Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1978 volume:

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S 1 ,1 q n- -1---1. -1 l I 3 - , H E 5 Q 56: .... qi - X. .r ' ' - A x. -x .41.,..1 'x' , ' L, ' ..iQ.,-v- ' A '-l Cr- ' - ' A 1-- -.. 'L.-0 r'. Q Q, g ff? .N X ...WX Z ...W-- 'T' LEFT: Maryann readies herself for a performance. FAR LEFT, Choir: Row 1: B. Hallum, T. Mason, A. Trotter, V. Kurriger, M. Berosh, D. Kirkreit, P. jestice, K. McDaniel, K. Keasby. Row 2: E. Berosh, P. Bones, S. Woods, D. Tebb, Y. Cunha, M. Gianelli, S. jones, W. Ritchie, M. Margclli. Row 3: G. Lawrence, L. Colglazier, S. Williams, R. Tablet, M. Hollenbaugh. Row 4: T. Simpson, T. Blake, S. Mies, P. Rakos, D. Thom, the Count, D. Acheson. TOP LEFT: Mr. Margelli whips his troops into shape. TOP RIGHT, Madrigal Singers: Row 1: Amy Trotter, Phyllis jesticc, Michele Gianclli, Kelly McDaniel. Row 2: Debbie Kirkreit, Mr. Margelli, Dawn Tebb, Paul Rakos, Maryann Berosh, Robin Tabler, Dave Acheson. Missing: jeff Mullen, Chuck Bailey. ABOVE: Girls rehearse during 4th period. 11 J' .L... ! I A E1 t N' H for 'Q' nv- ,Q S? 6 . E 'U ,. Orchestra Excelr to Pefjkcliwz Under the direction of Mr. Joel Westgaard, the Stadium Orchestra performed before appreciative audiences in and around Tacoma. Their music was accepted and enjoyed by young and old alike. The group traveled to Oregon this spring for competition and scored well in all of the events. Members of the Concert and Cadet Bands join with the strings in forming this ensemble. LEFT: Leonard concentrates on difficult piece. BOTTOM LEFT: Don plays for perfection. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. joel West- gaard conducts with perfect form. TOP: Row 1 QL. to RJ: P. jestice, D. Fetrow, G, Brodsack, C. Wall, M, Corns, D. Ferrow, H. Miner. Row 2 QL. to RQ: A. Thorpe, L. Marvin, N. Wohn, L. Adams, K. Lynn, M. Gleva, P, Knapp, D. Duyungan. Row 3 QL. to RJ: G. Gleva, C. Maskell, L. Best, M. Croslantl, T. jones,j. Kawasaki, B. Buchanan, K. Hansen, D. Campbell, J. Nelson, K. Redal, C. Darlington, S. Gorerti, L, Smith, R. Dawes, Row 4 QL. to R.j: R. Andersen, E. Smith, D. Rohar, C. Lambert, R, Brennan. BACK ROW: C. Stenger, S. Lewis, D. Gill, D. Pilant, Rinker, Mr. Westgaard, K. Camper, D. Archer, E. Sellers. 13 European Travelers Return Once again, the Stadium Concert Band had proved to be one of the top bands in the Pacific Northwest, The band returned this summer from a European tour, where they played in several countries. Their first per- formance this year was at the annual Back-to-School night for the parents of students, Over the years the band has consistently scored superior ratings in com- petition, here and abroad. This ycar's group was a bit smaller, but in their performance it proved not to be a handicap. Mr. jack Lloyd remained as director and Drew Pilant was elected Band President. The band is looking forward to a year full of good music and strong competition. all 13. 'GRM sm' 4 , 1 -- viii: 1593 E121 ..... . k x Y 2 3 ,g wus. dw. 'mtv . 'ri t . --agar.. Tilt Pgzf X iv , w g ff r.,, fini, - .4 FAR LEFT: joy and Bev demonstrate perfect embtochure. MIDDLE: The Stadium Concert Band, Row 1 QL. to R.j J. Kawa- saki, B. Buchanan, K, Hansen, D. Miner, A. Bertness, B, Foreman, P, Thmll, K. Redal. Row 2 QL. to RJ: -I. Nelson, D. Campbell, T. jones, S. Goretti, R. Andersen, C. Vlall, E. Smith, H. Miner, D. Ro- har, L. Dodd, T. Gaxiola, D. Kcam,j. Fiorini, D. Fetrow. Row 3 QL, to Rjzj. Ceccarelli, D. Demarest, L. Zimmerman, R, Yamashita, D. Carlisle, L, Smith, B. Barcus, B. Snyder, J. Hayden, N. Morford, R. Rabe, T. jones, M. Crosland, K. Morrison, P. Calbteath, C. Martin, C. Darlington, C. lnmbert, R. Brennan, M. Ceccarelli. Row 4 QL. to RQ: S. lewis, D. Pilant, president, C. Stenger, D. Gill, S. Foreman, D. Elmer, Rinker, Mr. jack Lloyd: director. TOP RIGHT: Mr, Lloyd strives for perfection. 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' ..-,-v ff' ,ff ..p f ., ,.,-f . 1f:w :e,:, 'F wash 1 ' ':':, . s 'Q A KTEVEY7' -.xx N , . Back I0 Bayicf Stadium's English Department strived to pre- pare students for college and jobs through its varied program of literature and composition. The dedicated teachers encouraged their stu- dents to improve and increase their basic and advanced skills. Novels, short stories, plays, and poetry made up a great portion of the reading material. Through these works, knowledge of authors and various kinds of literature were ob- tained. By writing themes, poetry, and stories the students gained experience in creating a style of their own. Through class discussions, the students gained confidence in speaking and self-expression. Their ultimate goal- communi- cation. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Kathleen Densley-Public Speaking, Mass Media, Drama Workshop, English Fundamentals, Drama. UPPER LEFF: Mr, Bud Cairns-Creative Writing, Photography. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Bob Daniel-journalism News Staff, journalism, Basic Communication Skills, News Advertising. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Geraldine Martin- dale-Department Head, English Literature, Basic Communi- cation Skills, Advanced Writing and Research, English Fun- damentals. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Virginia Winsborough-Short Stories and Poetry, Macabre in English, Basic Communication Skills. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Wil- liam Garl-Reading Improvement, Speed Reading. 19 A, IL Vi lic, 1? WW '6.,,' bf W 2 E11 z ' Y 3, 53..nfm:mi?, I X a f A Wai sis, ,M41 , ' : 3- 14 ,if .fy-Q, mas, 5 5,15 W. 5 . 1, + zk,32ffJ1' 2 k'h' -. . H .fp 0 :41 I , ww .. . W f'?.11., - Q-251. 1 - ' K 'Alifaffifzs 'mx 3 2 mf'-arfe 1,81-154EPssa?wf':5f. 1 fffT3f1'w ,:HfMI'ff2.f ffglg ' Q iffy .F . ' , ' 532' l 4 :3i k 1 . ak . x, 6 C3 mr' ., ,....,,, ' f. x FK W ffl -.!.f ,gl . 'qgq ,ak Foam on Commzmizjf An Individual Educational Program is outlined for each student in the Prevocational program. The Prevocational Department at Stadium en- ables students to explore the world of work. They are provided with jobs in the community such as hospitals, stores, and shops. This depart- ment provides individual attention for each stu- dent to be placed in a field on which she or he can best use their talents. 21 Pew and Present Studied Understanding different cultures, life styles, and governments was the center around which the Social Studies Department worked. However, classes in Psychology, Careers, Young Lawyers and Buyer Beware were offered to complete a well-rounded curriculum. These classes not only taught the students a background in his- tory and in social development of the world, but also a knowledge of the past which pro- vided a guide for the future. To accomplish this, students were given a chance to express their opinions and hear the opinions of other students on issues which are pertinent to our society today. 22 LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Dravid L. johnson-Civics, Ancient Rome, U,S. History. American Frontier. LOWER MID- LEFT: Mr. Richard Convert-Psychology, LOWER LEFT: Mr. Irroy Bcndien-Booltroom, U.S. History, Since World War II, Washington State History, Civics. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Robert P. johnson-U.S. History, Twentieth Century Domestic, Military History, World Problems. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Chuck PtolemyfDepartmcnt Head. Young Lawyers, Student Council Advisor, Civics, Buyer Beware. UPPER LEFT: Mr. Dennis Buchholz-Careers. U.S. History, Qrlonial History. UPPER MIDDLE: Mr. jack Coar-World Problems, US. History, Foreign Afihirs. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Ronald Lunceford-U.S. History, American Minorities, US. History, Twentieth Century Domestic. 23 24 asaqw' is M t rim trams: SC U 3 .ie.n.,f, gg W 1 Science Pmmotes Inffeslfzgaztion Because science has come to play such an im- portant part in our society today, students were urged to take an active part in this program and keep informed of the new developments in this field. The staff members seeked to enrich stu- dents with a better understanding of physical, chemical, and biological sciences through a vast basic curriculum. Learning the scientific method was initiated through laboratory work and experimentation. This year the Science De- partment restored the marine aquarium. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Ernest Herigstad-Biology, Zoology. LOWER LEFT: Mr, james Stephen-Biology. UPPER LEFT: Mr. Robert Hardwick-Biology, Botany. UPPER MIDDLE: Mr. john Gosnell-Chemistry. UPPER RIGHT: Mnjay Eastley-Department Head, Physics, Physical Science. 25 Bminesf SZWU65 For Impffotfemem' Complete with the newest equipment and a very knowledgeable staff, the Business Depart- ment was able to create a business-like atmo- sphere as they prepared the students for the world of business. This department taught ev- erything from balancing a checkbook to data processing. It enabled students taking courses such as rypingr shorthand. bookkeeping, and business machines to learn and apply the most modern procedures and laws of making sound business transactions. Also included in the Business Department was Distributive Educa- tion. Running the Bengal Shop. DECA stu- dents gained experience in salesmanship. mar' keting and distribution, r . , :..f -if . RFIEWEEE' wap fi an ,sw it UPPER LEFT: Ms. Ann jnnesfTyping, Office Ma- chines. Clerical Wforksliop. UPPER MIDDLE: Mr. George Engslland-Business Law. Typing. Book- kccping. Business Math. On thc job Training. MIDDLE: Mrs. Rira Gurnard-Typing. Inrroducrion rn Business. Office Procedures. Office Machines. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. 'Iim Salarino-Distributivc Education Om-np. Disrribuzivc Education Prep. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Kris Cournovcr-Typing. Shorthand. Transcription. Annual, LOWER LEFT: Mrs, Mildred johnson-Department Head. Bunk- keeping. Accounting. Typing. Office Filing and Ma- chine Transcription. 27 Forezgn Lamgzzagey Open Wizadowf The Foreign Language Department offered many different alternatives. Students had a choice between SEanish. French, German, Russian and Chinese. Rudiments of the lan- guage were not the only things taught. Cul- tural aspects with native speakers and their country were also explored. The com- bination of these two elements helped stu- dents achieve the well-rounded knowledge necessary to truly understand other peoples. The best philosophy on learning a Foreign Language was best expressed by department head, Senor juan Remos. who said. To learn a foreign language is like opening a window facing a new world. LEFT: Ms. Sharon Beckett-French. TOP MIDDLE: Mr. Earl Goddard-German. Study Hall, FAR LEFT: Mrs. Papita Sarmiento-Spanish. MIDDLE: Mrs. Heidi Gross-French, LOWER LEFT: Mr, Al Stillman-Chinese. Russian. LOXVER RIGHT: Mr, juan Remus-Spanish. Department Head. 29 Students Score - HZlg7fJ6V Knowledge of math is important in todayls so- ciety. In order to meet this need, the Math- ematics Department has been testing new stu- dents in order to find those with a deficiency. Mr. jarmon, Department Head, stated that the sophomore test scores were considerably higher than those of previous years. Forty-nine percent ofthe new students passed compared to thirty- three percent last year, He added that the test' ing conditions had also improved. The math teachers hoped to maintain the continued rise in test scores by emphasizing basic skills in mathematics. There were a variety of math classes with Geometry and Algebra as the basics, and Trigonometry and Calculus for more math- ematical minded students. LOXVER RIGHT: Mr. George Quigley-Basic Math. Al- gebra, Geometry. LOWER MIDDLE: Mr. Max DuBois-Algebra, Geometry, Basic Math. LOWER LEFT: Mr. jerry Woodard-Basic Math. UPPER LEFT: Mr. Mel Chopp-Algebra, Calculus, Electronics. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Run jarmon-Department Head, Geometry, Pre-Calcu- lus, Algebra. H owe M mmgemmf Streyyecz' The Home Economics Department was the source from which many students of both sexes drew valuable knowledge and experience in the field of Home Management. A student taking sewing learned all the skills from hemming to tailoring. Cooking students were challenged with everything from preparing every day meals to Oriental gourmet foods. Learning to cook from scratch and sewing clothes for oneself was valuable for those who wanted to express their individuality and save money, A course in Handcrafts taught students how to embroider on all sorts of fabrics. Marriage and Family Liv- ing. a class where child development, human behavior, and marriage relationships were taught, offered guidance for those who wanted an insight to family life. UPPER RIGHT: Miss Carolyn Blcrke Foods Clothing Art. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Janice Halt Clothing Foods Advanced Clothing. LOWER LFFI' Happy homemakers produce. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Mars bugimoto-Dcpanmen t Head, Handerafts, Marriage and Famils living Oriental Foods, Clothing, E 9 'Q , K si as xmg bh Sefexpafeyrion through Am and Cmfiiv Art is the purest form of self-expression. Stu- dents were encouraged to further their natural talents and interests through creative endeavors. Industrial arts and crafts Curriculums provided sound background material. Arts and crafts, Art Forms from Glass. Wcuod and Metal Shop, Drafting and Pottery were the creative outlets the students had available to them. Everyone was certain to find at least one medium that would satisfy the basic need to create. Through art sales, students had an opportunity to sell their creations, LOXVIER LEFT: Mr. Ralph Packard-Beginning Pottery, Ommmunity-Based Instruction Program. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. john McNeel-Department Head, Drafting, Advanced Drafting, Advanced Crafts. UPPER LEFT: Mt. .lack XVest- lin-Art. Advanced Pottery. Individual Art Workshtxp. UP- PER RIGHT: Mr, Wray' Iiartroft1Metals, Vocational Met- als, Metal Sculpture. LOXYIER RIGHT: Mr. Scott Christensenfwtxmd Vocational. Wlood, Art Forms Glass. Ti 'n'8 N01 fmt Another World During the .977-78 school year, the Wtmrld Staff published fifteen papers for the students and faculty of Stadium. Advisor Robert Daniel summed up the vear's staff by saving that it had a lot of spirit and was willing to try anything to pick up reader interest. Ther added an Arts and Entertainment section to the paper, giving reviews of movies and concerts. This years staff also wrote an Editorial Policy which helped them determine what was publi- shable and what was not. Eric Londgren edited the Wforld first quarter. He commented. I think the paper was high quality all rear long. Even though the staff was small. everybody worked hard and made the Stadium Wtvrld a fine production. Kris Turnlev was editor dur- ing second quarter, and Ross Brennan was the editor third quarter. 34 ABOVE: Top Row: Susan Woods. Linda Seferian. Craig XVarnick. Ross Brennan. john Stenger. Kim Stackpole. Eric Londgren, Dave Baumgardner. Troy XVerdahl. Wlavne Har- ris. Mitch Dunlap. Ken Zajac. Nick Sears. Front Row. Tracy Girolami. Kris Turnlev. Traci Rokct, Faith Doherty, Dusti Demztrest. Terry Mees. Kari I-ledum. NOT PICTURED: Linda Wleinreich and Terry I-lellenkamp. TOP: Winter Quartet Editors: Dusti Demarest. Assistant Sports: Eric Iondgren. Sports: Traci Roket, Feature: Terry Mees. Assis- tant: XVavne'Harris. Photo: Faith Doherty. Assistant Circu- lation: Linda Seferian. Circulation: Kris Turnlev. Editor: Kari Hedum. Ad Manager: john Stenger. Arts and Enter- tainment. MIDDLE RIGHT: Fall Quarter EditorAEric Lon- dgren. LOXYJER RIGHT: Wlinter Quarter EditorfKris Turnlev. ov'- gqfigfvvnagmrwwtwsx Q It .. A Y 191612 5a mump- , ,, qw 'x ABOVE: Wforld Advisor Robert Daniel. TOP: Business Manager-Cathy Gross. UPPER MIDDLE: Fall Quarrcr Staff: Top Row: Ross Brennan, Wayne Harris, Terry Mets, Eric Londgrcn, john Stringer. Front Row: Susan Wocmds, Linda Scferian. Dusri Dcmarest. Traci Roket. Kari Hedum. Kris Turnlcy. LEFT: Spring Quarter Editor-Ross Brennan. NOT PICTURED: Aki johnson, Heidi Koiv, Darrel Ro- har, Michelle Millcrr, Nancy Dcjung. Fizfners M am Goa! In our generation, stress is put on being physi- cally fit more than it ever has been before. A PE, class was one of the basic requirements to be met for graduation. The P.E. classes turned coed this year. This meant that a student was able to sign up and take any course he or she desired. Learning and applying the fundamen- tals of individual and team sports was the main purpose ofthe PE. Department. Physical coordination, hne muscle tone, and good sportsmanship were encouraged through daily classes. The department gave students a chance to build a healthy body and to learn to work as a team. TOP: Mrs. Diana SabtrGirls' Physical Education, Gymnas- tics, Coed Volleyball. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Elva Wil- liams-Girls' Physical Education, Swimming, MIDDLE LEFT' Mr. Bob Hunt-Boys' Physical Education. Weight Training. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Norman Bo- rell-Department Head, Boys' Physical Education, Gymnasf tics. LOXWER LEFT: Mr, Dan Bassett-Student teacher to Mr. Hunt. 36 .ar ,V in ' ir il 3' I E I..- N wr 'ml Q ' 11414 - it ' -witfttiiya 'iff' ' ew-32 . 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The ofhce staff pro- vided an efficient center of communication and information Qu .- Jai MIDDLE LEFT: Mrsjackie FacefPrincipals' Secretary. UP PER RIGHT: Miss 'Iariice Brevik-Activiries Secretary. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Louis Keizer-Counselors' Secre- tary. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Lynn Meyers-Attendance Sec- retary. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Ellanor Brooks-Registrar Sec- remry. 'rs izgagiqgf ,,.,..w' i i '-bi 1 las it. Wing E 55539 3 ki . . . N fi f ' '5.:i.fg.3. .iii 1 iifggg gfif' sg' ,sw 111422: . it- ifff.1, 5i. H 25 i :2' gf -r .15 6 ll --fi - W. . ' . 7 i g 'V' 2 i. I il f-Zi 1 ii-L15 ,fir , Sg fgzg. 3. ii it - 5 J.,.?,f 'ig if.. .i 1 ' 1442 ffpff' 1 , E , ?Zi 5l'2ft 1. '5fff':1EE1 FS? f Q . fu 'ff . 1 K 4 'I I ' ' S 3 Q W Li, X Q: L I ts, if . X .v 5' f gif? QE., fi: s f :swf-gi E, 9351 .1 i Uv I iq X I 5 , a f 2 . , sweet. -f essqvszqygi ggigqzaffvli r:ii?i', iff at V ..f .ws Guidance nlimiied Always available to assist students with class schedules and future plans was the counseling staff. The crew of Eve class counselors spent long hours each day advising and helping stu- dents decide what courses would be most prof- itable for them in the planning of their future. All of the counselors strived to bring to realiza- tion the vastness of coming responsibilities. LEFT: Miss Leone Murray. Test Coordinator. Student Aid Funds, Scholarship Chairman. FAR LEFT: Mr. Al Delzell. Vocational Coordinator, job Registration. UPPER LEFT: Mr. Cordell Christophcixjr. High Liaison Coordinator. UP- PER RIGHT Mr. Erik Redal, Dept. Head, Neighborhood Youth Corps, Summer Counseling Coordinator, Curriculum Representative, Mrs. Helen Feutz, College Counselor, , , .,wg :final i t-- 7 , A if ,tw tQ.af:'?ir:q new tif? ai -i'1:i1Q :SA H f'v'.??. aah ,iw ligifl ,awe gud vs as 1. iv Y 14 2, 1 , -in . Sv QL-' f5,',s.e V3 2. 3 ,,ag4,g5i:f,. agp? lg-tary Q 2: ':. ' if Z6 Princzlimly Stay Bzzqv 42 Mgii? ' Qiiyi 1, Q in :gz2?rf:g .rw .gulf ri! 'Pill sa. . Z3-ffl? iiStadium High School is fortunate in many ways. Unique in architecture, it sits with a beautiful view of the water. The student body is small creating a close-knit atmosphere. But Sta- dium is also fortunate to have three hard-work- ing men making sure things run smoothly. They are Mr. Al Hayes, Mr. John Buffaloe, and Mr, Vern Wheeler, our principals. Their job is not an easy one. They spend much time speak- ing with parents, evaluating teachers and classes, and solving the many problems that face them daily. But despite these time-consuming activities, their doors are always open should any student need their help. We think joy Kawasaki spoke for the majority of Stadium's students when she said, They're great! Mr. Buffaloe and Mr. Wheeler have a new job this year. They use high power Walkie-talkies to keep in touch with each other as they patrol the school and its grounds. This enables them to have constant communication and keeps them from having to search each other out. 43 I , YQ IXIW 2 f , K 'f I HQ, , Q Q f Q I W -mv: If 'K L Crowley, Troy Wcrdalk photographerg Managergi i i Kari I-Iedum, Copy Hansen, Sc- niors editorg Clarita Academics editorg .-'M-f5 Eric Londgren, photographer. . V ,,L ,,L .i , 'L -' pi 1 , W ..Lm.,k . K .,.LL.V f 21 , . Sldff Recalls FRIENDS Throughout the Year This happy-go-lucky group known as the Ta- homa staff, became organized QHAFJ early in the Spring of their junior year. Choosing Friends as their theme, they looked forward to a very creative and bright future. In fact, ev- eryone was extremely optimistic-singing and dancing the days away-until someone told them about deadlines. That's when the crisis hap- pened. Sleepless nights and screams in the dark cast an overall gloom on operations. Their first dead- line, Oct. 15, came very soon, and was met eventually on Nov. 11, Well the second date came, and was missed only by days! It was in these trying times-these dark ages that they managed to recall their theme, and somehow it alone seemed to get them through Cdoughnuts and coffee were very encouraging, howeverj. So before completely giving up all hope, the staff decided to give it one more try. This time they put their hearts into it, and, on December 16g Triumph!! They promptly dropped dead of exhaustion. However, this victory was not re- peated and they were back to normal nowg missing deadlines and all. Fortunately the year ended quickly and on final evaluation, Mrs. Martindale gave the book a C but everyone lived happily ever after anyway so who even gives a darn?YY LEFT: Wayne and Eric pose for the birdie, MOVING UPWARD: Editor in chief-Paul Rakos, Business Manager-janet Hill, Photo Chief-Kris Turnley, Associate Editors-Dianne Lange and Kari Hansen. ABOVE: Mrs. Kris Cournoyer - Fearless Adviser, 45 Cmlle H zghlzgbziv 1. E E my 0 We need mb' look and we find TOP: Escort Ken Tanner congratulates Mary Kay. MIDDLE: Friends and family gather around a jubilant princes. BOTTOM: Host Kris McC0leman looks on as Cynthia Yarborough gives her speech. Also, from left to right are. Mike Huber. Carolyn Hansen, Dave Baum- gardner. Dianne Lange, Mike Thornhill. Karen Meserve, Brian Lynn, Fran Silva, Ken Tanner. Mary Kay Webb. :md Drew Pilant. M4191 Kay Chosen Mary Kay Wfebb enthusiastically represented Stadium during the 1978 Daffodil Festivities. Princess Mary Kay was judged alongside Car- olyn Hansen. Dianne Lange. Karen lX'Ieserve, Fran Silva. and Cynthia Yarbotough. judged on poise. appearance. and speaking ability, the girls spoke on the theme Free Spirit. Mary Kay's impromptu question was XVhat is your imme- diate goal? She answered this by telling of her plans to go to the University of XY!ashington and ultimately enter law. Mary Kay's busy year included classes in charm with the other princesses and many social func- tions and public appearances related to the Daf- fodil Festival, 1978 Dajjidil Princess Mmfy Kay Webb ,, .-J' fx il R QW wifrfiff 'ra x iv W 'W ' 35 fvffv Amee Frank H eacilines 56615071 This ye1ir's Drama department produced and presented the Fall play. The Diary of Anne Funk. Marianne Bichsei played the title role in Ll true story Oi,y'C1lfS spent by ii group ofjews hiding in Amsterdam from Hitler's Nazis. The production. directed by Mrs, Kathi Densley. opened in early March for il successful three-day run. Pictures for the Spring production Bye Bye Birdie were not available nt press time. -ffm. ,wana ,ity ff, FAR LEFT: Krim Glundbcrg and -Iohn Src-ngcr portray' Mr. and Mrs. Van Dann, CENTER LEFT: Director Dcnslcy. BOTTOM LEFT: Margot Frank, Anne Frank. Peter Van Dunn. Mr. Kralcr. Mr. Frank. :md Mt. Dusscl. BOTTOM RIGHT: Margot. Anne. and Pctcr. FAR RIGHT: Pctcr .md his flathct luv: wnrdx. TOP CENTER: Cust and crcw: Row l: B. Brunsdnn. M. Ltdcnbutg. I.. Best. M. Wfnoti. Row 2: C, Groom. G. Nnrdlund. M. Bichscl. G. Sterling. K, Glundbcrg. Standing: NI. Olds. D. Couch. G. Gricnkc. C. Man-r. I.. Stcklc. E, Cornell. S. Wfonds. Afsemblief U nite Studmfy Students wcrc cntcrtninctl iintl informud on fin'- rcnt happenings anti spccizil events ol' tlic year tlitougli assemblies and forums. Some of thc triiclitiongil iisscmlnlius inclutlccl tlic Howdy, Tlizinksgiving. Homecoming. Diitlotlil gintl spir- irt-tl pep iisscmblics. Among tlic more out- stumling forums inclucletl one with miijyoixil C11I1LllLl1lfCS Mike Pgirkci' gintl l.oi'ri1inc Wfojiilin, Otlicrs wcrc tlic cncrgi' crisis. iilwortion :intl thc Air Force Band. Mimi' of tlicsc cduciitiongil to- rums wcrc brought to tlic public by lotiil televi- sion :intl newspaper coverage. s. 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UI wb f w . fi:-x srl' f .1 1 Ae' N 1' I .-a 45 MM? . 4' ff? - A ,V , 1' 53,9 'Qi ,V Y tr, ,jf In hiya, V .. I 4 L' 'A ' Jwr,.1,:.,, ' '6,l'A xl '4'-g .1 , W 'V I Y' fly ,awww ' V , c Y-in ? .1 Q V 13-Q' u '-'By P J, Z E ' , i Ex., 5, 1, J wf-V fx... .- 1., 4, , , V 5 3 A ,, : A ' 43 F . 4, f Ag to 1 , gi Y gr ll J 'ix' fi W Eval f' ' - 4-1- gmf T , Arm., Rf K. 'wiv x .wgiq-1f,,,. J V, , 9, f. M V 1 . 'A , gh ,xx ,f , , , yi' - ' ', , y,,q1. X ,,1. ..:1, f' If . 1 '4 -- -'sf:r,.g, Ag M- Q x 3 A df 5 A , if if fi if Ify .raid we leam bex! from our mzktakex Pep Sldff Displayy Talent The Varsity Pep Staff of 1977-78 was perhaps the most imaginative. innovative and peppiest of squads that Stadium has ever had. They worked hard and spent many hours promoting the spirit Stadium is famous for. Entertaining assemblies was an essential part of this squads charisma. and the many posters. pins. badges, and buttons added to this. Our thanks go to the cheerleaders: Marv Kay Wfebb. Teresa Judie. jan Stone and Andrea Hoffman: to the songleaders: Ruth Yamashita. Rose Stewart. Patti LaRue and Pam Reese: to alternates Tammy Beale and Kathy Finnegan. and to our Tiger. David Acheson, They were gr-r-r-r-reatf 'nm- ABOVE: David Acheson shows his teeth. ABOVE RIGHT: Varsity Pep Staff: FRONT ROXV: Andee jo Hoffman. Teresa Judie: Middle: Mary Kay Webb. Ruth Y1lITl.1Sl1lf3.-Jllfl Stoneg Top: Patti LaRue. Pamela Reese. Rose Stewart. RIGHT: Alternates: Tammy Beale above and Kathi' Karrwl-reel Finnegan. BOTTOM RIGHT: Man' Kay reflects on ll year of winning. 62 0 tgzaf-351 W t 1 S936 a 1 i' 1 -. r - bm: 1: . i:.v.t..a: . biibiaffv zaisgiizijifz' 44349 . f?'i.,'vxgi1. ltaaga fl ' 9534 mf figggg spzm if The Theme The words peppy, energetic. and spirited de- scribe this i'e11r'sjL1nior Varsity Cheerleaders. Through both victory and defeat. these girls maintained their fine spirit and drive ur it's highest caliber. The 1977-78 TV, squad was comprised of Amy Trotter. Kris Londgren. Candy Reynolds and Cindy Liljas. I.l2FT: Spirited Tigers show their pep. MIDDLE: Pep- staff 'Iiclds life. BO'I'l'OlXl' .I.V. Cheerleiirlers Cindy Liljas. Cindy Reynolds. Kris Londgren. Amy Trotter. BELOXV: Patti LaRue shows glee. Behind The Scenes: Ham' WOVk6V5 Coaches, team managers and players are essen- tial in order to have a successful athletic pro- gram. But without organization, nothing can be accomplished. Mr. Tom Medak was respon- sible for the smoothness of the athletic schedule this year. He was in charge of the budget and personnel of the Athletic Contests and A.S.B. cards. We also acknowledge the hard work of Sta- dium's Athletic trainer, Mr. jim Stephens. He was always there to take care of the bones, bruises, and cuts. Our appreciation is extended to both men. BOTTOM: Mr. Tom Meclak-Athletic Director, TOP: Mr. Jim Stephens-Athletic Trainer. 64 Season Shapes U lb The Varsity Football Team started the season with two outstanding victories over Franklin High School of Seattle and Mt. Vernon High School. Their winning record was not as good when the Tigers played City League teams. but the games were played statistically better and the defense was much improved over the years past. The season ended with a 3 win 5 loss record. The third win was against West Bremerton and one of their better played games was against Mt. Tahoma in spite of a loss, Coach Bob Hunt stated, The team was primar- ily made up of juniors and to have really good leadership you need mainly a senior team. That might explain some ofthe leadership problems we had. Mental errors are a problem too, but they are eliminated with experience. The 1977 squad was a very close-knit group and next year's team looks toward a very bright fu- ture. BOTTOM: Donny Spruill burns through, TOP PHOTO: ROW l: R. Urquhart. M. Woodard, A, Whaley, R. Hudson, R. McCane. T. Fuller, C. Young. S. Burdick, M. Ceccarelli. R. Gilyard, B. Petrovich. P. Garnet, R. Moore. S. Brandt, G. Osterhage. ROW 2: M. Orr, M. Sheehy. K. Mimms, R. Steen. Rulackson, G. Dillingham. D. Spruill.j. johnson. T. Medak. K. Stoll, R. Jensen, M. Moore. L. Adams. S. Curry. C. Gilyard. B. Hedin, ROW 3: F. Knee' shaw. B. Hayes, L. VanEycke,j. Robinson, S. Mikema, M. Fitzgerald. M. Andersfon.j. Herrick, M, Prentice, D, Baum- gardner, C. Darmer. B, McColeman, T. Stevens, E. Lauer. R. Ruth. 65 I ABOVE: Greg Osterhage tries for field goal. TOP LEFT: Defensive line ready to charge. TOP RIGHT: Coaches Hunt, Cooverr, and Buchholz discuss game strategy. FAR RIGHT: Osterhage attempts touchdown. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tigers offense is set. RIGHT: Reggie jackson goes back for pass, as Mike Andersen runs interference. 66 1 MW A11 1 , f ,X 'V f. if M , ,J W 'Q' Q' , ff -ff 67 Teams Combine For A Bwghl Future The junior Varsity and Sophomore Football Teams were actually a combined team ending their season with a 4 win 4 loss record. This team was a very solid team working as one, stated Coach jerry Woodard, By the end of the season the Sophomores moved into the junior Varsity Team slots and the junior Var- sity moved into the Varsity positions. The season was really quite good considering that many of the players hadn't played inter- scholastic football before. The team had an abundance of physical strength and next year they will be ready to play a totally successful season! BELOW: Sophomores practice to make perfect. ABOVE: Tiger players wait anxiously during practice. X TOP: FIRST ROW: Tom Fuller, Ken Mimms. Scott Bur- dick, Stan Minkcma. Brad Pctrovich. Marcus Moore. Paul Garnett. Gerald Dillingham, Bob Ruth. Ron Moore. Scott Brandt. Mike Dawson, MIDDLE ROW: Coach Wolvdard. Manager Carlos Gilyard. SECOND ROW: Bob jones. Todd Spain. William Gardner. Rob Shcehy, Dave Bevi5, jim Emmett. john Gillum. Tod TryRmn. jeff Vloodworth. john Lacy, Scott Greg. MIDDLE: Coach Lunceford searches for true identity. LEFT: Head Coach, Mr, Hunt, reflects on Seasfln. i X -Cammy Gram Running. sprinting, and jumping, rlue Stadium Cross Country team turned in line perfor- mances, under the watchful eye of 11 new couch. Mr. jim Ford. Due to renewed interest in run- ning, this yenr's group was larger and included a complete girls' team. Meets were held ur Wriglmr Park and competitors' fields. ,fu 4 R. BELOW: Mike Benrclemphl shows Al Arter and Pierrc West the ropes. BELOW LEFT: Wait Panic, wait! CEN- TER LEFT: Coach Ford takes 11 break. FAR LEFT BOT- TOM: Panic lARue practices for city mtfr. FAR LEFT TOP: TOP ROW: Don Russell, Chris Perry. Tim Brotman. Albert Arter. Pierre Wlest. Mike Beardemphl. Roh Steed. Roh Duyungan. Steve Else, Mark Norwil. Scott Rich, Coach jim Ford. BOTTOM ROXV: Brenda Mcliain, Michelle Mil- lett. Panic LaRue, Ann Neal, Kelly Stoncujan Stone, Heidi Koiv, Gene Miller, Cari Cnmpen, LEFT: jan and Kelly Stone show sibling rivalry. rrtt T Famed Femalef Atop Cizjf The Stadium Girls' tennis team rose to the top ofthe city standings this season by defeating all opponents in league matches, therefore captur- ing the City League Championship. Coached by Mr. Mel Chopp, was a group of ten very tal- ented and enthusiastic girls. Undefeated in sin- gles competition were jean Dillingham and Tracy Girolami: undefeated in doubles were Faith Doherty and Jeannie Oak. The girls are eagerly awaiting the state tournament in the spring as chances look very promising. ABOVE: TOP ROW: Coach Mel Chopp, julie Tennyson, jean Dillingham, jeannie Oak, Dana Hagener, Dusty Demarest. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Rennegjackic Larson. Tracy Girolami, Faith Doherty. Not pictured: Martha Heinrick. TOP LEFT: Faith Doherty prepares for the Iob, TOP CENTER: Coach Chopp. TOP RIGHT: C'mon Martha pleads Dana, CENTER RIGHT: This is my life, grins Jean. BOTTOM: All right you! CENTER: Giro- lami smashes her way to another victory, 1 pi 8010. ups '09-' , N xv i - . ,1- B ' . . ,.,.. . elf? . .0 .A 'a-. 5 fig, 4 M ' ., , '. ..-' -.- V- GI. 5- ' , P-,tw -1.-5 ,. X .-- f - f ,' .. 5, gin- ' -' .--'1, 3'vm' :fm 'r-- ' :'T'. -- QL 'J . -nz A. -1 - ' V. -3- 5 A,. 9J , -. .,5 ' -f', -In -,f I' .. . ,tus .-,. ' ' ..4'.s:vQ. 0: .. ,..,rc'--'f1uS'5V'.f'4 4, Kg' ,, K '. -J' ' -js .5-ns-.-.' x fs-V ' q -W'-'-.,gg'w'.'gf'1'vf 'f'5':'gL.1fhr-f'Vf,,,f , K.-gL.f, u'w.f,f5, Q, . -,' I ,g' ' iii' . , T . E '.' - l,.1'f- 4 'Lj.'P2': L . . ' ' 'L .5 -fi if Goku Swing Info Season Sf.lkhL1IN.N C9wlF'l'u411n haul flxur I'Cl'Lll'I1iI'Ig lut- tvrmcm' Suniurs Im Schuur. luck Rinkcr. Tonx' Cmxmlgm, :xml Hutch Dunlap. Ar thc umc of I'LllWHx.lfiOIl, IYYOLIIN wcru just beginning with XIV XI.1x Dulmix Ui1lChiI1g thc tcgxml Txww ncxx- L-muclw nw thc mum were Hike Viuforc und Dau'- run lk-1'x'111'. The rcnm lookud fAOI'WLll'Li ro Ll prom- INIH-Lf SCJNUU. AISOYIE''l'1gcrn'cwwt't' RICQHI' Cksgulu Duliunx bruxhu up Am hu ruhnlqxxu XIIDIJI.Ii RIGHT Ink Rmkcx' xrurk .u3.1m' RIGHT fm Skl1L1lu1wxx111Qx.l Nm -mc .1-,nw :hc l'.m'- xx,u 74 ,F-.2-I 1.3 ii .1 ra' ., , , :ibn 4441 rw ku ,,-M ,f Mi , h :. 5 a Q Tiger Bowlem Strike Om' With Enibmiafm as I ,I A .1 I .G ,Y t Bowling Club was added to Stadium's list of extra-curricular activities this year. Even though it was a new idea. students showed enough interest to form two boys teams and one girls team: the team captains were Nelson XVohn. Scott Greg. and Debbie Clark. The club had a few fund-raisers to help pay for bowling fees. letters. and awards. Mr. D,L. johnson. the advisor, hopes for a better turnout next year. when the team will be more organized. TOP: Stadium Bowlers: Row 1: D. Clark. N. Rawls. M. Ladenburg. Row 2: G. Furk. S. Gregg. Schmauch. Row 5: B, Harris. G. Brodsnck. N. Wohn, S. Morris. CENTER LEFT: Cuafh Mr. D.I.. Johnson. ABOVE: Nelson Wtdhn exhibits professional form. RIGHT: Lisa George walks confidently away from a strike. Cezgerr Complete Season Wfith onlv tour returnees from last vear's ro ram, . . 8 the Girls Basketball team had to rely primarily on juniors and sophomores, Mr. Quigley. the coach. reels. that with the addition of a 'unior varsirv I . program we are gaining valuable experience which will benefit us next year. Two-year letter winners. Sheila Richison and Ro- salind Ryan. along with one-year letter winner Adrienne Thorp. had provided the leadership for the team. as well as giving Stadium capable re- bounders, Q1 homore Denise Morell. and junior Faith Dogerty. were the scoring ea ers for the Ti- gets. Others who performed are Debbie Osada. Kelly Stone and Leslie Wfittenberg. Captains and inspirational award winners had not yet been selected. TOP CENTER: Adrienne Thorp goes Hur the extra point. UP- PIZR RIGHT: D. Green. K, Stone. A Thorp. R. Ryan. S. Rich- ison. Bones. F. Dohertv. FI. Oak. D. Virgil. I.. Wlittenberg. D. Morell. D. Osada, K. Lynn. K. lohnson. C. Abbott. RIGHT: Team discusses strategy. 76 I X ja. i mx df' mf. ' ,f 'A 1 553145: 11 4 ff I-ax. , .gy 'Rf' Q ,f M yi .H ,A 5 i 1-N E W W ff x ' - 1f a ? 52f ' 1 H! ' Ns -li' , Y 9 f gn , S 4 1 35 4 - S V I, F if V 4 ,K .mc '- f we ' ,.p . X N' , f' fm' ,., , 1-wf 1 W - W 9 an R44 Q. ,Q MN by up ig K' ' X , QQ -. V ,iw X 1633? ix. Q W L, S V S: ' 78 BELOXV: Conch Wluodzlrd and son. CENTER LEFT: Gwil Wfilei' anticipates results nf close finish. BOTTOM: Tiger Swim Tc1mfFrnnt: Wlnodworth. j. Hayden. K. Onrhnur. R, Olson. T. Horn. Middle Rnw: D. Bcvis. K, Humber, R. Ching. C. Bingham. -I. Evans. G. Wlilcy. B. McLcnd. G. Bcvis, B. Snyder. Back Row: G. Glcva. C. Darlington. M. XVuodard. T. Willcox. T. Srcvcns. C. Bull. R. Src-cd. 'C -wi aWa0l'fn Tzger Meffmen Take The Plunge , .- ,, ' F' .1 This yf:1r's swim team was made up mostly of sophomores and juniors, which gives promise for a strong team in the future. This season was Ll time for improving their skills and gaining exa pcrience. Our swimmers were a hard working ag: 4 4 . -L and enthusiastic group. commented Coach 'Ierry Wfoodard. who assisted Head Coach By- ron Stauffcr. LEFT: Stadium diver prepares to battle T-Birds, ABOVE CENTER: Ken Hoober exhibits Olympic style. ABOVE RIGHT: Team captain. Charles Bingham, TOP: Coach Stauffer, Fish Fam M afee Wmfey This year's girls' swim team was a young and inexperienced group with only rhree returning veterans. Even though the scoreboard didn't always seem in our favor. each lady was a winner. By com- peting. she had proven to herself that she had the ability to work hard, set goals for herself, and at the same time be a part of a tcam. Miss jill Miller, a student at Pacific Lutheran University, did a fantastic job in her first year of coaching. TOP: Me? Second? BELOXV LEFT: Kim flies off the block, ISIELOXX1 RIGHT: Miss Miller psyches up the team for the meet against Wilson. BOTTOM LEFT: Airf Air? BOTTOM RIGHT: SITTING: Michele Gianelli, Marye Glcva. Valerie O'Shca. Linda Abicht. SECOND ROW: Gretchen Erhart, Evelyn Sellers, Donn Virgil, Susan Woods. BACK ROXYI: Miss Miller, Kim Srackpolejanice Stewart, Diane Couch. Dianne Lange. Hooprtm Hard- Working This year's Varsity Basketball team gained expe- rience during the season. Wlith four seniors, the team was comprised mainly of juniors, jon jor- don led the squad in scoring and rebounding, Reggie jackson. Russ McHenry and Derek Fletcher all played well as seniors, The team lacked height but was tremendously quick and played a fast break style of ball. They were very competitive throughout the season playing many exciting games. They were coached by Mr. Dennis Buchholz. UPPER RIGHT: ,Ion jordan sinks ir in. FAR RIGHT: Reggie jackson trys for rebound. RIGHT: Greg Osterhage takes the ball down court. ABOVE: Coach Buchholz watches intently, 82 L., Q .... -w ' ,f if , W ffffza. W f ,. new Q, ' 1-55.f,.:j A , -V.k Fffii ' .n,p,ml ' ' , H -fm ,--.. N ' ' 1-www.-fx .,,. M . .,,,,,. M -v-w..,. TOP LEFT: wlnrvis Balilcx' louks for open man. TOP RIGHT: Teddy Prutcr and Reggie jucksnn bring bull down court. LEFT: R. McHenry. D. Scllwcinlcnj. Bai- ley. S. Schuur. .I0l'd1lI1,vI, Hull. R. Ulncksun, T. Przlrcr. D. Flcrchcr. G. Ostcrhngc. 83 f V 'em Are Dedicated The junior Varsity Basketball team was made up of hard working and dedicated players. They were receptive to coaching and worked together well as .1 team. The junior Varsity represented the school well by dis- playing good sportsmanship throughout the season. Coach Leonard Meacham added, that they were a great group of guys and it has been rewarding for him to coach them. ABOVE: Coach Leonard Meacham meditates. RIGHT: Nick Scars bolts down the court. UPPER RIGHT: The l.V. Team: Front Row: Berland. N. Sears. D. Mueller. Mc McKenna. BACK ROXW: F. Fuller. I.. Roberts. E. Smith. Alfredson. 84 i ,. EW, .4.,., iff 7 51. S1 -it Zh KS V ' Q5 M I X min mm mv fr rx . U H lx i l 3 . . .,. ,,.. .mv ' Q. if T PM 3 J - 'T , ..-Lf W z K zM ' Wffi-1'g. I . -QQ Y! YZ-f. .5 .- t ' 2 U vu I ., A , M' MW Eg .-1:1- . V X .1433 Q .f f . T E. ?'4w.iA T i . - 'ru s T i . ' , kg? .gi , , Q ' 5: ' g 5 . ' +I' .L., , W 1. 'T . . -Q lm Ei! 1 ' 5 2 ti nw SOM 'KM , 'fd um: t 4-,A ' 1 . Q, W, . tgs. . .A A V. , ,.z .M nr: f .f i T Lge ' .hw Sopbr Gam E9W67 f67fZC6 The Sophomore Basketball Team. toached by Mr. Norman Bnrell. improved as the sea' son prngrcssul. The team was able to install self-discipline and team loyalty. This season proviilcd the learning and experience neces' sary fbi' junior Varsity and Varsity com- petition. ' I.l2I7l': Carlos Guilvaril sinks one in. BOTTOM: The Snphnmore Tcim: finach Borell, C. Guilyarcl. T. Trvfon. C. Xvarnitk. D. Hopper. A. Arrcr. johnson. D. Wfil' liams. D, Cavanauglm. M. Abc, T. Schuur. yn -Q.. I QA Legg p' ii Q N' QQAT ii ar., ..,r i ., Ti p Matmen Meer Challenge This year's wrestlers were hard working and dedicated. They possessed outstanding ability and selli-contwidence. Good Senior leadership added to the team's success. Coach Bob Hunt credited seniors Pete Krumins. Kent Stoll. Andy Cline. Mario Ceccarelli. and Carl Darmer with being the backbone of the team. Coach Hunt added. This year's wrestlers made up one of the best teams Stadium has ever had. The contributions of the sophomores and juniors will be an asset to the team in the future. The Tiger wrestlers were confident in winning the City Championship Title for the third con- secutive season. This season the Stadium Tigers sent three wres- tlers to the State Championship. Ther' were Phil Ciirolami at IOS. Pete Krumins at 1 ll and Kent Stoll wrestling at 158. Pete Krumins. unde- feated in city league. placed third and Kent Stoll became State Champion. Both wrestlers had a 50-1 record throughout the season. The Tigers took Sth place among 'S teams partici- Pilfllig. TEAM PHOTO: Top Row. Coach Hunt, Advisor Mike Orr. Pat Patterson. Kent Stoll. Stan Minkema. Carl Darmer. Rustx -Iensen. Manager Bruce Hedin. Bottom Row: Mario il'cc.u'elli, Pete Krumins. Andi' Cline. Doug Ives, Mike Thornhill, Scott Rich. Mark Norwil. Not Pictured: Phil Girolami. TOP RIGHT: Mike Thornhill Twists him like a pretrelu and shows him how to wrestle. M ... .. :if 0 xp :ii7!i5i56Wr?3'!fwqefvwkiyr . . , rmwe-Wi::f'1c1.-Emwzrezrfr:L 5. a Q ,MA ,,c, A-'WWF' -f .f7,rf'gfgfs'5,g ..,r A 5.i,.f-I, an I . V Wrestlers Retain Cirgf Title Although the junior Varsity team was not as large as it has been in the past. they worked hard all season and showed steady improve- ment. The team had hopes of remaining unde- feated in City League action for the fourth straight season. The junior Varsity team was coached by Mr. Ron Lunceford. TEAM PHOTO: Dale Cady. Ron Moore. Pat Norwil. Rob Ruth. Steve Smith. Tony Judie. Bruce jean. Tom Fuller. Not Pictured: Brad Perrovich. Ken Mimms, TOP RIGHT: Pat Norwil trys to escape from oppo- nent. MIDDLE: Brad Petrovich listens for whistle. FAR LEFT: Coach Lunceford cxclaims, You'rc going to wrestle without diesel ew., X Shoafm Take Aim XY'ith only one returning shooter, the Ritle Team started the segison with new members. Two seniors and three sophomores made up the team. which was couched by Dorothy Kippie. Ll former Olympic bronze medalist in rillery. The team. lead by top shooter janet Hill. did well and showed promise for the season. TOP l.lll7l': Right to Left: Sem Frnmht-ltl. Dan Trout. Greg Gever. vlunet Hill. lid Cornell take .lim BIIDDLE l.lflfl': Conch Dorothx' Kippie. Come rlowii two ,. MIDDLE RIGHT: Top Row: Dun Trout. Greg Gever. Sum Fromholil. Conch Kippie. Kneeling: -Inner Hill. litl Girnell. LOXVIZR LEI-T: -Inner concentrates in kneeling. LOXVER RIGHT: Fd aims for the bullsere. man' 'f nfl!! Gymmzm Szwirfe For Peffcfion Gymnastics had a change this year as it became a spring season sport, To excel in this popular sport. each member developed the necessary strength and coordination required for his event. Stadium's Gymnasts performed on the parallel bars, rings, horse. horizontal bars, and floor mats. each demonstrating his strength and agility. The team hoped for a prosperous season as the year's competition was practiced for daily, under the direction of Coach Norm Borell. RIGHT: Dave Russell misses the bar. TEAM PICTURE: Back Row: D. Reisinger. S. Dunnigan. T. Dusek, D. Rus- sell. C. Overson. N. Morford. P. Clang, R. Clang, M. Downing. First Row: R, Burch. B. Harris. Alfiche, D. SI0ldS,.l. Schaef. R. Gilynrd. D. Cady. T. Blanch. LOWER RIGHT: Par Clang horses around. LOWER MIDDLE: Darrel Szolas concentrates on form. BELOW: Coach Norm Borell. gnphilif 90 s . , f , . Q bLi lx K . 1 vi. U , 1 vt' u Q .LJ ww-.,, A Wsfe -, -' ' ,ff. . -gk 'xagzirzywiffvw ,A 31 A N 'arzmf wus' 13 Q -W--fl 4 214 . ,Q ,wif if in if . K, li 5. , , r'f . N- ' n'1fb-MT! V'-A 7 v o ' Q, f 1 ' ,S ,, ' ' f A .2 -f., A A , -,. ., b, g .. ' ' W, , .4 -f-7.,,',N 4 x S -b -.l ,,. 1, ,, . , . 1 ,gfyazggg :,,,,,:5: W st. A . ' , A V Wg -gf: wig: 153' rift j ff '-AA '- A U XS' QM., ..,, g 1 qw' :S A ' ,Gif 'Y 1 H ' 1152: ,r1':,f? ', wtf, ' .. 2 5i1 5-1931: -ww: ' 'T '- 1 f . , ,L fag, i Inlereft Sparks Sport Competing against other area teams consisting of up to -IO girls proved to be quite difficult for our seven hopeful Tigers. The team was small in size but big when it came to determination. Three promising soph- omores gave the team their support and will bc hopefully returning next season along with the two harc.l-working juniors of this year. Two en- thusiastic seniors turned out one being the cap- tain and leading scorer. Traci' Girolami. Kathi Densley and jason I.ee's Dianne Pittman coached the girls through their season. Both enjoyed the warmth and friendship evident in each of the girls. ABOVE: Tracy Girolamig captain and lead scorer. TOP RIGHT: -l. Lawrence. I.. Edtlvz bottom row. E. Stoutlc- mire. T. Girolami, D. Swift. T. Judie. R. Adams. ABOVE RIGHT' Coach-Kathi Denslcy. RIGHT The- resa ,Indie masters balance beam. W' K --bf 1 H 'P im M W TOP LEFT: Tiger shows determination and skill. ABOVE: Lynda Eddy shows great form. WW: M, g ,mr 'z ,gmzgm-s . W , ii Q QWZM3 . V L-I ,I 'V Bw' , . fxmumx W X win ul 4? 'x ,,..........Y A-,,...h :av -11,5 ,,--X, , ' 2, x I '37 .Av bi . Xi! 'lang GMES, A 4?M WE 'N QQSQWN 65 9 r ,MQ vw.. . --. f - v TT' f. ., eg., fv- , -i--W, -i f ' ' W, , T., ' if rx H- ' K tt, .' T ax.. ,J i. .iw-'X' ,,. W I, , ' ' . ff . ' lf' Wg,-1, K. s Q. 5 -K wk ' , 4. s ,A - . K 1 M. , 1 ig... f Y W' A Vjfaf f , If cg- ,' 2 - , . -I 'h ., ,K Q SW. wk, ' Q A ax, -L A.. Q . X P .gt ABOVE: Tigers chase their shadows. TOP: Tiger cindcrmcn workout at practice, MIDDLE: Eric Virgil- Leader of the Pack. FAR LEFT: Freezal Fuller strides with case. TEAM PICTURE: Back Row: jeff Alfredson, john Tankiewicz, Frvzezal Fuller,jocl Attaway, Scott Burdick, Eric Virgil. Mike Prentice, john Hcttick. Aki johnson, Coach Catalinich. Front Row: Alan Splinter. Rick Rabc. Carlos Gilyard, Leona ard Adams. Kevin jenkins. Darrin Blakcslc-e, Eric Smith. Steve Tonkin. Stan Minkema, LEFT: Coach jim Catalinich. Baby Ruihr Get The girls' baseball team celebrated its second season this year. In the fall. the girls sponsored a bowl-a-thon in order to raise money for their uniforms. The second fund raiser was a peppe- roni sale in order to buy warm-ups, Many girls have shown an interest for this second year sport. In fact. enough girls turned out so a ju- nior varsity program could be started. Ten non- league games were planned along with the regular city league schedule beginning March 15. Mr. D.L,'Iohnson. coach ofthe slow-pitch team remarked that he was impressed with the cali- ber of girls that have turned out for baseball and their dedication they bring to the field. RIGHT: Her-whar can I stir? BIILOXV: Beekr Berliind tiiuglit in rrrmflnfr picklef Info Fu!! Swing .3 'N ..,,,. .gd if ,Mme 5' ' v J. . . - UPPER LEFT: Go for the gusto Faith Doherty! UPPER RIGHT: Tamie Smith goes to the opposite field. LEFT: Team captains Seniors Denise Russel and Annette Norwil. ABOVE: Team picture: Row 1 fFrom leftj: D. Hutchinson, L, Wittenberg, S. Hall, F. Dohcrtyhl. Oak, S. Hunt, D. Russell. Second tow: T. Smith, G. Wall, D. Mulveygj. Stewart, L. jones, L. Rohar, D. Osada, D. Morell. Third row: D. Laudadio,j. Engebret- sen, T. Gifford, L. Georgehj. Sisk, D. Green, K. Stone, L. Barton, Coach D. L. johnson. 97 C R :- r , M , , . v , 1? A B I TEAM PICTURE: Front Row: M. Howard, L. Esposa, T. Mess, E. Brown, M. Schuur, A. Oak. R. Jindra, Allioud, T Hcllenkamp. Back Row: C. Hellenkamp, N. Sears, E. Knighgj. Ruffner, T. Bumgardnerhl. Durgan, G. Ashburn, J. Barrich, K. Rcisinger, R. Unger, Coach Coovert. FAR RIGHT: Mark Schuur prevents a goal. RIGHT: jeff Dur- gan heads the ball. UPPER RIGHT: Coach Coovcrr dis- msses sn-aregy with rhe team. TOP: Kirk Rcisingcr works toward the goal, ABOVE: Nick Sears chases the ball. 98 xv AA Soccer Self Hzgb Gm! ri W' 1 ,557 - Kr, n Q , Q. Q . ' 5 'Q .5 nhq' Q Q 7 A P V , ty F Q1 L 9 3' ' 1 ' s s ,QQ 4 .-W sr if Q Q t ,S A 2 ' S ' 'K+ S 4.,. Q, .4-H! A in fi 5--lik - --'. I 2. 'wk The Stadium soccer team, coached by Mr. Rick Coovert, ahd a good season in 1978. It is the fourth year that Stadium has had a soccer team. The team was rated at the top ofthe city league mid-season, and had a good chance of going to the state playoffs. Mr. Coovert said ofthe team, There is an even leadership among the players because everyone scores. It's a real team effort this year. Three-year letterwinners, Terry Mees, Rick Unger, Toby Bumgardner, and John Bartich were starters in each game of the season. Senior Terry Hellenkamp was injured mid-season. Senior Terry Hellenkamp was injured mid-season and unable to play for a time. Sweeper jeff Durgan, returning All-City performer, was a key to the team's successful defense. 99 Hitters Steal The Season Stadiums baseball team, coached by Mr. George Quigley. was a city- Don Fuller was injured during mid-season and unable to play in the re- league champion hopeful this year. At the beginning of the season. maining games. jeff Stock and Andy Cline were the teams only three- Mount Tahoma and Wilson were thought to have been the only con- year lettermen and a great asset to the team. jeff Stock. Gordon Proo. tenders for this title, but after a few Stadium games. Stadium was ranked Greg Osterhage, and Chris Martin were All-City hopefuls: another proof among them. Mr. Quigley says ofthe team. They are a talented squad. ofthe team's talent. but young and inexperienced. There's great potential. though. We could be champs. TEAM PICTURE: Backg P. Andrews, G. Osrerhage.j. '4 'V4 Stock, M. Andersen, M. Johnson, B. Hayes, C. Martin, G. Proo. Fronrg V. DeGeeter, D. Fuller, Tryfon, K. Mueller, M. Whitman. A. Cline, J, Treakle. RIGHT: Gordon Proc hits another one. is 1' . I., .4 A Q' Mm . -.,,wKaiu.-f-f'+e'g'f' 4 ' YL- Q- .J ' .Qgfs 4-1 -f-V K' 'W ' 100 t Qi 4 l., . I --'i g. ' '-, fj, ' i A 432,543 . . --f,. W V. . .gy at an, . i A X., , , . ae,-so ,yrs 'Ii - 'Y . ' E 1 'L 24,15 ix K- A ' ...nt ,wr +V 2 r lea- A 'uv' Ja- W Y Nui lx ' LQLN-33-M Q-5:-' .L ' 'fi ii .. K' Q y u 1 A ,. m, , V4 -ii .5:..,. M .., -A v-'WN KN 4 'C TOP: Greg Ostcrhzge wings into action! ABOVE: Mike Wlhitman relays the ball to Grsr base. FAR LEFT. Chris Martin follows through. LEFT: Coach Quigley rells jeff Stock to go home. 101 No. 2 Trier Harder 9- i P-ga Billy 1.30810 aisxiufug aunt num Under the direction of Mr. jerry Woodard, this years'junior Varsity baseball team prepared for the coming seasons with the Varsity team, Prac- tice and determination helped the team towards a successful season. if-L 1 9 f if 'I l r 1 Mu X f , i,a u, - xinuu ,ll 'f V .iv i , ,- , ' -.Y L4 .iv ' ' I Q? ' in .X 'W ' M 1 hu . Ji' , K ff' . ful uf, i Jr ' i a,,.a 3,4 Ni- 'rf ', ' W . is at - L 1 .',M.i-qw ,cw -1 HA, r le-:ww r' 42: 4 ,ts t, .lf-. . A -. df, 'N a pg - riff? nah-0 fir' ..,1.,-,Wg :IM ... , A vQfs1iQ,g.yTg 'f.J' T mv ups 'Inq' ,ut if-flu .Q- ,,,,.,,t:,,.y- J.. , .5 it all-mass 'sta rrrar ip. , me-Y 4'- ...npdlnn-a-. '-, 1, 109' - , K , Q. , fr - V. 14-'s W ' M ..-aw-,,, .,,, . fr.. 5 fi. Q r i A K' . - we , . ' , s-in m',1. .:-J-- . i ' ' 'W ' 9. . , - ' . . D M . ...... W ' ,- M .1 , t ' r 'i -jf'-sms. . .LIC 'r'f- 'V'e .- . V- 1.-if ...mfg J'Y1,.-mf. , A .- ,-.-- 1,-t--faq-Q---j P 1 -w -' nf, . f- it 44- 7 igli I L: i . - E .' - -. 4'i 1b :,,.- -. a A Q -, ,grain , ., fc .,,.,,.i, , K W- at , ,+P , kv I , . . , , , , Q K..-in I. , ':'v3'l 5. . , M t me -'5'.:'?Y4fSfi 'iw-tl -- vig -t .,,:'- er ,,..4'i .,,., ui-up . Q .rc .g' - , .r , --re, ma-anne EW' 'B R O9 Tmffeslem Tread On rw 1 - J ,serve . . ,.k, .N L-efi This vear's girlls track team under the direction of Mr. Robert Hardwick had a successful season. Se- nior Tammy jones, led the team showing her winning ability more than once. Mr. Hardwick in his first year as girls track coach devoted much time and effort to the team. There were many tal- ented people and each put forth one hundred per- cent. W Ns! Top: Girls Track Team Above: Amyjones, Nips Wilson at the wire. Above Left: Sister Tammy does the same. Left: Martha Murray jumps to victory. V 5 ij'.?fTi ' ' ' I ' A gzwl X ,ae s T A ' 2 A T if . ' TP. A ' fi ge .av w':1g1 -I I L I ' b i W xy, tx K ,,.. , ,K If A 7, t 5 pi IL: i fe: ,. , V sr 2 -M J e . V A -M a, 1 7 ' w ' X3 . ' 2 ffm 0 ,4,,...f 8 t T s zz , ,,, :.,iwfW:rf:. 41, Q4 ,Q r.: a - -W- -ff' .tm ,,. . k .Qc ar, 1, .. ., l T aiu '- , .. .. war ,bv My . F, ,ik f , 12 1 ' it , Q3 .1 K 1 12 .A Y F fi u .AA 3 J ,'. 1 A A - Q . . 1 2 , r ' C, ' 4. ,L af iff .84 3: 'gp --J.w,,fr.a4ig A I X ,wfrrgeg ?,:fg 14' 4 41+ f Y'f5' 4, 4' P443 ., 4,..,.. L,,..- A4 Q1 '7 44,4-......... Q , 1' 1- M , X W r 1 wi'- x. iraq, 1 . ,A 1 Q 1 . 4 I 4 f 4 A 1 . 4 1' , 4 v 4 A 4 r A 3 - ' , 4 . M, 4 M il 'Q 4 if fx , ' M34 so gf fi 4 ,-M1 ,, Q 1 5 . 2 x 'WVMW Boys' Tennis' One Tough Team Stadiums Boys' Tennis Team, under the di- rection of Mr. Mel Chopp. played a good season this year. The top players were Ralph Wfelborn. Dave Schweinler, Tal johnson. and Perry Satterlee. The doubles team of Ralph Welhorn and Dave Schweinler did quite well in city competition. Mr, Chopp commented, They are a good team, but the competition is awfully strong in the city league this year. ,,-an.. ' . ........r.,,,b, W afiy 'ful , 1: H' . A, :tc 'iggzcitxfl .'..--:EEKQ A .. r ,gc :I it Y 1 f'57'!THv 5 . C T , 5 : - . .' f-.1 2 l 5 ' ' 1 1 f 1, V f,.f:-' ll Vg r' . 1,4 11 . A 'rr ' 6 , - : ' 2 5 ,v A ' 4 I 5 ' X' ' 4 1 K Y- 1 V 4 I Tal serves up a hot one. TOP CENTER: Perry and Scott work as a team. CENTER: Ralph prepares for serve. BOTTOM CENTER: Schwinler anticipates the serve. ABOVE: Manager Marye Gleva and Coach Mel Chopp. TOP RIGHT: TEAM PICTURE: ROW 1: T. john- son, G. Gleva, johnson, C. Lyons. S. Rich, E. Lauer. ROW 2: Coach Chopp, T. Miller, M. Woodard, Ml. Evans, K. Martin, R. Welborn, D, Schweinler, P. Sat- terlee. Ozfgamizaiiom and together we leam to share szzcceyy 7 1978 Student Council Wa. 4 I -W ' . 1' W ,. -L.-1.4-AM. M .-M .4 , ASA is Y n .mga 4 dv ROW 1:1From lefi: Renee Healy, Karen Meserve, Kristen Stcngcr, Phil Girolami, Pere Kmmins. ROW 3: joy 1 Girolami. ROW 4: Ross Brennan, Craig Warnick, ,Mike Sheila Garde, TocldXEDeV0rc. Lynn -Jacobson, Andrea Bermess, Ci Clarita Grant, Deaf a Friezc, Akira johnson, Wendi' Moore, Tracy Kurt Morrison, Alice em, and Liz Consranrino. V Caanal Gaim Valaable Lesion- Unify, Leacimhgzb Siffessea' To Gnd the hub of activity at Stadium High School, one hadn't very far to look. Room 125 held some 50 student-elect ofHcers which made up the student council during fourth period each day. Activities were the key, and the ex- citement was rampant. Everything from forums and assemblies to contests and dances were al- ways on the agenda. Along with making their year more active and satisfying, the council members probably learned some of the most valuable lessons of their lives. The importance of unity and leadership was practiced by these students in class, and then revealed to others through their lives and actions. A four member council of seniors made up the ASB council. These officers were elected late in their junior year by their class. These combined with the seven senators from each class, the Girls' Club president, and WORLD staff edi- tors, formed agroup of council members high in leadership potential. BELOW: Advisor Mr. Ptolemy, BELOW LEFT: Council in xssion. BOTTOM FROM LEFT: joy Kawasaki: ASB Presia dent, Akira johnsong ASB Vice President, Kurt Morrison: ASB Treasurer, Karen Meserveg ASB Secretary. 5 Qs I 109 '----N .... , ' i Ifffgiwwaaawfi ,Q--: y Sm.cz?um'5 Student Council Woman az Fm! Gong Shawl This year the student council put their heads together and came up with the best brainstorm in years. The first Gong Show to be held was a smash success in Wfintertime at the Castle. Seniors Mark Olds won first place with his Sibulous mime act . . . Other acts included Seniors Kelly McDaniel and Kevin Carlson as a guitar-and-dummy combo, and other singing ensembles and solos. Another successful student council activity was the sponsoring ofa blood donation day. The school became involved and many students gave blood that day. Also later in the year Castle prin- cipal Albert Hayes underwent open heart surgery. Again. students will- ingly gave a little of themselves out of loyalty and love for their principal. Above Gordon Proo is shown giving blood for Mr, Hayes. 110 Cbeffmen Make M we Stadium's chess team. under the guidance of Mr. Ronald jarmon, had a fairly good season this year. During the last week in February the team travelled to Everett to participate in the Stare Championship. Out of approxi- mately thirty teams, Stadium placed elev- enth. Mr, jarmon said of their performance, I think as individuals, each player did very Well. The team was made up primarily ofjuniors. Doug Ives was the only Senior on the team this year. Doug was one of my best players. I really hate to lose him, commented Mr. jarmon. Stadium should be expecially proud ofjunior Eric Tangborn. Out of eight final- ists in this year's State Championship, Eric tied for first with Victor Pupols and is now the co-state champion, 'tuna ABOVE Team members john Evans Bob Allen Eric Tangborn, Tim Brotman, Mike Woods. BOTTOM LEFT: Coach armon CENTER LEFT Mike thinks things out TOP LEFT: Eric Tangborn and Doug Ives at battle. ll N 1- NA. ,., ,.. L,-fe Wg' ll' ff' :if ,, ,,,,..f- ,.,,e A'P'.4,,.,..-v- ...ff- r-,,,. ,,,.-M' ...-ir, ,,.,.--5- w,.,,,,..- ,LM .I Hmm' Society: Gazer! Speakers, SCf70!d7 5h4D5, and Blackboardr The Honor Society was very active this year. In addition to sponsoring several bake sales and blackboard washes, the club also had a very success- ful garage sale in May. The money which Honor Society earns in these is given each june to deserving students in the form of two scholarships. Besides raising money, Honor Society also sponsored several school--wide activities, including group discussions on state government and the fu- ture trends in our educational system, and a student forum on child abuse in the winter. pure- '-' 112 BELOXYI: Vice Presidentg Kurt Morrison, Treasurer: janet Hill, Secretary: Robin Tabler, Presidentg Phyllis jestice. BOTTOM LEFT: President Phyllisjesrice finds better things to do than prwide over meetings. CENTER LEFT: Honor Society girls get ready for the Big Boardwash Bash, TOP: Honor Societyg Row 13 K. Plaehn, S. Gadre, P. jesrice, M. Gruma bles, R. Tablet,-I. Hill. Row 23 L. Fromader, K. Lynn, T. Girolami,j. Cullen, K. Morrison, D, Gibson, B. Foreman, L. Peck, S. Lewis. Row 4: C. Maskell, D. Wagner. Row 5: T. Ste- vens, D. Pilant, C. Grant, E. Londgren. .mar K ff ca mfg: L.. 4' . .x nf K, 44. uk 112' 1 1 X 624 'T A 'J 15 ,y A '.-- f .. fwfsnvln ff' - w. if A V hh 1 -BW -W , ,M M ,-.. fig' 4. ' A at we ' Kr is Riff J Lian nu -44 f g , f,,, , -Q g A N3 L , '-H 2, f'f V -Ng '12 ' ,- '.. Q 2 rw! .12 ' fix 4 -4, wr Y , lA I iff Q rf . 32 , QW 'X-2 QQ Y 3' fx ' 'A if 1 A . I -- A , W W 5 fe A. ' if w-f ' f , as A . 4 sm I' +- 6 f '45 Q Q5 4, X,-3.. M 41 1 Q ff' M f ff v mn Q e. Girls' Club Sparks Aciivizgf The 1977-78 Girls' Club year was full of excite- ment and enthusiasm. Led by president Sheila Gadre. with the assistance of Tami Kennedy. vice-president: Phyllis jestice. secretary: and Nancy Dejung. treasurer. the group continued their traditional events, Some of these events included ushering at the Temple theatre. the annual Spring Tolo. two staff teas. a square dance. Christmas caroling. and bringing tray Fa- vors to a nursing home. They also attended many all-city Girls' Club meetings, Girls' Club is divided into four departments. The Social Department was headed by Laurie Fors with the assistance of Kathy Gross. The Service head was Lisa Mueller. Wlelfare head and sub-head were Suzanne Clark and Dagmar XVagner. The fellowship department was under the leadership of Liz Best. Girls' Club is open to every girl at Stadium but to be active. there must be a good nucleus ot' girls involved. This years' group was ex- ceptionally active. FAR LEFT: Max Dubois assists in meeting. UPPER LEFT: Sheila Gadre gazes over Castle. MIDDLE LEFT: An early morning meeting. LOXVER LEFT: Vice-president. Tami Kennedy President. Sheila Gadre: Treasurer. Nancy De- ,Iungg and Secretary. Phyllis jestice. BELOW: Top row: L. Fors. S. Gadre. I.. Mueller. XV. Moore. N. Dcjung, T. Ken- nedy. Second row: S, Bell. P. Reese. K. jones. Howell, I, Yotsuuye. R. Allen. Hill. Kneeling: C. Stenger. L. Best. K. Gross. 14 Each year the Stadium Girls Club chooses senior man thu feel idequtte to till Categories which require the basic stipulltions lot modern sex si m bolism. These Categories md their titlists ue listed below Broiidest Shoulders-Mario Lcccuelli Most Lovi1ble4jefl' Stock Most Muscular Body-Tom Dusek Most Passioniite Eves-Frank Hixes Baby Face-Mike Huber Most AlL1ll21gC'1llDlC Hair-Stexc Railing Longest Eyelashes-Don Duxungan Sexiest Voice-Drew Pilant Brondest Grin-Ken Tanner Knobbicsr Knees-Tom Hlskell Hzliriest Legs-Jon jordan fNot piutuiedb Also Girls' Club chooses girls of the month 'l hcse tie senior girls who exch represent one month ol the Ciils Club Lode The Club Louneil this rear chose Sheila Gadre The Girls of the month Karla jones-September Tracy Girolnmi-October Kris Turnley-November joy Kawasaki-December' Kris GlUDdbCI'g'J11I1Ll1ll'l' Sheila RlCl1lSOI1'FClDl'LlLll'y Robin TL1blCI blHfCl1 Karen Meserve-April jenn Dillingham-june Carla Harris-july and August And Mary Kay Wlebb for Nlu CINot piatuiedl 1 Girls' Club Salem Girly-Choofef Men 2: -- Wwfors, .W R .' gm , sf 91 si wE'Em N 6- -a 3 ' . D S-s.. Afm Club Unifer The goals and objectives of the Stadium Afro Club were to instill ll strong cultural awareness in black students1 ro foster and encourage a working relationship between all racial groups and also, to encourage inter- racial Cooperation among students. staff. par- ents. and organizations within the commu- nity. This vear the club participated in aeriviries such as their own Afro History Wfeelc. the All'Citv Afro Pageant and Show and various projects to establish more parri- cipation antl unity within thc club. This active club was led by president Cynthia Yarborough and advisor Mrs, Dorothy Brown. TOP: Oflicers Cvnthia .intl Kim Yarborougli with atlvir xor Mrs. Dorothy Brown BIELOXV Top Row: Berna- tlutre Gray. Brenda Nlel'-lenrv Middle Row: Tim john- son. Gwen Bones. Kim Yarhorougli. Rosallntl Rxan. lacliie Bones. Beverlee Atlams. Front Row: Denise Swift. Rene Allen. Elisa Bass. Sheila Riehison. Cvnthia Yarborough. Mrs. Brown, Gino Franks. 37710 ,trawl .N 1 . . Ny K L 'Dlx' ,iv iff xitxuaumql 1. 117 Pep Club Promotes Spirit This year Pep Club had a very successful year. Under the leadership of senior Keetha Garrett: president and Mr. Robert Hardwick. advisor: the club proved what their goal was-to promote school spirit. The group started the year off by having many successful Pep Assemblies. regu- larly attending Rmotball games and other Tiger sporting events and the Pep Club Secret Sisters provided treats for members of the football team on the days of the games. Keetha was as- sisted in Pep Club activities by Marion Bischell. vice-president: Kelly Wlard. secretary: and jamie Wfaite. treasurer, Tresa Peterson served as Senior representative. Lynn Beck as junior representa- tive. and Beverly Adams was the Sophomore represen ta tive. Events such as a Comedy Night, hoop shoot. Disco dance and a pickle and pepperoni sale continued throughout the year, Each month a special member of Pep Club was chosen as Pep Club member ofthe month. TOP: Back Row: L. Beck, Mork. C. Grant. B. Adams Second Row: R. Stewart. D. Acheson. A. johnson, Third Row: A. Hoffman. C. Londgren. Stone.j. Bones. Fourth Row: T. Beale. G. Erhart. C. Reynolds. R. Ryan. Fifth Roxy C. Liljasj. Waite. K. Garrett. Bottom Row: M. Bichsel j Kawmaki. A. Trotter. P. LaRue, ABOVE: Advisor Mt Hardwick, RIGHT: Pep Staff inspires crowd, 118 TOP: Pep Club Officers. Bev Adams. Keetha Garrett. Lynn Beck.jane Waite. Kelly Ward. Maryann Bichsel. MIDDLE: A tense moment for Stadium fans. BOTTOM: Pep Club provides post-game activities. 11 9 TOP: B. Brunsdon. Tennyson. C. Cunningham. D. Deutsch. D. Rttztp. T. Hitskcll. Front Row: S. Bttdcr. D. Dclnnn. M. Burlew. and M. Strombcck. ABOVE LEFT: 'I'. Ht1skcll.j. Tennyson. XXI. Src-ckler. ABOVE RIGHT: D. Ray G. Greinke. S. Rnxc. RIGHT: Tunkicwicz. B. Farmer. C. Burlew. ABOVE: Mt. Salatino. UPPER MIDDLE: First Row: S. Davidson. C. johnson. D. Smith. M. Orr. FI, Tgmkicwicv. D. Sorenson. R. Tttylnr. and R. Ryan. Second Row: S. Pettit. Binford. M. Rilcy. M. Cline. D. Parker. M. Harper. S. Mack. Third Row: D. Gtppert. B. Banks. B. Fittmcr. C. Burlcw. R, Hctmm. R. Buell. LOXVER MIDDLE: Top Row: B. Aitlccnuj. Trylbn. D. Gill. F. Fullcr. T. Cadygj. Englaj. Grobisa. R. Rccsc. Bnttnm Row: R. Rudrick. P. Ander- son. M. Luccini. D. Ray. G. Grcinkc. S, Rose. B. Mur- grln. D. XVallS, FAR RIGHT: M. Strombcck. D. Deutsch. M. Burlcw. DECA D065 the job Exploring the world of sales and management were the main studies of the Stadium Chapter ofthe Distributive Education Clubs ofAmeric1i. Achieving this came through the completion of manuals. running the school store and attend- ing conferences. This your DECA sponsored the annual school ring sale. acquired the controversial slush mii- chinc.:1nd sold doughnuts in the Bengal Shop. Officers include Mark Strombcck. president: Dan Deutsch, vice-president: and Melanie Bur- lcw, secretary-treasurer. The junior officers are Glen Grienkc and Bill Farmer. presidents. and john Trmkiewicz and Sherie Rose, vice-presi- dents. Mr, jim Salarino was thc advisor for DECA. x V ,,,.:'..wf. vi Spanish Club 'May Activa! Sponsoring the Christmas Fiesta. ii pinatat con- test and the annual Spanish picnic at Point De- fiance were a lbw of the many activities the Spanish club put on. All fund raising profits went to send some SHS Spanish students to Mexico. Becky Seagull led this active group with assis- tance from julie Mork, Vice-president: Ruth Yumashita. secretary and Kim Stackpole. trea- surer, Mr. juan Remos served as advisor. Spanish Club was open to all SHS students who took a spanish class. ABOVE RIGHT: Miijumt Remos illustrates his Cuban nn- ceston: MIDDLE RIGHTA Becky Segull. julie Motk. Kim Stackpole. Ruth Yztmpishitn. BELOXW: Top Row: D Couch. K. Stackpole. P. Angus. T. Horn. R. Brennan, R. Deyungrm. D. Piliant. Middle Row: C. Maskell. K. Meserve. T. Giro- lami. M, Gianelli. I.. Codr. K. XVard. F. Doherty. Mork. Mr. Remus. Bottom Row: V. O'She11. R. Ynmnsliitti. S. Starr, B, Segull. I.. Frye. R. Stewart. 122 Stzzdefzts Pd7'ffC4Ddl'6 in Cullum! Expezfiencef i 1 4'.r,,,,.. tra 1, '. , is -sf The Russian Club meets during second pe- riod. This club studies the language. culture. and traditions of Russia, Throughout the year. the students gave tours ofthe castle to visiting Russian sailors. Mr. Al Stillman is the teacher for this class. Chinese Club meets during first period every day. Students study the culture and language of the Chinese. Many field trips were planned and taken. Mr. Al Stillman was the teacher and advisor for this bilingual group. TOP LEFT: S. Gotetti. H, Koiv.-J. Evnns,j. Mooney. P. Garnett. Second row: M. Barrett, I.. Best. K. Lynn. M. Moore. H. Tran. ABOVE: Mr. Al Stillman. BOTTOM LEFT: C. Ctoss.j. Hunstock. L. Anderson. M, Smith. D. Smith. R. Allen. Bottom row: R, johnson. B. Thomp- gori. A, Lynch. M. Orr. XYI. Mnre. Crosland. 123 Rmmm Smale Info Shape The newly-formed Stadium Striders con- sisted of students and athletes interested in keeping in shape. Running Schuster Park- way and Wfright Park were their main courses, Heidi Koiv led this group with assistance from Gene Miller and jan Stone. The Stri- tlers met and ran every XVednesday and Friday after school. 'LN Qr DHI!-KEU i E ' Wav! TOP RIGHT: jan Stone takes a break. RIGHT: M. Beardemphl. Douglas. M. Gianelli, S. Tankin. G. Wfall. H. Koiv. Mr. Robert Hardwick. Bottom Row: N Stone. B. Cieplik. ABOVE: Mr. Hardwick instructs the YUITHCYS. 124 ,. ar wr .-v :nw Ex-fx tv.,,f 5...t, :af sf-is if- .H .t wrt f:...,.?-s' M at .. Vw... V. rf XFV : Lil 'iii k. . -gt L . M . -...L T fi. 3 -.....,-' lm .. an-4 L Skim Snow Plow Info Seaman The 1977-78 year brought much more snow for the skiing enthusiasts at Stadium. The SHS Ski Club elected Dusti Demarest as president, Scott Perry as vice-president, john Vanderbert as trea- surer. and Kim Stackpole as secretary, Ski Club sponsored bake sales. a car wash and a ski movie. The profits from these events were used for all active members to travel to Mt. Bachelor, BC. during the February Presidents weekend. Mr. Ron Luncefotd acted as advisor. LEFT: A Skier's Dream. MIDDLE LEFT: Officers: Dusti Demaresnjohn Vandervert. Kim Stackpole and Scott Perry TOP: Back Row: M. Huber. D. Demarest. D. Gibson. S. Perry. B. Berland Second Row: B. Segull.j. Vandervcrt. T Devore, B. Burkland, D. Mulvey. XV. More. C, Wfall. M. Millett. Third Row: N. Morford. P, Leary. R. Yamashita, T. Booze. T. Blanch. H. Stopler. M. Xlifarber. Bottom Row: Mr. Ron Luncetord. Bergstrom. M. Dawson, K. Stackpole. 125 U nalerclaffmefe We Jlmpe, we plan, we idealize, we build 127 If 'la ,z 1 Mike Ahe 41 2 w. x . I ' Karen Arnolcl .jg , as H4 Alicia Ball V ' xx R l is Dianne Alrers ' K M1 ,A 5- is ar Q qxzf' if f f s 1 i f x lieverlec Aalnms Russell Aclnmw i' -- i ' 3 f ' 'H ,W 4 ,V -W Albert Arrcr Jacqueline Bancs f? ln- Is A Wx , 51784 ,. -,.f -loel Arrnwin' Ron Austin . WN, JK' 1 41 A, X ' 4 A' K ml . Yew -Innene Bergstrom jeff Berlancl x E if Tv X W F i N .fx X xi - if I if fb' CW 3 Lisa Anderson Pin Angus ,-i 9, gf. ., af . .14 Zi-1' L 4.5.33 V Q ,.:., Y f. .,,,, 7 JK ,VM ,g Victoria Bachancl Cheryl Bagley VU ' if K ,..,' f Q. i f 'i t' l A ..: 21 . 15 nw 1 s eg i rl Q K 'ig 'Q ,N A A l 'Ee , if f xx 3 fi Paul Bernd: Iiliznbcrh Berosh .,Wt, . ff' ll, ' ef' at X if , , , e Douglas Archer Alife Bailey ,. new f'-E? ge, wiflk Rachel Best Dave Bcvis Mnchel Bigelow Maria Blake ni -, W, W J, . L X iv,4,,Al' iffy.. Q- .Ar , .1515 Srotr Brandt Richard Brisbois Darnell Brown Well, ler's see, ir's lifrh period . , .ll reflects Amy Trorrer. O Soplaohzorey Z, 4 W ,,. ' Q Y ' r fd: , V i,iY'rif,3,gM:,,.v: 7.1 K Exif Brown 4-' Parry Bu ms Cynthia Chrmichacl 1 E, I i if i.,ilz12E,- '. Sally Coleman Deanna Crichton M iv I 4 , ,W 1 1 .AM ., 1 nf Q Mari Brunk Don Ciillvrcnrh f--. r Qi A , 15-- E. . W 'Qgifggk . ,,Y Darin Cavanagh ,. . J Liz Consrnnrino jc-ff Crnsland vs on Bill Bruzals Cfincli Bukcr jaw 1 A. Mclodv Burdgc Scott Burdick QQ ,l , xy N 5, x-,N N la in Earl, J .Q r ' W , -X vi w . Il me L I -i' Cary Czxmpcn Liz Candor: Dam Carlisle Richard Carlson , xx r hr .f' 'i fwik' H V12 g,, ' avi' vw 5,1 .VK-S X. i Xkwl 3 1 X11 A ' 114,25 3-,555 yy I ,Y L X V ,L 1'A-5k:Q:- Hclcn Chmmncss Rcnuy Clmsc Denise Clem:-nb Lorie Cline kv X hai? .1 ,.,-- ...- Mnrc Corns Susan Costanti Ray Crumbley Judy Cullen f -fx, fs? i QE K ' 1 Barlmru Hu rklzlml Sam Carlson Anne Cuclmln 1 fifwfdi A... Diligent Sophomore lp, fk -5 IGN, V . ,,., ' . ,,, ll., . EZ. . Yvonne Cunha Teresa Cunning FFP . . L L if-2 A i 'L Todd De-Vore xlohn Diamond ' Db . , W md 51 Eyv V 5' in H W L-, ,. VA I W , L ii. A, QA A iii ,4 rf I jim Emmett Tracy liticnnc 7, , - fi. . L. A '45 fi' 3 -an 4-F' .uf Students Kim Curry kd. 42? Q ' N I 5 Nancy Donnelly sw? -v . ,fy ,ae f 4 -Qryi ff Darren Farrar vb Qg 4... s ,V 9 f A, .','A'-y 'r iv!-azz! Q ww 5 +2422 lk-L I .ff Robert Diwidson Mike Dawson Tnm Dcjung Loma DCVaul 14' kj jf: FQ' -if is TW X ' 'r L L M, el F A -, A my L, my ,yu 5 Lynda Eddy Kris Eggs Geri Ellsworth Steve Else Q , i ' -4 if' ' 7 4 1 H , f 5 , , at I W Mez, we if N, ,F F 'i A fafli '-ff' if 5. Dave Fink Kim Finnegan Sandy Firn Steve Foreman Y Hg Mow, 1 Q n-js Y , 5 YE' -H, V 1 - 'fl 7 Q., , 4 , v Ben nett Fors Debbie Frasier Chris Freeman Lynne Freeman G Jr., V- 5 9 L mv-A, J' , . mr it E 1 at j n U1 1 i U .,i, ww' 4' .Alt 4.. L Deanna Fricze Lisa Frohmader Sean Fromholcl Thomas Fuller 131 'Q 11.4-' Sqbhomorey Hey which wav is the elevator? asks Shelly Williams 132 r ,' .- , x .1 I I V-V! ,181 L .' 'uf Mi. J sw! x Q! 40 ' Q Troy Gifford john Gillnm Carlos Gilyarcl i B. I 5 1 names Goodrum Tim Gore Lorie Goulcrre J 1 ' Q ii , li ' A i V M 4 5- f x' 2 51 ,. ily '4 1, '.. up s .' V-1' ,ge Q . , lip an, ra Q, in-f fr -7f ' e ' X 5 Dale Hall Bonnie Hallam Terri Hnllberg xl Wfillinm Gardner AAHX! ' I Priul Gnrnerr Rxmllen Gzzrrcml Elivnbcrh Germ' , kifff N .. ,I gi - We' , 3 fb . 'A , i . A 1-0-'Y Y , . A 15 3:25 f ' ' th' ie - 1 ' ' l fee f33L.mx V ' i Larry Genrilc Lisa George Greg Geyer R yum Gem jqp' Q X af My ' al' if I- . W Phil Girulnmi 3 +67 sa. HX X A ' Alison Green 44:5 ga I., ,V 'Sag ' ,-' f fa r Brirt Hansen George Glevrx 3 x i QA, i i f xx, ul 1 Diane Green t li, if I Joanne Hanmn .z ,. W' 1fLf-,da Marge Gleval Dave Gondermnn , 3 xx, lgffgi Aki , yn 1 if 'W gk? Q, i uhr' f ZW I gs f . i , QR 5' ' 'V iw H4 . Hal 1 l lk 'L 'XX Sue Hagen Knrhy Hale Debbie Huy jim Hayden lv, -ii 4. M, ,.. , f . :- . f H . H. s y as i Y.: w . ' va X , I ' i W 'ff l f ., ' 1-KT 4m,..5f2 ' -, mg ' f, ,V f -. - Q?i ,A, if W se ' 5' X sag ' il f A 5 - - ' ., , l g Tammy Hayes Bruce Heclin Kirri Hcdum Robert Henclrifks Marc Hencgar Scott Hoffman Alan Hoguc 5981? 2. .xx l . , 1 i 5 1 - xsj. s' . X Rhonda Hoguc Dan Holbrook I ,ay x. ' we UWWH. 47 X' Mike Howard Roxanc Hrchn f 21 ne w e , W 15' I XX . , jim Humphrey joy Hunstock 34 l v i n ' , vg- X,.,Fil-.z:: uri Dun jenkins Kevin jenkins Marian Hollenlmugh jnyc Humber Danny Hopper Tony Horn Melanie Hoskinwn .Rx ai N4 iii -Shari Hudgings .1 M. 1 9 es, in joe Hum ,EFFH N l x Richard jindra Twyln Hughes .A ? i few My s- i x f. fag K-. fi NL . ll Lisa Iszlcr x Gailjobb Kelly Oathour Ends new challenges HI Stadium, f .,.h i 4 'i ' Ai- f: V, -ix wr 4 .i l . ,. Garyjohnson jeffjohnson john-johnson 1 134 Soploomores Kyle johnson Ola Maejohnson Jerald jones David Kimmerly ,A b X Parry Lane Pfmi Lawrence Shelly -jones Debbi Kirkrcir 5 - 3 ' I :li Don na Langc' 4. ,I qi ,. Pere Licb i Ronald johnson Anthonyjuclic a ' i F 1, L XQQ1 J ' Paula Knapp Tim Larew wtf L Y -il -KT Y egg? ' N 'T rl Cindy Liljas Tal -johnson L 2,1-x an fi ,. iw L K ,.f' ' ,,..,' f , Barbara Kelsey Larry Kocha . ' jackie Larson lu.. , f I john Liljcmark Lisa jonzisson Susan Kenison You want mc to hold your books and purse mo? moans Lnrnx ra gp 1 Willy' Kroll john Lacy I-1lUfi5 Lilmbfff .avr fd B LMS? J' K , Tommy Laway Barbara Lawrence jean Lawrence - ga D 'Q . A 9 1, ij' gli: if i. i 'v Q A Silk f r , . ' -Q. ISL' KF l Marsha Locke Kristin Londgrcn Shelly Loska nw, . gl V V -. 'ifsiv -Y V' K an V nz ug? K ,1 'fl 343-L ' W9 Vt' Af? a i 4,51 M 14 ,S gh ' y john Loucks Angie Loveless 4 . nw- ,af ,- A 5, fi al Craig Lyons Wallace Madison Jlfff M F512 Us .iw .mia Dean McCormick Greg McDowell 'K 1 be x ,f .f '51 -' m : Accy Lovett Brad Margcson Gail McDufhe V -Q TV.-, ,Q Q -5, if K Q If L f. 1V 4 , ,,, f M L 3 '- af' L , 1 . N.. , , 'V Wylie- A ,L V-1 V. 553 Sheila Ludwig Anthony Lynch Kathy Lynn Mary Lynn 52 up A u A- ffikx ' 99 Fifi ' .,,. V- H--r .. -V A ty, I ll ' J . ze ' X fig- 4 - , , ima IZT I W Jacky Marshall Lynne Marvin Karla May Tracy McAfee an 1 f, , 3 ,Q-PW 'gf KX 'fr if , Q , , W? 1 1 fa W4 Judy McGee mm s Q My lg. V 1 ,sf . 'fi'-lf ' il' ' ' -: , L 1 Jn i c dm j' ,L Ken Mimms Stan Minkcmn Doug Mitchell Steve Mirsulcs 1 53:3 n, 'rl'-'- V-P f ffflfw Erin Moore Marcus Moore Ron Moore Wendy More Marr McKenna William McPhail Karhy Miller 'Ioe Mooney f, 1' nd' -2, f' 5. X 1. L ff' Wk , V Mr f r.: X 'Si ggi' qty in lll 'F N L in V af 91 Denise Morell Hey Lisa, pass that joke back to me? exclaims Sum, 135 Sopbomoref 136 Class of 80 gets loose, wi, 1 at, t 1 'Www' ff W 9 Bob Nirlt M ark Norwil 541 4 ze: iv if --:7 i 1 1 lm Laura Olsson Michael O'Rourkc QF' Leslie Muir ,A ti asa f it , Anne Neal N W ,H Q Nm jean nc Oak 'Ag R O . 'I f Z. 'Al a 'fr Heather Otto X ,lim Mullins if H 51 V .i '1, ilk :TF f' 2 Anne Nelson .-in 3 . K- .Q,,fl:i' .. R, Dunn Mulvcy .EM ,,. 4. ' ,my 'A ,lf 34 ,xr 'Wei Eric Nelson sg gifs-:sry fi ' A n Q. Y x i N 'E N Kelly Oathout X 1, 'QE' - Coleen O'Bricn saw ,..-,ri gf 1,,f 0as'r it .1 , -. 0 I Gayle Owen .X A .K Robert Owens M Llrrha M u rrgly l Cheri Nash Q21 wtf ,if 9' fi if 5, :af Kari Ncss Ch ubbcrs O'Gallchcr A as . L. - 1345: an f W 3. 2 . Sandy Psdigo 'Id '-5 vq ' Penny Nichols Patty Olivas Viz: Chris Perry . xv 'W f f W 4 . i , . , , avr' X t.,-Ax, t 4: A . , I :gn ,t , M A if I ,,VV , is , -,I 4 - ' x ' H V . 'A'a'lQe1Li 9 Q f ' ' A ' Siliwififss, ,XXX '-' ii' xfvvf i V ig ii ,.... i - L 1 OAL. i . fl ix 1 Brigitte Pctcrscn Brad Pctrovich Louis Pctrovich Nancy Pitzcn Kristin Plnchn Louis Ponce Sggvq Pfcdmmq ii Q29 L Becky Pu rchnse ..k.5? EQ el xx , afhs Scot: Rich .fr Q- . ,.. im, - v , -'-fl .sf ' Guy Putman ' A Timothy Rich F R 1 5, , ' 40' I .I 44 .1. ff Q N rrgrt tl r r. N' ,S -N R S 'Y - V w Tela Roszman Donald Russell A ,:'-Wk. 1 4 H ,,. jim Schaeffer kv Cindy Sims ...- , 3- , A 'J 5 ' f X X A 9' ,Q 'P . p ' tv R ' J -'-,,,,,i:zv . ' t Z , 1 Q, V lr I YA gE '19t 1' K wx '.w ' Rosalyn Rader Dave Reisinger ' I' 'Q' Q , A 'C ' , . '11 , . 'v .J .. ' .t . , ' 1 Eric Richardson Rob Rurh 41141 Scott Scherado Blair Smith Todd Schuur Vicki Richardson Kevin Ryon m , 'i3, '-' 'apr' ' x I , wwf' Jeffery Sigerre M55 . II, 1 ,. ,V 1 f?-51 if -yi. ' I W 4 , 1 jeff Smith Roger Smith -S qi, 14+ A V sfz.: f cg : ,, 4 , Nfl 3 1 -nag. V if il 5.0 W4 hi john Remcro Nnncy Runner Candy Reynolds AA ,Q-by s ,,f,X ji 'ctr Sf Linda Rnhar It N ' e... , X ' 1-1 A j E'..'55 Sue Szxrher XVe sure need that one! gloats Kim Curry. Linda Simcich Ben Simon Celia Simonsen Y S, :',5' A ,eq ,il A 1 Steve Smith Susan Smythe Mike Sodclen 13 7 4 8 Sopbomorer .W t W , ' Zyflli 'E'YNilll 5i K., K ' I, , , , t , V A I km N V f. A lfirjrs-1 X E 34,5 I ,li A X761 T T H .. . , sv -' ' ' 'ef t , :Nw ,-.4-16. 1'-I-fir 2 ..' 1 Q, 1 1, . 7 I X ,. A . A ' T . A .'t,JV' X , A Tod Spain Peggy Splrks Steve Splinter Steve Spry Cindy Stage Rttntly Stage . wx' K Ke I, Xxx. j ,,, ,L g 'l rv' tw t f c-'rl ff f W V V f 'rfnr V233 A ' , if Q ' ' V K, '-.Fe 5 1 ' Y ' JK, . X- K f A -X is ,w 5 A , , , ' , 1... - ..... i fK K- A :xr I . i- T... K r - , Susan Starr Cindy Sterling Kelly Stone Holly Stopplct Chris Storic Evajaron Stouclcmirc in . -, .1 My s M , gym K ...vw 4, i ann: -' . A ry r 5.Z'K'1'Qo as QE' :fu ,241 ' ',.' V f-K -4 f r XX .iff '-f t 4 if L ftp Q, wx M L' Z K 3... Z 1 'W A fvlr tw' ft Q- ' ,' Kathy Swarthout Liannc Tarrant Carla Taylor Lamont Tnylor Robert Thomas Brian Thompson 5 A If-1.1- fasissiiiri-:lf .25-'I:.:,3I::fI?,5... 1-: ., --.,,,, Q.,--L, ---1'.., '--- 2'Ll 1'-vfi' -QL iiggv-. 'L-.q1'nnq 3' -Li, 1 P J E ms, .t gli Kr' bs, I'm the new scnator?! smiles Wendy' More. i '-iii: ,Qi-il -Tin:-Ui niillii :.-:':..--. :- Guglhq. Q.: 'hn LQ' , Stcvc Tankin l if-auf 1 ..--w Van Tran f f t if ' F N A Ray Stnrkcy Betsy Su rinn X 4 . M Nancy Thompson P1 , vqvzi ati Hoang Trftn ,YE Geri Trostad ,agufgi A 'if 1 X, A ' ,,,k. -. , Q .- 1 R' zz. Qz':,Q,5: H j xxwla , ' ' ' Amy Trotter Daniel Trout Tod Tryfon Sherry Turnbnw 1 pffmy.. t -tj kr fin' sl., if M Michael Victh ,Iancrrc Wfzxgner David Tuttle Mark Virxfore . ,, 'T -'S i.' 13 V -V 'Q gf K if , If , H ,ar 9 Q 3' 1 V4 la 4 4 14 'Z V, cz, qi W Dean Walden Craig Warnick Heidi Wfeaver Mary Weaver E. N. Shelli Wheeler Debbie White Lori White john Wicksrrom ' -rw A r l r F agia .. g Barbie Wingnrd Leslie Wittenberg Wendy Wtvlford jeff Woodworth I F at A, x 1 4 iw' 1' , Clmrlcs Weber QA , A , Lysle Willxelmi L ide Yotsuuye lt's Fridayfn shouts Marian Hollenbnugh. jonnerre Weilin 'N Shelly XY'1llizlma K me X - ii' f Brenda Young Kim West W X at 2 if Tam Wfilson 1 'Ci' The 1977178 with the Cldss of profitable year, The tion sales, a T-shirt other successful sponsored a spirit-oriented events. Most importantly, tried to promote a Class of '79 and build year with financial success TOP: Steve Lewis, Alice nger, Andrea Bertness. Swendall, Lynn Jacobson, ' N :.:Pps::-2 Linda Alnicht 726 A Qu 4? X Mark Anderwn if Q an O .-9 w X f David Acheson Rhoda Allen 3 5 i '4 he tv 41:55 f . J J.. l X we Margo Anthony Tracy Arnold A M Jwmwx. it Q fm 5 Steve Becker Tammy Beale Lynn Beck Q f- .J Z M ' , wp - , fi gif K fi A, A ef TQ. ', X. 'YYY if EZ L- 3 i We 'Eff r' R4 .x .ARK Tracey Bcritich john Berosh Andrea Bcrtness B M -Sw-- .45 t, , -2 W- J lfuQf at in jeff Best Gary Bevis Marianne Bichsel 3 -. A vs- ' f Ti A Debra Allshouse Q 7 IN in 1.7 .1 Q Y 5 J Greg Ashburn rf ilk' U 2 xx' , 'JUN' A 2 Q1 1 Teri Becker .nr f , , f in 'Q ' i i I A Q, Q ' Qwzf X A Law AE rg . ' X Tim Alvord Mike Andersen Paul Andersen , 5 ,gil ,4 fx' de- 'f X Q Carlton Ball Mike Barrett Lisa Barron M gif .s . WWA., ff A Q Q 'W' f ,fb H -Lil T , Q A ,, I .n f 1 V wr SH -- L A - L A? '- u-yy ,Q ,I f gy, . Lance Bedingfield jim Beebe jerry Bergstrom 'Bmcel You promised you wouldn't tell! 141 142 zmiorr afaf' Ea 19 .' ir l X 1 if-f. B X M-if t , N If-f' lx X l' 1, fi V a , r H james Binford Hilda Boyle ,l ' ,,,.x ' QA' X Q T 1 Beverly Buchanan J ,VBA ii ,' 2. .-l- ...Q ' -'fi f ll. Charles Bingham Tony Blake Dxxrrcn Blzlkcslcc ,Z-ru-H ifaey 3' r Lib 4 ,l Shcllcy Brandt Frank Briggs Vicki Bristor in Rodd Buell Caroline Burdgc Dale Curly f4'i2'vefQ,f,5 , W A.. Q 21 v' 1 , 4 pw. -WA Tony Blanch Greg Brodsaclc T .A is - i 9 if I Terry Camoza Debbie gets a taste of the holiday spirit. ., ., , ir. ' 'Lp J 'N KK Mary Carlson Sheila Cavanaugh - fa ,ffayiifilz -nk 54 ' it , if. , 4 W, La jean Ceccarelli Margaret Chapman 1:':':f f X En ,Q Pamela Bones Tom Booze Tim Brotman Kerry Brown 1. , ,, ...., an ,.,z'x , N 511 ag. 'wx , 'A C 3? k t , 1 .'r, 45- Deanna Campbell Shcriclan Canning I X X Q at Shannon Carmichael Clara Cgrnghan QM? ,iff i X Barbara Cieplik 1' x 'Sf-if D if :C D lf Lisa Cowan a lip 'I' 1431 a -fx :K r Dustan Demarcsr Par Donnelly r-X l N. . Robert Clan g 0 A Q 52 Q? 5 ,fl Q A Tammy Cox S 'I ,gf Qs ad T: '-Aizisffvf lg mln .nv GQ v iss? I X l W 'df' Scorr DcVaney Marv Dlllaahaw laura Doane Ixz Dodd Kim Dodgc Faith Doherty Shelly Donofrlo Kathy Doodv Sandra Doolirrlc james Douglas Robyn Dowmng zmiom 1 , ' ,st Mitch Dunlap A . MLA ! . Q Tim Dusek X .FiNv -rt. , , fz1 :.'t7 ' Wj,, X .of if 5:91, Cheryl Eccles 1 f. Steve Dunnigan Rnb Duyungim - -1252333 ff W' W at 5 I fs . Q , , lqkfgi-4 it x NA aw? 2. iwpewaf'Yw i l 'nf P jeff Durgan may n. ' px! 3 , Kellie Early Ken Hoober-Another Mark Spitz? Q ESQ Q32 Mike Eliot Dana Elliott Holly Emmett - Q ul i Q 1 F 'Wt F X MJ : ni' ,. ,Q Y, 'Qi-1 Yi ,,f12 .Ianell Engehrersen , f'9:'5 f ' an-I 'QP .,-- Q ,ge lv: X K it , ,, Gretchen Erhart john Evans K f' 1 ay, 2 Shift: 7, 4 t X 'iii Debbie Ferrow Theresa Fink Kathleen Finnegan Jeanette Fiorini Mike Fitzgerald Denny Flunnigan 1' x Carolyn Fletcher - Q5 F555 F '- if ' L 4 I ' v sl J ',. 4 X ' ' ' eng W 4 W, W.-fm: I 'XX Laurie Fry Freczal Fuller 'Indy Garrecl Tony Gaxiola jill Folson Rebecca Foreman Fred Frohmuder 44 Mary Geary .1 i, .. Carol Gerhard! N fx 7' f . Qi r 4 ' H -V N. x 1 , ,an , i in H- l v 1 qg, H W r Q' if Y X1 Battle of the Sexes! Michele Gianelli Dan Gill Gary Glisson Mnrrianne Green Gail Greinke Glenn Greinke Louise Groff W K d,....4f 'H 'V 'Q ,Q J k j V 'P f ' , bv , H y G 15 Q Y- 4.7 A I v Sk W V at S srxfl f r.wL..l.a'2r3 2-. ... T1 We julie Grubisu Marian Grumbles Frccl Hagen Dana Hagcncr john Hall Sarah Hall Vicki Hamburg Heli lA,,,X -x Q U I Rick Hamilton Tim Harmon Mike Harris Elaine Harrison jeff Hauge Beth Hays jim Hearn 145 3, QM: jzmiom 4' Us I t Gary Hcdum ,E ' . r 0 pf' Vi 1 -:N A - K -V su . Beverly Higgins x Vx, K tl, ,., :fx as 5' L75 3 .1 N, ., li ' 4 H Martha Heinriclc Scot Higgins :yy-vt, s f Qs if tw 5 fx x Chris Hellenkiimp w 1 A 'Paul 3 ll: ' XJ' L. Andrea Hoffman Lyn n jacobson n 4: 'I 1 Q Xi tu X' N ,, Marlvn Henderson r. at ' ii - 'f fi x f iw ref , lf iN 'Q 11 'L Ken Hoobcr Cvy Gini? Bruce jean Rosanne Hctrara Cindy Hess john Hcttick GL' e H ' ' 's '2 X 7 1 is Q. gif? 'ww 4- . . r -A . ' Ez' : is I ! 'vw If ilxilf- ii' ' M 1 IL il . Dawn Howell jeaxnnc Howell Phyllis Hunlex X. l ,A , ,n Rusty jensen Steve jewels Gary johnson 2 Q Lzf l Denise Hutchinson Sharon Isaacson fmfw' V if ., ' A 212211222 sf ' - .111 if. Palm-.aaff1'Y'sa -L ' . is , -us., swim, ,, A ,ry ,. -f Lynn? 'f.- ' .1hs:::,:a53i,5:igm:g: , L -.isaigf:s'ws125i , f . , , Ar , .P ,rn K Z ' - , ,-1gggw2i:1.f.esiwziw si J y f lstfwgzhffiiffww. -' Q7 ' g21'Z:f' ,',,f.45:55nE:?:1:uQ,gf: 1 I.. - NSN ,A wfzwrwv 5 , w,,3,:a,:f3 ' ',1.ez1f::f: A , .. :, , w,f:j,9,,. f .-,,.::.t3- 'at' iwgag, s . :EW 1:1w,fjgigf, fgnphi ai! j H t ,. . . .,. , V . A. , , ,M L, .g..W,mo, ,... 146 junior class sexiest legs competition winnerfjeff Mullen x ' l r be 1, Sean johnson Lynn jones Tina jones iz A5221 Teresa Judie Cathy Kalac Louise Kaup 1. A ' Q' i i 1A ' i- six I n . 11 - z . Z' - 31' A if , ' , 'J .Q . r 'xv sg N .V . . , Vi V ,gr X , AN N , ,Q . ix , 54.51 .. ' 1 'Xi il X Laura Kelly David Kern 1 n' 4 'mf rs Mary Kirkreir Diagnosis: jungle Fever .f i.., '53 ,40- 4139 n- 40 V xi: L, .. 1? 'Sf 1 X Debbie Lacy Paul Klouse Frank Kneeshnw Eric Knight Heidi Koiv Katherine Kurriger Sherry Kurtz 1?wm'?'g,g 5 --'uv ',-uw 1 Q , fps:-frzyfxfgmg. gag . ' :lr Y 5' . L W ,,,. i, MW, ' e ' . ,arf I '51, , . , xinmzxix' , 1 V I ,.- A 1 k 'kpsiv . H 'T Vi? ii v- A ., V W, ig! .x... , 1 V 1 i 1 ,r ,, . 3 A i iii if f . 1 - A ' -ff-' .A. mi L Mary Ladenburg David Lane Parrie LaRue , 1 Debbie Laudadio Q 41-N 43' it ,Luft ,ga A, A 551 5 'mi Lf K Q' ' A , Vikfbf, ' A 2 . . Evan Lauer Par Leary ,kff Lewellen 147 zmim 4 -lunior Mormi XVc try harder' .mek-.4 Doug lynch ,Iill Lytc J' 5 K A fi' 1---133 ' ,gin-.,., l g,L - li 1 .o All I i Chris Marrin Don Martin 4 'AM L' g fvr, HH, 'hifi , xl , s 'S W4 g I Virgil Mack Q9 I ,M X X if if Cecilia Maskcll . - vp 4 445 L l,h ff .Q , N 1 .1 Qi Louis Manoliclcs , ' 49 ' 'Q - I X Q kf ' Bonnie Matson I 'Q' a li! N f Colin l,cwis i 22'- Davicl Lloyd . A I 4 ' n 5 2529 Af I xQ5f' f xx,: 4-3-il Vicki Manson 15 1 -f' iigiy, S.. , lircnda McBain . 4 'Q u Mclanic Liliicnquisr . f ' 62 lily, , X- iw Marcus Iamikc J Ai.. fl 13, :f,.2'ff:,1,. ,V- 1 ' 2:11-J! ' for .4., W--f Tonya Margcson za Roger Mdfanc L' xx 1? 45's J Vanessa larrlc -fn' 'n Mark Luchini rx N Debby Marlow Par McClure :f . , i' , . Yilfglflglyzli , .1 . , I K f , :fm-V Qu 3 5 l -5 . 3, , f 1 11,-x J i, nj 4 ' X 1 Q , n l ,ff A l llxi.v-Si M . H a 1' A -av. I Michelle Mciiluskcy Barn' McColcman Lorena McGee Leonard MQKQQ Bruce Mclrocl Tom MCdflk SICVC MiCl11Wl50H Gene Miller ..,, -can n. I 1 s ,std Af' Greg Morley Robyn Nelson sm. I 1'3 -J W 4315 X w N ,R J! fl 5' ' 'li' X X ' 1 M, eyed 'hx 1 -as 4 f Q Mifhcllc Millcrr Hcnthcr Miner ,L br ' . P7 inf Q. , Steve Morris Wfalrer Morris ,- gg 8 ,av- xr V' , ' ll 1 i f '- J . Q bll. tr i Q M rr r V Par Norwil Alan Oak Tcrric Moore ar..-vu sis , H 'Ve AVR' X! MW K 1 Kcn ncth M ucl lcr 4, . , 'll ' ri l- ,. R- af is Sw Nancy Olsen .5 , ,nge Denise. rhar was NOT Swifrl' Becky Morgan 2 , K. f Terri Mueller ' Q.. Jr' or If 'W W, .. .fi F 0 'z . O5 1 'Q - ' ,.,fq. 0.5253 Smn Morgan julie Morlc Lal ,O I m 5 l ii ks: Q Becky Mullcn Jennifer Nelson 4 ,J 3 a ., ' aff. A f Q V V 4. 5' ' , I l 'A '1 ' -gk lx .il rw l Chris Olson +1 V Michael Orr X Q Greg Osrcrhnge Row Olson Lincla O'R0urkc dv- 9 7-an , 3,5 if-r - K N4 , 0 . I ml Debbie Osudzx Valuric O'Shcn Stacey Pahl Carol Pain fer , V. ,xxx 149 15 .rgagg L ls W , r 'S ' 2 zmiom T-K.: --: A i 4 3- R' 1 ' K tl A5 .- or ka . av - . f , 'M gl ' gn Dimirn Parker Rob Parrorr Ronald Ray Kari Redal ie , ff-ef gel , K 1 fs flier, i - P N qv joan Rice Dave Riggs , A ii ' ' iii Melanie Romine Sherri Rose .W-. , ., ' .i 1121? W , iiii X ' fi J ami' ll 41' john Ruvo Beverly Sanford B, .,, y VCX 'Z eg 'S .. A x 2 JAV' I 1 if , f Y l is mls Laurie Peck 'f-ffkf x l Bruce Perry j u V14 a t I 1 13lfgQQ f- Q ix gr-ne, ,, ...,,.... Roger Reese Donna Reeves cw ...-Q, 1 fr 1 ,A W j . 1 1 .V 44255 l is .ilk TTR A V, I E, V 1 , , ' fv ri i 'il v-.. Q ' Q- 1 11 ' .1 ', Q x 1 4 ' - J ' :V Debby Pierce Michael Prentice Diane Ray 7235? , SI' elm- Mary Reeves Kirk Reisingcr Becky Rhodes f ' I Ki is 1 ' R M. -R Qin' x X ' , N' ij, - ' , ',Lf ', Mike Riley Larry Roberts Richard Rodrick ,... Jeff Ruffner 'X f '13, if2f?:.r ?-. S Wav: X 1 li X S NX Q joe Schaef , as X fix r gfws mg? igaifwai- fi' . ,W ,..f.w:wsg I 'f1.f,amw,:,,, f 1 Q 1 MQ! -' I W.: ..,. we new '- ww .virgo Traci Roker Paul Roller Steve jewels gives rypical junior smirk! fm, , Q S iQue pua?, amigos. , W,-ex dr or . Y .V 1 A , A l at if S df I em af james Sehmauch Mark Schuur . f.--x 3. ,ar ' 1 ,,..... Dave Schweinler Richard Score A NX 'iggai 3. 4 N . Lev? 77 - QQ ', . gy? - , ,T 1 L X x i - 11 Nick Sears Lisa Seeberger Linda Seferian Becky Segall Evelyn Sellers Paige Shain 'f .- 1 4 A., qi- I wk lf?.av,' A i 'i1. Ag 1 , .. - 2 it isa ,Q N - -m , - 1 W ' - XV 'A X Danette Sherman Molly Sigafoos Tod Sladek Cindy Smart Debbie Smith Eric Smith ,, , 'ifagszm 'V An, F...-.-, . 9, - -L-11,12 . V A L f a ff -A . , f . 2 vii ' ew 425 1 Here L f.e'l vena t ee 'av M . f. xi , 1 ' ix Eine. ' A james Smith Leanne Smythe Bob Snyder Alfred Splinter Rob Steed Ron Steen gp., Stuart Schuur fwfr 4 'R Xi' if .f r Terry Scriven N N .. .W 'x?fgFf Q 4 X T5 -l William Sheeler was . ' 4 C ,Q , fr 'f ,w F lil' 9 Eugene Smith A- Q all Lisa Steeneck 15 152 zmim iv,- Cindn Stinger FW C7 Qi E Ruse Srcwrtrt T Q gtk-'x M 1 ll , A -Inn Stone milk- Kristin Swcnddal A , iff:-v,, , 'as Pcnny Taylor ,TS ' ,Q-xi Terry Stevens janicc Stcwnrr j6'g 'i 'Qi 1 A 9 'A , y., ' 1-3 rf .4-V' if J 2 'Q .ifae4xs'a.-w,rMtg46:wwAfwrifpHQiY '-vt T 1 0 Tim Swank Danni' Still Donna Stockrnskc Dann swears shc's not looking ar the keysf 'i fm Qt 2 ., 5, A f ' Q' W ' i, ff? Q ki - ' :M -Q-9 it X x . ,wx ki k jf' 'nf' fg, N . ga r x,,4 X In A ' , ' 7, i , 4- 2, T 1 X v-'Q x , 'Q' 42 rg 1, X 1 ., Jody Srrccr Mary Sudar Richard Summers Scott Suncle Lon Surbcr ,Q B 'ft I V, --t K , .. lA X gi, U b L39 - 'RIM i ' L fx ' Denise Swift Garth Swimm Darrel Szolos ff' W 'vw f 165 K rf X sf! 2 M Ron Taylor Don Terry Cheryl Thomas Eric Tangburn iz , K V' Cathy Thomason john T:-mkicwicz Darryl Thorn ,-we . Q , avgi-.u 'S' A A Charles Taylor x, 'Q nib W . it Adrienne Thorp .i A rm I ' ,V .. N L, ' Q A 'N A 5 .'- , Q- k l W 1f?', ff? Polly Thrull -jcaninc Tompkins john Trcalclc Tim Roger -:A , W bf' 1,2 , Q- M , . ' ' 1 ' , WL.-:ii A f ,QS I I X .mi jf, .ima-r' rx li I 1' , 'ix im. . ir Dina Trumblcy jon Tryfori john Vandcvcrr Larry Vimliykc fig K ,. YH 37151 .-Q - Mi'il'J S Mike Viaforc Alice Vinccm Dona Virgil june Wfairc if 1 Y ,QA-,x IZ ghrx , Q 1 1 451' CJ ' ff.. i .' 4. ' X jg V .ii i 'fi . Q '- 2 Sk AI m 'Ai X-' A' K Y- I 2 irfvifl - I., Mxlrgc Wfnrbcl' Kelley XVL1n.l Lindxl XV:-inrcicli Tul XY'cinrcich ,ar , f if 53 -' ' - W wif: - W s, 'f,.i 5 ' I V i, 4 We 1 ff 2535 I A 2 ' 'i ,g l fb l 4- X 4 0 1 5 ' . 1 jackie Wilkins Mark Wfillmes Ann Woodard jenn Wylie 4195 D'you really believe that? murtc-rs Pat O'Ncill. ,aw Hel len Walden 5 f '4rX nr - , Ralph Wclborn Ruth Yamashira 'Fx ri ' Currie Wall , 'NYE' will Troy Wcrdnlil K .k f 3 is 214 ' i X wx V aff vagmll Elizabeth Zimmerman ni 'Qzv' Dave Wfarber Y' Ted Wfilcox 15 Senim V Q A fi s fa 4 5 1 Ti gi 5 f f, 60047161661 in with our companions 155 mums 12' 0 Seniors ' 4 : gs I L ' T fltyf,,,..,,3,3q:',msx,1gp 341171'Gg?zsfyZI,ieiT?5g5gggk Qggg K em .,,,'?11, ',z' 1' L- J- f' 'H ,gg:4g9'9'fWW - ' W 4 aye-. 'Ev '5'f1 5v:' E 4-,,,a' ln. Senior Semztom Slqb Up in the World This year the Senior Class Senators led the Se- nior Class in the last steps through their high school years. They sponsored many successful activities such as the Barn Dance Tolo, bake sales, Daffodil Festival, and the grand finale, the Senior Ball. This year's Senior Senators were led by many returning senators. LEFT: Senior Banner. FAR LEI-T: Seated: Mike Segall, Claudia Groom, Kris Glundberg, Tracy Girolami, and Peter Knrmins. Standing: Renee Healy and Clarita Grant. BE- LOXV: Seniors sir in their section. 'N f if 'fn 5 ul T, A-J 1' 9 it ' .na 'x Top Scholars of 1978 This yearls Stadium Top Scholars were honored for achieving high goals for themselves, which were accomplished through hard work and many study hours. Because of this devotion to education their GPA's ranged from 4.000 to 5761. with four outstanding students that maintained 11 4.000 GPA. ,. ,sit .uw 1 , f ,uf is 4 4.-an 3, ' fq,,,..1' 1. .. .Sw K .1 M lr-fs W J? Y ,,i. v ,R ,Q a- p QB, C' 'P' , Q1 w -4 , 3 ' - if Q aff? 4' . ,' eg Q N6 L ,Q Q .1 ,- Qs, E vw ff... Hhuga 129' L' . 1 f W' 1 v v 'F Y-., f -, 4 ,, 5:- E H fa A , , ' ..., Q .. --,f ' fx .3 -nlnavxn-S-9 , .xl 27744- -Lf 1? af' x 'Y ,X Q 1 qv ., ,r . ' 5. yn Zigi ' 71: 211 ,1.,2,, r ss ti? 2. viiifii? ' J ' Q3 fgazgffffim I... U, W x ',,.1,,.,.: 3, Nw-. n I an ,,.-n ,..,.f' H-an qt 'fl' 13 af. Vicki Barron Dllvid L, BHUIT1gi1fdDCf Michael Bearclcmphl Cheryl A. Bcklccclnhl' sigma Z :sw- -. Fi , -N, , ':' Q A A ill Q I Kathy Bell Tracy Lee Bcrka awww' Rebecca Dav Berland lNIHryAnn Bcrosh Clarita and Kris use mass quanrirics of snow Honor Roll ,394 Melanie Burr Liz Begg Scortjeffrcy Bleckcrtl' Janet M. Blum 161 M ww. ,. 1? , aw ,,v ' aww, v Victoria Torii Butts Mark Campbell Ann Maria Campos Pl1ylliS CHHICY Q x,, Kevin Carlson Ramona Caro Mario Ccccarclli' Doug Chrisriiinson Pat Clang Y Debbie Clark Honor Roll Suzanne Clglfkx: Bcrnita Ciesinski l. and J' u Y ' 1: , i . ,l Daniel Charles Deutsch III ,N vi il' 4 f ,...,.4--lf' .X Q ' ' ' - , ' , e ' x ,X I 1, f, S ,. I ss Carfk DcVaul A Typitiil Senior Class . Sheila Diestler Vcrnajean Donnelly Craig Doolittle Pat Doughty Honor Roll l Mark S. Downing Don Duyungan Davej. Eiscnbacher Brian Elert 165 9 ?i 4 Y 5 1 H Q Q F 4 , N 2 W 34-ff fl. fi' ka 1 f , L ik ff, 51413 W Lffig, v I ga-,,'JFif K . 7 f 4 . ,, ff , afs. , QQ-gwggff' . fy Qu ,. f. 'if-s,-' f , Xw gs uf , We 'T fu-gg if' MQW , g fy nv ,A.,?ff , ,.y.f,.x , I :MMP , ' If 'W X I' f , L ,QV , , f-f f-ay - 1, ,Q 4 w:ff4,., ,- f ip, my ,vm 'T F4 . ,. f k.g :amy , N I 1-m,,y f4 QQ' 9 5-If V r -an K -fd' N 13 swim 1 1 Qu o :'f. My C' 'Rx 4 E ? 1 n '- 1 f Seniors K gsggag' W-1, l wx 4'-QQ! V559 Rod Pedersen Ronald Pcdxgo WTA, V' w 22:2 ' 7 V , . 3 J Q 5 A we Q Valerie Pcdigo LOU pcrkinsiff Docs anybody wan: to buy an clonurv' asks Sheila Scott Perry Trese Peterson Drew Pilanri: jane Prellwitz 174 john Pyerrczk Nigel Quarrles David Raap Rick R256 jf JA, .vm V1 Af af, ,iz .Al qnmf' , 'X as .riff is J iw is ,- ,E l-KN IC Seniorf Drilblbifz' Sprir1g6r Br?-fllCy Spry Donald Gene Spruill Willie Steckler john Stengcr Gary Sterling Jodi-I. Stevens Merlin Steifens 17 jeffrey W, Stock? Harold Stockroske I Santa Wayne gives us 11 grin. Scott Surhcrlanclx: Nortonj. Sweet II N 1 ,.,.wM.W- ,. , 1 Dcbbie Talley xl: Inger Tangborn Ken Tanncrl: Dawn Tgbbiz Linda Tedlundzlz julie Tennyson? Mike Thornhill Peggy Thrallli Nga Trans? Sara Taylor Carla Thomason james Turnbow Honor Roll X KriStlnC DCC TurnlCy::: Robin Talinlerzll I clnn'r rhink I understand, worries Carla. 179 Emi J Senior Rick Unger Randy Urquhart, jrfk John Vangen john VinCC'r1t x x Eric Virgil Dngmar Wfrlgricriil Laura Walston Garcn XVal1 .bd 4, 'rr' I dunk bclrcvc xnu. Sherlock Holmes, Saws Minnie Pcnri 180 o 90070091 Vo ir A, 1 . ' 'QW' A, yu- ,vw I .451 Q, .- v'-btiggzaa ,L , ,M',, '.,f:o..,f , Yi v.,:'--,,, f,,. s,,. s M, 'Y w v ',, . w,9 ., ,,,',,,,,,w 4.4, Q, .4Q::,,..,q s,a4'n 'son 'Wa,,.: v,, 'r J ,. 0. N. -,ff ., !:' . lo, .:,'o .az 0990009 Oonw-1' 04 neo 40 voter 0. K-if Q n f- at 90 5 44 N, 4-.Q M 4,4 ff' fro.. f ,'?1c' if: .: ,, .. ,.. 'QVJI nr:-ff: 5-1' A Q 'W ' , Z?,'...f- z ff' ,' V , lf, , 0 x In o - ,, - v , , , .l fi . f,' 1. -N V V r -Axcn v 1 , ' xg. ,V -,..X.-V , 4 A M 1 ,.i .H ' 5 fn '.'M ,Q ' ' L , 0' ' 4' ,. ana... 1 , .. A W. ' V. 'nf ,i,a Pao, ' t ' Q I ni o ' 9-Y, , - Einar , r A Mary Kay Webb -julie Weber . , J 5 Q Q 5 fx 'R R 'MQ 59 I Wg-f4ft ' A, L ' ?E'A.Lfff ' , ii. ww- ' pi :N wmvwss Q-was A if -Q f 5 - Q. A wn,?5 A fish W W 5 . Honor Roll 18 A tradition ofthe Castle each year is to honor outstanding students in various categories, The tbllowing seniors were elected by their class- mates to fill these titles. Ha!! of Fame '78 Most Athletic Andy Cline and jean Dillingham 184 Most Talented Peppiesr Drew Pilant and Tammy Jgneg Pam Reese and jim Ceccarelli Friencllicst Scott Sutherland and Renee Healy Most Likely ro Succeed Karen Mcserve and Peter Krumins f Best Looking Carolyn Hansen and Ken Tanner 185 ma-nun 186 Most Humorous Most Active Greg Nordlund and Kristen Glundbcrg Tracy Girolami and Aki johnson Brainiesr David Fctrow and Phyllis Jcsticc Mike Segal! Boy of tive Year 5? ix joy Kawasaki Girl of the Year U' ' ,f '7' , Ja 50' w 5 , W, I , W.. ' AV 17 h ki W f ' I M 4' '9 -Q j 'V 1 B- . 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X , :I S u. u .A R., j r x yt YK - . ,' ' 1 . 0 X f V . 5 2 0 0 . ' nf - - ' ' V rx l . ' . ' 3 v W Q 'nf, '171f.l: f a. .N Sl. A , . 1 Q 4 4 if , A Z.. V- if ' n ' '- ' I , x . ,J-' 1 A w Q . xx - ax ,' 1 , . o ' ' U V .gl .,x :gf ki ,wr fm 8 A . -. - , M in 4, we nz' ' .g ' , 'F' . K ' o S fp ru ' . M + 1? . ' 1 as V x Q 4' w 1 im, L , K L. J . 1' osysymxxsf . 0 . - - A X K ff ,Q , . .ag 'B , ., 'Q ,j P - S9 if? rv ma: f 33,51 5 Q--K LQ-L-, 1NQ'V'u,09z. L ,,. B x . a AS:g5,ilx ..,. l,.,,.,,.ibb5, Z., M Sz? 4 'iw if f?W ,wg m vm dh Q ,W mn. : we r 'b ' A ,'., 2 5 W Q?-kfi fa fi ' 190 V f l In Recognilion In recognition Q' lair lweagf-fix comcientioax yeam of Jervice to the staclemif of Stadium Hzlglo Sc!oooL Tacoma, Waybinglon, the Takoma Stajjf hereby aiecacatef rbi! page lo M11 Pau! Marge!lz4bo!lJ teacher ana' friend wwf. 1 3 ,gk .Fl QW' .... au' ' J, ,,. Q' , , wh ' , , S, A, .5 .r ,W n J ' x f's 'f+ 4' V ,S 4..- 'a feffw ' 1 W H- - Ava M xi! h .. , 5, . Jw. . Y 13.4 1 2' ,M Th fx, , . . ' L wif' 1 , ' V. ' ' I . I Q. - u , g f 5511- J . Y 1 , R .- to -fa. . S. wx' ,M if mae, -.J ,N w . -, A N. , fa Haw wggr K ,MA w 'j N .. . M 'F ' 4 'r A W Hskjgg . fi jg A , ' ug'j,,?,. i 'V 5 Y 14'?x:' ' ' , fff 1 W .. , , , ,tr ., f 'Q , if ' . ' . , +A. f M ' 3 ' K 'Ng is - K , N x. ., . Z., My .J x - 15- ,uf - Q '- ri 'A , N Q 'm ' , - 4. M 2 N L ' A A -- w 71Q.1:v f' 3 , K .1 3 w,V1Mw ,1. W- ., A F A . . , ,Q ,I ,, . 4 5 ' 'H' ' 1 View n Rernernhrance One song leacls on fo anothefg One friend to another frienaf So I ll travel along With a friena' anal a Jong WY W Gihyon 1 The lon of a friena' if alzvaw zragir. haf when deafh li ezlcozznfered in Ydlllh. more than frierlafrhzp ix lost. The dealh ofjerome Womark lan fall famed IIJ all to look af o1rr5el1'e5 and oar lfvey wilh appreeiatiou. jerome um quiet and fhy. haf he had mam' friemlf. H25 1earherJ remembered him as a hare! worker, al- uays Jelling hlgh Jlandarafr a11a'Jtri1'ing hr zhe hen. A5 the dau pasxed, we remembered jerome for wha! he wan'-a par! of our ,rfhool and in Wirit. UJMQMRJW, - AOJVOL, KS, QMMJ Www M f the comjbrrzng hm 5 are gone . . 1 QUHJ 'Fifa Aiwa 50 QM . Q Q0 Vlyaw Wffgldj ,MM ,MMM Jrhafwfijj' MA CHM .mam aww Amy? M Mya 'I A Lk gig! 3,5 'gh I E , . 9 ' ,,' . iw. .1 :A H ,H --ya x in A 1-, Q .Ht ml V4 I' 'hw ,, . -xv sv. fi, Zj3.K51f S7 Q ,., T. --Y X . y. , V, 1 ' A ,, . W ...M ,wi ..,, ,.,, A H W.. , A,-A . ., ., wt, , . , VmwT'L.,W,, . I. w,,y,1,,y f4'P!'95?-.ef ,HL V , -: W Wm, . .f,,, 1,k,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ., . ,ww . MW I .V Un, ' ,.. . ' 11 H M, -5 194 The day dezwns . . . Tlozs zs jQzrewelL Stadium. Yozfve been our laome, and we'!l miss you. But summer birds with wings qffire Beekon us to mmfe on. ,-no mf - New friends we'll make, Bn! one ala' brown raffle Shall always rernain Oar - ana' twilzlgln' eorney. 195 Sophomore I ndex Abbott. Carol 76 Abe. Mike 85.129 Adams, Beverlee 117.119.129 Adams. Russell 129 Allen. Rene 115.117 Alters. Dianne 129 Anderson. Lisa 125.129 Angus. Pat 122.129 Archer, Douglas 15.129 Arnold. Karen 129 Arter. Albert 71.85.129 Attaway. joel 129 Austin. Ron 129 Bachand. Victoria 129 Bagley. Cheryl 129 Bailey. Alice 129 Ball. Alicia 16.129 Bass. Elisa 117 Bergstrom. janene 129 Berland. jeff 84.129 Berndt, Paul 129 Berosh, Elizabeth 11.129 Best. Rachel 16.115.129 Bevis. Dave 69.78.129 Beyette. Vince 16 Bigelow, Machel 129 Blake. Maria 129 Bones. Gwen 117 Bones. jacqueline 76.117.129 Brandt. Scott 65.69.129 Brisbois. Richard 129 Brown. Darnell 129 Brown. Eric 150 Brunk. Mary 150 Bruzas, Bill 150 Buker. Cindi 150 Burdge. Melody 150 Burdick. Scott 65.69.150 Burkland, Barbara 125.150 Burns. Patty 150 Calbreath. Don 15.16.150 Campen. Gary 71.150 Candoo. Liz 16.27.150 Carlisle, Dana 15.16.150 Carlson. Richard 150 Carlson. Sam 150,155 Carmichael. Cynthia 150 Cavanagh. Darin 85.150 Chamness. Helen 150 Chase. Renay 150 Clemens. Denise 16.150 Cline. Lorie 150 Cochran. Anne 150 Coleman. Sally 150 Constantino, Liz 128.150 Corns. Marc 15.150 Costanti. Susan 150 Crichton, Deanne 150 Crosland. jeff 125.150 Crumbley. Ray 150 Cullen. judy 16.150 Cunha. Yvonne 11. 151 Cunning, Teresa 151 Curry. Kim 151,157 Davidson. Robert 151 Dawson. Mike 69.125.151 Dejung. Tom 151 DeVaul. Lorna 151 DeVore. Todd 16.125.128.151 Diamond. john 16.151 Dillingham. Gerald 65.69 Donnelly. Nancy 151 Eddy, Lynda 92.95.151 Egge. Kris 151 Ellsworth, Geri 151 Else. Steve 71.151 Emmett. jim 69.151 Etienne. Tracy 16.151 Farrar, Darren 151 Fink. Dave 151 Finnegan. Kim 151 Firn. Sandy 151 Foreman. Steve 15.151 Fors. Bennett 151 Frasier. Debbie 151 Freeman. Chris 151 Freeman. Lynne 151 Frieze. Deanna 128.151 Frohmader. Lisa 16.151 Fromhold. Sean 89,151 Fuller. Thomas 65.69.88.151 Gardner. William 69,152 Garnett, Paul 65.69.125.152 Garted. Raallan 152 Geary. Elizabeth 152 Gent. Ryan 152 Gentile, Larry 152.154 George. Lisa 75.152 Geyer. Greg 89.152 Gifford. Troy 81.152 Gillam. john 69.152 Gilyard. Carlos 65.69.85.152 Girolami. Phil 128.152 Gleva. George 12.78.152 Gleva. Marge 15.80.152 Gonderman. Dave 152 Goodium. james 152 Gore. Tim 152 Goulette. Lorie 152 Green. Alison 152 Green. Diane 76.81.152 Greg. Scott 69.75 Hagen. Sue 152 Hale. Kathy 152 Hall. Dale 152 Hallam. Bonnie 11.152 Hallberg. Terri 152 Hansen, Britt 16.152 Hansen, joanne 152 Hay. Debbie 152 Hayden, jim 15.78.152 Hayes. Tammy 155 Hedin. Bruce 65.86.155 Hedum. Kitti 155 Hendricks. Robert 155 Henegar, Marc 155 Hoffman, Scott 128.155 , Hogue, Alan 155 Hogue. Rhonda 155 Holbrook. Dan 155 Hollenbaugh. Marian 11,155,159 Hoober. jaye 155 Hopper. Danny 85.155 Horn. Tony 16.78.122.155 Horn. Tony 16.78.122.155 Hoskinson. Melanie 155 Howard. Mike 155 Hodgings. Shari 155 Hreha. Roxanne 16.155 Hughes. Twyla 155 Humphrey. jim 155 Hunstock. joy 125.155 Hunt. joe 155 lszler, Lisa 155 jenkins, Dan 155 .I J enkins. Kevin 155 indra. Richard 155 jobb. Gail 155 johnson. johnson. johnson. johnson. johnson. johnson. johnson. johnson. johnson. jonasson. Gary 155 jeff 85.155 john 135 Tim 117 Kathy 76 Kyle 81.154 Ola Mae 155 Ronald 125.154 Tal 154 Lisa 15-1.155.208 jones. Bob 69 J J ones. jerald 154 ones. Shelly 154 judie. Anthony 88.154 Kelsey. Barbara 154 Kenison. Susan 154 Kimmerly. David 154 Kirkreit. Debbie 11.154 Knapp. Paula 15.154 Kneeshaw. Frank 65 Kocha. Larry 154 Kroll. Wfilly 154 Lacy. john 69.154 Lambert. Laurie 16.154 Lane. Patty 154 Lange. Donna 154 Larew. Tim 154 Larson. jackie 72.154 Laway. Tommy 154 Lawrence. Barbara 16.154 Lawrence. jean 11.92.154 Lawrence. Patti 154 Lieb. Pete 154 Liljacs, Cindy 16.65,119,154 Liljematk. john 154 Locke. Marsha 16,154 Londgren. Kristin 65.119.154 Loska. Shelly 154 Loucks. john 154 Loveless. Angie 154 Lovett. Acey 154 Ludwig. Sheila 154 Lynch, Anthony 125,154 Lynn. Kathy 15,76,115,125,154 Lynn. Mary 154 Lyons. Craig 155 Madison. XY'allace 155 Margeson. Brad 155 Marshall. jacky 155 Martin. Lynne 15,155 Mason. Tracy 11 May. Karla 155 McAtee. Tracy 155 McCormick. Dean 155 McDowell. Greg 155 McDuffie. Gail 155 McGee. judy 155 McHenry. Brenda 117 McKenna. Matt 84.155 McPhail. XXfilliam 155 Miller. Kathy 16.155 Mimms. Ken 65.69.155 Minkema. Stan 65.69.86,155 Mitchell. Doug 155 Mitchell. Steve 16 Mitsules. Steve 155 Mooney. joe 125.155 Moore. Erin 155 Moore. Marcus 65,69.125.155 Moore. Ron 65.69.88.155 More. Wendy 16.114.125.125155158 Denise 76.8 . Muir. Leslie 15 Mullins. jim 156 Mulvey. Dana 125.156 Murray. Martha 156 Nash. Cheri 156 Neal. Anne 71.156 Nelson, Anne 156 Nelson. Eric 156 Ness. Kari 156 Nichols. Penny 81.156 Nirk. Bob 26.156 Norwil. Mark 71.86.87.156 Oak. jeanne 72.76.156 Oathout. Kelly 78.155.156 O'Brien. Coleen 16.156 O'Galleher. Chubbers 156 Olivas. Patty 156 Olson. Randy 78 Olsson. Laura 156 O'Rourke. Michael 156 Otto. HeatherA16.156 Owen. Gayle 156 Owens. Robert 154 Pedigo, Sandy 156 Perry. Chris 71.156 Petersen. Brigitte 156 Petrovich. Brad 65.69.88.156 Petrovich. Louis 156 Pitzen, Nancy 156 Plaehn. kristin 16.156 Ponce, Louis'156 Predmore. Steve 156 Purchase. Becky 16,157 Putman. Guy 157 as ' egg 1 Saploomore Index Rader, Rosalyn 157 Reisinger, Dave 157 Rcmeto, john 157 Renner, Nancy 72,157- Reynolds, Candy 65,119,157 Rich, Scott 16,71,86,157 Rich, Timothy 157 Rithardson, Eric 157 Richardson, Vicki 157 Rohar, Linda 12,16,157 Roseman, Tela 157 Russell, Donald 28,157 Ruth, Rob 65,69,88,-157 Ryon, Kevin 157 Sather, Sue 157 Schaeffer, jim 157 Scherado, Scott 157 Schuur, Todd 85,157 Sigette, Jeffery 157 Simich, Linda 157 Simon, Ben 137 Simonsen, Celia 16,157 Sirrxs,,VCindy 157 137 V Smitli,V' Roger 157 f, Smith, Steve 88,157 iff Smythe, Susan 157 gi Snyder, Bob 78 fsqaaen, Mike 157 , Spain, Tod 69,158 Sparks, Peggy 158 Splinter, Steve 158 ' Spry, Steve 158 Stage, Cindy 158 Stage, Randy 158 Starkey, Ray 158 Starr, Susan 122,158 Sterling, Cindy 158 Stone, Kelly 71,76,158 Stoppler, Holly 125,158 Storie, Chris 158' V Stoudemire, Evajaton 92,158,V,,,,VVLf,,g,, Surina, Betsy 158 Swarthout, Kathy 158 I Tarrant, Lianne Taylor, Carla 158 Taylor, Lamont Robert, Steve ustad Trotter, Trout, fon Wagner, Janette 159 Walden, Dean 159 Warnick, Craig 54,85,128,159 Weaver, Heidi ,159 Weaver, 159 Weber, Charles 139 Wedin, Jonnette 159 West, Kim 139 West, Pierre 71 Wheeler, Shelli 159 White, 'Debbie 159 White, Lori 159 ,, Wickstrom, john 159 5 V 77 Wilhelmi, Lysle 159 S Williams, Dave 85 Williams, Shelly 152,159 . Wilson, Tara 139 ,ji ' ' Wingard, Barbie 139 V Wittenberg, Leslie 76,231,159 Wolford, Wendy 159 4 Wood, Mike 55 Woodworth, Jeff 69,78,159 if Yarborough, Kim 117 Yotsuuye, Ide.-114,159 Young, 'Brenda 159, , l' V 15' i wat? my Mm Cline, Mary 143 jzmzor Inrkx Cody. Dan 16,145 Cooper, Cheryl' 189 Conch, Diane 53.80,122,143 Cowan, Lisa 143 Dodd, Liz 15,145 Dodge, Kim 143 Doherty. Faith 34,7Z.,76,77,122, Donnelly, Pat'81-.1-435, liii ' A V Donofrio, Shelly 143 Doody, Kathy 143 '11Qoolittie, Sandv 16,143 Dohglas, James 16,143 Doyyning, Robert 145 Dunlap. Mitch 28,34,144 Dunnigan, Steve 144 Durgan, Jeff 141,144 DuSek,,QT,1m, 144 ,,., . 9DLiyuWngan,- Rob 171 ,122,144 Early, Kellie 144 Eccles,fCheryl 144 Eliot, Mike 144 Eliiofr, Dana.144 ,,E1mfri.,1?Ei '5 C155 4 Emmett, Holly 144 w'Engebretson, Janell 120,144 Erhart, Gretchen 780,119,144 4-Eyms, John 78,123,144 'fi-. . 111 l7armer,iB,ill120,121 -3 . Eerrow, Debbiq 11144, Fink, Theresa 144 Finnegan, Kathleen, 62,144 Fiorini, Jeanette 15,144 - Htizgerald, Mike 65,144 ff 1 Plannigan, Denny 1441, A' ezV 1..? 55151. E161-f TE, Green, Jeff 189 Green, Marrianne 145 Greinke, Gail 121,145 Greinke, Glenn 53,120,145 Grubisa, Julie 120,145 Grumbles, Marian 145 Hagen, Fred 145 Hagener, Dana 72,145,152 i 145 Vicki 145 T Hamilton, Rick 145 Harmon, Tim 145 Harper, Marrinea 120 Harris, Mike 145 Harrison, Elaine 145 Hauge, Jeff 145 Hays, 'Bethg 16,145 Hearn, Jim 145 Hedum, Gary 146 Heinrick, Martha 146 Hellenkamp, Chris 16,146 Henderson, Marlyn 146 Herrara, Rosanne 16,120,146 Hess, Cindy 146 Hertickg John 65,146 Higgins, Bev 146 Higgins, Scot 146 Hoffman, Andrea 62,119,146 I-Ioober, Ken 16,78,79,144,14 Hopson, Sonja 16 Howell, Darin 146 Howell, Jeanne 114,146 Hudson, Reggie 65 Hunley, Phyllis 146 Hutchinson, Denise 146 Isaacson, Sharon 146 Jacobson, Lynn 16,140,146 Jean, Bruce 88,146 Jensen, Rusty 65,86,146 Jewels, Steve 146,150 Johnson, C. 120 Johnson, Gary 146 Johnson, Sean 147 Jones, Lynn 147 Jones, Tina 12,1'5,147 Judie, Teresa 16,6Z,92,143,147 xKalac,'Cathy 147 , Kaup, Louise 147 11,1. 1 Kelly, Laura 147 - R Kern, David 15,147 Kirkreit, Mary 147 'Klouse, Paul 16,147 ' Kneeshaw, Frank 147 1,6 Knight, Eric 147 Koiv, Heidi 71,125,1Q4,147 141 ' 14 l - 1211151181 junior Index Lewellen. jeff 147 Lewis. Colin 148 Lewis. Steve 12.15.17,140 Liljenquist, Melanie 148 Little. Vanessa 148 Lloyd. David 148 Locke. Marcus 148 Luchini. Mark 120.148 Lynch. Doug 148 Lyte.jil1 148 Mack. Virgil 120.148 Manolides, Louis 148 Manson. Vicki 148 Margeson, Tonya 148 Marlow, Debbie 142 Martin, Chris 15.148 Martin. Don 148' Maskell, Cecilia 12,122,148 Matson. Bonnie 148 McBain, Brenda 71,148 McCar1e. Roger 69,148 McClure, Pat 148 McCluskey, Michelle 148 McColeman, Barry 65,148 McGee. Loretta 148 McKee, Larry 16.148 McLeod. Bruce 4,16,78,141.148 Medak, Tom 65,148 Michaelson. Steve 148 Miller. Gene 16,71,142 ,,., Millett, Michelle 71,125,149 Miner. Heather 13.15.149 Moore, Tetrie 149 Morford. Niven 15,125 Morgan. Becky 120,149 Morgan, Stan 149 Mork, Julie 119,122,149 Morley. Greg 16,149 Morris. Steve 75,149 Morris. Wfalter 149 Mueller, Kenneth 149 Mueller. Terri 149 Mullen, Becky 149 1-4-,, Patterson, Pat 86,87 Peck. Laurie 16,150 Perry, Bruce 150 Pierce. Debby 150 Prentice, Michael 65,150 Ray. Diane 120,150 Ray. Ronald 150 Redal. Kari l3,15,15O Reese, Roger 120,150 Reeves, Donna 150 Reeves, Mary 150 Reisinger. Kirk 150 Rhodes. Becky 16,150 Rice. joan 150 Riggs, Dave 150 Riley. Mike 150 Roberts. Larry 84,150 Robinson, 65 Rodrick. Richard 120,150 Rohar, Darrel 15 Roket, Traci 16.34.35,150 Roller. Paul 150 Romine, Melanie 150 Rose, Sherri 120,121,150 Ruffner, jeff 150 Ruvo, John 150 Sanford, Beverly 150 Schaef, joe 150 Schmauch, James 16,75,151 Schuur, Mark 151 Schuur, Stuart 83,151 Schweinler, Dave 83,151 Score, Richard 151 ,wry Sftivm Tfffv Sears, Nick' 34,84,15flil'.cg, ., Seeberger, Lisar151 Seferian, Linda 34,35,151 Segall, Becky 122,125,151 Sellers, Evelyn 13,8O,151 Shain, Paige 151 Sheeler, William 151 Sherman, Danette 151 Sigafoos, Molly 151 Sladek. Tod 151 Smart, Cindy 151 Smirli, Debbie 16,12O,123,151 Smith, Eric 12,15,151 'Smith,h Eugene 84,1.5i1,,,,g,M Sunde, Scott 152 Surber, Lori 152 Swank, Tim 152 Swenddal, Kristin 140,152 Swift. Denise 92.117,149,152 Swimm, Garth 152 Szolas, Darrel 152 Tangborn, Eric 152 Tankiewicz, john 120,121,15 2 Taylor. Charles 152 Taylor. Penny 152 Taylor, Ron 120,152 Terry, Don 152 Thomas, Cheryl 152 Thomason, Cathy 15 2 Thorn, Darryl 11,152 Thorp, Adrienne 13,76,81,152 Thrall, Pollyi 15,152 ' Tompkins, Jeanine 152 Treakle, john 15 2 Troger. Tim 152 Trumbley. Dina 15 2 Tryfon, jon 120.1 5 2 Vandevert, John 125,152 Van Eycke, Larry 65,147,152 Viafore, Mike 152 Vincent, Alice 140,152 Virgil, Dona 76,80,152 Waite, jane 119,152 Xwalden, Hellen 153 Walls. Carrie 13,15,125,153 Walls, Deola 120 Warber, Dave 155 Warber, Margaret 125 Ward, Kelley 119,122,153 Weinreich, Linda 153 Weinreich, Ted 153 Welborn, Ralph 153 Werdahl, Troy 34,414,153 Wilcox, Ted 78,153 Wilkins, jackie 153 Willmes, Mark 16,155 Woodard, Ann Woodard, Mike-,Q5,78',208 Wylie. Jean 155 gf Mullen, jeff 146,189 Smith James 151.n,,e,asf4ww.,iQ' 1 ' ggyy Jghgeiggy 1.i.f ' ,MA Yamashirahkiifh l5,62,122,l25 , S its MM - 3 , .. 5 141153 - yt' 'W' . Nelson.jen1fer 13,15,149 eff, -i , 7 4 Young, C. 65 .Q 1 XR! Y674 Nelson, R0bYH 149 he SnvdcPgg'i15,151 1' 'S -flK5 f4 'i i5 '21mr11erman, Liz 15,1s1, Norwil, Pai 16.88.149 5O,e,,5O,,. DYQLZO-ywiv 1 in .. 'W is Splinter, Alfred 16,1511 K . G Stackpole, Kim 34,8O,122,125 . ' 1' nrgy fo 0: X Oak. Alan 149 Steed, Rob 71,78,151 42 .. g 1 1 1 , 4, 1- ngnw, . ,y Olsen- NHHCY 149 Steen. Ron 151 5,3 - O, OISOU- Chfi5 149 V . .,,,,w Steeneck, Lisa 151 18 . i is Olson. Rose 149 Stenger, Cinda 12,15,114,140, , ,. u , i Orr. Michael 65.86,120,123,149 152192, 'X GX 1 . gy CQ O'Rouke, Linda 149 Stevens, Terry ,65,152 fQ f-bc xi 052412, Debbie 76-149 Stewart, Rose 16,62,119,1 .4 . v , 4 L, W ye , E5 G' O3Shea, Valarie 80,122,149 152 Vo , f , kj, 'CQ FQ' rQ Osfelfllagf, Gfffg 65,66,67.85,149 Stewart, Janice 80, , f., X V' Still, Danny 15 A 5 Stockroske, Donna 152 ,CD , ' Stone, jan 62,71,119,124,152 Qs 1 1 QTLP5 Jody 152 N X .4 k - , Mary 152 JS' QX X 1 X Richal-E63 Xxjfo Gio W X I b fl? .. . . C3 , Q? ac QT 4, ' . . 1. ,,,,ff 1 X ware 1 . fy 1 L ...1 - stall as 1, . 1 1 y lm-K' 1 5.-1 - it 1 , ve . 11, 251. 9 Qgf iris . a l +1 os :Wm Senior Index Adams, Leonard 12,15,65,16O Adams, Rosemarie 92,160 Girils, Gymnastics Ailloud,juan 160 Aitken. Kari 160 i Andersen, Robin 12,15,160 A' Concert Band, TAHOMA Staff, l RW Xlarching Band A wAihderson, Michelle 160 .Arn d, Marvin 160 1flAshb ' , Diane 160,189 gi . Efacler, Sharon 120,160 fbailey, Charles Daniel 160,170 gyBanks, V Brenda hEf'is:1 20, 160 ff 'Afro Club, Basketball, Tigerannas ' Barcus. Ben 15,1601 ' ,Concert Band, Europe, Band -Barron. Vicki 161 11 Bartich, john 1181 ii' Y Soccer Co-Captain ' , Cato, Ramona 163 Varsity Cheerleader, Pep Club Ceccarelli, Mario 15,65,86,115, 163,184 Christianson, Doug 163 Ciesinski, Bernita 163 Clang, Pat 163 Gymnastics, Wrestling, WORLD Staff, Swimming Clark, Debbie 75,163 Clark, Suzanne 113,159,163 Cline, Andy 6,86,87,164,184 Varsity Football, Varsity Xlffrestling. Varsity Baseball Senior Hall of Fame-Most Athletic ' Cochran. Jody 164 Softball Cochran, Siona 164 Softball Colglazier. Laurie 11.164 Choir, Pep Club, j.V. Cheer- leader, DECA Cole. jon 164 Cook. Paula 181 Cornell, Edgar S. 53.89.113,164 Drama, Ski Club, Rifle Team Crichton, Geri Lynn 164 Gymnastics Basketball, Ski Club Elliott, Pamela Kay 166 DECA, Activity Manager Ellsworth, Gemey 166 Pep Club . Evans, Tom 166 Fetrow, Dave 12,15,166,186 Orchestra Fletcher, Derek 83,166 Fors, Laurie 114,166 Basketball. SSS, Girls' Club, Top Scholars Frederick, Karen 166 Gymnastics Frederick, Keith 166 Gadre, Sheila S. 113,114,166, 17-1 Girls' Club-President, SSS- Treasurer, Secretary, Honor Society, Student Council Garrett. Keetha B. 119,166 Pep Club-President. Afro Club-President, FBLA-Vice- President Geiss, Glenn 166 George, Peter 16.166 ll 3 1 1 .1 fl 'ig' F yew! . we .a 1.1- 41?.iv f . 1, 1f..,' David i1.k-545218, Football, WORLD Staff Michael 71,124,161 Cheryl A. 161 Day 96,125 11,161 Roll . 1. jf' -1 Crosland, Mark 12,15,164 Crowley. Kelly -14,164 Crowston, Monique 181 Cunningham, Chuck 120,164 Daggett. Shawn 164 Darmer. Carl 65.86164 Varsity Football, Varsity Xllfrestling Dawes, Ron 12.13,16.164 Dejung, Nancy K. 4-1,114.16-1 Honor AHOMA Girls' Club T Society ketball Doughty, Pat 165 1. .A Cadet Band. Europe Band Geppert. Bruce S. 120.166 Basketball, Track, Golf, Ski Club Gibbs. june 166 DECA Giere. janet 167 Girolami. Tracy 3-1.72.92.113. 115.l22.l67,186 Senior Hall of Fame-Most Ac- tive, Senior.Class V ice-Ptesiil' , dent T Scholars Goretti, Gorman, Brenda 167 13,15,125,181 O. 162 Grant. Clarita C. 4,44,115,119, P1 as 1 :W Pk . if nr .1r. sg W an 11 it lit. 162' we-F2 Downing, Mark S. 1:65 Swimming. Gymnastics, Mural 12.15.115.165 Club 27523 fad-11 1 -.- 157.161.1617 . Girls' Club, DtamatStage Man-S ' ager. junior Class Vice-Presi- dent, Honor Society Man Quee 5 -P Q, A Graf . 1 I 42W 11, .. 6 A . .4-cz. vi ,.., . , , . . , is-ff ,W M 'Groom, Claudla,1'6,53f,15'7,i1'67Q1 f , -+151-QNX' S Gross. Kathryn 35.1 .114,167 A XVORLD STAFF, cgfrslxiub, , , y SSS, H 1 f R911 ,sit A M bd.. ..,x ,... M 14 fe ,,... 1 - A as . A 1 .2 f - -ittf t .iir 1 1 za- 1 N . J . . 56,2207 jackson, Reggie 65,67,82,83 Hagen, Don 167,182 Hall, Bob 167 Hall, Carol 167 Hansen, Carolyn jean 5,44, 167,185 Activity Manager, Boys' ketball Statistician, Baseball Manager, leader, Pep Club, TAHOMA Staff, Fame-Best Looking Hansen, Kari L. 159,167 V., ackson Gracie 169 T,-ack l Jahner, Christena 169 Qgilliam 3455, james, Dene 159,169 jestice, Phyllis 11,12,113,114, 159,169,186 Evergreen Girls' State, SSS, Madrigals, Honor Society- TAHOMA Roll, Snangishgy -lv Jim Club-Sec- '15-'ti' 5 -5- Society :fr Q . . , '. .-5. Actio Hornmittg, lations mmittee jobnEQn,. Brenda Lee 1, Q V., , X '4L,joliiQ1,son,glan1es 65,16 .' W slanson, Nbke 169 ' Harris Harris errv Helzer Stu rt-Martin janet L. 44 45 89,11i3'Jfif,,' if- 'A i 'rkaanis 'Li- 3 gk. ., Q 2 I Mueller. Lisa 81.114,159.172 Kurriger, Virginia 11,170 N Lambert, Carl 12,15,17O Lange, Dianne Gail 4-4,45,48, Nau. XX'ilma 159.172 VKQQQP. 80,115,170 A A f Honor-Society. Top Scholars vilQ,gj0,13,Q2.,,fl'+' Y ,lv jwiinming. TAI-IQMA,Staff, K Nelson. Kris 175i ,vi-,I J ack. Ho Of Roll. sis- 5' , Nichols, Debra . gp 1 ya, we W! I , - 'H D ,lp K 5 Xcilelqgball X , l 1 'fa . 1. 7. 1 2, f 153,14 . f ri- . ' -sn Qi., 1 1 : fifififi' ffl! 1' P5 s?+1fF?3fQii5'ei-' er.e cn: 51- ,L .1 .Largs i ' uA,mS 171, 1, 5 .- ' .fi .: .S ,x l 4 . . 5 1 W W! hs. .gb Lavgrence,.Susan, Efiiaberhi-1' If . A it ij- ff' ig ' 4 C g x X Wm- , ... 'PQ-wif 4-Vit.. J v .qswl ,ggi ff, if f ,LM lr jagobsf'Lesley Linn 3T4,444,1e9, ,Q S, -5 IAHOQIA 54, ' ' 5- 'F -'fa if--4. Y. . 'X ,V M Sophomore Senaiorwipanishlg g '- ' '. 4- Lawson Grg,1,,71 - nfs... . f -M -QQ . - 'sf ,Q ' Club TAHOMA sfafffrillfisfiofgj' L'enegar.,Iulieg,7,1n .,, fe- ., - 'ff' ' fe, , 4, Rolp , , fvi s tt' 'W ,ai :f IclCrson.'Craigk17'1 A ' g , , J' il' v W my X 'Q af ,..f -.,. ' -f 1- .- W A H ' 201 . fp, , - 1 vw- W ,S -' N L- - r Vi .. W M f - --1 , .,, -N --.-. ' .,, . K waz at Q an E f ,yy .,,..zg.: , , ' ,- W-5 ' , ffggqgwwss., ,- - .f' N, A 'Si i' Me, ' 'A' .. --1 ' p. 1 - is C W ' ' ...ar , 'i'3v??Qfg.. . 7 nkinf- I fw mg' ., a. A ,.1 ' , ' 2: ' .t:'+. ' 1+--m ' -. , ' li f t' . ., QQv...-us-. U- 1 - - - 'V -- 'Uv - L .L - Q., 1.4 nqrfif '- f 1 -nw.. H- :,,, -. 1 . .af 'N . mia... ' 1' f L '6i'r16b8Qasketball, Q BasQba,1l,iVa -1 'fBaieba,i1,, I Iiarlisi ii4f1.15,169Z 5 ' 15 if 23 'X w 1 M 'E i Swim' Index Norcllund. Greg 44,53.113.173, S 177.186 SSS. B3U Committee. Drama. Commencement Usher. Pep Club. TAHOMA Stafi Acti- vity Manager. Senior Hall of Fame-Most Humorous Norton. Nancy Norwil Reeves. Danny 175-5 V Refling. Steve 115.175 Rehling, Karen' 175' - - Rhodes. Duane 175 Rich. Ernest C. 175 Richison. Sheila 76.81,115, 117.175 Riggs. john E. 175 Football. Wrestling Riley. Larry 175 Rinker, jack 12.15.175 Ritchie. Wanda Else 11,175 Choir. Tigerannas, Pep Club. Girls' Club. Ski Club. Student Assistant Rivera. Beatrice 175 Rivera, Catherine 175 Roberson, jim 176 Roberts. janine 176 Roberts. Yvonne Garzell 176 P p . . , . Varsity Songleader 176 7 e Club FBLA jV Cheer- Steclder, Willie 120.178 Stenger. john 34.55.53.178 1 Sterling. Gary 55.178 Stevens. jodi-j. 178 Stevens, Merlin 178 l Stevens. Thomas E. jr. 7.78 Student Council. Sophomore Football. Swimming. Track. - l Mural Painting 1 Stock. jeffrey W, 115.178 - Baseball, Girls, Club Hall of Fame- Most Loveable 2 Stockroske. Harold 178 l Stoll. Kent 65,86 t Strombeck, Mark 120,121 Sutherland. Scott 175.178, .185 1 Sweet. Norton j. II 178 Tablet. Robin l1.115.115.179 Talley. Debbie 179 Student Assistant Tangborn. Inger 179 Tanner, Kenneth F. 48.55,115, 179.185 Football. Senior Hall of Fame-Best Looking Taylor. Sara 55,179 Tebb. Dawn Elizabeth 11,44. 179 Choir. Madrigals, WORLD TAHOMA Staff, Honor Rick 15,174 Rakos, Paul Andrew 10,11,44, 45,175,208 Maclrigals, Varsity Swimming, Usher. Pep Council A. 175 Staff-Editor, Honor Martin 65,177 Sheehy, Rob 16,69 Sheeler, Dan 177 Silva, Fran 48,159,177 Simpson, Terry 11,26,177 Sisk, jolene R. 177 Volleyball, Baseball, Spanish Club, Mexico Ex- change Student Sladek, Mark 177 Smith, Robert 177 Snarski, Karen 177 Sosa, Isaac 177 Spain, Karla 177,189 Splinter, Alan F. 177 Football, Track Springer, Debbie 178 J., - Spry, Bradley 178 Spruill, Donald Gene 65,178 Basketball, Football, Afro Club, Big S. Student M, in .. 111+-'qvagg1,,Ef1c 180,194 G I q .. ,john 180 ll .19-..-W' alll. Q5 s.if1rf5A2'2 TAHOMA Stafi WORLD Staff- Editor, Top Scholars. Girl of the Month t-A.' U Unger, Rick 180 Urquhart, f 1 football, Ba5kefba11 1'e1e. I ' john 180 . Track7Cross-Counf If ' I Q. , , , .lfyqajfzatefeff ,Y to . A . 1. 1 , ft .Q.,,1...iQ'tg 1 ff. .. ,.' 31 ff ,. .. Wagner, Dagmar 113,180,182 'w5'145'5. ,fl Wall, Garen 16,81,124,180 Walston, Laura 180 Walton, Ettnytte 182 Webb, Mary Kay 48,62,180 Daffodil Princess, Pep Club, Swim Team, Varsity Cheerleader, Homecoming Royalty, Activity Manager Weber, julie 180 l 1 l .,,.......-Q-av f-. W, Swim' Inaiex Weclrosky, Tim 181 FBLA A Whaley, Alphonso 65,181 Whitman, Michael 55,181 Whitrenberg, Elaine 181 Wiggins, Dan 181 Wiley, Gwil 78,181 tbww s .Q oe mme x XS EQ , 'NMMA Qlmilslxmaa. A-WMM Wi 397, BQHM Ww,k,'lukciluXl9e Sm ew 50M-Qsllvwa GMX Ski Club, Swim Team, Spanish Club Wohn, Nelson 13,75,181 Woods Carie 181 we owe NzMvQmu Qlsmdr Woods: Susan Mellanic 11,34, 3 Qlfbb ' 35 53 so 115 181 Diania, 'swaln Team, sss, in 3 WORLD Staff, Girls' Club, Inrerciry Action Committee Yarborough, Cynthia 48,117, 181 FBLA, Basketball, Afro Club 4 Youngs, Reba 181 Zajack, Ken I Wasil, fc, , - .A -Q- .. - Q, A . - W no vsg,q--,-fgy A V . G A was ,missile- .f .si 'K 4' s -fw if 'V ver -' . 4 -4'-s. 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S E B ' ' X 9 fan reoih SF K 8 lg and extra soeeiai thanhs oes to 'Unhjie Ba C s, ' gh F E who with his expertise heht a d photographic hnowled 5 Ck N g at always managed to jamp in nd saoe as when we we h E EK drowning elmidst a sea of I hies, and worse-dgzxdii Q E Q Q m V . s Ex 2 he QMS? W? QW? The Year In Pictures 1 i s ' Y s i 'fi it ' sftgvf iz, Witnessing the events of the passing 1977-78 school year, Tahoma '78 is the result of the dedicated efforts of a number of individuals in addition to the staff In this book we tried as best we could to portray the year and it's events in as many pictures as possible. Thus we attempted for an accu- rate rendition of the old saying, one picture is worth a thousand words. Many donlt realize the work a yearbook involves, all the extra hours and headaches and indecisions. 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