Sunnyside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sunnyside, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1961 volume:

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' K ' 'Rilo iQJ,F'Q'W tt . g., 3, I I I I Q I I I I 4 I I 1 1 I I I I Sunnyside J-lign Sandal Sunnyside: Washington If - ' D I 96 I Mirror 'Treasures af Our years fdilar - juditn Zfnarntan ,Asst Sdilar - Sharon Zfisfnun 1 Sontonts Dodiootion Sonool iflflosrot ,flrtrninistrotion Dioision linorolnnrsots Snrrirnlnr Dioision Sntroonrrionlnr Dioision Ssnior Slnss Jlflnsio and Drnrnn ,7nnior Sloss Soonornors Slnss S,oorts ' flttoortisornonts fndsn .ioronford Treasures! Favored and cherished ones throughout the year. We, the annual staff of 1961, have tolled all these treasures into one big chest for you to relive. Treasures, such as the breath-taking ex- citement of the ball games, when in that spectacular deciding last moment as the ball rolls around the rim-then in-as our team bursts with victorious yellsg the first enchanting prom, with the rustling of taf- feta and netg those tough tests you just knew you would flunlc-but didnytg the friendsg the dances, the noonhours, Mr. Bensonls office, are all retold in these pages of the Mirror. S,- gs g . f sfs '. ': ss - 2, s f fs s fvss e f: Etf ss zsisgr .2 ggzizgv- M5155Pzfiififeiliiifisiieg1 'fIrv:fg1lS7'V23Qe?k?557-PE?'lSi5f57::?5E1j3diffliieif '5?:1l.2T'1ii:- I 59?'I?.e'TVf35fi25:f:-5-:'iH3!?3X'955f A ea i35 iff? -wasifgsseiezsssssszissssemraiiwmas s -sl. is si nger. I Dcdimfim We, the Annual Staff, dedicate to you, the stu- dents, this year's MIRROR as a token of our appre- ciation for the kindness and cooperation you have shown during your years at Sunnyside High School. We cannot find sufficient Words to thank you for endeavoring to help each other, and for your patience in time of misunderstandings and hard de- cisions. Therefore, as we pass through the doors of Sunnyside High, the memories you have left, and your accomplishments of the years, will live in our hearts as We help you relive in this book, THE TREASURES OE OUR YEARS. Judy T., Sharon F., Joanne L., janet J., Carol H., Susy L., Roberta H., Pat W., Don B., Charles M., Carol G., ludy N. 3 Q' funn-5 wt, M,.' wwf? 1 ,- ' ,gm Q 'Hynes' Hgh 'I H wx. 2 , Ak Q1 , ,,....,.......+-1 :'Wun.q..,, 35 I A ,I 5 - X' 2 if ' Vkykk 'y as U A ,.,- . 4 f ' ---- , ' ' kk,.?,,,..,,,. I mi Hag ggi? 217-gg, K- fi, 133 nik Sw A . , , : ' EJ ' f:.:',: '?'- 'z , -D- vs' flffjp' 'Uh 113:12 , 'W ' A , ,fgcini 29-L Q42-5'-'gre N, fi, wig, ,gl ,hx xiii-,z, gl, K . . :W f . ,K KX-gf gisgf Hg? if I ,Arif V A Hercules salma! mascot Hu! mhvsemw Chard ,4 5 ,,,..,..-mf-'--,. wg Mila 5 5,ff' .. 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In years to come this Mirror will bring back memories of moments and events that will be recalled with the deepest of pleasure. Old friends and associates will re-live from these pages. Highlights of student life and activities long forgotten will be herein preserved for misty-eyed reminiscing. As some day you thumb through this treasury of souvenirs, may this question come to mind, Wl1ere else, but in America, could this have happened? Furthermore, as you ponder this question, may you resolve to help perpetuate the same opportunities for all who may follow in your footsteps. LEE A. COLBY Superintendent of Schools 6 Princzpal Mr. Henson Dear Students: The American secondary school is entering a new era of development and growth, Any teacher fortunate enough to be able to serve such a school system should be aware of the many problems that will arise in the near future. We, the administrators, the teachers, and the students will be given every opportunity to participate under improved conditions. How we avail ourselves of these opportunities will be entirely up to us. Let us at Sunnyside Senior High School be grateful that we may look to the future with security and confidence. HARRY BENSON, PRINCIPAL Sunnyside Senior High School 7 Mr. Aflmfgomer Wee-Superintendent The school board is responsible for the business transactions of the Sunnyside I Schools, and it is they who grant permission for clubs and groups to take out of town trips under the direction of the school, grant appropriations when needed, and consider suggestions as to how the efficiency and effectiveness of the schools may be increased. School l6'mrd Left to right: Mr. Sewell Erskine, Mr. C, T, Kenning, Mr, j. Carroll Bagley, Mrs. E. L. Mottley, and Mr. Mark Myers 8 Mr. Klumr M rs. 70rd Vice-Priurrjval Guidance The able guidance of these well-trained people has helped us in many moments of uncertainty, and their ready aid in any and all situations has been a great sense of comfort. Mrs. Dickey M rs. Maib Secretary 5'cl1a0I,,JVursr Grey 'rr barn gf much wry uf.. N 9 . ANDERSON, DON B.A., Wayne State, M.A., U. of Nebraska Chemistry, Physics and Research Science, Advisor to Camera Club BREWER, DAROLD B.A., C.W.C.Eg 4 years, U. S. Marines Physics, Biology, Advisor to Sophomores DICKEY, ROGER B.S., Pacific U., Grad. Study, Stanford U. Adv. Math, Algebra 3-4, Plane Geometry, Advisor to Algorithms, Annual, and Tennis Coach BARRONETT, LOYD C. BS., U. of Idaho, M.A., W.S.U. World Problems, Sociology, and Psy- chologyg Advisor to Pep Club CHASE, CHEVY BE., W.S.U.g B.S., W.S.U.g 2 years, U. S. Army Vo. Agriculture, Advisor to F.F.A. FERGUSON, BETTY B.A., College of Idaho, Grad. Study, Col. of Idaho English 113 Advisor to Honor Society I0 BRAUER, VIRGINIA B.A., Curry College English 10, Dramag Advisor to Thes- pians gill GLENDENNING, E, C. B.A., C.W.C.E.g Grad. Study, U. of Wash. Boys' P.E., Basketball and Baseball Coach, Advisor to junior Class HARMS, CORA B.A., W.S.U.1 3 Years, U. S. Navy Typing I and II, Advisor to Program GRIFFIN, RICHARD .E., W.S.U.g B.S., W.S.U.g 2 years, .S.N.R. Biology, Auto Mechanics, Advisor to Committees i-Y i fy X HUGHES, DON s. B.A., W.S.Ll,, BE., XXf.S.U.g 4 years, U. S. Air Corps Band, Chorus, Glee, Music Theory, Be- ginning Inst.g Advisor to Treble Tones, Bass Tones, Commencement TERRY LUDWIG, LEILAH Mont. College B,A., U. of Utah S. History, Advisor to Grizzly English 12, journalism, Advisor to ters Grizzly Gazette, Senior Class ,..,T..,,.,,.,..,,,..,,..,-. W ,.. Q, ,.,., .,,..., .,,..,,,.,.E HARRIS, DORIAN B.S., W.S.U. Physical Education, Advisor to Rally Squad, Drill Team, GAA, GLC, Tumbling and Trampoline ClulDS. KINNEY, RICHARD B.A., U. of Idaho, B.E., U. of Paris, B.S., U. of Calif., M.A., U. of Wash.g ZVZ years, U. S. Army Soc. Studies, French, Advisor to Honor Society tt fs 3 9 's 3 I K X MOGA, DAN B.A., U. of N. Dakota Latin 1 and 2 ' , TQ. f.hy-- .. s -X. , N L, 1 H19 5 , - 11 ' .-,1, - -. - . 12190: -'-E:.::. . ::.EE-f -f . 'Y' of 1 INIOORE, WILLIE MORRIS, HOLLIS ROOS, DOROTHY B.A., Ark. A and Mg M.A., U. B.A., E.W.C.E.g 4 years, U. S. Navy B-A-. CUIO- Sfilfff C- Of E-3 M-A-, C010 of Wasl1., Grad. Study U. of Geometry, Algebra, Gen. Math, Ad- State C- of E- Waslq, vigor to F,T,A, English I1 and 12, Speechg Advisor to Library Tfl-HI-Y, Dffbilte RUNYAN, HENRY V. B.A., C.W.C.E.g B.E., cw.c.E., ME., C.W.C.E.g 3M Air Force Shorthand, Typing, ness, Bus. Law, years, Army Gen. Busi- Advisor to I e E l Grizzly Boosters k f SLUPSKY, RUDOLPH B.S., U. of N, Dakota English, Physical Education, Healthy Advisor to Sophomore Class sARNo, FRANK B.A., W.S.U,g Grad. Study, E.W.C.E.g 3 years, U.S.M.C. Family Living, Athletic Director, Foot- ball Coachg Advisor to Lettermerfs Club 18 SLUPSKY, SHIRLEY B.A., U. of North Dakota Spanish, English, U. S. Historyg Ad- visor to Pep Club I2 SENN, CLEMENT 'B.S., W.S.U. Wood Shopg Advisor to Fire Squad SIVIITH, LEONA B.S., U. of Wash. Home Economics, Advisor to F.H.A TAYLOR, KEN TRACEY, JUANITA VONESH, LYLE BA., Concordia Collegeg Grad. Study, B.A., Phillips U. BS., Mayville State Teachersg 4 U. of Minnesotag Moorehead State Col- Art, Crafts, English, jr.-Sr. Banquet years, U. S. Navy f legeg 2 years, U. S. Army U. S. History, Gen. Business, Drivers' Training Bookkeeping it WX amine ff' rf' it fs fn it . .Q X ' ' ' f' 53535, 'maiilgggi 'K ' 2 ,e's5,g? 'N14'::?,:, :gJ,'fj' .. he , fffssszsiziimfrr.. 1 1 QI:-it -L ,.,.f1 leiaziraa- 9:22, ' . f . 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BACK ROW, left to right: Joanne Lanzendorfer, Mr. Dickey, Susy Lane, Roberta Hentges, Pat Willey, Don Baldridge, and Charlie McMains. FRONT ROW: Carol Hedden, Janet Jackson, Judy Knave, Carol Gunder, Sharon Felsman, and Judy Thornton. I4 V414 X Sharon g6f.S'Wldl'l Assisfan! Editor Hard work sometimes, fun always, preparing the annual has been a very interesting and enjoyable experience for all of us. We felt very privileged to have been Seleuted to be 21 part of the staff and worked hard to try to prove our worth. Left to right: Mr. Dickey, Advisor, Judy Nave, Susy Lane, Sharon Ifelsmnn, Janet Jackson, Charlie McMains, Joanne Lanzendorfer Don Baldridge, Carol I-Iedden, Put XX'illey, Roberta Hentges, Carol Grinder. SEATED IN FRONT: Judy Thornton, Editor. I5 Miss Sunnyside keggic Haze W, Kaccalaureafe xrfff. 4 .v t 531 Pvpular dzrlzz , the swim! af swzlvhing nel and faffcm: Couples jom ln the grtnd mlrch to honor the queen They stftrted w1th twos and eqch tune thex went around the gym they 1ddcd couples untxl there were e1ght couples tn 1 row then thc queen md her Court walked down the mrcldlf. E Z Princess Susie Knerr and her escort Rod Kot escort Rick Thompson, Princess Laura James a l8 J Q M, 2 A 'ien is nenereel ne Snnnyside Prezn .Qneen n nzynlzyni of ine prelns 'V' F 4 Q ngmffk K ' f , f wisntf-I , .tt ifk- M I , A ,R ,J W netsw wget Queen Carla Marion, and her escort, Steve Anderson. Couples make room for Queen Carla as she is escorted to her throne I9 f v r Graduation - may 22, I 96 I 20 1 .w ' Salufzzforiau Delores Zadness Valedicforian Wharf Killiugsfad Bob maintained a 5.807 grade point average during his high school years. He was very active in many clubs and always willing to help. He was a very high spot with his classmates, and was very well liked by everyone. Delores Fadness, the 1961 Salutatorian, has been very popular and active throughout her high school years at Sunnyside High. She held offices in many clubs and was very active in many others, but she never forgot her school work and through High School she maintained a 5.74 grade point average, which won her the valuable position of Salutatorian. 2I Q -. ', . f. Bob Killingstad, VLll6diCtl7fiHD,S speech at graduation, May 22. 'Zfaunch fum the 5'ufurc ' Delores Fadncss, Sulutaztoriunk address, May 22. 5 'Su ..-.-a QM! Www 8 jx ' - f - V f K ' 'Wie ' X ef , . 'Q , -HM' - 43 5 A -flkgij ''Y4TE3E27QLf?VEg:i5f5Zg35?Ziii:lsS'1592? i , . Kfwgwwg - Q A W Wm-'L ,g ig-,'- 1f:4M :Q ggiggugagsgggggk M11-gf W K ,iw Lili- V ., W., , ...,, M .m..,..M,mMWgg3,Lgig5f.Wf?f1isQi?5i2f 'M ' 3 'XW1.r!fN ,.w,w-qm.M': f,44v,.V ,W is 1 -- . Q-.,,Mm..,.,..A..,W,,,,A..,,,,b K 5 f :fag , . f 3, l FW S 'i K 5 fi, 1 f 5 - fi. ,, , Q, WWW- 15fMfawisiiceisegwamzmzsazuiv,.57 uzazsigiwizfgzisi.s2a:Q:,1.Qx, f QQ f fi wzrwf .Af Mn-MwM.-wJh.umuwwwQmmvxv-4.wh-0 5 Ulf Pi , . g A- , 1' ,m .W 1 Ria. , 1 l The purpose of the annual staff is to put out an inter- esting annual which is attrac- tively done. At the first of the year the members of an- nual staff have a short in- struction of the fundamentals Mr. Taylor is the instructor for Drivers' Training. This class is offered to anyone sixteen years of age. No credits are given for this class, and the time for it is taken from the students' study halls. Mr. Taylor teaches the students the laws and regulations that all drivers should know. The purpose of this class is to better inform the students about the driving laws, the car's operation, and the driver's responsibilities. Mrs. Moore and her librarians keep the library open and in operating condition to serve the students and teachers. They keep the books in order and re- paired. They also keep the library up to date with latest information and books to aid our education. The library staff works very hard and is a necessity to our school. 24 iiiiii.. of their job. Each member of the staff is assigned a specific section for which they are wholly responsible. Mr. Dickey, the advisor, oversees all the work that is done. pn Mrs. Smith is the teacher of all high school home economics classes. During the year, each girl is re- quired to complete a home project each semester. One semester of class time is spent on cooking and the study of foods, and the other semester is spent on sewing and knitting. 'Q wif .ir ,ily Williams Each boy in wood shop has his own shop projects. Mr. Senn, the teacher, helps each one of the stu- dents when he needs assistance or advice on his projects. In this man- ner the students learn the right Way to use the shop and the tools to produce very fine wood articles. A Miss Tracey is the arts and crafts teacher. During the year they study color and design as well as having other projects. Leather working, copper tooling, mosaics, and basket weaving are some of these other projects. Mrs. Martin and the office girls work together to take care of the business of the school. The girls learn to use the office equipment, and they learn the routine of office work. Responsibility and experience is achieved by the girls. v .Wm-A4 X wwf? 2 WWW! if 3 ,H M mmf Miss Harms teaches all regular typing classes. The students are first acquainted with the operation of their machines, then they begin the slow process of learning to actually type. Through the school year, many proper forms of typing F-from invitations to research pa- pers-are presented. One main ability is developed in each student during the year besides typing, and that is the ability of following di- rections. Shorthand class is taught by Mr. Runyan. Shorthand is an elective course which is offered for students who are interested in following a secretarial career. During their course of study the students learn the shorthand theory and get prac- tice in taking dictation. TN.. 1 Math Development and Logic is a new class to our school this year. This class consists of sophomore, junior, and senior students who show a deep interest in mathematics and who want to probe deeper in some of the basic ideas of mathematics. Mr. Dickey, the teacher, and the students hold class one hour before regular school time. French students not only learn a new language, but hey also learn about a new country. Mr. Kinney, he French teacher, instructs the students in the basic aws of the French language. Conjugation is the main emphasis in the course of study. 1' Chorus class is open to all high school students. Mr. Hughes teaches the class the fundamentals of reading music and singing. This chorus group perf forms for special events and concerts. WM The general business class is taught by Mr. Runyan. Through the school year the class touches on many subjects concerning business. Income tax, transportation, job ap- plications, meeting the public, and The majority of the seniors are in Mrs. Ludwig's English classes. The classes consist of a study of English literature, grammar review, vocabulary, theme Writing, book re- ports, and special reports. The ma- terial is covered very rapidly, and the students always have to be on their toes! 'ii Mrs. Roos instructs the speech students in various fields of speak- ing. The students learn speeches that inform, convince, and impress. Certain members of the speech class take part in forensic tourna- ments throughout the state. These students participate in the fields of debate, oral interpretation, oration, and extemporaneous speeches. From speech the students gain poise and confidence. The world problems class studies a generalized world history and all sections of the World. They observe very closely the world events of the day and try to compare them to some phase of history. Through this comparison they try to deter- mine the severeness and the effect that certain current events will have on history. All juniors are required to take United States History. Mr. Lind- quist is the teacher of this particu- lar class. They study the history, the government, and the problems of the United States. This year was a very busy and important year for the United States, so there was much to be studied. iff .,r K data sheets are some of the more important items discussed. The stu- dents learn what these are, how they are handled, and the importance ot each. I The drama class, taught by Mrs. Brauer, is a very active class. They study the fundamental principles of the theater and some of the theater's history. For their final test each student gives a fifteen minute program consisting of a pantomime, oral interpreta- tion, and play cutting. s at M LR ' Chemistry class is open to any high school studen and is taught by Mr. Anderson. From the text book and lectures the students learn the basic ideas dealing with certain chemical knowledge and discoveries. The students then work in the lab to try these ideas foi themselves. By working in the lab the students learr how to use the equipment and learn how to be care- ful. y Physical education is required for all sophomore students. Many group sports are played during the year along with other physical fitness programs. Miss Harris, the girls' physical education teacher, instructs the students in these programs and makes sure the rules are learned and sportsmanship carried out. dl. 5.151 Ofkcvrs DOH Smisct President The Associated Student Body officers have spent a very busy year at Sunnyside High School this year. A victory bell and a jukebox were two of the purchases they made for the school, each of which soon came to occupy an important role in our extracurricular activities. Many things of great interest and significance were noteworthy, two of the most prominent being the advent of the admission of an exchange student program to be instituted and the lighting of our football field. They all spent many hours con- templating what could be done to best benefit the school and the students. STANDING: Don Senn, Student Council Chairmang Rick Thompson, Student Body Vice-President. SITTING: Reggie Baze Yell Queeng Jean Alexander, Advertising Managerg Dolores Fadness, Business Managerg Roberta Hentges, ASB Treasurer Laura james ASB Secretary. 3l .Ag ... A C3 A A fy'+gfQ,, 'D' lr , Q ,Qi kim'-r J K 'gfwggk r.K,,,,. sf' ww- ' ,- Student Eddy Leaders The executive council is made up of the top officers in the student government and organizations members of the executive council are from left to right: Mr. Benson, Aclvisorg Steve Andersong Doug Browng Don Smisetg Don Senng Rick Thompsong Rod Koch. FRONT ROW: Judy Thorntong Susan Hornsteing Jean Alexanderg Joanne Lan- zendorferg Delores Fadnessg Roberta Hentgesg Lara Jamesg Reggie Baze. Members of the student council are: Mr. Blume, advisorg Jerry Wyattg Carol Munnsg Ann Powellg Judy Weltong Monica Whiteg Don Simsetg John Salvinig Don Senng Lyle Hardeng Carol Mattinglyg Ron Carmeng John Friendg Jim Antramg Gordy Munsong Joanne Lanzendorferg Doug Browng Maynard Harrisong DiAnn Roderickg Barbara Gochnourg Jan Levoldg Cynthia Viceg Sharon Lynchg Connie Leyg Pat Anclersong Judi Shearerg Sue Weber. 32 3 52 iffixw 25 PH S 3 S S S 1 X S ,gk A wif 1. VTQ Create, m:1iut.1i11. :md extend fhlOL1 hOL1f thc homn 501001 md LOIN!T1L1IlIfX hgh 5t.mJ.m1s of Cflmristigm Ch.1f.lCfCf,H is thc mr msg of tu uunysuc Trl H1 X 1 lx ml is an cffcctixc youth orgmuizaticm sponsored ny tu YINIQA d 15 su 1 1wOL1IMl.lfiUIl oi' Cfhristim principles. Z'ri-fz'i- If far Girl D. c1.ll'I'i5UHl S. Hwrmtuin: D. Pndncssz Mrs wwwwwmf1:QA A-ff .-vf- Q mm ,,,..wr-M .ana-1-can iU -u-.zu ,,,.4-- .-in F5 ,W 1 -.....,, ---,,, .2 W. Ahkxxg -..., .-11 l fl 52 5 .-nf as f,Lg.f.f fi 91-K W -, Q X ii' , '-.., 9-ig . L' ' :bf 2 V ., , If 1 ming., H '-5 -,,,. Q A s f l -4....., f ,V . MX . FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA The purpose of the Sunnyside Chapter of the liuture Teachers of America is to help high school students explore te.1ch- ing as a career. F.T.A. is open to any student who feels 21 desire for the teaching fieltl. The 1960-61 activities include the Southenst District Meeting in Yakima, ushering nt open house, stutlent teaching, the giving of 21 S200 schol.1rship, n pop- corn bull sale, and sponsoring A1 dance. Mr. Morris, B, Etulain, Davison, B. Birchirrti, S. Boley, T. Burnett, L. Tree, M. Wcmcmtls, S. Lebbed, C. Lee, L. Olsen, K. Netlerhoorl, P. Moore, B. Brooks, VI. For- clyce, N. Becker, O. Cfhgiinlbers, XV. Van De Cirilit, M. Van Atta, P. Burns, M. Crabtree. I Mr. Morris, B. Etulnin, J. Davison, and B. Birchnrcl. M sei. .Si . .ST l6'mi14 HONOR SOCIETY The Sunnyside Chapter of the National Honor Society installed the newly created Granger chapter this year. They inducted fourteen new members last autumn. The present membership has endeavored to carry forward the ideals of the society. Mr. Kinny, B. Killingstad, E. Berg, R. Stroup, P. Quarnstrom. J. I.anzendoi'fer, D. Senn, L. james, J. Resendez. S. Price. K. Erickson, B. Haven, D. Fadness. C. Marion, C, LaMarche, I.. Gostovich. C. NX'olfe, D. Lyons. R. Hinze, XV. Van De Grift, R. Senn, V, Elwell, M. Heck, M. Boardscn, B. Turner, R. Baze. P. XVilley, D. Svnn. C. Ncblzzins. D. Crnhtrcc. B. Killingsmrl, l.. Muldoon. G. Wfyutt, A, Powell, R. Baze, 1. Lanzenclorfcr, N. Wculfc. XX'chcr. C. Munns. J. Knopp, A. Ramsey, C. Munson, N. Knight. M. long. R. Hentgcs, 1. Wfclton, S. Senn, J, jackson, M. Bonrllscn. S. Iloffmgm, VI. Lcvold, C. Cook, R. Hoff, T. Hurt, S. Lynch, C, Vim, P, Burns. S. Prifc, B. Birchard, 1. Shearer, L. Strcik, D. Clmppcll. S. Amlcrson, L. Gostovich. T, Burris, BI. Garcia. R. Thompgon- Bm-kg, S, Rqlygnw R, Sgnn, D, Howath I., Rgggmfln, G. XY'illi.1mS. VI. Stn-rrctt. M. Harrisorl. J. Allen. T. Martin. L. Pulley. R. Stroup. Spirit Eoasier K x 2 1 GRIZZLY BOOSTFRS The purpose of Grizzly Boosters is to Serxc thc athletic Llcp.1rtmcnl as gate-kccpcrs and to help lllllllfillll orclcr and good Sportsmanslmip. The 1960-61 Grizzly Boosters reorganized lhclr club by udopting il new Constitution. They served thc student body well and enjoyed L1 l very successful ycnr. l MR. RKNYAX Qrzkzlivffes up J' -- V in ,-., 4 . ,L,. . . I ss .1.:r.i.:i.....wr J-lzyh Stepping Sleppers Cl RIZZLI IZTTIYS The Grizzliettes perform pretision tlrills for the half-time entertainment at the basketball games. The tlrills .trc mgnlc up by intlixitltml team members .mtl 5, practice is clone during the girls' free time. L. Stricclc, A. Powell, M. Briggs, L. Hill, D. Fadness. G. Xlfyatt. R. Greenlmlglu. bl. jackson. J. XX'elt0n. SECOND ROVU: V. Stover, E. Martin, M. Clumluers, li, Riggins, L. Reynolds, L. Feyerherm. R, Hentges, S. Lynrli, S. -lnlinsnn, D. Crabtree. R. Lawson, L. Gostovicli, S. Marion, Miss HARRIS 39 MISS HARRIS M. I3ust1'.1i1n, L. Mul- cloon. R. Brize. C. Mur- ion. BI. Biartinez. H. Vain Belle, S. Hoffman, Hornstein. SIYCOND ROXV: S. Marion, Jackson. S. Reimer, I. Biehl. R. Lawson. R. Thomas, A. Powell, B. Riggins. GIRLS' LETTER CLUB The girls' letter club, 11 part of G.A.A., consists of the G.A.A. members who have enrnecl their letters. The purpose is to further the interest in athletics. Late in April C.L.C. haul a swimming party at the Y.M.C.A. in Yakima. OFFICE STAFF The girls leiirn to operate office equipment, meet the public, and accomplish office routine duties. This work is pleasant and most beneficial in the business world. wa A s,.. V A,0MM,',,,,f'1 ff!! A 'S-...nfl MW' V. Hall, T. Barnett, T Knight, D. Garrison, R Lawson, L. Lybeck, N Ma? Carr, I.. Reynolds, L Feyerherm, C. Ruff, I Biehl, M. Boarclson, Huffman, E. Martin Mrs. Martin. E. Berg, S. Hornstein, B. Killingstad. P. Quarnstrom, L. Hill, J. Lanzendorfer, L. James, C. Cook, J. Kennedy, Mrs. Roos, R. Wfolte, V. Hall, L. Moore. UI. Davison, P, Burns, R, Uken. The Debate and Speech teams participated in the Columbia Basin College Forensic Tournament at Pasco. Susan I-lornstein won the trophy for Oral Interpretation reading and Bob Killingstad won the trophy in Oratory. In March, fourteen members went to the Forensic Tournament at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma. Several inter- scholastic debates were held as practice sessions. Gam Old Sunnyside High The Sunnyside High School Mathematics Club, or Algorithims, is made up ol' all junior or senior advanced math students with a BH or above average. The purpose of the club is to give mathematic students a chance to hear speakers and discussions on fields of math not usually discussed in class. Members of the club are also members of Mu Alpha Theta, a national mathematics honorary organization. R. Wfolfe, R. Senn, R. Stroup, S. Anderson. Senn, C. LaMarsch, M Heck, P. Quarnstrom, J. Kennedy, 1. Resen dez. B. Turner. M Turner. A. Furukawa. C. Lee, S. Troychak. 'Uh .af ,mmf 3 D ...if c t 3 ,ff s IVA., . 2 iff wi .1 G, rs ffilflxik A ' 'Hlssi 566145 Against Frflirf Society 'N x is sd if K Q 'E 3 Q ,Y l ff I V V,fLA' A 4 . ,, V In .aiu 1 . 5 s ' TEENS AGAINST POLIO Susan Speck, chairman of Teen-agers Against Polio, and sixty-five club members Conducted a vigorous campaign throughout the month of january. The group raised a total of 53349.74 for the March of Dimes. A baked food sale, dance, car raffle, and peanut sale were some of the activities sponsored by the dub. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors com- peted against one another by placing dimes on a long tape line. A car raffle helped earn over a 62100.00 of the total earnings. SUSAN SPECK 42 -w-a.1- M N Uzvspians flvllyufand - J-fare Zfhcy wma' Thespians, a national honorary dramatics organization, have enjoyed an active and rewarding 1960-61 school year. They held monthly meetings of which varied programs were presented. Twelve Thespians were fortunate in being able to attend the annual regional drama fes- tival at the University of Washington. They presented two three-act plays during the school year. From the Thespians' treasury, stage lights, make-up, a carpet, and other stage accessories were purchased that can be used throughout the years. To end the year, a banquet was given to honor the graduating inembers, to initiate the incoming mem- bers, to install the new officers, and to present an award to the out- standing Thespian of the year. V. Stover, S. Swabb, L. Ritchie, S. Hedden, Mottley, D. Bell, L. Muldoon, J. Anthony, M. Campbell, B, Stevens, C. McTimpenny, C. Ley, T. Burris, J. Kenning, W. Vande- Grift, P. Moore. M, Garcia, M. Harrison, T. Martin, C. Mosby, D. Smiset, B. Hitchcock, -I. Salvini, G, Colby, S. Relyea, T. Hart, J. Allen. 43 ?ufurc' H0 emakers aff Amvrica The Future Homeiniikers of Aineriui is L1 nzitioniil organization to further interest in home economies and in himily life. This year the Sunnyside High School has been the top chapter in the state. Reggie Baize, 11 member of our Chapter, has been our regional Chairman and ii state vice-president. Outstanding activities of this year have been the I7nther'D.1ughter Bmcluet, the Mother-Daughter Bilnquet, serving for banquets, a silver- ware raffle, Ll cake r.11'i'le, and sponsoring 11 dance. Qufurc' Qarmer of America The liuture Iigirmers of Ameritgt is I1 national orggmixuion of boys who are enrolled in voeiitiorml agriculture. lt is organized to provide leadership, recreational, and tethnieiil experiences for the members, 'l he Sunnyside Qtpter h.ts 78 members from the nimh to the twelfth grades. Some ot' the nttixities for this year include livestock judging contests, exhibiting at fairs, trzutor driving, land judging, parliamentary procedure, public speak- ing, potato judging, and farm shop Contests. we-vii ' CAMERA CLUB Over a period of years, the camera club has acquired cameras, developing equipment, and printing equipment. Students wishing to learn the correct use of this equipment join together. The dark room in the school is available during school hours and before and after school. The club has sponsored a dance to raise money for supplies, film, and printing paper for the use of the members. Zlicks - Shutters - alfdjlflarc' 65065 Hamm: gfllb D. Freeburg, R. Templin, Mr. Anderson, D. Ledesma, S. Lebbed. SECOND ROW: S. Kruger, R. Uken, R. Wade, E. Schiman, P. Flower. MR. ANDERSON, Advisor M. Mzxrtinezg S. Speclcg C. Mzlriong 1. Antrumg J, Salvinig D. Senng D. Culver, C. Cookg I.. Muldoong S. Knerrg J. Wfeltong B. Baileyg K. Sheperdg K. Robin- song T. Marting P. Willeyfg J. XX'illeyg J. Shearerg N. Wolfeg A. Powellg C. Hecldeng T. Hurtg B. Goehnourg D. Chnppellg J. Kenningg L. Kuppg M Libertyg J. Allen: L. Reesmung D. Howatz .l. Anthonyg B. Schuttg R. Hentges S. Mariong R. Thomusg M. Bonrdsong G. Colbyg L. Moore. , MR, SENN Safely Senlzueb Advisor The Fire Squad, il service organization, is in charge of the fire drills. The members have the duties ol' closing windows, turning off the lights, closing doors, and seeing that everyone has evueiiuted the buildings. Fire Squad sponsored 21 dance to defray the costs of Fire Squad badges, which are given to each member at the end of the year. We Squad Girl 'Athi iz? Assvciafivn DQ The Girls' Athletic Association has completed a successful year with a varied number of activities interesting a large group of girls. Early in the autumn a softball team was chosen and competed successfully in Kennewick. Throughout the late fall and winter months, tournaments in volleyball, ping- pong, and bowling were organized with many teams playing well with linal results very close. Later basketball and softball tournaments were held. In April the entire group of girls spent an enjoyable weekend at the Lazy F. Ranch. As a climax to the year's activities the banquet was held with letter awards being presented. MISS HARRIS, Advisor 48 Qf.'2'1,29v1Qsv?i ,i ,.,1,,,,,.g,,s I K , ' ,fwfzfliiiisiib . f f f ' '-f.1,,f1-wa,-Lf4u,, ,.',swLA :ma1a1a,ff?lg5 V iwfsgawrmzzwrg',L , f ,. ,rvaiwagia V . ff,w.if W , ., -34'i,.a2'IWWQ-il 0 2, at ,- , ,951 V i't..t'i-:'iS'9f7Z5i3v6lf,H M-,ails'szf',efzfs1fa,,gf, , o,r,ri xl 1 1 all-9 l5'rfy ' latter glllb if Qi' is xii. ls? Z Q i?'5lH?5 f':1- w .. 7 1rf4iffLEw::r.:rts 5 wfffgw fqi izfg Aewgmsxff. .V YE ..f..t,g1f,rx-rgzfss-.wvfewwWvw. A ffqff-rf,r-g.w1,7r1:.-sfzftzr sniff A The Sunnyside Lettermens Club, consisting of letter winners from all sports, encourages participation in all athletics. This club holds its meetings the first Monday of every month. Projects during the year were the raffling of a radio during football season and a dance in the spring. K. Schwartzwnlter. R. Stroup, D. Pilot, R. Senn, D. Senn, C. McMains, B. Killingstad, j. Shook, B, Dietzen, C. Terry, E. Berg, R. Thompson, M. Harrison, C. Bock, D. Loose, D, Yockey, L, Kupp, D. Howat, L, Reesman, B, Miller, M. Kluth, S. Anderson, D. Lyons, S. Renner, R. Smith, G. Munson, M. Liberty, R. Erz, B. Morales, V, lilwell, B. Foster, and J. Fordyce. x X e 1 ......-.. ,,,. . ,X - . :gm Ji , X -1: my G f sv ' -F'z,.- 1..aiZ.I.J5s: Ali '...., . . .lysgfq -. A - ,S wg i.,-,.w.-1 ii., ,,,,., 5,17 .V .- Y 5 1, 4 ISR. 'W ...iifisi if-til MR. SARBO 2 I, 7? R - X ff? . 2' .v V. -V 1. KA., . ' 49 xr it A i'12iwg2Wzs.f4 . .5 Q K ' ,fwrwv I My . wt- gff-rag N 'sfmfkgiiijg wats 1 rilgfteifffw ii',1sQ73fffii 4, 'Mg -:rr f .f.??L.-s.:Lf.:wn wang-weL,g?m,gg5.tgM,jmg The lihrary staff is selected tn act as assistants tu larry on the yvnrlq of the li- brary p r in g l'11IN. Their rluties are checking in hunks. filing antl mentling hunks, .lntl typing the necessary re- ports. Hooks, Books, l6'0oks.f The memhers of the sclwul newspa- per staff put wut Ll paper unte .1 m.inth. Their spetifie cluties are tu Waite up all events that occur, set up the four pages of the paper, antl clistrihute them to the teachers ancl stuelents. Sutra, tilffra Kmd ,411 ,llbrfuf JU Future Scientists of America is a new tluh at Sunnyside Hi this year. The cluh hopes to stimu- late interest in science and to eventually offer a science schul- arship. Several members of the group have started science proj- ects since the cluh was formed and some were privileged to tour the Hunforel plutonium plant dur- ing Science Youth Day in Feb- ruary. 270 the Jlflwn! Warts mfr L Z9 p 611111 -qw 'K 5 s i , rt Z we 'Wed-Hai Pc',v,vers PEP CLUB Organization is its motto. Promoting school spirit in all school activities is its pur- pose. This year Pep Club has revised its constitution and appointed it board of governors. It bought megaphones for the cheerleaders, sponsored a dance, and chartered a footer bus to Wfapatto. Advisor: M R. BARRONETT, 5 I ,August '60 29fSchool started 1 September 60 2-Sophomore dance 16-flioothah, Kennewich, hereg G.A.A, Dance there 2 Bfliisenhower, 50--Marquette, here Q-' sf' ,. ,, 1- et r er ' Q MT? rm. X 9-Wig L lif' KL if-ff, ff Uv Q ,Lf 5, -.W -' A r y 'ae 'W -, ,V ' s 'V 3 to ew Q ..: A . kv ..,, is- Yilr Charlie and D UP to soxnethingv are alwHYs 6x Pasco, here 7NEis 13N eflhow Dawg, heilg there 2 Q . 2?,?1fh1and the O - ' 1' 26sKeP HJ, heree Zggwnnewjck th apafoj hgre ere kbmafb 61 3NP 4N'E?si-C313 there OVVCI' there 95W- 1 R mf6r ' .I7SR. 18+ lfhland, TOP Hi, 25N Wfaparol there October '60 ' 7fXWaha Walla, hereg Seniors Metra 1 sponsor Homecoming 61 14,-Richland, there 1 Zlf-Vfnpato, there 4NF 28-1Davi5, here D 29-F.H.A. Regional 17-l8Qumq, emonstfatio r Zzslzgiligh School P n Day at 24x If C 1 J!-asf P Elfds ily . rom November '60 414 f' 1 3-fReport Cards p If lr-Pasco, there Uf-Ehensburg, there 21'-FHA. Daddy Date Night 27N 24fGrandview, there F-HA' M h quet Ot ef-Dau ghre, B an December '60 1-Aiiootball Banquet may 25 I 2'-Basketball jamboree 9'-Davis, here 16f'EHenstQurg, ahere 4 J 17f'EHens urg, ere N r,.S 20--Christmas Concert 2?xSprinZ, Iganquet 2 gigaccal aurgfi cert . raduatio 2 e n Get that rebound! What' 1 . s al the exclfc-ment about? Heads UP, girls. 52 F1 Y if if .. , ,,, ..,....- f -ww-mwm . gp' -N,M,,,,+.N .. M., .W-.414-w-P f4..W , , 5 ivy ' gl I gg all ff A fk ,'4pw41. 9 1,1 7 ' J A 1 V' fwviwgsw if Y ggzl ' - ' V' ' Q' Q pf, V' f l J . J iv A 'Wes Sf J V5 ' cf - f -' gl.: 5 ff: xe,j,,zV?f - ff L - 'Ls ,gn ,fy fkgi-5:5235 ' sf : 1.4 4 fwfxvm cf' ' X, , ,ag ,N Sv . - 4 5 ' wav -A f'55ff5,,f ' V Qjw SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Ludwig, Advisor, Reggie Baze, treasurer, Sharon Johnson, program chairmang Joanne Anthony, secretary. STANDING, left to right: Ellery Berg, vice presidentg Steve Anderson, president, Mr. Anderson, Advisor. S614 271' 611155 Owners The senior class began a busy year with the homecoming dance. Class pins were sold, and an auction of the senior basketball players and rally squad were money making projects of the year. The profit from the apple machine went to the class treasury. A tea was held for the seniors, honoring past S.H.S. seniors. The high light of the year was the junior-Senior Prom, sponsored by the seniors. 54 Arletta Garrison ARLETTA GARRISON GAA 2 if? 'WL W .ku Donna Garrison David GOSDCH DONNA GARRISON DAVID GOSNELL FHA 23 Office Staff 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y Officer 43 Banquet Committee 3, 4 Seniar 611155 516515 in lfmdcrshzjv INDA GOSTOVICH AA 2, 33 FHA 23 Pep Club 5, 4g Tri- 'i-Y 4g Grizzly Boosters 3, 43 Drill Team 43 Prom Committee 4g Banquet Commit- e 5g TAP's 3, 4g Honor Society 4 Linda Gostovich NAOMI GOULD ROBERT GREENHALGH GAA 3, 41 GAA Officer 3g FHA 2, 3, 45 FHA Officer 3g Girls' Letter Club 4g Pep Club 3, 4g Pep Club Officer 4g FTA 5Q Banquet Committee 3 Naomi Gould Robert Greenhaugh F Kent Burks Pat Burns f s-Q fy QW 3 Terry Burris Marie Bustraan ROD Carmen Nancy Carr 56 Elass of '6 KENT BURKS FFA 2 PAT BURNS GAA 2, 33 FHA 23 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council 23 Fire Squad 43 Grizzly Boosters .3. 43 FTA 43 Prom Committee 3, 43 TAP's 2, 43 Grizzly Gazette 4 TERRY BURRIS Student Council 23 Fire Squad 4g Grizzly Boosters 43 Hi-Y 43 Thespians 43 Prom Committee 3, 43 All School Play 23 Grizzly Gazette 4 MARIE BUSTRAAN GAA 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 Girls' Letter Club 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Fire Squad 43 Majorette 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Tumbling Team 2, 3, 43 Prom Com- mittee 43 Banquet Committee 33 Pep Band 2. 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 TAP's 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3 RONALD CARMEN FFA 23 Student Council 4 NANCY CARR l FHA 2, 3, 43 FHA Officer 43 Office Staff 43 Prom Committee 4 'aasfs High IQ is' JIM ANTRAM Pep Club 33 Student Council 2, 43 Al- gorithms 43 Fire Squad 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball-B Squad 23 Tumbling Team 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 43 Banquet Com- mittee 33 English Club 43 Baseball--B Squad 2 DON BALDRIDGE Boys' Letter Club 2, 33 BLC Officer 31 Fire Squad 33 Football-A Squad 2, 3g Football-B Squad 2g Track 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Basketball-A Squad 3, 43 Basketball-B Squad 23 Trans. Pullman, Wash. 4 TONI BARR Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 33 Library Staff 3, 43 Library Staff Officer 43 Fire Squad 43 Grizzly Boosters 43 Thespians 3, 43 FTA 3, 43 Prom Com- mittee 3, 43 All School Play 2, 3, 43 TAP's 3, 43 MUN 3 REGGIE BAZE GAA 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 FHA Of- ficer 33 State VP Region V-FHA 43 Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Executive Council 43 Rally Squad 3, 4g Grizzly Boosters 2, 3, 43 Grizzly Booster Officer 33 Drill Tteam 23 Drill Team Officer 23 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Tum- bling Team 23 Prom Committee 3, 43 Banquet Committee 3, 4g Honor Society 3, 43 ASB Officer 43 Senior Cabinet 4g Class Officer 2, 43 Evergreen Girls' State 33 Homecoming Princess 2, 33 Homecoming Queen 43 Miss Sunny- side 4 KAREN BECK GAA 2, 33 FHA 23 Pep Club 2, 33 Fire Squad 43 Prom Committee 43 Banqueu Committee 4g TAP's 4 BONNIE BENDER FHA 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3, 4 Jim Antram Don Baldridge Toni Bilff Reggie Bale Karen Beck Bonnie Bender 57 Ellery Berg ELLERY BERG Boys' Letter Club 5, 43 BLC Officer 43 Football A Squad 5, 43 Football B Squad 33 Prom Committee 43 Banquet Committee 33 Pep Band 2. 5, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Band Officer 2, 3, 43 English Club 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Honor Society Officer 43 Sen- ior Cabinet 43 Senior Class Officer 43 Dance Band 3, 4 CAROLE BISHOP FHA 2, 3, 43 FHA Officer 4g FTA 2, 53 Banquet Committee 3 Carole Bishop F ig ff Iona Biehl Barbara Birchard IONA BIEHL BARBARA BIRCHARD GAA 2, 33 FHA 2, 3, 43 FHA Officer 43 GAA 23 FHA 21 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Grizzlj Office Staff 43 Kitchen Staff 2, 5, 43 Ban- Boosters 2, 5, 43 Grizzly Boosters Office quet Committee 33 Band 2, 3, 43 TAP's 4 53 FTA 2, 3, 43 FTA Officer 43 Tumbling Zfhsy Prepare for Hommenccmm MARLA BLOMQUTST MARY JO BOARDSEN FHA 2, 43 Pep Club 2 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4g FHA 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 43 Office Sta Nonettes 23 Girls' Glee Club 2 43 Fire Squad 43 Grizzly Boosters 2, 3, - FTA 32 Prom Committee 5, 41 TAP's 5, 43 Honor Society 4 Marla Blomquist Mary Jo B021fClSCf1 5, 43 TAP's 2g Chorus 2 '-mg., Usa Practice far Graduafim BETTY BROOKS :HA 4g Kitchen Staff 3, 43 FTA 43 Cho- us 2 Betty Brooks RONALD BRUSHERT Algorithms 4g Camera Club era Club Officer 3 Ron Brushert 45 Cam- FVTE ,-SSW' ,vip --or Bic' on JB. 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FT' 5' fb , Fw Beryl Fenton Linda Feyerherm Joyce Fischer Phillip Flower Laura May Forcha jack Foster 60 euiars l6'us BERYL FENTON FFA 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3 LINDA FEYERHERM GAA 2, 43 FHA 23 Pep Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Drill Tteam 3, 43 Prom Committee 43 Treble Tones 3, 43 Treble Tones Officer 4 JOYCE FISCHER FHA 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Banquet Committee 4 PHILLIP FLOWER Camera Club 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 3, 4 LAURA MAY FORCHA FHA 2, 33 GAA 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 33 Tumbling Team 2, 3 JACK FOSTER l Baseball B Squad 33 Chorus 2, 3, 433 Chorus Officer 4 l Zur Seems Shar! MARGARET CHAMBERS GAA 2. 3, 43 GAA Officer 33 FI-IA 23 Girls' Letter Club 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 43 ep Club Officer 31 Drill Team 2, 3, 4g rill Team Officer 3, 4g Prom Com- ittee 4g Banquet Committee 4 FLEN CHAVEZ HA 2g Band 2, 3g Spanish Club 4 MIKE CLINE Camera Club 2 CATHY COMBELIC Prom Committee 43 Banquet Commit- tee 4g All School Play 4g Pep Band 2, 3, 4g Grizzly Gazette 4 CHARLET COOK GAA 23 FHA 2, 33 Pep Club 25 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4g Fire Squad 3, 4g Grizzly Boosters 4g FTA 23 Marching Unit 43 Prom Committee 4g All School Play 43 Pep Band 2, 3g Band 2. 3g TAP's 4g Lfodel UN 33 Debate 4 JIM CORNWELL Fire Squad 4 Bfargaret Chambers Helen Chavez Mike Cline Cathy Combelic Charlet Cook jim Cornwell 6 I if 5 Vernon Elwell julia Ann Enney Karen Erickson VERNON ELWELL JULIA ANN ENNEY KAREN ERICKSON Boys' Letter Club 43 Hi-Y 43 Football A GAA 23 FHA 23 Pep Club 23 Grizzly GAA 4g FHA 43 Pep Club 4 Kitchei Squad 41 Bass Tones 43 Pep Band 2. 3, 4: Boosters 2 Staff 3, 43 Honor Society 4 Band 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 4g Dance Band 7 3 4 l RONALD ESKES Ronald Eskes Cflrzssrs Prove Harder Ura DOLORES FADNESS GAA 2, 53 GAA Officer 3g FHA 23 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Executive Council 43 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y Officer 43 Grizzly Boosters 2, 3, 4g Grizzly Booster Officer 43 Drill Team 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 43 Banquet Committee 4g Band 2, 3, 43 Band Officer 43 Drill Team Officer 43 Youth Legislature 3 Dolores Fadness GENE FALLERT Track 2. 3, 4 Gene Fallert hw wife., flff at ll., t Meri Crabtree Dick Culver Judy Davison JIERI CRABTREE DICK CULVER JUDY DAVISON SAA 2, Fug Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Algorithms FFA 2, 5, 4g FFA Officer 3, Fire Squad 4g GAA 23 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Algorithms 3 3 FTA 2, 3, 49 Tumbling Team 2, 3, 43 Football B Squad 3 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 4 'rom Committee 3, 43 TAPS 43 Tff'-mP0' TAP's 4g FTA Officer 4, Algorithms Of ine Team 2, 3, 4 fiqer 4 lfpecfab but just Sec Chase Proud '24 BILL DIETZEN Boys' Letter Club 3, 4, Football A Squad 1, 43 Football B Squad 2, 35 Baseball A iquad 3, 4, Baseball B Squad 2, 5 Bill Dietzen . ' 3'-4 in .i. , l 5 GLENNIS DUMBLER GAA 2, 5, 43 FHA 4g Pep Club 23 Fire Squad 4: Prom Committee 4g Banquet Committeeli Glennis Dumler VELDA DUNCAN Prom Committee 4, Banquet Committee 45 Band 2 Velda Duncan Jean Alexander jones Amundson t Stan Amundson Pat Anderson Steve Anderson R Joanne Anthony , 64 JEAN ALEXANDER GAA 2, 33 FHA 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 43 Executive Council 43 FTA 3, 43 Prom Committe 43 Nonettes 2, 3, 4g ASB Of- ficer 43 Chorus 3 JONES AMUNDSON Football A Squad 43 Foottball B Squad 2, 33 Pep Club 2 Zfcrm Papa STAN AMUNDSON Fire Squad 2, 3, 43 Fire Squad Officer 43 Auto Club 2, 33 Auto Club Officer 32 Chorus 43 Chorus Officer 4 PAT ANDERSON FHA 33 Student Council 43 Prom Com- mittee 43 TAP's 4 STEVE ANDERSON Boys' Letter Club 3, 43 Student Counc. 33 Executive Council 2, 3, 4g A gorithms 3, 43 Grizzly Boosters 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Senior Cab net 4g Sophomore Class Officer 23 jur ior Class Officer 33 Senior Class Office 4g Grizzly Gazette 3, 43 V-Chairma Student Council 33 Associate Ed. Grizzl Gazette 4 IOANNE ANTHONY FHA 2, 3, 4g FHA Officer 43 Pep Clu 23 Fire Squad 43 Grizzly Boosters 3, 4 Grizzly Booster Officer 43 Thespians 4 Banquet Committee 33 Treble Tones 4 All School Play 43 TAP's 43 Senic Cabinet 43 Senior Class Officer 4 3 MARILYN FRANK 'HA 2, 5, 43 Pep Club 4g Grizzly oosters 4g Prom Committee 45 Banquet sommittee 3 HELIA FRASER AA 2g Girls, Glee Club 2, 3, 4 but Chen - ? DAVID FREEBURG Algorithms 4g Camera Club 43 Pep Band LZ, 32 Band 2, 5 OUIS GAMBOA ootball B Squad 4g Wrestling Squad , 3, 4 LEO GALAVIZ MARCELLA GARCIA SAA 2, 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, kg Prom Committee 4 is Marilyn Frank Shelia Fraser iii, C xx lr .1 ' Q,f 'f Q1 fmf xxxfll Xkqliltqx Qswi ' 3-. l:x s. if' I'x'lllYQ5fZ5I 0 David Freeburg Louis Gamboa ff Leo Galaviz 65 W? fm-A , 5 Marcella Garcia Joyce Hart Bonnie Haven ,,4,i,.-wi Mary Kay Heck Carol Hedden Roberta Hentges Doug Hilderbrand 66 Graduation, . JOYCE HART GAA 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 4 BONNIE HAVEN GAA 2, 33 FHA 3, 43 Prom Commit- tee 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 33 Chorus 23 Chorus Officer 23 Sophomore Class Officer 2 MARY KAY HECK GAA Club 2, 33 Pep Club 3, 4g Al- gorithms 43 Prom Committee 4g Treble Tones 33 Honor Society 4 CAROLE HEDDEN GAA 23 FHA 23 3, 4g FHA Officer 53 Pep Club 2, 33 Fire Squad 4g Grizzly Boosters 3, 43 Grizzly Booster Officer 43 Drill Team 2, 33 Drill Team Officer 33 Prom Committee 3, 43 Banquet Com- mittee 43 TAP's 4g Annual Staff 4 ROBERTA HENTGES FHA 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Ex- ecutive Council 43 Fire'Squad 4g Grizzly Boosters 43 Drill Team 2, 3, 4 DOUG HILDERBRAND FFA 2, 33 Football A Squad 43 Foot- ball B Squad 43 Grizzly Honor Guard 4 duck, May 22 LINDA HILL CAA 2, 33 FHA 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, E3 4g Thespians 3, 43 Drill Team 2, 3, 13 Prom Committee 4g Banquet Com- ittee 33 All School Play 3, 43 Band , 3, 43 TAP's 2, 3, 4 ROY HINZE lgorithms 3, 43 Algorithms Officer 43 ep Band 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Honor ociety 3, 4 ISUZAN HOFFMAN SAA 2, 33 FHA 2, 3, 43 Girls' Letter :lub 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 33 43 Algorithms 13 Grizzly Boosters 3, 43 Prom Commit- 'ee 43- Honor Society 43 Pep Club Of- ficer 4 EROY HOLMASON rom Committee 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 43 ance Band 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4 SUSAN HORNSTEIN GAA 2, 33 FHA 23 Girls' Letter Club 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Executive Coun- Eil 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y Officer , 43 Thespians 2, 3, 43 Thespian Of- ficer 3, 43 FTA 2, 33 Treble Tones 3, 43 All School Play 2, 3, 43 TAP's 23 Grizzly Gazette 43 Treble Tone Officer E-3 Grizzly Gazette Editor 43 Debate eam 3, 4 ANITA HETSON FHA 2, 43 Prom Committee 4 Linda Hill Roy Hinze Suzanne Hoffman Leroy Holmason Susan Hornstein Anita Huetson 67 Picture Not Available Naia Huffman NAIA HUFFMAN Transferred from Granclviewg Office Staff 4 JANET JAHN GAA 2, 43 FHA 3, 43 Pep Club 23 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y Officer 4g Prom Com- mittee 43 Banquet Committee 33 Pep Bancl 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4 Janet Jahn 1'-j nit 'iiW'i-4' Carolyn Ingham CAROLYN INGHAM Janet Jackson JANET JACKSON GAA 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 3, 4g Girls' Lette Club 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Grizzlj Boosters 3, 4g Drill Team 4g Prom Corn mittee 43 TAP's 43 Annual Staff 43 Pej Club Officer 43 FHA Chairman 4 What to Ha or What an LAURA JAMES GAA 23 FHA 23 Executive Council 4g Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y Officer 3, 4g Fire Squad 2, 3, 43 Fire Squad Officer 33 FTA 2, 33 Prom Committee 43 Treble Tones 3, 4g Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4g Band Of- ficer 3, 4, TAP's 23 Honor Society 3, 43 ASB Officer 4g Chorus 3, 4g FTA Officer 33 Treble Tones Officer 3 Laura James DOLORES JANSHEN Girls' Glee Club 23 Chorus 4 Dolores Janshen A ,nl - I qt it .lea - 'diffs as 25' S img 5 st .nb-I3 ,wks-J Kenneth Janshen Sharon Johnson John Kaiser KENNETH JANSHEN SHARON JOHNSON JOHN KAISER FFA2 FHA 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Rally Squad 3, Fire Squad 4, Grizzly Boosters 2, FTA Z, Drill Team Z, 4, Prom Committee 4, All School Play 4, Pep Band 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Band Officer 4, TAP's 2, 3, 4, Senior Cabinet 4, Senior Class Officer 4 Was the Quesfivu of Seniors VIARIE KELLY JUDITH KENNEDY ROBERT KILLINGSTAD Drom Committee 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Pep FHA 4, Pep Club 4, Algorithms 3, 4, Boys' Letter Club 3, 4, Student Council 2, and 2, 3, 4, Kitchen Staff 2, 3, Banquet Honor Society 4 4, Algorithms 3, 4, Grizzly Boosters 3, 4, ommittee 2, 3 FTA 2, 3, Football A Squad 3, Football B Squad 2, Banquet Committee 33 Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Society Officer 4 Marie Kelley Judith Kennedy Rfibeff KilliHgSf11d 9--75 ,, or ,A ,M r wsn,.,,n,Y, George Klingler Sandra Knerr Suzanne Knerr Theda Knight Stan Kruger Russel Krumsick 70 Kaccalaureat GEORGE KLINGER SANDRA KNERR FHA Z, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Student Council 33 Fire Squad 2, 3, 43 Fire Squad Officer 4g Grizzly Boosters 3g Prom Committee 43 Banquet Commit- tee 5, 43 TAP's 4 SUZANNE KNERR FHA 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Fire Squad 2, 33 43 Grizzly Boosters 33 Prom Com- mittee 4g Banquet Committee 3, 43 TAP's 4 THEDA KNIGHT FHA 43 Pep Club 43 Library Staff 33 Office Stuff 43 Fire Squad 4 STAN KRUGER FFA 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 43 Bass Tones 4 RUSSELL KRUMSICK FFA 2, 5, 4 ' pm., ,May 21, I 961 CAROL LA MARCHE GAA Z3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Algorithms 4g FTA 2, 53 Prom Committee 4g Ban- quet Committee 43 Honor Society 5, 4 CHARLENE LA MOTTE FHA 2, 3, 43 FHA Officer 4g Pep Club 23 Fire Squad 4g Prom Committee 43 Treble Tones 3, 43 Chorus 2 RICHARD LANE SUSY LANE GAA 2, 33 Girls' Letter Club 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Prom Committee 43 TAP's 2, 3, 4g Annual Staff 4 JOANNE LANZENDORFER Student Council 3, 43 Executive Council 43 Office Staff 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 5, 43 Grizzly Boosters 4g Marching Unit 5, 4g Prom Committee 4g TAP's 43 Honor Society 43 Annual Staff 43 Annual Staff Officer 43 Girls' State 33 Transfer- Roundup, Montana, 3 CI-IAROLETTE LAWERENCE FHA 2, 3, 4g Office Staff 33 Kitchen Staff 3 C21f0l LG Milffhe Charlene LuM0tte Richard Lane Sugy Lane Joanne Lanzendorfer Charolette Lziwerence 7I Rita Lawson Rachael Ledesmzi Loren Lester RITA LAWSON RACHEL LEDESMA LOREN LESTER GAA 2. 3, 43 Girls' Letter Club 3, 43 GLC GAA 43 FHA 43 Pep Club 2, 43 Office Pep Club 43 Algorithms 43 Prom Coir 43 Pep Club 2, 5, 43 Office Staff 43 Drill Staff 33 Kitchen Staff 3, 43 Chorus 2 mittee 4 Team 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 43 Chorus 23 Drill Team Officer 5, 4 CON STANCE LEY FHA 2, 53 Pep Club 2, 53 Student Coun- cil 43 Thespians 3, 4g FTA 33 Girls' Glee Officer 2, 53 Prom Committee 43 Treble Tones 3, 43 Bass Tones 43 All School Play 5, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 Constance Ley Ure Je of zz Scrzmr Wa LLOYD LEY LINDA LIEN Fire Squad 4g Prom Committee 4 GAA 2, 4g FHA 23 Pep Club 2, 43 Dril Team 4 Lloyd Ley Linda. 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Dan Loose Phillip Lowry Lynn Lybeck DAN LOOSE PHILLIP LOWERY LYNN LYBECK Boys Li er Club 2 3 4 Fife Squad 4 Pep Club 4 Offwe Staff 4 Prom Commlt Football A Squad 2 3 4 Baseball A tee 4 Transfer from Ellensburg High :quad 2 5 4 School Ellenbburg XX lshlngton Hard yet .75 Was 3101.41 JEAN MCKAY FHA 2g Library St Jean McKay Charles McMains Corrine McTimpeny Larry Maling Carla Marion Eileen Martin Martina Martinez 74 ...,4mi I CHARLES MCMAINS A Boys' Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 23 Student Council 2, 3, Fire Squad 4g Grizzly Boosters 4, FTA 4, Track 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 43 Auto Club 43 Annual Staff 43 Annual Staff Officer 43 Basketball A Squad 3, 4, Basketball B Squad 2, Baseball A Squad 3, 43 Grizzly Honor Guard 4 CORRINE MCTIMPENY FHA 4, Library Staff 4, Thespians 45 Prom Committee 4, Banquet Commit- tee 4 LARRY MALING CARLA MARION , GAA 2, FHA 23 Girls' Letter Club 2,t 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Of-Q ficer 2, Rally Squad 3, 4, Fire Squad 431 Grizzly Boosters 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4,5 Prom Committee 4, Banquet Commit- tee 3, TAP's 5, 4, Honor Society 45 junior Class Officer 33 Grizzly Gazette 4g Homecoming Royalty 2, 4 I EILEEN MARTIN A FHA 2, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Office Staff 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Fire Squad 4, Drill Team 3, 4, Banquet Committee, 4, TAP's 4 1 MARTINA MARTINEZ GAA 2, 3, 4, Girls' Letter Club 3, 4gl Girls' Letter Club Officer 4g Rally Squad 3, 43 Drill Team 23 Prom Com- mittee 4g Band 2, 3, 4, TAP's 2, 3, 4g Grizzly Gazette 4 Marc Seniors DAH MAXFIELD HA 2, 3, 4g FHA Officer 3g Office taff 3g Tri-Hi-Y 35 Banquet Commit- ee 4g Girls' Glee Club 3 ARSHA MAXFIELD HA 25 Library Staff 2g Chorus 2, 3, 4 CAROLYN MEEKER IPep Club 2, 4g Nonettes 2g Treble Tones 3, 4g Girls' Glee Club PAUL MENDEZ l l l l NTROY MILES FFA 2, 3, 45 Grizzly Honor Guard 4 ROBERT MILLER Boys' Letter Club 2, 3, 4g Basketball A ,Squad 43 Basketball B Squad 2, 3g Ten- nis 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 4 Adah Maxfield Marsha Maxwell Carolyn Meeker Paul Mendez Troy Miles Robert Miller 75 Marvin Moe 'Nerf Hershel Moore Linda Moore INIARVIN MOE HERSHEL MOORE LINDA MOORE FFA 2, 3, 43 FFA Officer 4 FHA 2, 41 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y C ficer 3, Fire Squad 43 FTA 2, 3, Trel Tones 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 4, TAP's 4, Treble Tones Officer 3, YFC 3, 43 YFC Officer 3 -0' W 0 I 0 e ave ur ,4 ma Jlflaten u l WILLIAM MOORE STEVE MOORHEAD ALETHA MORGAN Pep Club 2, 4, TAP's 43 Soph. Class Of- Football A Squad 45 Football B Squad 2 FHA 23 pep Club 2, 3, 4g Student Com, ficer 2 Williain Moore cil 2, Office Staff 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2g Fir! Squad 2, 3, 45 Grizzly Boosters 3, 45 Trans ferred to Tracy, California Steve Moorhead Aletha Morgan Wanett Morrow Carl Mosby Leona Muldoon WANETT MORROW CARL MOSBY FHA 23 Library Staff 3g Nonettes 3, 4 Thespians 43 All School Play 43 Constitu- Dear Old :amy Jfzylf' GORDON MUNSON Boys' Letter Club 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Stu- dent Council 43 Grizzly Boosters '43 Track 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 43 Banquet Com- mittee 43 Bass Tones 43 Pep Bandg Band 2, 3, 4g Band Officer 2, 3, 4g Drum Major 43 Chorus 4 Gordon Munson LEONA MULDOON GAA 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 Girls' Letter Club 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Algorithms 53 Fire Squad 43 Grizzly Boosters 3, 43 Thes- pians 3, 43 Drill Team 23 Majorette 3, 43 Majorette Alternate 23 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Tumbling Team 2g Prom Committee 43 Banquet Committee 3g All School Play 3, 4g Band 23 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 3, TAP's 4 LYLE OHLDE ANDREA OOMS FFA 23 Grizzly Honor Guard 4 FHA 2, 43 Pep Club 43 Student Council 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 Banquet Committee 4 Andrea Ooms 4 ' Vis, 1 HTF fe H,- LaVonne Owen Gale Oyvgley I 4 N fi Glen Purdue Kenneth Perryman Tyrone Petrich Delbert Pilot 78 Largest Scniv of 1 LA VONNE OWEN FHA 25 Pep Club 23 Office Staff 4 GALE OWSLEY FFA 2 GLENN PARDUE FFA zg Kitchen Staff 2, 5 KENNETH PERRYMAN Baseball B Squad 2g Wrestling 2g Grizzly Honor Guard 4 TYRONE PETRICH Camera Club 2, 3g Football B Squad 39 Prom Committee 33 Auto Club 4g Wres- tling 2 DELBERT PILOT ' Boys' Letter Club 2, 3, 4g Football B Squad 2, 4g Basketball B Squad 2, 5 71155 in History 1 jf lON PITNEY 'ire Squad 23 Football B Squad 2, 'rom Committee 43 Band 2, 3, 4, Pep land 2, 3, 4, Baseball B Squad 2 SRDELLA PITZER CHA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2g Tri-Hi-Y lg Prom Committee 4, Chorus 2 WAYNE PORTER Boys' Letter Club 43 Football A Squad 1,3,4 SANDRA PRICE 'ep Club 2, 3, 43 Grizzly Boosters 3, lg Thespians 43 Prom Committee 3, 45 Kll School Play 4, Honor Society 43 riiss Sunnyside Princess 4 ?EARL QUARNSTROM EAA 2, FHA 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 35 Stu- lent Council 2, Algorithms 3, 45 Tri- ii-Y 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y Officer 33 Hrizzly Boosters 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 33 TTA Officer 3, Prom Committee 45 E'AP's 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Honor iociety Officer 45 Sophomore Class Of- icer 25 Grizzly Gazette 3 ?RED RADACH Ron Pitney Ardella Pitzer 4 Wayne Porter Sandra Price Pearl Quarnstrom Fred Radach 79 Mary Ramief Graff Rav victoria Reichert MARY RANSIER GRACE RAY VICTORIA REICHERT GAA 21 Library Staff 42 FTA 24 Girls' FHA 2, 5, 4, Pep Club 2 FHA 2, 53 Pep Club 2, office staff 2 Glee Club 23 Banquet Committee 3 SALLY REIMER GAA 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 3. 43 Girls' Letter Club 5. 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Library Staff 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Fire Squad 4g FTA 33 Prom Committee 3, 43 Banquet Committee 2, 33 Cadet Teaching 33 TAP's 3, 43 Grizzly Gazette 2 Sally Reimer Senivrs field ll felllfllfldg STAN RELYEA Grizzly Boosters 43 Hi-Y 5, 4g Hi-Y Of- ficer 3, 43 Thespians 43 FTA 2, 3, 43 Football A Squad 23 Prom Committee 43 Bass Tones 43 All School Play 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4: TAP's 43 Baseball A Squad 3, 4g Baseball B Squad 2, 3 Stan Relyea JOSEPHINE RESENDEZ GAA 2, 3, 43 Girls' Letter Club 43 Pr Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2: Algorithr 3, 43 FTA 33 Honor Society 4 Josephine Resendez Linda Reynolds Patrica Rice Barbara Riggins BARBARA RIGGINS GAA 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, FHA Officer 3, 43 Girls' Letter Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2. 5, 4g Fire Squad 3, 4, Drill Team 2, 5, 4g Tumbling Team 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 2, 3, 43 Banquet Committee 2, 3, Tram- poline Club 2, 5, 4 ARRY ROBBINS GAYLE ROBERTS TOM ROE Tom Roe Joy Rogers Charlene Ruff 101111 Salvirli Charles Sandall Elaine Schlosser James Schneider 82 High an JOY ROGERS FHA 2, 3, 43 FTA 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 CHARLENE RUFF FHA 2, 43 Office Staff 43 Prom Com- mitee 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 4g TAP's 4 JOHN SALVIN I Pep Club 3, 43 Student Council 43 Fire Squad 43 Grizzly Boosters 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Thespians 3, 4g Prom Committee 4g Baseball A Squad 2 CHARLES SANDALL Grizzly Boosters 43 Camera Club 2, 33 Football B Squad 2, 33 Track 4g Prom Committee 43 Basketball B Squad 2, 3 ELAINE scHLossER Office Staff 3, 4 JAMES SCHNEIDER Track 2, 4g Grizzly Honor Guard 41 Prom Committee 4 3 l lfizylfiy Seniors BERNIE SCHUTT FFA 2, 3. 4: FFA Officer 4g Fire Squad 3, 41 Prom Committee 4 KEN SCHWARZWALTER Boys' Letter Club 3, 41 Pep Club 3, 43 Fire Squad 43 Prom Committee 43 Band 2. 3, 4g Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 3, 45 Baseball A Squad 3, 4 DON SENN Boys' Letter Club 2, 3, 41 Boys' Letter Club Officer 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4g Executive Council 43 Algorithms 3, 4g Fire Squad 25 Grizzly Boosters 3, 4g Hi-Y 3, 4: Hi-Y Officer 3, 45 Football A Squad 2, 3, 4g Football B Squad 2g Boys' State 33 Student Council Chair- man 4g Prom Committee 3, 'iQ Banquet Committee 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 43 ASB Officer 4g Basketball A Squad 5. 43 Basketball B Squad 25 Baseball A Squad 2, 3, 4 RON SENN Boys' Letter Club 2, 3, 43 Boys' Letter Club Officer 41 Algorithms 3, 43 Fire Squad 3, 45 Grizzly Boosters 2, 5, 45 Hi-Y 3, 43 Hi-Y Officer 3, 4g Football A Squad 2, 3, 43 Football B Squad 2g Prom Committee 5, 43 Honor Society 3, 45 Instructional Aids 23 Baseball A Squad 2, 3, 43 Boys' State 3 JOHN SHEPHERD Band 2, 3. 4g Pep Band 2, 3, 4 KEN SHEPPARD FFA 2, 5, 43 FFA Officer 5, 4g Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 43 Fire Squad 2, 3. 4g Basketball Manager 23 Auto Club 5, 4g Auto Club Officer 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 4: Basketball B Squad 2g Foot- ball A Squad 4g Football B Squad 2 ' Sign x ,wi --H Bernie Schutt ' Ken Schwarzxvaltet' Don Serin Ron Senrt John Shepherd Kenneth Sheppard 83 as Gladys Sholseth GLADYS SHOLSETH FHA 2, 3, -lg Pep Club 2g Prom Commit- tee fi: Chorus 2 DON SMISET Boys' Letter Club 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 3, 43 Student Council 4g Executive Council 43 Grizzly Boosters 3, 4g Thespians 3, 43 Ten- nis 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 45 All School Play 3, 4: ASB Officer 4g Grizzly Gazette 4g Basketball A Squad 3, 43 Basketball B Squad 23 Boys' State 3 Don Smiset John Shook JOHN SHOCK Boys' Letter Club 3, 41 Student Council 25 Fire Squad 4g Football A Squad 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 4 'W' Ronald Sinsel RONALD SINSEL Hercules Was 'ylflisplaccdi Only! TOM SMITH Pep Club 43 Fire mittee 3, 43 Bass ROGER SMITH Football B Squad 45 Track 3g Baseball B Squad 2 Pep Band 2, 3, 4g Baseball B Squad Roger Smith Squad 2, 3g Prom Com- Tones 4g Band 2, 3, 45 Baseball A Squad 3, 43 2 Tom Smith Archie Snyder Susan Speck Kitty Stephenson ARCHIE SNYDER Band 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 SUSAN SPECK GAA 23 FHA 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 43 Rally Squad 43 Fire Squad 2, 3, 43 Thespians 43 Drill Team 2, 33 Prom Committee 43 All School Play 43 TAP's 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 23 Chorus 33 Chorus Officer 3 c Discavered in zz Hass! - lluharmcd VIRGINIA STOVER GAA 23 FHA 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Stu- dent Council 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Fire Squad 43 Grizzly Boosters 2, 33 Thespians 3, 43 Drill Team 3, 43 Tennis 43 Prom Com- mittee 43 Banquet Committee 33 Treble Tones 3, 43 Treble Tone Officer 43 All School Play 3, 43 TAP's 23 Grizzly Ga- zette 2 RICHARD STROUP Boys' Letter Club 2, 3, 43 Algorithms 2, 3, 43 Grizzly Boosters 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Honor Society Officer 43 Basketball B Squad 2, 33 Boys' State 3 KITTY STEPHENSON GAA 33 Library Staff 43 Kitchen Staff 2, 3 GAIL TATRO GAA 2, 33 FHA 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Majorette 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Tumbling Team 2, 33 Prom Com- mittee 43 Banquet Committee 33 Treble Tones 3, 43 All School Play 33 Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 43 TAP's 2 Virginia Stover Richard Stroup Gail 'farm Mike Taylor Carol Templin Clelan Terry Richard Thompson Judith Thornton Esther TOIIGS Q- 5 ae 6lll55 of '6 I, f MIKE TAYLOR Pep Band 2, 35 Band 2, 3, 4 CAROL TEMPLIN Pep Club 45 Girls' Glee Club Z, 3, 4 l CLELAN TERRY Boys' Letter Club 45 Baseball A Squad 3, 45 Baseball B Squad 2 RICHARD THOMPSON Boys' Letter Club 2, 3, 45 Executive Council 45 Algorithms 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y Officer 35 Grizzly Boosters 3, 45 Thespians 45 Football A Squad 2, 3, 43 Baseball A Squad 3, 45 Baseball B Squad 2, Prom Committee 45 All School Play 3, Honor Society 43 ASB Officer 45 Boys' State 35 Student Court judge 4, Debate 45 Transferred from Eisen- hower High School 3 JUDITH THORNTON i FHA 2, 35 Pep Club 2, Student Coun- cil 25 Executive Council 45 Grizzly Boosters 25 FTA 25 Tumbling Team 33, Banquet Committee 35 Grizzly Gazette! 25 Annual Staff 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff Officer 2, 3, 4, Annual Editor 4, An- nual Asst. Editor 3 ESTHER TORRES Pep Club 25 Treble Tones 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Chorus Officer 4 lass Mill 611155 HARLAN TREADWAY Grizzly Honor Guard 4 LOUISE TREE FHA 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Stu- dent Council 4g Eire Squad 4g FTA 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3, 4g Banquet Committee 3. 43 TAP'5 5, 4 BONNIE TURNER FHA 5, 4: Algorithms 4g Prom Com- mittee 4g Honor Society 4 DAVID TURNER Track 2g FFA 23 Auto Club 2 CHECKER TUTTLE Wrestling 2, 3 ROBERT UKEN Debate 4 Y www Harlin Treatlway Louise Tree A 352 , Tse 5 ug 22,31 X:-27.495 5 1 i3?'wiQw it ,gjmlglf i. t 453 ' f tg W' K ' ' S . Bonnie Turner David Turner Clieckcr Tuttle R0l3Cff L'liCI'l 87 2 Marvin Underwood Hazel Van Belle Maye Van Belle MARVIN UNDERWOOD HAZEL VAN BELLE MAYE VAN BELLE FFA 2, 33 Fire Squad 4 GAA 2, 3, 43 GAA Officer 4g Girls' Let- GAA 33 FHA 2, 3, 43 FHA Officer 3, 4 ter Club 3, 4g Girls' Letter Club Officer 43 Pep Club 43 Banquet Committee 4 Pep Club 2, 33 FTA 23 Chorus 23 Prom Committee 4 G. Sewers, Seniors Senzvn CLIFF VAN BIEZEN WILEY VAN DE GRIFT NELIS VANDER POL FFA 2, 33 Prom Committee 4 Algorithms 33 Hi-Y 43 Thespians 43 FTA 43 Honor Society 43 Band 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 43 All School Play 43 Bass Tones 43 Banquet Committee 3, 4 Cliff Van Biezen Wiley Van De Grift Nelis Vander Pol H' Rolla W'2'.dC Tim Walli Sam Wfarmenhoven ROLLA WADE TIM WALLI SAM WARMENHOVEN Veuzora Sealers Samara JERRY WEINBENDER JUDY WELTON DORIS WHATLEY FHA 23 Pep Club 2, 53 43 Student Coun- FHA 2, 5, 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Library Staff Cil 43 Fire Squad 2, 3, 4g Grizzly Boosters 43 Prom Committee 43 Girls' Glee Club 2 2, 3, 43 Drill Team 2, 3, 4g Prom Commit- tee 3, 43 Banquet Committee 5, 43 TAP's 23 Chorus 23 Basketball Royalty 2 Jerry Weinbender Judy Vifelton Doris Whatlex' IN'Ionica White Deitrich ROSCI' Whifis Pat Willey Raymond Wolfe Dennis Yockey Richard Schreiber Che 8141! 45 MONICA WHITE DEITRICH i GAA 23 FHA 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 5, 4g Student Council 4g Tri-Hi-Y 33 Rally Squad 4g Thespians 4g Drill Team 2, 33 Drill Team Officer 33 Grizzly Gazette 43 TAP's 43 Prom Committee 4g Ban- quet Committce 3 ROGER WHITIS l l PAT WILLEY l FHA 2, 5, 43 Pep Club 23 Fire Squad 43 Grizzly Boosters 2, 3, 4g Prom Com-l mittee 4g Grizzly Gazette 4g Annualy Staff 4 RAYMOND WOLFE Algorithms 4g Hi-Y 3, 4g Band 53 Honor Society 4g Wrestling 2, 4 DENNIS YOCKEY RICHARD SCHREIBER y 'Graaf' year IN GREENHALGH 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 Girls' Letter 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Officer 43 Fire Squad A 2, 3, 43 Drill Team 4g TAP's 4 HIR irls Glee Club 4 LEY GRESS VIRGINIA HALL GAA 23 FHA 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 33 Ex- cutixe Council 33 Office Staff 4g Tri- iY 3, 4g FTA Z, 33 Prom Committee 4 Banquet Committee 3g TAP's 2, 45 Grizzly Gazette Editor 3g Debate 4 IKE HALLOM rack 2g Prom Committee 4 EARL HANSON 2, 3, 4 OBERT HARRIS aseball A Squad 3 ,7n Melnerinln Sometime not far off We too shall see, All of those wonders God has in store, We know by faith that Then we will be, Among friends for all Eternity. AUTHOR UNKNOWN jeg Rogers .7n Jlfleenory, the Annual fnff ef Sunnyside High Seneel Dedientes ine Senier 611155 Seefien of ine I 961 ,Mirrerv fe jen Kegenst Winifred joy Rogers, born April 28, 1943, in Waldo, Kansas, died March 15, 1961, in Yakima, Washington. Joy had been active in the Future Teachers of America, Pep Club, and the Future I-Iomemakers of America. Her friendliness to all will long be remembered by each one of her classmates. The memory of her happy smile will linger with all who knew her. 92 fm. we ,. OhY -XX'l1at a darling child--dont you think? The Curious Savage by john Patrick was the first play presented during the 1960-61 school year. The play presented delightful characters and amusing situations, although for the most part it was a comedy, a serious message comes through when a group of mentally disturbed patients show by their kindness and affection that they are superior to some of the greedy and dishonest people of the outside world. Such beautiful mu ffm 6' Kurizfus Savage sic! A dramatic scene from The Curious Savage. Left to right: john Kenning, Sandy Price, Susan Hornstein, Marilyn Campbell. F lar y Henson ZII6' Death and Lzfc af But dear whit of it? It makes no difference now, he can take the place of Larry. 11 This tense scene portrays the meeting of Larry's old girlfriends fiance. i'The girl he left behind. The Death and Life of Larry Benson was the second all-school play to be presented by the dramatics department. A serious and heart-warming drama, it tells the story of the Benson family and the strange boy who enters their home and claims to be the son they believed missing in action. The play was acclaimed by many to be the best play of- fered by Sunnyside High School in many yearsg it was attended by approximately four hundred people. The leading roles were filled by John Kenning, George Colby, Susan Hornstein, and Monica White. Others appearing in the play were Connie Ley, Susan Speck, Joyce Green, jo- anne Anthony, Bill Hitchcock, Barbara Stephens, Mike Gar- cia, Corrine McTimpeny, and Maynard Harrison. The play was directed by Mrs. Brauer with Diana Chapple as stu- dent director. Snaps fff JJ myers . 0 1' ' 1 E l I O Q C I ' .As F- P . ' f I --- 'I I, Q Q-- , - f 0 0 f 0 ' O ' u I I ' u l y Whatys Mr. Hughes laughing . . at? Could it be the Bass Tones . ' ' or the Treble Tones. a -N' W. M.-.rwfnafewju ffnQ,fQv J 2 5156 k K Sholseth, C. Depew, D. Le P Rico R Huffm-in G Groves, C. Bfee er, . D Left to right: S. Fraser. L. XX inters, S. Moe, S. Gress. . cs' . . . . , desma. E. Mosby, M. Ruiz. S. Haseth, K. Sholseth, C. XX'oodnll, D. Kohler. S. Reyes, C, Templin, V. Van oren. The Girls' Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Don Hughes. had 21 very good season this year. The Glee- ' Winter and Spring. The Glee selected smart looking uniforms, which were articipited in three concerts: Christmas, p . straight, blue and black plaid dresses with black heels. MR. DON HUGHES Director ' iffffizii- . ' i 9 viggsmagsgii L4 5 3 5 1 T I l 5 T i S jlleumwwemw . A . x 5, Elillmuu, lu- ff'-' N ' ' , , iwau, - f--Y l C Munson D Crabtree D' radnesgi Ji C Conibelic C Johnson' C' Woodali D DTI- Knf-iPP, B. W' R, Tl mas, . T t ' i u 1 B. B rider. - ' ' . ' ' , E. Berg E:Sbgg1riE,3ger, Kngssarya GS T-ago,Jh1KgiritrrZani hkglllyy Marin, L, Moore, O. Chambers, G. Williains Hoff, L. Hill, J- John, T- fmt - ' ' M, Kelly. HIGH-STEPPERS M. Ruiz, D. Mo- wen, S. Felsman, T. Hart, C. Wfilley, J. Levold, A. Milroy, B. Gochnor, D. Le- desmu, C. Cook, J. Lanzendorfer. They were essentially a part of the band, called the Marching Unit. The Sunnyside High School Band provided half time entertainment at the football games with a ni type of marching, called the provision drill. They participated in the two annual concerts, the Coffi 4 A Q , . Q A -, . . --QP' P. 1' V i if 1 l an Q 1. ALL.LL A. Ramsey, I. Hillyer B, Emi ' -X I - z11n,K.K qi , , iSOI5el1?', Si1iit2, I.. Dohrmrm, EA Sqgrgxilgg Ijmis. M. Cimglvell. P. Flower, L. Holmason D Birchard G Holm , . inze, .Rel' ,V-E17 - , . , . owerg, h .ay W.. V1 D , , .A , . Iason, lea well, D. Lions, L. Ruppert, hir. Hughes, D. Dufforrigl. Di Hambleti L' Mul- :up and the Spring concerts, which were both thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. STANDING: A. Ramsey. BOTTOM, left to right: M. Bustrtmn, L. Muldoon, G. Tntro. The majorettes of 1960-61 showed their skills by various rou- tines at the football games, basket- ball games and they marched with the band in parades. Cufiwug J-lzylz R, Ale Wi' . ff . if i PIG? J.. Qstelvh ,,... .1 ,A,. D 1rt,.B xiznlcshj J 011551 R L of asa rs t E: if ff' 9 ' fi. J 4? - ' ' . ::- 1' ' L? SK 35 Cys' ffnbl ' Nfzgf ffm . If tree' Af. clidclrf Ude, AI. ng? P' G31 dI.1.Y1riH Hennc D rcrson Anboa C 4- ' . ' .' ' -I , J- SL1ll1't-ylnyfflllgjjosay ijsgqde, iii. . foster 11-Chard. , ,1,-Ieauf, If The Chorus of Sunny Hi, along with the rest of the music and drama department presented its annual Christmas Concert with tableaus, on December 20, 1960, in the C. I.aMontte, H. Wfheatley, K. Stover, C. Lewis, M, Woods, K, Long, N. XX'olf, E. Torres, C. Vice, G. Tatro, B. Torres, Mr. Hughes. SECOND ROW: B. XWest. C. Meeker, I.. Feyerherm, S. Hornstein, J. Anthony, L, Moore, K. Korevaar, B. Gochnour, L. james, C. Ley. 1960-61 was a busy year for the Treble Tones of Sunny-Hi. The twenty-five girls that belong to the organization came to school at 7:50 in the morning on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and on Friday they met with the Bass Tones. 100 fxwx... snr: --+......,.,, - . -wA.,.g i--.....,, 4 Pep Hand W1 A V A I-M. 9 A rxx 'H ,Q A I iw at 3 y A '53, 4 x 4 rim A A Par TX QQ-we nv IX Lett to right are: L. Moore, O. Chambers. C, Comlnelic, M, Kelly, I., Vliimcs. M, Campbell. I.. Shinenberger, II. Holden, S. Schwab, T. Kelly. VI. Smith. G. Munson, Mr. Hughes. Paul Loyd, M. Storslec. B. XX'est. Ci. liitrn. L. Olson. hl. Kenning. R. Thomas, K. Koi'evmu'. G Holmnson. E, Casper, john, Hillyer. B. Etulain. P. Flower. AI. G.ii'ci.i. S. Relyed. lf. Berg, L, Holmnson. D. Lions, V. Elwell, XY. Vim De Cirift. T. Smith. G. Colby, G. Fisher, D. Hiimhlet, Herher, I., Muldoon, R, Hinze. Pep Band. untler the direction of Mr. Don Hughes, encouraged enthusiasm at both the pep asseml hlies and the games. Clad in uniforms of recl, black, and white, the pep hitncl trzivelecl to Eisenhower nntl XXl1.1PL1fO, An i1ppe.tritnce at the clistrict touriument was also matle. Dance Hand Left to right arc: L. james, K. Scllwtxittzwiilter, D. Hughes, P. Flower. L, Holm.ison, V. Elwcll, S. Relyea, T. Martin, 1. Kenning, D. Hamblet. R. Hinze, G, Munson, E. Berg. N Buss, saxophone, rhythm I1CCOI'Lllft11, and piimo providecl the Sunnyside I'ligh School Dance Band with n l bouncing beat which led them to perform at several climces gmcl at the Wiiuter and Spring Concerts. IO2 ww N0 UQR -- 2 X 5 2 K, ,fl .w.:Qwf2?Q2' M 3,. , .f, . 1 N Left to right: Program Chairman, Judi Shearer, Vice-President, Mike Liberty, President, Rodney Koch, Secretary, Ann Powell, Advisor, Mr. Glenclenning. The Junior Class of this year has been ei part of the usual functions which fall to the class-theorganization of the junior-Senior Banquet, and helping with the Prom, together with the sponsoring of dances, etc., for their Class fund. ,fuuirfr 6711155 0Mvc'rs Albert Albee Clarence Alexander john Allen Jerry Andrews Odillo Arevalo Terri Barnett Therese Beaver Nancy Becker Bora Bell Karen Berg De Wayne Berley 'lim Bieber Alice Bierlink Annette Blaak Barbara Blair Clyde Bock Patricia Boggs Sue Boley Ronald Boggs Violet Boyd Don Brandsrna Mary Breece Nancy Broers Pamela Brown Carol Buckmiller Marilyn Campbell jose Castilleja Oleta Chambers Diana Chappell Darold Clement Dan Clement Marvin Cleveland Bruce Clifford Robert Colley Becki Conklin Sherri Conrad Duane Crowe Anna Lee Cunninghan Charla Dohrman jean Doncaster l05 Srzergy .75 11 Mus! in New Picture Not Available Robert Dorris Gilbert Dorsey Mark Drisco Arthur Duim Ron Erz Bonita Ethlian Patricia Felker Sharon Felsman Bob Foster Jack Fordyce Richard Freauff Georgianne Frederickson John Friend Ann Furukawa Fransisca Gamboa Gilbert Garcia Guadalupe Garcia Larry Gay Bucky Gibbons Mike Gibson Barbara Gochnour 'CSV Terry Goatly Eileen Graff Louise Greek Joyce Green Robert Griffioen Geraldine Groves Carol Gunder Lyle Hardin Sandra Harris Maynard Harrison Trudy Hart Lillian Heberlian Shirley Hedden Georgia Heist l l l Harold Henne l Steven Herd l April Hicks i Rosilita Hoff l Carolyn Hoffman N IO6 l Hlflllfl' dfmpvfifivn Larry Householder Duncan Howat Barbara Hubers Roberta Huffman Pat janisch Bernard Jansen Lorene johnson Dale johnson john Kaysinger Stan Klippert Mike Kluth Marjorie Knight Rodney Koch Danna Koehler Kathryn Korevaar Larry Kupp Ron La Mott Marion Lang Lillian Larson Maria Laverman Sandra Lebbed Delores Ledesma Gary Ledgerwood Carol Lee Delbert Leighty jan Levold Betty Lewandowski Carol Lewis Michael Liberty Kathy Long Payne Long Voni Loose Mario Luno Daniel Luther Sherry Marion Raymond Martin Tom Martin Richard Mason Howard Mauch joe McBride I07 611155 of '62 Strive Gary McKay Wally McMinin1ee Carol Melusky Rita Meier Charlotte Middleton Ben Miles Anita Milroy Kathleen Moore Pat Moore Bob Morales jim Morrow Helen Mottley Diane Mowen Charles Mulrony Carol Munns Carlyn Munson Martin Myers Cheryl Nuerenberger Barbara Oberrniller janet Osterhouse Linda Outhet George Parker Georgia Payne john Powell Kleo Pomeroy Roy Pottet Ann Powell Leland Pulley Larry Reeseman Steve Renner Sally Reyes Pat Rice Letitia Richey Richard Riggs Ken Robinson Pat Roscoe Mary Ruiz Larry Rupert Willey Samons Wayne Saxey l08 0 Hui a Qawrable Maha john Schaible Elbert Schinmann Douglas Schreiber Richard Schreiber joe Schultz Anita Searle Richard Sedlack Judi Shearer Linda Sheneberger jim Showman David Shrewsberry Gary Snyder Paul St. Clair Barbara Stephens jim Sterrett Lola Strieck Don Sutton Roger Templin Cheryl Terrel Harry Thomas Ruth Thomas Betty Torres David Trainor Susan Troychak Mildred Turner Mac Urrita Marilyn Van Atta Linda Vander Pol Roland Van Gundy Nanci Voss Pat Waller Mike Wampole Ann Warmenhoven Shirley Waterman Sue Weber Betty Weinbender Blanche West Dianna Whatley Helen Wheetley Carolyn Wiley IO9 all ll all s Sm 10' IIO 0 Sf 5-if 4 sl fin, ill Miriam Willey Glen Willizlxlls Lou Ellen Wiiiters Monica Wirtz Nancy Wolfe Carol Woodall Marilyn Wiucdrls Lynn Woorlyard Olga Yanez Kay Stiles off! Custom-by Crash! ! I ? .1 Looks as if hc's trying to get away-Hey! 1,,.,,,,w M M LLT: 'WHS Q Wifi? A So this is Study Hall-who reads upside-down? I I I My, the Annual Editor has Changed! ? ! Dig deeper for memories, Joanne! l ATTEN-SHUN! Vs gonna shoot Quix Draw! just Looking II2 V S ,gzggff 5 ,g,,,,fi 4 TOP: Mr. Brewer, Advisorg Joe Herberg Doug Browng Cynthia Viceg Janie Patrick. II4 zz 55 0 At the beginning of the year we, the sophomores, held a class meet- ing and elected officers. The sopho- more class also held the first dance. Since initiation was outlawed we were forced to prepare an assembly for our upperclassmen., We suc- cessfully presented that program. During basketball season We sold concessions at the home games. The March of Dimes drive by TAP's brought a huge response from the sophomores, as we gave 350. Svphamvre Hass Fraud ofylflauy Athletes Milo Abrams Renee Albee Candy Allen Ray Amato Janice Anderson Don Antram Bill Bailey Lonnie Baird Dixie Ball Raymond Baugh Beverly Brumgartener Steve Beaver Carl Becker Joyce Bennett Janet Bergman Debbie Berk Marie Bestebreuer Maryanne Besteman Donna Birchard Nancy Bowers Tom Brayton Doug Brown Fred Brown Lynn Brown Kay Brownlee Judy Bunch Richard Burke Fred Calahan Linda Campbell Earl Casper Daniel Chavez Lee Clark Larry Cockrum George Colby Diana Crabtree Ken Collins Henry Craddock Carole Depew Don Desmarais Gary Dixon II5 Picture Not Avanlable ewucss Wears Off glll55 His Jmfv zz uf Kay Dixon Linda Dobbs Leon Dohrman Larry Dolan Judy Dorris Russel Douglas Cabot Dow Sharlotte Duncan Daryl Duffin Dick Erickson Joanne Erickson Douglas Erlandson Richard Erz Karen Essary Dick Eubanks Janet Fallert Loren Fenton Gene Fisher Judy Fisher Gordon Forcha John Franklin Letty Frazer Pauline Gamboa Mary Garcia Mike Garcia Doreen Garrison Jeannie Gortsema Pat Graff Leone Greek Jack Greenhalgh Martha Groenweg Tracey Gulden Dennis Hamblet Cynthia Harrison Sandra Haseth Larry Haven Joe Herber Helen Hewitt Evelyn Hill Janet Hillyer 911155 521100 Elf: Fafffrn Beverly Hinman Jerry Hinzman William Hitchcock Connie Hoel Josephine Holden Gale Holmason Fern Homer Pamela Howard Jim Hursh Tom Hyde Bill Ireland Ernest Janshen Mary Janshen Carol Johnson Paul Johnson Don Kellogg Telly Kelly John Kenning Ervin Kilian Mary Klinger Judy Knopp Gary Koles Linda Koenen Mark Kole Pauline La Marche Bill Lewis Paul Lloyd Larry Long John Low Philip Luther Sharon Lynch Judy Maas Douglas McArthur Lucinda McGhehey Anita McKay Sonia McKinley Richard Majarez Lynn Marchant Irma Marichalar Alonzo Marquez II7 llmierclzzss 'wzaruf' Selma! Mn Arnold Martin Georgene Mason Carol Mattingly Carl Mears Sandy Moe Beth Montgomery Ken Moore Lupe Mora Eileen Mosby Rose Murray Judy Nave Kay Nederhood Linda Neiffer Charles Olmstead Loree Olsen james Omta Claude Owen Gordon Owen Janie Patrick Lora jean Peabody Marilyn Peck Ray Pelley Tom Petrich Marilyn Pierson Marlin Pierson Dale Porter James Powers Abel Quintanilla Adam Quintanilla Harry Ramermon Arleta Ramsey Samuel Ray Sharon Reimers Jerry Renner Reynaldo Resendez Carl Reyes Vicenta Reyes Roger Richie .lim Roberts Di Anne Roderick Il8 ,har Kubbling Pc'rsor1aHfies.f2Lf Julia Rodriquez Tony Rodriquez Karen Roos Charlie Ruiz Larry Runn Ron Rutz Florence Samons- Corilee Sanders Robert Schaible jerry Schiller Shirley Schneider Lester Schrieber Gary Schultz Stephanie Schwab Norma Searle Sherry Senn Robert Shannon Kathleen Sholseth Kathryn Sholseth Jack Shore Loyal Silvas Judy Smith Ervin Stice Larry Stickley Mike Storslee Kathy Stover jay Sullivan Glenda Swindell Mike Tanasse Gene Taylor Jim Terry Tena Timmerman Bill Turner Arina Van Belle Glenna Van Buren Thelma Van Doren Kathleen Verhulp Cynthia Vice Rosemary Visser Paula Wainwright II9 Pictu re Not Available 1 ' Rocky Walling Sandy Wassemiller Henry Weinbender Kathrine Weinbender Gary White Rob Wintersteen David Woodward Paul Worbes Geraldine Wyatt Emalio Zamarripu Olga Yzmez Judy Roth Dora DeHoyos Buster Hunsaker Q Sophties are proud of their bear he--i-ff' Hf-f ww f:rwLL1wQmwwmQmwQ:iir:gv Remember Homecoming? And the floats? .157 aw - v +:, ,, -. . W AV Oh brother! Senior Girls. He: 0-'WS V-S WA hae' A K we an just like 1Ni1I1lIUL1lSffSOl'f ofj! I2I But4I dont wanna ! Organized Chaos--we won! When asked for Cl Caption, said he'd rather r say. nf n if 3 WM W Honor Societygwith a tip-tap on the ole bean. ,Qin ,-,f 4' 'fig 5 , .rf-,F -wx., I 1 --,Aki 4, 1 '- .gww H. mv fa 11 ,J ll, 1 , -i ' T E P' '-N--4 Q Hag Left to mght: Coufh Cylcndcnmng, jerry Rcnncr, Don Scnn, Larry Recseman, 1' um J Charlie McMz1ins, Duncan Howett, Dum Smisct, Bob Miller, Larry Kupp, ' Bob Morales. H? W, , W., ' fr ' -' f f?Q: f :frf x ff 'Q . , , f: Q J? ' 5 K 1' , ,X A V: 5' ,S 3 AN A J f' 'f '-2-337 -- 'im 4 ' ' ' ,Rf -MR : 1 K .xi - P: ' , - Q xp, , K-Q A ff f f i 53 :1 ,,, , f V ' , Wi MF' -2 - - , L, . ,W ,wi-4,,v'z.' M s 31-5 .wr x , ' , wf W? ! , , Jw-Q .., - 1 1-f , e , M Mp, ,- f ,,, -, 9. 1' 55, L - 53' . X. 'ir ' -ff-'fd f W .1 wl A sf'-: . - 5292 rn. at u ixjllif ' - . ' '44 L 1. . ' ff - Q , iz.- . s. V 4 ' f ' - f' .Q Ln? Wfiiw-32's 5 X ,-,,,N 44 -lj' - -,545 3 1 WN ' ,I .,2?'?. - , A ,, ' SXSW' H -- If 'Qfmf Egg, X? ,, V L'..' fa 3 211, 1- , 1,41ff'v:i4fgQg,4Q'k f:-M135 ? -Q' f f? 'M I i 35?7f5?54'i ' A 2- , ,W I ig i R fs I23 ' 'Qt 'J .X Q 2 s 155 fs Zi E wel 'WS' yy, Rally Squad I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I I ip- .V ,I fu V 1 .L . I xwmfwi If Left to right: Judi Shearer, CnrIyu Monsun, Reggie Bazc, Digmc Chnppcl, Left to right: Carla Marion, Martina Murtincz, Susan Speck, Georgigmnc Frcderickscvn, Carol Murms, Mcmica XX'hitc. l26 But coach, I am trying! A tough year for the home team is what we must brand our football season. With four members of our league ranked as top football teams in the state one might have thought that our efforts and team spirit would be daunted. However, led by Don Senn, fine passer and key ball handler the Grizzlies fought tooth and nail against the odds of speed and weight and never gave up putting forth their best individual efforts. Next year at Sunny Hi we will all miss the outstanding line play of stalwarts like Rick Thompson, john Shook, Bill Dietzen, Wayne Porter, Ron Senn, and jones Amoundson along with the running ability and determination of such men as Ellery Berg, Delbert Pilot, Dan Loose, and the above mentioned Don Senn, To our Grizzlies of 1960 we extend thanks for the color, excitement and joyous moments they provided. I27 1 K ,f Q wif' far: Lf S I 'nn we I lf. Q1 l, if Q T if gi it BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Del Bethel, Don Serin, Mike Liberty, Vern Elwell, Ron Erz, Larry Kupp, Ron Senn, Ellery Berg, Rick Thompson, Vifayne Porter, Duncan Howat, John Shook, Steve Renner, Coach Terry Lindquist. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Frank Sarno, Dan Loose, Larry Reeseman, Clyde Bock, Cabot Dow, Gary Ledgerwood, Gary Kobes, jim Terry, Bill Dietzen, Larry Gay, Dan Clements, jones Amundson, Delbert Pilot, Coach Clem Senn. FRONT ROW: Mark Driscoll, Roger Smith, Dick Lyon, Tom Brayton, Alonzo Marquez, Mike Collins, Don Desmarias, Larry Cockrum, Larry Dolan, ,I if 5 gb j M Q M , i. if We -W 1 ' ' ' ..,,.. M . I K ,. Q 'ie' g A ... KV if Q 'Kite 'f was gum , V Clzunksgicfirzg Day Game Milf Grandview I30 Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Eisenhower Grandview Ellensburg Davis V,e,,,, Marquette A Coach never gets discouraged, Smreiward 33 Sunnyside , 1 5 Sunnyside , 6 Sunnyside 54 Sunnyside H YVVV Y-YVV7V 0 Sunnyside l3l Kennewick , Walla Walla Riehland Pasco , Wapato DON SENN DON SMISET CHARLIE MCMAINS DUNCAN HOWATT JERRY RENNER I32 BOB MORALITS BOB MILLER LARRY REESEMAN LARRY KL'PP DON SMISET I33 IN ACTION 7 x TY 5 6, ,., gm Q ,f 6, A, Vfll' of the ?ufure ii -- , ,, -V .- f- ,ay-3 1- ffffgwzumf'f,1ig.f.tagsf1ews2Qzf.i-urls - -1- fl-ffeiwf-1,fz,ie-weliaefzeiif-em:fs , . ,.,,-, M ..,, ,gi Mfiiww , - Q-ff.,-it-my-if . V ., A ' I fvif Ifrfgsagsz- fii,gii7zr'szi:-gigs ' ,-k,. , ,. ,, . 7 i E I ',,.7q Huggy -, ,.., - il E l K Q :- -' n -- if l 2 - 321 P 321 5 3 ffgf 1- Q w-i,.vzii.,,..+s- V f ,ei f 1 -1 -aus 7 i , :za- ' W il it ,fu ge ' 'A '- .Lv-' K I AW M--ut' Sunnyside Sunnyside l Sunnyside Sunnyside l Sunnyside l Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside i Sunnyside Sunnyside -wi, M... A lcft to right: Coach Lyle Vonesh, Alonzo Marquez, Tom Martin, Doug Brown, jack Greenhalgh, Cabot Dow, Steve Runner, Mike Tanusse, Maynard Harrison, Ron LaMotte, Larry Dolan, Don Kellogg, Irvin Stine. 49 42 45 48 47 34 59 68 58 45 66 Vflffify Swreboard Grandview , ,, Ellensburg Ellensburg ,i,, Davis , H North Central 63 Shadle Park ..,, , Pasco , . Eisenhower Davis Y, N Richland , Toppenish , S 27 Sunnyside 66 Sunnyside , 58 Sunnyside , 56 Sunnyside Sunnyside 45 Sunnyside 65 Sunnyside 75 Sunnyside 47 Sunnyside , 47 Sunnyside ,71 I35 48 Kennewick 79 Wayvato , 5 2 Pasco 5 5 Eisenhower 72 Davis ,,,, 65 Richland , 5 8 Toppenish 64 Kennewick 51 Wapato 5 1 Kennewick Playoff Game , 50 , ,, 86 48 50 69 52 76 51 57 66 fo. 'X Krflrfervurr Record Many records were set this year in basketball. Three of them were inf volx ed in the game between Sunnyside and Xxfapato. The first record to fall was the individual scoring performance for the Big 9 Conference. Charlie McMains, a senior guard, scored 58 points against the Xllfolfpack of Wziyvtttcm, with 32 coming from the field on his famous jumpshot from the far outside. At one point during the game MeMains hit six baskets in a row. He finished the first half with 12 field goals out of 111 attempts. He wound out the game fouling out in the -4th quarter with two minutes still left in the game. At that point he had made 16 field goals on 20 attempts. The other records were set by Sunnyside being the loser with 79 points, and Wfapato being the winner with 86. The sum of both scores constituted a record that will be noted for a long time. The basketball season as a whole for the Grizzlies was a xery successful One. Although not winning many games due to the lack of height, they pulled two of the biggest upsets of the year by beating Eisenhower and Richland, two of the top teams in the state. Witla their courage and determination of never giving up while they were behind, the Grizzlies of 1960-61 will long be remembered. Jumpshot by Howatt. l 36 CHARLIE MCMAINS A Sunnyide Sunnydde Sunnynde Sunnyide Sunnynde Sunnyide Sunnynde Sunnydde 9 if? ,R f.4-.mrff BACK ROW, left to right: Coach E. C. Glendenning, David Trainer, Rick Thompson, Don Senn, Dan Loose, Bob Morales. FRONT ROW: Bill Dietzen, Tony Rod- riquez, Richard Marjarrez, Roger Smith, and Mike Kluth. RR R 7 Grandview R 5 Eisenhower RR 14 Eisenhower R R 1 Kennewick R R 7 Richland R RR R 2 Pasco RR RR R 4 Wapato RR R 5 Prosser RRRR Sevres 2 Sunnyside 4 Sunnyside 2 Sunnyside 2 Sunnyside 11 Sunnyside 1 Sunnyside 3 Sunnyside 2 Sunnyside I37 Bob Foster, jerry Renner, 0 Grandview R 5 KennewickR R 2 Richland R 4 Pasco 8 Prosser R 8 Grandview 3 Wapato R R 3 Kennewick BILL DIBTZBN RICK THOMPSON BOB FOSTER DON SENN ALONZO MARQUEZ BOB MORALES Q Q 3 K 4 , ,Q 1 'K 3- I if 'i Q F 5 I s , TONY RODRIQUEZ CABOT DOW JERRY RENNER CARL MEARS RICHARD MANJARREZ LUKE TANA551315 GI Rf' FRONT ROW, left to right: Don Kellogg, Allen Luther, Gary Dixon. BACK ROW: Rolla 1 vv2ldC, Raymond Baugh, jack Greenhalglm, Ken Moore, Mike Wampole, Rick Stroup, and Tom g Brayton. l l sf 1' ,A O COACH VONESH COACH STEVENS I40 FRONT ROVU, left to right: Marilyn Campbell, Carla Marion, Reggie Bale, Marie Bustraan, Gail Tatro, Ann Powell, Diana Crabtree, Sherry Marion. BACK ROXV: Gary Kobes, Mike Garcia, john Allen, Rob VC intersteen, Maynard Harrison. Leland Pulley, Tom Martin, Larry Robbins, Bob Miller, and Nancy Wolfe. T 1 iii LJ K lla-u..Q,, x..,Y ' 1 Mr. Dickey shows his skill. Time for a laugh. l4I If--...s league Kluzmp -.Ax Q .zaggwgdzl Waiting for thc coach. W wi inf 1? fv .:... , y' , mr .ai fr' mg! ,ix m ,QP Champs at work. 142 The Sunnyside High School racket squad under the direction of Mr. Dickey again showed their power for the third year in a row by running away with the Southern Di- vision title for a league record of 7 wins and 0 losses. The overall season record was 8 wins and 2 ties and 1 loss. Led by lettermen Maynard Harrison and Bob Miller for the boys with Sherry Marion and Ann Powell for the girls the team lost only to Wapato. The team will only lose five seniors and so next year looks very bright in the way of tennis. ' 'T i Maynard Harrison and Sherry Marion. 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Allen, John-38, 47, 105, 43, 141 Amato, Ray-11 5 Amundson, jones-55, 128, 132, 130 Amundson, Stan-5 5, 101 Anderson, Janice-1 1 5 Anderson, Pat--55 Anderson, Steve-35, 38, 41, 49, 54, 55 Andrews, Jerry-105 Anthony, Joanne-47, 54, 55, 100, 43, 95 Antram, Don-115 Antram, jim-47, 56 Arevalo, Odilia-105 Baily, Bill-47, 115 Baird, Lonnie-115 Baldridge, Don-14, 15, 56 Ball, Dixie-115, 43 Bock, Clyde-49, 105, 130 Bogert, Janice-58 Boggs, Mary-39, 58 Boggs, Patricia-105 Boggs, Ronald-105 Boley, Sue-36, 105 Bos, Gloria-58 Bowers, Nancy-1 1 5 Boyd, Violet-105 Brandsma, Don-105 Brayton, Tom-115, 140, 130 Breece, Mary-105 Broers, Nancy-105 Brooks, Betty Jean-36, 58 Brown, Douglas-114, 115 Brown, Fred-1 1 5 Brown, Lynn-1 15 Brown, Pamela-105 Brownlee, Kay--115 Brushert, Ronald-58 Buckmiller, Carol-105 Barnett, Terri-36, 40, 105 Barr, Toni-56, 43 Baugh, Raymond-115, 140 Baurngartner, Beverly-1 1 5 Bunch, Judy-1 1 5 Burke, Jim-3138, 58 Burke, Richard-1 1 5 Burks, Kent-59 Burns, Mary Pat-36, 38, 41, 59 Baze, Reggie-16, 37, 38, 40, 141, 31 Beaver, Steve-1 1 5 Beaver, Therese-105 Beck, Karen-56 Becker, Carl-115 Becker, Nancy-36, 105 Bell, Dora-105, 43 Bender, Bonnie-56, 98 Bennett, Joyce-1 1 5 Berg, Ellery-5, 37, 41, 49, 54, Berg, Karen-105 Bergman, janet--115 Berk, Debbie-1 1 5 Berley, De Wayne-105 Bestebreur, Marie-115 Besteman, Maryanne-115 Bieber, jim-105 Biehl, Iona-40, 57 Bierlink, Alice-105 Birchard, Barbara-36, 38, 57 44, 54, 56, 124, 126, 57, 102, 132, 130, 129 Birchard, Donna-100, 115, 99, 98 Bishop, Carole-57 Blaak, Annette-105 Blair, Barbara-105 Blomquist, Marla-57 Boardsen, Mary jo-37, 38, 40, 47, 57 I63 Burris, Terry-38, 59, 43 Bustraan, Marie-40, 59, 99, 141 Calahan, Fred-1 1 5 Campbell, Linda-100, 115 Campbell, Marilyn-105, 43, 94, 1 Carmen, Ronald-59 Carr, Nancy-40, 59 Casper, Earl-102, 115, 99 Caste-lleja, jose-105 Chambers, Margaret-39, 60 Chambers, Oleta-34, 36, 102, 105 Chappell, Diana-38, 47, 105, 126, Chavez, Daniel-115 Chavez, Helen-60 Clark, Lee-1 1 5 Clement, Dan-105, 130 Clement, Darold-105 Cleveland, Marvin-105 Clifford, Bruce-105 Cline, Michael-60 Cockrum, Larry-115, 130 Colby, George-47, 101, 102, 115, Colley, Robert-105 Collins, Kenneth-115, 130 Combelic, Cathy-60, 102, 98 Conklin, Becki-105, 43 41, 99 43, 95 43, 95 Conrad, Sherriea105 Cook, Charlet-38, 41, 47, 60, 98 Cornwell, Jim-60 Crabtree, Diana-38, 39, 100, 115, Crabtree, MeriE36, 61 Crowe, Duane-105 Craddock, Henry!1 1 5 Culver, Dick-47, 61 Cunningham, Anna Lee-105 Davison, Judith-36, 41, 61 De Hoyos, Dora-120 Depew, Carol-97, 115 Desmarais, Done-115, 130 141,98 Dietzen, Bill-49, 61, 128, 132, 137, 138, 130 Dixon, Gary-1 1 5, 140 Dixon, Kay-1 1 6 Dobbs, Linda-116 Dohrman, Charla-105 Dohrman, Leon-1 16, 99 Dolan, Larry-1 1 6, 1 30 Doncaster, Jean-1 0 5 Dorris, Judy-116 Dorris, Robert-106 Dorsey, Gilbert-106 Flower, Phillip-46, 63, 102, 99 Forcha, Gordon-1 16 Forcha, Laura May-63 Fordyce, jack-35, 36, 49, 106 Foster, Bob-49, 106, 137, 138 Foster, Jack-63, 100 Frank, Marilyn-64 Franklin, john Fraser, Shellia-64, 97 Frazer, Letty-116 Freauff, Richard-100, 106 Freeburg, David-46, 64 Frederickson, Georgianne-106, 126 Friend, John-106 Furukawa, Ann-41, 106 Galaviz. Leo-64 Gamboa, F ransisca-1 06 Gamboa, Pauline-100, 1 16 Gamboa, Louis-64 Garcia, Garcia, Gilbert-1 06 Guadalupe-106 Garcia, Marcella-64 Garcia, Mary-1 16 Garcia, Mike-38, 102, 116, 43, 95, 141 Douglas, Russel-1 1 6 Dow, Cabot-1 16, 1 39, 1 30 Driscoll, Mark-106, 1 30 Duffin, Daryl-116, 99 Duim, Arthur-106 Durnler, Glennis-61 Duncan, Sharlottewl 16 Duncan, Velda-61 Elwell, Vernon-35, 37, 49, 62, 101, 10 Enney, Julia-62 Erickson, Dick-1 1 6 2,99,13o,129 Garrison, Arletta-65 Garrison, Donna-34, 40, 65 Garrison, Doreen-116 Gay, Larry-35, 101, 106, 99, 130 Gibbons, Bucky-106 Gibson, Mike-106 Goatley, Terry-106 Gochnour, Barbara-47, 98, 100, 106 Gortesma, Jeannie-116 Gosnell, David-65 Gostovich, Linda-37, 38, 39, 65 Erickson, Joanne-116 Erickson, Daren-37, 62 Erlandson, Douglas-116 Erz, Richard-116 Erz, Ron-49, 106, 130 Eskes, Ronald-62 Gould, Graff, Graff, Naomi-65 Eileen-106 Patricia-1 16 Greek, Leone-1 16 Greek, Louise-106 Green, Joyce-106, 43, 95 Essary, Karen-1 16 Etulian, Bonita-36, 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47, 31 Herber, Joef102, 114, 116 Herd, Steven4106 Hewitt, Helen-1 16 Hicks, April-106 Hilderbrand, Douglas Hill, Evelyn-1 16 Hill, Lindaa39, 41, 43, 67 Hillyer, Janet-102, 116, 99 Hinman, Beverly-117 Hinze, Roy-37, 102, 67, 99, 98 Hinzman, Jerry-1 17 Hitchcock, William-117, 43, 95 Hoel, Connie-117 Hoff, Rosalita-38, 106 Hoffman, Carolyn-106 - Hoffman, Suzanne-38, 40, 67 Holden, Josephine-102, 117 Holmason, Gale-102, 117, 99 Holmason, Le Roy453, 102, 67, 99, 98 Homer, Fern-1 17 Hornstein, Susan-34, 40, 41, 100, 43, 67, 94, 95 Householder, Larry--107 Howard, Pamela-117 Howat, Duncan-35, 38, 47, 49, 107, 123, 136, 130 Hubers, Barbara-107 Huetson, Anita-67 Huffman, Naia-40, 68 Huffman, Roberta-97, 107 Hunsaker, Buster-120 Hursh, Jim-1 17 Hyde, Tom-1 17 Ingham, Carolyn-100, 68 Ireland, Bill-1 17 jackson, Janet-14, 15, 38, 39, 40, 68 Jahn, janet-34, 102, 68 James, Laura-34, 37, 100, 102, 68, 31, 99 Janisch, Pat-100, 107 Jansen, Bernard-107 I65 Janshen janshen Janshen, Janshen Johnson, Johnson johnson, johnson johnson 9 a 7 Dolores 68 Ernest-1 17 Kenneth--68 Mary-117 Carol-11 7 Dale-107 Lorene-107 Paul-117 Sharon-39, 54, 69 Kaiser, john-69 Kasinger, John+107 Kellogg, Donw-117, 140 Kelly, Marie-102, 69 Kelly, Tellya102, 117, 99 Kennedy, Judith-41, 69 Kenning, johng3 5, 47, 102, 117, 43, 94, 95 Kilian, Ervin-117 Killingstad, Robert-37, 38, Klinger, George-70 Klinger, Mary-117 Klippert, Stan-107 Kluth, Mike-49, 107, 137 Knerr, Sandra-47, 70 Knerr, Suzanne-70 Knight, Marjorie-38, 107 Knight, Theda-40, 70 Knopp, Judy-38, 117 Kobes, Gary-117, 141, 130 Koch, Rodney-104, 107 Koehler, Danna-94, 107 Koenen, Linda-117 Kole, Mark-117 Korevaar, Kathryn-100, 102, 107, 99, 98 Kruger, Stan-46, 101, 70 Krumsick, Russell-70 Kupp, Larry-47, 49, 107, 123, 133, 130 La Marche, Carol-37, 41, 71 La Marche, Pauline-1 17 La Motte, Charlene-100, 71 La Motte, Ron-107 Lane, Richard-71 Lane, Susu-14, 15, 71 Lang, Marion-38, 107 Lanzendorfer, Joanne-15, 14, 37, 38, 41, 98, 71 Larson, Lillian-107 Laverman, Maria-107 Lawrence, Charlotte-71 Lawson, Rita-39, 40, 72 Lebbed, Sandra-36, 46, 107 Ledesma, Delores-46, 97, 98, 107, 72 Ledesma, Rachel--100 Ledgerwood, Gary-107, 130 Lee, Carol-36, 41, 107 Leighty, Delbert-107 41, 49, 69 Lester, Loren-72 Levold, jan-58, 98, 107 Lewandowski, Betty--107 Lewis, Bill-1 17 Lewis, Carol-100, 107 Ley, Constance-100, 101, 43, 72, 95 Ley, Lloyd-72 Liberty, Michael-47, 49, 104, 107, 150 Lien, Linda-72 Lloyd, Paulw101, 102, 117 Long, Fayne-107 Long, Kathy-100, 107 Long, Larry-1 1 7 Loose, Dan-449, 128, 75, 152, 157, 150 Loose, Voni-107 Low, john-117 Lowery, Phillip-75 Luno, Mario-107 Luther, Daniel-107, 140 Luther, Phillip-117 Lybeck, Lynn-40, 75 Lynch, Sharon-58,' 39, 117 Lyon, Richard-55, 57, 49, 101, 102, 75, 99, 150 McArthur, Louglas--117 McBride, joe--100, 107 McGhehey, Lucinda-1 17 McKay, Anita-1 17 McKay, Gary-108 McKay, Jean-75 McKinley, Richard-75 McKinley, Sonia-117 MCMains, Charles-414, 58, 49, 125, 74, 156 McMinimee, Wally-108 McTirnpeny, Corrine-45, 74, 95 Maas, Judy-1 17 Majarez, Richard-117, 157, 159 Maling, Larry-74 Marchant, Lynn-117 Marichalar, Irma-117 Marion, Carla-57, 40, 47, 126, 74, 141 Marion, Sherry-59, 40, 47, 107, 125, 141, 145 Marquez, Alonzo--117, 158, 150 Martin, Arnold-1 18 Martin, Eileen-59, 40, 74 Martin, Raymond-107 Martin, Tom-58, 47, 101, 107, 45, 141 Martinez, Martina-40, 47, 126, 74 Mason, Georgene-118 Mason, Richard-107 Mattingly, Carol-118 Mauch, Howard-107 Maxfield, Adah--75 Maxwell, Marsha-100, 75 Mears, Carl-118, 159 Meeker, Carolyn-97, 100, 75 Melusky, Carol-108 Meier, Rita-100, 108 Mendez, Paul-75 Middleton, Charlotte-108 Miles, Ben-108 Miles, Troy-75 Miller, Robert-49, 125, Milroy, Anita-98, 108 Moe, Marvin-76 Moe, Sandy-97, 118 Montgomery, Beth-118 Moore, Hershel-76 Moore, Kathleen-108 Moore Moore Moore Moore Ken-118, 140 Linda-41, 47, 100, 102, 76 , Pat-36, 108, 43, 99 ,VWHmnv-76 Moorehead, Steve-76 Mora, Lupeh-1 1 8 Morales, Morgan, Aletha-76 Morrow, jim-108 Morrow, Wanett-77 Mosby, Carl-45, 77 Mosby, Eileen-97, 118 Motley, Helen-108, 45 Mowen, Diane-98, 108, 43 Muldoon, Leona-58, 40, 47, Mulrony, Charles-108 Munns, Carol-58, 108, 126 99, 10 Munson, Carlyn-58, 108, 126, 98 Munson, Gordon-49, 101, 102, 77 Murry, Rose-1 18 Myers, Martin-108 Nave, judy-14, 118 Nederhood, Kay-56, 118 Neiffer, Linda-1 18 Nuerenberger, Cheryl-108 Obermiller, Barbara-108 Ohlde, Lyle-77 Olmstead, Charles-118 Olsen, Loree-56, 102, 118, 45 Onnta, james-1 18 Ooms, Andrea--77 Osterhouse, janet-100, 108 Outhet, Linda-108 Owen, Claude-1 18 Owen, Gordon-118 Owen, La Vonne-78 Owsley, Gale-78 Pardue, Glen-78 Parker, George-108 Patrick, Janie-1 14, 1 18 75, 155, 141 Bob-49, 108, 123, 155, 157,158 2, 43, 77 Payne, Georgia-108 Peabody, Lora jean-1 18 Peck, Marilyn-1 1 8 Pelley, Ray-118 Perryman, Kenneth-78 Petrich, Tom-1 1 8 Petrich, Tyrone-78 Pierson, Marilyn-100, 1 18 Pierson, Marlin-1 18 Pilot, Delbert-49, 12s, 78, 132, 130 Pitney, Ron--79 Pitzer, Ardella-79 Pomeroy, Kleo-108 Porter, Dale-1 18 Porter, Wayne-79, 132, 130, 129 Pottet, Roy-108 Powell, Annh-38, 39, 40, 47, 104, Powell, john-108 Powers, james-118, 99 Price, Sandra-37, 38, 43, 79, 94 Pulley, Leland-38, 108, 141 Quarnstrom, Pearl--137, 41, 79 Quintanilla, Abel-118 Quintanilla, Adam-118 Radach, Fred-79 Ramermon, Harry-118 Ramsey, Arleta-38, 99, 118, 98 Ransier, Mary-80 Ray, Grace-80 Ray, Samuel-118 Reesman, Larry-38, 47, 49, 108, 1 Reichert, Victoria-80 Reimer, Sally-40, 80 Reimers, Sharon-118 Rehm,Smn-38,101,102,43,8Q Renner, Jerry-118, 123, 137, 139 Renner, Steve-49, 108, 130 Resendez, Josephine-37, 41, 80 Resendez, Reynaldo-118 Reyes, Carl-118 Reyes, Sally-97, 108 Reynolds, Linda-39, 40, 81 Reyes, Vicenta-1 18 Rice, Pat-108 Rice, Patricia L.-81 Richey, Letitia-108, 43 Richie, Roger-118 Riggins, Barbara-39, 40, 81 Riggs, Richard-108 Robbins, Larry-81, 141 Roberts, Gayle-81 Roberts, jim-118 Robinson, Ken-47, 108 Roderick, Di Anne-118 108,141 23, 9 133, 130 Rodriquez, Julia--119 Rodriquez, Tony Roe, Torn-81 Rogers, joy-82, 91 Roos, Karen-119 Roscoe, Pat-97, 108 Roth, Judy-120 Ruff, Charlene-40, 82, 99 Ruiz, Charlie-119 Ruiz, Mary-97, 98, 108 Runn, Larry-1 19 Rupert, Larry-108, 99 Rutz, Ron-1 19 Salvini, john-47, 43, 82 Samons, Florence-119 Samons, Willey-108 Sandall, Charles-82 Sanders, Corilee-1 19 Saxey, Wayne-108 Schaible, john-109 Schaible, Robert-119 Schiller, Jerry-119 Schinmann, Elbert-46,109, 99 Schlosser, Elaine-82 Schneider, james-82 Schneider, Shirley-119 Schrieber, Douglas-109 Schrieber, Lester-119 Schrieber, Richard-109, 90 Schultz, Gary-119 Schultz, joe-109 Schutt, Bernie-47, 83 Schwab, Stephanie-102, 119, 43 Schwartzwalter, Ken-49, 102, 83 Searle, Anita-100, 109 Searle, Norma-119 Sedlack, Richard-109 Senn, Don-37, 38, 41, 47, 49, 123 83 132 137 138 31, 130, 129 Senn, Ron-35, 37, 38, 41, 49, 83, 132 130 129 Senn, Sherry-38, 119 Shannon, Robert-1 19 Shearer, Judi-38, 47, 104, 109, 126 Sheneberger, Linda-102, 109 Shepherd, John-83 Sheppard, Ken-47, 83 Sholseth, Gladys-84 Sholseth, Kathleen-97, 119 Sholseth, Kathryn-97, 119 Shook, john-49, 128, 84, 132, 130 Shore, jack-1 19 Showman, Jim-109 Shresberry, David-109 Silvas, Loyal-1 19 I67 Sinsel, Ronald-84 Smiset, Don-35, 123, 43, 84, 133, 31 Smith, Judy-102, 119, 99 Smith, Roger-49, 84, 137, 130, 129 Smith, Tom-101, 102, 84 Snyder, Archie-85 Snyder, Gary-109 Speck, Susan-442, 47, 126, 43, 85, 95 St. Clair, Paul-109, 43 Stephenson, Kitty-85 Stephens, Barbara-109, 43, 95 Sterrett, jim-38, 109 Stice, Ervin-119 Stickley, Larry-119 Stiles, Kay-110 Storslee, Mike-102, 119 Stover, Kathy-100, 119 Stover, Virginia-39, 43, 85 Strieck, Lola-38, 39, 109 Stroup, Richard-37, 38, 41, 49, Sullivan, jay-100, 119 Sutton, Don-109 Swindell, Glenda-119 85,140 Van Belle, Hazel--40, 88 Van Belle, MayeA88 Van Biezen, Cliff-M88 Van Buren, Glenna-119 Van De Grift, Wiley-35, Van Doren, Thelma-119 Vander Pol, Linda-109 Vander Pol, Nelis-88 Van Gundy, Roland-109 Verhulp, Kathleen-1 19 Vice, Cynthia-38, 100, 114, 119, Visser, Rosemary-119 36, 37, Voss, Nanci-109 Wade, Rolla-46, 89, 140 Wainwright, Paula-1 19 Waller, Pat-109 Walli, Tim-89 Walling, Rocky-120 Wampole, Mike-109, 140 Warmenhoven, Sam-89 Warmenhoven, Ann-109 Wassemiller, Sandy-120 Waterman, Shirley-109 Tanassee, Mike-1 19, 1 39 Weber, Sue-38, 109 Tatro, Gail-99, 100, 102, 85, 141 Weinbender, Taylor, Gene-1 19 Weinbender, Taylor, Mike-86 Weinbender, Templin, Carol-97, 86 Weinbender Templin, Roger-46, 109 Terrel, Cheryl-109 Terry, Clelan-49, 86 Terry, jim-119, 130 Thomas, Harry-109 Thomas, Ruth-40, 47, 102, 109 Thompson, Richard-38, 49, 43 1 30 Thornton, Judith-14, 15, 86, 1 Timmerman, Tina-119 Torres, Betty--100, 109 Torres, Ester-100, 86 Trainor, David-109, 137 Treadway, Harlan-87 Troychak, Susan-41, 109, 43 Tree, Norma Louise--36, 87 Turner, Bill-1 19 Bonnie-37, 41, 87 David-87 7 Turner, Turner, Turner, Mildred--41, 109 Tuttle, Checker-87 Uken, Robert-41, 46, 87 Underwood, Marvin-88 Urrita, Mac-109, 99 Van Atta, Marilyn-36, 109 Van Belle, Arina-119 Betty--100, 109 Henry-1 20 Jerry-89 Kathrine-1 20 Welton, Judy-38, 39, 47 West, Blanche-100, 102, 109, 43 Whatley, Dianna-109 Whatley, Doris-89 Wheetley, Helen-100, 109 White, Gary-120 86, 132, 137, 138, 31, White, Monica--126, 43, 90, 95 Whitis, Roger-90 Wiley, Carolyn-98, 109 Willey, Miriam-47, 110 Willey, Pat-14, 15, 38, 47, 90 Williams, Glen-38, 110 Winters, Lou Ellen-97, 110 Wintersteen, Rob-141 Wirtz, Monica-100, 110 Wolfe, Nancy-38, 47, 100, 110, Wolfe, Raymond-37, 41, 90 Woodall, Carol-97, 110 Woods, Marilyn-36, 100, 110 Woodward, David-120 Woodyard, Lynn-110 Worbes, Paul-120 Wyatt, Geraldine-38, 39, 120 Yanez, Olga-110, 120 Yockey, Dennis-49, 90 Zamarripu, Emalio-120 101, 102, 43, ss, 99 125, 43 141 ht: 5 TAYF9't'LUEL!5h !'9.C9 1W'Y I 68 Hz-:N-Q-...,. 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