Sunnyside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sunnyside, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

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'5 ,sf 5 is W 'iii' ,Ni if f M Nui 519 Ja? 2 ,Drk T Keys To Success QQQHQ Ka '58 Foreword The key To any school's success resTs mainly in The parTicipaTion of The sTuclenTs. We aT Sunnyside High School have, during This school year, shown This parTicipaTion . In aThleTics we have excelled beyonc any previous poinT. Academically, we have placed several people on The NaTional MeriT Scholarship lisT, Over-all The school has become a be-TTer place To acquire an educafion. Along wi Th an ouTsTanding TaculTy1 The school is blessed with superb school spiriT. The i967 Mirror will aTTempT To show This parTicipaTion which has been The key To success, NH se Win any ,M 'U : Through Student Participation Contents Foreword .................. .... 2 Focidty and Student Leaders ........ 4 Classes ................. .... l6 Special Activities ...... .... 6 6 Clubs and Clrgonizctions.. .... 90 Athletics ..... .... ...... l l 8 Advedidng ..... ...... l42 lndex ...... ...... l6O gm if we Keys To Success The key to success lies in working together. It the faculty and student leaders build, learn, and work together then we are insured of a school of which we can be proud. 21 , Faculty And Student leaders Mr. Montgomery The administrative personnel of School District 2Ol have many difficultand trying problems in their position as directors. Our school board handles the legislative, executive and inspectorol concerns ofthe district. Mr. Linehan Mr. Benson Mrs Ludwig Mr Blume Principal Guidance Guidance Vice Principal SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS, left to right: Mr. Miller, Dr. Science can be seen in our every day lives. The food we eat, our body movements, our body itself, they all become miracles. ln understanding these things we come a step closer to knowing ourselves and the things around us. .ff is L BQ, in I -X .,,, 1 Mr. Anderson Mr. Brewer Mr. Merz Chemistry Biology Biology Physics, Audio Vis. Res. Science Phy. Science It takes an outstanding Math Department to meet the demands of the students in our modern world. Our teachers are of the highest quality and present the material in an interesting manner that holds thestudents' attention. They offer elementary math courses to those that will need math only in their everyday lives, as well as advanced math to prepare those who intend to maior in Math in college. For those who are outstanding in Math, membership in the national and local Math Club is offered. They meet once a month and demonstrate complex problems in Math which gives them deeper insight in this abstract field. Mr. Hoel Mr. Jacobson Mr. McGuiness Geometry Algebra Gen. Math., Algebra Basic Fundamentals Geometry, Calculus Geometry, Psy. Science English And language Department Languages must be learned to communicate with the people of the world. To solve the problems existing today, we must understand many different languages. English teaches us to cope with everyday life with experience through literature. Foreign languages permit us to co-operate with the countries involved in the world scene. Miss Caton English Mrs. Rousch English Speech Mrs. Honeyford French Mrs. Roos English Miss Morrow English Mrs. Schinmann Mr. Snow Mr. Thomas Mrs Waller Spanish,Latin Pre. English English English Dr. Training Social Studies Department In our world there is more global travel than in any other generation. Consequently, a broad education in Social Studies is required to communicate in the vast scope encompassed by our travel. We acquire the education through classroom work with ourteachers. Mr. Barronett Mr. Busby Mr. Galbraith World Problems U.S. History World Problems Economics, Psychology U.S. History Annual Mr. Glendenning Physical Ed. Mr. Potter Mr. Kinney World Problems World History Phys. Ed. Department W. Civilization Business Law World Problems Mrs. Saras Physical Ed. Physical Education is an essential part of the teenagers lite in hugh school Every student is expected to do his best because the Future belongs to the fit Mr Chase Mr Fronek Vocational Department General Business -sf: 51 ' 'I Mr. Moore Voc. Metal Mech. Drawing Mr, Runyun Shorthand 'T-' f W Q. ieseg fi Q .ff 2' 2 is ,-bf Miss Harms Mr. Manners Typing Business English Business Machine Dist. Education The Vocational Department of our school has been expanded this year under the direction of Mr. Harry Benson, the new vocational director. With the help of state government funds we have acquired an extensive vocational program of classes and practical experience. This department provides a foundation for those students not going to college so that they can find an adequate job. Mr. Senn Wood Shop Basic Carpentry M Mrs. Smith Home Economics FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Padget D Lester K Lester B Severance ROW 2: V. Schlotfelt, M. Rush, J Warrmer D Dobbs P Frye P Mulqueeney, C. Bradford, S. Chandler Fme Arts Department The desire to draw or the interest to read is widely recognized as the mark ofa cultured person. For those who have interest in these fields there is a Fine Arts Depart- ment and a modern library. BACK ROW, left to t L Shipley L Long E Den Boer I Reavis, V. Bell P Graves J Dorsey R Norman M Tanassee M Waller. FRONT Mrs. Clementson Secretary Mr. O'Connor Vocal Ensemble Band Chorus A. .B. Councils Grizzly Council LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Becker, Elaine Wiggins, Tony Marquez, Jim Rodriguez, David Wyatt. The Grizzly Council, under the chairmanship of the A.S.B. vice president, serves to coordinate activities aimed at building school spirit in support of athletic events. Membership is open to the representatives ot the Rally Squad, GirIs'Pep Club, Boys' Pep Club, Grizzly Boosters, Pep Band, Girls' Letter Club, Lettermen's Club, and to the advisors of these organizations. Participation is voluntary. The actions to encourage attendance at spring sports events was initiated by the Grizzly Council. LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Anderson Scott, Mary Groeneweg, Barbara Student Council LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherry Padgett, Sylvia Saenz, Mike Brown, Antonio Garza, Jerry Jacober, Connie Buys, Nancy Gladson, Nelda Esparza, Randy Simmons, Ranee Long, Dudley Eirich, D. Cunningham, Pat Martin, Connie Lyon, Mike Prescott, Ronn Rassmussen, David Wyatt, Ramona Perez, Mary Waller, David Startup, Larry Hanson, Steve Jones, George Davis, Chairman-Jerry Scott, Advisor-Mr. Blume. ,y NWS i lMw-sf-Mv'Mm'M' EQ525EELQ3E5xT-Hi Ancl Officers Executive Council The Executive Council is the main legislative organization 'A of the student body. lt con- sists of the A.S.B. Officers plus the presidents of each class. Mr. Linehan, High School Principal, serves as the counciI's advisor. This year the council has handled the supervision of the school's clean-up day, approved the rally squad uniforms, and provided a scholarship for a deserving member. The Ex- ecutive Council works with the Student Council to act as a sounding board for student requests and opinions. By this means a system of com- munication has been set up between the faculty and the student body. dvisor-Mr. Linehan, Denny Melson, Tony Marquez, Julie Schilperoort, Casey Beard, Yvonne Honey, Jerry ecker, Norm Galey, David Lindsey. The Student Council, under the chairrranship of Jerry Scott, has pro- vided a body of student government consisting of the vice presidents of each homeroom. The office of Student Council Chairman is an A.S.B. elected office and is one of maior importance. This council initiates the business of the indi- vidual inthe homeroom. ln the homeroom, student and ex- ecutive council cycle, the Student Council is the second half of the bi-cameral system of student govern- ment in our school. This system is unique and has been studied by various interested schools. A.S.B. Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Scott-Student Council Chairman, Tony Marquez-Vice President, Mary Groeneweg-Treasurer, Chris Powers-President, Jeanette Warriner-Secretary, David Lindsey- Advertising Manager, Casey Beard-Business Manager. 'rs W 1 9 Bil- . af. .. 3'-if is . Tazf' Bonnie Dunbar Cheerleaders ee ep e,f. 3 H ' ' LW' . 'M me .r . . .M Lynn Smith Rally Squad l-2-3, hit it! Could be heard drifting through the gym doors as the Rally Squad practiced. They spent many hours working out new routines and polishing the old. With the outstanding pep and enthusiasm, the team went on to win the Mid Valley AA Championship in Football, wrestling, basketball, golf, and baseball. i Sue Garrison , 2 '1-:f - Barb Becker vfenexxees -'fef:m.ffs, ff ' msraneeefvn r -,ressfsfl Songleuders Sandy Eirich Lcnee Long 3 Bernie Reith Renee Long Sue Taylor Isabelle Torres C -l Keys To Success Success demands achievement in academic and vo- cational training. This achievement is the result of instruction by on excellent faculty, splendid Facilities, and diligent effort on our part Us students. Classes SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Norm Galey, Pam Mulqueeney, Barbara Severance, Elaine Wiggins, Dudley Eirich, and class advisor Mrs. Roos. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Anderson. Seniors Succeed Through Planning This year's Senior class showed the school that they were First in school spirit by coming out winners of the Pep Jug . They came in second in the Dimes for Scholarships contest, bringing in a total of 5165.00 toward their class scholarships. Many Senior boys were Fortunate enough to play on four championship teams during their years at S.H.S. Two Seniors qualified in the National Merit Scholarship finals. ?rf M!! fs .. Jew!- iy, 'Tin Jack Anthony Carroll Apol Doug Atherton Paulette Bartley Casey Beard Tom Beck Barbara Becker Joan Becker Class Of 1967 Dennis Abel John Acosta Nora Alaniz Rudy Alaniz .lerry Alexander Karen Anderson Sharon Anderson Guy Andrews ,-3' Doug Bridgmcn Cindy Bronkhorsf Steve Brons Mike Brown Larry Bryant Doug Bullis Daryl Bussert Connie Buys Resourceful Seniors Velma Bell Lindo Benner? Spencer Berg Dole Bishop Poi' Bieckney Jim Bogcri' Carol Bradford Lindo Breece fi Jerry fills in for cheerleaders . -an-A 'ELK' Have Eventful Year John Carpino Brad Carter Shirley Chandler Dale Church Dennis Cromwell Yvette Crowe Earl Cullen Ray Culver Jeannie Dellmger Linnie Dillard Duane Dobbs Ron Dobrauc Shannon Dolan Vicki Dolan .M Sandra Erz Nelda Esparza Eddie Fields Carol Fischer L. Nancy Drysda l e Lorncl Duffin Bonnie Dunbar Joan Ebencl Jerry Edwards Dudley Eirich Sandy Eirich Ron Erickson ...-1 Seniors show school spirit at the assemblies. L... Maria Gonzales Tim Graham Pat Graves Linda Gray Donna Griffin Mary Groeneweg Aldeana Haley Les Hall 13' if i i ,,,r.,: E . . -. 0 irrr G .af Aar, f 4 in i X sf I ll. All Mary Flores Pam Frye Norm Galey Cathy Garrison Sue Garrison Rick Gay Reina Goafley Carol Golden 'Z' f Larry Hanson Jim Harris Joe Harris Jim Hatfield Seniors Capture Pep Jug Wgiygafi . 3 .M-V: W.,-,. - ww :fir 31.55-511m 3 - 5 .L Q 1 2, sYf?4QA5ga5lE5 K W-e,,,:f l ' 'ivggg 3 , Q 2 Ke i 2 S YQ 1, I '3 uw ,- i , S so R R4 3 A A S .K , 1 Q . f 3 v Q2 Y mm H' E ,,,. ' 33 Q X9 F1 fV in yy, 14' W eff w 2 21 we Q Ae- 1 it WW .3 r 1 ix-ff-gf Q w Wm, 1 -Dave Hazzard Don Hedden David Hill Phil Hill Connie Hillman Deann Hoclwlwalfer Bob Holdeman Steve Honey Yvonne Honey Calvin Howe Don Huenefeld Gary Jacobs 1 'f -' . 5 if , .ig -ig - - ey-':,.1g'z:,L . A., r w, -- iw 1 45. Nancy LoMurche L4 Curl John Dcrryi Jomes Rosa Juarez Curl Kosseboum Jim Killingsfcld Chris Kinzer Doug Kinzer Marsha Kreirzer Tresso Lcvermon Dorothy Lester Kathy Lester Wwwiv - vi Norm takes the lid off of Senior spirit! David Lindsey Lanee Long Renee Long Irma Lopez Rosa Lopez Terry Lumsden Connie Lyon Patricia Lyons Ed McClure Waynefte McClure John Mclnfosh Jerry Moling Carmen Marichalar Tony Marquez Patricia Martin Joe Martinez Mike Matthews Gilbert Matthias Estelle Maya Melva Means f- 'vs L, u . 1 Fi ' 'Fu-.2 ff' ar' 'V Dudley adds up the Senior funds For the scholarship drive M e We 8 Eiga 3, fm , if , ,. .2 5?ifff?1f?155'if W'::ew-s:2.ii:i2i59m's,iEf,.:,5::5:f311-Li, ,. . 'V - ' ' iyl , I , 3 S. W . J 41 .67-i',ga Q F a- 3 Q +1 , r si vi fir , fr Ugg fir n 3, 5' 15 re ,L ir? X . me -mggl a are i ar 1 e N.. 3 Roger Menshew Joe Messenger Sue Milden Vic Mirobelli Tom Monroe Vicki Monroe Bob Montgomery Frances Moore Vicki Moore Ray Morales Judy Morris Tom Morrow Pcm Mulqueeney Linda Ncthlich Berry Neiffer Tom Nelson ifrff ,'11.-if 1 QQ mmf Q: f ri Jim Newhouse Linda Orozco Sandra Palmer George Parfch Jim Paulson Kristen Peterson Gary Pickel Chris Powers Mike Prescoff Phyllis Radach Lois Ragerh Ronn Rasmussen .4 Sandra Reed Bernie Reifh The Senior Class conspires against underclassmen . Seniors Prepare To Face The Future K-4- E. A 'iii Q x-.W 4Tw..,Y1 L. il' 1,57 Jeanne Richardson Jeff Roach Janie Rodriquez Vicki Rodnquez Marilyn Roscoe Marilyn Rush Mike Ruiz Stella Saenz Julia Sclwilperoori Mary Jane Schinmann Greg Sclwlieve Julie Sclwlieve Cleo Sclwlosser Virginia Sclwloffeldf Jerry Scofi' Barbara Severance 255525 : f QQTQQQQWG if ' We , Q f A ga L,L, K 'G ,X Q . f , . ii W,,. ., ,, -, A.,, . W, ' A. - wg :LE M L i fe um. Q ., S 5 - - L , ' N.. . af ,- fi 1, - . 2 A 4 fe' K N ' 5 4 Dale Shannon Phyliss Shore Roger Shrewsberry Arnie Sigurdsson Norm Simpson Ken Sinner Richard Snow Danfha Sowers David Steffen Yvonne Sfelling Harold Syria Mimi Tanasse Susan Taylor Chester Terrel Boy, you guys really messed if upl if , ' Www, we 5 ,f' L isa 1 N, L. Donna Thompson Judy Treadway Gerry Tucker Eva Urrutia Bill Vancik Karol Walker David Waller Mary Waller L. L. Neva Wampole Glen Ward Glenda Ward Corinne Warmenlwoven .ul Oh no - another lecture! Jeanette Warriner Lonny Wendel Carol Whipple Judy Whitis Elaine Wiggins Barbara Williams Karen Wright Eddy Zamarippa Ron Zaun The look of concentration? ,i .uv- 'SFU' .,, . 5 n. Gary Bacon Mark Bentley Violet Brons Bill Cary Fortunato Castilleia Gary Clements Janice Dahl George Davis Dennis Desmarais Ai NOT PICTURED Angela Graieda Larry Hill Lonnie Humbyrd Ken Johns Cheryle Lacock Arnold McDonald Margaret Martinez Steve Meiser Mark Mulford Neftali Ramirez Lydia Sandoval Randy Schilperoort Sandy Schulz George Shaw Pete Smith Junior Torres Janet Winterholler Olivia Zuniga 33 Senior Activities JOHN ACOSTA: Wrestling 2,3. NORA ALANIZ: Grizzliettes 45 DECA 4. RUDY ALANIZ: Cross Country Team 3,45 Wrestling 3, Track 4. JERRY ALEXANDER: Golf 2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team 4. KARON ANDERSON: Girls' Pep Club 25 G.A.A. 35 F.H.A. 35 Drama Play 35 Student Council 3. GUY ANDREWS: Boys' Pep Club 2,3,45 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 45 Cheerleaderfor Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team 45 Senior Favorite 4. JACK ANTHONY: Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Boys' Pep Club 2,35 Boys' Letter Club 3,45 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team 3. CARROLL APOL: Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Spanish Club 4. DOUG ATHERTON: Student Council 35 Homeroom Of- ficer 2,3,45 Vocal Ensemble 25 Boys' Pep Club 3,45 One Act Play 25 Prom Committee 45 Grizzly Boosters 25 The Two Of Us 2,3,4. GARY BACON: DECA 35 Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3. PAULETTE BARTLEY: G.A.A. 2,35 Girls' Pep Club 2,35 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Committee 45 Prom Committee 45 Apple Sales 4. CASEY BEARD: Football 2,3,45 President Grizzly Boosters 45 Boys' Pep Club 2,3,45 Fire Squad 3,45 N.F.L. 45 Speech Club 45 Executive Council 45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Debate 45 Boys' State 35A.S.B. Business Nlanager4. TOM BECK: DECA 4. BARBARA BECK ER: G.A .A. 2,3,45 Executive Council 45 Girls' Pep Club 2,3,45 Fire Squad 45 Grizzly Council 45 Rally Squad 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Annual Staff 45 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team 3,45 G.A.A. Officer 45 l'lome- room Officer 35 Grizzliettes 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Girls' Letter Club 3,45 Grizzly Boosters 3,45 Tolo Com- mittee 45 Senior Favorite 45 Apple Sales 4. JOAN BECKER, F.H.A. 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, F.T.A. 4. VELMA BELL: Dramatics 45 Library 4. LINDA BENNETT: Band 2,35 Pep Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Speech Club 3,45 Debate Squad 3,45 N .F.L. 3,45 Homecoming Committee 45 Prom Ticket Committee 45 Sr. Girls' Basketball Team, fcaptainl 45 Senior Com- mencement Speaker 45 Top 511 45 Senior Favorite 45 Honor Society 45 Humorous lnterp fOne Act Playsl 3. DALE BISHOP: Boys' Pep Club 3,45 F.F.A. 2,3,4. PAT BLEAKNEY: Latin Club 2,3. CAROL BRADFORD: G.A.A. 2,3,45 Girls' Pep Club 2,3,45 Girls' Letter Club 3,45 Honor Society 45 Prom Committee 45 Tala Chairman 45 G .A.A. Officer- Secretary 3, Vice President 45 Girls' Pep Club Secretary 35 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team 3,4, LINDA BREECE: F.H.A . 2,35 Girls' Pep Club 3,45 Grizzly Boosters 45 Grizzliettes 45 Honor Society 45 Prom Committee 45 Typist for F.H.A. Yearbook 35 Honor Roll 2,3,4. DOUG BRIDGMAN: Football J.V. 2, Varsity 3,45 Basketball J.V. 2, Varsity 3,45 Inspirational Award- Basketball 45 F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Vice President 45 Boys' Pep Club 2,3,45 Bays' Letter Club 3,4, President 45 Stu- dent Council 3, Vice Chairman. CINDY BRONKHORST: Girls' Pep Club 25 Grizzly Boosters 2. STEVE BRONS: Varsity Football 2,35J.V. Basketball 25 Boys' Pep Club 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Student Council 25 Varsity Basketball 3,4. MIKE BROWN: Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Student Council Representative 45 Homeroom Vice President 45Co- Chairman Prom Committee 45 Graduation Announcement Committee 45 Talent Show 2,35 Hi-Y 45 Certificate for NEDT Top IOM 2. LARRY BRYANT: Boys' Pep Club 45 Wrestling 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Latin Club President 35 Math Club and Mu Alpha Theta 45 Math Club President 45 Hanford Visitation Day 45 Top SCX: 45 Gifted Child Seminar 45 l'lonor Society 3,45 Lettermen's Club 45 Student Council 35 Scholastic Awards 2,35 Junior Science and Human- Symposium 3. ROGER BUNCH: Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 School Patrol 4. ' DARYL BUSSERT: Band 2,35 Pep Band 2,35 Boys' Pep Club 45 Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom 4. CONNIE BUYS: G.A.A. 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Latin Club Officer 45 Homeroom Officer 45 Student Council 4. JOHN CARPINO, F.F.A. 2,3,4. BILL CARY: Wrestling 2,3,4. SHIRLEY CHANDLER: Girls' Pep Club 2,3,45 G.A.A. 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Prom Committee 45 Senior Scholarship Committee 4. ELMER CHURCH: Camera Club 25 Band 2,35 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Committee 4. GARY CLEMENTS: F.F.A. 25 Bays' Pep Club 4. DENNIS CROMWELL: DECA 4. YVETTE CROWE: Grizzliettes 2,3,45 Girls' Pep Club 2,35 Homecoming Committee 35 Homecoming Royalty 25 Grizzly Booster Club 45 DECA 45 DECA Officer45 Home- room Treasurer 35 G .A .A . 3 . EARL CULLEN: F.F.A. 2,3,45 Boys' Pep Club 4. RAY CULVER: Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Track 2, 35 Class Officer 25 Spanish Club 25 Tolo King 45 Boys' Letter Club 2,3,45 Football Co-Captain 45 Football Inspirational Award 4. JANICE DAHL: Girls' Pep Club 2,3. GEORGE DAVIS: Football 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Base- ball 2,3,45 Boys' Pep Club 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3, 45 Class Officer 45 Grizzly Gazette 45 Homeroom Of- ficer 45 Student Council Representative 45 Jr.-Sr. Basket- ball Team 3,45 Boys' Pep Club Delegate to Northwest Wrestling Camp 4. JEAN DELLINGER: Band 2,3,45 Girls' Pep Club 2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Spanish Club 45 Honor Society 4. DENNIS DESMARAIS, F.F.A. 2,3,4. LINNIE DILLARD. Spanish Club 4. DIANNE DOBBS: Latin Club 2,3,45 F.H.A.45 Grizzly Booster Club 2,3,4, Officer 45 Girls' Pep Club 2,3,45 Fire Squad 4. RON DOBRAUC: Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Band 25 Pep Band 25 DECA 45 Homeroom Officer 45 DECA Officer 4. SHANNON DOLAN, G.A.A. 2,3,4, School Play 3, Student Council 35 l'lomeroom Officer 35 Annual Staff 25 Grizzliettes 4. VICKI DOLAN: Grizzliettes 2,3,45 Girls' Pep Club 2,35 Drama 25 Grizzly Gazette 35 DECA 4. NANCY DRYSDALE, G.A.A. 2,3,4, F,T.A. 2,3,4, Officer 45 Spanish Club 45 Prom Committee 4. LORNA DUFFIN: F.H.A. 2,35 Band 25 Grizzliettes 2,3,45 Girls' Pep Club 25 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Committee 45 Prom Committee 45 School Play 4. BONNIE DUNBAR: Honor Society 3,45 Latin Club 2,3. 45 Rally Squad 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Girl's Pep Club 2, 3,45 Fire Squad 3,45 Girls' Letter Club 3,45 Math Club 45 Debate Squad 45 Speech Club 45 N.F.L. 45 Grizzly Council 3,45 Girls' Letter Club Officer 35 Homeroom Officer 2,35 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team 3,45 Class Officer 35 Outstanding Junior Award 35 Prom Committee 4: Home- coming Royalty 35 Senior Party Committee 4, Soroptomist Scholarship 4. JOAN AEBENAL: Girls' Pep Club 3,45 G.A.A. 35 Speech Club 3,45 N.F.L. 3,45 F.H.A. 45 Secretary- Treasurer Speech Club 45 Debate 4. JERRY EDWARDS: Homeroom Officer 2,3,45 Golf 2,35 Grizzly Booster 45 Fire Squad 45 Boys' Pep Club 25 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Prom Committee 45 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Committee 45 Apple Sales 4. DUDLEY EIRICH: Football J.V.2,35 Track 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3,4, Officer 45 Gifted Child Award 45 Harry Benson Award 25 Homeroom Officer 45 Hanford Delegate 45 Top SW 45 Honor Society 3,4, Officer 45 Class Presi- dent 35 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Chairman 45 Dimes for Scholar- ship 45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. SANDY EIRICH: G.A.A. 2,3,45 Rally Squad 3,4:Girls' Pep Club 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Miss Sunnyside 45 Grizzly Council 35 Honor Society 3,45 NASC Delegate 45 Outstanding Junior Award 35 Top 5:6 45 Faculty Speaker 45 Speech Club 45 N.F.L. 45 Debate 45 Homeroom Of- ficer 35 Class Officer 45 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team 35 Second Place lnexperienced District Debate 4. RON ERICKSON: Tennis 2,3,45 Debate 3,45 Speech Club 3,45 N.F.L. 3,4, Officer 45 Homeroom Officer 3,45 Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Fire Squad 45 Student Council 35 Honor Society 45 Third in District Debate 35 Out- standing Junior Award 35 fbmecoming Dance Chairman 4. SANDRA ERZ, Girls' Pep Club 2,4, G.A.A. 3,4, Grizzliettes 3,45 Marching Unit 35 Band 2,35 Grizzly Boosters 2,3,45 Officer 35 Homeroom Officer 45 Fire Squad 3,45 Prom Royalty 4. NELDA ESPARZA: Girls' Pep Club 25 Grizzly Boosters 2,35 G.A.A. 35 Talent Show 3,45 One Act Play 3,47 Homeroom Officer 45 Student Council 45 DECA 45 DECA Alternate Governor 45 Drama Festival 3. EDDIE FIELDS: Boys' Pep Club 2,3,4, Officer 3,45 Student Council 25 Homeroom Officer 3,45 Baseball 2, 3,45 Football 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Basketball Most Valuable Player Award 3,45 Basketball Team Captain 45 Grizzly Booster 4. CAROL FISCHER: Grizzly Boosters 2,3,45 Girls' Pep Club 25 Marching Unit 35 Pep Band 25Band2,35 Grizzly Gazette 4. MARY FLORES: G.A.A. 2,35 F.H.A. Banquet Chair- man 2,3,45 Prom Committee 4. PAM FRYE: Homeroom Officer 25 Student Council 25 G.A.A. 3,45 Fire Squad 3,45 Prom Queen 45 Grizzli- ettes 3,4, Officer 45 Girls' Pep Club 3. NORM GALEY: Varsity Football 2,3,45 Basketball 3, 45 J.V. Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Boys' Pep Club 2,3,45 Boys' Lettermen's Club2,3,45 l'lonor Society 3,45 Home- room Officer 25 Debate 45 Speech Club 45 N.F.L. 45 Executive Council 45 Class President 45 Student Rotarian 45 Boys' State 35 Outstanding Junior Award 35 Football Scholastic Award 45 BasketballScholastic Award 4. CATHIE GARRISON: Band 2,35 Pep Band 2,35 Girls' State 45 Canadian Exchange 35 Girls' Pep Club 45 De- bate 45 Speech Club 3,45 N.F.L. 3,45 Latin Club 45 Second Place Voice of Democracy Contest 45 Tennis Team 45 TAPS 25 Scholastic Award 2. SUSAN GARRISON: Girls' Pep Club 3,45 Grizzly Boosters 3,45 Honor Society 45G.A.A. 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 45 Debate 45 Speech Club 4. RICK GAY: Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Football 35 Baseball 2,35 Wrestling 2,3. RETHA GOATLEY: One Act Plays 4. CAROL GOLDEN: F .H .A. 35 G .A.A, 3,45 Homeroom Officer 4. MARIA GONZALEZ: Spanish Club 35 F.H.A. 4. ANGELA GRAJEDA: Spanish ClubOfficer 35 F,T.A. 4. PAT GRAVES: F.H.A. 2,35 Outstanding Junior in F.H.A. 3. LINDA GRAY: Spanish Club 3. DONNA GRIFFIN: Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Honor Band 2,45 Solo Ensemble 2,35 Girls' Pep Club 25 Prom Committee 45 Latin Club 3,4, MARY GROENEWEG: F.H.A. 2,3,45 Executive Council 45 A.S.B, Treasurer 45 Honor Society 45 Chorus 3,4, ALDEANA HALEY: Spanish Club 25 Latin Club 3,4. LES HALL: Football 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Boys' Pep Clib 3,45 Homeroom Officer 35 Wrestling 25 Basketball 25 Speech Club 45 N.F.L. 45Best Offensive Lineman 45 All Valley Tackle 45 Debate 4. LARRY HANSON: Student Council 45 Latin Club 3,45 Boys' Pep Club3,45 Honor Society 45 Homeroom Officer 2,45 Prom Committee 45 Chorus 45 The Twoof'Us 2,3,4. JOE HARRIS: Boys' Lettermen's Club 3,45 Baseball 2, 3,45 Football 2,35 Basketball 25 Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Student Council Representative 2,35 Homeroom Officer I 4 s Seniors plan final activities. 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. JAMES HATFIELD: Boys' Pep Club 45 DECA 45 DECA Governors' Conference Representative 45 DECA Spring Conference 4. DAVID HAZZARD: Boys' Pep Club 45 Latin Club 3,4, Officer 4. DON HEDDEN: Boys' Pep Club 4. DAVID HILL: Latin Club 2,3,4, PHILL HILL: Wrestling 25 DECA 45 Boys' Pep Club 45 DECA Officer 4. BOB HOLDEMAN: Wrestling 2,35 DECA 4. STEVE HONEY: Drama 3. YVONNE HONEY: Girls' Pep Club 25 Grizzly Boosters 2,35 Editor of Grizzly Gazette 45 Executive Council 4. CALVIN HOWE: Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Band-O- Rama 2,3,45 Honor Drum Corps 3,4. DON HUENEFELD: Spanish Club 2,35 Student Council Representative 3,45 Homeroom Officer 35 Boys' Pep Club 2,3,45 F ,F .A . 2,3,4, Officer 45 F .F .A . Executive Council 45 F.F.A. State Farmer and Kansas City 45 Fire Squad 45 Basketball Manager and Statistician 3,4. LONNIE HUMBYRD: F.F.A. 2,3. GARY JACOBS: Latin Club 2,35 Boys' Pep Club 3,4. CARL JAHN: Basketball 25 Football Manager 25 F.F.A. 3,4. DARYL JAMES: Football 2. KEN JOHNS: Boys' Pep Club. CARL KASSEBAUM: Boys' Pep Club 2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3, Officer 35 Math Club 2,35 Mu Alpha Theta 45 Honor Society 45 Prom Committee 45 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Com- mittee 45 Varsity Tennis 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. JIM KILLINGSTAD: Boys' Pep Club 2,3,45 Tennis 35 Band 2,35 Pep Band 2,35 Homeroom Officer 45 Boys' Lettermen's Club 3,4. CHRIS KINZER: Girls' Pep Club 2,35 F,H,A. 35 Grizzliettes 3,45 Chorus 3,4. MARSHA KRIETZER: Girls' Pep Club 25 G.A.A. 3,45 Grizzliettes 2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,35 Grizzly Gazette 25 Library Staff 4. CHERYLE LACOCK: School Play 25 Thespians 35 Jr.- Sr. Basketball Committee 45 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 45 Chorus 35 School Play Committee 3,4. NANCY LA MARCHE: Honor Society 3,45 Grizzly Boosters 3,45 Homeroom President 45 Prom Committee 45 45 Top 5'X: 4. TRESSA LAVERMAN: Homeroom Officer 2,3,45 Chorus 25 Grizzly Gazette 2 . DOROTHY LESTER: Vocal Ensemble 3,45 Treble Tones 3,45 Office Staff 45 Prom Committee 45 Chorus 3,4, Honor Society Talent Show 2,3,4, KATHY LESTER: Vocal Ensemble 3,45 Treble Tones 3,45 Office Staff 45 Choms 3,4, Honor Society Talent Show 2,3,4. DAVID LINDSEY: Boys' Pep Club 2,3,45 Fire Squad 45 Homeroom Officer 25 Math Club 45 Student Council 25 Math Club Officer 45 A.S.B. Advertising Manager 45 Executive Council 45 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Committee 45 Prom Committee 45 Senior Scholarship Committee 45 NEDT Award 2. IANEE' LONG: Homeroom Officer 25 Girls' Pep Club 2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team 3,45 Rally Squad 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Gala Committee3,4. RANEE' LONG: G.A.A. 3,45 Girls' Pep Club 2,3,4, Rally Squad 45 Student Council 45 Homeroom Officer 45 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team 3,45 Gala Committee 3,4. IRMA LOPEZ: Vocal Ensemble 45 Chorus 2,3,4. ROSA LOPEZ: DECA 45 Honor Society 4. CONNIE LYON: Band 2,3,45 Grizzly Boosters 2,3,45 All-State Band 35 All-Northwest Band 45 Grizzly Boosters Award 35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 All Student Band 45 Music in May 45 Girls' Letter Club 3,45 Girls' Pep Club 2,3,45 Fire Squad 45 Announcement Committee 45 Bel Canto Scholarship 35 Homeroom Officer 3,45 Student Council 45 Tennis 45 Honor Band 2,35 Honor Society 3,45 Honor Society Officer 45 Gala Committee 3,45 Gala Royalty 45 Top SW: 45 Outstanding Junior Award 35 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team 3,45 Apple Sales 45 Pep Band 2,3,4. PATRICIA LYONS: Latin Club 2,3,45 Officer 35 Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Honor Band 2,45 Marching Unit 3,45 Band Officer 45 All-State Band 35 All-Northwest Band 45 Music in Moy 45 Honor Society 45 Top SW 4. ED McCLURE: Football 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Annual 45 Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Boys' Letter Club 4. WAYNETTE McCLURE: Girls' Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 25 Homeroom Officer 25 Student Council 25 Treble Tones 45 Vocal Ensemble 45 Library 35 Gala Committee 3,4. JOHN McINTOSH: Boys' Pep Club 3,45 F.F.A. 2,3, 45 Hi-YOfficer 45 Gala Committee 3,45 Gala Royalty 4. JERRY MALING: Wrestling 2,35 Pep Club 2,3. CARMEN MARICHALAR: Girls' Pep Club 25 Grizzly Booster 2 . TONY MARQUEZ: Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 2,35 Boys' Pep Club 2, 3,45 Class Secretary and Treasurer 25 Student Council 35 Executive Council 45 A.S.B. Vice President 45 Grizzly Council Chairman 4. PAT MARTIN: Student Council Representative 45 F.H.A, 4. JOE MARTIN EZ: Wrestling 2,3,4, 13rd in statel Cross Country Team 25 Football 3,4. MIKE MATTHEWS: Fire Squad 354, President 45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Honor Band 45 Band 2,3,4, President 45 Golf Team 25 Grizzly Council 45 Grizzly Boosters 45 Boys' Pep Club 35 Hi-Y 4. GILBERT MATTHIAS: Boys' Pep Club 2,3,45 Hi-Y 45 Honor Society 45 Gala Committee 3,4. ESTELLA MAYA: Spanish Club 3. MELVA MEANS: Pep Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Honor Society 4. ROGER MENSHEW: F.F.A. 2,3,45 Homeroom Presi- dent 4. JOE MESSENGER: F.F .A. 2,3,4. SUSAN MILDEN: Girls' Pep Club 2,35 Grizzliettes 3,45 Homeroom Officer 2,45 Grizzly Boosters 3. VIC MIRAB ELLI: Prom Committee 45 Golf 3. TOM MON ROE: Boys' Pep Club 2,35 Basketball 2. VICKI MONROE: Girls' Pep Club 25 Grizzliettes 3,4, 4, Tri-H:-Y 4. BOB MONTGOMERY: DECA 4. FRANCES MOORE: F.H.A. 45 Grizzliettes 4. VICTORIA MOORE: Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Honor Band 45 Chorus 3,45 Latin Club 4. JUDI MORRIS: G.A.A. 35 Homeroom Officer 4. TOM MORROW: F.F.A. 2,3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Foot- ball 45 Boys' Pep Club 4. MARK MULFORD: Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Tennis 35 Track4. PAM MULQUEENEY: Girls' Pep Club 2,3,4, Officer 45 Grizzly Council 45 Officer 45 Grizzly Boosters 3,45 Fire Squad 45 Student Council 35 Speech Club 45 N .F .L. 45 Girls' State 35 Class Officer 45 Prom Committee 45 G .A.A. 2,3,4, Officer 35 Girls' Letter Club 3,45 Debate 45 Tennis 4. LINDA NATHLICH: Girls' Pep Club 2,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Prom Committee 45 Homemaker of the Year 45 Honor Society 45 Senior Tea Committee 45 Scholastic Award 2. BETTY NEIFFER: Pep Band 2,35 Band 2,35 Grizzliettes 3,4, Officer 45 Homeroom Officer. TOM NELSON: Band 2,35 Honor Band 2,35 Boys' Pep Club 45 Fire Squad 45 Grizzly Boosters 45 Junior-Senior Pep Band 45 Senior Announcement Committee 4. JIM NEWHOUSE: F.F.A. 2,3,45 Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Homeroom President 25 Track 45 Prom Committee 45 Senior Basketball Team 4. LINDA OROZCO: G.A.A. 25 Chorus 2,3,45 Drama Play 4. SANDRA PALMER: Girls' Pep Club 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Vocal Ensemble 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. GEORGE PARTCH: Boys' Pep Club 45 Fire Squad 3,45 Hi-Y 4. JIM PAULSON: Latin Club 2,3,45 Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team 4. KRIS PETERSON: Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Grizzly Boosters 25 F.H,A. 25 Grizzliettes 45 Homeroom Officer 35 Spanish Club 35 Prom Committee 4. GARY PICKEL: Student Council 45 Homeroom Officer4. CHRIS POWERS: Annual 3,45 Co-editor Annual 45 Honor Society 45 Executive Council 3,45 A.S.B. Presi- dent 45 Basdoall 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Football 2,3, 45 Captain of Football 45 Captain of Basketball 45 Ex- change Student to Canada 35 Prom Committee 45 An- nouncement Committee 45 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team 3,45 Grizzly Boosters 45 Spanish Club 25 Tolo Royalty 25 Mid-Valley Scoring Champion in Football 45 First Team All-Valley 45 Second Team Mid-Valley Basketball 45 Junior Class President 35 Boys' Pep Club 2,3,45 Boys' Letter Club 2,3,45 Boys' Pep Club Officer 35 Boys' Letter Club Officer 35 Homeroom Officer 25Bonfire Committee 3,45 Best All Around Football Player 45 Math Club 45 Senior Favorite 4. MIKE PRESCOTT: Student Council 25 Wrestling 2,35 Boys' Pep Club 45 Boys' Letter Club 35 Hi-Y 45 DECA 4, Officer 4. PHYLISS RADACH: Girls' Pep Club 25 F.H,A. 45 Senior SpIrIt Won The Pep Jug Homeroom Officer 3 . LOIS RAGETH: Girls' Pep Club 25 F.T.A. 45 Drama Play 25 Grizzly Gazette 25 Apple Soles 4. NEFTALI RAMIREZ: Spanish Club 2,35 Wrestling 3,4, RONN RASMUSSEN: Honor Society 3,4, Officer 45 Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Homeroom Officer 45 Grizzly Boosters 3,45 Math Club 45 Student Council 45 Outstanding Junior Award 35 Boys' State 35 Prom Committee 45 Fire Squad 45 Scholastic Awards 2,35 Hanford Visitation Day 4. SANDY REED: Grizzliettes 2,35 Girls' Pep Club 2,35 Vocal Ensemble 3,45 Treble Tones 3,45 Chorus 4. BERNIE REITH: School Play 25 One Act Play 25Thespi- ans 2,3,4, Officer 45 Girls' Pep Club 2,3,45 Varsity Tennis 3,45 Girls' Letter Club 3,45 Exchange Student to Canada 35 Honor Society 3,45 Top FX: 45 Rally Squad 45 Homecoming Royalty 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior Favorite 45 Gala Royalty 45 Scholastic Award 2,3. JEANNE RICHARDSON: F.H.A. 2,45 Girls' Pep Club 45 Band 25 Pep Band 2. JANIE RODRIQUEZ: F.H.A. 2,35 Homeroom Officer25 G.A.A. 25 DECA 4. VICKI RODRIQUEZ: F.H.A. 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Grizzliettes 45 N.Y.C. Program 4. MARILYN ROSCOE: F.T.A. 4. MIKE RUTZ: Football 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Boys' Pep Club 35 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Bond 2,3,45 Hi-Y 4, President 45 Band Officer 45 Speech Club 45 Debate 45 Fire Squad 45 Honor Band 4. STELLA SAENZ: DECA 4, Officer 45 F.T.A. Officer 45 Tennis Team 2. JULIE SCHILPEROORT: Annual 3,4, Co-editor 45 Fire Squad 3,45 Grizzly Boosters 2,35 Thespians 2,3,4, President 45 Best Thespian Award 45 Executive Council 45 Vocal Ensemble 2,3,45 Treble Tones 2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 All-Northwest Chorus 45 Music in May 45 Choir Merrber of the Year 45 Vocal Ensemble Member of the Year 45 Honor Society Talent Show 45 OneAct Play 2,3, 45 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Committee 45 Homeroom Officer 25 Gala Committee 3,45 Gala Queen 45 Miss Sunnyside Royalty 4. RANDY SCI-IILPEROORT, F.F.A. I,2,3,4, OffIeef2, 3, President 45 F.F.A. State Convention 45 Boys' Pep Club 35 Homeroom Officer 2,3. MARY JANE SCHINMANN: G.A.A. 2,45 Girls' Pep Club 25 Marching Unit 2,45 Grizzliettes 25 Band 2,3,4, Officer 45 Bond Student Conductor 45 Spanish Club 45 Debate 45 Speech Club 4. GREG SCI-II.IEvE, F.E.A. 2, Beye' Pep Club 3,4, Of- ficer 45 Wrestling 2,4. VIRGINIA SCHLOTFELDT: F.H.A. 25 Girls' Pep Club 25 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Girls' Letter Club 3,4, Officer3. SANDRA SCHULZ: Jr.-Sr. Basketball Ticket Sales Committee 45 Chorus 45 Honor Society 45 Gala Com- mittee 4. JERRY SCOTT: Boys' Pep Club 2,3,45 Boys' Letter Club 2,3,45 Football 2,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Golf 2,35 Nlath Club 45 Honor Society 3,45 Fire Squad 45 Grizzly Boosters 3,45 Executive Council 2,45 Student Council 45 Wrestling Inspirational Award 25 Wrestling Captain Award 45 Speech Club 45 N.F.L. 45 Debate Squad 45 Masonic Award 35 Homecoming Committee 45 Soropto- mist Scholarship 45A.,S.B. Student Council Chairman 45 Class President 25 Hameroom Officer 35 Prom Committee 3,45 Co-Chairman of Prom 45 Tolo Royalty 45 Apple Sales 45 Senior Favorite 4. BARBARA SEVERANCE: Girls' Pep Club 2,3,4, Of- ficer 45 G,A.A. 2,3,4, Officer 3,45 Rally Squad 35 Grizzliettes 45 Girls' Letter Club2,3,45 Grizzly Council 35 Prom Committee 45 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Committee 45 Class Officer 4. DALE SHANNON: Wrestling 3,45 Boys' Pep Club 2,3, 45 Annual Staff 25 Track 25 Student Council 3. GEORGE SHAW: Grizzly Boosters 25 Track 25 Football 25 Basketball 25 Boys' Pep Club 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Annual 3,45 Homeroom Officer 2. ROGER SHREWSBERRY: Wrestling 35 Boys' Pep Club 35 Math Club 45 Spanish Club 35 Student Council 3. NORMAN SIMPSON: Football 2, rfeel. 2, Band 2,3,4. KEN SINNER, Basketball 2,3,4, Boys' Pep Club 2,3,4, F.F.A. 2,3,4, I-Il-Y4. PETE SMITH: Boys' Pep Club 3. RICHARD SNOW: Honor Society Officer 45 Math Club Officer 45 Grizzly Gazette 2,3,45 Boys' Pep Club 45 Senior Announcement Committee 45 Top 5'Xw 45 Spanish Club Officer 45 Hanford Visitation Day 35 Correspondent for Yakima Paper 45 Certificate for N.E.D.T. 2. DANTHA SOWERS: G .A .A. 2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,35 Girls' Letter Club 45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Marching Unit 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Gala Committee 3,4, DAVE STEFF EN: Fire Squad 35 Homeroom Officer 4. YVONNE STELLING: Band 25 Pep Club 35 F.H.A. 4. HAROLD SYRIA: F.F.A. 2,3,45 Iseye' Pep Club 3,4, Football 35 Fire Squad 3,4. MARIANNE TANASSE: Girls' Pep Club 25 N.F.L. 3, 45 Grizzliettes 2,3,45 Speech Club 3,4, Officer 45 Homeroom Officer 2,45 Student Council 35 Honor Society 45 Debate 3,45 Canadian Exchange Student 35 Prom Royalty 45 Library Staff 45 Scholastic Awards 2,3. SUSAN TAYLOR: Girls' Pep Club 2,3,45 Grizzly Boosters 2,3,4, Officer 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Fire Squad 45 Vocal Ensemble 3,45 Home- coming Royalty 2,35 Grizzliettes 35 Rally Squad 45 Miss Sunnyside Royalty 45 Senior Favorite 45 Homeroom Officer 35 Gala Committee 4. CHESTER TERREL: N.E.D.T. Award 2. DONNA THOMPSON: F,T.A, 4, Officer 45 G.A.A. 45 Grizzly Gazette 25 Chorus 35 Grizzly Boosters 2,35 Gala Committee 3. JUNIOR TORRES: Spanish Club 3, Officer 35 Hi-Y 35 Boys' Pep Club 3,45 DECA 4. GERRY TUCKER: aeys' Pep Club 2. EVA URRUTIA: cms' Pep Club 2. DENNIS VAN ATTA: Drama Plays 4. BILL VANCIK: eeye' Pep Club 2,3. KAROL WALKER: Grizzly Boosters 3,4, Officer 45 Student Council 35 Homeroom Officer 3,45 Pep Band 25 Band 25 All School Play 45 One Act Play 35 Thespians 45 Honor Society 45 Prom Committee 45 Announcement Committee 4. DAVE WALLER: Football 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Baseball 2,45 Boys' Letter Club 45 Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Band 2,35 Pep Band 2,35 Gala Committee 3,45 Gala Royalty 4. MARY WALLER: Girls' Pep Club 2,3,45 Speech Club 2,3,4, President 45 N.F.l... 2,3,4, Officer 2,35 Debate Squad 2,3,45 Honor Society 45 Library Staff 45 Home- coming Committee 45 Scholastic Awards 2,35 United Nations Pilgrimage 35 One Act Plays 3. NEVA WAMPOLE: G.A.A. 2,35 Apple Sales 45 Prom Committee 4. GLEN WARD: Boys' Pep Club 3,45 DECA 45 Wrestling 2,35 Baseball 2,3. GLENDA WARD: G.A.A. 2,3,45 Journalism 3. CORINNE WARMENHOVEN: G.A.A. 2,3,45 Girls' Letter Club 45 Grizzly Booster 45 Grizzliettes 45 Vocal Ensemble 45 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team 35 Gala Committee 3,4, JEANETTE WARRINER: A.S.B. Secretary 45 Executive Council 45 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Officer 35 Girls' Letter Club 3,4, Officer 45 Girls' Pep Club 2,3,4, Officer 35 Grizzly Boosters 45 Honor Society 45 Apple Sales 45 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team 3,45 Masonic Award 35 An- nouncement Committee 45 Senior Favorite 45 Tolo Com- mittee 35 Office Staff 45 Gala Committee 3,4, LONNY WENDEL: Boys' Pep Club 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 4. CAROL WHIPPLE: Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Honor Band 2,45 Drum Maiorette 3,45 Music in May 45 Honor Society 45 G .A.A. 45 Prom Committee 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Officer 45 Pre-Youth Legislation 3,4, JUDY WHITIS: Vocal Ensemble 45 Chorus 2,3,4. ELAINE WIGGINS: Girls' Pep Club 2,3,4, Officer 45 Grizzliettes 2,3,4, Drill Captain 45 Honor Society 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Class Officer 45 Grizzly Boosters 3,45 Grizzly Council 45 Girls' Letter Club 3,45 Homeroom Officer 45 Prom Committee 45 Top TK: 45 Senior Tea Committee 45 Apple Sales 45 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team 3,4, BARBARA WILLIAMS: Homeroom Officer 4. EDDIE ZAMARRIPA: Wrestling 25 F.F,A, 2. RON ZAUN: DECA 4. OLIVA ZUNIGA: Spanish Club 4. See I fold you l'd make it! Seniors Receive Cups And Gowns Come on guys line up fasf. Gee, If's noi' that bod iiiifliff ffsz wil' 5? Elaine Wiggins Linda Bennett Bonnie Dunbar Connie Lyon Nancy Lalviarche 4 J ' g Q M, if 3 .n- A Sandra Eirich Top 5 0 Of Senior Class An outstanding honor bestowed by Sunnyside High School is the Top SCK: ot the Senior Class Award. The students are ranked scholastically with their academic prowess determining their position. This year the grade point averages of the Top Twelve ranged from 3.95 to 3.6. This range speaks well ot the students' ability to handle the curriculum required to obtain a diploma from our school. The Top Twelve should be compli- mented on their record during their tour years of high school work. 4 Dudley Eirrch W...- -aw of-on ..-41 M35 Jim Paulson Pat Lyons Rich Snow Bernie Reith Larry Bryant Scholarships At Graduation ' HN: f' i 75, ,A at 6 f , ,523 J . V yy-, L-p zgw-, . w E i -i f1f.JT4i . w,+, . ,Z l I I 'Pm Seniors are marching In during prclchce on Thursday. Seniors are waiting to march in for Baccalaureate. 'A , , ,qw-: ,,.-Iff'f'p I Wi 'W l' f -'yr The T967 Graduation Class has completed its formal, local education. ln the largest class to graduate, there were 228 seniors. They leave behind them a fine record in both aca- demic ond athletic fields. ln Fact, the rank- ing ot the Top Scholars was so close that no valedictorian and salufaforian was selected. Instead, Linda Bennett was chosen by the class as their speaker. The Faculty nominated Sandy Eirich as their speaker. David Hazzard and Sandra Eirich receive the Rotary Out standing Seniors Award. 'iw 'Q v N, iff 'ilfwaiw ,, V . 2 ,Y lilgjgmis? 0- - .ss ,Q . , H 4-fig, sv 1 ff nm-- . as 'aw ' , 1 ik as Q -1 x Senior Party: Great Way To Look out below! I l ! I! Hey! you're supposed fo hit if over the ner. K Come on Linda, Ron does .p ,K End A Great Year Camel fights af The Senior Party! J k that funny. if ,-5.9, Pressures mounf as the pool game continues The T967 Senior Parry was a fifring climax To an evenrful year. The party feafured dancing, swimming, games, refreshmenfs, and cx baske?- ball fournamenf. Following the party, a breakfast was held where 2 door prizes were awarded. All in all, everyone enjoyed The evening and The chaperones commented on The behavior and co-operation of the studenrs . The Aduli' Grizzly Boosfers deserve The hearrfelr thanks from every senior for a job well done. Junior Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Anderson-President, Elaine Padgham-Program Chairman, George Stewart-Vice President, Kathy O'Connor- Treasurer, Dave Eisenhower-Sgt. cf Arms, Pam Newhouse-Secretary. This year's Junior Class, led by president Fred Anderson, wenf forward To boost school spirit fhroughoui' The enfire year. Nexf year, as Seniors, the class of '68 will lead the school in even greater spirit and carry our The good example sei by The class of '67. ,W W J 3 itil: eerie Va ilxyi -'ly 4 ii it 'ss QV ew- wi? f M x ,, fl ,-Iwi.- in-:nv i 45. muff' f 5 sg ,. . A Q Q, X . Q so-of 4,45 ,Co I me Aft' -I ' 4 ,. ' 4853 Veil ,LM ww? f P fe, 1 L ' ,.,, ,.,k,,, . Eiiffidl. 555 ' ' . -q.,...,J ' . . Q, 'nf Of Juniors ..,..w al l if .vi or ,ag up , g, ,, M Mr ,Q 1 -42 if' K X Q ,J ' N. L of as., 'Y w - AQ 5. ,, I B , f,. ., 5 Topped - , Ji gf ? . 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Sophomore Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Shirley-Vice President, Virginia Luther-Program Chairman, Barbara Dierdorff-Secrefary,Denny Melson-President. The Sophomores This year have shown a grear inferesr in SHS. They raised approximaiely Sl8O in The Dimes For Scholarship Drive fo capture Firsi' place and they also came on to challenge The Seniors For fheir right to This year's pep lug. Much of The success of The Sophomore Class is largely due To The leadership of Their president Denny Melson. 4 'T-ZZ' 1 . U 1 V '- ' e . Mn, . K fivlff. ' ., if 4 A' g ' i ?js,r fe, 3:i., K ' -. W K L r W5 ' tr' ' p am-:sgfjll ,K , , , ,W ' ' 3 ' X Q, - . fm ' E Wwe ' 9 J . I ' Mg' we . - lis,:sgg3-se, .V 234 as A dei ,f 11 M E f ff 5445. 95 A ,QW .. Y fif iff 3 Mb ...eff , :-.: ,1w,, .-,, 'i -:.' ig , T B7-11f: .1 - 5'-: j .,,q.::Q- V. , Y W E, ' - t 2 5215 , 4 V LV,.h, I 1: if it o A t f ,gf nn , , 1 Q., .,,.g,4-,,-3: F- .. K -A M - JH K -fwtfwsz , es? m 2 32 1 H-A ,- B 11. 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' J' we Janie Whipple Marsha Wiggins E up Connie Wife, i . mf' ' A 41, 7 , ' W f1sm.Q5,., .J ,, 1 . ,,.--...:.,f-sw.,.,-. , .. . E 2 in W ' .'1 az i i Alyce Wilkinson -'Q - A Q If Vg 3 Belly Williams . , Q ,id ff K 4 Dick Worbes ' ' I . i,i Q ' 1+ wiv I . Bob Young 'S 4' 5: fl' Barbara Yousey , A Candelaria Zuniga W-fs - .li fx . si. - . .,'Zs..'s it f ' ek Q Juanita Zuniga We '1-' . 1 , ,f J' ' 3 L il in 1-'Pr The Sophomore Biology proiecr of dissecting frogs leaves The sfudenfs with mixed emotions. 63 ttttt .W ,. if la: K 1. '64 Bet you con't eat lust one! Sophcmores Il Ci Wl1at's so interesting by the table? fx You guys better save some For me. 4--., Come and get it. t Action ,IL yi Y' vi. ,A 4 'W 'gi .x Did I ever fell you about the time This is the life. '13 Wh' 'W f 'i if i R QP Bock fo work l X 6' qx X! ffl Keys To Success. Special Activities involve students as individuals. They enhance social life at Sunny Hi by grouping students into their specialized activities. These activities occur throughout the year in order to add social life to our student body. 'ii I Special Activities Indian Summer 6' ,pf 5.-I M i if -, fi, is We S f new L, A Alf,,, ff t 1 The queen and her court danced the royalty dance,while others stood by . - J . The bonfire turned out to be the largest one yet! October 7, i966 was the date for this year's Homecoming. The week started out by voting for the royalty. Results were: Barbara B e c k e r, Queen, Sharon Craft,Junior Princess, Judy Mears, Sophomore Princess. The Bonfire was held Thursday night, then the following night the Grizzlies hosted the Prosser Mustangs, with a victorious score of 45 to O. Following the game was the Home- coming Dance, with the theme of Indian Summer , sponsored by the Senior C l a ss. The Gentlemen Wilde provided the music. Mrs. Rausch's homeroom received first place for their float in the homecoming parade . 68 'I r' sv ' A e' The second place float. I I Everyone headed for Town offer the bonfire was sei' The third place floor. The boys ore cheered on cas they run through the victory hoop. i .QWLW ' k . . ,w 1, 5 ,gf K V 3553 - of J I , ,JW of 1 ,. A fn 4-' muon . - an-W ' 5 xv-' is i i ff f, 3' ' 1- ' nf- .',' L . , , ..1 ' 'Q L L L L ,.-- f ' L X , -5 4 A '-Qgravzpf The school spirit of the students was outstanding ot the downtown rally . Honorary Royalty Il! Bernie Reith Aldo Blomberg Judy Anderson Europe Bound Seniors Connie shall make her First stop at Scotland. The school Chorus of America has chosen Julie Schilperoort, a S.H.S. Senior, to accompany them on their 7th Annual European Concert Tour, beginning June 23 until July 26. Former President of the Indiana Music Educators Asso- ciation, Varner M. Chance, will direct the i967 School Chorus of America. The SBA-SCA European Concert Tour will leave New York by iet on the evening of June 23, arriving in Brussels, Belgium the following morning. 72 Connie Lyon, an S.H.S. Senior, has been selected to attend a thirty day tour with the All-Student Band of America From June 20 to July l9, l967. They are directed by Paul B. Noble Jr. and will per- form concerts in at least twelve cities of Europe. A special honor bestowed upon the S.H.S. Senior is that she will serve as first chair Cornet in the band. This is only one of the many honors that Connie has received in her music career. 'K ff j fm. Julie travels to Belgium from New York. Icelandic Exchange Student Arni Sigurdsson comes from the small counfry of Iceland. His Family lives in the town of Alcureyri, which is the second largesf fown in Iceland. Ami comes lo us through the infer- nafional Christian Youfh Exchange Program. Arni says that he has really enjoyed his year here al S.H,S. He has become a great favorife among The sludenls of Sunny Hi. Arni's Favorife hobby is Flying. He hopes someday to become c pilof. He also enioyed boating and all kinds of sporfs. Ami of work! Arni Sigurdsson Arni chars with 'rwo of The Senior girls Girls' And Boys' State Representatives SEATED: Mimi Tanasse, Pam Mulqueeney, and Cathy Garrison. STANDING: Casey Beard, Norm Galey, Ronn Rasmussen, Jerry Scott, and Ron Erickson, alternate. Evergreen Girls' State is held annually on the campus of Central Washington State College at Ellensburg. This is a week of learning by participating in govern- ment. The Girls' State representatives, after being screened by the teachers, are chosen by the American Legion Auxiliary on their speaking ability, scholarship, physical health, and interest in government. Casey Beard, Norm Galey, Ronn Rasmussen, and Jerry Scott were representatives from Sunnyside to Evergreen Boys' State in Gonzaga in Spokane. The qualities necessary For selection were: Leadership, Character, Scholarship, Service to the Community, and Citizenship. The main purpose of Boys' State in training boys in the Functional aspects of being a good citizen. This is conducted on a learning by doing basis. Miss Sunnyside d Her Court .1 Q gr 2 , is Q 1 01 ' if T fi , . ss T A i l S T In ,,,.W, f is T S Q miff':i.'si5rlf' W 49 , , ,. K A fig f s 5 as Wm s ' S S ' li f sss T if rl Q Sandy Eirich Sue Taylor Sandy Eirich, Miss Sunnyside, and her court, Sue Taylor and Julie Schilperoorr, Princesses, started their reign on June ll, l966. The competition began by selling Booster Buttons one month before the pag- eant. That evening they also competed in Formal dress, swim suits, and talent. The float is financed by the Chamber of Commerce. lt has taken Sweep- stakes and many other trophies throughout the valley. Julie Sch: lperoort S.H.S. Hus Clean-Up Day Mr. Brewer gives the word on clean-up. On the afternoon of March 27, I967, all classes were dismissed. Each 4th period room was assigned a certain area of the school grounds. Some picked up papers, others pulled weeds and edged along the sidewalks. Even the portrait of Hero on the gym got a wash job from the Executive Council. All in all the afternoon was a complete success. We got several compliments from the members of the community. ls that you down there??? Cleaning or loafing? Herc gets a wash down. Cleaning up in full force! Our Miss Brooks Karol's students try out for their annual school play . 3,3 There's a lot of discussion onthe stealing ofthe basketballs. W What's Miss Brooks doing with the basketballs? Each year S.l'I.S. students present an evening of d ra m a . This year the Thespians presented Our Miss Brooks , a three act comedy, including a play within a play. The lead role was played by Karol Walker. The play had a variety of moods. The romantic mood was set by Karol, Joe Greek, Linda McKinney, and Dave Dunning, while the comedy was set by the entire cast. It was enioyed by all. Karol demonstrates to her students on how to make a snowstorm. Honor Society Talent Show i si 5 'E 2 Q 1 2 E Q 2 .sw - ,psi W Chara Sullivan sang The Marriage of .lack 8. Jill . 1 5 Q 4 f 1 A1 g M I ' nm.. Dorothy and Kathy expressed their singing talent. Everyone enjoyed the music by The Fugitives Doug 8K Larry sang ballads filled with humor and gaiety. S .H .S . Honor Society found a lot of hidden talent this year at their talent show. There were solos and duets by singers and dancers . A humorous oral interpretation and band en- sembles also provided entertainment. The main objective in having this talent show each year is to raise funds for the Honor Society Scholarship which is given to a Senior Honor Society member at graduation . Grizzliettes S FRONT TO BACK: V. Rodriquez, K. Knerr, S. Reyes, S. Dolan, B. Severance, M. Kreitzer, S. Milden, Y. Crowe, L. Duffin, P Rutz G. Bryant, L. Breece, N. Alaniz, V. Monroe, K. O'Connor, L. Woodworth, M. Simpson, M. Tanasse, C. Mickleson, M. Allen, V. Dolan K. Bagley, L. Allen, C. Kinzer, A. Schreiber, C. Pedee, E. Padgham, C. Warmenhoven, B. Neiffer, S. Bagley, B. Gladson, P. Frye L Smith, S. Erz, D. Jones, K. Peterson. Elaine Wiggins - Captain Pam Frye - Assistant Captain The main function of the drill team is performing at football and basketball games. They also participate in community parades. ln order to become a member of the Grizzliettes, you must try-out in front of the officers and the advisor. They choose a group of forty girls. The Grizzliettes traveled to Yakima during the tournament games and made two performances. First, they did a dancing routine to Tijuana Taxi . They also did a routine in the dark with colored lights. Betty Neiffer - Sec.-Treas Mrs. Honeyford - Advisor Tolo '67 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, TOLO ROYALTY ARE: D. Melson, R. Simmons, R. Culver, J. Scott, D. Wyatt, and D. Worbes. Miss Caton crowns King, Ray Culver, after crowning of Sophomore and Junior Princes. Tolo has become quite an event here at S.H .S. The girls learn what it is like to have books thrown at you to carry, shining shoes, opening doors, and paying the check after taking them on dates. Tolo week was topped off by the big dance after the Ellensburg basketball game, where the Grizzlies came out on top with a score of 57-53. The theme forthe evening was The Sweetheart Tree . The student body voted on the royalty. Results were: Ray Culver, King, Randy Simmons, Junior Prince, and Denny Melson, Sophomore Prince. Big Ed isn't lazy, Bernie, it's Tolo. The Sweetheart Tree Everyone enioyed the music by The Parrots . N .fix- as ..., Q s , E. King Ray and escort Barbara dance the royalty dance. I!! Carol expresses her feelings toward Tolo. The S.H.S. Band took part in several parades during the school year. One of these was the Band-O-Rama which was held on October 8 in Sunnyside. They also participated in the Washington Apple Blossom Parade in Wenatchee. Along with participating in Community activities, our band gives S.H.S. athletic teams a lot of support, through the Pep Bands. The Coffee Cup Concert for i967 was held in the S.H.S. Gym on March TO. The audience enioyed an evening of singing, numbers by the band, and several solos and ensemble groups. The director of the evening of music was Mr. Jack O'Connor. One ot the last activities that the band takes part in is the Spokane Lilac Festival parade on May 20, 1967. This takes many many hours of preparation. The band marches each morning for an hour for about a month before the parade. The money from the Coffee Cup Concert takes the band on this trip. ,, , ,ge, emi is WWI! is L we K a '0- V - as an its Y Music 9 t I I The mixed chorus entertained with various songs. 'Hsu e 82 The audience listens attentively to the music. Department BAND OFFICERS, from left to right: C. Lyon, P. Lyons, J. Forrest, M. Matthews, and M. Schinmann. Quartet performing at Concert. , Q in 83 tt fe Y K .,,,,. K W .. .,.. . -sgfwii ws, Ku' Si .WM wr 1: ,,.W,,.. ti xg. X ' bark f ,lf ' tg A wavy 5 , it 'f, 'gfgf 1f'lzn.. , , M sms.,- L 0 'nfl' M S.H.S. Band practicing For Spokane. F Y' I 5, . ,. ,G , , ,gf , . V. f- f i ,'i.1. 1 - -Wflbfsxs WK is ' lgils :St S.H.S. MAJORETTES, from left to right: Carol Whipple, Marsha Wiggins, and Janet Forrest. Q 5 Spokane Or Bust! ' 1 is mai f' an What are you looking at Mike? There is always chaffer on fhe boys bus! ya. rf-3535 Looking for Something ? WET. AML Confusion means unloading! l l Splish - Splash on a Safurday affernoon! l 1 Q ll 'M , ...... -'-:gal- A 3 -- . , '- ' Select Groups Visit Sunny Hi Many students from various schools were combined in an all valley honor band. Honor Band On April l4, l967, a large crowd enjoyed the enter- tainment of the all valley Honor Band, which was held in the Sunnyside High School Gymnasium. This was a very select group from the high schools through- out the valley. A few of the bands that took part in the performance were: Prosser, Grandview, Toppenish, Mabton, Granger, and Sunnyside. The band was conducted by the music directors in the high schools. The group spent many hours in the evening practicing and preparing for this concert. They gathered in the gym night after night to go over the pieces they were to play. -L' Mr. Donald Tuline was guest Conductor from the Spokane Symphony. S.H.S. plays host to the Seattle Symphony. Seattle Symphony S.H.S. had the opportunity to play host to many valley schools including: White Swan, Wapato, Toppenish, Mabton, Granger, Grandview, and Prosser on April 25, i967 when the Seattle Symphony was touring the valley. This was a group of talented people from the Seattle area that made up an orchestra. The guest conductor for the group was Mr. Donald Tuline from the Spokane Symphony. They played several classical numbers, one in which a member of the S.H.S. Band, Mike Egan, performed with them. They also demonstrated the many different parts in music. S.H.S. Band at Spokane. -...4 Our Band In Action Sunnyside Marching Unit. Each year S.l'l .S. band members look forward to their annual trip to Spo- kane For the Lilac Festival Parade. They put in many hard h o u r s practicing for this parade. They earn their own money For the expenses by giving a concert during winter quarter. - dll? ' ,- ,.-,c,M,-L,-in fy Maiorette, Marsha Getting ready for the parade. s ,,.:,',: E W'99i 5' Connie Taylor at Director Mr . O'Connor 86 Spokane . Sunnyside float at Spokane Drum Malor Judson Berg . Drum Maior, Student Director Mike Egan, Mary Jane Schinmann Grizzly Gazette Grizzly Gazette Staff busy at work to meet deadlines. The Grizzly Gazette is the newspaper published at S.H.S. This keeps all the students informed and up-to-date on all activities. Editor for this year's paper was Yvonne Honey. Assistant Editor was George Davis. Mr. Snow serves as advisor to the paper. Ellie-. 2 --si LEFT: Editor, Yvonne Honey and Exchange Editor Carol Fischer discuss a layout. L- r QT it 1 ' if 'sf if-'Q'- 5 , Q fhk K' LEFT: Asst. Editor, George Davis and members of the staff are hard at work! 87 Sandy Eirich Bonnie Dunbar S.H.S. Debate Beth Tyler Mrs. Rousch, advisor Kathy Aiken Joan Newhouse R. i ,mg Mary Wqller Casey Beard ork Hurd SITTING, left to right: Pam Mulqueeney, Mary Waller, Joan Ebenal. STAND- ING: Ron Erickson, Mrs. Rausch, Casey Beard. o Experienced o o o Dlvlslon The Debate Squad at S.H.S. is coached by Mrs. Toni Rausch. They have a real good record For the I967 school year. The experienced division consists of ten members. These students take a lot of time and hard work for debate. lnexperienced I I Vrik I T. . ' Q- , , ' ef ,iiLT, N, LLVV Do o o I A . I V. S Ai' iid, I . . ,AQ I I L 7' i i'i' 5 if' ffl? KVVV 5 H I ,M I? V I E ' An inexperienced debater usually .- 1 I rt . starts by taking Speech l. This group 4 V has won many honors and awards. i . ' L' . is Lyii , I T Those also in this division but not I t' I 'I iiiliii A I pictured are: S. Eirich, M. Rutz, 5 v N. Galey, J. Johnson, and C. Smith . 3 I , SITTING, left to right: B. Gladson, K. Aiken, B. Dunbar. ROW 2: J. Newhouse, M. Schinmann, P. Mulqueeney, S. Garrison, S. Glenn, B. Tyler. ROW 3: J. Scott, J. Greek, B. Snow, K. Shuley, L. Hall. 89 Best All Around Senior ,M V .,-. www 1'f Y ,. . egifzfi-Y wmfg Boss Barb and Cool Chris take life easy. Larry Bryant and Sandy Eirich were very wisely selected by their class as Most Likely to Succeed. Larry will attend the U.S. Air Force Academy in the Fall. Sandy will be a class speaker at Commencement. mx Barb and Chris were chosen as Best All Around by their classmates. Chris served as A.S.B. President and a member of the foot- ball, basketball and base- ball teams. Barb was Yell Queen and Home- coming Queen. She was also a member of many other clubs. l Most likely To Succeed Sloppy Sandy and Lazy Larry eam their living the easy way. Favorites Jabbing Jerry has it out with Jumping Jeanette. Best Dancers Guy Andrews and Carol Bradford are the Senior's best dancers. They were chosen because they've got a little extra of rhythm and beat that makes them a little bit better at dancing. Personality Plus Jeanette Warriner and Jerry Scott were chosen as the two top Seniors with great personalities. They have an extra something in everything they do and say to make everyone they meet enjoy them. l Graceful Guy and Coordinated Carol demonstrate ballet Wittiest The Senior class's two wittiest characters are Linda Bennett and .lim Bogert. No matter what time of day it is, they're always in a whimsical mood. You can always depend on them. Senior .f-v f A serious moment for Lively Linda and Joking Jim'??'? W ,,,N,?mwf'rW mm-mm' , x '- ' ,. . . l- - '- ' ---f W-W VW 'WW 'iq N si. Brave Bonnie and Earnest Ed display their enthusiasm. Most Athletic You'll always see Bonnie Dunbar and Ed Fields, the most athletic Seniors chosen by the class, where the action is. Ed has shown his athletic abilities in sports. Bonnie was on Rally Squad for two years. l A Favorites 'ms Radiant Ray sits on Sexy Sue's lap. Best looking The two best looking seniors are Ray Culver, Tolo King, and Sue Taylor, Miss Sunnyside Princess. They've got outstanding features that never go unnoticed. Best Dressed Chosen for the best dressed Seniors were Bernie Reith and Doug Bridg- man. You will always see them well- dressed for every occasion. They have good taste in clothes thatappeal to us all. Beautiful Bernie and Dashing Doug model the latest Fashions Superintendent Colby and his wife attend the Prom. F.H.A. girls serve refreshments. .lunior 7 Seniol Everyone participate Why aren't you dancing? rom: Showbout 1 the Grand March. The Junior Senior Prom for T967 was held on April 21 in the High School Gymna- sium. The gym was gaily decorated as a riverboat to portray the theme Show- boat . Chairmen were Jerry Scott and Bonnie Dunbar. Entertainment was provided by Doug and Larry anda dance number. Reigning as Queen for the evening was Pam Frye, with her Princesses Mimi Tanasse and Sandee Erz. Music was provided by the Ken Davidson Band. They p I a ye d everything fro m Tiiuana Brass to the S, H. S. Fight Song . The Ken Davidson Band provided the music. Prom Royalty . gl 1? if FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Doug Atherton, Princess Sondee Erz, Joe Harris, Queen Pom Frye, Princess Mimi Tcmosse, and Tom Nelson. Everyone watches Queen Pom and her court dance the Royolfy Dance. A Night To Remember el A dance from The UnsinkableMoily Brown provided entertainment. Doug and Larry also provided entertainment. The chcperones enioyed the entertainment. Q l ICYE student Arni, Gnd his daie- Music for dancing was provided by the Ken Davison Band. Talent Shown One act plays are pre- sented annual ly at SHS . One by the Drama class which was, Thel.ost Princess, one bythe Student Body, which was Three On A Bench, and one by the Thespi- ans, which was Th-S Darkest Hour. The student director was Beth Tyler. Serv- ing as over-all di- rector was Miss Morrow, the Drama feacherat Sunny Hi. 5 5 2 Nelda plays matchmaker . In School Plays Kind old officer Dick is at it again! Darkest Hour Three On A Bench The lost Princess fc .,,, fo V, .F YS Dick and Nelda have a nice crffernoon chi? char. Looking for The lost Princess? JW ' .....-r Who kidnapped the princess? 99 y 1 Wk. is lsrrr Spring M y i y W , y Q. , as J g ,,..,. is ,V Wage , Www' T' L 7 V V is j ff' f J , -Wk y 55, 2 1 1 , -, T .. A W W A i t -.f V ,T , Q a n ., N 1 gg! 5 Z, yr S Vid E E et ' Q , 5 R ' 5 it ' . A' L I it 1 ,sf y W Ng, V,VL- 3 J' K Everyone waits for the primaries to begin. Each year the A.S.B. elections always bring plenty of excitement to Sunny Hi . This year was no exception. The Primary elections were held on May 4, with the General elections following a week later on May ll , There were signs all over the halls and grounds of S.H .S . Everyone running around pinning campaign stickers on each other, and last but not least the skits that the candi- dates and their campaign managers put a lot of fi me and thought. . ,, ,. , 'n .W y.. 3, .H The iig's up. 'V KTXN dx 1,5 W , -lv, ,y ff xl , W-ci. A gi 2,16 js 39:5.g?Qw,,ri,, g it F W mi M Em m lk ' . 5, V W C , I Snoopy Chris spies on Mr. Linehan s notes. WM. , MW,,s,c.,,.vfM-w,,.WM-f-F-W-fr' ' . Artistic signs crowded the walls. Elections ., 'f - Vw 41 fi? isa..-W-:W M ff gg, . , K .- f m,,,,,,,,, 1 ' f11 L -fgfbisaiig . ,1 : . ' H.,,gg5' ,.: , '9:w,f2s1w7:,-ffm ' ' .M-Mm Lyy- ,,,. , , , W e ---,g - -,'.,.: '- fn fl? 5' W, W 'V l ' ' 'ff5lfi3f,5,?:i'i Nsrrfifii , lin :5 A K- eg: - pax- ls :fzsaeagt ffl' -'szzzgsie wiht wx: 3. .WL .Q7 - . W Q .. .. M35 SPN A . 352 fi? M, 2 Kg is was The skifs were full of weirdos . 83 ws-'iildfi if , X W.:Az.v' Ai si Sm 3 h at . i as , A af' 3 15? . 4, a 2 Q C Y , Talk folk folk. . . A W gf dig: ,gm Y ma! Watch the hand Lesll Why fhe smile Joe? Xi Keys To Success F.-sggw' Success means participation. Organizations meet, new members are initiated, and all members work on club proiects . These activities are the keys to suc- cess of Sunnyside High School. Aww Organizations The purpose of Pep Club is to support the school and to further school spirit. The major proiects are to organize the Rooter Buses and to sponsor the Tolo Dance . A card section was organized . For their fund raising project STOP signs were sold. The goal posts were also decorated for all the home football games. This year a victory hoop was also made for the football team. To instigate more school spirit the girls challenged the Boys' Pep Club to a Girls' Pep Club Rooter Bus and also a contest of yelling at the games. A member can win a letter or certifi- cate by earning at least 350 points. Five points are given for attending a meeting, a home game, a B squad home game, for each hour of committee work, and for wearing outfits to school on game days. Ten points are given for attending an away game, and an away B squad game. Sue Garrison and Diane Dobbs are selling rooter bus tickets at noon . eflpnfw 1 fi B . Becker . ROW l: L. Smith, S. Garrison, B. Dunbar, ROW 2: Advisor-Miss Caton, Officers-Sec. K. Jr. C. Bieber, V. Pres. Elaine Wiggins, Pres. Pam Mulqueeney, Soph. H. Howard, Treas. M. Means, Sr. Jeanette Warriner. ROW 3: M. Waller, R. Norman, D. Conry, K. Borchardt, B. Smircich, B. Tyler, P. J. Ludwig. ROW 4: R. Long, D. Steffens, J. Alvarez, C Hood, D. Embree, B. Severance, D. Jones, L. Nathlich, l. O'Connor, Newhouse, M M Torres. ROW 5: P. Schlosser, L. Iverson, J. Higgins, B. Gladson, K. Van Wormer, D. Adamson, S. Moore. ROW 6: B. Reith, J. Newhouse, C. Smith, N. Johnson, M. Tannasse, C. Garrison, S. Erz, D. Dobbs, L. Long. ROW 7: J. Ebenal, P.Furukawa,J. Besteman, S. Stickley, L. Moore, l. Schlotfeldt, J. Anderson. ROW 8: S. Taylor, C. . Mickelson, J. Anderson, L. Breece, L. McKinney, J. Macy, C. Gay, B. Andreas, S. Eirich. Boys' Pep Club Members of Boys' Pep Club are shown here during a club meeting. The purpose of Boys' Pep Club is to help create school spirit. One of the duties of Boys' Pep Club is to gather wood for a homecoming bon- fire . They also sold pep school pins for a money-raising project. The Boys' Pep Club participated in a yelling competition at the games with the Girls' Pep Club. At the end of basketball season the losing club will s onsor a ar forthe winning club . P P Dave Wyatt Vice Pres , Ed Fields- Pres., and Ed Shirley- Sec.-Treas. are Members Of BOYS' P6P Club, Jerry Edwards Gnd Dudley selling a pun to their advisor, Mr. Thomas. Eirich, display pep at the games Girls' letter Club A girl can earn a letter in GAA, tennis, or Girls' Pep Club. When a letter is earned a girl automatically becomes a member of Girls' Letter Club. Girls' Letter Club is a service club devoted to giving a helping hand whenever needed by the school. This year they discussed the school ground problem and how this could be solved. They also made plans to earn money to buy iackets for the tennis team next year. OFFICERS FROM LEFT: C. Owens-V. Pres., C. Wannenhoven Pres and J . Warriner-Sec. -Treas. V, ,. W. .-..-...ff w . - 5 ss -wa -we .,.,.......-W'-Y - ' - BACK ROW FROM LEFT: M. Arnold, D. Worbes, P. Newhouse, B. Severance, E. Wiggins, C. Bailey, L. Woodworth B Seebeck MIDDLE ROW: C. Bradford, L. Brons, M.B. Powers, B. Dunbar, B. Reith, B. Becker, C. Lyon, D. Sowers. FRONT ROW B. Tyler C. Owen, C. Warmenhoven, J. Warriner. IO6 T lettermen's Club Lettermen's Club consists of all boys who have lettered in the varsity sports of football , cross country, basketball , wrestling, baseball, golf, track, and tennis . Lettermen 's Club buys all films For football and basketball. The club contributed a l6 m.m . camera for photographing sports events. They also sponsored several boys to summer sports camps. Lettermen's Club makes money by selling programs during Football and basketball games. sg' is -. ...M J' Lonnie Pierson and Randy Simmons are selling programs at a home game . ROW l Pres D Bridgman J Anthony, C. Powers, R. Culver, 3: E. McClure, J . Harris, T. Marquez, L. Hall, D. Wyatt, M. Kinsey R Line W 2: S. Brons, E. Fields,J. Prescott, J. Scott, T. Koch. ROW 4: J. Hickenbottom, J. Berg, Klllingstad G Shaw R Simmons, L. Pierson, G. Davis. ROW J. Greek, D. Jacobson, D. Eirich, C. Kassebaum, and A. Kupp. 107 Fire Squad Fire Squad is responsible for getting every- body out of the school when there is a fire drill. ln case ofa real fire, Fire Squad will know howto clear the building and if nec- essary help put it out. ln clearing the building Fire Squad members are to: l. Shut the doors and windows. 2. Turn out all lights. 3. Get everyone out of the building. For a money making proiect, Fire Squad held a candy sale . Advisor: ..... ...Mr . Senn OFFICERS FROM LEFT: Mike Matthews - Pres. , Elaine Padgham - Sec.-Treas. , George Partch - Vice-Pres. .1,,.r-an i ,.....--atv-I' ,,,-..--'basal ,s.-null -. i i ,..,,,m...X -- ROW l: E. Fields, B. Becker, B. Dunbar, S. Erz, P. Mulqueeney, D. Worbes, B. Smircich, C. Mickelson, J. Anderson, C. Taylor, P. Ne-whouse, E. Padgham, G. Amundson. ROW 2: K. Roberts, J. Jernberg, D. Dobbs, S. Berk, J . Scott, K. Borchardt, M. Matthews, C. Kassebaum, D. Huenefeld, D. Lindsey. ROW 3: T. Nelson, R. Rasmussen, C. Lyon, J. Schilperoort, S. Taylor, C. Beard, R. Erickson. iO8 New members of Grizzly Boosters are voted in by the old members. The A .S .B. Business Manager auto- matically becomes president of the Grizzly Booster Club. The main function of this club is to punch tickets at the games. The top per- centage of the members are awarded pins. This is figured on a point basis . l. One point for each meeting attended . 2. Three points for punching the tickets at games. Grizzly Boosters .M , -. S 1 K J Diane Dobbs-Sec . , Karol Walker-Treas. , Dave Wyatt-Vice-Pres., and Casey Beard-Pres are punching tickets at a home game. 'tir iyiiy C J rl The members of Grizzly Booster Club are shown here during a club meeting. 109 ...M 1 wr -L, DECA is a national club. To become a member one has to belong to a Distributive Education class. At the end of each year an outstanding member is chosen. On March i9-21 ten members attended State Spring Conference in Yakima. A marketing survey was taken for the Retails Committee of the Chamber of Commerce. They also sold concessions at football games. Members ofDECA are: N. Alaniz, K. Anderson, G. Bacon, T. Beck, D. Cromwell, Y. Crowe, R. Dobrauc, V. Dolan, N. Esparza, J. Hatfield, P. Hill, R. Holdeman, R. Lopez, R. Montgomery, M. Pre- scott, J. Rodriguez, S. Saenz, J. Torres, G. Ward, R. Zaun. ...U ',,, M5 The Senior Deca members are shown here during a class meeting. Nelda Esparza worked at Seattle First Bank. . . ,W A iiii ., si -A 4. 11 - A Phil Hill worked at Home Lumber. Karon Anderson is serving a customer at Walter's H0 Fountain. 5 y 41 W 1 E- , 5 King Dud and Mrs. Schinmann Cadvisorl ruled over the court of Smart Alecks and Wise Acres in the fall tapping ceremony. S I 3, Honor Society lil t, tx ' ,Sf To become a member of Honor Society a i I - f L'kl1Q2,f9ff student must maintain a 3.0 or B average l L 1, X for an accumlative record of three semesters. i ' 2.--1--H' A W ii He also must be active in school activities V, W 4 WNW and be considered a good citizen by the teachers who select the members. OFFICERS FROM LEFT: R. Snow - Treas. , R. Rasmussen - V. Pres., C. Lyon - Sec., D. Eirich - Pres. l BACK- ROW: M. Waller, K. Walker, C. Powers, P. Lyons, L. Long, R. Lopez, D. Walker, M. Egan, M. Means, L. Hanson, J. Ludwig Kassebaum, R. Erickson, L. Breece, S. Garrison, C. Bradford,L. M. Groeneweg, D. Startup, S. Shultz, B. Mattingley, G. Matthias E. Wiggins, R. Rasmussen, B. Reith, N. Galey, J. Paulson, G. Stewart, H. De Vos, A. Van Wingerden, K. Van Wormer, L Lyon, N. LaMarche, S. Eirich, B. Dunbar, L. Bryant, J. Scott. Nathlich, R. Hatfield, J. Dellinger. Pres. - Dudley Eirich. NT ROW: M. Tannasse, V. Bacon, E. Padgham, C. Whipple, Ili Chairman . Future Homemukers -- me 0f America Future Homemalcers ot America have three degrees- Junior, Chapter, and State. By being active, a girl can earn points tor her degree. A test is also given if she is in the upper 5006 ofthe point range. The girls attended two annual meetings-Regional Meeting and Recognition Day. The annual banquet was held on May 5 and the out- standing homemaker tor three years, and outstanding senior, iunior and sophomore homemakers were chosen for this year. .W nm. . f'f.f, :- STANDING, left to right: C. Mickelson-Historian, B. Stokes-Degree Chairman, D. Worhes-Parliamentarran H. DeVos-Pres., G. Amundson-Recording Secretary, T. Timmerman-Reporter, V. Bolhuis-V. Pres. SEATED J. Newhouse-Corresponding Secretary, L. Brons-Sunshine Chairman, M. Groeneweg-Treas., M. Flores-Banquet Gayle Amundson and Pam Newhouse demonstrated how to make mud pies at one ofthe meetings. l,,ff'f MEMBERS OF F.F.A. ARE: G. Anderson, G. Barker, D. Bishop, D. Bridgman, G. Cardenas, J. Carpino, B. Carter, G. Clements S. Cline, E. Cullen, D. Cunningham, A. De La Paz, D. Des- marais, D. Dorsey, B. Dunbar, D. Greek, P. Groeneweg, D. Huenefeld, D. Jacobson, C. John, R. Kendall, S. Kinsey, L McClure, D. Mclntosh, J. Mclntosh, L. Marchant, M. Martinez, o Future Farmers Of America ,,--'- 'MTM WW ,M in Mi funk R. Menshew, J. Messenger, J. Middleton, M. Morrow, T. Morrow, S. Newhouse, B. Ohlde, L. Oswalt, R. Price, R. Ramirez, S. Rice, F. Sandoval, R. Schilperoort, T. Schilperoort, J. Schwab, E. Schwartz, R. Simmons, H. Syria, B. Treasure, J. Warren, J. Weenik, A. Williams, G. Woffinden, D. Worbes, L. Wright. To become a member of F.F.A. you must invest S50 in a supervised proiect in your First year. You'll then rate as a greenhand . During the second year you must invest S100 and be voted by the members as a chapter 13 ' farmer. The F.F.A. goes to all the Yakima Valley fairs to iudge and show animals. FQ Don Huenefeld and Brad Carter represented OFFICERS FROM LEFT: D. Hueneteld-Sec., M. Martinez-Treas., R. Price- S .d fm National F.F.A. Conven- Reporter, T. Morrow-Sentinel, D. Bridgman-V. Pres., and R. Schilperoort - .unnysl e G e tion In Kansas. Pres . fu. Cathie Garrison and Richard Ball wore their togas to school for initiation. latin Club ln order to become a member of Latin Club, you must take Latin l for a semester, wear a toga to school for a day, and attend the banquet. Members of Latin l are slaves for the year until the spring banquet when they become full- fledged members. To become a officer, you must have a 3.0 average in Latin. King Dudley Eirich and Queen Bonnie Seebeck ruled over the Latin Club Banquet, called The Doy's of Wine and Romans . rj - t ,s,,. 4 . I , V . fi: ffffg. ,,,,.h, A 1 V ' of A A . . l ll Ah I .V ,,. - S .f ., .,:Q :,-.. .'.-:: l Q i . srve t B r i f L V B 1 tg., , . . , . u,,,.Q Q .,,. ii ,'.. 'L , ig. r ' The entertainment for the evening was B. Seebeck ordered S. Visser to bring the food a skit by P. Furukawa, M. Berg, and by way of knees. There was also an olive- R, Bqll, pushing race. 2 Members taking pledge from left: B. Dunbar, J. Heck, D. White, R. Berk, M. Berg, R. Bretthauer, R. Ball, L. Sowers, J. Beltran, P. Furkawa, J. Besteman, B. Gladson, V. Moore, D. Worbes, C. Garrison, S. Visser. Officers of Latin Club are President-Ron Hatfield, Vice President-Dave Hazzard, Secretary-Treasurer-Bonnie Seebeck, Historian-Carol Whipple. Thespiuns wi Coleen Borden really isn't sleepyg she's iust being initiated into Thespians. W A is is e J, N g f7x Q- -iw . 'Q bww? A W rfvfx Ir- N Q1 in The Thespians proved they were not only good actors but good eatersalso here at the Thespian Banquet st K y i R ,M E src' il OFFICERS, from left: B. Tyler-Scribe, B. Reith-Secretary, J. Berg-Vice Presi dent, Miss Morrow-Advisor, J. Schilperoort-President. Thespians, the high school's honorary dramatics club, is affiliated with the national organization. To quality for membership, you must have a total of lO points. Points are earned by having parts in plays and assisting with many phases of production. or lx , 1 - 1 H51 A wg ,..v, . - if '1 ' if . fr' w Nelda Esparza was caught off guard at school on the day of Thespian initiations. fe Speech Club And N.F.l. Mary Waller and Casey Beard displayed their outstanding talent in the field of speech by winning third place at Gonzaga. National Forensic League is a national speech honorary. Members are chosen on a point basis and may earn degrees as their points increase. Degree of Merit --------- - - - - 50 Degree of Honor ------- ---- 7 5 Degree of Excellence - ---- - - - l5O Degree of Distinction -------------- 250 Points are earned on win-loss debate records, individual events, and tournaments. Speech Club is open to all Sunnyside High School students who are interested in Speech activities. Members may earn points by participating in speech activities. Points are earnecl toward receiving a pin indicating a member's years of participation. The members of Speech Club and NFL work closely together. The president of NFL, Ron Erickson, presides over this meeting. Mary Waller is president of Speech Club. G.A.A. ln order to earn a letter in G.A.A., a girl must earn l,000 points by par- ticipating in supervised volleyball, bowling, and basketball games. She also receives extra points 15 per hourl by participating in athletic activities on her own time. The purpose of G.A.A. is to promote and stimulate interest and to earn awards in girls' athletic activities, to have fun in sports, and to promote ideas of health and sportsmanship. The senior basketball team placed first. Pam Newhouse strikes again! OFFICERS FROM LEFT: B. Tyler-Treas., B. Seebeck-Recording Sec., C. Bradford-V. Pres B. Becker-Social Chairman, Mrs. Saras-Advisor, and B. Severance-Pres. Jump higher --- get that ball! l l 'Y' . F if W' T17 h xp g f f 'C Keys To Success The Sunnyside High School athletes excelled through hard work and determination this year to come out with one of the most outstanding seasons in its history. A large amount of participation was the greatest key For such a successful year. Athletics Mr . Potter 2 Grizzlies Win league Championship ln the last two decades the Grizzlies have never fielded a better team than this year. With a 9 win l loss record the superbly coached Grizzlies showed, to the surprise of many fans, that they were the best team in the Lower Valley. Although it was not an undefeated season, the team accumulated more points and gave up less points than any team in the league . Total team effort and enthusiasm were responsible for the good showing. Coach Potter and his assistants, Mr. Senn and Mr. Busby deserve a well-done from team and fans alike. Mr. Potter kept the offensive team at peak performance, and the defensive team alive with the deter- mination that they were not going to let the opposing team score. Mr Senn worked with the offensive and defensive linemen and gave advice from his many years of past experience . Mr. Busby kept morale very high with his colorful and sometimes exuberant actions. The team was made up of ten returning lettermen, a few new senior recruits, eleven juniors, and three sophomores. They comprised the largest and one ofthe most rugged teams in the valley. Credit for keeping track of equipment and supplies is due to the man- agers, who took their share of abuse, but were happy to be a part ol this winning team . Grizzlies lead the way for Ray Culver in the Ellensburg game. Chris Powers League Leading Scorer is loose again. Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Mr . Busby Varsity Scoreboard . . . .Hermisfon O . . . .Toppenish O . . . . .Wapafo 6 . . . .Prosser O ........Selah 6 . . .Grandview O . . . .Toppenish 27 . . . .West Valley I4 7 . . . .Ellensburg Mr. Senn Individually The Grizzlies Show Strength G05 Q0 George Davis Tom Morrow Tony Marquez Doug Eliason Norm Galey Jerry Hickenboffom 'x H amz, lam X 'P Gala! ,QA , Q x e A, 'Tn' fx A . Da' ' 'N E..-sf. , ' W. WJ A I I Ar Doug Bridgman Andy Kupp Bill Smith Dave Waller Casey Beard Ray Culver 9 K wifi . Ron Linehan Sieve Kinsey Steve Rice Manager As A Team They Show Power 3133 eve .. 'ein Chris Powers Randy Simmons Jack Anthony Lonnie Pierson Les Hall Joe Greek gait: 1,384 . , A-gif ,NWA A 1 3 ' I it 4,6 Jerry Scott Wayne Miller Roy Runyon Ed McClure Dick Jacobson Mike Rutz Dave Wyatt Joe Schwartz Aaron Gcley, Manager Junior varsity members were: JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Due to conflict of activities, and the forgetfulness of this editor, there is no picture of the B squad football team. The team this year showed more promise, potential strength, and power than any team in the last five years. Coach Walt Moore came forth with large running backs, ends who had size as well as good hands, and a line that was quick and large. For added depth the bench was capable of coming in and doing almost as well as the starters. They will make a welcome addition to the T967 team along with the returning varsity members. Jim Hole Jack Syverson Greg Kinsey Jesse Padilla Dan Roehl Jim Walls Tony Trevino Joe Galaviz Jerry Miller Denny Melson Dick Worbes Troy Schilperoort Chuck Bonewell Doug Urich Rick Berk Ruben Yanez Elias Gonzalez Allen Danielson Mark Berg Gene Bacon Bency Urrutia David Greek Cole Carter Louis LaMarche O., l Qt. qc R Chris Powers Ray Culver, Ron Linehan, Randy Simmons, Tony Marquez, Elias Gonzales, Les Hall Norm Galey and Dave Grizzlies Win league Championship Coach Bob Thomas -Mis! Yes, we have control boys! The Grizzly varsity team experienced one of the best seasons in recent basketball history. Led by big Ed Fields and Doug Bridgman. The Grizzlies had better than a 70 point average per game, both league and non-league. When illness entered the ranks, Ken Sinner came through, as did George Shaw and Ron Linehan. Play making by Norm Galey and able assists by Chris Powers all aided in the team's final league standing as co-champions with Selah. The pre-league games were marked by the most satisfy- ing victory for the boys and Coach Bob Thomas when they sent Richland down to defeat. ' yjf,l 53 'L the ssssr E Team talking it over Managers Allen Danielson and Steve Rice Wm 4' 13 1, Andy Kupp Doug Bridgmon Ed Fields wif ' Hard work pays off in league championship. U F Norm GGIBY Ron Linehon Ken Sinner ,E ,:.,,.. x T., Q, V Q - A ' ' is ' is 4 ' I w , .Q . ' V VV , ' Steve Brons Wayne Miller Chris Powers eee er e ,Q Just a little short, Right fellows! George Shaw Dave Startup and Tom Reynolds Mqrk Carter .l.V. B squad Coach Potter J.V. This year's team boosted a TO win 2 loss record enroute to sharing the league championship. The potential of this year's team could be readily seen by the good showing they made against the bigger schools. Once they reached league play they showed their heels to all opponents and were never defeated by the same team twice. LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Miller, Norm Galey, George Shaw, Doug Bridgman, Ken Sinner, Ed Fields, Steve Brons, Andy Kupp, Mark Carter, Ron Linehan, and Chris Powers. CENTER: Manager Aaron Ga ley . 128 Jack Syverson . FRONT ROW, left to right: Denny Melson, Jerry Miller, Fred Anderson, and Bill Curry BACK ROW: Ron Price, Tom Reynolds, Robert Ohlde, Paul Goodman, Don Startup and not pictured Sunnyside i'Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside +Sur1nyside +Sunnyside +Sunnyside +Sunnyside fNon League +District Varsity Walla Walla Richland Walla Walla Kennewick Richland Kennewick Selah West Valley Grandview Toppenish Wapato Ellensburg West Valley Grandview Toppenish Wapato Ellensburg Selah Selah Walla Walla Richland Selah Grizzlies Win Second Straight league Championship FRONT ROW, left to right: Bill Miller, Allen Schwerer, Dick Worbes, Joe Martinez, Jim Rodriguez, and Neftali Ramirez BACK ROW: Jerry Scott, Jerry Hickenbottom, Mark Berg, Ray Culver, George Davis, and Tom Morrow. VARSITY WRESTLIN G Another year has proven the varsity wrestling team had what it took to win the league championship. The team was sparked by Five returning lettermen and encouraged by the prospects of Future greats. With the returnees of this year's young squad, hopes for the future are bright. This year's team posted a league record of 6 wins and O losses. For the season a i2 and 2 loss record. Coach Clem Senn expressed pride at the banquet given For the boys and Finished by saying the key to success was desire. Grizzlies on top. M, sccsr FL.. LEFT: B squad coach, Mr. Busby and Varsity ... .. coach, Mr. Senn. urslty Wrestlers Attend Seattle AAU Championship George Davis Jim Rodriquez A n A . A . U . wrestl ing tournament was held in Seattle this year. Al- though none of our boys placed in the state tournament, George Davis won his weight division in Seattle. .lim Rodriquez won every match but did not win the championship because of the scoring system. The winner receives black marks unless they pin their man and six black marks and your out. Competing against schools from Washington and Oregon, the rest of the boys made a very strong show- ing and did an outstanding iob in representing our school. 'ss ,ff Jerry Scott Joe Martinez Bill Miller Junior Varsity J. Berg, J. Greek, R. Berk, D. Roehl, L. Lalvlarche, B. Curry, C. Loera JR. VARSITY Mr. Busby's little band didn't start out so small, but due to iniuries, illness and some boys who weren't sure they wanted to wrestle it dwindled to 7 before the season was over. Although they had to forfeit as high as 20 points per match, they impressed many people by winning several of these matches. George Davis has another man on his back. sr Q' 9 gf, U awbiiw' Another Championship Baseball Team 11 :-. H V Juli' ,WP ta an r fu. ...nr 4 .Q 4,119 J MZ! 5 kilns'-.. FRONT ROW: Les Wright, Fred Anderson, Thurman Koch, George Davis, Dave Waller, Chris Powers, Jody Harris, Darryl Dillard. ROW2: Jim Harmon, Melvin Guy, Coach Glendenning, John Rodriquez, Ed Fields, Jerry Hickenbottom, Dennis Burns, Les McClure. The baseball team continued its tremendous record of winning. For the second year they remained undefeated. lt was the Grizzlies 14th straight league win this season and the 28th in a row. Guided by the coaching of E.C. Hefty Glendenning, the Grizzlies did everything right. The pitching, hitting and defense of the team was excellent. Selah was the closest competition, and they finished five games out of first. Ed Fields, pitcher, had one of the finest seasons on record with a l3-l record that featured two perfect games and seven shut- outs. Backing him up was Thurman Koch with a 7-l record. This year the team was built around returning lettermen, but will leave only three for next year's team, Thurman Koch, Joe Greek and Jerry Hickenbottom. Those graduating are George Davis, Jody Harris, Dave Waller, Chris Powers and Ed Fields. Team managers for the season were Les Wright and Allen Danielson . it H, M 1 A 8' i . f' , . Q H,, 72 7553 'fQ. -3? . g Q , J ' L. J iw , ' V 3 . 35.11 H at iii' is sssii s i Ed' s big curve is working again. K x sjsfji,1jyf3-I , ' ,,-'givesfsfffszz' 7. -Nfl XSL' 9334. N n 54952353 VXI 'iiilifztl ,. M,-. .. M , ff , rwls f V .ts K HM. -. , - M W ' Q if K M 9 Q f l i Q .... ' -' 4' e s ' . an I g fzfy, Q M . H 3 . 'S 1, - , , '- - X - ., . Q i , ll J 5 ' ., - :LQ-gif -U i i ' - ff ,.. H Q- .. We - .3 .- U J -I K -, . ,. W - f ,L f L , w --J f -.rw iam. F f Q A ., r . ,.:..y: H K -wa He -.wg-: i f E' 2 ,. 1 ,,,Q R' th, A: V- .- Y N .f r 53, ,, -. . y ,- vi, ,sm V... ,. ,sm j r ' ' - M - at W J ',fj9Zi2t,'5,g1Q2'- , fy ,sg A ' . A . 'fi'-i1:fQSjf'?Qif'f f 'f'+i:PsfiQ2?5?5liMf 1 K K 'f ?,gjj3z, ' K, 4' ' A gf- ,' p 7 H l Vf eww' -5 'f:,a-fry. . , te. ' f 1,1-A,,,15g5.,s.. 4f,s,,,i?aaeq,MsgviNf f - A - Q , . ss..,Wes..a...s Www - K, . 1- , A A-HH . . , Mm gggggng 2, W IAM. . .- Q . ., ., . Y l 1,1 of ,S were W- N ' V, W 6:'f'5?l3l5Y :-1'a?i?i V 5i'wX 'ff1?9g5gil7 .Y MMF? 'kwiw :'z . 'n' 1??i7l :W 'QA --'J' E' SF-:':,t?Er1: i-,.,?:':i:a?i:Q -' .' -1 Sv- -f -tif' f -L, lf7 ', ,'w f 5 ' ffbmilkf s s o ' - ' 'f 1 It was plays like this fast action double play that spa rk ed the Grizzlies Keep your eye on the ball boys. to another league championship. lt's all in watching the ball and snapping your wrists through . Times Batting Af Bat Hits Average E. Fields 50 T8 .360 J . Harris 43 T5 .349 l D. Waller 47 T6 .340 N D. Dillard 47 15 .3l9 l C. Powers 49 T4 .280 ' J . Greek 34 8 .236 G , Davis 47 ll .234 T. Koch 37 7 .l89 V 7 H J . Hickenbottom 39 6 .l54 Dave Waller receives letter from Mr. Glendenning J. Rodriguez 5 0 .000 C. Bonewell 4 0 .000 LEAGUE RECORD Sunnyside Wapato Sunnyside Wapato Sunnyside Toppenish Sunnyside El lensburg Sunnyside Ellensburg Sunnyside Grandview Sunnyside Prosser Sunnyside Selah Sunnyside Selah Sunnyside Toppenish Sunnyside West Valley Sunnyside West Valley Sunnyside Grandview Sunnyside Prosser Won I4 Lost 0 e silrs T rtsl 7 is Q Q in W , -' In s ,s ew Wi f H 4 . 'E Th Sis- it se.. .fi Grasp .. . Q .. T , T .rm ' T... rs rr. f A 7 9 f 0 ss . .i. T 4 4 . s V ,L i:--- 1 K , iilii, i, li'l 7 il 4 f , Practice was very hard work but bY 7 fi f , T , the attire worn, it was not all that 7 - g g! ,m... f A ,, . hard. This year's fielding was very 1 V H 4 , M goody and with five batters hitting y is s -', L ' e'.,' 1 ' Q h over .25O, it is no wonder the record ' -wi .W .,..i21ss,,,,- rfw-fy is . ,M 'sr g,gs:zfisi?fQfw looks so fme. J.V. Baseball 1 Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside B Baseball 2 Ki-Be 0 0 Eisenhower 2 l Zillah 4 2 Granger 4 ll Zillah 7 6 Mabton 3 7 Ellenslourg 8 3 Ellensburg 2 3 Mabton 4 8 Mabton 6 0 Granger 5 Season 5 wins - 6 losses lt is a good thing this is only practice Truck Am... FRONT ROW: Richard Mayes, Ron Moore, Greg Fredrickson, Terry Middleton, Rick Breffauer, John Farmer, Delmore Sions, Jim Hole, Jack Syverson, Mike Gillihan, Coach Jacobson. ROW 2: Ed McClure, Ed Shirley, Carlos Loera, Frank Shirley, Gary Benedeffi, Jim Newhouse, Dick Jacobson, Rick Robindeau, Cole Carter, Arlie Tegarden, Ron Linehan, Andy Kupp, Mark Apol. ,gap- z ' Carlos Loera sets new two-mile record. This was a building year For fhe Grizzlies. They had only fhree seniors and some fwenfy juniors and sopho- mores. The feam Finished 'rhe season with fwo wins in dual meets and a fourth af The Ellensburg lnvirafional . is Nexf year's Team should be stronger, and with hard work should make people sir up and fake nofice. 1. f.,,, ' ' 5 751 'i ','i' if SPRINTERS: Delmore Sions, Rick Breffauer, Arlie Tegarden, Jim Newhouse T36 Ed Shirley, Ed McClure. if ai 'li . 0 FRONT ROW: Carlos Loera, Frank Shirley, Mike Gillihan. ROW 2: Rick Robindeau, Cole Carfer, Ron Moore, John Farmer, Terry Middlefon. HURDLERS: Greg Fredrickson, Dick Jacobson, Ed Shirley. EEL -5 'L' Q-EL iri mfaw i Z M ., ' A ' +- 'GB ' WEIGHT MEN: Ron Linehan, Andy Kupp, Gary Benedeffi, Arlie Tegarden, Ed McClure, Dick Jacobson. .lust a lirfle more height Greg. riff .N- 11 1' fs -f - 'ff r.. b-1-l ' . - 1 A -f -f, ,gb i , 2 ,Q si A 'S' 5' . gr XX' r f r , C . , L ,, 4? L . : K , Ev rf it W 5 Lf ., , . 'R 'L I ' v- ? LAL , L. - L Ml? if 5 N 1, is Af , I WL Egg .ar L I E - , L' ,Q -,:, , Q W ,K F, K J L I E , A 2 ,M M6451-Lf.' 2 . X ' 5, c P- A V I A Q. AJ, Q, 1 - , I -M W, TOP THREE GOLF ERS: M r ' Q' cron Galey, Keifh Shuley, Larry Marchani' Bob Ersklne Larry Bennett Duck Paulson Mark Ber ark Berg, Bill Curry, Jack Ersknne A Sfudy In COHCSHYFOTIOY1 Tennis I h. lc W x - e F. , it my FRONT ROW: Pam Muiqueeney, Connie Lyon, Donna Worbes, Coach Honeyford, Melinda Arnold, Bernie Reith, Beth Tyler. ROW 2: Bency Urrutia, Larry Bryant, Ron Erickson, Bob Mottingley, Jim Kassebaum, George Stewart, Cari Kassebaum. tyot it. 'Lib , in A es, 5 Q.-I , F: . I I h A , I A J fa If L L GIRLS' DOUBLES: Cathy Garrison, Pam Mulqueeney, Connie Lyon, 'fl Beth T Ier, Bernie Reifh, Sue Garrison. , 'E 3 'V 'A Y X V t - f.. new I GIRLS' SINGLES: Donna ' . - l ,,.. 11. Q J' Worbes and Meiinda Arnold. ' I 55' 'us - , ,I I W Q: X H594 ,,,.g, ,go , ' 1 V, 'fgf A 2 7 ,ms ,ig H , 4' , K ,. X , --- - ,o,o, I - - I S ti 5 ea' - Q ' E 'I f y , j m . 'V I SIII ' H' 'i ,M 1. Q - .- .E .fi i fe 19 ll ii -- L Q e A V 34 4 , -' , ' E A - H Lmwww, if ,.': BOYS' SINGLES: Cari Kassehaum and George Stewart. Erickson. Larry Bryant, Bency Urrutio, Bob Mattingiey, Jim Kassebaum, Ron Five Championship Teams 'I ailzlfs 42 4 1 ,. 3 J if 4 1' 4 V qggP A X VL 2.5 J: .. --f VA gg?- 1A, U Jim jf nqgifijilf i 1 , 5 A I wg i i f. -A m, 5 i HL M 'U it ,LM an 3,914 T ,ff-I Q A, i A .-, 'JMX i, , ..A fy 'N ,i - lei 140 An Outstanding Year For Grizzly Spurts Gm Q 4 , Q 4 1 f LrJ f f ' .M 1?-Q 1 , ' 'W 3 Y Y Af 1 qi 7 n .1 Ck kgq at my 5 Y .. 5 Mggrzx.. M-p ,.1. :r' Hifi- g W-fm -m, I 'mf I 2- Mary Waller and Casey Beard receive outstanding debaters award. Mr. O'Connor presents departmental awards for music to Connie Lyonand Julie Schilperoort. 142 ii: 'Ffa ' he As Awards was 2 - -. 1 :? ..,,, .... , EP r: ---- r A - ' Q M fs-,fi P ik K x af ' , rc 1 P lc W fl A N- ' I f --.V r . . . -,..m:,. . ., h i ,- warg? af ., . W if . f ., an 1 - 1 me , k ,FE 511 Q' '45 - ' sis: , iiyy A WM, 2 E yt 5, M.. , is if Six E S .... -A, I 1452 5 r I lj f errt, at :t,, T , W ,.... -553 rj' is '4 an t Q i ,W my ::..., 5. Barbara Becker and Lanee Long present Mrs. Saras with Rally Squad appreciation gift. 1' 5 N,- 3 If Mr. Anderson presents science award to Larry Bryant. Vice-Principal Blume awards the class ring to foreign exchange student, Arni Sigurdsson. F' Lions Club president dedicates newfootball field and bleachers for next year. Yeager Porlroll sroolo Alsoew Poodle Porlor Lee Semen Irllemcfionul Hclveslsl snows coolon. comng Ken Show Roof Molnlenance Sunnyside Aa P.D.Q. Aoenoy Don's clanlo Plnolrnoey Lowa Men Shop lcore moles slroo lcalllnorroo Bros. Mark Denoon Agenoy J.c, Pennoy co. unaooe lnc. Plonlerx Holel sonnyoaoo Dolly Newscast Haroeln Forolowo unneol releolrone cornoony ol me Norrnweer olo Norlonol aonle or ,xoenznglon Tofem soles sonnyelae lroelo. as eooaornenr Howcrd's Ernone Drug sonnyoloe Frozen Food ono Aoolsonoo conler soolwoy Pnornoey Yoleano soolneee college Plroer end Kne-.r Ano Porn Aon Pearce Aooney soorlle Flrsv Nollonal sonle Horooe L Mille-l Aoenoy, lno, Yoloanro reoerol soylngo ond Loon Arnersoon con co. Roy Rufz lnoolonol Bob! orlye-ln Evans 8. son Deonox c, soeel Moron Holy lranzly eoneoool cnororr Your Hlollneso lseoory solo Hx-w-.oy Froll Weslem Amo Forrners lnwronoe Group volley Cleaners Trve's Market Morrowe sonnyoroe Pranl s Hcllle's T.V. X'-eslem Lodge Moore! Jewelly Daelzonx lnraflwoy volley Aoro Shop n nop Morris Florol ono Gm snoo leylor Plornolng lzononz Fornlly snoo Slore Monloornery l-,orel Sunnyside conorelo Pipe C Looley Dollar smog' Jewelers sonnyezoe Dodge nl-U Morel seole Alo Merkel wollovs Pnorrnoey Arnold C. Ton rlolrel rroelelno lne. or Dr. GerolaA. Daeroorll Dr. A. A. cleyenger Dr. J.ll. Horneo W4-1llelC. Boll a. son snnrlr Fnnorol Horne slroleylo Polnl lloyoe Texaco rl a H Anlo uolrololery Hollonel Bakery Eadaex aorloor slroo slnerx Mooll BSL Lornoer .vrlolrr Moolo volloy Hoy ono lnolenenr co. or. uonolel M. slorelee Poooooyle cornero Clsnlo Bow nlolrooollng lzlooelo Aoolloneo colroorno Mennfoerorarro neeooroo Service sonnyonle Tonl a Awning Horne lornoer Cascade Nolllrel Goo corporolaon D,w. wlllzornoon, 0.0. Mrleele Texoeo Arnonooon rloroyyore clernonon lonn ex coonlry Gwen oooorrrnenr slore Ken sorry Ford lznaorrono Jonelere Jam sooer Dooer KREW Advertising 143 1 -.,:,m.-N rw Q V A 2'5 'K' Forward - looking people in this town enioy Naturalgasatisfaction WHY OON'I YOU? CASCADE NATURAL X 'in 'Q-ew S' HOME LUMBER GAS CORPORATION Homer W. Greer A.M. Hooper 837-4033 Sunnyside, Washington DW. WILLIAMSON, D.O. Osteopathic Physician SI Surgeon Sunnyside Professional Center Lincoln 8. Saul Road W lui Vi' 1' E XAC MIKE'S TEXACO I A wa TV - Phones 5 A y Heated Pools ll? an 'ru OASIS MOTEL 122 -' uf' -vAvA'AvA'AYA',v,'.Y,'.v,-. FT 5 ' G AMUNDSON HARDWARE IN THE HEART OF SUNLAND 'WHA 4lO Hiway - Phone 837-4721 t.e SUNNYSIDE, WASH. out John 8. Doris Orr VALLEY HAY 8: IMPLEMENT COMPANY Foremost in the Field Sunny si de , Washington 111 North Sixth Street Phone 837-3603 eps cz Liodiy I1 I HMEIFH C L lflll' BDX 154 SUNNYSIDE. WASH Grotto: w. vsAaooY, Prop. Phone 837-4559 Guaranteed Repairs 11111 sf. LLOYD,S TEXACO 410 Hiway 511 south 14111, sunnyside, wqsmngfon Gortsema Manufacturing Freeburg's Service SUNNYSIDE TENT 81 AWNING g-1Qj!lp,,,w,,p,,, Yakima BRUCE'S APPLIANCE 1 - 2612 S . First Stre t Eastway Shopping Center 1 GL 7-4189 Sunnyside 410 Hiway 81 Edis .1 44 S 837-4400 BOW DISTRIBUTING DR. DONALD M. STORSLEE Chi ldren's Dentistry Sunnyside,Wc1shington ,sz we HOLLAND BAKERY Q Si' 9,-gl' ms.: X seg' Sega' SQZNXQ :S . : 7 u I ,LQ 145,200 You can t better the Cs N 0,1 fj5gf:?.' best ,3 J, Freezer Bread H sl H AUTO UPHOLSTERY lui! 81 Phone 837-3282 Sunnyside E y S f A, 0 llvv E.i V, by f s L, ra yy 330535931 :-1r EDDIE'S BARBER SHOP ELMER'S MOBIL B 81 L LUMBER COMPANY SHULEY'S PAINT Highway 410 Sunnyside 6th 8 Franklin Sunnyside SCHDR ' 3 ggi, Ai 2 aim ri CLEMETSON GIFFEN'S Town 8K Country Hardware 448 So. 6th Sunnyside KEN CURRY FORD ' Lincoln-Mercury-Ford 301 So. Sixth 837-3501 Member of the American Gem Society Hear All Grizzly Gomes K R E W OVSI' an 1- ww, wwf M... 6 fqvawrw y R Home or: THE f 1- miszfeifexfiiieefeara, Q um A Y y V: I H THE f L ,ian ' A ,Ta M .,.V.,.. ,, ., 2 ,A 5,1 V ew fc I 'F ,,,, - -lr yi,y,.,'. i,i.,V. ,A J8lD Footbcungeligicetboll P MEMORIES My Favorites Class of Class mofro School colors Favorite Teacher Favorite Boy Favorite Girl Prom Awards and offices held Acfiviiies Complimenrs YEAGER of STUDIOS Q l ff Mlrathnn Pmductx A f 'uomce E A H , i is W HH, N,wWswm..MM, w,,,, .,,,....m-MN AMERiCAili iXii1f Morofhon Division x ii r 'f i semi? Y , l i i ? , ,Viii. ,Ai HERRETT TRUCKING CO., Inc. P O BOX 539 o SUNNYSIDE, WASHINGTON G ' d P t S I' ,V . X :N roomzng an e upp :es Z .,- It alice? ' 3 - i ' poodle pafzlofz g F Eutway Shopping Center Phone 837-6995 Congratulations Class of '67 fOf , f Z7 1 l 'WW gf, , wx, - ww f ' N f , , Z A Keep in the well dressed circle LEE SEMON'S W WMffwM if - :W aaa? . hn,,,,,,,- INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SHAW'S CUSTOM CUTTING Sales SQ Service Scoon 8K Outlook Road 837-4871 W if '7 'l-'ig ifiswli, KEN SHAW'S ROOF MAINTENANCING . modern cold process roofing . pure glass cap sheets . aluminum coating . asphalt paving 8. seal coating for home driveways - parking lots, etc 203 Terrace Ave. 837-3832 -wwnwwt A' , ,. W? --4 . Hint fffffx 5 at V, ., , A 1 7 N ' ' K ' ,, L .., , ,, n a W o . , ':., s t o 'Ji I Q h,, 0 in , I. skim L 44 i ii :bv E i a Y 4 P.D.Q. AGENCY A al W 380 Highway 410, Sunnyside Insurance Real Estate 'HU' ,,.-ap -.-- x 1121 :i M 5 it si 'vi ,Q 1 X .--,.....--f'T :'-Y iz, I x gqxwiv Ji i 8 iw, 6,1 lf, g5E':.::gg.... I 1 ' A Men S me' 534.1-3 Wi ix f gin' W V-JJ-Q X . K I v . swfff -f ,s as 1 emma ' ' ' t 4 and Women's Casual 16th 8K Edison 421 So. 6th Free Delivery Sunnyside, Washington Convenient Drive-ln Window ' 12 if ily Q I , J ,XT 'Gm . a t .7 s A g A uf 5 EAL 255552 1 W ,Q ilozmf lwmflirmts lhvgf! ftslofff jfiiffmffu -51 Wi MARK DENSCN AGENCY INC. J.C. PENNEY CC. i3th 8g State Highway Sunnyside, Washington t 151 A -A liiixififlnlf. UNIGAS INC. g L L V H45 I Q 7 I 2, ' qi i 5421 if f , -wi as M:,:f:1zf55f3g.f if a r ,,'h L- f f ,I 1 I 133352255 'ligwiw i gfw 11 If fM4W,. it ogg fig ag n i ' 5 its PLANTER'S HOTEL 1826 Edison Sunnyside 6th 81 Decatur Sunnyside SUNNYSIDE DAILY NEWSCAST congratulations class of '67 837-4500 420 S . 7th HIROSHI FURUKAWA Physician 8. Surgeon Sunnyside, Washington 837-55 33 Best of luck class of '67 compliments of W ' UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY OF THE NORTHWEST 520 Edison Phone 837-2211 Sunnyside, Washington 152 Your Full Service Bank Everybody's Bank Member of Sunnyside Branch OLD NATIONAL BANK or WASHINGTON 'i'J?.. .i'fiL'I? TOTEM SALES Congratulations Class of '67 compliments of HOWARD'S EMPIRE DRUG EASTWAY PHARMACY Where pharmacy is a profession. Sunnyside, Washington Phone 837-4223 ,, i 4. la PITZER ' 7 AND W KNERR 407 S . 7th, Sunnyside 837-5603 1 SEATTLE FIRST g 4 I llu fifgilsioz f A 2 I I A 'Z' A , r d T T TTT TTT TTTT T TTTT ,TT I A 5 NATIONAL BANK fA I To Serve Your I :: . I Convenience cmd Needs' A I Sunnyside Branch ffwwf - AAAAA I I I member of A 5 s f F.D.I.C. HORACE L. MILLER AGENCY, INC. Real Estate Insurance Bonds Mortage Loans Financing Central Building Sunnyside Washington Reliable Service Since I908 I Congratulations Seniors! YAKIMA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Phone 837-4555 RAY RUTZ Auto Insurance Fire Insurance Life Insurance State Farm Mutual 704 East Edison Sunnyside Washington Office 837-4670 Residence 837-464I M,,Qgg,u .f W we sfvspmwy-B we ' I V' ,. ,.'fjLwes3ffp:gfWff Um 5 ? M , , .V , , ,.., ,, ,,,,,, N..,..,, Www, M, A J ,V , f V BOB'S DRTVE-IN EVANS 8: SON 1012 Store Hlghwoy V M Q ,XBQUXSCS PIZZA ll 4 f f M , Q v,,S.2zff?fwwm,N ' A , WV V MW.-,. ,t,,l,C,,A, we W my-V ,.,,,,...4w.,.,,..,, AH A 1 ,, E CHQCKEN DEANO'S C. SPECK MOTORS Owner-Tom Muggli 837-5501 Congrotulafions I N f e welcome here HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL YOUR HIGHNESS BEAUTY CHURCH SALON llllllll tllllll Fresh Fruits Vegetables Groceries Sunnyside Phone 837-7433 ,.f.'!5l. ,f,f5, Alvin T. Knudtson 630 Decatur Ave. ARf'o C. - - Jack G Robinson Sunnyside, Wash. il WESTERN AUTO if rf me ,C Home owweo VALLEY CLEANERS 442 so. 6th 837-2395 e. 1- I e. ' 3 :Q KN ' O Evo The Only Exclusive Job Printing Plant in the Lower Valley. MORROW'S SUNNYSIDE PRINT SHOP 620 Decatur Sunnyside, Washington H. ...,, 6 - ' f f-5 .m , zzv f fr.'r' E22 Plwne 337-2456 A .-14 vr Q, if H -A- OW 5 MC' be' Morrow ..::,r .,,., I V.,,':.,,...i, 1 r.,r HARRIE'S Phone 837-4900 544 So. Sixth RCA 7' Whirlpool S unnyside , Washington 156 WESTERN LODGE MOORE'S JEWELRY DIETZEN'S THRIFTWAY Your Complete Gift Store 2 I ,cr WW...--4 gy- NMMWMWW-W ' Ni ,L My S 4 xfggtff 4 Z i 'E . I 1 Q . . A 1, , ,A,.,AA. . . Q l.A:, ,, V '.. TT Sunnyside - Prosser - Wapato Grandview - Toppenish 9 ROWAN S TAYLOR FAMILY SHOE STORE PLUMBING Mechanical Contractors 708 Edison Ave. P.O. Box 668 Phone 837-2252 413 6th l Phone 837-4842 Sunnys d 1, ,m X fi SUNNYSIDE CONCRETE PWE CC' OF CONCRETE Pape E 1 5 if A fl PY f ' R' H i EJ' 'iii if ' 2 Q 'Zi - 1 7 if ' w if MQ W. my fi, 2 S of , . , , 1 , , .., - LL f in ,A , W MW 75 Wm, is W f iff,-+L-Tirl '2 S- '.'.e. 3' E 1 ,E ,if O ,L MANUFACTURERS OF ALLTYPES 2 we if P JZ! I is ga S u fs 5 ..M....!..M W I X M y I. g g O, S D b1AA' u',fh W U P - is FJ! m E iE i , ? is E O JZ'-i'f iqzl lllch Shui A 6 P Xf h1 MUNTGOMERY WARD CONCRETE sl PIPE CO. 636 Decatur Phone 837-4600 9th 8. State Highway SKILES JEWELERS 425 so. em A Phone if 837-4843 Sams ' E- E E HI-U MOTEL S ? f f iv 410 Highway E SUNNYSIDE DODGE E Sunnyside Sunnyside Washington Lu ' 410 SEARS MARKET 837-5100 Phone 410 Highway Si 13th ST. Sunnyside Sunnyside WALTER'S PHARMACY On The main corner ARNOLD C. TAIT M.D Physician and Surgeon Sunnyside , Washington DR. GERALD A. DIERDORFF DR. A. A. CLEVENGER OPTOMETRIST Dr. j.H. Humes WALTER C. BALL 81 SON SMITH FUNERAL HOME Mr. 8. Mrs. Oris E. Smith 528 8th Sf. 512 E. 41'hSf. Sunnyside, Wash. Grandview, Wash 837-4762 882-5583 Administration Advertising ASB Officers Awards Baseball Basketball Clean-up Day Contents Debate Elections European Trip Executive Council Faculty Football Foreign Exchange Index Foreword Girls' and Boys' State Golf Graduation Grizzliettes Grizzly Council Grizzly Gazzette Guidance Office Homecoming Honor Band Junior Class Library Mirror Staff Miss Sunnyside Music Office Staff Organizations 102 Boys' Pep Club l05 DECA HO F.F.A. H3 F.H.A. H2 Fire Squad IO8 G.A.A. H7 Girls' Letter Club 106 Girls' Pep Club IO4 Grizzly Boosters IO9 Honor Society H l Latin Club H4 Lettermen's Club T07 Speech Club and N.F.L. H6 Thespians H5 Plays 77 Prom 94 Rally Squad l5 Seattle Symphony 85 Senior Activities 34 Senior Class I8 Senior Favorites 90 Sophomore Class 54 Sports H8 Student Council l2 Talent Show 78 Tennis l38 Tolo 80 Top Scholars 38 Track T22 Wrestling T29 Graduating Seniors leave and parking lot denotes school is out! , X xii V, ' I -1 3 -0 1' S Lfflizf ,, , W -wif , N, , ax .. x, , wh , I Vrv 1: zu.-Qv Q , ,, , ,ad 1 Y 4 1 I I M. if , 'f,,,11Id J' 1- Xix X ,fin A 'K M fe- H, ,B 3 a an 5 if qi. U ill!!! n Q 4' H i -. i 5 lm . W 'Q 3' SAA- li ' ' ' 527 7 ' 5' 2 P' wi . N aw, ,f,. , 'w'ffW,' ' W .vw ' fil- , M w 15155231 , M' 1 wif? -' ww an . 1 Xm W, 'ff w-N 4, 1, ,, ,. 1 ww A 4 1 2 , .-5, W X--,.,