Sunnyside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sunnyside, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1970 volume:

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H. - Q: ,Q V- wywp, , Q' V2 3, Q v mp' R Foreword For the graduating senior class the future years will offer little opportunity for the familiar close involvement to which they have been accustomed for thirteen years in public school, Mirror 1970 presents one years record of the activities through which we have participated in be- ing HAPPY TOGETHER, .,.,-.,..............i....- Administration The 1969-70 school year was one of achievement by the student body due to assistance from fac- ulty members, An average school day that was put in by advisors this year came to about eight hours in the class- room and several hours more at home correcting papers and doing research. On top of this, many instructors were in charge of special activities in which both student and advisor participation was together. Our teachers were not only happy in their work and happy with each other, but also did a tremendous job of keeping the student body HAPPY TOGETHER, Advisor if MR , LINEHAN Principal 1 My ,, gp , 'SKY gQlf'j,g ,J if W1 'fra-5 HHRRY BENSON ass! sun fun vucnnnm in nun scuoox anvs nuenancr mem Panama suasmumc nonseunuuc me any MR, BLU1v11f: MR. BENSON ViCe-pI-incipal Director of Vocational Department +w.....,... MR, SLUPSKY Guidance MRS, LUDWIG Guidance MRS , CLE M ICTSON Secretary MRS , T AYLOR Secretary :sqm 2 f 3 5 5 , Z 1 Q , 5 , j 5 s i Y? MRS, KNERR District Nurse if 4 Xv.X W NWN Nw.W,....i -. A wwwmumi F , Q N.Q.N....i..A,...Q..i,,m , Nu MN--N 5 Q wweiww ww-.w........... ,, Xmmixm g y 3. 1 f avi ii 2 2 fi ,wh , -N 1 1' Hfwgi, if , .5 AFVA ,g,, ,' . f A , z 1 , mg? 4 41, fu xii v ,f 4 4 - Mi. , 9x i f 2 i ii K if 3 if? 1 ge ,, 2 H 3 1 V s i A E f 4 i , 1 xx ' 2 3 3 3 5 s ix 2 W i :A 4 f i f 1 ai Y, if 5 1 5 i 1 if ,fw'2f wtf gig? zgii 5 5 f M fre f 11125 525223 Wu? Q 1 f f W mi J 5 , f 3 'Q' L ' fi E MM fs 1 f M 1 331 School Board Members ofthe School Board: MR, CORLESS, MR, STORSLEE, MR, CULLEN, MR, BRIDGMAN, MR, VAN de GRAFF, 3 ,Q 2,1 ww, o V H MR, PISTORESE MR, COLBY Assistant Superintendent Supe rintendent Q MMM., MMV, gig ff,-',, , 3,1 W! NW, wk! f M , rw, 'i3f, A 1 L V' In 'Z ,X ggg A Language ' ' W A' 1 S 4 A, H M41 hi 'Y fyi57, w 2 L '5 7i P!!-ffE ?L?f,'f s,M 'Heil Q A' WSW are if MN L' N ' g ,ff f F ' A 1 I f Hwefe'12-,'2f?'f1,1fe'Li' W- ' '+'wvff li ' if f:g:g'f lk 4, f-Q 1 1: rrvr f , -L .i A ff, -- 1 V , V I ff,' ,Ax ev fi ,A f- if M 3 1 ag, V l AA AW? A ' f!v3w.T'iA A A t 4 it 43' ,A A . A ' MRS, SCIIINMANN Spanish Latin Latin Club Advisor We are inthe era of travel, and Americans travel more than any other people on earth, With help from Mrs, Schinmann and Miss Murray, the student is able to understand the language and customs of other lands, In this way the students at S,H,S, are able to cope with people of other lands by understanding their language and ways. MISS MURRAY French French Club Advisor Junior Class Advisor ,gui Students learning a ncw language MR, PERIN English MRS, ROOS English Senior Class Advisor English X zf S MR , KOV ACEVICH English Drama Thespian Advisor The English Department, under the fine leadership of Mrs, Roos, is one of the most effective departments in the school, With such subjects as speech, debate, drama, literature, and grammar, the student is able to communicate efficiently, The English Department helps t.he pupil learn to put these skills to use. English 10 and 11 teaches the student fundamentals of grammar and literature, English 12 is for those students who wish to prepare for college. For students who enjoy writing there is a fine journalism class, Those interested in adeptly expressing them- selves in speech may take speech, debate, or drama. MZ' Q warg, ,QA 291922, -.., Wi , l , w---.-- 13311 fill! 3 1 8 xg' ,W,, W 5 1 D'-',, fs Wg ,M ,,,, ,M , i MRS, RAUSCH Speech English MRS, HALFMOON Debate English Speech Club and Journalism NFL Advisor S 4 1 2 f 1 , 1 fi Z V? ff MRS, WALLER MISS MORROW English English Girls' Pep Club Advisor Grizzliettes Advisor Librar Students of today need a good reference library, S,H,S, has one of the finest libraries in the Valley, with an assortment of non-fiction, fiction, research, and reference material on all major subjects, With help from Mrs, Moore, Mrs, Fadness, and the library aides, students are able to locate the vast amount of materials of- fered, With this material and help from the librarian, the li- brary becomes an important part of every student's school life, MRS, MOORE Librarian ,L as S X Tom Biehl one of the student library aides MRS, FADNESS Library aide MR, ANDERSON Chemistry Physics Physical Science Senior Class Advisor Science It takes an outstanding science depart- ment to meet the demands of the students in our modern world, Our teachers are of the highest quality and present the ma- terial in an interesting and informative way, They offer courses in physical sci- ence, biology, chemistry, and physics, The student is required to take either physical science or biology, For those wanting further courses they may take chemistry 1 and 2 or physics. MR, HATCH Biology Physical Science Chemistry FTA Advisor MR, SYVERTSON Biology Asst, Football Coach Asst, Wrestling Coach 1 1 2 l Z , 1 QW Wfrmi Qffjw ,Q MR, KINNEY World Problems World Ilistory Western Civilization U,S, History Honor Society Advisor MR, POTTER World Problems Football Coach JV Basketball Coach Letterrnen's Club Advisor Juniors studying U,S, History Social tudics With world events happening all around us, the students at S, H,S, have to know what is going on in the world of today, The social studies department is helping the student to understand world problems in two ways, First, by teaching the pupil the history of the United States and world, By understanding the problems of our forefathers students will be able to under- stand what led up to the problems of today, Second, by studying and discussing the problems of today in this manner the stu- dents of today will understand the prob- lems they will face. UW MR, BARRONETT World Problems Psychology Sociology Annual Advisor Camera Club Advisor MR, GALBRAITH U,S, History World Problems Junior Class Advisor MR, HARRINGTON U,S, History Asst, Football Coach Track Coach E 5 5 X I x for -1 kk l K S Z if 5 2' X E 2 MR, JENNINGS General Math Algebra Advanced P, E, Basketball Coach Golf Coach Boys' Pep Club Math Mathematics is an essential part of every- one's every day life, The math department offers the students as much math as they need. For the pupil who plans to major in math, this department offers a fine pro- gram, Those students needing only a lim- ited amount of math may take as much as they need, 14 MR, HOEL Geometry Basic Electricity and Electronics FTA Advisor 5 5 MR, JACOBSON Algebra III-Trig, Algebra IV-Math Analysis Geometry Math Club Advisor Track Coach Grizzly Booster Advisor 7, e mm as 1 K was .rs 7 -fly My 2 a A sa :Mail anfmfyaa 5 553 .W . 7 -1 X33 :xg 'ek M ,.,. X up s! 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SARAS Girls' P, E, Advanced P, E, Rally Squad Advisor GAA Advisor 'Q Vocational Department Students typing on the new typewriters, S, H, S, has one of the finest vocational departments in this area, Whether a student becomes a secretary, a mechanic, a farmer, or a homemaker, he or she will re- ceive the best training possible, These courses are for students planning to get a job after graduation. Students learn how to get and keep jobs and how to get along with others. Businessmen are delighted to hire students completing these courses. The vocational de- partment is an important part of S, H, S, MRS , THOMAS Nurses Aide MR, MooRE Mechanical Drawing Metal Shop Machine Operation Asst, Baseball Coach MR. RUNYAN Shorthand Business Law Economics Graphic Arts , ,.,, 1 ia E Q T Z we I. X. X: ,qs 5 3555 5,5 5 is ,g Ig 2 1 5 i A fl f .su f 1 sg: NR MISS HARMS Typewriting Business Machines MR, HAMMACK . MR, FRONEK Distributive EduC2.ti0n General Business Bookkeeping 5 B 'i Vocational Department M 'A Mr. McCoy helping the boys with their projects. .. 11- gag New a a aa aa aata a a 5 1 : i MRS, SMITH MR, SNOW Home Economics Driver Training FHA Advisor MR , SENN Industrial Arts Carpentry MR. CHASE Agriculture FFA Advisor Wrestling Coach Asst. Football Coach Fire Squad Advisor MR. MCCOY MR. GRIFFIN Assembly Mechanics Assembly Mechanics Agriculture MR , BOS Band Chorus Many of our students have a desire to draw or an interest in music. Mr, Bos and Mr, Burrell are helping students to express themselves, The art department offers a general course which consists of learning the fundamentals of good design. The music department teaches the fundamentals of music. With these fundamentals and with prac- tice, the students are able to per- form at pep rallies, games, and various civic and club functions. In this way the band brings the school and city closer together. Fine Arts MR, BURRE LL Art Crafts 1 x n Band students learning to march? ,Q Ulm lm usow lfgieuaaidvl ,. . ,.,,,.,f-'W' Student Council discusses girls wearing pants to school in the winter months. tudcnt Council Stmnyside High School is es- sentially a tri-cameral system with any law which changes policy going through a homeroom, student council, executive council cycle before it becomes effective. This can be initiated upon any of the three levels. The student body policy can be very respon- sive to the will of the majority of the student body, On Monday morning each homeroom has a meeting. Any business is brought up by the homeroom's vice-president at student council on Wednesday noon. Matters include homeroom and executive council business. Voting on policy matters is delay- ed until discussion and voting of the homerooms, The student council chairman is the council's representative on the executive cotuicil, This year's Student Council Chairman is Rob Baurle. Other officers include: David Newhouse, assistant council chairmang Patty McQueston, secretaryg and Patti Neill, parliamentarian. Rob Bauerle, student council chairman TOP: Pat Hoodg Gayle Taylorg Cindy Clevenger BOTTOM: Cheryl Brandsmag Melody Newhouseg Linda Johnston. Victory, victory, victory! The grubles strike again. Rally Squad Mary Egan, queen Bob Severance Nancy Potter Junior Rodriguez Let's Show That Grizzly Spirit! Executive Council The key group of the student government is Executive Council, This group, having executive as well as legislative functions, handles finance, supervises pro- grams, and initiates legislative matters. As a communication link with the administration and faculty, the Executive Council and Student Council serve as two sounding boards for student opinion and as a communication link. The Executive Council consists of the seven elected officers of the student body, the presidents of the three classes, the yell king or queen, the newspaper editor, the annual editor, and the high school principal, This year the Executive Council passed music in the halls, girls wearing pants, and beards for boys, They also supervised the league standing board and a Sunnyside Grizzlies banner for the gym. A government such as SLmnyside's can enable the ad- ministration and students to be HAPPY TOGETHER, Executive Council discusses up-coming assemblies. ta an Larry Bennett, A,S,B, President Classes A class cannot be effective un- less it is a well organized group of co-operative people, Such were the three classes of Sunnyside High School during the 1969-70 school year, As a student body we were Very HAPPY TOGETHER because of a background filled with closeness through ten years of growing to know each other before we even reached senior high school, The years at S,H, S, bring stu- dents into contact with joy and agony not only as individuals but as a group, It was through class participation and co-operation that we achieved happiness. Senior Class Gfficcrs J-1.1! .1 STANDING: Wayne Jernberg, SEATED, left to right: Paul Snow, Laura Newhouse, Mr, Bootsma, and Pam Roberts, CLASS ADVISORS: Mrs, Roos and Mr, Anderson, The Senior class of 1970 showed the school that they were first in school spirit by coming out winners of the Pep Stick which they also won in their Junior year, Also, in their Junior and Senior years they won both the Junior-Senior Basketball games and the Dimes for Scholarship drives, bringing in a total of 31881. 95 to- ward their class scholarships, Leaving the halls of S, H, S, , the grad- uates have these memories to look back on, S,H, S, bids them farewell and good luck in the future, Anderson, Mrs, Roos, DebBee Dan Adams Nelda Alaniz Celedonio Alvarez Wanda Anderson Charlotte Arnold Greg Arnold Kenneth Baird Dave Bartley Rob Baurle Kelly Beard Keith Bell Kathy Benghts Larry Bennett Mike Berk Ron Berk Mildred Bernier Mark Betz Richard Biehl Tom Biehl Sue Blume , ,, 'mi . . 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WIN , Q ff Li 0,95 N x 1 l Z 1 12 3 a 5 Don Tolman Salvador Torres Jr. Bruce Tramel Yvonne Ullas J antena Van Oostrum Margaret Van Wingerden Dagmar Von Grudzinski Georgine Wade Allan Walker Carol Warriner Rhoda Waterman Mike Westerfield James White Sandra White Bob Willey Alana Young 25? Myron Swigart David Swofford Becky Taylor Theresa Thomas Jesse Timmermans Jr. NOT PICTURED Clyde Belieu Ben Castilla Ernest Castilla Cathy Clark Pam Dohrman Dennis Dorsey Juanita Farias Wayne Fitzpatrick Robert Geir Janie Gonzalez Dennis Graff Joe Guerro Ed Hall Sherri Hammond Barbara Heimbecker Jim Hovorka Dan Kranz Gloria Leija Chris Leman Rita Lopez Ron Mason Gary Meyers Rod Mitchell Ramona Perez Connie Rogers Butch Saenz Jenny Stack Paul Stewart Jim Stubbs Micky Thrush Carlotta Trevino Sandra Turner Gary Waterman Linda Wilson Jamie Artega Sid Hardwick utr- 14 Vg 'WY ,W,u.,,, ,WM-Ww,.,, ' 'Q,' Z lr, f M ff ,Zi 45 2, f ve ,f fw '55 'X ,. 245 A ' 'Y ,' f2f2:4i 3 1af'.,u , ff i ght To Remember omp And Circumstanceu .K km L. 'M Q fx' Q Q Ax xl ,rg V A N ,ii--Q' na'-P f .Q w ax. 'S' y 9 ,oaey :T A ,R fff QA 12 'RLQJ ' 'N Moa as .maj I V' 52,9 K A Bill La Framboiseg Top 12 Class Speaker :T,N ,,,. lm ...,.. ,M WW W , J ' M ALI .www K ' A V ME 2 2' X , N My ,f x RW' 7 'gf , N K ,W 1 ,,, L x sf 'Q f 2 Q 2 4 ,Y ,QZQV f Q10 Ge 1 X LM awk. Q W SAL nnwmwuf Q- gr. X ? A E Q ,E X N ff' A Nr Breakfast And Farewell S.H.S. With mixed emotions , the students cat their last meal in the S.H.S. cafeteria. Best All Around Nancy Potter Wayne Jernberg For thirteen years the schools have been your second home. You have planned, worked and hoped for a successful completion of its program and through graduation to make another significant step into the adult world. Suddenly you don a cap and gown. You march to Pomp and Circumstancef' hear a vague number of speeches and congratulations . You surrender the cap and gown, board a bus for a night of fun, you eat breakfast as a last act as a student in public school and it is over. You leave , tired, happy, and a little sad all mixed together. You have been happy together as the class of 1970. Yet endings and new beginnings are always that way. Congratulations Class of 1970 and God Speed you on your way. Most Athletic Mary Egan, Rick Orth, Dick Paulson Next Years Grads I 2 5 s r 'Q MQW? LEFT TO RIGHT: Cheryl Johnston, Rocky Bronkhorst, Trish Erskine, and Irene Jones. Class Advisors: Mr Calbraith and Miss Murray. This year's junior class re- ceived a government subsidy to send Richard Hiler and Bill Ooms to Utah State for the National Science Foundation. Also a point to notice is that through the scholarship drive, and by selling popcorn at the home S,H,S. games, the class earned S743 . 00 . By their loud cheering and vigorous rooting at pep assem- blies, the class was able to place second in a close race between themselves and the seniors for the pep jug. 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Sgmdee Lutjemeier gg A Ed Lyon 5' - ' , Ben Mahre Q at - , Q six ' ' ali -f51f:. 55i-fff:' ffg', QI: ,fiiszfy J 1 it L 'Y .rf f Ken Mains Kim Mains .,i A Q ,kbq , ,, B 5 L 1 1 . ,fr 33 H' f Patti Martin V A ' A X Teresa Martin K -ggi W 3 A an rm , fn If ' IE: - A Joe Martinez My ' 3' vm x Mary Martinez .fi , , S iw Wai in his JOY Mayes i,. Qery L or if Marvin McClure , ' it' X- -,-, . Terry McClure 'Ag Q' Mike McDanie1s Bob McGhehey Mary Jo McMinimee Jeanne McNabb 2 .f'-' Stanley Miller Brenda Michell as Carla Moody Barry Morrow Sam Morrow .N LBMLL 1 -.,, i Q ,age .V .L .Q X- - , -,'. .,.... 5 fo fi , , 'Q V i fx. i Q i Juniors try hard and comn rr t r r r 'FX ,X f j f -if is K .,... A M in A 'iff ese f- A ' -'.. - . ., -' W . 1. 'L g A , l , A - 1' Ai so Q Q A X .::1.., we ,.,.. H . ' ',: fs.Q, .. 5 , ,,: K is . 5. lil f ' O Q , , - Y sg rs n second for pep stick. ff' 'IN ,, : . q .. Y 5' it if 'is' .W ' K' ag? Philip Palmer Joel Pease Dennis Pederson Mary Alice Perez Adele Perrault Michele Perrault X E rr gi 3, I Bob Mortensen Ann Nelson Penny Newhouse Dennis Nostrant Eric O'Connor Bill Ooms Wesley Orr Terry Orth Larry Ortiz Rudy Ortiz Jim Owens Bobbie Jo Paden 3 iii H s M.. Q '75-1 X mf 5,5 We 47? K' Q ff -li if X X qv ,qj gf 'fr' fs 4 A l g z X91 is a Debbie Pickel Diana Pickel Brent Pistorese Yvonne Pope Gene Priggee Joe Querin Rick Rabe Alfonso Ramos Debbie Ramsey Adolfo Rangel Linda Ray Karen Redeker W 1:2 .5 A- Lx: ,A :iA,.Vk 5' -WL .. SL gi :ew '1' :La lil: K . i Y .- 1 A -4- V ff' asm Y H f , . 1-we-1. i ,if Iv if --AKL ffl. fl . :.. x -55- 22 . 3 ,, ,.1 i.LL 7.5 .. E W K Q. . ., lg 'sf - - --is-1 isis. -, 42? . v,,. . 2 . 'fi is gee? 1'.f:'-JY'5:?m5'55 ggi-5g:'b:32fSaV . Agn S s is -if i ak S 5 is -I K sage ,. 5 , ' Q F-.1 f. wi,ig--g,flgi-'Q-f..f5. .V f.-, U-, 'd it S 9 Wx. .. 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Jeanne Wright Mark Wyatt Alice Yanez Juanita Ybarra Roanne Zigler Susan Stack Mary Stamschror Rob Stokes Barbara Stout Debb Taylor Gayle Taylor Jim Taylor Irvin Timmermans Henry Torres Peter Torres Ray Torres Alberto Trevino Linda Valandry Reynoldo Valenzuela Maggie Vancik Ron Vander Lugt Doris Vander Veer Bob Vandeventer Dinah Varela Steve Walker Gary Warren Herbert Warriner Jim Weddle Betty Weenink Vergie Wertenberger Kathy Westerfield Dave Wickham Tony Williams Whitney Williams Dennis Winant J Class f '72 ,Q WC '14 5 U1 um: Z3 7-3223 HW 1 Y'oa V V4 6 'U I 194' 0 fwmw HW W SOPIIOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Class advisors, Mr. Glcndenning, Mr, Syvertson, President, Matt Schilperoort, Vice President, Bernie Klippert, Secretary Treasurer, Marlene Cook, Program Chairman, Sara Stewart. X k-v. f trr: Eifkg Rv, ,Er Q 'S- i x ' F i l if Q A X I if M fda -MTS 5 i i -2 SQ1 :ff C A S u X rrruyy 55-S. xfagw L,'1 + ' Lily Acevedo Joe Acosta Cecilia Aguilar Charlie Aguilar Gilbert Aguilar Mary Aiken Ramon Alaniz Peggy Albee Jim Alexander George Allen Ricky Allen Nellie Almaquer , :Ev ,.,. E ,W A V W, ', We in -ifwa Qimvgf X Q ,,,...N, .- l Mr . Perin's English class hard at work? L i f ,. , , , 1 if i ., ' f' Q H -.,- 1 , ',,f,' ,-,, ' rti M . , ,f:,, , 3 ' Tiki' '- it A ,VV ,, ,,,, , , . 3 y 2 M VV l ,AAA, H J for , V AAZA Q iiii It A .,,.,,,, 1 Lf':'h if' 1' H , f if 2? up , ia ,, gf ,,,,,, ,,fg,.- Wi f f L, 7 f My I W an f Q w e 5 , . 'M 'wi ,.f,,42,,a,yMwm,,Ww , ,WMM f ta 'QS , V 'B fc? Z 2 X fm f , in ' ff 1' f 1 2 '59 TZ A 5 Y' , W ,W 'M at na 415 ? 1 12 f if f f 1 4 'z ff I 2 V W W ., in a ff' 1 f ' ' ,Q2jf55fgf,: Q ' 'A,v , , . 5 zViL i ,.V, 3 , W 2 W i an 5 1 , gi, , fa is W, i , , it f ff Sv t, , it fa ga? 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The sm- dent body cleaned not only our own campus, but also worked in a joint effort with local business men and firemen to alleviate the litter problem in Simnyside. mmwwww L- f f QM, .M Q W 1 Z This year was a special one, full of extra-curricular activities and red letter days which were marked on almost eve1'yone's calendar. The Curious Savage was the first play of the season put on by talented S,H,S, students. Our T010 dance in February ended the boys' week of slave driving the girls. Another suc- cess was the second school play which was followed the next week by a senior prom, This event with its great turn-out was fol- lowed another week later by the Coffee Cup Concert. Ayear of exciting events was ended at commencement with a group of young people who were to be HAPPY TOGETHER for the last time. fp 66 All together now ! ! 'E' Homecoming '69 Homecoming 1969 was held in honor of the class of 1944, Acti- vities began Thursday, October 9, with a serpentine down town and afterwards the bonfire held in the high school parking lot, Friday's events were set into motion by the introduction of the Royalty at our pep assembly, Friday evening there was a parade through town, which was followed by the game against the West Valley Rams resulting in Sunnyside's first loss of the sea- son, The evening was climaxed by a dance at Lincoln gym, Live music was provided by the Reason, In closing seconds, Rick Orth tries for Grizzly victory, First Place Float First place was taken by Miss Morrow's homeroom with a theme of 'Land of the Losers.' A D as the LQSERS Dick comes to the sidelines after a hard fought game. Blazing Grizzly spirit. Homecoming Ro alt ,, .4 f, if 27 -My gqg 'W wi K il Q RI' 5 R5 :Q 4 321- Q Q ,W sm 5 Kkgg f Q ww 7 off M, Ma Q K 3, t, A QT fa f f M ' i V ' .Q ,,r 7f' i ' r o 4 1 J i Jr, princess, Debb Taylor Homecoming Queen, Pam Roberts Soph princess, Barb Schons Grizzliettes provide an arch for the homecoming royalty, Come Into My World Music by the Reason entertained at the dance after the game. Honor Ro alty ?M XJ' X ---,-wi Sr. , Maria Greco Jr. , Claudia Jacobson 'A Time For Us' --4 LEFT TO RIGIIT: Maria Greco, Karst Brandsma, Denise Boyd, Robin Roberts, King Bill and escort Cyndge Bill Lalframboise, Cyndee Clevenger, Jim llazzard, Melody Newhouse, Brent Pistorese, Gayle Taylor, Louie Morales, Erma Guarra. Tolo now listen Shelley .... and now he expects me to turn on the faucet for him! Staged in pillars and roses, T010 held Feb. 20, was truly fit forARomeo Sz Juliet, The Trane supplied live music, but then Sash Eirich took over the mike, played and sang 'A Time For Us' for the royalty dance, I think that should be enough for awhile! ! ! if ' 4 an W Ov Q ,f l 1 y N' , x ,s if f :es,52fffI4I r fs W vt 4m:x:.'c.. z:':17 'Wg AA? Am, ,. .. ., W 'V kv Q f '5' psf' T S 0 L h ve shi! 3 ,Z G ,, fffvn,-,, .'-1-x2bG ,i V - '1'v--fV, - . V ' 'eg at least he carries his own magazine l ! Prom amcd Magic Carpet Ride The Grand March of Prom officially starts the royalty ceremonies. The Don Hughs Quartet provided the music for Prom , Approximately 90 couples were whisked away on a Magic Carpet Ride at the an- nual Junior-Senior Prom held April 17, at the S.H.S. gymnasium. Wayne Jernberg, senior class presi- dent, with his date , and Cheryl Johnston, junior class president with her escort led the traditional Grand March. Melody Newhouse was crowned Prom Queen with a court of Linda Johnston and Nancy Potter , Dance music was provided by the Don Hughes Quartet, while couples were en- tertained at intermission by Gayle Duke, Jaco Rosenberg, and Laurie Shearer and Gaynelle Dorsey. 5,39 :E 3, , Q? k ' 3' ir .., .mm 5 Y' W K - -llikigiiillfwgq' - M i ...-A Prom's excited royalty for this year wereg Nancy Potter, Melody Newhouse, and Linda Johnston. Queen Melody beams as she promenades for the Gaynelle Dorsey and Laurie Shearer delightfully entertain crowd. at the Prom. Thc gym was decorated with a yellow and orange crepe paper ceiling and flowers on the tables . Murals decorated the Walls , Jim iors and seniors alike worked long hours under the supervision of Mr. Galbraith making pre- parations for the gala event. Rob Baucrle, dressed as a gcnic, announced the arrival of couples at the entrance . V V 5 ' A Announcmg Judy Mums and RICK QI-thi! 'he P1 om pioved to be the social cvcnt of the school year. rgentine and- German Exchange Jaco 1 Ruben Rosenberg Sponsored by the Rotary Inter- national, Ruben Rosenberg, an ambitious Argentine, came to Smmyside High School not only to study subjects offered here, but also to study the American way of life. Ruben had no trouble communi- cating with us, for he spoke flu- ently in English and most students were much impressed with Ruben's knowledge and his drive to learn, Ruben made his home with the Father Thomas Fowler family and later stayed with the Tanasse family to experience another view of living in an American home, Dagi : Dagmar Von Grudzinski Dagmar Von Grudzinski, affectionately called Dagi by the students and faculty at S,H,S, , came to us from Gutersloh North-Rhine Westphalia, in Northern West Germany, Dagi studied World Prob- lems, Sociology and four other subjects at S, H, S, and found our school much different from hers. Taking six subjects at S,H,S, as compared to 13 or 14 at Dagi's school was a con- siderable change for her. Dagi made her home with the George Blumes', S,H,S, thoroughly enjoyed Dagi's presence here,' and can only hope she remembers us in years to come. A I V ' V , . VV,', Canadian Exchange TOP LEFT: Murry Knipfel, Allen Rasmussen, BOTTOM LEFT: Sharon Sharpe, Sue Agur. While the Canadian exchange students visited S,H, S, , four students: Judy Furukawag Carolyn Garrisong Pam Hansen, and Terri Linehan, visited Summerland High School in British Columbia. The classes they attended were much different than classes at S, H, S, They had five periods a day so each day they took their first period over twice. The four from S, H, S, stayed in private homes, while they were in Canada, as did the Canadian exchange students while they were here. At the end of the week, the ex- change students were taken to the U,S, - Canadian border where they met the Canadian exchange, and they each returned to their respective countries. sf lg -' --w'2's'Xt?'5z. On November 7, 1969, four Canadian exchange students, Murry Knipfelg Sue Agurg Allen Rasmussen, and Sharon Sharpe, from Summerland, British Columbia, visited S,H,S, Their visit was sponsored by the Rotary Club of Sunnyside. While here, they stayed with local families to better acquaint themselves with daily routines of the American student, Also while at S,H,S, , they gave a presentation on the daily routine and life of the average Canadian high school student, if., .,. .M 1.-as 3 -5 af f aw I 31 ,-. US. Exchange ti Tmifiiffizx f -5x5,,.z-.tit xaa.MaMailwa:1.:xgaa ml - s if LEFT TO RIGHT: Terri Linehan, Pam Hansen, Carolyn Garrison, Mr, Linehan and Judy Furukawa. S. S. Band Department The new 1969-70 school year at S.H.S. also brought a new band director, Mr. Harry Bos . Under the direction of Mr. Bos , the music de- partment had a prosperous year with awards and a year of entertaining concerts. ' at ll? . Mr, Harry Bos , S.H. S. band director, Mr , Bos taking a bow for the band at the fall concert pre sented in the gym. Sunnyside band performing in the Lilac Festival at Spokane . SHS. Music: S.II .S. Band playing at the Early Spring Concert. Steve Smith performs a solo at the Early Spring Concert. Joy Mayes, Carolyn Danielson, Bobby Jo Paden and Elsie Sinner entertain at the Coffee Cup Concert. I ilgnn... Maria Greco and Karen Culver danced to the Procession Jim Robinson sang a solo entitled Exodus at the Coffee of the Sardar at the Coffee Cup Concert. Cup Concert. The Grizzliettes entertained at the Coffee Cup Concert with Z1 dance to Brazilia. 35 is i' Everyone joined in on the last song of the night at the Coffee Cup Concert. The highlight of this year's baud season was the trip to Spo- kane, to partici- pate in the Lilac Festival, On the evening of arrival, May 14, they took part in the Torch Light Parade. Friday was a frce day for all band members and Grizzliettes, Saturday was the big event of the trip, the Lilac Parade. Follow- ing the parade, the buses began the long trip back to Sunnyside . W' 2 2? S 5 iii Debate S , , Wg wi? . v The class shows their Debate class works hard? appreciation . Dick Graham to the rescue! The Jrs . and Soph. outstanding Debaters, The 1969-70 debate season began with a practice tourna- ment at Sunnyside , which David Newhouse and Randy Snow won . The year continued with tournaments at Yakima, Gonzaga, Pacific Lutheran, Pullman, Interlake, and Ellensburg, which netted the squad seven trophies , Dick Graham, named out- standing first-year debater, won three trophies in oral interpretation - a first and second at district, and first in Humorous Interp. at the State NFL Tournament. David Newhouse received the S100 scholarship as outstanding Speech Club member and was also voted most Inspirational Senior boy. Inspirational Senior Girl award Went to Dagi Von Grudzinski, first- year debater and exchange student from Germany. These two received the Lion's Club trophies . Most Improved De- bater cup wcnt to Randy Snow, A Qian , wi David Ngwhguse, NFL point Dcbater Randy Snow displays his Kelly Beard knows what hc is leader at S. H,S. talent talkmg about The Curious Savage 1 , I If LEFT TO RIGHT: Laurie Shearer, Mary Egan, Kathy Redeker, Kenny Baird, Rob Bauerle, and Deb Taylor, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rose Filicetti, Bruce Kirkham, Joe O'Connor, and Daryl Schilperoort. The Curious Savage, was presented on LE1' s November 21 and 22 by the high school drama club under the supervision of Mr, Duane Kovacevich, a 'oi E 'ilisie sophomore English and drama teacher at S, H,S, v The play revolved around part of the life of a Mrs. Savage, portrayed by Laurie Shearer. Deb Taylor as Mrs. Paddy . . Thespians perform Mary about to commit a mock murder. 'The Jury Room' The Jury Room, the thespians second play of the year, was presented in the high school gym, The setting was a jury room Where controversy over a verdict concerning a woman accused of murder was the main plot. Daryl and Jeff in a heated discussion, LEFT TO RIGHT: Daryl Schilperoot, Mary Aiken, Maria Greco, Bob Severance, Wayne Jernberg, Laurie Shearer, Debbie Enloe, Deb Taylor Barb Reihl, Rob Bauerle, Jeff Adamson, Girls' and Boys' State LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Shuley, Rose Filicetti, Pam Roberts. LEFT TO RIGHT: David Newhouse, Larry Bennett, Bill LaFramboise, Sash Eirich. Girls' state is held annually on the campus of Central Washington State College at Ellensburg, The girls spend a week there learning by participation, about government. Girls' state contestants are first screened by the teachers, and then they are chosen on their ability to speak, scholastic ability, and interest in governmentg by the American Legion Auxiliary. Boys' State was also held at this time at Gonzaga University in Spokane, The qualifi- cations that were necessary for them to go were: Scholarship, Citizenship, Character, Leadership, and also an interest in govern- ment. During their stay there they learned about government through active participation in it their stay in Spokane lasted one week. ASB. Elections , Skits Ka speeches, and laughter gl gaiety signified this year's A.S.B. elec- ' tions. Prior to the elec- tions, signs could be seen growing on the lawn and . tacked to the walls of S. H. S. Then on May 13, skits were presented to the stu- dents in the morning, and in the afternogn, students voted on the candidates. JL Z Which lovely lady shall it be ? '? H! i.nii is 'fi lleeeeeecc lluw! Y V ' Things got Ll little spooky! W 2 'M ' ' MH '- l as 1 .1 K- ' I, ' 1 1 3 ' , - ' 1 1- Q Grizzly Gazette Informed SHS. ! C90 I , ,M,...-..,,, vo Q . Q -9 ss ' ' ,K . ggi K k ..k i ,. A X iriwwssmfiud ee.. . A M l. te.,.o.,.,,.-Qwwwwwh-hW.kXx.W TN..........,r Q-u,tT is.,l.f eee Gaye Peterson supervising layouts Debbie and Whitney hard at work Approximately 25 people under the direction of Mrs. Halfmoon, the advisor, and DebBee Bootsma, the editor, printed a newspaper full of the current happenings of student life around S,H, S, This paper called the GRIZZLY GAZETTE came off the press and was distributed weekly to the stu- dents. Words of wisdom to the editors from Mrs, Halfmoon g Happiness is being with other .people who enjoy the same hobbies and pastimes as yourself. This was the reason for having a very large number of different organi- zations using various branches of talent, available to the students of Sunnyside Senior High, A great deal of closeness was experienced and many new friend- ships bloomed as a result of stu- dent participation in clubs and organizations designed to enlight- en interested parties, These students who were learn- ing together grew together, and were HAPPY TOGETHER at their own chosen avocation, rganizations wi 'fm E r J Q-Q-V-Q-,,,,,,m Q. -.. The group discusses the Honor Society Talent Show, Honor Society The Honor Society taps new members twice a year, once dur- ing the first semester and once during the second, To be eligible, a student must have maintained a 3. 0 average for three semesters. These honor roll students must also be active in school activities and be considered a citizen, The teachers vote on all the eligible students and those who receive the highest number of votes be- come members, Those students are allowed to wear gold braids at graduation, This year's club was under the direction of President Rick Orth, The main activity was sponsoring the Honor Society Talent Show, Bill, Nancy, 45 and Rick, club officers, look over the names of the new members Honor Society Spring Tapping Dick sings out his new mcmber's verse. Jim pitches the ball to Ruth McClure The members sing about happiness , Q r v'v-, Randy Snow discusses the caroling party with the group. French Club This year's French Club, led by Presi- dent Randy Snow, had a successful year. Miss Murray, club advisor, gave the members a better knowledge of French life, Miss Murray spent the summer in France, bringing back films to share with the group, Again this year, the French Club enter- tained hospitals, nursing homes, and vari- ous homes at Christmas time, Singing in both French and English, the group had a very successful caroling party, The club also sponsored a mystery teacher contest, Clues were given and guesses were sold for a dime, Nori Anderson won her a choice of T010 tickets or a box of candy, To be qualified for French Club you must be in your second year of French, Officers include: Randy Snow, Gayle Taylor, Louella Bryant, and Ruth Groeneweg. Officers learn a new French song Latin Club A person must have had a se- mester of Latin I before he can become a member of Latin Club, Officers must have a 3. 0 average in Latin. At the end of the first semester all new members must wear togas to school and be a member's slave. At the end of the year, an initiation banquet is held for all new members, Presi dent Andy Schilperoort was assist- ed by club advisor Mrs, Schinmaxm, This year, the club sponsored a bean guessing contest. They sold guesses for ten cents. Latin Club gathers for a banquet. Mrs, Schimmann crowns King Rick and Queen Cindy M The group discusses picture taking. Wife Qt,4..ig3..t gi, it 5 - ' Ai f it T C sf 1 7 'T' i t N253 . ff- ' s uuuu 3 Ky . vi , K xml an : V ,W . g ig L::E' in no V: K K .., ., , 5 .ll t uu s W uu,, K ,i ,iwgex ,. .MN Muni. in President Jim Robinson, Vice President John Ebenal, and Secretary Greg Howell focus together . 94 Camera Club This year's Camera Club start- ed with a large number of inex- perienced members and a few who were experienced and had their own darkrooms . A first contest with divisions for both experi- enced and inexperienced produced a large number of good prints which were displayed on the win- dows of the vocational director's office for two weeks. Dennis Simpson's snow scene was judged the best of the total display. After the first contest a single category contest was held on each meeting date . Improvement on the members' work was so large that four of the members joined the Yakima Camera Club. FTA. ,W v..,.W- uw U ' V -7 x ,, ,, , Members of Fumre Teachers of America discuss future events , T'he main project of the year is selling popcorn. if ' ' ' f 'm 1 f Vf',:frfwWff'MW'fW W 'M 3 A , V V mi? A H I V ,. '--- I I I , 1,1 'EM W' . ,it V MW sf Q ff::f:,,i, f' Q ' ,-st.-f a q .1 J. IL, fgflfvg WW 4 W Q ,,,, ,,, M ... ff., 1, - 5 qmwgnuf num lvl' xg hf 4 as 4 f 2 4 1 Math Club consists of students interested in Mathematics . Randy Snow, Bill Ooms , and Richard Hiler will represent the group at the summer Mathematics Institute. N 95 ff' Wy N Mm ,, WM ' M M, W 1 My ,W WW, , dw E wW,..,,. . . GAA. ......-,pw ' 1 Officers discuss upcoming events , Ann jumps for the ball Sports include basketball, volleyball, and bowling. Two points! Another strike? ? Strike ! The purpose of G.A.A. is to promote and stimulate interest and to earn different awards in girls' athletic activities . It also promotes ideas of health and sportsmanship . To earn a letter in G.A.A. , a girl must earn 1 ,000 points by participating in supervised volley ball, bowling, and basketball games . She also receives extra points 15 per hourj by participat- ing in athletic activities such as tennis, Walking, rtmning, skating ect. on her own time. , 4 i 5 'QM 9 ,..,, V Rose passes out spirit pins to officers Carol Cole, Karla Dolan, and Glenda Kearney. E51 'ffmiil ' A 5' 2 mg ,,V7 'il faxi My ,,,L M Wm, ,, .v,W,,,, XXXXXXY' , ...Q is Girls' Pep Club The purpose of Pep Club is to further school spirit and support Sunnyside High School. Among their various activities are letting balloons off at football games, decorating goal posts, making signs for the hall, and sponsoring Tolo, Headed by Rose Filicetti, this year's Pep Club spent a busy year promoting new ideas for spirit, Dressed in uniform shirts, the girls sat together at games, boosting the Grizzlies to victory. This year's club had a good year for selling rooter bus tickets. Members were stationed in both Lmit one and two selling tickets to fill three rooter buses, such as for the Eisenhower game. Points were given for attending meet- ings, rooter bus riding, wearing school colors to school, attending games, and doing general work for the club, Letters and pins were given at the end of the year. The group discusses Tolo decorations. 3 x Pep Boys give the Grizzlies V for victory, Boys' Pep Club This year's Boys' Pep Club aided the Grizzlies to victory with their overwhelming spirit, Headed by President Jim White, the club spent many an hour pro- moting school spirit. Advisor Mr, Jennings led the group in a most successful year. During homecoming week, the 1 , boys built a huge bonfire. They also provided Simnyside with a Er' fine paddle squad, The club donated S150 to the video-tape machine, purchased this year for sports. A Officers include Bill La Framboise, Pat Boyd, and Jim White 3 A-N Jantena Van Oostrum asks for volunteers to punch tickets at a home game. Led by President J antena Van Oostrum, this year's Grizzly Boosters spent many hours dedi- cated to school service, The main activity is to punch tickets at the games, They also sold the programs, Money raising projects included selling popcorn at the football games. Mr, Jacobson directed the group as they cared for Sunnyside High School's mascot, At the end of the year, pins are awarded according to service, Grizzly Boosters Officers Jantena Van Oostrum, Debbie Shuley, Terry Bennett, and Wayne Jernberg punch tickets at the game. , Q , g etp ,r.f , .,,, . as Fire Squad President Alan Walker led this year's Fire Squad into a successful year. Put- ting out fires in the office and lunchroom were all part of the agenda. Fire Squad's main responsibility is to get everyone out of the school during a + fire drill, In clearing the building, Fire 5 Squad members are to: 1. Shut the door and windows. 2, Turn out all lights, 3, Get everyone out of the building, bers are prepared to clear the school and if necessary, help put it out, Members are voted on at the beginning of the year. i li' Alan and Gaye are ready for any type of fire. is? P . i 1 . I 5 i is ii. F. xiii Alan discusses the last fire drill with the group. In case of a real fire, Fire Squad mem- The group discusses ways to instigate pep. Lcttcrmcns Club l All boys who have lettered in varsity sports-cross country, football, wrestling, basketball, golf, baseball, tennis and track-are members of Lettermen's Club, This year's club was headed by Tom Biehl Activities included selling Grizzly shirts, tote bags, and P,E, uniforms. The club purchased a new video-tape machine that enabled the boys to study in- tricate plays and maneuvers, The club sponsored a beef raffle to help pay for material for the Video-tape ma- chine, The tickets sold for fifty cents and two winners won a half of a beef. The beef was donated by the Bar-S-Ranch, Officers include Tom Biehl, Kirk Stiltner, and Dale Cullen 'Q mn.,--asf Thespians relax at a meeting between plays. Thcspians Under the direction of a new advisor, this year's Thespians worked hard to bring S.H,S. new and different plays, Only students that participate, by either acting or supportive work in every school play, may be called Thespians. In the fall, this group played Curious Savage , and during the rest of the year participated in one -act contests under the leadership of President Daryl Schilperoort The Jury Room was performed in the spring, after which the senior members put on plays for sophomore English classes. L. President Daryl Schilperoort and Secretary Claudia Jacobson. i r David Newhouse, winner of the double ruby. M-...... tha-N., 1 A , , ff we mm. V. :'rgpgf' hw' V Dick Graham, placed first in state , humorous interp . The National Forensic League is a national honorary for high school debaters and competitive speakers . Membership is attain- ed at 25 points earned in speaking events , honor at 75, excellence at 150, distinction at 250. David Newhouse earned over 500 points to earn his double ruby this year , the highest award. Distinction degrees were earn- ed this year by Kelly Beard, Patti Neill, Randy Snow, Carolyn Garrison, Louella Bryant, and Ann Nelson, Dick Graham won first place in humorous interpretation at the state NFL tournament in March. NFL OFFICERS: Kelly Beard, pres,g Patti Neill, vice pres.: Randy Snow, scribe- with advisor, Mrs. Rausch. ational Forensic League Vice President Patti Neill addresses the NFL congregation during a meeting. WEB Claudia Jacobson Mary Aiken Gayle Woodworth Trlsh Erskme 7' 4:5 f Speech Club 5.-WW? ,f nib- M, 'Stal'-A , ,,. 'Erma fwvw- W. ' nf- ,, way: N71--140. wyuyf , 15150. -, , A ,, Ifgw, f-wwf, '11, wana. A, ,mg :Av-, y -wwf ,- f 4 , :,,,- V '-no .. ww J.-W , , ,A N ' .. V M.. ' 'S' farm- effing, Q ,W www N- M im' f-.sqm :r.,am-Lf. X --V ,ww , f-r,L,,,.. ffwff, ff W' f-mf 33 'ffm J ,l ya: ww 'Z2?iF96A ,,. vw JW Speech Club discusscs the Spring banquet. CTD F,F,A, members discuss the up-coming events. v ive? life FFA W Future Farmers of America is a club formed to stimulate inter- est in agriculture and prepares the members for future lives in the field of agriculture. Fairs, raffles, and jamborees were on the agenda for this year's F,F,A, members, Mr, Chase is the advisor and the president is Dale Cullen. Dale Cullen presides over the meeting re e t The Spring F .H.A, banquet was held in the Washington Multipurpose Room. Karla Sowers received the Cup for three years of F .H.A . service and a second Cup for serving at more banquets than any other girl. Georgia Flores was named the Out- standing Junior. The president, Kathy Redeker gave the Welcome and Jeanne Wright gave the introduction. Future Homcmakers Of America ,., f' fm, The group watches a skit for the Seniors. '-h.m4r ' 0' K pw. .,.. . I K Q H E Pita reads the minutes at a D. E. C.A. meeting. D.E.C.A. 'T' The Distributive Education Clubs of America, otherwise known as D.E .C.A., is made up of students learning how to act in community and social groups. They have class for 2 hours a day, one for academic work with a minimum of 450 hours a year, The second period is used for club work and projects . The teacher and advisor for D.E.C.A. this year is Mr. Hammack. The D.E.C.A. class has many community pro- jects. A few of the more important ones include: 1 .J a window display for the merchants , judged by the D.E. students , 2.3 at Christmas , a Santa Claus downtown, 3 .J a sale of plastic animals , Timmy Dolan works at the Dairy Queen. and 4.1 concession sales at the football games . i5vgQgu Q'ggQ,mXjfxwAR?Q'afsQdiQiMQNmk'5Riw imm- The group sponsored the concession stand. The group discusses our football concession stand, Members discuss up-coming events . State Conference representatives include Mike Westerfield, Dick Bogert, and Wes Corp, V.l.C.A. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is a National organi- zation of youth--boys and girls en rolled in secondary vocational in- dustrial education. This includes students in trade, industrial, or technical education courses that are vocationally and occupational- ly oriented. VICA is the only National organization whose pur- pose is to serve vocational indus- trial youth, some four hundred thousand in the United States. The team salutes the Sunnyside rooters. Grizzliettes provide S, H,S, sumed many hours of Grizzliette's ' ' entertainment during games and time. community activities, They also This year, the Grizzliettes were march in back of the band during involved in a drill team exchange I various parades, with Grandview, Sunnyside's fi Peggy Knopp, drill captain, led marchers did an outstanding job VAAA i ,fo aw., the group into becoming one of the representing our school. Other ' 1 'I ' best teams in the valley. activities included attending ' Practices at 7:30 A,M, , after clinics, slumber parties and a ., school, and on Saturdays con- cake raffle, f tl-an Peggy hands out concert tickets for the girls to sell, Peggy Knoppg drill captain 2 , Q f- ,. ,, ,, ,L l,g,f:,,l1Z 4 v 3, Q . ,.-V, ,,, ,. 0, -1 gwy. 4,12 Q ' vis. M . ye- - W a ..,,, 1969-1970 was a school year of athletic activity, Though defeat was not an unknown thing to S, H,S, athletes, neither was a rousing will to win that brought our boys back the next time as a unified team. We had a team that was proud to represent us, and enjoy- ed it, They fought, and often came from the field or court scarred and bruised, but confid- ent and willing to return and win, The student body backed up all of the high school teams, be they wrestlers or tracksters, baseball, football, or basketball players. Teams and student body were proud, We were HAPPY TOGETH- ER, win or lose, , Q 0-f we e Aw 2 Mya jg as gp 9' 'ft ' -vmfyw-' 0' Z - :Ka wvfifrymv. e - V' ,, ,w,,,,,, ,Q f3,,yf:v6W.v- an 1 fm: A , e M5 y. , Q.. W ?'I Q j . 4,115 4 Q V ' wx , a:.'gL 'a,s ,. a. ,. ,2a.'+ as , '- aw , 3. '63 V52 'fl : Q, eff-rf 1 wig? -4 f' QW 44. 52? , f . . 0 ' 'Q . f Q, , ' 2 Q V 'M' V- wi -f -av. 2 1 la 'Q -,.'f,, f V H ww'-1 -993 w W -4, Q, ,llv ffi,,, sf :QW , M, ,1..f-.im ,Q 5 Q? ,Q . ,, e fxvlgsag-: 4, 4243, , .M ' .V k - va its , Q' 1' P wwf. ,Ak ,Q 1, -,SW ,gps 4 Sf '- f, 'SWS ,aw ..,,14..i ,Q , almfk f b. : U' A123 ft.il2w'?f3 1?g'i5,-13.23 , Q: w-jfj: 3 ,wa-' aaa 1. asv S 9' tx News 82 Z 111 P Boyd r: .i , F 4 s X K ii ii 287 ' 1 The Grizzlies line-up for action against Ellensburg, 'PWQQ N D . Culle Grizzly Football 1969 At the beginning of the year George Potter's Grizzlies appeared to have the experience and determination to capture another Mid-Valley League crown, The Grizzlies started the season with an impressive Victory over a tough Eisenhower football team, Two weeks later, with great second half come-from-behind effort, Sunnyside defeated power- ful Prosser 27-17, extending their record to 3-0, The 1969 Home- coming game found the Grizzlies with a 4-0 record and the No, 1 rating in the state, Despite dominating the game Sunnyside found itself on the short end of a 15-14 score, Plagued with injuries from this point on the Grizzlies showed their true ability only one more time, this being a 20-6 victory over a strong Grandview club, In all it was a disappointing season for George Potter's club, The four games the Grizzlies lost were by a combined total of 23 points. However, thanks to the outstanding job done by Coach Potter and his assistants Mr, Senn and Mr, Harrington, the Grizzlies spirit remain- ed high and their will to win was maintained, SG Nth I A u . I F i iiohnston ig 1 . ,, X .. d -'- . St GS .. , Y . . , P: Marquezet- Paulson rolls out as Hazzard leads the way against Eisenhower, q .1 W , 1 ,, I 7,-2 M, ,, 5:5 M.- Q , J, r, ,,,, , ,,,, , SCOREBOARD SUNNYSID E SUNNYSIDE SUNNYSIDE SUNNYSIDE SUNNYSIDE EISENHOWER WAPATO PROSSER SE LAH WEST VALLEY . Q f :My ' ' fi if ,1 fa , Ma , f Hfwggygwwff Vfni if aeaiyfw ala , ,z ,, A Wg J -V ' SUNNYSIDE SUNNYSIDE SUNNYSIDE SUNNYSIDE SUNNYSIDE CARROLL ELLENSBURG GRANDVIEW TOPPENISH EASTMONT LLO Q - ff , , W g Km , ,, 5,7307 L Q '4,, f i, yry, of ' V 1 if ,, 1 ,Qffwgnfi ff .f W qsyf Q fav f ft AWARD WINNERS: K. Brandsrna, L. Bennett, P, Boyd, l. Biehl J, Hazzard, D, Paulson, 2 -1 QS V Ng .x Q Q f Q l ' T f K . K - FRONT ROW, Left to Right: R, Biehl, R, Johnson, D, Paulson, P, Boyd, B, Howat, T, Biehl, D, Schilperoort, R. Orth, J, Hazzard, S, Eirich, L, Bennett, A, Schilperoort, SECOND ROW: B, Klippert, P, Stewart, M, Berk, D, Adams, L, Knights, D, Newhouse, D, Bogert, C, McDonald, B, Erskine, J, White, R, Bauerle, BACK ROW: D, Cullen, K, Brandsma, R. Stokes, M, Wyatt, C, Berg, S, Morrow, B, Smith, R, Roberts, S, Schut, D, Nostrant, B, Pistorese, T, Johnston, J, Kinsey, W1 J .V. Football 1... Mimi 2, i A, Still, B, Moore, B, Moore, R, Schafer, S, Schut, B, Hickenbottom, B, Pistorese, B. Oldfield, B, Smith, D, Nostrant, S, Speck, J. Cullen, B. Olsen, G. Black, Coach Kupp. FRONT ROW: J, Bowers, A. Pedersen, K. Brandsma, J. Kinsey, C. Bacon, S, Kresse, G. Grimes, J, Fillicetti, M, Porter, J, Tree, M, Schilperoort, Coach Syvertson, Coach Terry SyVertson's 1969 Junior Varsity football Player Award went to Karst Brandsma, Other fine J,V team enjoyed another fine season, Their 3-5 season re- players included their leading scorer and top runners cord was somewhat deceiving, since 4 of their 5 losses Bernie Klippert and their top receiver Brent Pistorese, were by one touchdown or less, The outstanding J ,V, Cross Countiy Coach Jacobson's Cross Country team enjoyed another with three runners finishing in the top twenty, Bill successful season this year, In Mid-Valley League action VanOostrum set a record for our course running the 2, the Grizzlies had a fine season record of 5-2. At the miles in 12 :34, district meet in Ellensburg the Grizzlies placed fourth, LEFT TO RIGHT: Domingo Montelongo, Aurturo Ramierez, Bill VanOostrum, Rolando Loera, Kit Shaw, Junior Rodriquez, Fred Boboth, Coach Jacobson. QF' A ? E-W - f My 'fs . . x :S if 2- x W SQ? K ,M 2, SN f Ja. , M is V. it I Q 'AY Ss . A V. Q if! A rx 1- 1 ai, Q X 6.5 1:52 -Q .WL W l 451 K M 7 fa, f 1 'W M, .N iw, 'VV nf My 12 New Style Successful For Grizzlies BACK ROW: Coach Jennings, D, Paulson, B, LaFramboise, L, Morales, K, Stiltner, D, Cullen, R. Berk, M. MCCIHTG, B, Pistorese, P, Boyd, R, Orth, R, Hart, KNEELING: D, Conry, R, Burger, D, Brown, This year's Sunnyside Grizzlies, under new coach Bill Jennings, displayed a new style of play. The Grizzlies used a deliberate, pattern type offense with a very tena- cious defense, Sunnysidels five starters molded into a very fine unit, and with help from the reserves were never out of any game. The Grizzlies showed their great potential in pre-season with two near upsets of a very strong Richland club, Down at Richland the Grizzlies forced the Bombers into over- time and the following Tuesday night the Grizzlies held control of the game all the Way losing only on two free throws in the final two seconds. Both of these games were lost by a total of three points, Entering into League play the Grizzlies were 0-4, but exploded for a 22-8 first quarter lead against Wapato and easily coasted in to the victory. The next weekend the Grizzlies dumped a previously undefeated Carroll team, and went on to win 6 and lose only 2 in the first half of League play, Stricken with the flu bug, the Grizzlies split the second half of League play winning 4 and losing 4, The Grizzlies were at their peak for the District Tourna- ment and played 30 minutes of excellent basketball before a tough Ephrata press brought the Grizzly season to an end Next year looks like a building year for Sunnyside due to the fact that all five starters and the two top reserves will graduate this year. V AWARD WINNERS: P, Boyd, D, Paulson, B, LaFramboise, MANAGERS AND STATISTICIANS: J, White, D, Conry, R, Burger, D, Brown, L, Bennett, 30 J .V. Basketball FROM LEFT: M, Schilperoort, P, Marquez, B. Van Oostrum, R, Schafer, M, McClure, B, Peterson, B Oldfield K Brandsma J Hardin, D, Clift, A, Ledesma, J, Cullen, This year's Junior Varsity Basketball Team had a disappointing season, but great strides were made toward the over- all fundamental improvement of the J ,V, players. Under the excellent direction of Coach George Potter, the J,V, 's showed great hustle and desire, The majority of the players showed a definitely encouraging development. A number of the J ,V, play- ers should help out the varsity a good deal next year, Louie Morales, Brent Pistorese, Steve Levold, and Randy Hart all saw action for both the Varsity and J ,V, These four, along with newcomer Art Ledesrna, will form the nucleus of next year's Varsity team. Coach Potter SCOREBOARD SUNNYSIDE Sunnyside 39 Sunnyside 26 Sunnyside 34 Sunnyside 38 Sunnyside 13 Sunnyside 21 Sunnyside 15 Sunnyside 25 Simnyside 33 Sunnyside 30 Sunnyside 16 Sunnyside 31 Sunnyside 37 Sunnyside 54 Sunnyside 25 Dk non-league matches We st V alley Grandview Pasco E llens burg Kennewick Ephrata Richland Pro s ser Toppenish Ike D avis Wap ato C arroll Selah N aches 13 14 141 5 28? 219: 2841 9 11 141 2444 9 5 0 24? Grizzlies League Champs Mr, Senn announces his retirement, The Sunnyside Grizzlies Wrestling Team had another tremendous season, They finished undefeated in league matches for the fifth straight year, losing only to Big Eight League schools who eventually finished in the top 5 in the state, The Grizzlies easily rolled over all their league opponents, finishing the season with a 54-O decision over Selah. Out of the 12 men Sunnyside sent to Sub-District 9 went on to gain berths at the District tournament, giving the Sub-District crown to the Sunnyside team. At District the Grizzlies placed fifth, sending three men to the State tournament. At the annual Awards Banquet the inspirational award went to Domingo Montelongo, the captain's award to Junior Rodriguez, and the most improved wrestler award went to Sam Morrow, But, overshadowing the awards was Mr. Clem Senn's announcement of retirement from his post as head wrestling coach, During Mr, Senn's tenure as head coach, Sunnyside has compiled a fantastic record, includ- ing never having lost a Mid-Valley League match. His successor will be this year's assistant coach Mr. Terry Syvertson, to whom we all wish the best of luck. Luck may not be necessary since this year's J,V, Team com- piled a fine 12-3 record. J .V. Wrestling BACK ROW: B, Smith, R, Allen, R, Nostrant, F, Boboth, J, Acosta, B, Klippert, MIDDLE ROW: Mr, Syvertson, D. Tolman, R, Jolly, J, Cole, R. Robert, R, Ortiz, FRONT ROW: R, Loera, G, Grimes, D, Oslund, W, Orr, J, Mata, A, Garcia. ' 'ww 122 tate Wrestlers The Sunnyside Grizzlies sent three men to the State Wrestling Tournament in Ellensburg, Domingo Montelongo won his 106 weight class at District by maintaining an undefeated record during the tourna- ment and defeating Larry Lavato of Davis in the Championship, Kit Shaw was victorious in his 115 weight division at the District Tournament, defeating Gary Keller of Kennewick in the finals. Junior Rodriguez finished second at district losing only to Mike Miller of Kennewick, Sunnyside finished fifth in the District Tournament. Domingo and Kit emerged as State Champions, both maintaining their undefeated records. Junior ran into some very tough competition and dropped his first two matches, thus being elimin- ated, Sunnyside as a team finished sixth in the State Tournament, showing not only the strength of the Grizzly teamg but the power of Yakima Valley wrest- ling. tate Champions Kit Shaw is one of the most devoted wrestlers this school has ever known, This year Kit showed his strength early by forcing Wally Flores, a state wres- tler last year, up a weight, Kit went through the season undefeated, and cap- tured the state championship with an 8-6 decision over Gary Keller, Kit was the only wrestler to defeat Keller this year, Exemplifying a true athlete, he devotes his year round efforts to improving himself physically for the year ahead, Kit hopes to compete in a tour of Japan with an All Washington State Team next year, Good-luck next year in defending your state title and in making the touring team, Domingo Montelongo won the State Championship with an 18-2 decision over Davis' Larry Lavato in the 106 pound weight class, Domingo was undefeated through the season, taking first place in Sub-district and District. Domingo showed his dedication and desire by constantly fighting a weight problem, Domingo started the season weighing 120 pounds, but still managed to weigh in at 106 for all his matches. Amazingly this is only Domingo's second year of wrestling. In return for his show of desire, Domingo was given the Inspirational Award by his teammates. Grizzlies League Champs BACK ROW: R. Orth, D. Paulson, S. Eirich, P. Boyd, D. Cullen, K. Stiltner, R. Hart, T. Jolmston, K, Brandsma. FRONT ROW: D. Conry, P, Marquez, L. Cruz, L. Morales, B. Severance, J. Goatly, F. Boboth, D. Carr, J. Kearney Coach Glendenning D. Paulson raps out another hit. This year the Sunnyside Grizzlies, under the capable coaching of E. C. Glendenning, recaptured the Mid-Valley League baseball crown. The Griz- zlies ended the year with an 11-5 league record, tied with the Ellensburg Bulldogs. They had an 15-10 overall record, The year began for the Grizzlies in a tough doubleheader with the Eisenhower Cadets. The Grizzlies split with the Cadets, winning the first game 4 to 2 behind the 3 hit pitching of Rick Orth and the three RBI's of Bob Severance, They lost the second 7-2. The Grizzlies went on to one of the finest pre-seasons in many years, winning 4 and losing 5. The club came into league play with a winning attitude and carried it throughout the year, In the first league game the Grizzlies walloped the Car- roll Patriots 11-5. Hitting was the key word for the Grizzlies in League play. Kirk Stiltner belted a fantastic 7 home runs, with Pete Marquez, a fine sophomore, clobbering 4 more. Dale Cullen was the team's leading hitter with a . 349 average. Coming into the Ellensburg game the Grizzlies were in the league lead by 1X2 game. The Griz- zlies lost the first game 5-4 and came back be- hind a fine pitching performance by Lupe Cruz to take the second 5-3. Going into the final day of the season the Grizzlies had only to take one game to win the Championship and that's just what they did, winning the first game against West Valley 12-2, but they lost the second 7-1 to end in a tie with Ellensburg, Lupe Cruz displays the talent that will lead next year's team. Sash Eirich belts another base hit. Sco rebo a rd Sunnyside 4 Eisenhower Sunnyside 2 Eisenhower Sunnyside 6 Nache s Sunnyside 6 Nache s Sunnyside 0 Kennewick Sunnyside 2 Kennewick Sunnyside 3 Grandview Sunnyside 1 Ric hland Sunnyside 11 C arroll Sunnyside ' 2 Carroll Sunnyside 1 Ric hland Sunnyside 5 Wapato Sunnyside 9 Wapato Sunnyside 3 Se lah Sunnyside 5 Grandview Sunnysi de 1 Grandview Sunnyside 15 Toppenish Sunnyside 10 Prosser Sunnyside 13 Prosser Sunnyside 8 Toppenish Sunnyside 4 Ellensburg Sunnyside 5 Ellensburg Sunnyside 8 Selah Stmnyside 12 West Valley Sunnyside 1 'F denotes practice games West Valley 241 71k lik 91k 3114 014 114 lk 22k Grizzlies In Action Kirk Stiltner slams another homer against Richland. Dale Cullen, the team's leading hitter, takes the throw at second. Bob Severance slams another of his many base hits in the Richland game. Sash Eirich blazes another fast ball in against Richland. T Grizzly Tracksters . :lan 1 FRONT ROW: O. Loera, A. Rameriz, S. Garza, J. Kinsey, B. Klippert. BACK ROW: B. Moore, J. Acosta, A. Klein, B. VanOostrum, B. Petersen D. Clift, J. Hazzard, C. Berg, R. Blume. .Qin .nl 5 C i F. 3B Q FRONT ROW: A. Klein, G. Grimes, M. Porter. BACK ROW: V. Frudd, B VanOostrum, T. Graff, T. Biehl, B. Petersen, M. Betz, C. Berg. . 1 i Trackmen Compete 1 l 2 11 if Q. rm Mark Betz easily clears the bar. Bill VanOostrum shows the strain as he wins the High Jump. Bill Va,nOostrum hits the sand as he competes Greg Grimes prepares to vault. in the broadjump. I xv rx x L - l - K -if . . 1 Y. fx f . . , -, l , A A 1 ll l . . . X K , .. Y.- ...-,--qww--f-lv . A , lk .V X . , X K , . X .L . . xx X X, ' X' X V lx '- . K . . W K V 1 X X . , , L 1 . x N x R k xx ' Xl,XSHf '. X Vx H. N ,xx X x X xc VK, ' is ' S344 , X X il V , . K ' Y, I ' , , tn, ' ' 1, HY Dale Hill Junior Rodriguez Tennis 70 J. Rodriguez slams a serve. D, Miller displays her skill. .,1,1,..,.,f 1 l - X K s 5 I NSS-F 1 1 X Hg a x N K x x R X 4 My 'slr A -x is ,ill lyk 0 if 1 xx. X xi. x R X ,xX- w .K , in .X 1 . K 1 A ix I lx 1 In jx 1 , 1 . Q . f .X ' if 'f 1 5 XXX! N Y r . X F4 . - Diane Miller Cindy Clemetson O ll O C S P. Snow and S, Levold S, Drysdale and P. Kassebaum 5. 5 9 wgmg MLK mf Wirfkgkxfk : gif I F A?iifU,Il!W?iK4L.V ,f ,-bibwwl 4.3.3 m,.v gn gf Q +4-2 M. 3 if ' , if in-5 Q b fn P'?'7m3fM5' if i 3' Q?'Qf' .' ffl 3.15 -MA I Denise and Linda win another match. . .4 .XA X -K K X x , .- . K W x . . i . . W . 4 - V .LX-. . . . if I . A R X .ki-1 K 'xx 0 1 U A , A If H Lx , . in . X' ,f xi ' xv xl :Q ...X K, I 4 - ', 1 ,li I X A 1 .K 1 .lx . 1 , 1 R, S L ., .. . . . I L' K K' Yu-A .Alf i 1 . -' b f . ,-?ss..s1I F' in D. Boyd and L. Hill D. Strunk and A. Perrault 'B Golf '70 LEFT: C. Leman, M. McClure, D. Grant, L. Bennett, B. Erskine, D, Swofford, R. Bauerle, G. Bennett, S. Glendenning, W Clemenston. Golfers In Action Coach Jennings L. Bennett smashes another drive . D. Swofford prepares to hit. Advert1s1ng Society is based on a happy re- lationship between merchant and consumer. As consumers, the students of 1969-'70 were depend- ent upon local businessmen not only for clothes, but for food, School supplies, and in many cases, friendship, Sunnyside's merchants showed their interest in S, H, S, and its associated student body by be- coming involved in ouryoung generation, Their involvement showed in an eagerness to stock the merchandise we wanted. It was also an act of involvement on the part of store owners to buy ads in our MIRROR 1970, making it possible to present, in black and white, a reflection of one year in which we truly were HAPPY TOGETHER, ,k MEMORIES My Favorites Class of --H--F----A-,------------ Class Motto ---- Q School Colors --------,---------- 'l Favorite Teacher Favorite Boy H--g-g------.--'-.------.-- Favorite Girl Prom E-1 Awards and Offices held Activities w-w----g- 'Q- -,---,s---- --su - l ---------------M - l Z!f 4.7 ff Complzmenfs YEAGER STUDIOS A ' f' ?' , 1 E. 7,95 ' l 17 if XI I Q f -59 of C4-55 SKILES' JEWELERS Phone 837-4843 425 S. 6th SUNNYSIDE BEAUTY COLLEGE 418 S. 6th Sunnyside 837-4040 nn X . ' A, , Q N THE f K LL 4:32, A oazsseo 2 M ,ee 0111070 , JAKE'S BARBER SHOP Eastway Shopping Center Sunnyside, Washington 7 HORACE L. MILLER AGENCY, INC, 'Reliable service since 1 908 Central Building P. O. Box 180 Sunnyside, Washington Phone 837-4601 Real Estate MOVFZZUEQ Loans Financing Bonds Insurance f1q ' 1 LARRY'S ENCO SERVICE . . -.., , QM- 2 J. -We e Q5 C. I S ii , Q 5 I : ,f e ' 'Q - ' el -'Ii V . S' O -' -1 I -- E611 ul 1i1Ia2i3+i1i3Eii3Eiifi1ig -vw ' I 'eiauaeiawsaaw 'LJ Q Q Phone: 837-4379 I 6 6 Hsafeu ...,..,.,, ,,:,,........,,,.,.4.,,4 , 1 ET. ' - SUNNYSIDE BOWL V 214 S. 61h 6 837-5293 'E Y Freslz Fruits Vegetables Groceries ,Ia A fun place to go 'EI to strike a line S in spare time Sunnyside, Washington Phone: 837-7433 A--- I SHAW'S VALLEY VIEW BAR BER SHOP VVE NEED YOUR HEAD IN OUR BUSINESS Delvin Householder 107 Lincoln 134 John Nason Sunnyside, Wash. ll s:+s.v.iNss,.--V, ff -V 5 5 CASCADE SUNNYSIDE FROZEN FOODS E NATURAL COMPANY GAS CORPORATION D L AND K APPLIANCE CENTER Lowest all gas rates ii in the Northwest 4 m 5th 81 Franklin Distributors of 2 8376151 '7Vaturalgas- satisfaction '21 different kind ofbank HEC0'10'mw'H An office of BANK OF YAKIMA sunnyside, Washington SMITH FUNERAL HOME 528 8th St. 512 E. 4th St. Sunnyside, Washington Grandview, Washington 837-4962 882-3386 Mr. 84 Mrs. Oris E. Smith D A R K ws I N N 0 sm.- s E 'A' 5: ,..,....--- Robert L. Fox Jack Robinson FARMER'S INSURANCE GROUP Qailutimg , If . M Y, 1970 Compliments of VALLEY CLEANERS ., Y, s....,,kmm -ww W Vxesmaeif, Qi , V59-suv? INF Q A ri tx M -'-M I :li k.5.k,gi?g5gg4i, W ll, . I I ...V AMERICAN CAN COMPANY EVERYTHING FOR THE PAMPERED PO0DLE ii A,1C6,S P00376 PC7707 Z X ::z::f:3'?f::fz:::f:x2 fe X ZIV: BETTEIX L Q S 5013109 PACIFIC POWER 81 LIGHT COMPANY 532 E. Edison Ave. ALICE BOWMAN SUNNYSIDE, 837-6995 - 24 Hour Call WASHINGTON Sunnyside, Washington Phone: 837-2511 APOL 81 RICHARDS N Q AMERSSSRS can awww 'V 0FFiCE Uuuhuhoitmh K -' Af. . .. TMWNW 3 f A W ' 'k . .. ,hi . ..,, ,K L , -- ,- i 4 -L ' sf 3 Q 3 3 is A 3, Insurance - Real Estate :ssif1if2.f-,-wi '-1 Yi 'N' W .3 W ..xx .. ,.W.,., io ' 4 jfs- -3 . - .ls .. - Q- ifx,3:S2'?3Qif 3 Specialists in farm home owners X .. f,'t. 1016 E. Edison 837-3922 Marathon Division sunnysade, Wash. 837-3301 ff gf:--rg 5-airs' W' Q Wx , ,gf A ll H M, ,v,,..lL X V H ,,., V ,,,, ,,,, V i jg, eeee M i i gd f 3 WALTERS ' ' MOORE'S JEWELRY - -- ---- MORRIS FLORAL 8: GIFT SHOP 710 Edison Your complete gift store 528 S. 6th Sunnyside, Washington Phone: 837-6274 ..- 3' i is f fs i 7 .1 .If-. EQ 'vQf.'f N E 'ss is ' , 5. '..l '..' 1. 1 E ,j 'k i'xvM . , f 'xg v , Good luck to Class of 71 I f . From Ilze Class of '70! g E 1 K .Eli , DlETZEN'S THRI FTWAY sg' v a c'a-. 'Q' J. C. PENNEY CO. IN SUNNYSIDE SEE KEN CURRY FORD ARNOLD C TAIT M D gf 'Y XJ' V Physzczan and Surgeon 'S' Telephone Off 837 4701 1614 E Edison St Res 8373131 Sunnyside Washington Congratulations to the class of KKI 9 JJ Compliments of the SUNNYSIDE POLICE DEPARTMENT SULLIVAN s DRES WELL CLEANERS ,,,, 322W M- mg? fn DEANO'S Eastway Shopping Center Sunnyside, Washington if 8374242 SUNNYSIDE and TOPPENISH , f Mg WW y ' f f lwwwwm' fw,ff-ff, gin -wwfa--.... 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WARREN LELA WOFFINDEN AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance 712 S. 6th Street Sunnyside, Washington Phone: 837-21 16 or 837-5327 142 SUNNYSIDE LOAN CO., INC. ASH PEARCE TANASSE PARAMOUNT N ' PARAM aww.: II. - .S xi A ...,,,, -1 HOME TOWN HARDWARE 530 S. 6th Sunnyside, Washington ll. VALLEY AUTO PARTS DENNY'S CYCLE SHOP AGENCY Sunnyside BOW DISTRIBUTING Highway 12 837-4438 Sunnyside Yakima EOUIPIVIENT CO. v....-.- DICK'S CHEVRON Bumper T0 Bumper Service 717 State Highway Sunnyside 837-4772 LINDSTRAND JEWELERS I u K5 gd e' fe is ffl P +1 5' 'gi , . . . ,Q Q '-QL QQ-3,1 ,,i,W, a1' I .ff by Q, 'R ei! A i -3'- Q 6 we-R as X, if r 4 is 93 'fig-1 wks ' '-'. -.Nz THE HOME LUMBER CO. Sunnyside SEARS S U N N Y S I 613 E. Edison Home owned ana' operated and Phone: 837-5100 Complete building supplies H Prosser ., A-7-.1 sun mm insunnuu RAY QUTZ STATE FARM MUTUAL 704 E. 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SAVINGS PLAN. 25 , 131 ffws -h In X Q Q 4' at bi E, 5. S Q 'F Q ,Q 4' .f F A-M52 ,Q N AW! , 1 4 f f f if A P Y g A 45 stsl P 'J Congratulations I A :N. l'O fhe Graduating Class VALLEY OFFICE SUPPLY TOTEM SALES d Home Ownership so K - an QQ and LOAN g Q2 ' PW R, nw ggfff S. 6th x ' Washington 6 . ? SM S ,V ll, 7, I D E N T I S T -A 6.1 Congratulations to the Class of I 970 Compliments of EASTWAY PHARMACY KENNETH L. DREWEL, D.D.S. Sunnyside Medical Center 16th 81 E. Edison Sunnyside, Washington Phone: 837-2731 SUNNYSIDE TENT 81 AWNING PAUL MORROW 'Aluminum 62 Canvas Awnings 'Boat Covers Ten ts Tarps Canvas Repairs Dial 837-6672 1116 Hiway 410 Sunnyside, Washington O. K. TIRE STORE New Tires - Used Tires - Recapped Tires On the Farm A On Road Service 837-5466 Wesco, it L 0 sex is X FORD TRACTOR 410 MARKET HAROLD CATON RAY JOHNSON Groceries- Meats Vegetables Sundries-Magazine Free Delivery Service 13th and Hiway 410 837-6396 Sunnyside, Wash. ef, 5 5 .O I .0 ' -. 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Telephone 837-3292 Residence 837-2623 ,M 1 i FASHION NOOK Phone: 5 Eastway Shopping W 1 i Center 837-2257 J 81 D SUPER DUPER MOBILE 821 Highway - PER and GARDEN CENTER Located at Eastway Shopping Center wc: I Aav OI SEBI i I u ! 24 . n COLOR TELEVISION SERVICE Easrway ShoppingC enre r F 837-6573 Black-White 81 Color Hear All Grizzly Games Over KREW HOME OF Tue GR ZZLIFS KREW 3230 KC. QEEA' CBS FooIballYBaske tball Baseball TAYLOR PLUMBING CO. JERRY E. TAYLOR PlumbingePumps Water Systems Sprinkler Systems MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR P. O. Box 668 708 Edison Avenue Sunnyside, Washington Phone: 837-2252 UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY OF THE NORTHWEST 520 E. Edison Ave. Sunnyside, Washington Phone: 837-2211 2? J O 1 I 3 ,llf XM Remember ...... Call someone soon! THE RAZOR'S EDGE Men's and Women is K3 h ark i f K X ' Q Ge?fi MV -if 3 'fi 3 .N Y Q 3 st' 3' ,ssrfffxwf . ' . gig' m l: L - 1 1 HCllFSfy1lf18 5 2 ff g 13 Q , 1345 p A f E'EEE2' . ,-.- . 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SPECK MOTORS 837-5501 882-4501 Sunnyside Grandview I f RS FEEDGFARMS Y J 0 if , ALBER'S FEED 81 FARM SUPPLY Hardware Tack Animal Health Products Complete Line Livestock Feeds EMPIRE ELECTRIC fumayaide Qaily, Congratulations Class of 1 9 70 Phone: 837-4500 420 S. 7th Sunnyside, Washington ...L ...L YI ? JACK TAYLOR UNION OIL CO. 837-6082 Sunnyside 511 E. Lincoln CONGRATULATIONS TAKE THIS PRESCRIPTION TO ANY RELIABLE DRUG STORE To The CLASS OF 1970 of the Sunnyside Senior High School Compliments of RAY BROWDER SALVINI and CORLESS WILLIAM D. AIKEN CONGRA TULA TIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 Albert E. lVlaling M. Colby C. P. Rockwell J. R. Hale P. J. Swofford TIMES i PRN UNTIL INR! .-..s.---...-.- 1ii.i l DATE Reg. No Senior lndcx Adams, Daniel: Football, Band, Boys' Letter Club Aguilar, Tommy: F.F.A. Alaniz, Nelda: D.E.C.A. 3 Arnold, Charlotte: G.A.A. 2,3,4, Booster Club 4, Fire Squad 4 Artega, Jamie: D.E.C.A. 4, Base- ball 2 Bartley, Dave: D.E.C.A. Bauerle, Robert: Student Council Chairman , Football, Wrestling, Golf, Honor Society, Pep Band, Stage Band, Executive Council, Boys' Pep Club, Grizzly Boosters, Lettermen's Club Beard, Kelly: Debate, N.F.L. Pres., Speech Club Bennett, Larry: Academic Award, Golf, Football, Jr. Varsity Basket- ball, Debate, N.F.L. , Speech Club, ASB Pres . , Boys' Pep Club, Letter- men's Club, Booster Club, Honor So- ciety, Fire Squad Berk, Mike: Football 4, F.F.A. Treasurer, Boys' Pep Club Berk, Ron: 'Track Bernier, Mildred: D.E.C.A. 3, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Jr.-Sr. Basketball 3,4 Betz, Mark: Lettermen's Club, Boys' Pep Club, Track, Cross Country Biehl, Richard: Homeroom Pres. 3, V.I.C.A. Pres., Football Biehl, Tom: Program Chairman 3, Honor Society, Lettermen's Club, Pres. , All-Conference Fullback and Most Valuable Player Award, Wrestling, Track, Boys' Pep Club, Fire Squad Blume, Sue: Grizzliettes, Girls' Pep Club, Grizzly Booster, G.A.A. , Symphonic Band, Pep Club Boboth, Barbara: G.A.A. 3, Girls' Pep Club, F.H.A. Officer, F.H.A. Jr. Chapter Degree Bogert, Richard: Lettermen's Club, Pep Club, Football, Wrestling, PEO Writing Award, National V, Pres, of V.I.C.A. , Wash. State Pres. V.I.C.A. Bootsma, DebBee: Homeroom Sec. 2, Pep Club 2,3,4, Grizzliettes 3,4, Sr. Class V. Pres. , Grizzly Gaz- zette Editor 4, Fire Squad 3,4, Grizzly Boosters 4, Honor Society 4, Executive Council 4 Bos, SusAnne: Pep Band 2,3,4, G.A.A., Pep Club 2,3 Boyd, Patrick: Football 2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Track, Lettermen's Club, Tennis, Boys' Pep Club, Boos- ter Club Bradbury, Judy: G.A.A., F.F.A., Pep Club, Pep Band Brown, Don: Basketball, Football, Golf Bryant, Charles: Boys' Pep Club Pres. 3, Wrestling, NEDT Award Burger, Kathy: Annual Stiff, Sgt. of Arms in D.E.C.A. 3 Burger, Rodney: Varsity Basketball manager 3,4, Boys' Pep Club, Boys' Letter Club, Grizzly Boosters, Math Club Butler, Glen: Baseball Castilla, Earnest: Wrestling, Foot- ball, Track, Y.V.l.A.A. Caton, Tish: Student Council 4, Grizzly Booster 3 ,4, Grizzliettes 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Latin Club 3, 4, Sr. Announcement Committee, G.A.A. 3,4, Officer 4, Sec. Grizzli- ettes 4 Clark, Cathy: F.H.A. Clemetson, Wade: F.T.A. 2, J.V. , Golf Letter, Lettermen's Club, Basketball manager 2 Clevenger, Cynthia: Pep Band 2,3, Songleader 4, Marching Unit, latin Club 3,4, Grizzly Booster 2,3 ,4, Girls' Pep Club 3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Sieech Club, Fire Squad Cole, Carla: Pep Club 2 Cole, Carol: G.A.A. , Officer Pep Club, French Club, Grizzly Booster, Pep Band, NEDT Award, Homecoming Comm. , Honor Society Cranford, Patty: G.A.A., Pep Club Cullen, Dale: Football, Basketball, Baseball, F.F.A. , Boys' Pep Club, Officer F.F.A. 2,3,4 Cullen, Darlene: Pep Club, G.A.A. , F.H.A. Culver, Karen: G.A.A. , Grizzly Booster, Pep Club, Journalism De La Paz, Stella: D.E.C.A. 3,4 De La Paz, Yolanda: Jr. D.E.C.A. Dolan, Karla: G.A.A. 2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Grizzly Booster 3,4, Fire Squad 4, Sr. Announcement Comm. Dolan, Timmie: D . E . C .A . secretary Dorsey, Gaynelle: Honor Society Egan, Mary: Sophomore Class Program Chairman, Cheerleader 3,4 Yell Queen 4, Executive Council, G.A.A. , Treasurer, Most Outstanding Girl Trophy, Honor Society, Treasurer, Tennis, Marching Unit, Thespians, School Plays 3,4 Eirich, Sash: ASB V-Pres. 4, Chairman of Grizzly Council, Let- termen's Club, Boys' Pep Club, Grizzly Boosters, Honor Society, Varsity Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball, Boys' State, Leadership Conference Delegate. Eisenhower, Mary Ann: Pep Club 3, Grizzliettes 3,4, Senior Tea Com- mittee, F.H.A. 2,3,4 F.H.A. of- ficer 3,4, Annual Staff England, Cathy: Pep Club 2,3 ,4 Grizzly Booster Erskine, Bob: Lettermen's Club, Pep Club, Student Council, Golf, Football, Honor Society Esparza, Velma: Pep Club Filicetti, Rose lVIarie: Girls' Pep Club 2,3,4, President 4, Honor Society, Gifted Student Sem- inar, G.A.A. , Outstanding Jr. Girl, Grizzly Booster, Fire Squad, Thespians Finney , Rachael: G.A.'A . Flores , Wally: Wrestling Inspira- tional, Sub-district and District Champ 3. Freeburg, Elizabeth: G.A.A., F-T'A- Pep Band Galbraith, Lesleigh: Grizzliettes 2, Pep Club 2, Marching Unit, 3,4, Songleader 3, Jr.-Sr. Basketball 3, Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4, Honor Band 2, A.S.B. Secretary 4, Executive Council Garza, Odelia: F.H.A. 2, G.A.A. 4 Geir, Robert: F.F.A. Gonzalez, Cecilia: D.E.C.A. Histor- ian, Homeroom Secretary, and Treasur er Gonzalez, Jane: G.A.A. Goodman, Terry: F.H.A., G-A-A- Graff, Timothy: Track 2,3,4, Pep Club, Lettermen's Club, Homeroom President Grant, Marlorietta: F.T.A., French Club, Pep Band, Senior Announcement Committee, Grizzly Boosters Greco, Maria: Grizzliettes 3,4, Co- v Captain 4, Homecoming Honorary Princess, Pep Club, French Club G.A .A . , Grizzly Boosters Guzman, Nora: Pep Club, Jr. D.E.C G.A.A. Haley, Pat: D,E,C,A, Hall, Ed: Annual Staff, Pep Club , Jr. D.E.C.A., Prom Committee Hammond, David: Stage Band, Pep Band, Honor Band 2 Hammond, Sherri: French Club Hays, La Donna: V. Pres. 3, Sec. of Homeroom 4, Sec. of F,T,A, 4, G.A.A. 4, F.H.A. 4 Hazzard, Barbara: G.A.A. , Pep Club Hazzard, Jim: Sophomore Class Pres. , Pep Club, Lettermen's Club Student Council, Fire Squad Hendricks, Shelley: Pep Club 4, Grizzly Boosters 3,4, Grizzliettes, Fire Squad 4, Senior Announcement Committee, Senior Tea Committee, Sec. of Homeroom 3, Honor Society 4, Annual Staff Hernandez, Anna: G,A,A, , F,H,A, Hester, Vicki: Pep Club, D,E,C,A, Hill, Linda: G.A.A. Pres. Lettered, Interscholastic Basketball Team, Tennis Letter, G.A.A. Treas. 3, Honor Society Hood, Penni: F.H.A. Hovorka, Jim: Golf Howat, William: Football 2,3 ,4, Basketball 3, Fire Squad 3,4, Stu- dent Council 3 Howell, Nancie: Homeroom Se. 2, Homeroom Pres. 4, Grizzly Booster, French Club, Sports Editor 3, Hughes, Barbara: G, A, A, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Latin Club 3,4, Fire Squad 4, Grizzly Booster 3,4, Honor Society, Band 2 , 3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 4, School Play 4, Homecoming Comm. 4 Senior Tea Comm. Hutton, Pamela: Pep Club, D,E,C,A V, Pres., D.E.C.A. 3 Jernberg, Wayne: Fire Squad 4, Grizzly Booster 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4, French Club 2, Executive Council 3, 4, Jr. Class Pres., Sr, Class Pres. , Band 2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4 Johnson, Debbie: Pep Band, Symphon- ic Band, Grizzliettes, Grizzly Booster, Girls' Pep Club, Marching Unit, French Club, Stage Band 1 Johnson, Ron: Varsity Football, V.l.C.A. Treas. Johnston, Linda: Rally Squad 3,4, Pep Club, G.A.A. , Latin Club, Fire Squad, Honor Society, Homeroom V, Pres. , Homeroom Pres . , Homecoming Princess 2, Grizzliettes 2, Miss Sunnyside 4 Kearney, Glenda: F.H.A., Sec. 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, V. Pres, 4, Grizzly Boosters 3,4, Homeroom Sec.-Treas. Kelly, Carolyn: Pep Club 3,4, F.H.A. 2, Sec.-Treas. Homeroom 4, Grizzly Booster 3 ,4 Kerby, Steve: Band, Track Kleinow, Bobby: Pep Club 3, Home- room Pres. 4 Knights, Lee: Boys' Pep Club, Let- termen's Club Knopp, Peggy: Pep Club 2, G.A.A. 2, Journalism 3, Fire Squad 4, Grizzliettes 2, 3,4, Captain 4, Grizzly Booster 2,3,4 Knott, Earl: F.F.A. 3,4, Band, French Club, Track Koenen, Mary: G.A.A. 2 Kresse, Debbie: Pep Club, Grizzli- ettes 3,4, Booster Club LaBou.nty, Darlene: Pep Club 2,3, D.E.C.A. 4, Band 2,3,4, Flag Bearer 3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4 LaFramboise, Bill: Boys' Letter Club Pep Club, Honor Society V. Pres . , Math Club Pres. , Latin Club Historian, Asst. Treas. , A.S.B. Treas. , Football, Basketball, Tennis Lamb, Linda: Pep Club, G.A.A., F.H.A., Chorus Lee, Maria: G.A.A. 2,4, Pep Club 3, Homeroom Sec . -Treas . Lund, Lois: Camera Club, Sec. Ski Club McClure, Ruth: Tennis 3,4, G.A.A., 2,3,4, Grizzly Boosters 4, Journa- lism 3, Homeroom Sec. -Treas. 3, Honor Society McComas, Rick: Football 3 McDonald, Craig: Football, Letter, Pep Club, Lettermen's Club, J.V. Letter, Basketball McDonald, Debbie: G.A.A. , Pep Club, Grizzly Booster, Pep Band McQuesten, Patty: Jr. Honorary Homecoming Princess, Pep Club, French Club, Fire Squad, Grizzly Booster, Student Council Sec. 3, Soph. Class Sec.-Treas. , Jr. Class Sec , -Treas. , Honor Society Maling, Charlene: Pep Club, F.H.A., V. Pres. D.E.C.A. 3,4, Grizzly Boo- ster 3,4 Maling, Sally: G.A.A., D.E.C.A., F.H.A. , Homeroom Officer 3 Marsch, Richard: French Club, V. Pres. Math Club Mayes, Sharon: G.A.A. 2,3,4 Merz, Jon: Wrestling 2,3,4 Miller, Diane: G.A.A., Pep Club, Grizzly Booster, Grizzliettes Monroe, Jerry: Student Council 2, Homeroom V. Pres. 2 Montelongo , Domingo: Wrestling , Cross Country, F.F.A. Morales, Pita: D.E.C.A. Treas. Mortenson , Tom: Homeroom Pres . Myers, Myra: Homeroom V. Pres. 2, Homeroom Sec . 3, Grizzly Booster, Latin Club, Honor Society, F.H.A., Math Club Sec. Neill, Patti: Debate 2,3,4, Speech Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. Homeroom 4, N.F.L. 2,3,4, V. Pres. N.F.L. Student Council, Pep Club 2, Grizzly Booster 4, G.A.A. 4, Journalism Ex- change Ed. 3, Annual Staff 4 Neptune, Barbara: Pep Club Newhouse, David: Football, Speech Club, Thespians, Debate, Student Council, Lettermen's Club, Boys' State Rep. , Student Council Chairman Newhouse, Laura: Grizzliettes 4, F.H.A. 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Officer Pep Club 3,4, Officer 3, Grizzly Booster 3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Sr. Class Sec., Homeroom Pres, 4 Newhouse, Melody: Rally Squad 4, Pep Club, Sec . -Treas . Homeroom, G.A.A. , Drill Team 3, F.H.A. , Inter- scholastic Basketball Team Nielson, Patricia: G.A.A. 2,3,4, Thespians 3,4, Pep Club, Woman Art Contest 4 Nostrant, Marcia: G.A.A. 4 , Pep Band 2,3,4, Grizzly Booster 4, Pep Club 2 , 3 Oord, Wanda: G.A.A. , Latin Club, N.E.D.T. Orth, Rick: Football 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Boys' Letter Club 3,4, Latin Club, Pres, Honor Society Pace, Curtis: Pep Band 2,3, Home- room Pres. , Football 2 Padgam, Tom: Pep Band Palmer, Cindy: G.A.A. 2,3,4, F.H.A. Paulson, Dick: Football 2,3,4, Golf, Basketball 2 ,3,4, Baseball 2, 3,4, Honor Society, Student Council 2,3, Outstanding Jr. Award, Pep Club, Latin Club, Annual Staff 4 Peterson, Gaye: Grizzliettes 2,3,4, Fire Squad 3,4, V. Pres. 4, Grizzly Booster 4, Pep Club 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Homecoming Comm. 4, Tolo Comm. 4, Prom Comm. , Senior Tea C Petit, Jerald: Homeroom Pres. Pope, Jennylyn: Pep Band, Latin Club Potter, Nancy: Grizzliettes 2, Stu- dent Council 3, Honor Society 3,4, Rally Squad 4, Latin Club 3, Out- standing Jr. Award, Pep Club 2,3,4, Fire Squad 2,3,4, Soph. -Jr. Home- coming Princess, Grizzly Council, Grizzly Booster 2 ,3, G.A.A. 2,3,4, D.A.R. Good Citizen Award, Prom Princess 4 Prill, Garry: F.F.A. 2,3,4 Rameriz, Honer: Wrestling Rameriz, Isabel: G.A.A., Grizzli- ettes Rausch, Craig: Pep Band 2,3,4, Honor Band 2, Musician May 3, Band- orama 2, Latin Club 2,3,4, Lilac Festival 2,3,4, Honor Society 4, Thespians 2,3,4, Speech Club 2,3,4, F.I.A. 3,4, V. Pres. 4, PEO Writing Contest winner 3, National Merit Test finalist 4 Redeker, Kathy: F.H.A., Thespians, Pep Club, Latin Club, Grizzly Boos- ters, Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, F.H.A. Pres., F.T.A. Sec. Reynolds, Mike: Baseball 2,3, Cam- era Club Rice, Lynette: Pep Club 2 Riehl, Pamela: Grizzliettes, Speech Club, Homeroom Pres, 2,4, G.A.A. 3 Roberts, Pamela: Honor Society, Program Chairman 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Latin Club, Girls' Pep Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, G.A.A. 2,3, 4, Program Chairman G.A.A. 4, Fire Squad, Stage Band, Grizzly Booster Robinson, Jim: Annual Editor 4, Camera Club Pres. 4, Newspaper photographer 4, All Northwest Choir 3, Music in May Delegate 3, Choir Pres. 4 Rodiquez, Greg: Rally Squad 4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Tennis Rogers, Connie: Camera Club, Omm . F.H.A. Roscoe, Steven: Track 2,3, Cross Country 3, Football 2 Roseberg, Ruben: Exchange student Rowland, Nancy: F.H.A. 2 Sambrano, Estabon: Wrestling 2,3, 4, Soph. V. Pres. , Homeroom Pres. Sandoval, Manuel: D.E.C.A. gov. Schilperoort, Andy: Homeroom Pres. 2, Latin Club Pres, 4, Boys' Pep Club 3,4, Fire Squad 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Booster Club 3,4, Football 3,4 Schilperoort, Daryl: Football 2,3, 4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Boys' Pep Club 2,3,4, Thespian Pres. 4, Honor Society, Fire Squad, Latin Club Schons , Kris: G.A.A. Severence, Bob: Football 2, Wrest- ling 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Letter- men's Club 2,3,4, Rally Squad 3,4 Boys' Pep Club 2,3,4, Student Comm- cil 4, Annual Staff 4 Shearer, Laurie: Grizzliettes 3,4, Booster Club, Thespians, Honor So- ciety Shuley, Debbie: G.A.A. 2,3,4, Pep Club 2 ,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Pep Club Sec. , Latin Club, Fire Squad, Grizzly Booster Sec. Sr, Tea Comm, , Gifted Child Seminar, Grizzliettes , Latin Club Sec. , NEDT Award, Home- room Officer Siebenberg, Tammy: G.A.A. 2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, iviafh Club 4, Honor Society Skiles, Randy: D.E.C.A. Pres. Skyles, Kathy: G.A.A. 2,3,4 Snow, Paul: Sr, Class Treas., Track 2, Tennis 3,4, Wrestling 3, Manager 2, Camera Club Pres . 4, Chess Club 3, Honor Society, Thespians Sowers, Karla: Pep Club, Latin Club, Grizzly Booster, Pep Band, Band Marching, F.H.A. Banquet Chairman, Degree Chairman Stevens , Don: Football Stewart, Paul: Football, Boys' Pep Club, Lettermen's Club Stiltner, Kirk: Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Cross Country, Home- room Pres. 4, Lettermen's Club, Home- coming Chairman, NEDT Award, Boys' Pep Club, Latin Club, Honor Society Stout, Debra: French Club, F.H.A. , F.T.A. Strunk, Carl: Thespians Historian, Camera Club, F.T.A. , Wrestling, School Play, Honor Society Strunk, Dixie: G.A.A., French Club Swigart, Myron: V.I.C.A. Reporter Swofford, David: Pep Club, Letter- men's Club, Grizzly Booster, Student Council, Latin Club, Football, Gol.f, Wrestling Taylor, Becky: Girls' Pep Club 2,3 G.A.A. 2,3, Annual Staff 4 Thomas, Theresa: Pep Club 2, Griz- zliettes 4 , Grizzly Booster 4, D, E. C , A Parliamentarian 4 Thrush, Mickey: F.F.A. Timmermans, Jesse: Homeroom Pres, V.I.C.A. V. Pres., F.F.A. Tolman, Don: Wrestling Turner, Sandra: Latin Club, Grizzly Booster Van Oostrum, Jantena: Business Man. 2, Pres. Grizzly Booster 4, Execu- tive Council 4, V. Pres. Homeroom 3, Honor Society 4, Fire Squad 4 Van Wingerden , Margaret: F . H.A. Treas . , Grizzly Booster, Honor So- ciety, Iatin Club Sec. , Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Von Grudinski, Dagmar: Exchange Student Wade, Georgine: G.A.A. 2,3,4, Carn- era Club 4, Pep Club 2, French Club 3 Walker, Alan: Fire Squad Pres. , Boys' Pep Club, Lettermen's Club, Grizzly Booster, French Club, Track, Cross Country, Ski Club Warriner, Carol: V, Pres. 2, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, French Club 4, Honor Society Waterman, Rhoda: F.H.A. 2,3,4, Pep Club 4 Westerfield, Mike: Lettermen's Club 2, Class Pres., V.l.C.A. Sec. White, James: Boys' Pep Club, Pres. Boys' Pep Club, Math Club Officer, Latin Club, Lettermen's Club, V.I.C.A Officer, Student Council, Executive Council, Homeroom Officer 3,4, Mu Alpha Theta Math Honorary White, Sandra: G.A.A. 3,4, Girls' Pep Club 4 Willey, Robert: Latin Club, Voca- tional Industrial Clubs of America M. 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