St Martins High School - Samahi Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1970 volume:

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Q ' , .QF ' Q T' 9 19 0 i SMHI St. Martinys Prep Olympia, Washington . ' X , J X-'lg I I 1 -F' 1 L. A A A N M , A n A ' ex:-Lk' -Ll gud z , 6 '. NI -K L fx , ,f ,mf Nm- Q Table of 11 Activities Dedication Page ' 6 Page - 4 6 vs, A-ur . m Sports Page - 22 Contents -..,' '--.....i,,W , '-----. - ,...,....-. s-'ff t. .,- K 4' . 'ft .Q O '-3v SP 1 ' .Q . . t A A T , t ge 3 ' is '.. , t . is-E ,, s im 5 W- s ml. s Classes Faculty Page - 73 Organizations Page ' 121 Page - 56 Dedicated to . . . l ln the four years that the Class of 70 has attended St. Martin's there has been one faceg one constant image that has remained with each member of the class. That image is of Fr. Leonard. Known by some of his better admirers as Beowulf , Father has given all of his time and help to the students he serves. From his enterprises Fr. Leonard has supplied the school with a swimming pool, new candy machines, a paved road to the dorm, and a much expanded snack bar service. Be- sides this, he has given many a senior a knowledge of English that is unequaled anywhere. We have been the stu- dents that have benefited from the 30 years of Father's work, something we should be grateful for. In time, the thoughts and memories of St. Martin's will slip away, but the one person who will be remembered is Fr. Leonard. g 'R Elm ai I' in ,gf1T 'HY-. 5 I I 1 ' rex ... 1 '15 U I , .f . A t',':a ' 'ii gba, QI' 1 hi 5 fi: 1 ' 1 25 M ' - .Q ,K I 2 , ' ' fl I -Ll M. A I 1 V1 W 1 1 '. .5 A, - 'ri' i 9 ii A i 3 v A . ' ', 1 r 2 3 as f 1: ' , an-1 'E Qian, PJ ta A 'L o'4 . 'I 04. ' 'N' :QV 'I 5 ow ' M' gy , V4 Q -K ir... Q iv 1' I ' , -iv I N N . V W .5 Q M , , ,, .V A 8 - J 1 . ,Nl l r I 'A ,J .W aw 1..- hhw ,,, I '47 I uf Q .6 . A t A -I 1 ' ' ,- vm , A, w., Annual. i . 'A , --15 '7' A , A -- f .D . ' ' , - if uvzgseb-J , .V I, 14- ff . ,Q .4 -- , ' A 4k .lvf 1 'ii' , , 1' 'V '7',, -, ,fig U 3 'Q , . ' .. 'I M- k My ' V1 . 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I Pete Xitco putting his skills to work. , ,fin Dave Vernon making the scene at one of the fair's many confectionaries. Tim, Betty, and Rick discuss the situation. x X, .XX X ,M A X Bro. Neal and Bro. Romuald about to examine some exhibits. Beriah Brown sampling some of the fair's culinary arts. 4 . i x , A 5 N. jeff and joe take a spin on the Roller Coaster 'wi 9 - gj QM Ls. ,IL Q Q INF! ga 'i vii .M 5 1 f, 3. 5 ., A , we ff -. . F E 9.5 X img X X Q ,X . 4 P: M, ff 2 x H: f LY L, .. . Q - X22 f - xk 19' 1' Q5 .sq Q f -ff' , x. if x if H71 3,4 . 52, Y 5 il , xi is 2: ef 1 1- ' 4 5-F? L' Z? 1 X Q S 3 QE W Q5 2 5 e I, 5 N E X- . ' 1 ' K V J 4 L 1' ? Q N T x A ylkx L. A I f. ' 5 lx 3' AS fl . If 2 . Y 'fx Q -sf f Q rgyh 'KN T5 x A I K V gm bg 'Ki I 'Wi- '?'QV 1, . 'Q ' Q Q vm ,,, yfgif y- 1 m uwx W ,. .m-.JM 1 Tony Franulovich, who was one of the enthusiastic students who took part in a water balloon fight, which was part of the Fun Day of Homecoming Week. Homecoming Revolves round the Activities. . . Tom Carmichael pauses during his performance on the harmonica during the all school talent show. Hungry Students sampling the pizza at the Senior Pizza Party. Girls and guys mingle at the dinner which preceded the talent show. r P I x ' 'lf'-if ' ...The Game. Queen Betty Lou Ordos with her A few SM students prepare the field for the escort, Dick Lgatherg at the game upcoming Homecoming game. The presentation of the Court to the game crowd. Queen Betty Lou Ordos with King jeff Abram. . . .andthe 1969 Homecoming Court Senior Princess Patty O'Nei11 being escorted by Prince Pat Molohan. junior Princess Mary Berschauer with junior Prince Brad Miller. Left: Freshman Prince and Princess, Jill Walker and Spencer Gomez. Right: Sophomore Prince and Princess, Io Brown and jerry Hammer. Carl Jacobson indulges in a little conversation. ,gina - Q HX xg 2 They didn't tell me I had to weax shoes! Molohan enjoys one of the little Fr. Leonard has his hands full with STUD ROW . pleasures of life. s . 1'2:, .eg . Q S 'Q mg X A 'P 9 N? 4 Q 2 , 5- ...Q m,, l 5 M ,J 1 if f f vw i qv' ::.- , .. Q 1 f I , . f I 1 Xk.. F X Xt E 5 W 4 4 I I . ' S i- X. 2 W 1 V 1 f m 2 ' l A ' A Q 'K K ff E 2 z Bi M: I Q! 1 1' Sail 'E 5 g- h m.ghA f yuxrmnil Q J I X ., T xh h 1 g .U J 5 gQi1QQ1i3s-gffvgfb-iw 2' A , - Q M in , ' In 5 I , 5 E45 A -2 Q id 5 j f 5' Y N I .M X 1 . 1 l 1 lg- Q A K 51 'I , ,Wg 1 ' ,- , f-. :FU mg E W V, RQ ' E -,I 4 fi .Q iii 31,3 Afffzi? E A. Ez 3 Qfllkgh , rw -S' But alas! He isn't exactly the Santa we had ex- pected, but he is OUR Santa. Santa Entertains Oh yes! They have been good. Santa shows off his beautiful voice by singing us a carol, Skating . . Wonder Mother fMcKi.n1eyj to the rescue! and More Skating. . l Danford exclaims, What size are those skates? Sorry about that! The cxowd cries for blood! Kartheiser wins the privilege to shave Mr. Mischel. Finally, the Shave Bidders haggle over the price. rel 1 E KX S e 1 Q 5 X Rob Freshour demonstrates judo for the fathers. Sons Entertain Dads Capt. Harold Feeney receives Central League Cross Country trophy. Qlst placej Ct., Winner of the Most Inspirational Cross Country award is Dave Vernon. 7. .. 1 I , r M. F , ln. Fr. Alfred welcomes the fathers to the Father and Son Banquet- Jeff Abram receiving his Most Inspirational football award. Fathers and their sons look on as athletic awards are presented. .,f, l, U55 ,. ..' x 1X',,4jl.gS .. - : '4.55fK:f '.', ekifaw '-a r f w q,:.,?.:x S I 5 'S r gm k l ig 'x 'D Q ,-.-7 Nqr' 5 . K ,, 1 4 'X Y g x I - V in Q K in-rl tx ' f - T' , ' - .. if X pf 4318 , ,- K L., X X - :'. 'a 9 ' f ' .Q ,112 - -' f ' u. .,-A ' Fi ,b ' x 3, Q u ?-m afia-me- ' , ' ,, 1,-1 U, . .- 4 Q :1 v L- W 1. f N . ' ' T..'xlk,x. 'a':Z'b?. .. . l - -1.-.'Q - :..:-f?'5'f' b - w-- ' m Fw-1-'x--m f 'f wlfi 1 ' 15- 44,-. .' '?f!11:1if'Qg.. , ' - THA-ami ?f?7T-113.115-:. --- r 'Sf far,-,225 - ' .Q - - . ., x,lNi,.--:xv . . r u5,5,,'.s. x V1 if-S -1-Auf... A A U 2:44, 'r 'Q W., vi lf' ' ,I-ff.. , f ' , - .,ff.w,,. , , ., -. ff- f 1 .- xx N . K ' -I r I I r 1 '.'., -',- u -V .K A. ', .I li . gx r AK. F55 Cl 79 ..,. 'Y' 1. 1 wif' K . 1 , we-aims-4 .n.4.4- .' . Y. F5-3. '.v,....f ix'2s.TQF . . , f': T-'f'fav.- ' fl. ? 'Au 4 B. 1 --fx i x 3 2 -4 4 s A1 58 'C-. MR. GENE YERABEK Head Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach MR. TERRY STAYMATES Assistant Football Coach Head Basketball Coach Head Baseball Coach Wrestling Coach Track Coach FR. CONRAD RAUSCI-I Cross Country Coach 24 MR. ROBERT MISCHEL Athletic Director Assistant Football Coach MR. ED MONOI-IAN Assistant Football Coach .1-wig' Steve Vernon Jack Feenev . Bill semm 3rd man V3Y'51tV - 6th man varsity ,- A Ed Coppin 2nd man varsity voted Most Improved Tom Boren 4th man varsity 26 Harold Feeney Team Captain Sth man varsity Dale Williams 7th man vaisity This year the St. Martin's Cross Country team brought back the Central League Championship to Marty's, after a two ear absence ln league competition the y . Ranger team won all their regular season meets. The depth and ability of this year's team is proven by the fact that they tallied the only recorded perfect score Q15 pointsl in Ranger history. At the Central League Meet, held at Dave Vernon lst man varsity voted Most Inspirational South Bend, the Ranger's outran all the competition to take first, with a score of 45 points to sec- ond place Toledo's 54. The Cross Country Varsity consisted of 2 seniors, 4 juniors, and 2 sophomores, making the Rangers a potential strong team next year. Varsity front row: Dave Vernon, Ed Coppin, jack Feeney, back row: Steve Vernon, Tom Boren, Harold Feeney, Dale Williams 27 - 3 Q - 1 Q J- 'YEL gr ikgww if QW an 2 b Sf ai' X -5 V x X so Q. 72, ' '::' , - ' K N i, sa , . x xvfuksx X S5954 'Y X Q xx? WYE if E 'Er ' FRONT ROW: Russell, Mc Cue, McKinley, Abram, Fife, Acuff, Fitzgerald, McGill, P. Miller. BACK ROW: Coach Yerabek, D. Vernon, Emmil, Whestme, Moore, Centioli, Mackenzie, Murray, White, M. Danford, Gibbon, Schade, - A V j .1 :g t ' Q i ,. - . , t I 9 5 '-'- ii- 1 M i i:.: K f sr krih - U , ,, , t 1 e M 1 .Q fl 2 ' SQ if ,J K 4 A ff' f 551, . , 5 if J, is .V -1513 H Em mi -i5A1,,M'iN,2,V 3 V .X . it 1 1 'iii izi Q ,X V . .1 J 1 ,i,i. 'iii i,i, . . , .k.. , . X ,, J. The underrated 1969 Ranger Football squad put together from a winless and graduate- filled team of 1968, proved they were one of the best Ranger teams ever. Finishing the season with a 4-4-1 record. Their record put them in a tie for third place with Tenino, in the East Central League. The squad was made up of ten seniors, seven juniors, and twelve sophomores. 28 a iw QYL- ' h ' A i iwxxppt 5' N i A 'E' 333. Wa V i 3 AK 1 1 M xx' fx A in 4 X Ii 1 Galloway, M. Danford, Coach Monohan, S. Gallagher, Konopaski, Kerr, Graedel, A . Minister, Goss, Fr. Cletus, Bouwer, B. Miller, Coach Staymates. . ' A wife: 'iisilklim ,,5:H:,1- : X. . 1.9-Q 2 -FFQPR 1-5. HI. -fs- - ' -,. . .. .1 4 'WH :Q 5 E 9,5 SH fn, ...i. . K W -' ,-'ii' -Lfgjf L . 'A JS, xe,A6- :Q C-15' 15 iw' 'L'5,' 'H' 'H-'15 ffffi' 'WXETEQ :Evil 25:12 ,- ,..ff,, , We ,. Y ' f. :SV ',.-iii ' . ' I :, Qi -F, .rm 11 - V. ' ' 1 -Mm, sara de- - ,a..liwxf'5l,r if Q :f sau 41 'Q' 1 in .ds ff: ff. la. 1- -3 . - 1 H f- - Q 'le Q MT' - W , C. Y , ,.. 3 ll ff w , K in W - ,gg 'af .agp if Ag .N 35:-' feflai gigs' f may -3221-sgii jfs 4 5 5 7 1 23 : N l ' -' 'E Q? V H' . N?'?:'?' 'AA ga ,TV blk E 71' h'Q,ni3i.!' 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All in all the spirit remained high whether we were winning or losing, proving how great this squad really was. 29 RANGER VARSITY OFFENSE: I.ineman:Fiizge1-ald, Miller, McGill, Mark Danford, Gibbon, McKinley, Schade. Backfieldn Russell, Abram, Galloway, Fife. SM 4' SM 4' SM 'K SM ak SM 1 Si Season Record Laughbon SSM 8. . .21 Charles Wright Yelm XSM 28 . . .21 Orting Tenino XSM 43 . . .24 Eatonville Rochester SM 19 . . .42 O'Dea Laughbon ak League Games Calloway barks out the signals to center, Tony Gibbon. Russell 1427 runs back a kick against Odea. The Odea players wer unsuccesiill in the their frantic attempts to stop him. A year of broken records, tells the whole story about the 1969 team's offense. Coach Gene Yerabek constructed a backfield with such stand- outs as Paul Fife, Jeff Abram, Pat Molohon, Tom Galloway, and Tom White. This unit has to be one of the best the Rangers have ever had. Some of the many new offensive records include, total offense, 3118 yds., total points, 215g total yards in one game, 498. The team with these records lead the League in all offensive departments this year. A great deal of credit for the new records goes to the offensive lineman, the men who work to prepare the way for the ball carriers. When the offense wasn't grinding out yardage, the defense was in the game keeping the oppo- nents from entering our end zone. Jeff Goss, is finally stopped after a lengthly kickoff runback. Four Eatonville defenders sturggle to bring down Jeff Abram just short of the goal line. X, 'N r I 1 , s ii JN jeff Abram- Full back Dennis Acuff- Tackle Paul Fife-Half back Jeff Abram leads the Rangers onto the gridiron. Ranger Pep staff prepares to bring the team out on the field. 32 Sprague Russell- End d Pat Miller- Tackle john Fitzgerald- End Pat McKinley- Guard Charles Wright feels the power of Ranger tackling. K W' ' - ki wi 'asf ng e fm! agkziln ,,, Us W., 5 'S N' X. 1 HEX , V e , 'llll ' ' ,Q, gf k ,Q . . ,,'f 1f,'1VWg':, ve-' Tom McGill-Tackle Dan McCue- Guard 33 Fife sneaks towards another touchdown as a Yelm defender makes a hapless attempt to catch him. Much of the offensive success of the '69 Football team rests on the shoulders of senior half- back Paul Fife. Fife's out- standing job of running kept the Rangers in many games. His fantastic job of running set many individual records, such as: total points, l36g 2nd in the stateg total yds. rushing 2045, a new state record. Because of his performance he received Honorable Mention for All State Team, and was voted lst. Team All Conference. For years to come it will be a goal for many Rangers to break Paul Fife's many records. A Ranger lineman prepares to put away a Rochester linebacker as Fife tears down field. 34 Last minute advice and a cheer send the team onto QN Ran Basketba right: A jubilant team carries their coach into the shower, after securing the league championship. Dave Owens UNANIMOUS ALL LEAGUE HONORS Coach Staymates emphasizing a new strategy. Season Record won- 18 lost-2 SM 55 Toutle Lake 57 O 'Dea 8 5 Toutle Lake 47 O 'Dee 64 Latlghbon 64 Eatonville 78 Roche ster 69 Whiskah 52 Orting 6 1 Tenino 60 Rochester 76 Charles Wright 53 Yelm 69 Eatonville 87 Laughbon 6 1 Orting 57 Tenino 55 Rochester 87 Charles Wright 7 5 Yelm OPP 53 53 78 42 53 55 62 39 47 52 58 48 48 58 62 42 64 50 69 53 v1-, ,W f. -W ...I -. , ,,,,M. wdg 4 -un 53 ., i s Y 3, E rm . , L. g f ' 1' ! -mfg 1 .. .. L 5 ., L , , 1 4 ' I 3 1 'ff' wif -' HP wi! AQ ...- Q -Y- i.- ... +- .... N... -- g Q - -W W- 7 1 .... ..... .4 ' LEAGUE C1-1 MPS Gpponents Find Rangers Hard to Handle F eeney drives for a Ranger basket. ., .,, ,g X A M ,.l,,Lg, ,W 3 if r Swine Y ' ,'5.1fa.,fgf S v,g ,321 2. W Q K N f -qi iQ iq vw! 'am , ,A-e,..A-am:-n wnwwwfsx-awww fc fx r , fvr.12L' K? 'JJ , G MW , if iv in 4 ,. gk 4 W v 1 . ,,'. I if Q gg , Q Q ,. t , . A.1... 1 M.. V la ua , . AS' Y fl K, ,. 'Q is A -S, ff 6' Q tif .:.f 5 f,-4 x'wvga:1 1.-1 -Sims S! 'QQ I unior Varsity Basketball Coach Yerabek led his young team through a fine sea- son. We will see many playing varsity ball in the of these boys next two years. . above: Lucas grabs a rebound. left: Kaminske drives down court. Record Won 9 Lost 11 SM OPP 45 Toutle Lake 40 56 O'Dea 52 36 Toutle Lake 54 23 O'Dea 42 39 Laughbon 11 44 Eatonville 65 40 Orting 43 26 Tenino 51 65 Rochester 59 41 Charles Wright 37 34 Yelm 77 45 Olympia 65 63 Laughbon 30 44 Orting 42 34 Eatonville 66 35 Olympia 54 34 Tenino 43 44 Rochester 45 52 Charles Wright 40 71 Yelm 60 left to right: Graedel, Sliman, P. Hillier, johnson, Meyer, T. Bode, S. Mikita, E. Coppin, S. Vernon, Renggli, Hammer, Moore, Lucas, Kaminske, McCarty. WRE TLING This is the 1970 Varsity Wrestling team, all of these men qualified to go to the League Tournament. fleft to rightl front rowg Whitaker-115, Mark Danford- 148, Mike Danford- 136, Kelleher- 141, Cleaver-130, Floyd- 105, Back Rowg Coach Mischel, Brown-168, Olsen-178, Mayr- 157, Grew-I-Iwt. , Miller- 194. Reco rd SM OPP. 23 Laughbon 23 29 Rochester 25 2 1 Monte sano 3 1 5 Orting 45 14 South Bend 38 2 l Yelm 3 1 13 Elma 39 18 Eatonville 38 17 Tenino 32 21 Raymond 3 1 35 Willapa Valley 25 With only 13 wrestlers turning out, this year's team didn't have the depth to have a winning dual meet season. Coach Mischel wasn't able to put to- gether a full 12 man team for any match during the seasong forfeiting as many as 4 Weight classes. Though the team lacked depth, it contained some outstanding indi- viduals. The Rangers came in 5th in League standings Q but they captured 9th out of 20 schools at the League Tourna- ment. Four men qualified for district, Where the matmen took 10th out of 25 schools. ln state competition the Rangers were llth out of 85 eligible schools. With only 3 seniors on the team, the grapplers should be strong next year. Harry Whitaker - 112 lb. Tom Mayr - 165 lb. Under Manned Ranger Wrestlers Surprise Opponents Mike Grew - Hwt. Dan Olsen 175 lb. Mark Danford - 145 lb. Pat Miller - 191 lb. Pat Kerr - 154 lb. Mike D3-nfofd 133 lb- Greg Cleaver - 127 lb 43 Dan Olsen, 5th at League, 4th at District, Alter- Mark Danford, Sth at League, Participated at District, Honorary Co-Captain, Voted Most Inspirational nate to State State Champion - 136 WT M sm .. cuss! The first State Champion in Saint Ma.rtin'S history was a first year Varsity Wrestler. Mike was undefeated until this year. Mike was impressive throughout the dual meet season. At the League Tournament he progressed to the championship match, but lost by a close decision, As 2nd at League, Mike went to District, but again he lost his championship match. Mike progressed easily to the finals at state, and won his championship match. Mike is one of the few sophomores who have won state championships. He has shown great talent while amassing a 13-5 season. For his outstanding performance Mike was unanimously chosen by his teammates as MOST VALUABLE WRESTLER. l 45 . . .Mike Danford Mike on his way to one of his many wins. Frosh e Varsity Offensive line waits for the snap. SEASON RECORD SM 34 . . . 0 Yelm SM 8 . . . 12 Laughbon SM 2 . . . 20 Charles Wright SM 6 . . . 6 Tenino SM 32 . . . 6 Rochester SM 42 .... 0 Yelm This year's 3-2-l record is the best record the Saint Martin's Freshman Football squad has ever compiled. AWARDS Most Valuable Player: Kevin O'Hollaren Best Blocker: Paul Zech Mr. Hard Nose: Steve Brown Best Defensive Player: Mike Swatsky Best Offensive Player: C. Oxman, S. Gomez 46 , , W Y FRONT ROW: P. Zech, R. Freshour, F. Freedman, B. Scott, M. Kilroy, T. Williams, K. O'Ho1lax-en, M. Dixon, S. Brown, R. Wall, B. Richie. SECOND ROW: S. Grant, Coach Monohan, G. Forrest, G. Stolz, K. Lane, S. Gomez, R. Farster, I. Gallagher, T. Criss, M. Swatsky, D. Ballew, G. Smith, C. Oxman, R. Swift, T. Gunderson, S. McArdle, Fr. Cletus. Cam Oxman running for another big gain. Swift blocks for Gomez. 47 Frosh Basketball W Q , 517.-www-I f neun. A - Q 45 ' - .3 , .V f 4 - f--A 0 M M , ' f:5WS'fk 'S. , k,,,X X ,, ,, ,ir ., 3 , .. . 1-1' gy A -cal 4- W' , V , 'M ' , .. , nf. Ag X f, 1 left to right: Gunderson, Smith, Gomez, Lane, O'Ho1laren, Wells, Scott, Zech, Rosenberger, Criss, Gallagher. SEASONS RECORD SM. 55--Laughbon 13 SM. 47--Hoods Canal 24 SM. 34--Charles Wright 33 SM. 31--Yelm 41 SM. 26--Eatonville 29 SM. 58--Laughbon 46 SM. 43--Eatonville 24 SM. 41--Charles Wright 33 SM. 45--Yelm 47 Paul Zech shoots a layin. Gomez puts another one in. 48 Ken Lane brings the ball downcourt for the Rangers. Frosh Wrestling left to right: lst rowg McCombs, Freedman, Schmitt, Minister, Williams, Achurra, Mabalay, Gere, Kavanaugh, D. Zech. 2nd row, Coach Mischel, Freshour Greisen, Stolz, Gylys, Lieuw, Brown, Hall, Frank, Batura. 3rd rowg Belcher, Andrade, Hughes, Forrester, Legas, Ballew, McArdle. 49 oooer, a Year Round Sport at SM. A w ji -le r s. Varsity seatedg Sullivan. left to rightg Xitco, Siricklett, F. Mackenzie, Achurra, Hess, Mottle, S. Mikita, McCreary, Chao, Ladner, Leathers, A. Mil-iita. 4 Pete Xitco drives the ball towards the goal. 5 O Gary Hess kicks high. Nmvr. v Mr. Hansen confers with Fr. Kieren, while Bill McLain stands by. During the fall and Winter season the Soccer team amassed a 3-8-2 record. During the fall the Ranger team formed a league with some other independent teams. Also, this year a Jayvee team was started to introduce the sport to Freshmen and Sophomores. This season the Soccer team was elevated to a Varsity sport. After three years at S. M. Soccer is here to Mikita Conn-O15 the ban, stay. sl f mf we li! I l tri-, Q A junior Varsity left to right: front row, Radford, Forrest, Scott, Bode, Achurra, Minister, Neff. 2nd row, Livingston, Frank, Lieuw, Brown, Andrade, Rosenberger, Legas, Opgenorth, Fr. Kieren. ' 7 . 3. , , . IQ is . N Q x xx. .x-.A-Q fig., 4 S 5 N 'b . -f- Wg- 3 lu I 'W X ko. ,A 'Ziff f- , -,-4 xl? if. 'ffwfy-5 . , . Q I ' ,ai ff ,- .w ,lffl il... CAZC-HHDPN-ZDPCUBUCD Ranger Pep if Q I Actively Involved in Every Game-Win or Lose Patti Montbroussous, Patty Gilchrist, Leslie I-Iillier, and Queen Mary Pat Garland. Mary Pat Garland Patty Gilchrist Patti Montbroussous M. Petkovits, T. Hanley, C. C. Coppin: Waiting around for the game to start, 55 Leslie Hillier Marty Petkovits frontg Whitaker, Radford, Kilroy, Neff, O'I-lollaren, Pauly, Freedman. Standing, Orkney, Brother Romuald, Danford, Danford, Hammer, Frasier, Graedal, Anderson, Cocker, Minister, McKinley, Jacobsen, Freshour, Olsen, Graisey, Hess, Legas, Miller, Dixon, Nixon. back3Lad11er, Sullivan. Ski Club President . h I d h lf' For 1970 was Q rr1'l 277' O ' n Dan Olsen A ' ff-I Ad ' if O K I , 1 erle e :ff r O kazer f O VT Ski Club A group of Marty's skiers pause before heading up to the slopes. l Bro. Ro. relaxes after a hard rung or did he just wipe out? Bro. heads for the Bunny Slope. - ,ms-V .lr up 4 Miller and Sullivan prepare to start a run. e Sullivan shows off. 4 Student Government Guides the Student Body Officers fLeft to rightj Bill Hillier, Vice-Presidentg jim Smith, Secretaryg Chris Coppin, Treasurerg Bill Sexton, Presidentg Paul Sliman, Assistant Treasurer. Heated discussion? Was that remark off the record? 58 They listen to another point of view. School Activities Coppin thinks up a different argument 11 - ' wg, Student Council Left to right, front row: joe Gallagher, Freshmen Class Representativeg Tom O'Brien, junior Class Representativeg Chris Coppin, Treasurerg Bill Sexton, ASB Presidentg Tom Mayr, Senior Class Representativeg Fr. Cletus, Advisorg fBack Rowy Tim Hanley, junior Class Presidentg Jim Smith, Secretaryg Bill Hillier, ASB Vice-Presidentg Dan McCue, Senior Class Presidentg Ken Lane, Freshmen Class P1-esidemgg Paul Sliman, ASB Assistant- Treasurer, Debaters . . . Masters in Their Field EXPERIENCED DEBATERS: Fr. Nicholas, Marlott, Roberge, Ruhl, Xitco, Murphy, Thibeault, Smith, Butigan, Simpson, Mottle, P. Livingston. UPCOMING DEBATERS: Sullivan, Nash, Jacobsen, Renner, Opgenorth, J. Livingston, Johnson, Grant, R. Swift, Neff. 60 Ken Butigan Pat Livingston 2nd place, Debate 2nd place, Debate 3 tournaments 3 tOH1'I12me1115 With less than half the season over, St. Martin's Debate Team has amassed the best record of any S.M. team in the last ten years. Our debaters have brought numerous trophies home from the tourna- ments. Terry Marlott 2nd place, Debate Lower joe Murphy 3rd place, Extemporaneous Grays Harbor Tournament Columbia Tournament jim Smith 2nd place, Expository - Gonzaga Tournament Pete Xitco 2nd place Debate Lower Columbia Tournament Drama: Develops Skills in Class. . . left to right: sitting, Shine, johnson, Metz. standing, Br. Boniface, Molohan, Crispen, Gibbon, Kane, Smith Konipaski, Williams, Minister, Waite, Marlott, Andrade, Br. Neal. Anderson and Kane going over an important scene. Crispen practices a fight scene with Gibbon. 62 above: Francis displays the Hardin techniquemight: Daryl johnson T and Tony Gibbon in the play Vietnam Christmas . . . .That Prove Useful on Stage above: The guards stand by as a Viet Cong prisoner QA11en Shine, at- tacks an officer. right: Dale Williams stands guard over the prisoners. 63 . 355. Q: fs ' g M fy ,WJ ' L , 25 fifi' F ' il V ' If Iss ' , , 1 f M- 03, i.,q.1,m ff,7 , f,?53if +R' ,fag -WE 1 ,..fwT 3fQ4f ' Q, Q, ' x ggi V ' 1 E I 'gn 1 ' f 1 in 5 I . mkygg. U J I 1 N . . t gl! 3. , 01 faq' I W! - N2 A I ' Xl Q W IQSN gig H ', . -Y Q Y 'ls ,,-.. . 'R K Q I I V Q -H ,Q Y i L-3 A N X 1 I x 1 K MW- I X if N X id'-Q 'f5 A ' A.. ,N ,i1:,:, S V 4 RN J I m . K, , ,Q F 1 , 193- - AA - I-I , if iv W S! - Q f ,gtk AJ 'fs F ' Y .fig h XVI? Wx Jig.. sg I ' ax 1 , j A 2 xy- 1 1 NCQ . 1 4 K , . J - ' -f ,586 E fy: irq., , ,4fg - v , , A A ' ' r if - . -N v Q, X I .,fggjT,1vsf Tr ,SWK 'T N 65 - A. 3 X V x ' 5 I , rl. gi X X ft A ,W . MT' K If .L L , ,Q 1 A -1 XQQ Q A I E F ,ik 404 N--...,,w',,f , IOURNALISM CLASS: lst rowg Renner, Leathers, McGill, Fitzgerald, Cocker, Hanley, Sexton, Schafer. 2nd rowg Hull, McCreary, D. Vernon, Peckovits, Graisey, I-Iillier, S. Vernon, Murphy, Feeney, Inglin, Coppin. 3rd rowg Fr. Cletus, Mayr, Olsen, McKinley, Stricklett, Feeney, Smith, Ybarra, Stricklett, Marlott. above: Yogi typing on the IBM. left: Hanley pre pares to pasteup a headline. 66 f A The Voice of St. IVlartin's Prep . iii! S . Q 'qu ieee y Q x .W . A e , .ef :J ' I f 'X ' 5 e e e . . , '55 Ve -, egg , 1 . 4 1 e g e 1 'M 1' x 1 . . X ' ' 'VSW . A uqr r ' . F553 o N Q . Q -Q' 4 --..-rg S so fb. ' ,L J 11, A gy H., - , M E fl 633 F -f'A1'S 4 S m ' -W- sl: .L , ,-v V Q1 N ,ASN ' in , .f wi e e . SQA - ' H ,A .W Q S s 1:1 . x e 3 1970 Annual Staff: Harold F eeney, Bob Hull, Bill McLain, Tom Mayr. TAFF 1? fmi? B B .5 fj X V' Q ay ., l I fn? :Sain 'll 1133? '. '-SH ix?-fa F' K W th A ' Y b 14 12' 1 ' aigobliggefg thi Stgincan ear Oo representa we' exp ams Bob Hull, head photographer, sorts some sports p1ctureS. 68 The editor tries to get some work done while a photographer bothers him. 334 -ixsiitm ,zirigw -S ff 3'ttfX4gf53 . F335 :Wi P F J Pictorial Coverage of the Harold gets some typing done at 1 A. M. . Years Events Is Provided By p Our School Photographers Photographers: D. Olsen, R.,Hu11, T. Mayr. 69 Dan developing another picture of Leslie. Seminarians left to right Fr. Kieran Ken Lane Kevin Konopaski joe Simpson Joe Farrell Joel Gallagher Steve Gallagher Foreign Students jeff Ladner Saudi Arabia Dan McCue Saudi Arabia Tom Chao Formosa Supot Sumrityanitcha Thailand Harry Lieuw Surinam Honor Roll left to right: Brown, I-Ienke, Sexton, Batura, Marlott, Tilson, F. Mackenzie, Farrell, P. Livingston, J. Livingston, Butigan, Wells, Chao, Roberge, Mayr, Smith. ri'- LCtt6I'1'I16H,S Club front rowg Mayr, Ybarra, Danford, Stmicklett, Fife, Hillier, Owens, Acuff, Molohan, Mikita. 2nd rowg Shine, O'Brien, Feeney, Miller, McGill, Graisy, Graedel, Murray, Danford. 3rd rowg Konapaski, Whetstine, Kerr, Centioli, Mackenzie, Hastings, Grew, Kane. 4th rowg Brown, Coppin, Vernon, Renggli, Schade, White, Vernon, Goss, Williams. Sth rowg Bouwer, Minister, Feeney, Abram, Olsen, Crispen, Gibbon, McKinley, Sexton. Pep Club front rowg Kane, Waite, Stricklett, Owens, Acuff, Molohan, Hillier. 2nd rowg Jacobsen, Whetstine, Olsen, Grew, Anderson. 3rd rowg Danford, Crispen, Gibbon, McKinley. Service Groups left to rightgCentio1i, Danford, Minister, Mikita, Lane. Projectionists left to right Minister Hull Waite Snack Bar Crew Marlott Olsen Hull Fe eney Cocker I-Iillier Graisey Office Boys left to right 0 K Q 'K'- 1. x, . APN .5 ' A 'sg 'P' ' H Q . fu, .Q . ww :S X l 1 O -urg- s .. . NJ .fff . :.,z ,, D - 'ff lx V if: ' lb . Ay' . 'Q ,ai Left to right: Thomas Chao, Class Treasurerg Michael McLain, Secretaryg Danlel McCue, Presidentg Harold Feeney, Vice-President, Thomas Mayr, Representative Four years ago, 66 freshmen entered St. Martin's. This year in a class of 37 graduates, 18 of them are now graduating. Along the way, they have witnessed many changesg new dorms, new faculty, new courses. In years to come, these men will remember the friends they made, as well as the education they received while a student here. 76 Brother Neal Roth O. S. B Class Advisor V 1 Stephen jeffrey Abram 1 Nickname: Larry, Jeffg Age: 185 Port Angeles, Washingtong Entered: junior, Majors: Englishg Activities: Football 3-4, Basketball 3-4, Track 3-4, Ski Club 3-4 M-Club 3-4, Pep Club 4: Ambition: To get out of St. Martin's as gracefully and as quickly as possible., Favorite Pastime: The oppo site sex, and bugging CR2 Q... Dennis james Acuff Nickname: Cuff, Weirrrg Age: 195 Olympia, Washington: Entered: Freshmang Majors: English, Religion, Activities: Baseball 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Football 1- 2-4, Soccer 3, Pep Club 4, M-Club 2, 3,45 Ambition: Not to let Fife know about Patty and l. 3 Favorite Pastime: Tennis and women. 77 Thomas Yuan Chi Chao Nickname: Tom, A-soy Age: 20, Taipei, Formosa, Entered: junior: Majors: Math, Science, Englishg Activities: Soccer 3-4, Ski Club 3, Honor Roll 3-4, Class Treasurer 4. Salutatoriang Ambition: To be rich enough to donate 3 new busses and a smoke shack fmade in Forniosai to St. Martin's. g Favorite Pastinie: judo, photography, soccer, ping pong, and traveling. E Richard Leroy Cocker Nickname: Rickg Age: 175 Auburn, Washington: Entered: Senior: Majors: English, Activities: Ski Club 4, Office Boy 4, journalism 4, Intramurals 4, Ambition: To grow up and become a hermit. 3 Favorite Pastime: Sleeping. 78 i Francis Robert Crispen Nickname: Frank, Hardin, Age: 189 Hardin, Montana, Entered: Sophomore Majors: English, Religion, w atch girls. Activities: Wrestling 2, Football 3, Pep Club 4, S. O. T. 2-3-4 M-Club 2-3-4, Golden Shovel Award 4, Ambition: To join the French Foriegn Legion., Favorite Pastime: Watching girls, keeping Stricklett out of trouble at basketball games, and watching Molohon - of r.tt t v it X '13, ' , +if V ' - Easifix V if Harold E. Feeney Nickname: l-larry, Twister, Bender, Age: 18, Olympia, Washington, Entered: Freshman, Majors: English, Religion, Activities: Student Council 2- 3, A. S. B. Assistant Treasurer 2, A. S. B. Treasurer 3, Class Vice-President 4, Basketball 2- 3-4, Track 1, journalism 4, Cross Country 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, SAMAHI 4, Honor Roll 1- 2-4, M-Club 2-3-45 Ambition: First, to discover a worthwhile ambition, then to strive to reach the best of it while living a life full of peace and happiness., Favorite Pastime: Enjoying lfe. 79 Paul Fedelis Fife Nickname: Pauly, 20003 Age: 18, Seattle, Wasliingtong Entered: Freshman, Majors: English, Religion, A Activities: Glee Club 4, M-Club 3-4, Basketball 1-2,-3-4, Football 3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Track 15 Ambition: To be a professional athlete, Favorite Pastime: Driving the Charger. John Patrick Fitzgerald Nickname: Fitz, Lord Master, Sgt. Fury, Age: 183 Marysville, Washington, Entered: Freshman, Majors: English, Religion, Activities: Football 4, Track 1-2, Soccer 4, Basketball 3, Intra- murals 2- 3-4, journalism 4, Ambition: To take over Fr. Terence's job. 9 Favorite Pastime: To live life with real gusto, and be around good company. 80 joseph E. Graisy Nickname: joeyg Age: 175 Bremerton, Washington: Entered: Freshman: Majors: English, Religion: Activities: Football 1-2, Wrestling 1- 2, Track 1, Soccer 2, 3,4, Ski Club 1-2.-3-4, M-Club 2-3-4, journalism 45 Ambition: To be a radical like Dan McCue. 3 Favorite Pastime: Skiing. William Thomas I-lillier Nickname: Sweet, Secret Squirrelg Age: 185 Olympia, Washington: Entered: Freshman: Majors: Math, English, Religiong Activities: Basketball 1-2-3-4, Cross Country 2-3, Baseball 2, Track 1, M-Club 2- 3-4, Student Council 2-4, Class Representative 2, Class Treasurer 3, A. S. B. Vice-President 4, Pep Club 4, Cheer- leader 4, Honor Roll 1- 2- 3-45 Ambition: To get 25 stars in one seasong Favorite Pastime: Riding in the back of the bus to away games. 81 Robert Harrison Hull Nickname: Mr. Photographer, Flash, Bob, Age: 17, Seattle, Washington, Entered: Freshman, Majors: English, Religion, Activities: Photographer 3-4, journalism 3-4, SAMAHI 3-4, Arrow Staff 3-4, Snack Bar 1- 2-3, Office Boy 4, Track 1, Projectionist 3-4, Print Shop 4, Band 1-2, Head Photographer 4, Ambition: To win an arguement with Fr. Leonard. , Favorite Pastime: Arguing with Fr. Leonard. Carl E. Jacobsen Nickname: Spaceman, Age: 17, Mercer Island, Washington, Entered: junior, Majors: Math, English, Activities: Debate 4, Pep Club 4, Intramurals 3-4, Ski Club 4, Ambition: Psychology, Also to become King of Portugal, Favorite Pastime: Being obnoxious, and going to Eagles. 82 jeffrey E. Ladner Nickname: Spockg Age: 183 Dhahran, Saudi Arabia: Entered: Sophomoreg Majors: English, Math Science, Religion: Activities: Soccer 3-4, Winter Cross Country 2, Ski Club 3-4, M-Club 3-45 Ambition: To see the President who takes the hood off of the American Eagle. 5 Favorite Pastime: Skin Diving, Camping, Tennis. Thomas R. Kane Nickname: B. H. , Tom, Tom Soulg Age: 185 Portland, Oregong Entered: Sophomore: Majors: English, Religiong Activities: Track 3, Pep Club 4, Intramurals 2- 3-4, Wrestling Mgr. 3, Pep Club President 43 Ambition: To marry Sharon and to make something out of myself so that she and the family can be proud of me. 5 Favorite Pastime: Hunting and Fishing, I - 83 Richard M. Leathers Nickname: Dick, Dyke, Marsh, Age: 179 Astoria, Oregon, Entered: Sophomore, Majors: English, Religion, Activities: Soccer 2-3-4, journalism 4, Ambition: To make enough money so that I can retire early and enjoy life. 5 Favorite Pastime: Making sure that john Fitzgerald doesn't blow up the school. I Q if :. ing 15' , 1 fi. f 'N M .M .aa Michael J. Mackenzie Nickname: Topper, Age 185 Olympia, Washingtong Entered: F reshmang Majors: English, Religion, Math, Activities: Wrestling 1-2-3, Football 1, Track 1, Soccer 2-3-4, Journalism 3-4, Drama 3-4, M-Club 3-4, Office Boy 4, Ambition: To enjoy one of Fr. Leonard's English classes., Favorite Pastirne: Sifting the granuals of truth from Kane's tons of BS. 84 Thomas M. Mayrr Nickname: Gumby, Mare, Tom Slug, Age: 18, Aberdeen, Washington: Entered: Freshman, Majors: English, Math, Religion, Activities: Football 1, Winter Cross Country 1- 2, Track 1- 2, Wrestling 3-4, Honor Roll 1- 2- 3-4, SAMAHI Editor 4, Photographer 3-4, Class Treasurer 2, Class Vice-President 3, Class Representative 4, Student Council 4, M-Club 3,4, Valedictorian: Ambition: To see some success come from my enterprises in life. 5 Favorite Pastime: Photography, Wrestling. Wayne Robert McCreary Nickname: Issaquah, Age 175 Lynwood, Washington, Entered: junior, Majors: English, Science, Activities: Intramurals 3, Soccer 3-4, Journalism 4, Debate 3, M-Club 3-4, Ambition: To drink Olympia Brewery dry., Favorite Pastime: Crashing Car, Skipping Studyhall. 85 Daniel G. McCue Nickname: Dan, Dan Camel, Age: 185 Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, Entered: Sophomore, Majors: Math, History, English, Science, Religion, Activities: Football 3-4, Winter Cross Country 2, Ski Club 3, Class President 4, Student Council 4, M-Club 3-4, Honor Roll 2-3-4, Ambition: To lead a life I would want to live again., Favorite Pastime: Scuba diving, outdoor sports, and handicrafts. Thomas M. McGill Nickname: Beast, Chipmunk, Ears, Age: 17, Seattle, Washington, Entered: Freshman, Majors: English, Religion, Math, Activities: Ski Club 2,-3, Football 2-4, Wrestling 1, M-Club 2-4, Track 1, Soccer 3-4, Intramurals Z-3, joumalism 4, Ambition: To r earn enough money to build my castle. 5 Favorite Pastime: Cathy, and listen to the BS in the back of the dorms. , 1 4 86 Michael I. McLain Nickname: Mr, C, Little Peru, Age: 175 Ilo, Peru, Entered: Freshman, Majors: English, Latin, Math, Religion, Activities: Wrestling 1, Track 1, Honor Roll 1- 3-4, Class Secretary 4, Intramurals 2-3-45 Ambition: SUCCESS, to discover where I'm going, to go home once more., Favorite Pastime: I-lassling Sexton, thinking, traveling, and counting money. William P. McKinley Nickname: Mother, Wonder Mother, Age: 173 Bremerton, Washington, Entered: Sophomore, Majors: English, Activities: Football 3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Pep Club 4, S. O. T. 4, journalism 4, Wrestling 2, M- Club 3-4, Snack Bar 2, Ambition: To find a goal in life and to do something worthwhile. 5 Favorite Pastime: Hunting, Skiing, Keeping Abram out of trouble. 87, William R. McLain Nickname: Pugs, Big McLain, Bill, Age: 185 llo, Peru, Entered: Freshman, Majors: Math, Religion, English, Activities: Football 1, Wrestling 3, Honor Roll 2, Winter Cross Country 1, SAMAHI Art Editor 4, Intramurals 2- 3-43 Ambition: To one day take a radio apart, and reassemble it so that it works. 5 Favorite Pastime: Attemping to fix things that l know nothing about Edward Allen Mikita Nickname: Ed, Big Stick, Socks, Age: 17g Olympia, Washington, Entered: Freshman, Majors: Religion, English, History, Activities: Baseball 2- 3-4, Soccer, 2-3-4, M- Club 2- 3-4, SnaCk Bar 2, Honor Roll 3, Football 1, Basketball 1, Track 15 Ambition: To have a successful life. 3 Favorite Pastime: Sports, -as ' i P atri ck Mo lohon Nickname: Packy, Packus, Patty, Age: 18, Olympia, Washington, Entered: Freshman, Majors: English, Religion, Art, Activities: Football 1-4, Track 1, Wrestling 1, Pep Club 4, Class Sgt at Arms 2, Ambition: To retire at 35, live in Spain with a good wife and a good bottle of wine., Favorite Pastime: Drawing and watching football on TV. Patrick A. Miller Nickname: GB, Pat, Age: 185 Nisqually, Washington, Entered: Freshman, Majors: English, Religion, Latin, Activities: Football 1- 2- 3-4, Basketball 1, Honor Roll 1-2,-4, Track 1-Z-3-4, Wrestling 4, journalism 2, M-Club 2-3-45 Ambition To live to see St. Martin's be what it could be, and to see jack Feeney do something for someone without profit. 3 Favorite Pastime: Eating and sleeping. I lan ,,:, if' 89 joseph R. Murphy Nickname: joeg Age: 17, Olympia, Washington, Entered: Freshman, Majors: English, Religion, Activities: Debate 2- 3-4, journalism 3-4, Honor Roll 3-4, Captain erate while attending college. 5 Favorite Pastime: Slooting. Chris B. O 'Bryan Nickname: R. C. A. 5 Age: 185 Olympia, Washington, Entered: Freshman, Majors: English, Religion, Activities: Band 2-3, Ambition: To make it and have a good time trying., Favorite Pastime: Working with electronic equipment. 90 Debate Team 4, Football 1, Track 15 Ambition: To become degen- Daniel P. Olsen Nickname: Montana Dan, Olse, Age: 17, Butte, Montana, Entered: Sophomore, Majors: Math, English, Religion, Science, Activities: Wrestling 2- 3-4, Ski Club 2- 3-4, Ski Club President 4, Pep Club 4, journalism 4, M- Club 3-4, Office Boy 4, Intramurals 2-4, S, O, T. 4, Honor Roll 2- 3-4, Photographer 4, Ambition: To fly commercially, To go to the moon, Not get married, but still have fun. 5 Favorite Pastimes: Skiing Qsnow and watery, Mechanics, the opposite sex, sleeping in, Mr. Hannicks Pre-Cal class. - t -s I 41 Craig Edward Orkney Nickname: Veg, Pretty Pants, Pretty Shoes, Orgy, Age 17, Bellevue, Washington, Entered: Senior, Majors: Math, Activities: Ski Club 4, Pep Club 4, Ski Team 4, Intramurals 4, Ambition: To be, or not to beg that is the question. 5 Favorite Pastimes: Leading Right Guard raid's on Al's room. 91 X . David Jim Owens Nickname: Curly, Steel Wool, Age: 18, Olympia, Washington, Entered: Freshman, Majors: Religion, English, Activities: Football 1, Pep Club 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1, 2, 3,4, M-Club 2-3-4, Class President 2, Student Council 2, Ambition: To get 2059 112 yards in football, and see what Fife says. 5 Favorite Pastime: Guess? Sprague V. Russell Nickname: Muncher, Van Meter, Age: 175 Olympia, Washington: Entered: Freshman, Majors: Religion, English, Activities: Football 1-2-3- 4, Baseball 2-3-4, Wrestling 2, Basketball 1-3, Journalism 4, M-Club, Ambition: To make money young, then get married young. 3 Favorite Pastime: Wearing leans. 92 William Allen Sexton III Nickname: Neck, Gross Bill, W. A. B., Age: 173 Everett, Washington, Entered: Freshman, Majors: English, Math, Religion, Activities: Cross Country 2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-3, Student Council 3-4, Arrow Editor 4, Class Secretary 3, A. S,B, President 4, A. S. B Secretary 3, Honor Roll 1- 2-54, Annual Staff 3, journalism 3-4, President Associated Student Bodies of South- west Washington, Ambition: To help one person understand, another to know love, and a third to appreciate the good things of life, Favorite Pastime: Golf, journalism, and attending Northwest Catholic Press Workshops. 'WI 5, Allen C. Shine Nickname: Al, Fat Albert, Age 17: Longview, Washington: Entered: junior, Majors: Music, English, Activities: Track Mgr. 3, Wrestling Mgr. 4, Band 4, Drama 3-45 Ambition: To become a lawyer. 9 Favorite Pastime: Making rockets or explosives. 93 Michael L. Stricklett Nickname: Strick, Crispy, Age: 185 Olympia, Washington, Entered: Freshman, Majors: English, Religion, Activities: Football 1, Wrestling 1, Track 1, Soccer 2- 3-4, jour- nalism 4, Pep Club 4, Snack Bar 25 Ambition: To drive again!g Favorite Pastime: Soccer, and keeping count of the girls Pat Molohon takes out. Brett P. Sullivan Nickname: Boise, Spud, Age: 18: Boise, Idaho, Entered: Senior, Majors: Math, Englishg Activities: Ski Club 4, Soccer 4, Ski Team 4, Ambition, Grow wings: Favorite Pastime: Skiing, hunting, and fishing. 94 William S. Waite Nickname: Billy Age: 18 Seattle, Washingtong Entered: Sophomoreg Majors: Englishg Activities: Theater Crew 2-3- 4, Projection Crew 2- 3-4, Drama 3-4, Football 3-4, Pep Club 4, Ski Club 2-3-4, M-Club 3-4, Intramurals 23 Ambition: To be happy and successful. 5 Favorite Pastime: Theater work, dramatics, and sleeping. Qgiitit X rx 95 ,. . ' Ni 1 XX . : 'F-, QN3: x X x e by 3 in Ni-?1.'-13'1 Qi'-fr V . t L -. n .U +3,.v,,X inks, V. :SL-fl -Q iviifjfg,-' A AQ' Fa'- . fum- 'xx 1 a x U' -1 A -'fx - , ,mfr- , N.. s.,.- ,Q . - . ...-, Q ' . NW. ' 'V' -,IM 3,51 -y . .:j'1,:i'Q...yw. .4-RL, .U 'N - . 'Y -1:5 wpgy -'L sale? 3294:-.233 LQ -glrfu tv , 1.4. 'Q' M' ..,4 Q 3 it iw Sw, ' .,.-.--Q3-9-ya' 5, f '-5 Lf ,fix ff- ?-ui x-ixx .5 ix 5- lzfzif' '- -- -' L Z M' I f ., .1 'Q 'YYY' f Q-4 s X xx ax V Q-Q xv - -. -HS-' '--Jw 1 ' D K .cv mn: yung., try x ., . x ml su x', ' xl K X 1 'I . X s P X 4 X J x Wx .1 . U N A . A ...QSQQ S 1,'.:fLl'1E:'iA: K TP Q ' F + . wx whigg?T:.: I . grn'sKf:'iQ.2 u . . ,xx N: .-,.,1x,1-in-fngj. ' ,- wifi I-31.1.-Vi' jf ' ig EE-ik-22 Class Advisor: Fr. Cletus The juniors have shown great enthusiasm by taking part in all phases of school activities. They will be the first class to spend all four years in the new dormitory. With excellent students, as Well as good athletes, the class of '7l is ready to enter its senior year. CLASS OFFICERS x Left fo right Vice-President: eBi11 Kelleher President: Tim Hanley Sgt. at Ax-ms: Mike Grew Representative Tom O'Brien Secretary: Terry Martott Treaswer: Sam Knox is ea s ss Wx 4 'F exif? William Andrade San Rafael, Calif. Thomas Boren Olympia, Wash. Beriah Brown Bainbridge Island, Michael Brown Kamiah, Idaho Gregg Buckley Pleasanton, Calif Tom Carmichael Redmond, Wash . Thomas Caulfield Seattle , Wash. Greg Cleaver Seattle, Wash . Wash Qsa1!N':rl 'Wk' 'DM jack Feeney Olympia, Wash . Tony Franulovich Anacortes, Wash . Ski Frix P Thermopolis, Wyo . ! '-an Cris Coppin Enumclaw , Wash. Mark Danford Port Orchard, Wash Dave Demsky Portland, Ore . Rodney Dvorak Tacoma, Wash . Kirk Erickson Tacoma, Wash . Bob Farago Tacoma, Wash. 'Dx John Gillespie Renton, Wash . Martin Gomez Hillsborough, Calif. Geoff Goss Olympia, Wash . ,flh- Dave Henlce Anacortes, Wash . John Hoffman Lacey, Wash . Robert Hulbert Aberdeen Wash. .gl-N., Rich Fuller Olympia , Wash. Steven Gallagher Port Angeles, Wash Tony Gibbon Olympia, Wash . A Mike Grew Tacoma, Wash . Timothy Hanley Seattle, Wash . Ron Hastings Seattle, Wash . SY' Dave Kampp Issaquah, Wash . Nick Kartheiser Columbia Falls, Mont . Bill Kelleher Seattle, Wash. Bill Kennish Lacey, Wash. Sam Knox Pendleton, Ore . Kevin Konopaski Port Angeles, Wash. Steve Inglin Raymond, Wash . Ken Johnson Lacey, Wash . lars Johnson Anchorage , Alaska juniors Will 5-Q-...- a , lwblaa l,,a',. 3 Anchor Lindholm Anacortes, Wash Pat Manza Tacoma , Wash . Terry Marlott Seattle , Wash . Try Anything JM :N 'his WN iz 'mms MW, , , , .. WU? Brad Miller Boise, Idaho Andy Minister Yerington, Nev . Mark Moeser Beaverton, Ore . Mike Moody Bend, Ore . Brian Nelson Anacortes, Wash . Tom O'Brien Olympia, Wash. W, '54- 'S If . K iiifxsiii e ' Q A A 'W , if Fred Oman Martin Petkovits Stephen Reinhardt gg Long Beach, Wash. Seattle, Wash. Lacey, Wash. as 3 N .ma . QE ,. a.,. . 'L BW James Schafer James Seeley James Smith Olympia, Wash. Salem, Oregon Bremerton, Wash. i :,, Mark Spain Jeff Spath Patrick Spurgin Seattle, Wash. Alturas, Calif. Olympia, Wash. 104 mmf-M- .,,.. , K W -N 'fw-ms: .. f . . sw-Q 2- .- ,-as -in '- S ,A, .. I aa fb., John Stricklett Vince Strong James Swift Olympia, Wash. Tacoma, Wash. Lacey, Wash. Steven Swift Lacey, Wash. ,jgpmx Tfvx Paull Taylor Dave Vernon Seattle, Wash. Olympia, Wash Michael Whetstine Dale Williams John Ybarra Everett, Wash. Seattle, Wash. Paul, Idaho President: Secretary: Vice -President: Treasurer: Representative Pete Xitco Pat Livingston Mark Mottle jerry Centioli Max Schade This year's sophomore class contained talented individuals who will contribute greatly to St. Martin's in the next two years. Class Advisor: Fr . Urban 106 Bruce Aamodt Seattle , Wash . ,av 'QV Tracy Alberts Tacoma, Wash . wha QW YW! Bob Allen Olympia , Wash . Jim Almond Poulsbo , Wash. Skip Anderson Lk. Oswego, Ore Tom Bode Moscow , Idaho jeff Bouwer Evanston, Ill . David Brown Olympia, Wash . . Ken Butigan Olympia , Wash . Charles Button Aberdeen, Wash. Richard Carstairs Potlatch, Wash . Edward Coppin Enuznclaw , Wash . Mike Danford Port Orchard, Wash Jordon Dimock Olympia , Wash . wa h Dennis Druffel Spokane, Wash . Sonny Emmil Lk. Stevens, Wash Greg Esposito Camas, Wash . Tom Galloway Seattle, Wash . Cal Graedel Odessa, Wash. Joe Farrell Seattle, Wash . Paul Floyd Lacey , Wash . Dave Frazier Tacoma, Wash . John Gruse Tacoma, Wash . Jerry Hammer Mt . Vernon, Wash . Tim Harrison Astoria, Ore. Gary Hess Seattle, Wash . Paul Hillier Olyinpia, Wash . Daryl Johnson Tacoma, Wash . '73 -4? New- fU'S Bradley Kam Honolulu, Hawaii Bob Kaminske Seattle, Wash. Pat Kerr Seattle, Wash . Pat Livingston Olympia , Wash . Gordon Lucas Tacoma, Wash. Frank Mackenzie Olympia , Wash . james Mahaffey Aberdeen, Wash . jim Meyer Olympia, Wash . Steve Mikita Olympia, Wash . Jerome Moore Portland, Ore . Mark Mottle Seattle, Wash . Tom Mulligan Olympia, Wash . Tim Murray Butte, Montana Dan McCarty Olympia, Wash. .ar 'sf 4'-Qxziur SWK ' 90 Michael Philp Portland , Ore . George Renggli Tacoma, Wash . Richard Roberge Lynnwood , Wash Tony Rowan Everett, Wash . Greg Ruhl Olympia, Wash . Max Schade Olympia, Wash . Ken Nichols Seattle, Wash . Rick Nixon Aberdeen, Wash. Ross Pasquan Juneau, Alaska wqswi' Bruce Schoner Bremerton, Wash joe Simpson Tacoma, Wash. Paul Sliman Boise , Idaho 5 4.-N. mx john Thibeault Kingston , Wash. Bob Vaughan Bremerton, Wash . Steve Vernon Olympia , Wash . jon Webber Tacoma , Wash . Harry Whitaker Snoqualmie, Wash . Tom White Mercer Island, Wash Pete Xitco Seattle, Wash. Scott Yri Olympia , Wash . Stephen Zembrycki Seattle, Wash. 11' Stephen Achurra Bothell, Wash. Elvin Andrade San Rafael, Calif David Ballew Olympia, Wash . R5 lan, x 152 Michael Batura. Gig Harbor, Wash Robert Bode Moscow , Idaho David Boren Olympia , Wash . Stephen Brown Lacey, Wash, Terrence Criss San Francisco, Robert Deichl Billings, Mont. ab.. - new z il- -: . i , Y' ,, X .fha Q x : Q K si -.3 V iv-M T W if W by I . A .. 51, 'YK elk Richard Denny Mercer Island, Wash. Mike Dixon Bainbridge Is. , Wash Robert F arster Olympia , Wash. Gordon Forrest Seattle, Wash . Tim Frank Bellevue, Wash . Fred Freedman Seattle , Wash . Robert Freshour Seattle , Wash . Joe Gallagher Port Angles, Wash. Spencer Gomez Hillsborough , Calif. Sid Grant Pasco, Wash . II6 Qu gf-11 -A+ zuvq' 'isis' s I x Lf- ,. X I 9 ,M w L YL eggs is ' X X Gerry Greisen Centralia, Wash. Tom Gunderson Seattle, Wash . Leo Gylys Olympia, Wash . Jeff Hall Lodi, Calif. jim Huff Olympia, Wash. Bill Hughes Seattle, Wash . Paul johnson Lacey, Wash . Dave Kennish Olympia, Wash . Martin Kilroy Seattle, Wash. Ken Lane Port Angeles, W ash Rick Legas Federal Way, Wash. Harry Lieuw Paramaribo, Surinam Li ,2'LF3 ' '- 'i'f - JN :Yi X 4 f' A'-5' john Livingston Olympia , Wash . John Mabalay Seattle, Wash . Bruce Maddalena Snohomish, Wash. Skip McArd1e Longview , Wash. Tim Minister Yerington, Nevad George Nash Anchorage , Alask Jacob Neff Arlington , Wash . Kevin O' Hollaren Seattle, Wash . Bob Opyenorth Richland, Wash . 2 2. S... :S ' I .- 0? . 'Sm if gf -15,4 5 We . Q I xx 1. .aw 1, X Cameron Oxman Mark Pauly Robson, B. C. Wenatchee, Canada Wash. Earl Radford Robert Raybell Seattle, Wash Olympia, WaSh. Bfian Renner Richie Richard Rggenberger Tacoma, Wash. Seattle, Wash. Renton, Wash, ,oi .I-L -Q...-4' ,gsmwa 1. 3 , v ,A-1 V' an X I , X gk, . William Scott Seattle, Wash. H9 x af H 4. mmap? '2 S Gerald Smith Seattle, Wash . iw 3 Greg Stolz Olympia , Wash . Michael Swatsky Robert Swift Olympia, Wash. Lacey, Wash Donald Tilson Tacoma , Wash . Rodney Wall Bellevue, Wash . Bob Weathers Kent, Wash . Greg Wells Puyallup, Wash . Timothy Williams Seattle , Wash . Paul Zech Olympia , Wash. A Q 27' -J' . u- - - ' . -'- ,, A?-r' fa. ,:'! . -i:g -.aM 1f'g :-- -4' f- ,D ' gf fx' ea',,,L'-.. 4'4'+.f- 1190 , r,f.x- in-1-A '. . A ,'.. I 7,e-JI ,fa A ik., t,P.'f I 1 ' - 'V' . 1 . ', Q I . ., fm- , , N . i-. 'wi if avr., N rl-,ppif -1 . 7- 5 I 1rL x+HA v 7 Y5' 1-' -591' 12' 7'7 'ff 76 Q - - A-f ' , 9 ' . , 4 ' ,,g Q' 1.-4 .l -1 .1---.SV I -ff L: f ff' 4 -r 3. f - ' ff-fz. ,J 1 .9 . lu, 'Q , - - f f ,-,N-lil, . .. 1 . 'A 4 v' -. . -57, , V N h Wiz! .Ld Z' 1'-st . , 1 1. 'O , -,hi IQ. -n I 51 V V ' 1 - K . ' .Ax , Q - '-LL, QV +I ., ' - ' A fww w J +V' .Q . ' b W X. 'Y 1 C I 'U fl j x ' 9 Q M .7 ff N. ff V Q- 1 Xu. I A M 4' Y f' K ' 3 fl b- 1. Av' .. V 1 ff J, 5 ,f i .J -,x N33 ' f A N- -. ' Lg x 'A x 1 fy QLMLA Q if 'L QR 34 Va - V. - Or .+A i,-gm fr 'N' D, kr A X A . Q: 2 '..f 1 - A L A , : , . .....z Faculty of Saint Ma.rtin's Abbey, 1911 FR, TERENCE Vice -Principal Latin Quest For Knowledge ifl QE . Z FR LEONARD Pre fect Engllsh Rel1g1on Latm QLQIQM FR . DAVID Chemistwy Advanced Biology Speech FR, KIERAN Prefect World Geography Typing Religion World History FR, NICHOLAS Algebra Debate Driver Education Caligraphy Typing FR , TIMUT HY French English 125 Religion FR, URBAN Prefect Physics Driver Education Religion Geometry Wd! id N. If Em ,,,,w-w--4-Q BR , BONIFA CE Spanish Engl ish Drama BR, NEAL English Drama 2 5 Q BR , ROMUAID Prefect Printer MR, CORE Piano Music Appreciation Band Glee Club 31+-f .ALJ 5 ik ng MR , HANNICK Geometry Advanced Algebra Pre Calculus MR, MISCHEL Biology Physical Education N37 1. gQa:.as'3m , Q W Li. MR. MONAHAN Recruiting and development 'fn yfier I Q 255 MR . WAGENER English 128 MR, STAYMATES World Problems American History Physical Education Rh MR, YERABEK A1 ebra S Physical Education MRS , TAYLOR Secretary MISS WOLFE Www Nurse ew Students Sophomo res left to rightg Peter Shaton, Martin Durkan, Donald Scharpf, Bill Downs, Tony Busek, George Tobex-. Junior Freshmen frontg Jeff Swope, jim Turner, backg Eugene Love, Grant Ritter, Joe Schmitt, Dan Zach. 130 Supot Sumrityanitcha Mr. George Feeney As property manager at the gym, George takes care of the many needs of our athletic teams. ,Q Mr. gl Mrs. G. Hughes Mr. 81 Mrs P. Olsen Mr. gl Mrs. M. Russell Dr. gl Mrs. 1. Erickson Mr. gl Mrs. R Carmichael Mr. 81 Mrs. R Vernon Mr. 81 Mrs. E Vaughn Mr. 81 Mrs G Centioli Mr. gl Mrs B. Grant Mr. 81 Mrs j. Fife Mr. gl Mrs. C Graedal Mr. gl Mrs. E Radford Mr. 81 Mrs L johnson Mr. 81 Mrs G Miller Mrs. Marion Grew Mr. 8 Mrs. B. Minister Mr. 8 Mrs. H. McGreary Mr. gl Mrs. J. Seeley judge gl Mrs. W. Murray Mr. 81 Mrs M. Knox Mrs. Mary Macon Mr. gl Mrs C. Philp Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Wall Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Opgenorth Mr. 81 Mrs. D. Carstairs Mr. 81 Mrs E. Zembrycki Patrons Mr. gl Mrs. W. Deguire Mr. 81 Mrs. F. Scott Dr. 81 Mrs. D. Tilson Mr. 81 Mrs. H. Gunderson Mrs. J. Swearingin Mr. gl Mrs. E Legas Mr. gl Mrs. J. Whitaker Mr. 81 Mrs. C Williams Mr. 8 Mrs. H McLain Mr. 81Mrs. E Meyer Mr. 8 Mrs. J. White Mr. gl Mrs. A Harrison Mr. 81 Mrs. H Kane Mr. 81 Mrs. P. Freshour Mr. gl Mrs. I. Kilroy Mr. gl Mrs. J. Castonos Mr. 81 Mrs. R Dvorak Mrs. P. Nixon Mr. 81 Mrs. D Lane Mr. gl Mrs. C Buckley Mr. 81 Mrs. E Gibbon Mr. 81 Mrs. M. Mayr Mayr Bros. Mr. Mr. Logging Co . 81 Mrs. T. Galloway gl Mrs. R. Pasquan mmmmg W.: ffiadafxl-5 pu As the editor of this 1970 SAMAHI, I have tried to plan this book so that we could include as much of this school year as possible. lt is impossible to capture all the thoughts and feelings of a school year in a book, but we have tried to- accomplish just that task. This year was started in a new spirit of excellence. In this annual we have tried to portray Saint lVlartin's outstanding exploits in all fields: academic, athletic, and social. In the name of the yearbook staff I would like to thank all those people who made this SAMAHI possible. Especially Bill Sexton whose help was invaluable: Father Cletus Bradley, our advisorg Ken Werner, American Yearbook Representative 9 and Allen Carter, Carter Studio. SAMAHI Editor Thomas Mayr Robert Hull William McLain Harold Feeney 1 4 w I A I V I I 1 . I 1 AMERICAN Yunoox cowlnn U2 as E- 3 4 E, I 3 f 3' 3- 1 -T' .nl I ,. . ,X U 1 '-Q I x 1 x '4 F 4. 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