interests: S'Ock-car Racing, Trans. Roosevelt High School, Seattle, Wr-., Jr. 43' PAMELA JEAN HALNKES lPAMl-lr'l!erfSl1Ore 2,3, FT.A. 3g G 'ls Club DAWD BLAlNE HANKlNSgGymnasttcs l, Cross Co..n'ry' 2,3 Track 2 37 Lettermans Club 2,3, Yell Leader 3. LlNOA DlANE l-lAYES+Or:adians l,2, Briga- doon l Mother-Daughter 3, Fatlner-Daughter 3, Ambrtton Teacher. MAPSHA GAL HAZEN-Htghland Lassres 2.3, Gtrls Club, l eres's Nater-Slfitng, Satling GA-PY NAYNE HELLNNIG-Eootball l,2,3, Track l,2,3g Lerterfnars C'ub 2,37 Band l,2,3 Pep Club 2. C' r 1 Snack break as willrngly supported by students CLYDE STANLEY HELMERYSki Club 15 S.B.A. Accountant 35 Home- coming Comm. 35 Sr, Promg Sr. Scholarship. LAWRENCE JOHN HENRY ILARRY1-Football Mgr. lj lnterests5 Jour- nalism5 Ambition. Accountant. CRAIG HERRITY-Track 1,2,35 Track lnspiration Award 25 Letter- mans Club 2,35 Vice-Pres. D.E.C.A. Club 35 Ambitioru Business Management. BETTY ANN HICKMAN-Girls Club5 SPADES 35 Trans. Lincolrt High School, Seattle, Wn., Sr, RODMAN LEE HIGBEE ILEEI-Track 15 Band 1,2,35 Boys Club. - KEITH ARNOLD HIMMELMAN-Football 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 1 s 5 Baseball 2,35 Sr. Gift5 Letterman s Club 3. Ambition: College, THOMAS HINCKLEY ITOMJ-S.C. Rep. 1,25 B.C, Rep. 35 Boys Club5 Interests: Swimming, Drafting. CHERYL LYNN HOLDER-S.C, Rep. 15 Cap ancl Gown 35 Snack Break 35 Girls Intramurals 1,25 HR, Sec. 15 S.B.A. Dance Comm. 3. JANET HOLMES-Pep Club 2,35 Girls Club5 Soiree 3, Students learn of life and RiCHARD FRANK HONN lDlCK1-Sr. Pins Comm.5 Jr. Prom Comm, Interests5 Sports. ' CHERYL JOAN HONlGBAUMfSongleader 35 Jr. Class Sec. 25 Snack Break 35 Sr. Prom5 Gaelach Latha 25 Jr. Prom5 Assem- bly Comm, 35 Sr. Gift. SANDRA LEE HOPPEL lSANDEEl-Snack Break 35 Tolo Comm. 15 French Club 1,25 G.C. Newspaper 25 H,R. Vice-Pres. 'l'. SHARON LEE HOSKlNG-Gaelach Lathcl 25 Orcadians 35 Girls Chorus 25 D.E.C.A, Club5 Student Asst. 253. RICHARD CHARLES HOY lRlCK1 - Cross Country 35 Track 35 Ambition: Navy Air Corps. TIM AMES HUBBARD IAMOS1-Wrestling 1,25 Soccer 25 S.C. Rep. 1,2. responsibility Health classes questnon drfferent aspects af life. C :Lt if if GREGORY LEE HULL IGREGI-Football T, 2, SC. Rep. l,2,3,AmbitIon1 P.E.Teacl1er. CHERYL LEE HUME ISHERRYI7Spanrsl'1 Club, Grrls Club ROBERT JOHN HUNGAR IBOBI-Boys Club. CAROL JEAN HUNTYS C. Rep. IQ, F.T.A. 3, Pep Club 3, Carnival 25 Gymnastics I, Ambttron P. E. Teacher. TERRY ALLEN HUNT-C.S. Rep. I, Piper Staff 2, Ambrtlon: Travel, College, LARRY MICHAEL Huso-Wfeswlmg I,2,3, Boys Club, Interests, Sports. WENDY BELLE HUTCHINS-Songleader 3, Frrcrest Chrustmas Comm. 3, Sr. Ball, Sr. Gntt, Snack Break 3. CHRIS MARGRET HYDE-Tolo Comm. I, Homecornlng Comm. 3, Commencement Comm. 3, Snack Break 3, Sr. Dance Comm, 3. ROBERT WILLIAM ISAACSON IBOBI- Soplfr. Class Vlce-Pres, I, Jr. Class Pres., S.C. Rep. I,2,3, Exec. Cabinet I,2,3, Brigudoon T, Pygmallon 2, Choir I,2,3, Drama l,2,3. BASHA GAIL JACKSON IGAILI-Spanish Club 3, Grrls Club. PAMELA SUE JACKSON IPAMI-S.B,A. Treas. 3, Sopl-I. Class Treas., Safety Comm. Chm, 3, Sr. Sclwolarshup Comm. Chm. 3, Exec. Cabinet 3, Tolo Comm. I. RICHARD ERNEST JACKSONYOrcadians l,2,3, Brigodoon I, Boys Club, SHARON FAE JACOBS-Piper Staff 2,3, Student Steno 3, Llbrary Asst. l,2, Stu- dent Asst, l,2,3, Glrls Club. JUDITH RAE JAMBORETZ IJUDYI-Specnal Days Comm. I, Hostess Comm, 2,3, Rus- sran Club Pres. 3, Teachers Asst. 3, Pep Club 2. RAT COLLIN JENNINGS-Boys Club: Afrtbvlczn Army. GERALD LEE JENSEN IJERRYI-HR. Pres. 37 Spanisb Club 37 Foot- ball 1,27 Letterman s Club 1,2. BETTY JEAN JOHNSON+Fatl1er-Daugnter 1,27 Choir 37 H.R. Vice- Pres. 17 H.R. Rep. 27 Mother-Daughter 37 Pep Club 1. SHARON LOUISE JOHNSON ISHARII-GC. Activities Co-ordinator 37 Girls State Rep. 27 Sk Club 2,37 G.C. Tolo Comm. 37 G.C. Host- ess Comm. 1,27 S.C. Rep. 27 Sr. Ball Comm.7 Sr. Pep Club. JANICE JEANNETTE JOHNSTON-Choir 37 Spanish Club 37 Father- Daughter 37 Student Asst, 1,37 Girls' Clpb. LADONNA KAY JONES-Class Rep. 37 Snack Break Comm. 37 Or- cadians 37 Trans. Mountloke Terrace High School, Seattle, Wn., Sr. MARJORIE KAYE JONES IMARNIEI--G.C. Pres. 37 F.T.A. 2,37 Or- chestra 1,2,3, Constitution Comm. 37 Father-Daughter 1,27 Tennis 1,27 G.C. Publicity Comm. 1,2. MICHAEL KEITH JONES IMIKEI-Yell Leader 37 F.T.A, 2,37 F.T.A. Vice-Pres. 37 S.C, Rep. 1,27 Brigadoon 17 Curious Savage 17 Carni- val 27 Cross Country I. MOLLY G. JONES-S.B,A. Vice-Pres, 37 Soph, Class PY9S.7 Honor Society 1,27 H.R. Pres. 27 Homecoming Comm. 37 Traffic Safety 27 French Club 1,2. ROBERT I. JONES IDOCI-Boys' CIub7 Trans. Ballard High School, Seattle, Wn., Soph. rift-NK-if I cial Art. fl. ing. Seniors launch light bulb sale to earn money for senior fund. TIMOTHY DONALD JONES lTlMl--Foot- ball Inspiration, Captain 172,37 Basket- ball Inspiration, Captain l,2,37 Baseball, Captain l,2,37 Letterman's Club 1,2,3- S.C, Rep. 1,27 H.R. Pres. 1,27 F.T.A. 2. STEPHEN HARVEY JORGENSON ISTEVEI- loch Staff 2,37 Intramural Volleyball 27 Pub. Board 37 Interests: Skiing, Commer- JEFFREY KERMIT KASNER IJEFFJ - Cross Country 17 Boys' Club7 lnterests7 Cars, Electronics7 Ambition: Airline Electronics. MARY ELIZABETH KELLER-Girls' Club7 ln- terests7 Child Care, Roller Skating, Bowle Seniors await the CHERYL JEAN KEMP ICI-IERII Chorus I meroom Sec I Skt Club I Ir Club MICHAEL PATRICK KENNEDY IMOUSEI Varsuty Gymnastncs I 23 Varsaty Base b 3 DANIEL PATRICK KEOWN IDANI Trans Payson Htgh School Pa san Utah J DONALD FRANK KERSCHBAUM IDONI Baseball I Snack Break Comm 3 Semar Gtt 3 Intramural Basketball 3 SEAN FREDERICK KIMBALL HR Rep 3 Photo Club I Boys Club Spartlsh Club PAUL LEROY KING Basketball I Gym nastlcs I Track I Trafflc Safety Comm 3 Class Councnl I LINDA DIANE KITTLESON Girls Chorus 2 Orcadlans 3 Gtrls Club LAURA JEAN KNUDSON Drama I 2 3 rchestra I 2 3 D b te I Gtr s u JAMI L KNUST Glrls Club Interests Skung Swnmmung Ambntuon Blble Teach JAMES MICHAEL KOCH IMIKEI TENNIS ELAINE CHERYL KOHANIK Spanish Club 2 3 Sk: Club I 2 3 Mother Daughter 3 Father Daughter 3 Intramurals I 2 3 KENNETH JAMES KORSHAVEN IKENI stan Club 3 end of o long and arduous school career KARYN LEE KRAMP Drama 2 Folk Club 2 Interests Guntar SARAH LEE KREBS ISALLYI Tolo Comrmt 3 nch ub R Rep SANDRA DIANNE KREITLE ISANDYI DECA Club 3 Specral Days Comm PATRICK LEE KUMAGAI IPATI Boys Club Interests Sports Trans Moryvale Hugh School Phoenlx Arlz 3 AI-III KNOPP Inter Shore Interests I Ing Ice I-loclrey Exchange S Jdent Hel sun Fm or NILLIAM CHARLES Lf-ABS BILL Footoa 2 3 Lettermert s Club IEPENCE LAFFERTY ITERRYJ Football I Basketball 2 Traclr 2 Cross Counr rnens Club Sr Snaclr Bre Comm Rep HUGH THOMAS LAIRD TOM Plwotog raphy u 2 u Boys J I4 I-to . , ' ,2, G'lsl all . I I l I . Y , , ri I Q . I, I I QR . 4 I- , ' o ,,pea , I,Cllbl er' , I . 2,3, ,Az I I 1 1- 1 Wrestling I,2,37 Track I,2,35 Football I, 2, Rus' . S,C. Rep. I,2. tee 7 Fre Cl 27 Class ep. 2,35 S.C. , I. , , . . 5 . I. - - . 1 Sk- IQ, ,I d, Q I I 3: I I I 2, Le er 3 al' . S.C, I I Cl b SPI C' b 2 3- -Cl' b. Thoughts of llfe s goals increase o hugh MICHAEL LAURENT LAMOIJRELIX IMIKEJ Class Rep Tratfc Safety Comm 3 SC Rep 3 Sno Break 3 H R Vlce Pres 2 MICHAEL ALLEN LANGHAM IMIKEI Interests Ten nts Skulng EDWIN CHARLES LARSON IEDI B ad I23 CSO I 2 Boys Club Pep Band I MICHAEL LEE LARSEN IMIKEI Football I R I Spanxsh Club I Trans Llncoln Hlgh hoo Seattle W J DANIEL LEE LATTIN Orchestra I 2 3 Interests Mu sc Cars Trans Mountlake Terrace Hugh School Mountlake Terrace Wn Soph DAVID ALBERT LATTIN IDAVEI Band I 2 3 Orches tra 2 Trans Mountlake Terrace Hugh School Mount lake Terrace Wn Soph SHERRIE LEE LAWS-GC Rep 3 Talo Comm 3 Trans Roosevelt Hrgh School Seattle Wn 3 Jr Classlcal League I I I I 144 BRIAN BARTLEY LEITCH Orchestra 3 Stage Band 3 Interests Sknng Boatnng WILLIAM F LEOPOLD IBILLI Eootblll I 2 3 Letterman s Club I 2 3 Baseball I Track I 2 Class Rep 2 VALERIE ANN LESTELLE IVALI S Ball D ama 3 SC Rep I MARY L LINDQUIST DECA Club 3 Pep Club 23 Drama Club 2 Jr Prom Sr Ball Tolo Comm MICHAEL TOMLINSON LINN IMIKEI Jr Classical League I 2 Ger rnan Club 3 Ambmon Surgeon JANET LEE LINSTEDT Spanlsh Club I 2 3 Flrcrest Chrnstmas Comm 3 Sr Pep ub TERRY JAY LOEFFELBEIN Usher Squad 3 Interests Explorer Search and Rescue IESARJ GELDEN RABGUY LUKHANG ITONYI Orcadlans 3 Basketball 2 oc cerI Trans Culter Academy Los Angeles Callf S GREGORY JOSEPH LUNDQUIST IGREGI Golf I 2 3 Wrestlrng 2 3 O , C I 2,3, I , , . , . 1, , Ck I I - Q , , , It I I - , sc, ep. 5 I : - Sc I, , n., r, I, , . I I I - I I DIANE LAWTON-Band I,2,35 Orchestra I,25 Choir I I ! -Ir.I 5 r 5 .. . . I,5.I 5. gIIII.I,2.I II , . Cl I I I '- I : 15 ' 7 . , , ., r, school days diminish I,2, Pep Club I, Football I, Snack Break 3, Trans Lake Washungton Hugh School, Ktrkland, Wn., Soph LESLIE GAY LYTLE-Cadet Chotr 2,3, Gurls Club Wn., Jr, RONALD LUNDQUIST lRONl4EosebaIl I, S.C. Rep. Trans. Mercer Island Htgh School, Mercer Island, ivli Many sensors use college informatton center for planntng. TAMITHY JEAN MGCPHERSON ITAMMYIY Piper Staff 2,3, Sr. Ball Comm., Ambltuon, College, Marrtage. WILLIAM DONALD MADDEN IBILLI-Foot' ball Mngr. I, Wrestltng I, Band 2,3, Am- bition, College. DIANNE CAROL MADIGAN-French Club l,2, S.C. Rep. l,2, Snack Break 3, Sr. Gift. DOUGLAS MAEHL IDOUGI--Baseball, Boys Club. 'CAROL LYNN MAGNER-GC, Treas. 2 GS. Rep. 3, French Club l,2,3, F.T.A. 2,3, Orchestra l,2,3, GC. Newspaper Comm, I. RICHARD MAHAFFEY IRICHI-Boys Club. CHARLES STANDISI-LMALLORY IKARLJ- lnter-Shore 2,3, Gerrnart Club 2, Pres. 3, French Club l, Skt Club l,2,3, Piper Staff 2,3, Football l, Tenms I,3, Bays Club. JANIS MARIE MARABLE-Mother-Dough ter 2,3, Father,Daugc'er l, Arnbttlon' Secretary. LINDA LEE MARTIN-Inter-Slzore 2,3, Piper Staff 2,3, Mother-Daughter 3, GC. Newspaper Comm. 3, Sr. Pep Club, Ger- rnan Club l. ROBIN ANN IAARTITJ-Arr Club l,2, Grls Intramurals l,2, HR Sec. l, HF Trees. 2, Interests. Qorcfnerc al Arg Horses. SANDRA KAY fv'L?'.f. -SLl.DY,7Pep Cleo IQ, Spar' sn Club l,2, Fclr Club 3 DE C.A. Clao 3 STEJE ALLEN M!-Tl-IES-f'Jres'ltrg I, Pcs- rograpky I, Boys Club, lfterests, Elec :rcr cs. 145 4 Seniors delve int ALANA MARION MAYNE+Orcadions l,3, Sr. Boll, Brigadoon I, Girls Choir 2. JAMES LLOYD McBRlDE IJIMI-Track I, Gymnastics 2, German Club 2,3, Boys' Club, Ski Club 2. PATRICIA LEW MCCARTHY IPATTIEI-Brigadoon lg G.C. Rep. 2, Student Ass. 3, H.R. Pres. 3, Snack Break 3. SANDRA MCCHESNEY ISANDYI-,I.C.L. Officer l,2,3, Usherette I, Father-Daughter Budget Chm, 3. LAURA JEAN MCCOLLUM-G. C. Hostess Comm. 3, Ambition, Nurse. WILLIAM RICHARD MCCOY IBILLI-Drama Club I, Interests, Business, EILEEN McCUSKER--Piper Staff I,2,3, Ed.-in-Chief 2. Sr, Ball Chm., Homecoming Chm. 3, Exec. Council 2, Loch Staff 3, Quill and Scroll 2,3, Highland Fling Ed. 3. THOMAS HAROLD MCDONALD ITOMI-Football I,2, Track I,2. DAN EDWARD MCGILL-Varsity Basketball I,2,3, Lettermens Club l,2, Pres, 3, Snack Break Comm, 3, Sr. Ball Comm., Sr. Dance Comm. RICHARD CHARLES MCGILLIVRAY IDICKI -Baseball I,2,3, Football 2, Band I, 2,3, LORETTA MAE MCKEAN ILORII-Sr. Ball Comm., Intramural Sports 2, Ambition, Nursing. DIANE JUNE McKINNEY-Student Asst. 3, Ambition Secretary, Interest: Drawing and Painting. GEORGINA E, MCLAGAN-Serving Comm. 3, Sr. Ball, Trans. Lincoln High School, Seattle Wn., Jr. PATRICIA LEE MCLEAN IPATTYI-Class Rep. l,2,3, Sr. Gift, Ski Club I, Tolo Comm. 2, MAUREEN DIANNE MCNATT-Orcadians 3, Class Rep. 2, Ski Club 2, H.R. Vice- Pres. I. o the problem of GLORIA LEONE MCCOMBER-Band 2,31 Tolo 3, Father-Daughter 3. JUDY ANN MCPHAIL IGIGOTI-Sr, Ball, Serving Comm. 3, Ambltlon: Secretary. DANIEL EDWARD MEAD IDANJ-Boys Club, Interests, Sports. RONALD LARRY MEADOWS lRONl-WreS- tlxng l,2,3, Slm Club l,2,3, Boys Club, German Club 2,3, Trans. Blanchet Hugh School, Seattle, Wn. Soph. MARCIA LOUISE MENATH-Tolo Comm. 3, S.C. Rep. 3, Flrcrest Chrnstmas Comm. 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Student Asst. 3, Trans. Blanchet Hlgh School, Seattle, Wn. Soph. KAREN MEYERS-Orchestra l,2,3, Ger' 'nan Club Q,3, Homecoming Comm. 3, Tolo Comm, l, Art Club l,2, REBECCA ANN MICHEL lBECKYJfMother- Daughter 3, Ambltron, Secretary. ODESSA LEA MILAM IDESSIEI--Father! Daughter 3, Student Asst. 3, Ambition: Beautician, Marriage, ZOE ANN MILBANK-French Club l,2,3, Ski Club l,2,3, F,T.A. 2,3, Hlghland Dancer 2,3, l-l.R. Sec. 3. LAWRENCE JAMES MILLER ILARRYI-Yell Leader 3, Latin Club l,2, Assembly Comm. 3, Jr. Prom 2. ROBERT JAMES MILLER lBOBl--Boys Club, Intramurals I,2, Ambition: Military. VIRGINIA MITCHELL ILYNNI-Girls Club Rep. 2, Homecoming 3, Pep Club 2, Commencement 3. SANDRA LEE MOEN ISANDYI-Mother Daughter l,3, Girls Club, Ambituon Secreta ry. LARRY JAMES MONGER-HR, Pres. l Baseball l, Sports, SANDIE MOPAN7G.rs Club Senior Scholarship committee screens applications for the most qualified student. T4 SANDlE MORAN--Orcadians 2,3, Briga- doon T, Carnival 2, H.R. Sec. l, Friend- ship Comm. 2, Interests: Music, Art. Pep Club 3. MARJORIE KAY MYERS lMARGEl-F.T.A. 3, Girls' Club, Trans. Trenton High School, Michigan, Jr. MATTHEW CLARK MYKUT lMATTl-Span- ish Club 2, B.C. Rep. 2, S.C. Rep. 3, Pres. Spanish Club 3. PATTI NEFF-Brigadoon T, Orcadians l, 2,3, Drama Club l, Nurses Asst. 3, Ambi- tion, Dental Assistant. DON CHARLES NELSON-Class Rep. 2, Ski Club 2,3, lntramurals l,2, Boys' Club PAMELA DIANE NELSON lPAMl-S.C. Rep. l, H.R. Sec. 2,3, Fircrest Christmas Comm. Co,Chm. 3, G.C. Council 3, Snack Break 3. MARIE CHLOYE NEUERT-Cadet Choir 3, Girls' Club. JOHN WAYNE NlCE lCORKYl-H.R. Pres. l, SC. Rep. l, Baseball l, Brigadoon T, Carnival 2, Orcaclians i,2,3, Soccer 3. MERNA SUE NICHOLLS-Father-Daughter l,2, Mother-Daughter 2, G.C. Special Days Comm. l, Girls Club. wiLiiAM THOMAS NOSER lBlLLl-Tennis 2,3, Ski Club l, Boys' Club, Trans. Sun- set High School, Beaverton, Ore., Soph. RON WARREN OGDON IOGGIEJ-Foob ball l, Usher Capt. 2,3, Track l, Boys' Intramurals l,2,3, Interests, Sports. PAMELA CELESTE MORRIS lPAMl-lnten Shore 3, Cap and Gown 3, Sr. Ball 3, store memorres for years to come GARY ROBERT PETERSEN Boys Club TraIner I 2 Interests Brology Pharmacy MARVIN KENNETH PETERSEN IMARVI nd I2 I Clu I AmbItIon a Captan JUDY ANNE POOLE Folk Club 3 Com rneroal Art Club 2 3 Ambrnor' Commer ca Arttsl SUSAN LYINN PORTIN ISUEJ C Scrap bool' Covrm 2 FItEerDougnt u dent Asst 3 YVONNE POURIER Lo h S It Prper of 2 G rrnon C ub ec 2 So et Counol 3 Snad Brea? 3 Father Daugb ANNAGRETA PRICE IANNI GIrIs Ir' a urals I 2 T C mm 2 .lr Pr ornrn S Pr rn S Cass c Dance Comm CATHIE LYNN Ri-DOY Del' fluo 2 Drarno 2 3 SPADES JACK NORMAN PANSOM I-I R Sec as 2 3 o Cu Inter ests Organ Teaclmng MAUREEN JO OLASON CC P bl I, omm nI I1 C ub Ir s DIANNE KAY OLSON C C Rep I H R C V VOTTI OTUTTI YS Club JAMES KENNETH ONGMAN IJIMI Yell S uod 3 J Prom Comm Bow Ing I Bo s Club Interests Bowlmg Golf RONALD GEORGE OSWELL IRONI Bag I e Band I Prpe Ma or 2 3 Foot a Cl IssIcaI Leog MARGARET ANN PACE IPECGYI I-IR r s 3 Sr Scl1olarsbIp Comm Inter ore 2 3 I u French u 2 Sr Pep u KANDY LORETTA PACQUETTE SC Rep 2 Grls lntram alsl Snack Brea Snow Queen I AmbItIon AIrlIne Ste wordess HERB ALTON PARDEE B s Club In est Forestry Law MARCIA CLAIRE PEARSON IMARCI Inter HI IFGIIIC Safety Co Clwm 3 Loch Staff 3 Tulfoo Stoff 3 Plper Stott 2 3 Ed C Iet 3 SC Rep 2 PHILIP CARL PELTONEN IPHILI CSYFTIDGS S I U SC DONALD BRUCE PEMBLE IDONI Eootboll seball Bask al 2 Le mans Cub e Trans Roosevelt I-Irgln School Seattle Wn Sopb GARY LEE PEDERSEN Cross Country 3 Lettermans Club 3 Ternls 2 AmbItIOn Army JANET LEA PEDERSON Inter Shore 2 3 Pep Club 3 Sr Dance Comm In erests Water Sknng I4 i Y. , U ICIT' C . I7 Soo S l 37 C: I Club. se. I7 J, P C ...lsr s5II7lofI' Ci 7 V- -2 l 2 y 7 z 7 . Pp 7 I- , : LD ll 37 HR. Pres. I737 Jr. 2 ue I I1 Pe. I7 7 . .7 I Sh 77 Sk Cl b 2737 Cl b I7 7 . CI b. I7 7 I ur 7 I R I - oy 7 ter- 7 7 ' I I 7 7 .-ID' h' 7 .. . . tic I72737 Spon sb Cl b I727 . Rep. 27 H.R. Pres. 37 Honor Somety I72. 37 Bo I72737 etb I I7 7 tter- I 2737 S.C. Rp, I7 . I Ba 7 737 Sk' b 7 ' 7 Se I I ' ' I I ig I . . c I A 1 er 37 St - c to 37 ' Stf 7 e I S . 7 I y 'er I. I ' 7 tr - rn 7 737 olo o . 737 om C .7 r, o 7 r I Se. 37 Sr. 'I . 1- .ate I 27 Folk , . 7 7 7 3. Tre 7 HR. Pres. 7 B ys ellb - DAN G. RAPLEE-Bowling I,2,3, lnterestsz Commercial Fishing. KRIS ELLEN RAYMOND-H.R. Pres. Ig SC. Rep. lg Jr. Prom Comm. 2, H.R. Sec. 3, Tolo Comm, 3. JAMES MICHAEL REDWINE IMIKEI-Lettermens Club I,2,3g Head Trainer Football 2,3, Head Trainer Baseball 1,25 Piper Staff 3g Home- coming Comm. 3. DONNA LOUISE REED Intramurals I HR Rep 2GC Week 2 H R Sec I Ambition Secretary SCOT MONTGOMERY REEVES Football I 2 3 Gymnastics I 2 3 ck I R I 2 Letterm u CHERILYN EILEEN RENSTROM ICI-IERII Father Daughter 3 Tolo Comm I Ambition Dental Hygienist RICHARD DENTON REUTHER IDICKJ T Ck I 2 3 Drama I 2 3 L t termans Club T23 Senior Week Comm 3 Boys State Rep 2 ANN MARIE REYNOLDS-G C Newspaper I G C Friendship Comm 2 Fircrest Christmas Comm 3 Inter Shore Pub Ch 3 French Club DARLENE ANNE RICE Mother Daughter 3 Father Daughter 3 H R R I Pep and splrll thrive among th JAMES RICHARDS IJIMI Bo s Club C ntry Sk Clu Sr Class Rep ROBERTA LILLIAN ROBERTS-GC Tolo Ch 3 GC Cabinet 3 Sr Prom Comm Annual Statf 3 Jr Prom Comm 2 Tolo Comm I LINDA CARROLL ROBINSON Sr Council Rep Loch Stott 3 Snack Break Comm 3 Tolo Comm 3 TERRENCEL ROLLAND ITERRYI Weight Trainrng I Intermural Volleyball I Inte ests Camping Sports HEATHER KATHLEEN ROSS-Highland Las s 23 Sr Ball Comm Homecoming Comm 3 Invitations Ch 3 Sr Council Re 3 DAVE ARTHUR RUCKERT Cross Country Inspr onaI3 T ck 23 n mural Cross Country 2 3 Lettermen s Club Band SHEILA MAIRE RYAN Orcadlans 23 Brlgadoonl Carnival 2 GC Rep I Tm , H.R.' Pres. I,3g sc. ep. , , ' Adm CI b 1,2,3.l ' I '-' VG f 1 I f I 7 e' II2,3. I ' I I I ep. . O O O C Y I DAVID Limscorr ROBERTS IDAVEI-Track I,2,3: ross Cou I,2,3y i b 3,- . . 7 I I r- sie ,7 . .5 ' W p. . I,2,3, iati 5 ra I, , 7 I ter- 2,3, 1,2,s. ' I WlLLlAM JOHN SAGEN IBILLI-Troffrc Safety Comm. 3 HR. Rep. 25 Boys Club 25 lnreresrsr SporTs5 Trans. Roosevelr High School, Seat- ile, Wm., Jr. LAUREL A. SALO-Faniasiicks 35 Orcaclians 2,35 Carnival 27 Thaiians 35 Jr. Council Rep. 2. LORIN RAY SANDEN-S,C. Rep. 1,35 Snack Break Comm. 35 Sr. Gift Comm. 35 H.R. Pres. 15 l-l.R. Vice. Pres. 2. JAY R. SASNETT-F.T.A. Pub. Co-ch, 35 Sr. Grfr Comm. 35 Ushers 25 Folk Club 35 Band 1. ROBERT H. SAVAGE lSKlRl-Bond 1,35 Lalun Club 15 J.C.L. ly Skl Club 1. GLENDA MAE SAYSELL-Student Assisram, Office 35 Srudem As- sisfonr, PE. 25 G.C. Tolo 15 Volleyball 3. DELORES KAY SCHAB IDEEJ-Soph Class Rep. GC. Pub. Comm. 25 Girls Ch, 25 Carnival 25 Sr. Prom Comm. MILDRED M. SCHAFFLER-Sr. Council5 S.C. Rep. 2,35 Sk: Club 2535 Orcadions 35 Sr. Ball Comm, PAM JEAN SCHARBACH-Student Council Rep, ly H.R. Sec. 15 Or- codians 2,35 Brigadoon 15 Carnival 2. The seniors cheer for the splrit of 65. 'Y-15, ' graduating class C ' FRANCINE SCHLEGEL lFRANCEl-Ad' vonced Cholr 15 Brigadoon 15 S.C. Rep. 25 Traffic Safety Comm. 2,35 Tolo Comm. 3. A r - 4. 5 RON!-.LD W!-YNE SCl'lLElFF IRONI-Ali S'are Chorr 25 Tholrans 15253, Orcodlcns 152,35 Orcadions Pres. 3, Baslrefboll 152 -f', ltr? DONALD E. SCHMOLL-Ski Club T, Boys Club, lnteresfs, Slain g. RESl YVONNE SCHNEIDER-Orcheslra l,2,3, Father-Daughter Sub- Chm. 2,3, ETA. 2,f3, Pep Club 2. DONALD M. SCHROEDER--Boys Club. BEATRICE ELENA SCHUBERT lTrixil-Spanish Club 2,3, Ski Club LEA ANNE SCHULTZ-S.C. 1, Spanish Club 2,3, Tolo Comm. 2 Father-Daughter 2,3, Mother Daughter 2, Jr. Prom Comm. MARC EDWARD SCHWARZMANN+Piper Siaff 2,3, Totioo Slaff 2, German Club 3, Ambition, Teacher. O O I 3.. Friend hip gained throughout the years WARREN KENNETH SHARPE-Debate 2, 3, Inter-Shore 2,3, Co-Chm. 3, French Club Vice-Pres. 2, Pres, 3, Sr, Gift Chnl., Gaelach Lafha 2,3, ALAN JOHN SHERMAN-Boys' Club, Interests. Sports. ARLENE NANCY Sl'-lERWOODilnYer-High Rep. 3, Executive Cabinet 3, Gaelach Lalha Sub.-Chm. 2, Mother-Daughter Sub. Chm. 3, Soiree Sub-Chm. 3. TERRIEE EULALIE SHIMER lTERRlEl- Switchboard Operaror 3, Ambilionz Sec- retary. CHARLENE LYNN SHORTER-Cadet Choir 3, Girls' Club, Sfudeni Assn 3, Trans. Roosevelr Park High School, Fergus Falls, Minn., Sr. l JUDITH RAE SILL l.lUDll-Girls Club, Intramurals 2, Ambition, Typist. ALETHA JANE SIMMONS ll.EAl - Ad- vanced Choir l,2,3, Drama 2,3, Tolo Comm. 3, Father-Daughter 3, l-l.R, Sec. l,3, Class Rep. 3, Ambilion, Nurse. GENE SIMMONS-Boys Club. GREGORY SCOTT SIMMONS lGREGl-- Tennis 2, Yell Leader 3, Basketball 1, F.T.A. 3. Seniors meet to talk and study DOROTHY SMITH--Girls Club. LINDA DOROTHY SMlTHfOrcadians 2,3, Accompanist 1,2,3, Thalians 1,2,3, Girls Quartet 3, Carnival 2, Brigudoon 1. STEPHEN C. SMITI-lfBasketbcll 1,2,3, Jr. Class Vice-Press., H.R. Rep, 3, Co- Chm. Jr. Prom Comm. DARLENE SHARON SMYTHE-Girls Club. CAROLYN GLADYS SOOT-Hostess Comm. 2, Orcodians 12, Carnival 2, D.E.C.A. Pres. 3, H.R. Vice-Pres. 1, Interests: Stenography or Retailing. GERALD KEITH SOUTH IJERRI-Basketball 1,2, FTA. 3, Intramural Basketball 1, Intramural Volleyball 1,2, Interests, Ath- letics, Education. CHRISTOPH MICHAEL SPIELBERG ICHRISI -Inter-Shore 3, SCOPE Publicity 3, Sr. Class Rep., Slci Club, Trans, Walther- RathenaufSchule, Berlin, Ger. ROBERT PAUL STABEROW IBOBI-Football 1,2,3, Track 1,2, H.R. Pres. 2, JUDY EDNA STANFORDfl-lostess Comm. 1,2, Mother-Daughter 2, Candy Stripes 1,2, Sr. Snack Comm. 3, Girl-of Month Comm. 3, KAROL J. STANTORF-Intramurals 1,2, 3, ,Pipe Band 1,2,3, German Club 3, Inter-Shore 2, WILLIAM T. STAPLETON IBILLI-Boys' Club, Interests: Skiing. SHERYL GAYE STEELE ISHERRYI-Drama 2, Inter-Shore 3, Class Rep, 1, G,C, Rep. 3,' Folk Club 3, Pep Club 3. WILLIAM JOHN STEVENSON IBILLI- Wrestltng 1,2, Tennis 1, Ski Club 1,2,3, S.C. Rep. 1. I REBECCA RHEA STEWART IBECKYI-Tolo Co-Chm. 3, Snack Break Comm., Loch Staff 3, G.C. Cabinet 3, H.R. Sec, 2,3, Library Asst. 3, Trans. Great Falls High School Great Falls, Mont. 2. CAROL MAXINE STONACK-Songlecder 3, S.C. Rep. 2, G.C. Rep. 3, Pep Club 2,3, Assembly Comm. 3, Snoclr Breolr Comm. 3. GAIL LEE STONEHOCKER-H.R. Pres. 1, Class Rep. 3, Student Asst. 3, Hostess Comm. 3. Seniors leave the Senror home economrcs students perform an experrment IH observnng chrldren s play school I 4 KATHLEEN JOY STOREY IKATHYJ O I A-I-lui chestra I 2 3 German Club I 2 Student I 1. X st 23 Gtrls Club Ambutnon Re ns tered Nurse JUDITH LOUISE STOVER IJUDYI Mother Daughter Co Chm 3 Mother Daughter I French Club I3 Orcadlans 3 Ambl tron Aarlune Hostess STEVEN PAUL STRABLE ISTEVEI Basket b I 2 3 Track I 2 3 Cross Country 2 erman s Club 2 3 H R P DA RELL ALLEN STREET HR Pres I German lub 3 Intramural Wrestlung 3 Ambrtron College JIM A STRINGER Boys Club Ambutuon Mechanlc JUDITH KAY STUBBLEFIELD IJUDYI Song leader 3 Band I 2 3 Assembly Com , FT SHERRYL SUDDUTH Sr Class Vrce Pres Soph Class Sec, Snack Break Co Chm 3, SC Rep I,2,3 Tolo Pub Chm 2 MICHAEL DAVID SUMMERS IMIKEI Gym nostxcs 1,23 Tennns 2,3 HR Pres 3 Lettermen s Club 2 3 SUSAN NELLE SUMMERS ISUEJ-GC Frnendshlp Comm Chm 2 French Club Sec 3 FTA Htstoruan 2 Bug and Lrttle Snster Comm Sub Chm 3, GC News paper Comm I SYLVIA R SUNDQUIST HR Presl HR Rep 2 SC Rep 2, GC Rep 2 Gnrls Intramurals I 2,3 CAROLYN ANNE SWANBERG Band I,2, 3 Orchestra 2,3 Sk: Club 3 Sr Gift Comm 3 Interests Skung BARRY LINN SWANSON German Club 3, SC Rep 3 Photo Club 2,3 Interests Commercral Art, Photography ,,,,. ,M T O ,W I , Ag J , A ,, ,M pi V is ...ww-... - F- AS'I2'f I .!': Q.- i gy, f ,Q 3 if wr . . , - all , , j , , 1 T Lett ' , 5 . . res. I,3. l R - . . . 5 5 , , 5 -u 3- HR. Sec, I,2,3, . .A. 3. school with preparation for the future CATHY EILENE TOWNSEND Grls CI b Ambition Beautician LINDA ANN KATHRYN TRELOGGEN Of e Asst. 25 . . . NORMA JEAN TREW-G rls Choir 25 Or' cadians 35 Drama 35 Folk Club 3, DEE JEAN UBERTl-G.C, ep. 5 E.T.A. 35 Horor Society lnduction Comm. 35 FTA, Program Comm. 3, Citizenship Comm. 3 B LL Y. UENO tYOSHi4B seball lg Lai u 5 . .. estin 5 Trans, Garfield High Sclo ol5 Seattle, Wm., Soph. STANLEY ALLEN LJLLRlCH lSTANl-Foot ball Manager 2 Traclf Mangger 25 SC. R .2535 TOM FRANK LJNDERHlLL7Orcadians l, 2,35 Brigadoon i Carnival 25 S.C.O.P.E .2,35 S.C. n. Q. BONNlE LEE VAlL7Cornival 25 Mother- D ughter T535 GC. Rep. 35 Tolo Comm. 25 Jr. Prom Comm. BARBARA ANN SWEANY Orcadions 3 Girls Ouartet 3 Sr Scholarship Comm Trans Los Angeles High School Los An es C lif ALLEN TAKACS lALl Football l Wres ing 3 eball RICHARD KENNETH TANGEN lDlCKl Key Club l Jr Classical League Us 2 Wrestling 2 BRUCE BRADLEY TAYLOR Lab Asst l Taioo Co Ecl 3 JAMES EVERETT TAYLOR lJlMl Track l Football Wres in l 2 Drama ALVAH WALES THAYER lALl Band 2 3 Interests Music Electronics GREGORY STEPFEN THIES lGREGl Biol Asst T2 SC Rep T Student l 2 3 Student Mgr Ticket Corps 2 3 MICHAEL JAMES THOMPSON lMIKEl Boys Club Interests Germanics History MARY S TOMCZAK Father Daughter 3 Hostess Comm 3 Pep Club 3 Ta oo Staff 2 CHRlSTlE LEE TOMLINSON lCl'lRlSl Sen Gift Senior Ball HR Pre A Eat r Daughter 3 Comm Chm Light Bulb Sole LEAH MARGUERITE TOOLEY SC Rep u Rep JON B TORGERSON Boys Club Y., The end is the beginning ROBERT VANDERVORTIBOBI SBA Pres 23 Baske a I3 Ba Inte Hg 3 Pres Cou SCOPE 3 JAMES AUSTIN VAN DUSEN IJIMMYI Pres I Gymnastncs 3 Boys u Treas 2 Interests Sports SUSAN IRENE VANHOY ISUSIEI Inter Hugh Pub Chm 3 SCOP: Pub Chm 3 Gaelach Latha Chm 2 Mother Daughter Chm 3 Orcadlans I 23 ROBERT ROY VINJE IBOBI Folk Club 3 Interests Mechanrcs ANN DIJRLAND WACHTER DECA Club Prom omm ass e Spanush Club I 2 Snack Break 3 JEANNE CAROL WAGONER B Ilet n oard I Red Cross I Intramurals I Mother Daughter 3 Snack Break 3 KATHLEEN SUZANNE WAHL IKATHYI G Rep 3 Offnce Asst 2 Ambllon Beautrcran PATRICIA ELIZABETH WARD IPATTII S anush Club 23 Inter Shore 3 ep u 3 olk Club 3 Cass Rep 3 Re 2 ROBERT GEORGE WARRICK IBOBJ Foot ball Tramer 23 Gymnastrcs Trarner 2 Offlcal Basketball Scorekeeper 3 Inter ests Photography PAULA JO WASHBURN C Rep Sr Dance Student Asst 2 School Store A R SHERRY ANN WATSON JCL I2 J Prom Comm Snack Break 3 Grrls Club Class Rep 2 JOHN TUFTS WEBBER Boys Club Inter ests Campmg Frshrng Wo' sf wr MARILYN JEAN WELLS Orcadlans I 2 3 Brlgudoon I Carmval 2 Mother Daugh ter 3 Sr Prom Grrls Club JOHN MARIO WELTY Football I Ambr tuon Navy CHRISTINE WESTON ICHRISI GC Treas F n u I Club 3 Sr Breakfast Ambltron Teacher LUCINDA JEAN WHITE ICINDYI Skt u I2 Ba oo Comm I3 Sr Dance Comm Snack Break 3 CHRISTY LYNN WILLIAMS-SC Rep I 2 Class Rep 2 Sr Dance Comm Chm Tolo Comm 2 Sr Gnft Snack Break 3 DONNA RAE WILSON S Class Pes Exec Cabrnet 3 Commencement Comm Co Chm Sr Ball Sr Dance Snack Break 3 DECA Vrce Pres 3 KATHRIN WINSTON IKATHYI FTA 2 s 3 In r hore I GC Pu I :ty Comm I 2 Homecomrng 3 Jr Prom Comm Pep Club I LESLIE ELLEN WINTERS-Inter Shore 2 3 2 3 Skt Club 2 3 Fat ughter I 3 J CL CANDY LEE WORRELL DECA Club Treas 3 Class Rep 2 H R Sec 3 French Club 2 Interests Interlor Desugn RICHARD WAYNE WRIGHT IDICKI Foot ba I Basketball I23 Ambltuon Col lege Interests Economics Business Ad mlnlstratlon BARBARA ELAINE ZEPER Drama Publicity 3 Homecomlng Comm 3 Commencement Comm 3 Trans Nurnberg Amerucon Hugh School Sr KENNETH MICHAEL ZERAN IKENI Golf I 2 3 Basketball 2 Letterman s Club 2 3 Spanush Club 3 Plper Staff 2 Class Rep R ROBERT ROYCE ZIPP IBOBI Boys Club SC Rep I Wrestlmgl Soccer 23 The Senlor Ball commlttee begrn preparatuons for the bug event In June NOT PICTU RED MARIAN KATHERINE BRASS KE'TH BYALL PATRICK KELLEY CARBARY JOE L CARRICO JEFFREY HARRISON CLOVES WANDA SUE CRAIG WILSON CROMPTON VIVIEN JUNE DAHL GREGORY JOHN FOUQUET GARY M GATES SANDY LEE GERHARDT DAVID FRANCIS GOLDEN RICHARD A HUNT JONI JOHNSON PATRICK CARL LARSON DENNIS RAY LEE SALLY ANN LENTZ JACK WAYNE LIEN DAVE MCNARY STEVE GEORGE MOLITOR GINGER DEE NASON STEVE EDWIN OLSON HOWARD JAMES OWENS JOHN MICHAEL PATRYKUS WALLACE B ROLAND CHARLES E SCOTT MARGARET SMITH KATHLEEN STEWART JOHN CHARLES THOMAS COLLENE JO VERNON DAVID A WALKER LAEL ELIZABETH WILLIAMS VICTOR MICHAEL WILSON lTorch beslde name denotes honor socuetyl 157 I z . . w i 11... ll 7 f , 2 4 ' 2 WILLIAM T. 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