Sunset High School - Apollo Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1967 volume:

APOLLO Co-Editors Advisor Jan Ansdell Miss Kathleen Shipp Carol Nelson Published by the Associated Student Body of Sunset High School, Beaverton, Oregon. ALMA MATER Our Alma Mater calls to us, Her voice we’ll ever hear; We live again those happy days, The times that we hold dear. Our hearts go back in memory Of our Joys, our Hopes, our Fears. And the tender thoughts of Friendships That remain throughout the years. Apollo rides His Chariot gold Across the flaming sky, Our hearts will sing remembering, Our days at Sunset High. 2 HPOLLDS The reflections of Apollo on this page and the following one are reflections of traditions of other years. This book also contains re- flections of Apollos, the students at Sunset High, as they follow old traditions and make new ones for future years. You will see them decorate for and enjoy traditional dances and cheer for winning teams. You will see them crown Kings and Queens and applaud someone’s job well done. You will see Sophomores try to raise money; Juniors order class jewelry and present a prom; and Seniors decorate a tree, enjoy a day of play, and graduate in the traditional purple and white. Some of these ideas are old, and some are new this year, new like the school flag to be carried on into the future. In all of these you find REFLECTIONS OF APOLLO. 3 Miss Kathleen Shipp—English teacher and annual advisor. This year's annual staff dedicates the '67 Apollo to Miss Kathleen Shipp. This is her third year of teaching and her first at Sunset. She is currently a sopho- more English teacher and advisor to the annual. In the last category she has been hardworking, eager to help and very under- standing. Miss Shipp is a graduate of Richland High School and Brigham Young Univer- sity. The harried annual advisor checks a page layout for a final deadline. Dedication A mechanical genius at work. A sigh of relief as the annual cupboard is locked for the day. Miss Shipp demands respect from annual co-editors Carol Nelson and Jan Ansdcll. As a sophomore English teacher, Miss Shipp listens to students' remarks. APOLLO STAFF Advisor Miss Kathleen Shipp Co-Editors Jan Ansdell Carol Nelson Activities Marcia Biggs Toni Hamm Linda Ledbetter Administrations Dave Force Linda Harrington Classes Sophomores Judi Gebhardt Pat Lindahl Juniors Wendy Killpack Maggie Vidak Seniors Leslie Kadderly Sue Kuzmanick Organizations Chris Asplund Brigitte Zadnik Sports Bill Gabler Jerry Thompson Eric Waggoner Business Manager Liz Tebault Photographers John Corn John Foyston John Hyde Russ Smith Allen Toman Steve Weir TABLE OF CONTENTS FALL Activities..............10-22 Sports..................23-37 ORGANIZATIONS 40-71 WINTER Activities..............74-88 Sports.................89-103 ADMINISTRATION 106-121 SPRING Activities............124-128 Sports................129-143 CLASSES Sophomores............146-164 Juniors...............165-182 Seniors...............183-223 GENERAL INDEX 224-232 Fall Term Student Body Officers Fall term student body officers busied themselves in all phases of school life, changing and improving it to benefit the students. Council organized ten assemblies, planned Homecoming and raised $650 to help sponsor next year's AFS students. They succeeded in opening the snack bar until 5 p.m. and changed many after-game dance procedures as well as solving assorted other student problems. In short, fall council headed by student body president Fred Leeson, greatly benefitted Sunset and the students as well. Dennis Wagner Kim Kovak PRESIDENT ELECT VICE PRESIDENT Colleen Castles SECRETARY Laura Errend TREASURER 10 Fred Leeson PRESIDENT Heidi Blatter BUSINESS MANAGER The Student Council consists of: Colleen Castles, secretary; John Ellis, rally rep.: Laura Errcnd, treasurer; Chris Siegfried, publications rep.; Fred Leeson, president; Mr. Larry Ackerman, advisor; Heidi Blatter, manager; Dick Ncren, Junior class rep.; Bill Coffee, Boys' League president; Dennis Wagner, presi- dent-elect; Dagny Hooke. Sophomore class rep.; not pictured. Kim Novak, vice president; Harlow Spaan, Senior class rep.; Teri Meyers, Girls’ League president. The Senate, composed of 100 senators, once again discussed the controversial 2.0 GPA amendment. A new amendment was added to the previous proposals stating that the prospective officer must have maintained a 2.0 GPA for the past two semesters rather than for his entire school career. The rule for accumulative 2.0 GPA stayed, however, as there v as not a large enough percentage of votes to change it. Kim Kovak, president of the senate, along with Mr. Ackerman as advisor, tried to promote better communication between students and their government through the Senate. Student Council, along with the studentbody officers, planned and carried out Home- coming. Student Council And Senate Council And Student Body Officers Procrastinate 12 Controversial Joe Uris has a moment of rest from the week-long discussions. Right To Dissent Junior and senior history classes introduced some- thing new to Sunset's traditional teaching methods. For one week, speakers from all phases of life visited the history classes to discuss the average American citizen’s right to dissent. First speaker on the agenda was a Mormon leader, Mr. Payne, who spoke on the conflicts between church and state and the right of any person within a church to dissent against the ma- jority. A professor from Portland State College dis- cussed the right to dissent within schools. The third day of discussion, the controversial president of stu- dent government at Portland State College. Joe Uris, spoke on Viet Nam, sex, and school. Two Reed College students spoke on the fourth day, with the discussion running along the same lines. The fifth day, teachers from Sunset spoke, concluding the week. Mr. Greg Payne, Morman member, discusses the conflicts between church and state. John Moscow, student from Reed; a study in rebellion. 13 Girls’ League Chris Markman VICE PRESIDENT Felice Moskowitz RECORDING SECRETARY Linda Lindell CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Kathy Hines TREASURER Chris Seigfried HISTORIAN Girls’ League participated in and sponsored many activi- ties during the Fall. To introduce sophomore girls to Girls’ League, a Big and Little Sister Tea took place September 14. The Transfer Party, held each year for students new to Sun- set, was given Tuesday, October 4, and rounded off the main Fall events. The Father-Daughter Banquet on October 27, was highlighted by an interesting film on salmon fishing. Joint meetings between Girls’ League and Boys' League were introduced this year and enabled better communication be- tween the two. Girls’ League Counci Girls' League Council consists of: Sue Neumeister, Patti Fowler, Seldy Cramer. Chris Seigfried, Jane Munkers, Charlene Craner, Kay Johnson, Mary Jo Corwin, Jody Groshart. Linda Teufal. Pat Lindahl, and Mrs. Scales. First row: Chris Markman, Felice Moskowitz, Teri Myers, Linda Lindell, and Kathy Hines. Transfer students get acquainted with Sunset students at the annual Transfer Party. Dana Shaw, Pat McCartor, Carol Nelson, and Jane Munkres work diligently on Girls' League committees. 15 Oh, that pickle was sour! exclaimed Janet 8lue while preparing for the Christmas Semi-Formal. Girls Of The Month Active is the middle name of Sunset’s September girl of the month. President of National Thespians Society, mem- ber of Sunflares Scroll columnist, and Young Democrats rep- resentative were some of her activities. Estelle Danish I.R.L. president Ann Jenson was October’s girl of the month. Active in speech squads and all school events she was one of the senior Homecoming princesses. Ann Jensen Fall Girls' League president Teri Myers was November girl of the month. She was active in Young Democrats and was in many dramatic productions. 16 Teri Myers Boys’ League Bill Coffco Mark Buxton Steve Dossey Hard-working Dennis Wagner helps decorate for the Christmas Semi-Formal. Boys’ League most successful fall event was an all school boys' volleyball night held in October. This was followed by a second volleyball night which like the first, opened up the school gymnasium and all athletic equip- ment to all boys. Another activity of the fall season was an assembly featuring a special karate exhibition. Eric Waggoner, John Young. Jerry Thompson, and Linda Teufel promote rela- Tim Rollins gives service to Boys' League with a smile, tions between Girls' and Boys’ League Councils. 17 Dagny Hooke Nanci Holland Diane Scollard Kathi Gorman Donna Folkestad Ann Jensen Cathy Adolphson Peggy Hagestadt Felice Moskowitz Sophomore princesses: Peggy Hagestedt escorted by Tim McHenry. Nancy Holland escorted by Don Adams, Dagny Hooke escorted by Mike Gotfe; Jun- ior princesses: Diane Scollard escorted by Kirk Graves, Kathi Gorman es- corted by Bill Criswell; last year’s Queen. Lauren Naudain escorted by Tim Glccson; announcer Fred Leeson; Junior princess Donna Folkestad escorted by Paul Keller; Senior princesses: Cathy Adolphson escorted by Dan Stin- son; Felice Moskowitz escorted by Mark Phillips; Ann Jensen escorted by Tom Houglum. Senior Cathy Adolphson Reigns As Athena 4 19 Caedmon and the Nobles play for crowd at Homecoming. Dennis Rules As Apollo 9 Dennis Wagner “It’s a small world, was the theme of this year’s La Fest- danza. Every morning for a week preceding the dance, It's a small world was said in many different tongues during morning announcements as publicity for this main fall event. Representatives for APOLLO IX from the language clubs were: Mark Buxton. French Club; Bruce Hedrick, Spanish Club; and Tom Drougas, Latin Club. Dennis Wagner from the German Club was crowned APOLLO IX. The Mystics, a well-known local combo, provided enter- tainment, and refreshments came from the German Club. Decorations were made by the French Club, and the Latin Club took care of the coronation. Dennis and escort Cordelia Oswald. 20 Bruce Hedrick Mark 8uxton Tom Drougas Girl from Wilson gets carried away. Students Join In Festivities At Fall Dance Mystics-popular band entertains students. Mark Buxton, Debbie Wenner, Tom Drougas escorting Mar- garet Farnsworth. Denny Wagner escorting Cordy Oswald await selection of Apollo ninth. Dancers enjoy music of the Mystics. Danny Angel, Sue Johnson, Curtis Goodwin, James Lange, Kerry Decker, Rodger Glos members of Germania serve refreshments in the counseling center. Cordy Oswald, John Ellis, Dan Rohlffs, Cathy Case and Phil Taggert enjoy fine refreshments in the student center. 21 22 Apollos Place 6th In Metro The Varsity Team, First Row: Tim Mack, Cleve Larson, Brent Curtis, Gordy Grcdvig, Kirk Graves, Steve Oossey, Steve Warren, Larry Geigle, Steve Raster, Greg Hughes. Row 2: Scott Mosiman, Mike Murdza, John Harris, Frank Fortino, Tom Faurot, John Martin, Tom Marx, John Hire, Ed Beers, Mark Buxton, Pat Swanson. Row 3: Bob Brown, Bill Siebert, Tom Drougas, Bill Swanson, John Van 8laderen, Terry Nickerson, Gordy Longhurst, George Tomaskie, Owight Larson. Row 4: Rich Taylor, Don Bougc (manager), Stan Hart, Dennis Wagner, Larry Dorrey, Craig McGib- bon, Don Olson, Rick Eastman, Rick Hopkins. Not Pictured: Bill Gabler and Frank Williams. Coach Davis looks on as the Apollos drill Seaverton. The football season at Sunset this year was marked by a good team performance. Quarterback Brent Curtis and tackle Tom Drougas were chosen as all-state team members. Ed Beers was made all-metro guard. The Apollos five win-four loss season was climaxed by wins over Beaverton, and the PIL's Grant High. Don Olson leads the Apollos out on the field. Coach Davis Left to right: Trainer, Mr. Jacques Bonfiglio, Coach Larry Walker, Coach Bill Benton, Coach Ben Davis, Coach Dan Hess and Head Coach Darrel Davis. Metro Standings W Hillsboro ........................... 8 David Douglas........................ 6 Central Catholic .................... 6 Gresham ............................. 5 Milwaukie ........................... 4 SUNSET .............................. 4 Beaverton ........................... 2 Clackamas ........................... 2 Astoria ............................. 2 Centennial .......................... 2 Rex Putnam .......................... 0 Coach Benton drills the team in practice. Don Olson (85), Brent Curtis (19), Gordy Gredvig (20) and Coach Davis wait for defense to get them the ball. Terry Nickerson RT Brent Curtis Allstate Q8 Tom Marx C 26 Doug Johnson H8 Ed Beers Allstate G Steve Dossey HB Gordy Longhurst LT Mark Buxton RG Cleve Larson Q8 Steve Warren HB Scott Mosiman FB Greg Hughes FB Craig McGibbon CE Frank Fortino H8 Tom Drougas Allstate LT Don Olson LE Denny Wagner RE Dwight Larson RT Mike Murdza HB Coach Davis outlines team strategy. Apollos bring down a Spartan ball carrier. Larry Geigle goes for six points. Steve Dossey (24) and Greg Hughes (33) go in for another tackle. Fullback Lorry Gciglc breaks through the Gresham line for a long run. Larry Dorrey (82) and Brent Curtis (19) look for running room. Curtis, Drougas Named All-State Gordy Gredvig breaks loose for a long gainer. Varsity Football Scores Sunset 0........................Central Catholic 13 Sunset 14..........................David Douglas 33 Sunset 28.......................... Beaverton 16 Sunset 33..........................Centennial 18 Sunset 27............................ Astoria 13 Sunset 22...........................Clackamas 13 Sunset 21.............................. Grant 5 Sunset 7..............................Gresham 12 Sunset 7........................... Hillsboro 24 Coach Davis gives directions to End Dennis Wagner. Steve Dossey (24) wades through a group of Central defenders. All Metro Tackle Tom Drougas (70) and Denny Wagner move in for kill. 30 All State Quarterback Brent Curtis rolls out for another pass. JV Team Has Winning Season J.V. Team: Bottom Row: Curt Sheinnan, Larry Miller. Greg Kubin. Gary Russel. Gary Christianson, Don Adams, Bob Warren, Greg Visyak, Dave Enloe. Row 2: Mike Taylor, Dave Steely, Bill Young. Terry Shinkle. Ken Hcverman, Cory Herwood, Bruce Eckols, Havier Lazzarga, Eric Green. Row 3: Larry Baird, Jim Golden, Tim Simpson, Jim McKever, Jim Han- son, Dave Uppinghouse, Steve Bickle, Jeff Cole. Row 4: Scott Loomis, Tim McHenry, John Wyttenberg, Chuck Mcng, Gary Wood, Leon Miller, Tony Mazzio, Rob Rowley. Ted Shields. Row 5: Brad Berquist. Dave Chambers, Joe Smith, Eric Thompson, Alan Franzhe, Tom Perkins, Chris Johnson, Gary Simmons. Not Pictured: Dick Noren, Bruce Tan, Andy Grueler, Darryl Gray, Dick Zentzis. Coaches Larry Walker and Ben Davis. Scott Loomis gets away by a shirt tail. QB John Wyttenberg (19) surveys the line. JV Turnout Impressive The Apollos go in to throw Gresham for a loss. Bill Young (33) runs interference for Scott Loomis (24). JV Football Scores Sunset 6.....................Central Catholic 18 Sunset 32.......................Lake Oswego 22 Sunset 14........................... Beaverton 7 Sunset 2.......................David Douglas 0 Sunset 14........................... Milwaukie 26 Sunset 7.............................Clackamas 28 Sunset 26........................Rex Putnam 0 Sunset 24........................... Hillsboro 26 Sunset 7...............................Gresham 14 32 1 Si Harriers Have Outstanding Season Cross Country team, First Row: Joe Christianson, Mark Woodson, Dave Luther, Mike Allen, Bob Hudziak. Row 2: Dan O'Connell, Bruce Hedrick, Randy Barry, Dave 8ishop, John Ellis, Joe Booth, Mike Fitzgerald. Roy Terry. Rene Hopp. Mike Fitzgerald and Roy Terry exert a last effort. Ml Joe Christianson Appollo Harriers off and running to victory. Varsity Cross Country Scores Sunset 19..............................Gresham 43 Sunset 38........................... Milwaukie 18 Sunset 28.....................Central Catholic 27 Sunset 29.......................... Centennial 26 Sunset 24........................... Beaverton 33 Sunset 33........................... Hillsboro 24 Sunset 17.........................Rex Putnam 47 Sunset 21.......................David Douglas 34 Sunset 19............................. Astoria 43 Sunset 17............................Clackamas 49 Sunset 22.......................South Salem 35 JV's wait for the sound of the gun. Boys’ Swim team. Top Row: Jim Warren. Scott 8igham, Jerry New- man, Barry Rauschkolb. Gary Larson, Lenny Newman. Middle Row: Manager 8rian Diehm, Mike McGan, John Austin, Steve Peterson, Rick Brown, Rod Lee, Gus Lamb. Manager Craig Dennis. Bottom Row: Scott Dunn, Paul Luther, Evan Seelye, Larry Hough, Greg Kirkland. Apollo Tankmen 4th At State Coach Guy Gleeson Coach Gleeson readies the team for their next workout. Gary Larson strokes towards another win. Practices make perfect Mike McGan and Barry Rauschkolb wait for their ‘ Time.” Newman, Larson Break State Records Scott Dunn prepares himself for a dive. .....Gresham 30 .....Parkrose 49 ... Centennial 21 .......Wilson 49 David Douglas 47 . McMinnville 47 ... Beaverton 45 1966 Boys Swim Result Sunset 65............ Sunset 46............ Sunset 73............ Sunset 50............ Sunset 48............ Sunset 48............ Sunset 50............ Apollo Mermaids Show Spunk Girls' Swim team, Top Row: Charlie Brown, Pam Slingcr, Vicki Jones. Middle Row: Margaret Fortino, Christy Bell, Cheryl Legate, Cyndie Hopkins. Bottom Row: Kathy Beatty, Carol Fortino, Lynette Stinson. Miss Nancy Pfaff Off to a flying start. Girls’ Swim Team Results Sunset 73..............................Gresham 27 Sunset 48.............................Parkrose 56 Sunset 75...........................Centennial 27 Sunset 36...............................Wilson 91 Sunset 31......................David Douglas 72 Sunset 55......................... McMinnville 48 Sunset 32........................... Beaverton 74 Margaret Fortino 37 fUiurSboc KdOmb 39 Editors of the Apollo, Carol Nelson and Jan Ansdell. Apollo Staff There was never a dull or quiet moment for the Apollo staff this year. There were always layouts to be made, pic- tures to be taken, and copy to be written. Finally, there were always deadlines to be made. A lot of time and hard work were put forth by every member of the staff in order to make this year's Apollo one of the best Sunset has ever had. Sitting among layouts, pictures, and copy was a familiar sight for Brigitte Zadnik as well as for all other staff members. Yearbook advisor, Miss Shipp, works late to meet another deadline. Business manager for the Apollo is Liz Tcbault. The sports section of the yearbook was compiled by Bill Gabler, Jerry Thomp- son, and Eric Waggoner. 40 Organizations and clubs were done by Chris Asplund and Brigitte Zadnik. Dave Force worked on the administration-faculty section. Activities were compiled by Linda Ledbetter and Marcia 8iggs. Not pictured is Toni Hamm. The senior section was done by Leslie Kaddcrly and Sue Kuzmanich (left); the junior section by Wendy Killpack and Maggie Vidak (right); and the sophomore section was done by Judi Gebhardt. who is not pictured. A constant task for editors Carol and Jan was checking Apollo staff photographers spent many long hours preparing pictures. Left to right, pictures and layouts. they are: Allen Toman, Steve Weir, John Hyde, Russ Smith, and John Foyston. Not pictured is Steve Vondereau. 41 Allen Toman, Scroll photographer Co-editor, Chris Siegfried. Sunset Scroll Staff Working among layouts, copy, scissors, and glue, the Scroll staff very suc- cessfully produced a newspaper every two weeks. The Scroll reflected all as- pects of school activities through stories and pictures, and presented a thor- ough picture of the student body. News editors are Patti Benedict, right, and Laura Errend, left. Chris Markman, center, is feature editor. Reporters left to right, arc: Seated, Chris Olin, Cathy Adolfson, Roxy Moss- man; standing, Melanie Formway, Linda Olsen, and Kathy Payne. 42 Reporters seated, are: Robin Cottrel, Michele Sirianni, Chris Markman; standing. Estelle Danish, Nancy Thorn, Barbra Harrington, and Marcia Biggs. Ann Rasmussen and Irja Orav, in charge of circulation. Cathy Adolfson plunks away. A familiar sight . . . paste-up. Staff members. Sherry Williams. Cyndi Olsen, and Cheryl King. Sports staff, left to right: John Specht, Rich Taylor, Craig Smith. Fred Leeson editor, Dan Hyatt, and Mike Stahlman. Co-editor, Janet Godard. Miss Sharon Montgomery was the very patient, and very helpful advisor to all staff members. 43 Co-editors, Marguerite Michas and Ray Helterlin©. Each year Sunset students con- tribute artistic and literary works to the Dolphin. Of those submitted, the best are compiled into Sunset’s magazine. Chris Markman, artist, works on public- ity posters. Staff members discuss possible material. Under the watchful eye of Lynctt Worthcy, staff members proceed to comprise the '67 edition. U President of Q S is Allen Toman. Cathy Adolfson Jan Ansdcll Patti Benedict Janet Godard Roxy Mossman Carol Nelson Cyndi Olson Chris Siegfried Allen Toman Lynett Worthey Quill And Scroll Quill and Scroll is an international honorary organization for high school journalism stu- dents. Students from any publications at school, such as the newspaper, the yearbook, or the literary magazine, are eligible for Q S if they meet the requirements. Advisor of Q S is Miss Sharon Montgomery. New member, Patti Benedict, is initiated into NHS by Jim Dorman. President Mark Houglum presides over initiation. National Honor Society Seniors: Benedict, Patti Ben , Virginia Bernard, Kris Black, Ron Buxton, Mark Carlsen, Jim Case, Carter Castles, Colccn Cecil. Janclle Crocker, Bruce Culbertson, David Culy, Rctta Curtis, Brent Daniel, Rena Danish, Estelle Docrrie, Don Dorman, James Farnsworth, Margaret Force, Dave Formway, Melanie Fowler, Patti Geisler, David Godard, Janet Hall, Pat Hamilton, Steve Haugsten, Connie Hines, Kathy Houglum, Mark Johnson, Doug Kadderly, Leslie Kantor, Stephen Kidby, Phil Kilborn, Janet Kovac, Kim Larson, Bryant Larson, Dwight Layton, Abby Leeson, Fred Lent , Linda Lindell, Linda McDonald, Dianne McManis, Pat Markman, Christine Marshall, Sue Mauritz, Steve Melster, Diana Menze, Janet Mosiman, Scott Moskowitz, Felice Murch, James Myers. Teri Nelson, Vicki Olson, Don Peters, Marcia Peterson, Dennis Schultz, Sandra Shaw, Dana Siegfried, Chris Smith, Sandy Spaan, Harlow Speed, Kathryn Tcbault, Liz Wagner, Dennis Warren, Steve Weed, Marc Weiland, Linda Wilhelmson. Kris Williams, Betty Williams, Ellen Juniors: Angell, Daniel Archibald, Robert Asplund, Christine Beatty, Kathy Bergquist, 8rad Blumenficld, 8yron Borosund, Keninc Case, Kathyellen Chaney, David Chism, Mark Clark, Bob Cramer, Seldy Culbertson, Juli Edwards, Nancy Eggiman, Linda Ferguson, Susan Fillinger, Don Fishcl, Brad Fortino, Margaret Gebhardt, Judith Gill, Larry Graves, Kirk Green, Kandace Groshart. Jody Hamm, Toni Hansen, Kris Hatfield, Tim Heltcrline, Ray Houglum, Tom James, Matt Lee, Loretta Lee, Roddy Legate, Cheryl Lindahl, Pat McCarthy, Dick Markman, Don Martin, John Meador, Nance Michas, Marguerite Mosser, Susan Murray, David Patton, Valerie Pennington, Eric Pctzold, Teresa Pritchet, Judy Saltman, Marsha Scelye, Evan Seymour, Gail Svela, Norma Sweetman, David Teufel, Linda Timmerman, Karen Van Bladeren, John Wahlstrom, Teresa Wentworth, Carol Wik, Karen Willis, Carol Wright, Shira 45 Latin Club Officers of Latin Club, left to right standing: Cheryl Fcightner, secretary; Margaret Farnsworth, reporter; Christy Noren, treas- urer. Seated: Cheryl King, president. Not pictured is Pennic Parker, vice-president. Some of Latin Club’s activities for the year were a toy drive for Ooernbechcr Hospital and a pizza party. Ad- visor for the club is Mr. Polich, Latin teacher. Mr. Paul Pearson, German teacher and advisor of Germania. German Club 47 Officers of German Club are, standing: Janet Menze. president; Paul Hinds, publicity; Cordelia Oswald, secretary. Seated: Kathy Hines, treasurer. Not pictured are Tcri Myers, vice-president; and Marlene Waitman, reporter. rr Gail Seymour and Teri Ling act out a scene of Cinicienta . . . Spanish Cinderella. Initiation into Amiguitos is a must, and here two new members practice their bullfighting. Miss Jones, advisor of Amiguitos, helps with all club activities. Officers of Amiguitos are, left to right: Chris Asplund, reporter; Maggie Vidak, treas- urer; Brigitte Zadnik, secretary; Nancy Edwards, vice-president; and Cheryl Legate, president. 48 Second semester club officers arc, left to right: Seldy Cramer, vice-president: Carol Wentworth, president; and Virginia Benz, historian. Not pictured are Bonnie Bates, secretary; and Sue Clary, treasurer. Members of French Club patiently wait for other members to Join them in their annual bicycle trip. French First semester officers arc, left to right: Virginia Benz, historian; Carolyn Cosola, secretary; Mark Buxton, president; and Debbie Wenner, treasurer. Not pictured is Dianne Scollard, vice-president. Mr. Bonfiglio (alias Mr. B.), leads French Club members on the long awaited bicycle trip. 49 Jon Woodson, president; Pat Lindahl, secretary: Heidi Blatter, foreign cor- respondent; Marguerite Mlchas, treasurer; are YD officers. During a meeting, the atmosphere is always informal. Young Democrats 50 Sponsor of Teenage Republicans is Mr. Knauss. Officers of Teenage Republicans are David Jones, president; Dave Force, vice president; Marcia 8iggs, secretary, and Phil Nelson, treasurer. 51 Dave Jones conducts a business meeting. NFL members are, left to right: Gail Seymour, Harlow Spaan, John Banner, Mike Fitzgerald. Kathi Kirkpatrick, Dollie Bailey, Cydney Linden, and Marsha Hedrick. National Forensics League is the honor soci- ety for speech students. A student gains admis- sion to NFL only after earning a certain number of points. Speech squad members attended 14 tournaments, in 9 different events throughout the year. National Forensics League Speech Squad Speech squad members are, seated: Dollie Bailey, and Marsha Hedrick. Standing arc Cydney Linden, Duane Conger, and Debbie Georgiadis. Seated arc Gail Seymour and Kathi Kirkpat- rick. Standing are Mike Fitzgerald, Dennis Young, John Banner, and John Jones. Seated are Harlow Spaan and David Johns. Standing are Paul Luther, Mrs. Coe, and Dave Jones. 52 Colleen Castles Joel Cole Estelle Danish Pat Hall Bruce Hedrick Carole Jarvis Vicki Jones John Kaza Kim Kovac Casey Long Dianne Markham Tim McDonough Loretta McGrath Mary Kaye Oldroyd Cyndi Olson Hal Reiter Jan Samson Larry Skinner Debbie Wcnncr Dennis Young Tricia Young Colleen Castles and Cyndi Olson dig in. Thespians Casey Long and Jan Samson do their olio act for A Fate Worse Than Death.” During a Thespian meeting. President Estelle Danish discusses the initiation of new members. At the annual banquet, a Thespian ghoul guards the door. 53 Sunset’s Marching Band For the year 1966-1967. the marching band played at all football games, gave two concerts, and helped entertain at the Holiday assembly. Both advisors took turns directing the band and during sixth period helped coach band members during their practice sessions. Left to right: First Row: Tony Mazzio, Sandy Foster, Mars Logan, Debbie Franklin, Betty Williams, Lydia Townes. Carolann Oleson, Ken Owens. Peggy Casteel, Debbie Hauser, Mary Hudson. Row 2: Henry Hooper, Karen Freiheit, Kathy Scatty, Pcnnie Parker, Rod Lee, Dan Angcll, Rita Lenard, John Rhoton, Doug Morrill, Glorinda Brown, Mark Leuthold. Joel Cole. Tom McGowan, Dave Bishop, Bruce Flaxman, Glenda Lowenstein, Dean Wheeler, Sandy Weiss, Bob Archibald, Jim Carlson. Row 3: Launi Bennett, Cyndi Olson, Pamela Foster, Daniel Combs, John Hyde, Nancy Gardner, Brian Oichm, Mark Keekers, Dale Weyermann. Cal 8rockman, Steve Scanson, Kaye Mundell, Larry Ougheltree, Darryl Heasly, Rick Rogers, Philip Drew, Gary Wold, Tom Perkins. Row 4: Craig Wilcox, Stan Clare, James Pearce, Richard Leeper, Tom Peterson, David Timmons, Roger Glos. Mike Free, Steve Hamilton, Jim Dorman, Jim Sorenson, Jeff Lokting, George Toma- skie, 8rcntly Dove, John Jones, Dave Wheeler, Leonard Malstrom, Pete 8arney, Roger Lenard. Mike Decker. Row 5: Scott Shaw, Richard Downing. Roger Pieratt, Donald Edigar, Kevin Whalen, Daniel Davis. 54 Orchestra Orchestra members, left to right. First Row: Sue Fer- guson. Carolee Kennedy. Jack Froelich, Shirley Howard. John Kaza. Jim Hansen, Dwight Larson, Row 2: Ray Brown, Betty Williams, Sandy Foster, Tony Mazzio, Pennie Parker. Ken Owens. Row 3: Mike Free, Dave Timmins, Dale Weyermann, Cal 8rockman, Kay Mundell. Roger Lenard, Mike Decker, and Teresa Wahlstrom. Not pictured are Jim Pearce and Steve Scanson. Director of the orchestra is Mrs. Swafford. Dance Band Left to right, Kneeling: Danny Angell. First Row: Jim Carlson, Gary Peterson, Steve Hamilton. Dave Timmins. Oan Davis, John Jones, Pete Wold, Dean Wheeler. Charles Pren, Dick Downing. Standing: Bob 8arncy. Roger Lenard, and Mike Decker. Archibald, Tom Perkins, Phil Drew. Jim Dorman, Rodger Glos. Tom A Capella members are. left to right: First Row. Ellen Williams. Sheila Kearney, Kathyellen Case, Julio Jewett, Sue Hawley, Ruth Barrett, Jan Oldroyd, Janet Rutledge. Mary Casely, Kathy Hines. Sue Ayers, Sherry Gal- linger, Nancy Edwards. Leslie Kadderly, Melanie Formway, Marcia Hickman. Daryl Frykholm, Mary Jo Corwin, Mary Oldroyd. Row 2: Loretta Loo. Pam Slinger, Christy Saylor, Babette Davies, Cathy Adolfson, Sue Marshall, Mar- ilyn Woodward, Beth Kirby, Sue Fredrickson, Eleonore Gerson, Karen Wik, Debbie Wenner. Kalccn Fault, Rita Baudcr, Sandy Schultz, Tcri Myers, Chris Markman, Linda Harrison, Pat McManis, Marlene Waitman. Row 3: Dan Rohlffs, Chris Markman, Bob Larsell, Mike Kinslow. Tim Schultz. Walter Froman, Steve Tinsman, Jim Dorman, Mark Lawson, Pat Hassel, Gilbert Voist, Mark, Chism, Randy Radar, Mark Hafner, Allen Lawson, Scott Dunn, Phil Taggeart, Trip Saylor, Steve Boyle. Row 4: Tom Drougas, Dick Schultz, Dwight Larson. Kick Ackroyd, Charley Encell, Bruce Tan, Steve Kaster, Tom Houglum, Mike Stahlman, Chris Olson, James Lang, Leon Miller, Cleve Larson, Mark Houglum, Dennis Young, Jerry Rucker, Bruce Hedrick, Rick Leroy, Dave Geisler, and Phil Sicchcn. Not pictured are Sue Neumeister, Dollie Bailey, Julie Thclin, Hilary Williams. Karen Timmons, Dave Culbertson, Dave Chambers, and Mike Johnson. A Cappella Choir Teri Myers and Dennis Young entertain students with a humorous song during the Holiday assembly. 57 58 On ladder, top to bottom: Cleve Larson, Chris Markman. Randy Radar, Sue Marshal. Lett to right, Standing: Mark Houglum, Rita Bauder, Ellen Williams. Mary Oldroyd, Dan Rohltts, Sherry Gallinger, Marcia Hickman. Bob Larsell, Phil Siechen, Tori Myers. Linda Eggiman. Kneeling: Bruce Hedrick and Dave Culbertson. Madrigals Girls’ Ensemble Left to right, Back Row: Sharon Kenner, Jan Henniger, Glenda Stroup, Pam Sjordal, Myra Friedman, Kay Ked- dington, Mary Ann Tews, Gay Sheer, Barbara Clark, Cyndi Hopkins. Front Row: Barbara Alder, 8arb Stankiewitz, Kay Johnson, Chris Billington, Sandi Black, Sharon Wheel. Gail VanDorn, Carol Lee Kennedy, Donna Wright, Eileen Nance. Mixed Chorus Lett to right. First Row: Melody Kelley. Megan Willis. Carol Dal- zell, Dixie Parmer, Sue Hough. Joanne Godard, Marta Hammel, Jan Calliham. Marcia Decker. Bcnita Sundin, Perky Ordlin. Pat Sommerville. Row 2: Carol Poehler, Pat Larson. Grace Jewett, Jan Hewlett. Kay Leise. Melanie Bailey, Diane Kelly, Gayle Pruett, V anda Robinson. Martha Smith, Dyan S3re, Connie Hart, Chris- tina Mehl. Row 3: Don Phillips. Ken Brown. Tom Hauser, Terry Shinkle. Joe Pollock. Keith Brehm, Marv Gullings. Row i: Charles Jczick, Larry Gill. Lane Brekkan. Ray Bird. Dave Luther, Karl Goin, Dan Hubbard. Not Pictured: Steve Dimbat. Fred Ehrl. Edith Rosier, Herb Pebley, Linda Marquardt. Jerry Wcstgaard, Randy Scanson, Steve Bringhurst. Girls’ Glee Lett to right, First Row: Jan Ansdell. Pennic Wilson, Sue Titus, Carolann Olcson, YeVonne Bates. Kathy Shatter, Robin Gemmer, Sharon Weinstock. Wendy Kill- pack, Renee Turner, Debbie Wright. Debbie Bucher, Dixie Jones, Cyd Lyndon. Row 2: Kay Simmons. Susanne Curtis, Joanne Merrick, Lariann Kempe. Judy Pritchett, Sarah Potter, Nancy Lobbergt, Becky Freeman, Anita Dale, Sue Eklund, Kathy Stevens, Jodie Marquardt, Lois Smith, Debbie McCallen. Row 3: Connie Michas, Doreen Wilton, Marguerite Michas, Lillian Howard, Joan Ne- gravel. Debbie Bauder, Viki Schondclmayer, Sandy Long- way, Debbie McGrew, Tammy Prickett. Kathi Holznagel, Sue Steadman, Debbie Goldberg. Margaret Allen. 59 Counter-clockwise, starting at front: Shira Wright, Antza Newsome, Sue Grandy, Teresa Petzold, Jane McKenzie, Shelly Chichester, Fe- lice Moskowitz, Nancy Edwards, Margaret Farnsworth, Colleen Cas- tles, Mary Oldroyd, Cathy Adolphson, Janelle Cecil, Lynn Douglas, Patty Fowler, Patti Basich, Dianne Anderson, Estelle Danish. Kandee Green, Valerie Patton. Barbie Ulvcdal. Nancy Bates, Ann Jensen. Not pictured are: Nancy Hopkins and Sue Ncumcister. Sunflares 60 'Sun dolls help promote Spirit Week and Toy Drive. Each autumn, the Sunflares practiced in the open air. A very dedicated girl, Janelle Cecil, line captain for the Sunflares. With many encouraging words. Miss Flcgcl served as advisor for the 1966-1967 Sunflares. Diane Anderson, Patti Basich, Patti Fowler entertain students during this year's football games. Student body enthusiastically greets Sunflares during assemblies. And a one, two, three . . . Rally Squad Rally members, left ladder, top to bottom: Mike Decker, Sid Wyttenberg. Tracey Mack. Right ladder, top to bottom: Byron Blumenfield, Judy Hansen, Debbie Wenner. Front Row: Linda Dunn, John Ellis, and Kathyellen Case. Linda watches the team fight. Judy tensely awaits outcome of game. Debbie: Apollos, Go! Fight! Tracey provides pep at pep assemblies. 62 John demonstrates Apollo skill. Rally members display a lot of enthusiasm and spirit. 63 J.V. Rally Girls lead yells at all J.V. games. Cathy Doughty and Miss Conoly, advisor, check plans (or an up-coming event. Apolloettes An Apollocttc hands out programs before a concert. Apolloette officers are, left to right: Cathy Doughty, president; Retta Culy, vice president: Kerry Decker, secretary; Judy Fergu- son, reporter; and Marcia Fritts, historian. Olympians During an Olympian meeting, the atmosphere is very relaxed. Advisor is Mr. Davis. Olympian officers arc: Brent Curtis, treasurer; Tom Orougas, president, and Steve Dossey, secretary. Not pictured is Rob Drake, vice president. 64 Miss Short advises FTA. Also advisor, is Mr. Rayburn, who is not pictured. Future Teachers Of America Officers of FTA are, left to right: Kandee Green, reporter; L3ura Errend, president: Shira Wright, vice-president; Anita Dale, treasurer; and Carol 8ogue, secretary. American Field Service Committee AFS Committee members arc, left to right: Bruce Hedrick, Marsha Hedrick, Charley Encell, Teresa Montgomery, and Harlow Spaan, chairman. Other members not pictured are: Chris Markman, Mel- anie Formway, Heidi Blatter, Nancy Edwards, Kay Johnson, and the foreign exchange students, Sig Gumundsson and Filiz Bar- las. The purpose of the committee was to help raise money for future AFS functions. 65 Future Homemakers Of America Advisors for FHA are the home economics teachers, Miss 8uess, Mrs. Mc- Donald, and Miss McBride. . . . a typical task for a future home- maker. Kcnine Borosund and Sharilyn Smith serve cake and cookies at the FHA bake sale. 66 Officers of FHA, left to right: Cathy Doughty, treasurer; Wendy Killpack, historian; Glenda Stroup, secretary; Linda Lindell, president; and Kcnine Borosund, vice-president. Happiness is getting hit by a pie—says John Crocker as brother 8ruce lets him have it. Medical Club officers, left to right are: Rita Lcnard, His- torian; Jill Carlson, Vice President; Virginia Benz, President: and Launi Bennett, Secretary-Treasurer. Future Medico Professionals Future Medical Professionals sponsored a toy drive for Doernbecher Hospital as their main project of the year with com- petition between classes. The Senior Class won the contest and as a result, the officers were allowed to throw pies at the losing underclassmen. Members of this club also went on occasional field trips to various hospitals and heard speakers several times throughout the year. Advisor for the club was Mrs. Larsen. Cream Pie a la mode—Juniors Janet Blue and Dick Noren. Carol Sturdivant posts information for club members on the bulletin board. 67 Back Row, left to right: Scott Mosiman, Steve Warren, Tom Drougas, Carter Case. Front Row: Bill Coffee, Rick Mealey, Steve Dossey, Don Olson, and Den- nis Wagner. First semester officers arc, left to right: Mike Murdza, reporter; Dennis Wagner, president; Tom Drougas, vice-president; Brad Berg- quist, secretary; Steve Dossey, treasurer; and Brent Curtis, ICC representative. Conservation Club The Conservation Club offers to its members the opportunity to become more familiar with the resources in the Pacific Northwest. This is done by performing va- rious projects under the direction of gov- ernment, state, and private agencies, which are concerned with conservation manage- ment. Some of the projects of the year were: the Lost Lake Camping Trip, the Estacada Ranger Station Project, and others. The advisor of the club is Mr. Paul Pearson, who also teaches German. Left to right: Mike Murdza. Scott Mosiman, Jim Clark, Matt James, Greg Hughs, and Mike Fcightner. Back Row, left to right: Bill Coffee, Mike Feightner, Carter Case, Don Olson. John Hyer, Ray Heltcrline, and John VanBladeren. Front Row: Mike Murdza, Doug Johnson, John Martin, Steve Oosscy, and Scott Bigham. Second semester officers are. Back Row: Don Olson, president; Carter Case, vice-president; Scott Mosiman, secretary-treasurer; and John Martin, reporter. 68 Art Club member Chari Stevens sells hand-made purple and white Sunset Pennants. Art Club discussing another uncontro- versial subject. Art Club Second semester officers, left to right arc: Linda Harrison, Vice President: Dennis Batke, Treas- urer; and Julie Verhagcn, President. Not pictured is Kymnc Speed, Secretary. Art Club discusses up coming events, including a beach trip, selling of mistletoe, and a trip to the mountains. First semester officers, left to right are: LaRean 8iscl, Treasurer; Cyndi Olson, Secretary; Judy Pulliam, Vice President; and Carol Jarvis, President. Advisor of Art Club, Mr. Gary Mueller. 69 International Relations League Mr. James Barlow, advisor of IRl, relaxes as he listens to an informal discussion. Inter-club Counci 70 This year ICC was made up of the presidents of the various clubs. Student body vice president was in charge of ICC. Bowling Club Talent and coordination comprise Sunset's bowling club Officers. Silver Skis Snowy slopes beckon Sunset skiers. Misery loves company. Dennis Wagner STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Student Council and officers had a busy spring session. The Student Council spon- sored the successful toy drive for hos- pitalized children which ended in a pie- throwing for the defeated classes and vic- tory for the Seniors. Dennis Wagner, Stu- dent Body president, promoted a program of more student participation in all school activities. Spring Term Student Body Officers Rob Drake STUDENT 80DY VICE PRESIDENT Felice Moskowitz TREASURER Patti Fowler STUDENT MANAGER Mark Buxton SECRETARY Matt James PRESIDENT ELECT Council members for the Spring term included: First Row: 8rent Curtis, Boys’ League President: Rob Drake. Vice President; Dennis Wagner. Presi- dent; Chris Markman, Girls' League President. Row 2: Mr. Ackerman, Advisor; Ann Jensen, Senior Class Representative; Janet Godard. Scroll Representa- tive; Ray Helterline, Junior Class Representative; Janet Rutledge. Sophomore Class Representative; John Ellis, Rally Squad Representative; Felice Mosko- wilz, Treasurer; Mark 8uxton, Secretary; Patti Fowler. Student Manager; Matt James, President Elect. Student Council Achieves A New Spring” In Government Members of the Council contemplate a plan of action. Brent Curtis PRESIDENT Don Olson VICE-PRESIDENT Carter Case SECRETARY-TREASURER Boys' League Council Promotes Rip City T-Shirts Boys’ League works diligently for a successful Bali Hai. Spring term Boys' League, headed by president Brent Curtis, ac- complished a great deal during the latter part of the school year. Helping Girls' League present Bali Hai was one of their major proj- ects. Rip City T-shirts, successfully sold out the first time, were made available for purchase by order and brought in a large amount of money for Boys' League. 77 Boys’ League responds eagerly during a meeting as girls look on. Chris Marfcman PRESIDENT Janello Cecil VICE PRESIDENT Spring Term Girls’ League Officers Mary Oldroyd CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Chris Siegfried HISTORIAN Nancy Edwards RECORDING SECRETARY Feliz 8arlas TREASURER Members of the Spring Term Girls' League Council are: Chris Behrens, Maggi Vidak, Seldy Cramer, Valorie Patton, Kandi Green, Sharon Cornell, Chris Seigfried, Chris Markman, Jancllc Cecil, Mimi Woodward. Patti Ba- sich, Nancy Edwards, Christy Saylor, Cindy Olson, and Jan Ansdcll. Not pictured are: Pat McManis, Janet Kilborn, Mary Oldroyd, and Fetiz Barlas. Nancy Bates, Linda Lindell. and Cathy Adolphson model for the Mother-Daughter Tea. Spring Council Presents Bali Hai Spring term Girls' League Council began ambitiously with the Mother-Daughter Tea on March 30. An accessory fashion show, Baubles, Bangles, and Beads, was presented to the Mothers while some of the daughters modeled. Bali Hai, a girl-ask-boy-dance held May 15, naturally attracted many girls. Music was by the Tikis and the Fabulons. Debbie Wenner and Jan Hcnnigcr participate in a campaign skit for Spring Term Girls’ League elections. Girls’ and Boys' League combine efforts to decorate for Bali Hai. 79 Winter Girls Of The Month Heidi Blatter December Girl of the Month Fall term student body secretary and an active member of Thespians, Colleen Castles was elected January Girl of the Month. Her varied activities included Amiguitos, Teenage Republicans, Sun- flares, and National Forensic League. She has also taken part in planning many Girls' League events. By maintaining excellent grades, Colleen qualified as a member of the National Honor Society. Heidi Blatter was this year's Meier and Frank representative, was selected Decem- ber Girl of the Month and was active in all school events. Heidi was Metro League debate champion, junior class secretary, vice president of Young Democrats, and refreshment chairman of the prom during her junior year. Her senior year she par- ticipated in Francamis, was a member of the AFS committee, and co-chairman of the AFS week. She was also elected IRL vice president and fall term student body Manager. Colleen Castles January Girl of the Month Chris Markman, fall term Girls’ League vice president and spring term president, was elected as the February Girl of the Month. In her sophomore year she was vice president of her class and a member of A Cappella Choir. As a junior, Chris was prom program committee chairman, Red Cross representative, and chairman of Bali Hai. She was also chosen for Madrigals and National Honor Society. Always active in Girls’ League, Chris was program chairman and recording secretary. She was also fea- ture editor for the Scroll. Chris Markman February Girl of the Month Couples seem to enjoy slow music. The music of the Heirs was welcomed by all. But some prefer to sit in the decorated Student Center and talk. Date With An Angel A Date With an Angel was the theme of the annual Christmas Semi-Formal held on December 17. Decorations which carried out the theme transformed the cafeteria into heaven. Sponsored jointly by Girls’ and Boys' League, this event is one of Sun- set’s most important social activities. Dianne Smith and Bill Gabler admire the decorations. 81 Members ol the cast: Debbie V cnner as Cariotta Flower; Tim McDonough Vicki Jones as Dorothea Ramsgate; John Kaza as Cokic Joe; Dianne M as Burgess Lendahand; Cindy Olson as Jenny Lind; Hal Reiter as Cassius ham as Marie; Patricia Young as Clarice Kingdom Rita Lenard as Carstairs; Carol Jarvis as Mrs. Ramsgate; Kim Kovac as Mr. Ramsgate; Cornell; Mark Chism as Slick Carter; and Gus Lamm. Sunset Presents A Fate Worse Than Death” Sunset’s first play of the year “A Fate Worse Than Death,” or “Adrift on Life's Sea, was presented by the Sunset drama department on December 3. A melodra- matic spoof on heroes and villains, the play was an all-school event. After a well performed production, players relax at the cast party. Take your filthy hands off of her!’ 82 You old fool, take that— Then let me take all this away from you!” Dennis Young performs during intermission. Put your hands up and be quick about it! What happened to my daughter?” 83 Long live Gloriana! The Mouse That Roared,” a comedy about the small kingdom of Fen- wick, was performed on March 10. The play, with a cast of thirty, was an all- school production. Gary Newman and Brent Mesher try on helmets tor size. Daddy. Please! “While wc’rc walking could we discuss our plans?' 84 The Mouse That Roared Cast pictured are: Dave Hart, Chris Alexander, 8ryna Ogle, Sandy Ogle, Kathy Hines, Kay Weathers. Kim Kovac, Kay Johnson, Sue Hough, Dollie Bailey, 8ill Gabler, John Kaza, Steve Kantor, easy Long. 85 The mouse that roared. Feliz Barlas Sig Gudmundsson Turkey Iceland AFS Exchanges Feliz Barlas from Turkey and Sig Gudmundsson from Iceland were this year's American Field Service students. Feliz. who stayed at the home of Janet Menze, has participated in all Sunset activities, and was elected Girls’ League spring term treasurer. Sig. active in soccer and International Relations League, spent his year in Oregon at the home of Steve Hamilton. The AFS committee presented many fund- raising activities, among them a dinner, a hootenanny, and the selling of Slave Bonds. During an American Field Service Assembly, Feliz 8arlas from Turkey, spoke Thailand; Sig Gudmundsson from Iceland; Harlow Spaan, AFS committee about her country. Seated are Josephine Estrella from the Philippines; chairman; Heidi 8latter, and Charley Encell. Eduardo DeMir from Spain; Podora Boechat from Brazil; Wicha Chalee from 86 Varsity Basketball Left to right: Jim Carlson, Tom Faurot. Phil Taggart. Bill Coffee. Rick Mealey, Steve Kaster, Craig Eason, Mike Hinesdale, Tom Drougas, Dave Murray, Bob Walker, Brent Curtis, Gordon Gredvig. Tony Smith (manager). and games. 88 Mr. Wyttenberg counsels team during practice . . . OHH!?!? Sunset 49 Sunset 70 Sunset 54 Sunset 37 Sunset 69 Sunset 64 Sunset 69. Sunset 56 Sunset 54. Sunset 88. Sunset 76 Sunset 80. Sunset 59. Sunset 45. Sunset 45. Sunset 85. Sunset 71. Sunset 51. Sunset 86. Sunset 51. Sunset 71. AHH. .....Corvallis 72 ... McMinnville 72 .. David Douglas 67 ____Rex Putnam 35 ..... Milwaukie 65 ..... Astoria 72 .....Beaverton 75 Central Catholic 57 ..... Gresham 70 ____ Clackamas 70 ..... Hillsboro 62 ____ Centennial 53 . David Douglas 65 ____Rex Putnam 57 ..... Milwaukie 85 ..... Beaverton 98 ..... Astoria 54 ..... Gresham 77 .....Clackamas 81 .....Centennial 65 ..... Hillsboro 69 89 8rcnt Curtis plays follow the leader. An opposing player is blocked by Craig Eason. A polios fight a losing battle against the Central Rams. Mike Hinsdale uses his height advantage to tip the jump. Mike Hinsdale makes his move against the Spartans. Bob Walker Tom Drougas Brent Curtis Bill Coffee Left to right: Ben Davis, Larry Geigle, Dick Norcn, John Eldridge, John Harris. Monte Mordini, Stan Hart, Greg Kirkland, Jeff Wallin, Bill Siebert, Ted Shields, Matt James. Joe Smith, Harvey Berkey. Junior Team Dick Noren prepares to shoot. Greg Kirkland goes up for another 2 points for the victorious junior team. 95 Sophomore Team First Row, left to right: Dave Smith, Bill Swanson, Scott Loomis, Cory Kerwood. Jeff Cole. Andy Watson, Tom Clark, Larry Docrrie, Tim McHenry. Back Row: Bill 8cnton, Gary Wojtcch, Bruce Eckols, Craig Plummer, Rick Eastman, Greg Kubin, John Wytcnnberg, Don Adams, and Gary Russell. 96 Jeff Cole attenmpts a southpaw shot. Purple—white, fight, fight. Left to right. First Row: Darryl Heasley, Paul Basaraba, Ron Fillingcr, Mike Timberman, Dennis Eckols, Dan Heasley, Gary Picratt. Back Row: Ron Schofield, Fred Casey, Steve Hamilton, Rick Rogers, Duane Conger, Ben Harwood. Rifle Team Takes 1st In State Sunset Rifle Team now holds all team and indi- vidual records for the Metro League. Over 175 tro- phies and medals were won by this year’s seniors. Six league records were set in the twelve match season. Sunset 1865 David Douglas 1765 1862 1766 Sunset 1866 1866 1751 Sunset 1885 Franklin 1787 1838 1809 Sunset 1892 Marshal 1802 1867 1813 Sunset 1850 1871 1818 Sunset 1864 Tri-County 1770 1861 1818 97 Riflcrs aim for perfect season. Jim Murch, Sr. Dan Hyatt, Jr. Dave Maginnis, Sr. Varsity Wrestling Franklin 22 Sunset 27 Astoria 20 Sunset 11 Hillsboro 33 — Rex Putnam 34 Sunset 34 Centennial 17 .. David Douglas Sunset 20 Clackamas 22 Beaverton 31 Sunset 9 Milwaukie 40 Gresham 18 Brian Grier, Soph. Sunset 27 Sunset 34 Sunset 17 Sunset 9 Sunset 14 Sunset 29 Dave Smith, Sr. Mark Moroney, Jr. Mike Allen, Sr. Dave Timmins, Jr. Lane Brekken, Jr. Rich Taylor represented Sunset in the State Tournament. 99 Pat Swanson, Jr. Ed Beers, Sr. Marc Sneddon, Sr. First Row, left to right: Tom Woods, Larry Beard, Jim Golden, Stan Smith, Marvin Jarvis, 8ill Phillips. Back Row: Terry Shinkle, Larry Miller, Joel Couture, Randy Freed, Dan Beecher, and John Hire. Junior Varsity Brian Grier attempts to control his Gresham opponent. Mr. Hess gives instructions during a practice. 2nd Varsity Mark Moroney and Pat Swanson watch a demonstration of a special hold. Wrestling 101 Left to right: Randy Lay, Rob Rowley. Jim McEver, and Pat Fitzgerald. Varsity Ski Team, left to right: Joe Christenson, Evan Seetye, Chris Meyer, Chris Hadficld, Jim Herman, Wes Purdy. Garth Edwards, Dave Swcctman, and Rand Dennis. Bend Invitational .............................. 5th Place Lake Oswego Invitational........................ 2nd Place Catlin Gabel Invitational....................... 6th Place Mount Hood Championship......................... 1st Place South Eugene Invitational....................... 7th Place State Championship ............................. 7th Place (Dartmouth Cup) Is this coach Larry Ackerman or the adominable snowman? Skiers Take 7th Wes Purdy parallels the slope in a meet. A Beaverton opponent attempts to gain time on the downhill run. Evan Seelye shows off his style to the photographer. It’s a long road to the mountain every weekend. x:: u(«k. 105 Dr. Thomas H. Woods. Superintendent of Schools. School Board Sets Policy The school board is made up of seven members and Dr. Woods, who is the superin- tendent of schools. The board’s major functions include the hiring of teachers, setting up school bond elections, and planning for the frequently needed expansions for our swiftly growing districts. The board fulfills its duties at frequently scheduled meetings. 106 Seated from left are school board members Mr. Gray, Mr. Moore, and Mr. Cramer. Standing are Mr. Russell. Mr. Wicher, and Mr. Christensen. Not pictured is Mrs. Maust. Mr. Logan has a schedule which keeps him busy for most of the day. Sunset’s Principal - Mr. William Logan Mr. Logan takes a break from his crowded schedule. As principal, Mr. Logan must oversee all of the school’s various functions. It is his responsibility to ensure that all of the school's ac- tivities, both curricular and extra-curricular, are run in the most effi- cient way possible. Mr. Logan checks with a janitor on the night schedule. 107 Mr. Tilus acts as our assistant principal. Mrs. Young fulfills her responsibilities as head of the counseling department. Administrators Act With Competence Sunset's administrators have many necessary functions to perform at the school. The major task of Mr. Titus, the assistant principal, is to plan the student schedules. One of Mrs. Young’s major tasks is to head the counseling program. Mr. Thomas spends much of his time working with teachers on the curriculum and other related topics. The job of our activity director. Mr. Ackerman, is to coordinate all extra-curricular events at Sunset. Students take advantage ot the ‘quiet' study area. Mr. Schroeder and Mrs. Duncan help students with their vocational and college problems. Mrs. Conoly Mrs. Scribner Counseling For Both Present And Future Sunset's counseling staff is composed of specially trained personnel who aid stu- dents with their scheduling, vocational, col- lege, and personal proolems. 109 Mr. McMinn Mr. Polich Mr. Marsh English Courses Varied Mr. Mazzio, Department Chairman Mr. Uyesugi Mrs. Ryker Miss Flcgal Mr. Rayburn Mrs. Coe Miss Short Mrs. Larson Mr. Harshficld Miss Shipp Miss Tosi Miss Pederson Mrs. Rowse Mr. Kludas Debaters prepare for an upcoming debate. Mr. Blanchard A typical view of an industrious English class. Miss Montgomery Mrs. Duncan tries her luck at the control panel in the language lab. Foreign Languages Offered Miss Jones Mrs. Duncan, Department Chairman. Mr. Pearson sneaks a look at the odds on tomorrow’s game. Miss Green Mr. Pearson 112 Mr. Barlow Mr. Cressy, Department Chairman History Adds New Courses Mr. Davis Mr. Cressy shows off one of Sunset's newest teaching aids. Mr. Benton Mr. Knauss Mr. McMinn Mr. Marsh Mrs. Wirtschaftcr 113 Business Ed Teaches Practical Skills Mrs. Scribner, Department Chairman 114 Typing is one of the many practical skills taught by the business ed department. Mr. Feller, Department Chairman Science Courses Stimulate Interest Mr. Parker reviews material in one of his classes. Mr. Parker Mr. Walthall Mr. Dooley 115 Math Prepares For Computer Age 116 Mr. Olson helps students after school. Mr. Shinn finally masters 'the machine.’ Mr. Olson, Department Chairman Applied Arts Offer Variety Miss McBride Miss Buess Mr. Horrid Drivers Ed is one of Sunset's many first year courses. Mr. Husen Mr. Mueller Mrs. Fowell Mr. Carter 117 Bowling is one of the more popular P.E. activities. Mr. Wyttcnberg, Department Chairman P.E. Stresses Fitness Senior boys play volley ball in P.E. Miss Pfaff Mr. Puckett 118 Mrs. Poindexter Mrs. Job. head librarian, keeps the library functioning in an orderly fashion. Special Services Benefit All Students utilize the library’s resources. Mrs. Docken, one of Sunset's two teacher’s aids, saves teachers valuable time. 119 Secretaries Aid All Departments Mrs. Kreitzcr is Sunset’s counseling secretary. Mrs. Larson serves as the school nurse. Sunset's secretaries are kept constantly busy by a steady influx of work. They aid the school's administration, file attendance reports, maintain counselor's files, main- tain health records, and perform many oth- er activities necessary to keep the school functioning properly. Mr. Titus and Mr. Marsh look over some of the school's records. 120 Sunset’s office secretaries, who are Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Higginbotham, and Mrs. McGill, perform many functions necessary to the school. Mrs. Burnett works diligently in the snack bar. The cafeteria staff prepares side orders as well as the regular hot lunches. Mrs. Findley performs one of her many tasks. Special Staff Needed It is the job of the bus drivers to transport students to and from A few of the janitors pose for the annual, school. 121 Ann Jensen Barb Reiter Antza Newsome Nancy Bates Sidney Wyttenberg Queen Shelly Chichester Filiz Barlas The 1967 Prom Court is Nancy Bates escorted by Tom Drougas, Shelley Chichester escorted by Dave Luman, Filiz Barlas escorted by Sig Gud- mundsson. Queen Sidney Wyttcnberg escorted by Rick Mealey. Barb Reiter escorted by Jim Murch, Ann Jensen escorted by Dennis Wagner, Antza Newsome escorted by Steve Goss. Assisting in the coronation were Junior class president Dick Noren. Margaret Fortino, Janice Logan, and Mike Wyttcnberg. Moonlight And Roses” Theme Of ’67 Prom Sunset’s eighth Prom Queen crowned May 12 amid Moonlight and Roses” was Sid Wyttenberg. Sunset's first off-campus prom was held at the Elks Club ballroom, and entertainment was provided by Del Herried and his band. The prom, one of the most successful events of the year, was presented by the Junior class headed by President Dick Noren. 125 The 1967 Prom Queen is ... Sidney Wyttcnberg. Queen Sid and court dance to the music of Moon River.' Janice Logan carries roses while Mike Wyttenbcrg bears the crown. John Ellis declares that happiness is a kiss from Judy Hansen. 126 Congratulations are offered to Sid as dancing resumes. Couples watch in anticipation the crowning of the 1967 Prom Queen. Del Hcrrcid and his band entertain couples at ‘‘Moonlight and Roses.” Spring Girls Of The Month Janelle Cecil, Sunflare line captain and Sunset's Rhodes representa- tive, was chosen March Girl of the Month, Active in all phases of school life, Janelle was Junior class secretary and Senior class sec- retary. Participating a great deal in Girls' League, Janelle was Girls’ League treasurer her Junior year and fall term vice-president her Sen- ior year. Also a National Honor Society member. Janelle has con- tributed a great deal during her four years at Sunset. Janelle Cecil March Girl of the Month A transfer during her Junior year from Oufur, Oregon. Linda Lindcll, April's Girl of the Month, was very active in all school events. Partici- pating on many Girls’ League committees her Junior year, she was elected Girls’ League corresponding secretary as a Senior. A member of National Honor Society, Linda was elected president of Future Homemakers of America, besides being selected as a member of McCall's fashion board. Linda Lindell April Girl of the Month Dancing as a Sunflare and serving as Spring term student body man- ager were only two of Patti Fowler's activities at Sunset. In addition, she worked at Good Samaritan Hospital for the Junior Auxiliary. Patti's accomplishments during her Senior year included Girls' League Program committee co-chairmanship and receiving the Sunset Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. 128 Patti Fowler May Girl of the Month Apollos 3rd In Metro First Row. Kneeling, left to right are: Randy Barry. Bob Walker. Terry Vandehay. Dan Rohlffs, Clove Larson. Rick Mealey, Dennis Wagner, and Doug Johnson. Row 2. Standing, from left to right they are: Ted Shields. Gary Zimmerli, Bill Swanson, Pat Swanson. John Harris, Matt James, and Gordon Gredvig. Third baseman John Harris narrowly misses putting out Astoria runner. Putnam .. Centennial Beaverton Gresham . Clackamas Metro Standings Hillsboro . C. Catholic Sunset — D. Douglas Milwaukie . Astoria____ Bob Walker heads for first. Rick Mealey intently watches first base. 132 Randy Barry whales on the baseball. An Apollo runner heads for home. Final Standings Name Bob Walker ... Cleve Larson .. Randy Barry .. Dan Rohlffs ... Matt James ... Pat Swanson .. John Harris ... Rick Mealey .. Dennis Wagner Doug Johnson . Larry Doerrie .. Terry Vandehey Bill Swanson .. Scott Dunn ___ Gary Zimmerli . Team Totals .. Pitcher Rick Mealey unwinds for a strikeout. BA AB R H E RBI . .280 43 4 12 7 7 . .177 34 2 6 2 6 . .225 40 4 9 5 1 . .118 34 3 4 2 3 . .257 35 4 9 2 3 . .200 10 1 2 2 0 . .177 34 4 6 2 4 . .059 17 2 1 1 1 . .077 13 0 1 0 0 . .350 20 2 7 3 1 . .111 9 0 1 1 0 . .133 15 1 2 0 3 . .000 4 0 0 2 0 . .286 7 0 2 0 1 . .000 0 0 0 0 0 . .198 348 31 69 33 31 Cleve Larson picks Randy 8arry surveys the diamond. off another fly. Another out at second base. Terry Vandchey takes enough time out to smile for the photographer. First Row, Kneeling, from left to right, are: Doug Hamilton, Tim Mc- Henry. Scott Dunn, Tom Maletis, Scott Loomis, Jeff Cole, Rob Rowley. Don 8oguc. and Eric Thompson. Row 2. Standing, from left to right, are: Craig Dennis, Mark Plath, Jim Douglas, Steve Lyon, Rick Johnson, Greg Holtman, Kurt Zwctschke, Tom Clark, Brad Timmel. Mike Ogle, and Coach Guy Gleason. Poor Turnout Hurts Track Team First Row, Sitting, from left to right, are: Tom Drougas, Bruce McQuilken, Dave Luman, Dave Culbertson, Doug Griffith, and Randy Pyle. Row 2: Bill Gocth, Bob Brown, John Ellis, Roy Terry, Lester Friedman, Mark Moroney, Dan O'Connell, and Dave Chaney. Row 3: Rick Hopkins, Bob Warren, Randy Freed, Larry Miller. Gary Simmons, Tony Mazzio, Tom Per- kins. Mike Lamb, Javier Lizarraga, Ken 8rown. Lon Jones, Ron Dohr, and Joe Booth. Metro League Standings Hillsboro ............ Centennial ........... D. Douglas............ C. Catholic........... Milwaukie............. Rex Putnam............ Beaverton............. Clackamas ............ Sunset ............... Gresham............... Astoria............... W L 10 0 9 1 7 3 7 3 6 4 6 4 4 6 3 7 2 8 1 9 0 10 135 Coach Jim Puckett. •i;.-. Tom Drougas displays championship form at tho shot put. Mike Lamb strains to finish first. Apollo runners, Randy Pyle, Bruce McQuilken, and Mike Lamb, set the pace Up and Over!' going... Dave Luman attempts to break another record. going. gone! Mr. Darryl Davis and Mr. Ben Davis study the competition intently. Dave Culbertson takes a flying leap at the run- ning long jump. Track Scores V. JV V. JV Sunset 29 30 Marshall 74Vi 42 Thurston 68V4 13 6 Sunset 35 43 Milwaukie 101 75 Sunset 78 89 Astoria 58 37 Sunset 64 46 Beaverton 72 50 Sunset 60 79 C. Catholic 76 44 Sunset 71 37 Gresham 55 50Va Sunset 65 50 Clackamas 71 59 Sunset 41 15 Centennial 95 98 Sunset 41 46 Hillsboro 95 83 Sunset 53 28 Rex Putnam 83 99 Sunset 40 39 D. Douglas 96 83 Larry Miller pulls hard to stay in front. Row 3: Ken Heuerman, Paul Stripe, Leon Miller, Mike Crum, and Luhr Jensen. Tim Simpson strains at the shot put. First Row, Sitting, from left to right, arc: Steve Vonderou, Lenard Mai- strom, Brad Blakely, Jim McEver, and Bob Bush. Row 2: Eric Green, 8uck Jenkins, Tim Simpson, Dean Schell, Paul Hinds, and Mark Brown. Paul Stripe attempts the pole vault. Golfers 2nd At District Standing, from left to right, are: Dan Measly, Chris Olson, Bruce Flaxman, Brent Mcsher, Casey Short, Richard Shutty, Bob Nelson, Dave Murray, Bob Holboke, Kevin McKinley, Brad Fishcl, Brad Clement, and Gil Carder. Golf Standings Sunset 8 Tigard 2 Sunset 211 Wilson 222 Sunset 211 Oswego 199 Sunset 211 .. Beaverton 202 Sunset 4 . Forest Grove 6 Sunset 193 .. Clackamas 222 Sunset 6 Wilson 4 Sunset 208 ... Milwaukie 221 Sunset 206 — Hillsboro 227 Sunset 208 Astoria 210 Sunset 211 .... Gresham 218 Sunset 207 222 Sunset 213 ... Beaverton 210 Sunset 207 Rex Putnam 252 Sunset 220 — Parkrose 214 Sunset 218 ... Centennial 225 Sunset 245 ... C. Catholic 210 Sunset 201 ... Beaverton 202 Sunset 201 — Parkrose 216 Sunset 204 ... D. Douglas 207 First Row, Kneeling, are: Jane Shaw, and Margaret Fortino. Standing: Mrs. Dona Holmes, Carol Went- worth, Sue Chew'rimg, Dana Shaw, Lynette Stin- son, and Kymmb Speed. First Row, Kneeling, left to right, arc: Allan Franzke, John Ragni, Jim Oorman, Randy Rader, Larry Hough, and Chris Markman. Standing: Coach Gary Mueller, Mike Free, Mark Houglum, Greg Kubin, Pat Fitz- gerald. Bob Peterkort, Tom Houglum, and Frank Williams. Boys Take 6th In State 8oys‘ Tennis Scores Sunset 4.......................... Clackamas 0 Sunset 1.......................... Beaverton 3 Sunset 4...........................Milwaukie 0 Sunset 4............................ Gresham 0 Sunset 4...........................Hillsboro 0 Sunset 4...........................Rex Putnam 0 Sunset 4............................C. Catholic 0 Sunset 3........................... Parkrose 2 Sunset 4.............................Douglas 0 Sunset 5............................. Oswego 2 Mark Houglum waits for the next service. Girls 8th In State Girls’ Tennis Scores Sunset 2 4 Sunset 1 5 Sunset 3 Gresham 1 Sunset 3 1 Sunset 3 Clackamas 1 Sunset 4 0 Sunset 4 0 Sunset 3 1 Sunset 4 0 Sunset 3 1 Julie Culbertson displays her award winning skill. First Row. Kneeling, from left to right, are: 8etty Williams, Judy Fer- Standing: Miss Buess, Sandy Foster, Linda Harrison, Jo Shatava, Karla guson, Julie Culbertson, Pam Slingcr, Peggy Casteel, and Linda Ragni. Decker, and Carol Bogue. Sophomores The sophomore class officers seated from the left are: Marsha Hedrick, Reporter; and Peggy Hagestadt, Treasurer. Second row, from the left are: Sue Clary. Secre- tary; Jim Colton, President; Doug Hamilton, Vice President; and Dagny Hooke, Representative. Being new to Sunset, the officers led the sophomore class in becoming a use- ful portion of Sunset High School. Or- ganizing a dance was just one of their activities. Mr. Don Kludas helped the officers to bring organization into the sophomore class. Richord Ackroyd Allen Adorns Co«lo Adorns Don Adorns Korcn Adomi Christine Addison Christino Aleolre Debbie Alcxonder Demis Alexander Jon ice Allard Croig Allen Morgcrot Allen Pomelo Alley Bruce Allworth Carolyn Amey Diono Anderson Steve Anderson SusonAngell Richord Arnold Jomes Austin Jeon Austin Sue Ayers Kothleen Bocon Meloinc Bailey Lorry Boird Gory Bombusch Michoel Banister Stephen Banister Peter Borncy Susan Bosorobo Undo Bates Deborah Bouder Virginia Beck Dcbro Beckett Patricio 8eers Christino Behrens Raymond Boyd Keith Brchm Kenneth Brown Becky Berger Horvey Berkey Rickey Brown Chet Brunner Robert Bosh Corinne Butler Brodford Blakely Donald 8ague Kim Bernard Christina Billington Chorlotte Block Jacqueline 8runo Douglas Bryont Debbie Bucher Chriitine Bullock Jane Cody Russell Bloir Barbara Brom Carol Bolick From studying to engaging in friendly games, the sophomores adjust quickly to rugged high school life. Denise Coire Deboroh Calobresc Mike Caldwell Greg 8ooth Marlton Booth Mork Boswell Kerry Bridgemon Col Brockman Mork Brown . 11� Norman Brown Wilber Ccrr.pbcll Chris Chambers David Chamber� Gary Christenson Joe Christenson Tom Clark Sue Clary Brad Clement Robyn Clemmer Rodney Clifton Jeffrey Cole Jim Colton Charles Clist Robort Cochran Anita Cook Goyle Corp Barb Cosolo Michael Coulombo Debbie Alexander finds out that building a tree Robin Couture MorgoretCox should be left up to nature. Cindy Craig Randy Crisp John Crocker Mike Crum Jennifer Curtis Alan Davenport Jeffrey Davis Mortha Davis Phillip Deesen John Dehoan Gordon Do Horpport Craig Dennis Steven Dimbot Cecil Dobbins John Dobson Lorry Doerrie Ronold Dohr Deboroh Dolph Elizabeth Doty Jomes Douglos Christine Dobell Roben Doyle Holly Drouglos Jody Duckett Patricia Eaton 8ruce Eckols Rick Eoshr.on James Duffy Senior watches as sophomore Charles Prehn beats out rhythm for Sunset's dance band. Suzonne Eklund Borboro Ellis Jill Emohiser Gcri Engel Bruce Enjon Dove Enloc Joy Enloc Steven Emsberger Dovid Evons ■ Dior.no Evons Ginger Evons Richard Ewing Janet Fairfield Louise Fogerberg Koleen Foull 150 Greg Feigion Kenneth Fenning Robert Ferguson Lorry Fioken Potrick Fitzgerald Bruce Floxmon Delores Ford Corol Fortino Lonnettc Foster Pom Foster Debra Fronklln Arthur Fronzke Myro Friodmon Thermos Gondy Janet Gartner Jenny Goynor Prepare to debate? . . . What Cards? Rebecco Geiger Doug Geltz Deborah Gcorgiodis Kothy Gibson Terry Gibson Chris Giffin Joanne Godard Kaye Goff Mike Goffe Dcboroh Goldberg Jim Golden Jeannette Goldstein 151 lony Goodwin Sandro Gould Dorrell Gray Deborah Gray Eric Green Tori Green Kathy Gregory Brion Grier Paula Grimei Tom Grogan Jeff Grunewald Edward Hagan Doug Hamilton Marta Hammel Who says that girls are becoming more Bill Homrick James Honsen masculine? Pom Horrison Robert Harrison Roy Horriton Connie Hort Dovid Hort Jill Hartman Robert Hortmon More Hatfield Mory Hayes Debora Hozlett Marsha Hedrick Hope Heikkilo 152 Doug Hewitt Kothloen Holznogcl Jonii Hewlett Bruce Hood M'liw Hcxom Chri� Hcywood jan uiuroyu ana orner micrcoiea siuuvti� watch Bruce Hedrick perform a delicate operation. Vordcll Hickmon Dogny Hooke Gregory Hilboo Norvci Hollond Henry Hooper Richord Hopkinj Rene Hopp Kothy Ho� kin Gregg Hottmonn Suion Hough Gcorgcne Houltoo Lillion Howord lorry Howio Robert Hudziok Margaret Huetter Volorio Huletl Bill Hunker 153 154 Robert Hutchins Debra Huth Laurie Hyatt John Hyde Michoel Imlah Dianne Jock Buckley Jenkins Gerald Jenkins Luhr Jensen Shannon Jensen Grace Jewitt David Johns Arthur Johnson Chris Johnson Lindo Johnson Debbie Alexander steps out in style in Easter attire. Dovid Jones Marilyn Kosfer Pool Kozo Koy Kcnnington Alvin Kcithlcy Donno Kenner Loriann Kcmpc Lourclannc Kiroomon Jonicc Kline Kathleen Kopp Gregory Kubin Douglos Lo Grange Icon lahicre Mike Lomb Terri Lone Oovid Lenders Sandra Laniodo Condy Lorien Paulo Larson Kathryn Leise Alicia Lcpione Controlling the Skiis is harder than you think Jovicr lizorrogo Daniel Leuthold as Kim Bernard finds out. Colleen Logon Mortho Logon Jeffery loklirtg Sandra Longway Janette Loomis Scott Loomis Lourol Lorcnzcn Kenneth Luce David Luther Joff Lynch Gregory Me Adorns Deboroh McCallen 155 Potricio McCarthy Marsha McCIcory Frcrtk McClellan Sue McDaniel Becky McDonald James MeDow Michaol McDowell James McEvor Mark Me Gibbon Doboroh McGrow Timothy McHenry Jill Me Jury John McKenzie Laurie McKinley Mark Me Kins try Susan McLean Christina McSherry Jody Moddix Potrico Morok Jodie Morquordt Wee wrestler, Brian Grier, attacks pizza with earb Marquis Dcbro Morshall all of his might. •fm A Nr John Mortin Jockio Morx William Massey Tony Mozzio David Meier Charles Meng 156 Lorry Miller Leon Miller 8«verly Mirobello Suton Mollerop Thorto Montgomery Sydnc Moon Douglas Morrill Jock Mortenscn Virjeon Mother Dionne Mothimon Scott Mower Pomelo Munkowltz Dorrel Nelson Com Nogel Lindo Neff Dagny Hooke listens attentively at an officer's meeting. Joon Negrovel Robert Nclton Gory Ncumonn Leonard Ncwmon Lois Newmonn Lindo Newsome Rick Nichols 157 m A q a jf5. JL . 'AsK A;' 4 r. ♦ David Nilscn Jo Ann Nosek Roger Noyes Janice O'Connell Ronold O'Connor Robert Ogle George Ohlcr Janice Oldroyd Noncy Olson Suson Clson Richard Orr Michael Peabody Alice Petrone Donald Phillips Execution of Randy Spaan is completed to Williom Phillip� Mark Plath the glee of the victorious senior class. Croig Plummer Joe Pollock Jeff Pomeroy Susan Porter Soroh Potter Ronold Poulton Charles Prehn George Price Tamara Prickett Mark Pritchett Michael Pulmorvo Michoel Rolston 158 James Rosmussen Dono Reeves Allison Reppeto Chorios Rhodes Leslie Rice • Constonce Riffcl Chris Riley Molly Ritchoy lono Roberts Jeri Rochwood Shoron Rohrbock Donold Roscngcecn Corol Rupprocht Craig Rosenlund De Wayne Routt Gary Russell Jooer Rutledge Sue Bosarabo is getting ready for the coming Denise Somple Dione Sore of summer at the fashion show. Rondy Scoroen Goy Schoer Deon Schell Morilyn Schiebel Jennifer Schlottmon Rebecco Sehlottmon Elizobeth Schmid Korl Schmidt Dovid Schrotzberger Julie Schultz Wilmo Schlutz Riehord Schulz 159 Curiis Sheinin Kenneth Short Mike Coulombe listens to Mr. Ray Marshfield give a dissertation on the finer points of debate. Phyllis Show Borboro Shunk David Sigafoos Scott Silcrwood Gory Simmons Kay Simmons Sherry Simmons Corl Simpson Kathy Shoffcr Janet Shandero Jo Shatava Susan Sluyter Jon Smart Carlo Smith Connie Smith David Smith Dione Smith Eileen Scollard Sponeer Scruggs Charles Shannon Suscn Single Dono Singmoster Marilyn Sitterle Thomas Sjordol Donald Sheorcr Timothy Simpson Pomelo Slinger James Smith Joe Smith John Smith Lois Smith Rondy Smith Russell Smith Stonlcy Smith Tim Sneddon Kathy Snell Marvin Snow Mory Sohlstorm James Sorenson Rondole Spoon Soo Sfoodmon Don Stealey Charles Stcorns Jomes Stooms Robert Stephenson Anito Stem Debra Stevens Paul Stipe Janet Suckow Joyne Svela William Swanson Robin Symonk Hcothcr Ton Mike Toylor Poula Terry Eric Thompson Karen Thompson 161 Noncy Thorn David Thorud Koren Thurman Mike Timbeman Jodie Tinsmon $1 0 Tito� Gory Toole Julie Trullingcr Donold Turnbull David Underwood Jo met Underwood Bruce Uppirghovso Claude Vondcvcrt Harry Vonikioiis Croig Voughn Jorvet Veforino Greg Visyok End of day Shows on sophomore girls. KothyWolth leonn Walters leslio Walter Sheila Wallers Jone Warner Ernie Warns Robert Worren Grcichcn Warrens Randolph Wasch Ronald Wasch Andy Watson Greg Watson Koy Wcothers Marcia Weber Kathryn Webster Sharon Weils 162 Sharon Wcintfock Steven Weir Jim Weitenfluh Kcim Whalen Sharon Wheel David Wheeler Dean Wheeler Koren While louro While Donna Whiteman Kim Whittington Rebecca WSk Craig Willcox Voleric Wilkins Robert Williams Megan Willi Robert WiHit Chrit Wilton Doreen Wi I ton Potricia Wise Gory Wojtech Timothy Wollotton Tom Woods Mork Woodson Dorby Wridgc Debbie Wright Kathleen Wright Jonicc Wyman John Wyttcnborg Clifton Zong Eugene Zang Richard Zcntzit Gory Zirrmerli Kurt Zwetsehke Hotvey Berkey Peggy Boyer Thomai Coyner Darrell Gray Cothryn Homewood Jeff Pollack Janet Rasmussen Robert Rowley Lyle Schlive Jomcs Woff Craig Willcox 163 Spring Term Officers Spring officers show enthusiasm as they spell S-U-N-S-E-T. The spring officers of the sophomore class or- ganized many programs that helped the class toward the goal of a very successful year. They promoted activities that added to the treasury, increased en- thusiasm, ordered class jewelry early, and had final victory at the Apollo Olympics over the juniors and seniors. The spring term officers for the sophomore class are, from the top: Luhr Jensen, secretary; John Crocker, president; Randy Spaan, vice- president; Margaret Allen, treasurer; Jan Henninger, reporter; and Janet Rutledge, representative. Juniors Junior Class Fall Term officers from left to right are: Dick Noren, Representative; Mimi Woodward. Secretary; 8ob Clark, President; Barb Ulvedal, Treasurer; and Barbi 8lainc, Reporter. Not pictured is Wes Epler, Vice President. The fall term officers led the Junior class to help further their funds for the Prom by the sponsorship of the Ugly Man’s Dance. In the fall, the officers also offered class jewelry to interested students. Junior boys proudly support their class. Dick. Barb, and Mimi discuss forthcoming plans for Fall Term council. 165 David Addison Chris tono Alexander Deborah Altishin Richord Amos Dione Anderson Daniel Angell Janiece Ansdell Robert Archibald Chip Arn Linda Arnold Christine Asplond Gerald Boarspul R'to Boeder Soson Bough Victor 8ozz l Kothy Beatty Terresa Belknap Christine Bell Linda Olson and Jenny Smart socialize in Student Center after lunch. Brodley Bergguist Elizobeth Bcrnoskey Morcio Biggs 166 OokcI Birkos Mofy Biiol Dov id Bishop Junior boys display their interest in Student Government while listen- ing to campaigners. Kristine Bjorgc Sondro Block Susano Block Borboro Bloine Jerry Blakely Teressa Bloom Jonct Blue Byron 8lumenfold Corol Bogvc Elizabeth Bolton Kcnine Borosund Rhonda 8rackett Michoel Brannon Horold Bray Lone Brckkcn Nancy 8riggs Mory Brom David Brooks 167 Gory Burgstahler Julie Burroghs Curt Botcher Janice Colliham Gregory Carlson Steve Carter Barbara Clist Deborah Clymore Doniel Combs Dcboroh Connolly Corolyn Cosola Susonno Curtis Anita Dole Coral Dalzell Jill Carlson Kathyellen Case Dovid Chaney Edward Chester Vark Chism Robert Clark Michoel Coryell Robin Cottrell Joel Couture Seldy Cromer William Criswell Julie Culbertson Don Davis Hunt Decker Kerry Decker John Dennis Jomcs Derek Deborah Clark Donna Canrod Charlene Croner Janet Davis Gregory Dicgel Brion Dichm Suson Dodge Cynthio Douglas Brentley Oove Laurel Dreyer Lorry Duckett Michael Dunn Richard Dunn Poula Durham Craig Eoson Horvey Edmork Garth Edwards Lindo Erjgimon Fred Ehrl John Eldridge Noncy Edwards Brent Dove receives award from Dad's Club to help support his concert tour during the summer. John Ellis Joyce Enebo Sandro Enright V esley Epler Beverly Erwin Rodger Fairfield Thomos Fouroi Susan Ferguson Donold Fillinger Brad Fishcl Michael Fitzgerold Timothy Flynn Charles Fogarty Dona Folkstod Potricia Fornshell Morgoret Fortiro 169 Lynde Foster John Foysfon Suson Fredrickson Lester Friedmon Morcio Fritts John Fritz Doryl Frykholm Williom Gobi or Sherrol Gol linger Noncy Gardner Judith Gobhordt Lorry Gciglc Nicoloos Gcrbracht Eleonora Gerson Oeboroh Gibbons Lawrence Gill Ly nn Goldsmith Kathi Gorman Q 1 Kothryn Grant Kirk Groves Gordon Gredvig Kandocc Green Gory Grogon Jody Groshorf Andy Gruler Gory Grycko Sharon Gust Jonet Hobermon Mark Hoffner Deborah Hogan Steve Haloc Toni Hamm Gory Hammitt Joy Hondlcy Lucille Honkel Kris Honsen 170 Borbto Herrington Lourolec Herrington Ronald Horrii Oonno Horriion Robert Hort Stonlcy Hort Kent Norwood Timothy Hotfield Ocbby Hoi ier Ann Hovill Suson Hewley Mery Hoyden Thedo Hozonberg Dorryl Hcoiley Suion Heck N orilyo Hcen Botboro Hejtmonck Barney Holier No?! Roy Hcltcrline Steven Henderson Donald Hemon Allon Hereof Jomcs Hormon Ann Moric Herrick Roymond Hess Bonnie Hewitt Jim Hill Deboroh Hill John Hire Lorry Honig 171 172 Cynthio Hopkins Noney Hopkins Korhic Horner Tom Houglam Joy Howe Carol Hoy I 1 (pji A J Q Ooniol Hubbard Kristine Hunt Dionc Huston Don Hyatt Joann Jack Rodney Jockson Mott James Marsho Johnke Marvin Jarvis Michael Jarvis Kenneth Jensen Mary Jensen Teresa Jezick Cheryl Johnson Elliot Johnson Kay Johnson Richard Johnson Susan Johnson Vicki Jones Robert Jordan Clyde Justice Phil Juttelstod Steven Kaster Sheila Kcomoy Condoce Keezcl Debra Kolias Paul Keller Margarot Kelley Melody Kelly Donna Kennedy Potrick Kennedy Christine Kenyon Wendy Killpock Dennis Kimble Linda King Terry Kinslaw Pamela Klinski Sinister looking Hal Reiter displays talent in James Kroutscheid Stephen Kruse Domo Kuhlmon the drama room. Ronold Komlin Sandro Kuzirian Eldon Lamb James Lange Gary Larson Patricio Lorton Loretta Lee Roddy Lee Cheryl Legote Jonelle Lehman Rita Lcnard Patricia Lindahl Leslie Lindell Terri Ling Nancy Lobberogt Larva Lofgren Julia Logan Judy Lohr 173 Tercio Mock Timothy Mock Bradford Mopes Trudy Morehont Sheryl MeSherry Michael Maginnis James McWhorter Beth Morning Terry Mcleon Noncy McMonn Moi Moddix Lynda Magohoy Roberto McCool Richard McCorthy Rebocco McDonald Suion McDowell Dick Noren expresses his opinions to interested Thomas McGowan Jaonito McGrath students. Terry Lynn Stephen Lyon Cosey Long Philip Longway Glenda Lowcnstoin Ann McEvoy Loretta McGrath Gory Lochs Morjorie McCroskey Michelle McDoniel Michoel Me Goa Pamela McLaughlin Mclindo Morkkonen Donald Morkman Potrlck Mortholl John Marlin Lynn Morfyn Jomet Maynard Noncy Meodor Christino Mehl Brent Mother Marguerite Michai Lorry Meyer� John Miller Kolhleen Miller Nancy Miller Virgil Miller Carolyn Mills William Mineau William Mittelstodt Mike Mooro Monte Mordin! Mork Moroney Thomoi Morris Suton Mot set Roxanne Motvnon Jim Mixtdell David Murray Eileen Nance Vilcen Nonce Linda Not� Mory Negrovel Vikki Nelton Rondo 11 Neumonn Richard Norcn Donald Ooket Edword Ochoo Doniel O'Connell CK«ryl Opsol Gu$ Lamm supports our team by buying spirit Irjo Orov Lorry Ougheltree Aletho Porker ribbon at the Sunset-Beavertcn game. Robert Porry Scott Potrick Noocy Pottcn Mark Potterson Voleric Potton Donno Paul Kathleen Poyne Oarleen Peer Eric Pennington Robert Peterkort Robert Peterson Sloven Peterson Thomos Peterson Teresa Petzold Kim Phillips Neal Pinson Potrieio Plopp Carol Poehler 176 V etley Purdy Deboro Quinn Gory P.oetz John Rogni John Ragni displays the ‘stuff’ of school spirit. Annette Rotmutten Deborah Rotmutten Borry Routchkolb Dovid Reed Linda Reed Mark Reckon Jo-nice Rocvct Michael Reid Diona Rcingold Richord Reiter Horold Reiter Owen Rhoodt Roberta Richet Kelly Robton Rick Rogcrt Edith Roticr Jock Rots Joyce Rutledge 177 Morsho Soltmon Jonice Samson Christy Soy lor Nancy Schaudt Kothryn Schell Jerry Schilling Gary Schlolmonn VieJei Schondclmayer Lester Schultz Thomas Schultz Timothy Schultz Louie Schwartz Diane Scot lord Steve Sconsen James Scott Rebecca Scott £van Seclye Gail Seymour Colleen Siegfried Jenny Smart High Stepping Shira Wright shows her ability Craig Smith Pomelo Smith as a Sunflare. 178 William Stephenson Borboro Stetson Oollie Bailey finds comforting moments in Alon Stevens Kothy Stevens wastebaskett?) Lindo Stevens lynetto Stinson Rickord Sfoller Kristine Strid Dionrvo Strode Don Stronocn Glendo Stroup Corel Sturdivont Steven Sullivan Donno Sunderlond Noima Svelo Patrick Swonson Undo Tcufol Marianne Tews Julio Thelin Blaina Thomas Donna Thorud Dovid Timmins Kothryn Timmons Karen Tipton Joy Tolhy George Tomoskio Dione Torrey Charlene Trochscl Gayle Vondorn Julie Verhogen Stephen Vemon Frank Veterino Margaret Vidok Steven Vonderou Scott Woyt 180 Roy Wciker Jonlce Welch Steven Welch Corol Wentworth Cynthio Wheeler lee Ann White Donno Whiting Christine Whittington Koren Wik Penny Willey Carolyn V illioms Frank Williams Hilary WlIIlams Carol Willis Gregory Wilson Chorles Wilson Richord Winningstod Gory Wold Gory Wood Marilyn Woodward Diana Wraith Shira Wright John Young Not Pictured: Dove Acker Mike Bara Ron Bostron Sue Bcrtuccclli Fred Cosoy Rick Dolbey Mike Dovison Dennis Fitzgerald John Fox Curtis Goodwin Jack Horvoy Patricia Young William Young Michocl Zimmer Terry Zodrow Mike Hinsdale lorry Hough John Kommercr Tom leahy Pat McStrobick Rick Miller Henry Pascoe Allen Rightmire Roger Sperl Cindy Water Belle Zoha 181 Evan Scelye proudly displays his Rip City” “T shirt. Sue McDowell linds (restful?) relaxation in the snow. Spring Term Officers Many hours of preparation were put in by the Spring term officers in planning the Junior-Senior Prom. President Dick Noren, secured the Beaverton Elks Lodge for the first prom held off school grounds. The theme of this year’s Prom was Moonlight and Roses. Juniors promote the Prom by selling tickets during lunch. The Junior Class Spring term officers arc. Seated, from lelt to right: Marcia Biggs, secretary; Margaret Fortino, reporter; and Janet Blue, vice-president. Standing: Brent Mesher, treasurer; Dick Noren, president; and Ray Helterline, representative. Craig Eason helps Diane Scollard with her coat as they leave the Prom. 182 Spring term officers discuss plans for the Junior-Senior Prom. SJOjuag Mark Houglum VICE-PRESIDENT Fall term Senior Class Council, headed by Pres- ident Bruce Hedrick, began the year with the sale of mums for Homecoming, September 23. College Visitations Day, October 28. was the next project of the fall council. Interested students spent part of the day listening to speakers from the va- rious colleges in Oregon. Closing the activities for the fall council was the annual senior class dance. Introduced this year was a Computer dance which proved to be a great success. Bruce Hedrick PRESIDENT Jancllc Cecil SECRETARY Fall Term Officers 186 Cathy Adolphscn TREASURER Randy Rader REPORTER Harlow Spaan REPRESENTATIVE Bruce Crocker VICE-PRESIDENT A very successful Senior Day, May 24, was planned by the spring term council headed by Pres- ident Harlow Spaan. Seniors were given the choice of bowling, ice skating, or swimming during the morning. A chicken dinner was served and activities for the afternoon included a hootenanny. The spring officers were responsible for plan- ning Baccalaureate and Commencement. Dr. Fran- cis B. Nickerson, Associate Dean of Students at University of Oregon, spoke at Commencement. The senior class decided to donate two pixmo- biles to the library, a trophy case, and lettering for the entrance to the school as their gifts. Spring Term Officers Harlow Spaan PRESIDENT Kaye Mundell SECRETARY Ann Jensen REPRESENTATIVE Estelle Danish REPORTER Linda Ledbetter TREASURER 187 188 Seniors contemplate the candidates for student body officers. Feliz Barlas Ruth Barrett Randy Barry Cathy Adolphson Kathy Allen Sue Bandy Bonnie Bates Nancy Bates Rodney Bell ■ Virginia Benz Dennis Batke Patrick Bendix Kris Bernard David Beck Dan Beecher Patricia Benedict Pamela Bennet Sid Wyttcnburg and Judi Hansen show their enthusiasm at a game. 189 Janet Biggs Scott Bingham Ronald Black Carol Blackburn 4 T Roger Blaine Heidi Blatter Daniel Bloom Robert Bohnenkamp Student Council discusses many aspects of graduation. Steve Boyle Mark Bradford Dale Bridgman Susan Briggs Sheila Brown Mark Buxton Sandy Brunner Gilbert Carder Allan Burdeny A new class of students come to Sunset. ■■■ James Carlson Carter Case Peggy Casteel Janelle Cecil Marylee Casley Deena Chandler Colleen Castles 191 Patti Cherrone Susan Chewning Sue Clement Joel Cole Karen Christiansen Barbara Clark James Clark William Coffee Sadness and gloom prevail at game. Duane Conger Mary Jo Corwin Vicki Cook John Corn Mary Coslett Dana Covert 192 ■■ Jeffrey Cozad Bruce Crocker Brent Curtis Estelle Danish D Ann Curry Harlow Spaan and Bruce Crocker discuss plans for an eventful spring term. Babette Davies Pat Davis Rena Daniel Karla Decker Marcia Decker Michael Decker Don Doerrie James Dorman Theodore Denton Kathleen Dixon Anticipation Mounts Steve Dossey Lynn Douglas Terry Douglas Rob Drake Phillip Drew Cathy Doughty Andrew Doyle Richard Dov ning 194 Thomas Drougas Dennis Eckols Lynda Dunn Donald Ediger Don Dunstan Charles Encell Ed Endresen As Graduation Nears Jane Erland Laura Errend Lorin Errend Albert Evans Reed Evenson 195 Margaret Farnsworth Cheryl Feightner Michael Feightner Charles Fenning Judith Ferguson Lee Fieken Ronald Fillinger Sharon Fogg David Force An example of leadership. Carol Ford Melanie Formway Sandra Foster Patti Fowler Jerry Frach Frank Fortino 196 Michael Free Jack Froehlich Walter Froman Russell Fruck JoAnne Garmon Colleen Castles takes a break from the daily routine of school. Douglas Gass Rodger Glos llene Gattis Janet Godard David Geisler Lawrence Godfrey Evonne Gartner John Ghelfi Karl Goin 197 Christopher Hadfield Marvin Gullings 193 Stephen Hamilton Kathy Hance Steve Hanson Judi Hansen Dianna Hardesty Lawrence Hardin Linda Harrington Linda Harrison Ben Harwood Patrick Hassell Danny Heasley Bruce Hedrick Tommy Hauser Timothy Heizenrader Sally Hayes Marcia Hickman 199 Kathleen Hines Bill Hoffman Let’s (ace it Debby, Bonnie just does not want you to have it. Deborah Houston Shirley Howard Cheryl Hulett Carole Jarvis Robert Holboke Keith Holznagel Geraldine Houk Linda Jatzeck Teresa Holzman Mark Houglum Gregg Hughes Ann Jensen 200 Julie Jewett Darlene Johnson Don't look so guilty Patty! Mary Dian Jones Mike Jones Leslie Kadderly Stephen Kantor Douglas Johnson Robert Jones John Kaza Bill Jones Karen Jones Kathryn Justice Karen Kenner 201 Sharon Kenner Phillip Kidby William Kincaid Cheryl King Dennis Kisor Cheryl Kline Kim Kovac Sue Kuzmanich Dave Kidder Janet Kilborn Michael Kinslow Janie Kirkpatrick How much longer do I have to stand like this? Larry Kyler Robert Larsell 202 Cleve Larson David Larson Annual Staff members take a break before the buyers arrive. Linda Ledbetter Fred Leeson Linda Lentz Ricky Leroy Mark Lawson Marcus Leuthold Abby Layton Linda Lindell 203 Paul Luther Timothy McCabe Cydney Linden Tim McDonough Pamela McEver Gordon Longhurst 'Excuso me, but could I get a word in, please?' Dianne McDonald Mark Lohrer Larry Lusk David Lutjen Sandra Lorenzen Carolyn Livingston Paul Littlepage David Luman 204 Craig McGibbon Janice McJury Jane McKenzie Kevin McKinley What happened to the concentration we are supposed to display? 205 Christine Markman Linda Marquardt Susan Marshall Tom Marx Steve Mauritz Dwight Meigs Mary Ann Mead Dianna Meister Richard Mealey Miriam Mecham Seniors Await Douglas Meng Terrence Merrifield Janet Menze Diane Merrifield 206 Valerie Morrison Kathryn Mundell Mark Morser Susan Mundigel Scott Mosiman Jane Munkres Felice Moskowitz Jim Murch College Acceptances Mike Murdza Teri Myers Dan Naive Gil Nehring 207 Terry Nickerson William Nunn Susan Neumeister Oon't worry, I'll find it. Jerry Newman Christy Noren Robert Oborne Sandrea Ogle Mary Oldroyd Cynthia Olson Antza Newsome Julie North Bryna Ogle Dale Olson 208 Dann Olson Ken Owens Constance Payne Christine Penson Donald Olson Pennie Parker Herbert Pebley Marcia Peters Teri Ortiz You must be kidding! Dennis Peterson Cordelia Oswald Dixie Parmer Julius Penney Scott Peterson 209 Marcus Phillips Charles Priest Penny Polette Marilyn Poore Randall Pyle Randall Rader Jon Pietz James Price Linda Ragni Roger Pieratt Steven Poland Dick Reid Happiness is being a Sunflarc ... Molly Reinhorn Wanda Robinson Sherry Rush Gayle Rye Richard Rye . . . But how about Rhythm A’s? 211 Ronald Sandefur William Saylor Jan Schreiber Jon Schrotzberger Sandra Schulz Patricia Schun Connie Schallberger Ronald Schofield David Scollard Daniel Shaw Laurel Shatava Carol Shaw Philip Siechen Christine Siegfried Dana Shaw Richard Siewert Paul Simpson Sherry Simons Pamela Sjordal Randy Skeels Pamela Sink Larry Skinner Michele Sirianni Louise Slack Beverly Smeby Cathy Smith David Smith Janet Smith Martha Smith Sandra Smith Marc Sneddon 213 Suzanne Soell David Sohlstrom Kathryn Speed Deanna Springer ' V Pat Somerville Barbara Stankiewicz Harlow Spaan Janet Stekelenburg Daniel Stinson Evrie Stowe Neva Stumpff Kathleen Suckow Benita Sundin Bruce Svela Gloria Svela David Swanson Pig-tails were in season this year and Patti Fowler displays a pair. Gerald Thompson Richard Thoreson Sharon Tice Chris Tillinghast Steve Thorne Laura Thornton Karen Timmins Mary Tomkin Dennis Troxel Steven Tuthill Terry Vandehey Gilbert Voigt That's what we like to see, togetherness. Donna Wagner Steven Warren Marlene Waitman Bob Waters Bob Walker Jeff Ward Marc Weed Kathryn Weeks 216 Linda Weiland Rodney Wheeler Merilyn White Angie Williams Judi Weller Wayne Whitmore Betty Williams Debby Wenner Jerryl Westgaard Remember, Felice, that is our money. Sandra Wiese Kris Wilhelmsen Cheri Williams Ellen Williams 217 218 Lynett Worthey Richard Williams Randall Winslow Jonolyn Wilson Nancy Woodworth Dennis Young Precision is what we love to see! Donna Wright Sidney Wyttenberg Brigitte Zadnik Sam Williams Hank Wilson Senior Day Students enjoyed ice skating, as well as bowling and swimming, during senior day. Special Senior Awards mm Most Artistic Rena Daniels Karl Goin Most Spirited Colleen Castles Harlow Spaan Nuttiest Sandy Lorenzen Larry Skinner Most Athletic Kaye Mundell Brent Curtis Most Likely to Succeed Ellen Williams Scott Mossiman Most Talented Estelle Danish Dennis Young Most All-Around Kathy Adolphson Tom Drougas Leadership Janelle Cecil Rob Drake Biggest Flirt Shelly Chichester Gordon Longhurst Most Accident-Prone Debby Wenner John Corn Best Looking Nancy Bates Frank Fortino Friendliest Feliz Barlas Steve Kanter Most Humorous Abby Layton Dennis Wagner 219 Hungry students anxiously await prepared refreshments. Sorry Linda, just one of the problems you have to cope with. And they say that beauty is only skin deep.” 220 Sue Ncumcistcr takes a last look around her. Senior Awards Assembly Anxious preparation was evident as seniors prepared for the Awards Assembly. Awards And Honors West Coast Telephone Company Employees' Scholarship Harlow Spaan, Christine Siegfried Girls' League Scholarship and Girl of the Year Christine Markman ESCO Corporation Scholarship Linda Weiland Business Education Department Scholarships Diana Meister, Dennis Peterson Elks Leadership Awards Teachers' Association Scholarships Teri Myers, Fred Leeson Sharon Cornell, David Geisler Rotary Club Technical Scholarship Irene Gattis Art Club Scholarships Linda Harrison, Rena Daniel Tektronix Foundation Scholarships Eric W. Allen Journalism Awards Kim Kovac, Ann Jensen, Patrick Hall Janet Godard, Christine Siegfried, Fred Leeson Dads' Club Scholarships Heidi Blatter, Patti Fowler, Linda Lindell, James Carlson, David Geisler, Fred Leeson Beaverton Education Association and Cedar Hills Parent-Teacher Association Scholarship Kathleen Hines Outstanding Language Students Andrew Doyle. Ellen Williams Bausch and Lomb Science Award David Geisler Outstanding Science Student Roger Lenard American Chemical Society Award Kim Kovac Outstanding Orchestra Student Dwight Larson Outstanding Choir Student Teri Myers Oregon Journal Athletic Award Brent Curtis University of Oregon Leadership Honors Laura Errend, Teri Myers Sunset Homemaker of Tomorrow Patti Fowler D A R Citizenship Award Ann Jensen Alpha Gamma Delta Scholarship Janelle Cecil Bulova Watch Company Foundation Scholarship Felice Moskowitz Cockerline Memorial Trust Scholarship Marcia Decker State of Oregon Scholarships Laura Errend. Christine Siegfried, Harlow Spaan, David Force, David Culbertson, Sharon Cornell, Janet Godard Elks Lodge Music Award and Outstanding Band Student Michael Decker Honors College. University of Oregon Kymne Speed Outstanding Speakers Estelle Danish, Dennis Young Boys’ League Leadership Award Cleve Larson Best Thespians Patrick Hall, Kim Kovac, Tim McDonough Director’s Award Colleen Castles National Merit Letters of Commendation Anne Danley, David Force, David Geisler, Patrick Hall, Ann Jensen, John Kaza, Kim Kovac, Pennie Parker, Ellen Williams Dads’ Club Sportsmanship Awards Tom Drougas, Dennis Wagner National Merit Finalist Scott Mosiman Outstanding High School Seniors Ann Jensen, Fred Leeson Presidential Gavels Fred Leeson, Dennis Wagner Rev. Howard S. Spaan, Oak Hills Church, de- livered a speech ••The Replaced ‘R7' Speakers for 8accalaureate were, left to right: Dennis Young. Kathleen Hines, Bruce Crocker, Linda Ledbetter, Rev. Howard S. Spaan. Christine Markman. and Kaye Mundell. Go forth, my boy. and meet the world.' Commencement Feelings o( sadness and joy arc mingled with anticipation after stu- dents received their diplomas. 223 You finally made it, Don! Junior boys assist graduates from the stage. With the help of twenty hard working students, the 1967 school year has been recorded in pictures and copy. The book this year was done in a new way and by a completely new staff. They learned quickly how to deal with deadlines and photographers, how to write copy and order pictures, and finally how to make a pile of pictures look good together on a page. We, the co-editors of the '67 APOLLO, wish to thank each of these students for their time and effort. A special thanks goes to Alan Toman, our head photographer, who had to put up with the girls on the staff. Without him and his helpers our book would be nothing more than words and blank pages. Another thank you goes to our advisor, Miss Kathleen Shipp. She was a newcomer both to Sunset and yearbook production this year. She learned along with the rest of us, and as the spring deadline rolled around she was like an old pro. We have enjoyed the learning process this year and we hope we have produced something you can be as proud of as we are. The pictures in this book are the memories of a year to be looked at again a long time from now. They are the “Reflections of Apollo for 1967, and we give them to you. CaXorf f]dLbjr+ ' (Javts £{ v co-editors Index Abelsen, Keith 188 Acker, David 181 Ackroyd, Richard 57, 147 Adam� ,Allen 147 Adorns, Carla 147 Adorns, Donald 19,31,96,147 Adorns, Heather 188 Adorns, Koren 147 Adorns, Potricio 188 Addison, Christine 147 Addison, Dovid 166 Adolphsoo,Cothy 12,18,19,42,45, 54,57,79,186,188,219 Alcaire, Carmen 147 Alder, Barboro 58 Allard, Janice 147 Allen,Craig 147 Allen, Kothy 188 Allen,Margrct 59, 147,164 Allen,Michael 33,99,188 Alexander,Christeno 85,166 Alexander, Debbie 147,149,154 Alexander, Dennis 147 Alley, Pomelo 147 Allworth, Brace 147 Altishin,Deboroh 166 Amcy, Carolyn 147 Amos, Richord 166 Anderson, Oiono 147 Anderson,Diane 54,61, 166 Anderson,Potricio 188 Anderson, Steven 147 Anderson,Vicky 188 Angell.Doniel 21,45,54,56,166 Angeli, Sason 147 Ansdell, Janiece 1,5,6,40,41,45, 59,79,166,224 Archibald, Robert 45,54,56,166 Am,Chip 166 Arnold, Linda 166 Arnold,Richord 147 Askew, Dovid 188 Aspland, Christine 6,41,45,-18, 166 Austin, James 147 Austin, Jeon 147 Ayers, Sue 57,147 Boarspu I, Gerald 166 Babcock, Christopher 166 Bacon, Kofhleen 147 Boilcy,Dollic 52,57,85,166,179 Boilcy,Melonie 59,147 Baird, Lorry 31, 147 Bombusch, Gary 147 Bondy,Sue 188 Banister, Michoel 147 Banister, Stephen 147 Bara, Michoel 181 Barlas,Feliz 65,78,79,86,124, 125,188,219 Bonner, John 52,166 Barney, Peter 54,56,147 Barnett, Robin 166 Barrett,Ruth 57,188 8orry, Randy 33, 130,132, 188,13? Bosorobo, Poul 97 Bosorabo, Susan 147,159 Bosich,Patricio 54,61,79,166 Bostroo.Ronold 181 Botes, Bonnie 49,188 Botes, Linda 147 Botes, Nancy 54,79,124,125,189, 219 Botes, Ye Vonne 59,166 Botke, Dennis 69, 189 Boudcr, Deboroh 59,147 Bouder,Rito 57,58,166 Bough, Susan 166 Bozzcl, Victor 166 Beord, Lorry 100 Beotty, Kothy 37,45,54,166 Beck,David 189 Beck, Virginio 147 Beckett, Dcbro 147 Beecher,Don 100,189 Beers, Edward 24,99 Beers, Patricia 147 Behrens,Christina 79,147 8elknop, Tcrreso 166 Bell,Christine 37,166 Bell,Rodney 189 Beilis, Hester 166 Bcndix,Potrick 189 Benedict, Potricio 42,45,189 Bennett,Louni 54,67,166 Bennett, Pomelo 189 Benz,Virginio 45,49,67, 189 Berg, Glenn 166 Berger, Becky 148 Berquist, Brodlcy 31,45,68,166 Berkey, Horvey 95,148 Bernord, Kimberly 148,155 8crnord, Kris 45,189 Bernoskey, Elizabeth 166 Bertuccelli.Suson 181 Beyer, Peggy 163 Biggs, Morcio 6,41,42,51,166,182 Biggs, Jonet 189 Bickle, Stephen 31,167 Bighorn, Soctt 35,68,189 Billington,Christina 58, 148 Binns, Bonnie 167 Bird, Roy 59,167 Birkes, Dorrel 167 Bisel,Mory 69,167 Bishop,Dovid 33,54,167 8jorgc, Kristine 167 8lock, Charlotte 148 Block,Ronald 45, 189 Block, Sandra 58,167 Black, Susan 167 Bloekbum, Carol 189 Blaine, Barboro 165,167 Blaine, Roger 190 Blair,Russell 148 Blakely, Bradford 140,148 Blokely, Jerry 167 Blatter, Heidi 10,11,50,65,80, 86,190,221 Bloom, Daniel 190 Bloom, Ter esso 167 Blue, Jonet 15,67,167,182 Blumcnfeld, Byron 45,62,63,167 Bogue, Corol 65,143,167 Boguc, Donald 24,134,148 Bohnenkamp, Robert 190 Bolick, Corol 148 Bolton, El izobeth 167 Booth, Greg 148 Booth,Morlton 33,135,148 Bor ley, David 190 Borosund, Kcnine 45,66,167 Bos well,Mark 148 Boyd,Roymond 148 Boylon,Annette 190 Boyle,Steve 57,190 Brackett, Rhonda 167 Brodford, Mark 190 Brannon, Michoel 167 Broy, Harold 167 Brchm, Keith 59,148 Brekken.Lone 59,99,167 Bridgman, Dole 190 Bridgmon, Kerry 148 Briggs, Noncy 167 Briggs, Susan 190 Bringhurst, Steven 59,190 Brockman, Cal 54,56,148 Brom, Borboro 148 Brom,Mory 167 Brooks, Dovid 167Brooks ,Jay 167 Brouhard,Virginia 190 Brown, Charlene 37,190 Brown, Glorinda 54,167 Brown, Kenneth 59,135,148 Brown,Mark 140,148 Brown, Norman 148 Brown, Raymond 56,190 Brown, Rickey 35, 148 Brown, Robert 24, 135,167 Brown,Sheila 191 Brunner, Chet 148 Brunner, Sandy 191 Brunt1and,Rune 167 Bruno,Jacqueline 148 Brush,Jeanne 167 Brush, Terry 191 Bryant,Douglas 148 Bucher, Debbie 59,148 Bullock, Christine 148 Burdeny,Allan 191 Burgan, Richard 167 Burgstahler, Gary 168 Eason,Craig 88,92,169, 182 Foster Burroughs,Ju1ie 168 Bush, Robert 140,148 Butler, Corinne 148 Butcher, Curt 168 Buxton,Mark17,20,21,24,45,49, 75,76, 191,214 Calliham,Janice 59,168 Cady,Jane 63,148 Caire,Denise 148 Calabrese, Deborah 148 Caldwell,Robert 148 Campbell,Wilbert 149 Carder, Gilbert 141,191 Carlson, Gregory 168 Carlson, James 45,54,56,88,191, 221 Carlson, Jill 67,168 Carter, Steven 168 Case, Carter 45, 68,77,191, Case, Kathyellen 21,45,57,62,63, 168 Casey, Frederick 97,181 Casley,Marylee 57,191 Castles, Colleen 1O,11,45,53,54, 8O,191,197,219,221 Casteel, Peggy 54, 143, 191 Cecil, Janelle 45,54, 61, 78,79, 128,186, 191,219,221 Chambers,Chris 149 Chambers, David 31 , 57,149 Chandler,Deena 191 Chaney, David 45,135,168 Cherrone,Patti 191 Chester, Edward 168 Chewing, Susan 141,192 Chichester, Shelley 54,124,125, 219 Chism,Mark 45,57,82,168 Christensen, Gary 31,149 Christiansen, Karen 192 Christensen, Joe 33, 34, 102,149 Clare, Stan 54 Clark, Barbara 58,192 Clark, Deborah 168 Clark,James 68,192 Clark, Robert 45, 165, 168 Clark, Tom 96,134,149 Clary, Susan 49,146,149 Clement, Brad 141,149 Clement, Sue 192 Clemmer, Robyn 59 Clifton, Rodney 149 Clist, Barbara 168 Clist, Charles 149 Clymore,Deborah 168 Cochran, Robert 149 Coffee,William 11,17,68,88,9O, 94,192 Cole, Jeffrey 31, 96,134,149 Cole, Joel 53, 54,85,192 Colton,Jim 146,149 Combs, Daniel 54,168 Conger, Duane 52, 97,192 Connolly, Deborah 168 Co0k,f-mira 149 Conrad,Donna 168 Cook,Vicki 192 Corn,John 6,192,219 Cornell, Sharon 79,192,221 Corp, Gayle 149 Corwin,Mary Jo 15,57,192 Coryell,Michael 168 Coslett,Mary 53,192 Cosolo, Barbara 149 Cosola, Carolyn 49,168 Cottrel1,Robin 42,168 Coulombe,Michael 149,160 Couture,Joel 168 Couture,Robin 100,149 Covert,Dana 192 Cox,Margaret 149 Coyner, Thomas 163 Cozad,Jeffrey 193 Craig, Cindy 149 Cramer, Carol 193 Cramer, Seldy 15,45,49,79,168 Craner, Charlene 15,168 Crawford, Darryl 193 Crawford, Randall 193 Criswell,William 19,168 Crisp,Randy 149 Crocker, Bruce 45, 67,187,193, 222 Crocker,John 67,149,164 Crum,Michael 140,149 Culbertson, David 45, 57, 58,135, 138,193,221 Culbertson,Julie 45,143,168 Culy,Retta 45,154,193 Curry, D Ann 45,193 Curtis, Brent 24, 25,26, 29,3O,45, 64, 68, 76, 77, 88, 90, 94, 193, 219, 221 Curtis, Jennifer 149 Curtis, Susanne 59,168 Dalbey,Rick 181 Dale,Anita 59,65,168 Dalzell,Carol 59,168 Daniel,Rena 45, 193,219,221 Danish,Estelle 16,42,45,53,54, 187, 193,219,221 Danley,Anne 221 Davenport,Alan 149 Davies, Babette 57,193 Davis, Dan 54,561,168 Davis,Jeffrey 149 Davis,Janet 168 Davis,Martha 149 Davis,Pat 193 Davisor1,Mike181 Decker,l'lunt 168 Decker, Karla 143,193 Decker, Marcia 59,194,221 Decker,Michael 54,56,62, 194 221 Deesen, Phillip 149 Dehaan,John 149 De Harpport, Gordon 149 Dennis, Craig 35,134,149 Dennis,John 102,168 Denton, Theodore 194 Derck,James 168 Diegel,Gregory 168 Diehm, Brian 35,169 Dimbat, Steven 59,150 Dixon, Kathleen 194 Dobbins,Cecil 150 Dobson,John 150 Dodge,Susan 169 Doerrie,Don 45,194 Daerrie, Larry 24, 29, 96,133,150 Dohr,Ronald 135,150 Dolph,Deborah 150 Dorman, James 45,54, 56,57, 148, 194 Dossey, Steve 15, 24, 28,3O, 64, 68, 194 Doty, Elizabeth 150 Doughty, Cathy 64, 66,194 Douglas,Cynthia 169 Douglas,James 134,150 Douglas, Terry 194 Douglas,Lynn 54,194 Dove, Brentley 54,169 Dowell,Christine 150 Downing,Richard 54,56, 194 Doyle,Andrew 194,221 Doyle,Robin 150 Drake, Rob 34, 64, 74,76, 194, 219 Drew, Phillip 54,561,194 Dreyer,Laural 169 Drougas,Holly 150 Drougas, Thomas 20, 21 , 24, 30, 57, 64,68,88,91,94,125,135,136, 139,219,221 Duckett,Jody 150 Duckett, Larry 169 Duffy,James 150 Dunn,Lynda 62,195 Dunn,Michael 169 Dunn, Richard 35,36,57, 133, 134, Dunstan,Don 195 Durham, Paula 169 Dvorak, Jan 195 Eastman,Rick 24,915,150 Easton, Patricia 150 Eckols, Bruce 31, 96,150 Eckols,Dennis 97,195 Eddy,Cheryl 150 Ediger,Donald 54,195 Edmark, John 169 Edwards, Garth 102,169 Edwards, Nancy 45,48,54,57, 65, 78,79,169 Eggiman,Linda 45,58,169 Ehrl, Fred 59,169 Eklund,Suzanne 59,150 Eldridge,John 95,169 Ellis, Barbara 63,150 Ellis, John 11, 21, 33, 62,76, 126, 135,169 Emahiser,Jill 150 Encell, Charles 57, 65,845,195 Endresen, Ed 195 Enebo,Joyce 169 Engel,Geri 150 Enian, Bruce 150 Enloe,David 31,150 Enloe,Jay 150 Enright, Sandra 169 Epler,Wesley 165,169 Erland,Jane 195 Errend, Laura 10, 11, 42, 65, 195, 221 Errend,Lorin 195 Ernsberger,Steven 150 Erwin, Beverly 169 Evans,Albert 195 Evans,David 150 Evans,Diar1na 150 Evans,Ginger 150 Evenson,Reed 195 Ewing,Richard 150 Fairfield, Janet 150 Fairfield, Rodger 169 Fagerberg,Louise 150 Farnsworth, Margaret 21 ,45,46, 54,195 Faurot, Thomas 24,88, 169 Faull, Kaleen 57,150 Feightner, Cheryl 46,196 Feightner,Michael 68,196 Feigion,Gregory 151 Fenning,Charles 196 Fenning,Kenneth 151 Ferguson,Judith 64,143, 196 Ferguson,Robert 151 Ferguson, Susan 45,56,169 Fieken,Larry 151 Fieken, Lee 196 Fillinger, Donald 45,169 Fillinger, Ronald 97,196 Fishel,Brad 45,141,169 Fitzgerald,Dennis 181 Fitzgerald, Patrick 101,142,151 Fitzgerald,Michael 33,52,169 Flynn, Timothy 169 Fogarty,Charles 169 Flaxman, Bruce 54,141,151 Fogg,Sharonal 196 Folkestad,Donna 12, 18,19, 169 Force,David 6,41 ,45,51, 196,221 Ford,Carol 196 Ford,Delores 151 Fornshell, Patricia 169 Formway,Melanie 42,45, 57,65, 196 Fortino, Carol 37,151 Fortino,Margaret 37,45, 125, 141 , 169,182 Fortino, Frank 24,27, 196,219 Foster Foster ,Lannette 151 , Lynde 170 Pamela 54,151 Foster, , Sandra 54,56, 143, 196 Fowler, Patti 15,45, 54, 61, 67,75, 76,128,196,215,221 Fox,John 181 Foyston,John 6, 41,170 Frach, Jerry 196 Franklin, Debra 59,151 Franzke,Arthur 31,142,151 Fredrickson, Susan 57, 170 Free,Michael 54,56,142,197 Freed, Randall 100,101,135,151 Freeman, Becky 59,151 Freiheit, Karen 54,151 French, Christina 151 Friedman, Lester 135,170 Friedman,Myra 58,151 Fritts,Marcia 64,170 Fritz,John 170 Froehlich,Jack 56,197 Froman,Walter 57,197 Fruck,Russell 197 Frykholm, Daryl 57,170 Gabler,William 6,24,40,81,85, 170 Gallinger,Sherral 57,58,17O Gandy, Thomas 151 Gardner, Nancy 54,170 Garmon,Jo 197 Gartner, Evonne 197 Gartner,Janet 151 Gass,Douglas 197 Gattis,llene 197,221 Gaynor,Jennifer 151 Gebhardt,Judith 6,41,45,170 Geiger, Rebecca 151 Geigle, Larry 24,28,29,95, 170, 197 Geisler,David 45,222 Geltz, Doug 151 Georgiadis, Deborah 52,151 Gerbracht, Nicolaas 170 Gerson, Eleonore 57,170 Gibbons, Deborah 170 Gibson, Katherine 151 Gibson, Terry 151 Ghe1fi,John 197 Giffin,Chris 151 Gill, Lawrence 45, 59,170 Glas, Rodger 21,54, 56,197 Godard, Janet 45,76,197, 221 Godard, Joanne 59,151 Godfrey,Lawrence 197 Goeth, Bill 135,137 Goff, Kaye 151 Goffe,Mike 19,151 Goin, Karl 59, 197, 219 Goldberg, Deborah 59,151 Golden, Jim 31,151,100 Goldsmith, Lynn 170 Goldstein,Jeanette 151 Goodwin, Curtis 21,181 Goodwin, Lan'y 152 Gorman, Kathleen 12, 18, 19, 170 Goss,Steven 125, 198 Gould,Sandra 152 Grafft,Nancy 198 Grandy, Susan 60, 198 Grant, Kathryn 190 Graves, Kirk 19,24,45,17O Gray, Beverly 198 Gray,Darrell 31,152, 162 Gray,Deborah 153 Gredvig, Gordon 24, 29, 88, 90, 130,170 Green, Eric 31,140,152 Green, Kandace 45, 54, 65, 79,170 Green, Kristine 198 Green,Mary 198 Green,Teri 152 Gregory, Kathleen 152 Grider, Russell 198 Grier, Brian 98,100,152,156 Griffith, Douglas 135,198 Grimes, Paula 152 Grogan, Gary 170 Grogan, Tom 152 Groshart, Jody 15,45,17O Grunewald,Jeffrey 152 Gruler,Andrew 31,170 Grycko, Gary 170 Gudmundsson, Sigurion 65,86, 198 Gulley,Michael 198 Gullings,Marvin 59,198 Gust,Sharyn 170 Haberman, Janet 170 Hadfield, Christopher 102,198 Haffner, Mark 57,170 Hagen,Deborah 170 Hagen, Edward 152 Hqgesfedf, Peggy 12, is, 19, 146 152 Halac,Steve 170 Hall, Patrick 45,53, 198,221 Hallgrimson, Karen 152 Hallgrimson,Kathleen 152 Hambly, George 198 Hamel,Dennis 198 Hamilton,Darrell 152 Hamilton,Doug 134,146,152 Hamilton, Kathleen 198 Hamilton, 199 Hamm, Toni 6, 41, 45,170 Hamme1,Marta 59 Hammitt,Gary 170 Hamrick, Bill 152 Hance, Kathy 199 Handley, Jay 170 Hankel Lucille 170 Hansen, James 31,561,152 Hansen, Judi 62,126,189,199 Hansen, Kris 45,170 Hansen, Steve 199 sieve 45,54,46,86,97, Hardesty, Dianna 199 Hardin, Lawrence 199 Harrington, Barbra 171 Harrington, Lauralee 171 Harrington, Linda 6,199 Harris, John 24,95,130,131,133, 171 Harrison, Donna 171 Harrison, Linda 57, 69,143,199, 220,221 Harrison, Pamela 152 Harrison, Robert 152 Harrison, Roy 152 Hart, Connie 59,159 Hart, David 85,152 Hart, Robert 171 Hart,Stanley 24,95,171 Hartman,Jill 152 Hartman, Robert 152 Harvey,Jack 181 Harwood, Ben 97,199 Harwood, Kent 171 Hassel l, Patrick 57,199 Hatfie1d,Marc 152 Hatfield, Timothy 45,171 Haugsten, Connie 45 Hauser, Deborah 54,171 Hauser, Tommy 59, 199 Havil,Ann171 Hawley,Susan 57,171 Hayden,Mary 171 Hayes,Mary 152 Hayes, Sally 199 Hazenberg, Theda 171 Hazlett,Deborah 152 Heasley,Danny 97,141,199 Heasley, Darryl 54, 97,171 Heck, Susan 171 Hedrick, Bruce 20, 33, 53, 57, 58, 65,153,186 Hedrick,Marsha 52,65,146,152 Heen,Marilyn 171 Heikkila, Hope 152 Heizenrader, Dave 153 Heizenrader, Timothy 199 Heitmanek, Barbara 171 Helbig, Eddie 153 Helmer, William 153 Helser, Barney 171 Helterline, Ray 44,45, 68,76, 171, 182 Henderson, Steven 171 Henniger, Jan 58,79,153,164 Henson,Donald 171 Herauf,Allan 171 Herman,James 102,171 Herman,Richard 153 Herrick,Ann 171 Hess, Raymond 171 Heuermann, Kenneth 31,140,153 Hewitt,Bonnie 171 Hewitt,Doug 153 Hewlett,Janis 59,153 Hexom,Mliss 153 Heywood, Chris 153 Hickman,Marcia 57,58,199 Hickman,Mardell 153 Hilbers, Gregory 153 Hill, Jim 171 Hil1,Deborah171 Hinds, Paul 47,140,153 Hines, Kathleen 14,15,45,47,57 85,200,221,222 Hinesclale,Michael 88, 92, 93,18 Hire,John 24,100,171 Hirschberger, Peter 153 Hitchen,Shelley153 Hoffman, Bill 200 Holboke, Robert 141 , 200 Holland,Nanci 12,18,19,63,153 Holtman, Greg 134 Holzman, Teresa 200 Holznagel, Kathleen 59,153 Holznagel, Keith 200 Homewood,Cathryn 163 Honig, Larry 171 Hood, Bruce 153 Hooke,Dagny 11,12,18,19,146, 153, 157 Hooper, Henry 54,153 Hopkins, Cynthia 37, 58,172 Hopkins, Nancy 54,172 Hopkins,Richard 24,135,153 Hopp, Rene 33,153 Horner, Kathie 172 Hoskin, Kathy 153 Hottman, Gregg 153 Hough, Larry 35,142,181 Hough,Susan 59,85,153 Houglum,Mark 19,45,57,58,142 186,200 Houglum, Tom 45,57,142,172 Houston,Deborah 200 Houston, Georgene 153 Howard, Lillian 59,153 Howard, Shirley 56, 200 Howe,Jay 172 Howie,Larry 153 Houk, Geraldine 200 Hoy, Carol 172 Hubbard,Daniel 59,172 Hudson,Mary 54 Hudziok, Robert 33,153 Huetter, Margaret 153 Hughes, Gregg 24, 27, 28, 68, 200 Hulett,Cheryl 200 Hulett,Valeris 153 Hunker, Bill 153 Hunt,Kristine 172 Huston,Diane 172 Hutchins, Robert 154 Huth,Debra 154 Hyatt, Dan 43,172 Hyatt, Laurie 98,154 Hyde, John 6, 41 , 54 Hyer,John 68 lmlah,Michael 154 Jack,Diane 154 Jack,Joann 172 Jackson,Rodney 172 James,Matt 45,68,75,76,95,13O, 133,172 Jahnke,Marsha 172 Jarvis, Carole 53, 69,82,200 Jarvis,Marvin 100,172 Jarvis,Michael 172 Jatzeck,Linda 200 Jenkins, Buckley 140,154 Jenkins,GeraId 154 Jensen,Ann12,16,18,19,54,70, 76, 124, 125, 187,200,221 Jensen, Kenneth 172 Jensen, Luhr 140,154,164 Jensen,Mary 172 Jensen, Shannon 154 Jewett, Grace 59,154 Jewett, Julie 57, 201 Jezick, Teresa 172 Jezick,Charles 59 Johns,David 52,154 Johnson,Arthur 154 Johnson, Cheryl 172 Johnson,Chris 31,154 Johnson,Darlene 201 Johnson, Douglas 26, 45, 68,13O, 131,133, 201 Johnson, Elliott 172 Johnson, Kay 15, 58, 65, 85,172 Johnson, Linda 154 Johnson,Mike 57 Johnson,Richard 134,172 Johnson,Susan 21,172 Jones, Bill 135, 201 Jones, David 51 ,52, 201 Jones,David R. 154 Jones, Dixie 59,154 Jones,Jan 154 Jones, John 52,54,56,154 Jones, Karen 201 Jones,Lew 154 Jones,Mary 201 Jones,Mike 201 Jones, Robert 201 Jones,Vicki 37,53,82,172 Jordan, Robert 172 Justice, Clyde 172 Justice, Kathryn 201 Juttelstad,Phillip 172 Kadderly, Leslie 6,41 ,45,57, 201 Kammerer,John 181 Kantor, Stephen 45,85, 201, 219 Kaster,Mari1yn 154 Kaster, Steven 24,57,88, 172 Kaza, John 53, 56, 82, 85, 201, 221 Kaza, Paul 154 Kearney, Sheila 57,172 Keddington, Jay 58,154 Keekers,Mark 54 Keezel,Candace 172 Keithley,Alvin 154 Kellas,Debra 172 Keller, Paul 19,172 Kelley,Margaret59,172 Ke1ley,Melody 59,172 Kemner,Donna 154 Kempe, Lariann 59,154 Kennedy, Carolee 56, 58,154 Kennedy, Donna 172 Kennedy, Patrick 173 Kenner, Karen 201 Kenner, Sharon 58,202 Kenyon,Christine 173 Kerwood, Cory 31 ,96, 154 Kidby, Phillip 45,202 Kidder,Dave 202 Kilborn, Janet 45,79, 202 Killpack, Wendy 6, 41 ,59, 66,173 Kimble,Dennis 173 Kincaid, Robert 202 Kincaid,William 154 King,Cheryl 43,46,202 King,Linda 173 King,Patricia 154 King,Robert 154 Kingsbury,Richard 154 Kinnamon,Laure1anne 155 Kinslow,Michael 57,202 Kinslow,Terry 173 Kipling,Jayne173 Kirby, Beth 57,173 Kirkland, Greg 35, 95,173 Kirkpatrick, Janie 202 Kirkpatrick, Kathleen 52,173 Kisor,Dennis 202 Kline, Cheryl 202 Klinski, Pamela 173 Kopp, Kathleen 155 Kovac,Kim10,11,45,53,82, 202,221 Krautscheid, James 173 Kruse, Stephen 173 Kubin, Gregory 31 , 96,142, 15 Kuhlman,Donna 173 Kumlin,Rona1d 173 Kuzirian, Sandra 173 Kuzmanich,Sue 6,41,202 Kyler, Larry 202 La Grange,Douglas 155 Lahiere, Leon 155 Lamb,Mike 135,136,155 Lamm, Eldon 35,82,173,176 Lane,Terri 155 Landers, David 155 Lange,Jomes 21 ,57, 173 Laniado, Sandra 155 Larsell, Robert 57,58, 202 Larsen,Candy 155 Larsen, Gary 35,36,173 Larsen, Bryant 24, 26, 45, 57, 58, 130,203, 221 Larsen,David 203 Larsen, Dwight 24, 27, 45, 56, 57, 203,221 Larson, Patricia 59,173 Larson, Paula 155 Lash, Judy 155 Lawson,Alan 57,203 Lawson, Mark 57, 203 Lay, Randy 101,155 Layton, Abbey 45, 203, 219 Leahy, Tommy 181 Ledbetter, Linda 6,41 , 187, 203, 222 Lee,Loretta 45,57,173 Lee, Roddy 35, 45,54, 173 Leeper, Richard 54,155 Leeson, Fred 1O,11,19,43,45, 203,221 Legate, Cheryl 37,45,48,127,173 Lehman,Janelle 173 Lehman, Linda 203 Leis,Daniel 155 Leise, Kathryn 59,155 Lenard, Rita 54, 67,82,173 Lenard, Roger 54, 56, 203, 221 Lentz, Linda 45, 203 Lepiane,Alicia 155 Leroy, Ricky 57, 203 Leuthold,Daniel 155 Leuthold,Marcus 54,203 Lindahl, Patricia 6,15,45,5O, 173 Lindell,Leslie 173 LindeH,Linda 14,15,45,66,79, 128,203, 221 Linden, Cyclney 52,59,204 Ling, Terri 48,173 Littlepage, Paul 204 Livingston,Carolyn 204 Lizarraga,Javier 135,155 Lobberegt , Nancy 59,173 Lofgren, Lana 173 Logan, Julia 173 Logan,Colleen 155 Logan,Martha 59 Lohr, Judy 173 Lohrer,Mark 204 Lokting, Jeffrey 54,155 Long,Casey 53,85 Longhurst, Gordon 24, 26, 204, 219 Longway, Philip 174 Longway,Sandra 59, 155 Loomis, Janette 155 Loomis, Scott 31,32,96, 134,155 Lorenzen, Sandra 204, 219 Lorenzen,Laural 155 Lowenstein, Glenda 54,174 Luce, Kenneth 155 Luchs, Gary 174 Luman, David 125, 135, 137, 204 Lusk, Larry 204 Luther, David 33, 59,155 Luther, Paul 35, 52,204 Lutien,David 204 Lynch,Jeff 155 Lynn, Terry 174 Lyon, Stephen 134,174 McAdams, Gregory 155 McCabe, Timothy 204 McCallen, Deborah 59,155 McCarthy, Patricia 15,156 McCarthy, Richard 45,174 McCleary,Marsha 156 McClellan,Frank 156 McCool,Roberta 174 McCroskey,Mariorie 174 McDaniel,Michelle 174 McDaniel,Sue 156 McDonald, Dianne 45, 204 McDonald,Rebecca 156,174 McDonough, Tim 53,82,204, 221 McDow,James 156 McDowell,Michael 156 McDowell, Susan 174,181 McEver,James 31,101,140,156 McEver, Pamela 204 McEvoy,Ann 174 McGaa,Michael 35,36,174 McGibbon, Craig 24, 27, 205 McGibbon,Mark 156 McGowan, Thomas 54, 174 McGrath,Juanita 174 McGrath, Loretta 53,174 McGrew, Deborah 59, 156 McHenry, Timothy 19, 31 , 96,134, 156 McJury, Janice 205 McJury,Jill 156 McKenzie,Jane 54,205 McKenzie,John 156 McKinley, Kevin 141,205 McKinley,Laurie 156 McKinstry,Mark 156 McLaughlin, Pamla 174 McLean,Susan 156 McLean,Terry 174 McManis, Patrica 45,57,79, 205 McMann, Nancy 174 McQuilken, Bruce 135,136 McSherry, Christine 156 McSherry,Sheryl 174 McStravick, Patrick 181 McWhorter,James 174 Mack, Teresa 62,174 Mack, Timothy 24,174 Madclix,Judy 156 Macldix,Mei 174 Magahay, Lynda 174 Maginnis,Michael 174 Maginnis,David 98,205 Magee,Carol 156 Magee,John 156 Maletis, Thomas 134,156 Malicoat, Rayetta 205 Malstrom, Leonerd 54, 140 Maltby, Karen 205 Maltby,Steven 156 Manning, Beth 174 Mapes, Bradford 174 Marchant,Trudy 174 Marek, Patrice 156 Marek, Janice 205 Markham, Dianne 53,82,205 Markkanen,Melinda 175 Markman, Christine 14,15,42,45, 57,58,65,76,78,79,80,205,22L 222 Markman, Donald 44,45,57, 142,175 Maroney, Mark 139 Marquardt,Jodie 59,156 Marquardt, Linda 59,205 Marquis, Barbara 156 Marshall, Debra 156 Marshall, Susan 45, 57, 58, 205 Marshall, Patrick 175 Martin,John 24,25,175 Martin,John E. 68,158 Martyn, Lynn 175 Marx, Jackie 156 Marx, Tom 24,205 Massey,William 156 Maurltz, Steven 45, 206 Maynard, James 175 Mazzio, Tony 31 ,54,56, 135, 156 Mead,Mary 206 Meador, Nancy 45,175 Mealey, Rick 68,89,91,94,125, 130,132,133,206 Mecham,Marian 206 Mehl, Christina 59,175 Meier, David 156 Meigs,Dwight 206 Meister, Diana 45, 206, 221 Meng, Charles 31,156 Meng, Douglas 206 Menze, Janet 45,47,86, 206 Merrick,Joanne 59,157 Merrifield,David 157 Merrifield, Diane 206 Merrifield, Terrance 206 Merry, Ronald 157 Mesher, Barry 157,182 Mesher, Brent 85,141,175 Meyer, David 102, 206 Meyer,James 157 Michas, Constance 59,157 Michas, Marguerite 44, 45, 50, 59, 175 Myers,Larry 175 Miller,John 175 Miller, Kathleen 175 Miller,Larry 31, 100, 135, 138, 157 Miller,Leon 31,57,14O,157 Miller,Nancy175 Miller,Richard 181 Miller,Virgil 175 Mills,Carolyn 175 Mills,Jim 206 Mineau,William 175 Mirabella, Beverly 157 Mittelstadt 175 Mollerup,Susan 157 Montgomery, Teresa 65, 157 Moon,Sydne 157 Moore,Mike 175 Moore,Richard 206 Moran,Cathy 206 Mordini,Monte 95,175 Maroney,Mark 98,101, 135,175 Morrill,Douglas 54,157 Morris,Thomas 175 Morrison,Valerie 207 Morser,Mark 207 Mortensen,Jack 157 Mosher,Viriean 157 Mosiman,Dianne 157 Mosiman, Scott 24,27,45,207 Moskowitz, Felice 12,13,14,15, 18,19,45,54,68,75,76,207,217, 219,221 Mosser, Susan 45, 175 Mossman, Roxanne 42,45,175 Mower, Scott 157 Mundell,Jim 175 Mundel l , Kathryn 54, 56,187, 207, 219,222 Muncligel,Susan 207 Munkres, Jane 15,207 -Munkwitz,Pamela 157 Munson,Susan 157 Murch,Jim 45,98, 125,207 Murdza, Mike 24, 27, 68, 207 Murie,Rhonda 157 Murray, David 45,88,141,175 Murray, Laurance 157 Myers,Marti 157 Myers,Teri 1i,14,15,16,45,47, 57,207,221 Nagel,Cam 157 Naive,Dan 207 Nass, Linda 175 Nance,Vileen 175 Nance, Eileen 58,175 NefF,Linda 157 Negravel,Joan 59,175 Negravel,Mary 175 NehHng,GiI207 NeIsen,DarreII 157 Nelsen,Vicki 45, 207 Nelson, Carol 1,5,6,15,4O,41, 45,207,224 Nelson,Philip 51,208 Nelson,Robert 141,157 Nelson,Vikki 175 Neumann, Gary 84,157 Neumann,Lois 157 Neumann,Randall 175 Neumeister, Susan 15, 54, 57, 208, 220 Newman,Jerry 35,208 Newman,Leonard 35,157 Newsome,Antza 60,124,125,208 Newsome,Linda 157 Nichols,Ricky 157 Nickerson,Terry 24,26,208 Nilsen,David 158 Naren,Richard11,31,67,95,165 174, 175,182 Noren,Christy 46, 208 North,Julie 208 Nosek,Joanne 158 Noyes,Roger 158 Nunn,William 208 Oakes,Donald 175 Ochoa, Edward M. 175 Olson, Cynthia 45 Oborne,Robert 208 Oconnell,Daniel 33,135,175 O'Connell,Janice158 O'Connor,Robert 158 Odrlin, Carol 59,176 Odrlin,Sally Ogle, Bryna 85, 208 Ogle, Robert 134,158 Ogle, Sandrea 85 Ohler, George 158 Oiehm, Brian 54 Oldroyd, Janice 57,153 Oldroyd,Mary 53,54-, 57,58,78, 79,208 Oleson,Carolann 54,59,176 Olin,Christine 42,176 Olsen, Linda 42,166,176 Olson,Chris 57,141,176 Olson, Cynthia 45, 53, 69, 82, 208 Olson,Cynthia K. 54,79,176 Olson, Dale 208 Olson, Dann 209 Olson, Donald 24, 25, 27, 45, 68, 77,209,223 Olson, Nancy 158 Olson, Susan 158 Olson,Vicki 176 Oneill, Theresa 176 Opsal,Cheryl 176 Orav,lria 43,176 Orr, Richard 158 Ortiz, Teri 209 Oswald, Cordelia 20, 21 ,47, 209 Ougheltree, Larry 54,176 Owens, Ken 54, 56, 209 Parker,Aletha 176 Parker, Pennie 46, 54, 56, 209, 221 Parmer, Dixie 59, 209 Parry, Robert 176 Pascoe, Henry 181 Patrick,Scott 176 Patten,Nancy Thea 176 Patterson,Mark 176 Patton,Valerie 45,54,79,176 Paul,Donna 176 Payne, Constance 209 Payne, Kathleen 42,176 Peabody,Michael 158 Pearce, James 54, 56 Pebley,Ann 158 Pebley, Herbert 59, 209 Peer,Darleen 176 Pegnone,John 158 Penney,Julius 209 Pennington, Eric 45,176 Penson, Christine 209 Perkins,Richard 158 Perkins, Tom 31,54,56,135,158 Peterson, Dennis 45, 209, 221 Peterkort, Robert 142, 176 Peterson, Robert 176 I Peterson,Scott 209 Peterson, Steven 35, 176 Peterson, Thomas 54, 56, 176 Peters,Marcia 45,209 Petrone,Alice 158 Petzold, Teresa 45, 60, 176 Phillips, Donald 59,158 Phillips, Kim 176 Phillips, Marcus 19, 210 Phillips,William 100,158 Pieratt, Roger 54, 97 , 210 Pietz,Jon 210 Pinson,Neal 176 PIapp,Patricia 176 PIarh,Mark 134,158 Plummer,Craig 96,158 Poehler, Carol 59,176 Poland, Steven 210 Polette, Penny 210 Pollock, Jeff 163 Pollock, Joseph 59, 158 Polos, Barbara 177 Pomeroy, Jett 158 Poore,Marilyn 210 Porter,Susan 158 Posey,Michael 177 Potter, Sarah 59,138 Poulson, Ronald 158 Prehn, Charles 56,150,158 Price,George 158 Price,James 210 Prickett, Tamara 59,158 Priest, Roy 177 Priest, Charles 210 Pritchett, Judy 45,59,177 Pritchett,Mark 158 Prowse, Kathy 177 Pruett, Gail 59,177 Pulliam,Judith 69,177 Pullin,Diane177 Pulmano,Michael 158 Purdy,Wesley 102,103,177 Pyle, Randall 136,135, 210 Quinn,Debora 177 Rader, Randall 57,58,142, 187, 210 Raetz, Gary 177 Ragni,John 142,177 Ragni, Linda143, 210 Ralston,Michael 158 Rasmussen,Annette 43,177 Rasmussen, Deborah 177 Rasmussen, James 159 Rasmussen,Janet 163 Rauschkolb, Barry 35,36,177 Reed,David 177 Reed,Linda 177 Reekers,Mark 177 Reeves, Dona 159 Reeves, Janice 177 Reid, Dick 210 Reid,Michael 177 Reingold,Diana 177 Reinhorn,Molly 211 Reiser,Richard 177 Reiter, Barbara 124,125, 211 Reiter, Harod 53,82,173,177 Reppeto,Allison 159 Rhoads, Owen 177 Rhodes, Charles 159 Rhoton,John 54,211 Rice,Leslie 159 Richardson, Peggy 211 Riches,Roberta 177 Riffel, Constance 159 Rightmire,Allen 181 Riley, Christine 159 Ritchey,Molly 159 Roberts, Lana 159 Robinson, Wanda 59, 211 Robson,Kelly 177 Rockwood,Jeri 159 , Rogers, Rick 54, 97, 177 RohlfFs,Daniel 21,57,58,13O, 133,211 Rohrbach, Sharon 159 Rollins,Tim 17,211 Ross,Jack 177 Rowley, Robert 31, 101,134,163 Rude,James 159 Ruecker,Jerald 57,211 Rush, Sherry 211 Russell,Gary 31, 159,96 Rutledge, Janet 57,76, 159, 164 Rutleclge,Joyce 177 Rydman, Ron 211 Rye,Gayle 211 Routt,DeWayne 159 Rye,Richard 211 Saltman,Marsha 45,178 Sample,Denise 159 Samson, Jance 53,178 Sandefur, Ronald 212 Sare,Diane 59,159 Saylor, Christy 57,79,178 Saylor,Williom 57,212 Scansen, Randy 59, 159 Scansen, Steve 54, 56,178 Schaer, Gay 159 Schallberger,Connie 212 Schaudt,Nancy 178 Schell,Dean 140,159 Schell, Kathryn 178 Schiebel,Marilyn 159 Schilling, Jerry 178 Schleve,Lyle 163 Schlottman,Jennifer 159 Schlottman,Rebecca 159 Schlottmann, Gary 178 Schmid, Elizabeth 159 Schmidt, Karl 159 Schofield,Ronald 97,213 Schondelmoyer,Vicki 59,178 Schreiber,Jan 212 Schrotzberger,David 159 Schrotzberger,Jon 212 Schultz,Julie159 Schultz,Lester 178 Schultz, Thomas 178 Schultz,Wilmo 159 Schulz, Richard 57,159 Schulz, Sandra 45, 57, 212 Schulz, Timothy 57,178 Schwartz, Louie 178 Schun, Patricia 212 Scollard, David 212 Scollard, Diane 12, 18, 19,49, 178, 182 Scollard, Eileen 160 Scott,James 178 Scott, Rebecca 178 Scruggs,Spencer 160 Seele, Evan 35,45,102,103,178, 181 Seymour, Gail 45,48,52,178 Shatfer,Janet 160 Shannon, Charles 160 Shannon,William 178 Shotava,Jo 143 Shatava,Laurel 212 Shattuck, Jane 178 Shaw, Carol 212 Shaw,Dona 15,45, 141,212 Shaw,Daniel 212 Shaw, Jane 141,160 Shaw, Scott 54, 160 Shear, Steven 160 Shearer,Donald 160 Sheer, Gay 58 Sheinin,Curtis 31,160 Shields, Ted 31,95,13O,178 Shinkl e, Terry 31,59,100,178 Shirley,Dennis 178 Short, Kenneth 141,160 Show, Phyllis 160 Shunk, Barbara 160 Shutty,Richard 141 Siebert,William 24,178,95 Siechen, Philip 57,58,212 Siegt'ried,Caryn 178 Siegfried, Christine 11,14,15, 42,45,78,79,212,221 Siegtriecl,Coleen 178 Siewert, Richard 212 Sigafoos,Davicl 160 Silverwaod, Scott 160 Simmons, Gary 31,135,160 Simmons, Renee 59,160 Simmans,Sherry 160 Simons, Sherry 213 Simpson,Carl 160 Simpson, Paul 127, 213 Simpson, Timothy 31,140,160 Single,Susan 160 Singmaster, Donna 160 Sink, Pamela 213 Sirianni,Michele 42,213 Sitterle,Marilyn 160 Siorda Siorda Skeels l,Pamela 58,213 l,Thomas 160 ,Rfsndy 213 Skinner, Larry 53, 213,219 Slack, Louise 213 Stinger, Pamela 37,57,16O, 14 Sluyter, Susan 160 Smart, Jan 160 Smart,Jenny 166,178 Smeby, Beverly 213 Smith, Carla 160 Smith,Cathy 213 Smith,Connie 160 Smith,David 96,160 Smith, David 98, 213 Smith,Diane 81,160 Smith,Jomes 161 Smith,Janet 213 Smith,Joe 31,95,161 Smith,John 161 Smith,Lois 59,161 Smith,Martha 59,213 Smith,Pamela 178 Smith,Randy 161 Smith,Richard 179 Smith, Russell 6,41,161 Smith, Sandra 45, 213 Smith,Sharilyn 66,179 Smith, Stanley 100,161 3 Smith, Tony 88,179 Sneddon,Marc 99,213 Sneddon,Timothy 161 Snedecor,Joy 179 Snell, Kathryne 161 Snow,Marvin 161 Soell,Suzanne 214 Sohlstrom,David 214 Sohlstrom,Mary 161 Sook,Mary 179 Somerville, Pat 59,214 Sorenson, James 161,54 Spaan, Harlow 11,45,52, 65,57,86, 187,193,214,219,221 Spaan,Randall 57,161, 164 Spady,Michael 179 Specht, John 43,179 Speed,Kathryn 45,69,141,214, 221 Sperl, Roger 181 Springer,Deanna 214 Stahlman,Michael 43,57,179 Stankiewicz, Barbara 58,214 Steadman, Sue 59,161 SteaIey,Dan 161 Stearns, Charles 161 Stearns,Janes 161 Stekelenburg, Janet 214 Stelzer, Greg 214 Stephenson,Robert 161 Stephenson,William 179 Stern,Anita 161 Stetson, Barbara 179 Stevens,Alan 179 Stevens, Charlene 69,214 Stevens,Debra 161 Stevens, Kathy 59,179 Stevens, Linda 179 Stinson,Lynette 37,141,179 Stinson,Daniel 19,214 Stipe, Paul 140,161 Stoller, Richard 179 Stowe, Evrie 214 Strid, Kristine 179 Strode, Dianna 127,179 Stronach, Don 179 Stroup, Glenda 58, 66,179 Stumpft,Neva 214 Sturdivant, Carol 67,179 Suckow,Janet 161 Suckow, Kathleen 214 Sullivan,Steven 179 Sunderland,Donna 179 Sunclin, Benito 59,215 Svela, Bruce 215 Svela,Gloria 215 Svela, Jayne 161 Svela, Norma 45,179 Swanson,David 215 Swanson, Patrick 24, 99, 101 , 130, 133,179 Swanson,WiIliam 24,96, 130, 133 161 Sweetman, David 45,102, 179 Symank,Rex 179 Symank,Robin 161 Taggart,Philip 21,57,88,179 Tan, Bruce 31,57,179 Tan, Heather 161 Taylor, Bruce 215 Taylor,Michael 31,161 Taylor, Richard 24,43, 179,99 Tebault, Elizabeth 45,215, 6,40 Terry,Paula 161 Terry, Roy 33,179,135 Teufel,Linda 45,15, 17,180 Tews,Marianne 58,180 Thelin,Julia 57,180 Thomas, Blaine 180 Thompson, Eric 31,134,161 Thompson, Gerald 6,17,40,215 Thompson, Karen 161 Thoreson,Richard 215 Thorn 42, 161 Thorne, Steve 215 Thornton, Laura 215 Thorud, David 161 Thorud,Donna 180 Thurman, Karen 161 Tice,Sharon 215 Tillinghast,Chris 215 Timberman,MichaeI 97,161 Timmerman, Karen 134,161 Timmins,David 54,56,99,180 Timmins, Karen 57, 215 Timmons, Kathryn 180 Tinsman,Jodie 161 Tinsmon, Steven 57 Tipton, Karen 180 Titus, Susan 59,162 Tolby, Joy 180 Toman,Allen 6,41,42,45,224 Tomaskie, George 24,54,18O Tomkin,Mary 215 Toole, Gary 162 Torrey,Diane 180 Townes, Lydia 54 Trachsel, Charlene 180 Troxel,Dennis 216 Trullinger, Julie 162 Turel, Gary 180 VanBladeren,.lohn 24,45, 68,180 Turner,Renee 59,180 Turnbull,Donald 162 Turrell,Irene 180 Tuthill,Steven 216 Ulvedal, Barbara 18O,165,54 Underwood,David 162 Underwood,James 162 Uppinghouse, Bruce 162 Utting,Jan 180 Vandehey, Terry 30, 130, 133, 134, 216 Vandevert, Claude 162 Vandorn, Gayle 58,180 Vanikiotis, Harry 162 Vaughn, Craig 162 Verhagen,Julie 69,180 Vernon, Stephen 180 Vetorino,Frank 180 Vetorino, Janet 162 Vidak, Margaret 6,41,48,7i, 180 Visyak, Greg 31,162 Voigt, Gilbert 57, 216 Vonclerau, Steven 41,140,180 Voss, Ginger 162 Vroman,Joan 162 Vuylsteke,Larry 180 Waggoner, Eric 6,17,4O,99,216 Wagner, Dennis 1O,11,17,2O,21 24, 27, 30, 67, 68,74, 76, 125,130, 133,216,219,221 Wagner, Donna 216 Wahlstrom, Teresa 45,56,18O Waind,Ruth 180 Waitman,Marlene 47,57,216 Walker, Bob 88,94,130,132, 1 Wallace,Dan 162 Wallace, Robert 162 Wallin, Jeffery 95,180 Walsh, Kathleen 162 Walters, Leann 162 Walters,l.eslie 162 Walters,Sheila 162 Ward,Jeft 216 Ward,Jill 180 Warner,Jane 63,162 Warns, Ernie 162 Warren, James 35,180 Warren, Robert 31, 132,165 Warren, Steven 24,45, 68,216 Warrens, Gretchen 162 Wasch,Randolph 162 Wasch, Waters, Waters, ,Andy 96,162 , Greg 162 Watson Watson Ronald 162 Cynthia 181 Bob 216 Wayt, Scott 180 Weathers, Kay 85,162 Weber,Marcia 162 Webster, Kathryn 162 Weed,Marc 45,216 Weeks, Kathryn 216 Weiker,Roy 180 Weil,Sharon 162 Weiland,Linda 45,217,221 Weinstock,Sharon 59, 163 Weir,Steven 6,41,163 1 WeisenFlugh,Jim 163 Weiss, Sandra 54 Welch,Janice 180 Welch,Steven 180 Weller,Judi 217 Wenner,Debby 21,53,57,49, 72,89,217,219 Wentworth, Carol 45,49, 141, Westgaard,Jerryl 59,217 Weyermann, Dale 54,56 Whalen, Kevin 54,163 33,216 62, iso 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