Sunset High School - Apollo Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1972 volume:

□odio ITE SUNSET HIGH SCHOOL BEAVERTON, OREGON VOLUME XIV I hope the day will be a lighter highway Can you ever think of any better way For the lost and weary travelers to go? —rr Making friends, for the world to see, Let the people know you got what you need. ua y ?yec yu a yaL xf u4s l y Oc 7 n C C ? s) j'to y t yf 9y? cf c . i£y ye i l . y x ' fc'iS-f (x .c tf fjctz ri r i 'C mat y . )j occjSuC r lo - a ky 'Zs 'trJ? y? Zy pdr2 y yy u W U ? «S Loy dnn, We neau hdue hacC '■Sorne edLLu-£on n mbsJbrtei eVoss- 5P uclLUj her izsbs'. ornecLsd ma - be uJ€ can lOOKDacft dnd nsmerM Jber heco r-eaiw----- the class! u;as- £ut i hope, that r xtjedr H) e ouL oujn sxXto uM- hcuJ - omc£hjf more, extx-bng to co oie jet o ' an Aoo 6 € $pdrfoL ! JJoocLcfu-tLK ■ dnn 'e. ., N iv '. Ca iiteJ w th o r e id at you will see the light. .«■k '■ •Aw, 3ni 2g?52fc - r • ' 'v • r—r £? i r , ;r - - Vt� ' - Jjfcfltf ‘JM' « .� � ... • H |£« . - • ’ � .«r 3ft ■ | sf 39b£ ? Avf r V- V- dg VH « . ■v T ,f • JH« v ■ •$! £■ A r __—----1— are all right. It seems to me a crime that we should age. X-VS 'SXLfcCV you OLG S V SL Ao y St oe L «v«- uockS i.-V CedciST 9 a5rVv 3 tASvVfc. v t y S cV O 6 «.U % Mid. luck cyA, j Nt vvo « V,OU. $ «« V y Z ! These fragile times should never slip us by. A time you never can or shall erase, As friends together watch their childhood fly. Elton John Introduction Student Life Sports «Academics Classes.... . ? Seniors... Ik Juniors... mmv Homecoming Court Senior princess Judy Bishop Queen Karen Smith Senior princess Carole Smith Sophomore princess Kathy Fahlman Sophomore princess Jan Gordon 20 Homecoming Court Sophomore princess Karen Youngs Junior princess Oebbie Moran Junior princess Raylene Magagna Junior princess Peggy Hottman Homecoming Court 21 Homecoming Sunset High School's 11th annual Homecoming was held October 8. Although the Apollos were defeated by Parkrose. they maintained spirit throughout the event. The climax of the evening was the announcement of the 1971 Homecoming Queen. Karen Smith. At the after-game dance, themed Everyday People , the students danced to the sounds of Skiffle. Youthful attendent Stcphi Hopkins and Stevie Ackerman proceed to the Homecoming coronation. 22 Homecoming Marching band portrays United States formation during halftime ceremonies Students onjoy a night of dancing after football game Homecoming 23 Girls’ League Activities Sun Country was chosen as the theme of this year's transfer party, held on October 20. in the Sunset student center. This annual event is designed for new and old students to get acquainted. Sophomore girls had a chance to get acquainted with senior girls and Sunset's Girls' League at the Big- Little Sister tea on September 22. in the auditorium. Seniors entertained the underclassmen with skits and singing, refreshments wpre served in the cafeteria. campi� ! Lisa McKinnon participates at the Transfer Party. Above. Big Sister gives beauty hints to help sophomores get that guy. Right Sophomores and seniors get to know each other over an ice cream cone Cam Newton and Howard Friedman provide Transfer Party entertainment 24 Girls' League Activities Hello there1 Sports Night Sports Night for Sunset students and the community is held every Wednesday night from 7-9 p.m. Activities feature: basketball, weight lifting and wrestling Mr. Greg Smith has been the supervisor of this activity for the last three years. Who guarding him? Are they t8ilor made? Sports Night 25 Summertree Summertree. Sunset's first drama production of the year was presented in the school auditorium November 19 and 20. It is the story of a young man who is confronted with the pressures of home life, the changing of his moral values, the draft, and all the controversy with the Viet Nam war. The play was directed by Mr. James CAST Shaffer. Student directors were Janet Mason and Kristin Kelly. Eileen Richardson...................Mother Curtis Wmn..........................Father The scene was set with large trees and a tilted Jeff Montgomery..................Young man platform. The play featured precise timing for the Cindy Lindahl..................Girl friend lighting sequences, all prepared by the stage crew. But the 11 be all right, won t they? It's almost as if he were living now. 26 Summertree Stage Crow Members, from left, back row Mary Somke. Linda Weigel. Ken 8rockman. Stan Koslowski. Ted Christianson. 8ruco Brown; middle row Nancy Bolger. Stove 8orts. Jill Mason. Janet Mason. Claudio Steiner. Debbie Messongor; front row Laura Sarlcs. Ann Juttelstad. Good ol' summertime Summertree 27 Special Assemblies Sunset students were offered a variety of entertainment within the special assembly program. Assemblies ranged from a rock group to a political figure. Senator Bob Packwood gave a speech on what he felt were the five vital aspects of leadership. In another student assembly. Secretary of State Clay Meyers discussed voting. Thanks America. featured folklore of Korea, dancing and singing. Among musical groups who entertained at Sunset this year are: the New Hope Singers and Dust. Sunset musicians. Cam Newton and Howard Friedman entertained at a senior assembly. Highlights of an original assembly run completely by computers was a power failure. Entertainment at the pep assemblies ranged from the Apollo gymnastics team performing to a faculty skit featuring Mr. Joe Simon. Apollo, who finally conquered Mount Metro. Senator Packwood answers students' questions Korean girls do traditional dance 28 Special Assemblies Richard Mollerup assisis at computer assembly Enthusiastic students spark spirit of the crowd Sunset enjoys Oust concert Korean girls help give Thanks to America Special Assemblies 29 Karon Hopkins Ken Nielson 30 Snowball Court Janie® Wright 801 Nelson Renee Ailshie Dan Pratt Snowball Court ((root left) Karen Hopkins. Nancy Popp. Janice Wright. Shirley Heasley. Judy Bishop. Lisa Dorn. Coleen Woods. Karon Youngs. Renee Ailshie Karen Youngs Alan Simon Colleen Woods Mark Crawford Snowball Court 31 32 Christmas Semi-Fomi.il Christmas Semi-Formal The 1970 queen. Dcbi 8hscoo. standing, watches as the new queen Judy Bishop, receives roses from former student Jeff Coffee 'Twas the night of December 11.1971. and all through the gym 1 50 couples danced to the sound of Family Tradition at the annual Christmas Semi- Formal. Trees and colorful lights accentuated the theme Crystalized Moonbeams. Judy Bishop was crowned Snowball queen. Paul Nelson and Kathy Fahlman take a break during the dance Family Tradition provides the latest sounds for the dance Rob Fowler and Anne Mosser enjoy refreshments at Girls' League sponsored event _____________________________ Mr and Mrs Santa Claus. Mike Gibbons and Rhonda Thompson, give Bob Black directions to tho North Polo Kevin Fitzpatrick and Kim Bocchi jive' to the music. Oh. Eddie! Christmas Semi-Formal 33 Christmas Concert Mix tune-tinkling sounds of the Madrigals, sprinkle in A Cappella Choir, add a little Mixed Chorus, a pinch of Apollinaires, blend Concert Band, mix with the Orchestra, drop by teaspoonfuls on the Auditorium stage and you have the makings of the 1971 Christmas Concert. Apollinaires sing ' Gloria on Excelsis directed by Mr Chock Dean A Cappella choir members file into the auditorium singing Madrigals perform at the Christmas Concert Cheryl Cordum. Mamie Timmons and Carol Rogers present Christmas carols on the flute. Kathy Anderson looks over the program 34 Christmas Concert Band Concert On the evening of February 3. the band presented their winter concert in the auditorium. Highlights of the event included Nita Van Pelt in a clarinet solo, and a drum trio featuring Rod Whitney. Marshall Davis, and Mike Whitney. The stage band performed four numbers. Howard Friedman rocks out on olto sax with Stage Band Cam Newton adds to the beat of the Stage Band with his guitar solo Mike Whitney. Marshall Davis, and Ron Whitney performing drum trio accompanied by the Concert 8ar d Flute section adds to the melody of the Concert 8and 8and Concert 35 Metro Congress The Metropolitan Congress of World Affairs is a class involving interested students in the world of politics and foreign affairs. The 25 participating Sunset students meet every Thursday night. This year the class is actively involved in the Mock Democratic Convention which was staged at the Memorial Coliseum. Mr. William Pressly is advisor of the Sunset contingent. Students from Sunset and other aroo high schools listen attentively to speaker 36 Metro Congross Great Decisions Again this year Sunset students have attended the Great Decisions series. This nine-week forum on world problems is held every Thursday night at the Reedville Presbyterian Church and attracts students from many high schools and colleges as well as interested adults. The program enables the participants to hear experts speak on topics of current interest. After the formal presentation, the students break up into groups to discuss in depth the ideas presented Young people and older members of the community therefore experience an interaction of ideas which helps to build a better bridge over the gap Tom Gaskill listens as Sunset teacher Tom Marsh explains issues stated in talk on Russia Margaret Frimoth and Matt Larson listen to group discussion of Russia at Great Decisions meeting Groat Decisions 37 Repertory Theater A new dimension in drama. The Repertory Theater, was presented at Sunset this year. Members of the third year drama class undertook the presentation of three plays of this style: Theater of the Soul Antigone. and Spoon River Anthology. The repertory technique involves the same 11 cast members taking parts in all productions. This means more intense work for the actors: they have to learn more lines and assume several different character personalities Characterization in the collection of poems by Edgar Lee Masters, called Spoon River Anthology was especially difficult for the third year students. ff-H 1 Marci Ridout enacting the part of A D Blood God. ask us not to record your wondersJ Cast of the Repertory Theater, below Standing, from left; Seated, from left; Brooks Parker Jeff Montgomery Cindy Lindahl Abi Phillips Eilene Richardson Terry Stratford Pamela Robinson Marci Ridout h 4 A A I vanished utterly. impartes 8rooks Parker 38 Repertory Theater Foreign Exchange Students Sunset students have had the opportunity to be exposed to many foreign students this year. Sunset's foreign students program has had a good year. The two programs A.F.S., (American Field Service) and Y.F.U. (Youth for Understanding), have been active and have sponsored a number of students. The students who are sponsored by Y.F.U. are Sonja Valovis. Davor Zavisecs and Renato Critter. A.F.S. student is Jorge Mota. Sonia Valovis discovers snow for the first time Jorge Mota conversing with follow Spanish students 40 Foreign Exchange Students Foreign Exchange Students 41 Sonja following a day at Sunset Jocge enjoying the semi-formal dance with date Jody Fames Renato taking a line of bowling 42 Foreign Exchange Students Head custodian Harold Schell Cooks, Custodians Janitors of Sunset are concerned with the maintenance of the building. Head janitor. Harold Schell and his wife, the school matron, have both been at Sunset since July of 1959. The night shift foreman is Dale Helmrix. Sunset's kitchen crew is made up of one head cook. Alice Smith, and her eleven cookies. Assisted by student help, their job is to prepare our menus required by government, run the snack bar and to cook at various school banquets. Kitchen staff arc. from left. Anna Van Dijk. laverne Wiemer. Manon Van Per Zanden. Edda Ritter. Thelma Stenerson. Suzanne Tracy. Jeanette Weverka. Norma Heath. Helen Nelson and Alice Smith Maintenance crew Back row Virgle Spencer. John Warren. Dale Helmncks Front row Paul Crawford. Ted Gernhart. Herbert Trachsel Cooks and Custodians 43 Music Man CAST TRAVELING SALESMEN.............................Jim Thayer. Dave Archibald. Charles Jones. Jim Alder. David Mays CHARLIE COWELL..............................Jeff Montgomery CONDUCTOR ...................................Robb Shaffer HAROLD HILL..................................... Dave Dale MAYOR SHINN..........................................Corns Winn EWART DUNLOP................................John Vamkiot.s OLIVER HIX...........................................Steve Scott JACEY SQUIRES.........................................Doug Cook OLIN BRITT........................................... Mike Todd MARCELLUS WASHBURN...................................Steve Boris TOMMY OJILAS ................................OanOstlund MARIAN PAROO .............................Gretchon Prehn MRS PAROO...................................... Suzanne Diers AMARYLLIS...................................Vicki Plowman WINTHROP PAROO..............................Scott Peterson EULALIE MACKECKNIE SHINN....................E.leen Richardson ZANEETA SHINN........................................Kathy Porto GRACIE SHINN................................ Diana D.ers ALMA HIX.................................... Leilani Hargrove MAUD DUNLOP.................................Margaret Single ETHEL TOFFELMIER............................Janice Ritchey MRS SQUIRES..................................Kristin Kelly CONSTABLE LOCKE..............................Marc Stroud LADIES...........................Karyl McLain. Sue Howard. Bonnie Hudson. Ann Schroeder. Pam Ward. Nina Nicholson. Kendra Poole. Ginger Lowery TOWNSPEOPLE ......................... WOMEN Bonn.e Hudson. Ann Schroeder. Pam Ward. Nina Nicholson. Mary 8lackburn. Kendra Poole. Pamela Robinson. Jan Cathcart. Andrea Bauder. Becky Moffat. 8renda Sloan. Allison Moffat. Judy Bishop. Mary Peterson. Sue Howard. Cathy Meschter. Marilyn Paulson. Lee Hedrick. Ginger Lowery. Margaret Single. Leilani Hargrove. Janice Ritchoy. Kristin Kelly. Janot Mason. Claudia Steiner. Julie Adams TOWNSPEOPLE .......................MEN Sam Titus. Bill Oakes. John Vamkiotis. Ted Christianson. Jim Thayer. Dave Archibald. Charles Jones. Jim Alder. John Larsen. Pete Prohn CHILDREN....................................GIRLS: Lon Martin. Joy Ransom. Michele Howe. Valerie Scott. Nancy Osterhout. Roxanne Rader. Patsy Stout. Patti Walthall. Lou Martinson BOYS David Schillingburg. Jon Moulton. Chris Migdol. Neal Hollingsworth. Wayne Scott DANCERS.................................GIRLS: Judy Bishop. Peggy Hottman. Robyn Steacy. Dian Duvall. Diane Davidson. Kathy Goiger. Erica Paulson. Jan Young. Pat Pullin. Rhonda Everson BOYS Mike Baugh. Jack LaRue. Pete Prehn. Dave Archibald. Charles Jonos. Dave Mays. Jim Thayer. Sam Titus. Jim Alder. Miko Geiger. Brent Stoacy It's called the 'think' system 'Till there was you 44 Music Man Sunset’s Fine Arts Department presented their second dramatic production of the year. The Music Man. on March 15-18 The play, under the direction of Mr. James Shaffer, centers around a traveling salesman. Professor Harold Hill, who stops off in the town of River City. Iowa, in an attempt to fleece local citizens out of their cash by pretending to be a well-known authority on boys’ bands. Leads for this production were senior Dave Dale, who portrays Professor Harold Hill, and senior Gretchen Prehn who plays the part of Marion Paroo. Vocal director was Mr Gary Gadwood; instrumental director was Mr Dell Herreid. assisted by Miss Marlene Majovski Assistant to the director was Mrs. Kathy Meek. Thore's a pool table in town Pick a littlo-talk a little 46 Mukc Man I think you mean 'peep'.' iood evening Miss Marian, mm-m ow. from left Jill Mason. Linda Weigel. Ann Juttclstad. Lisa Constantine. Nancy Bolger. Julie Adams. Janette Mams. Becky White, and Becky Moffat row. from left Bruce Brown. Stan Koslowski. Cathy Anderson. Mary Semke. Laura Series. Cathy Meschter. Mary Blackburn. Susan Howard. Margaret le. Claudia Steiner. Janet Mason. Rhonda Everson. Susanna Dior . Pam Ward, and Lee Hedrick 3rd row. from left Steve Scott. Stovo Boms, Kendra e. Bill Oakes. Ted Christianson, and Ken Brockman Music Man High Q Team Practice for Sunset's High Q team began in October The team practices twice a week to prepare for debates which stress quick recall and fast reaction. The team is chosen by competition against other students. Don Geisler and Eric Noji are returning members from Sunset's High Q team The Apollo's 1971 team reached the National Tournament in Minnesota after taking the regional tournament in Oregon. This year's High Q team is Eric Noji. Don Geisler. Phil Keisling. Dave Foster, and alternate Tom Bosworth. I On your mark, get set. . butt Phil Keisling shows quick response in answering a question High Q team members are Phil Keisling. Oon Geisler. Dave Foster, and Eric Noji 48 High Q Team Potpourri Potpourri is a new section in Sunset's 1972 Apollo. It was created to capture those little happenings that make a school year memorable but do not typically fit into the regular yearbook organizational pattern Rhythm a spokesman. Dave Dalo (center). thanks senio� Sunflares with roses after 20 Sunset boys staged annual dance team spoof on February 29 Rest of pictured Rhythm A trio includes John Vanikiotis and Steve Scott Dano Morales Potpourri 49 Val Lukins spends time throwing a pot on the potters wheel Rob Shaffer. Mike Mason. Alan Messer. Mike Lafka. Kim Carter and Mark Enloe practice good study habits What's wrong now? Val Luce performing part of the act that took her to the 50 Potpourri The now Media Center, opened in January, holds a collection of over 20.000 books and other educational and resource material Its design emphasizes openness and quick availibility of all these resources Roger Kasner rocks out at the Christmas Semi-formal dance. junior Olympic tryouts. Rally squad members in a quiet moment. Potpourri 51 Pep assembly fun created by Gcorgie lindell. Richard Mollerup. 8rian Shandera. Jo Ellen Deverell. Lowell Greathouse. Nancy Popp 3nd Jim Fronk 52 Potpourri Shakespearean actor Will Huddleston demonstrates techniques for Sunset s advanced drama students 55 Varsity Football The Apollo's win-loss record was not very impressive. They all showed great effort and spirit. The new varsity coach from Kelso. Washington. Pete Hopkins, felt that the 1971-72 football season was a year for laying down foundations for the future football program. Summarizing the season. Hopkins said. We had great improvement in many players as the season progressed. They stayed with it; there was no letting down. The student body is proud of the seniors who contributed their last year to football and he hopes to see the players with this year's experience return next year. Sunset 19 34 Beaverton Sunset 14 28 Hillsboro Sunset 8 24 Central Catholic Sunset 19 14 Lebanon Sunset 0 49 Parkrose Susnet 23 57 Jesuit Sunset 7 27 Lincoln Sunset 7 9 Aloha Sunset 6 21 David Douglas Varsity football team at pep assembly. 1st row T Munson. T. Clark. K Nelson. M Cox. J. LaRuc. I Peabody. M Waters. 8 Fraruke. 0 Allen. L. Hall. M. Yandlo. S Jones. R Burgstahler. M Burdick. M Blanchard. P Larson. 8 Green. M. Hammack 2nd row T. Fitzgerald. H Freeman. 0 Clist. B Huotter. B St Denis. P Nelson. S Landry. S. Lyman. M Bird. J Walker. M Eldndge. S Deloronzo. P Stomfield. 3rd 56 Varsity Football Where does it hurt? ¥ ' r'¥ V row: R Oale. M Lauer. S Plowman. G. Hirschberger. and trainers Phil Larkm and John Sarver Most valuable player Matt Hammack pulls in another one Varsity Football 57 Matt Hammack brooks the paper Coach Hopkins addresses student body Tim Fiugerald evades the defending rush 58 Varsity Football Larry Peabody strides to got past opposition. Sunset gets abundance of backing from spectators. JV Football The 1971-72 junior varsity football team had a favorable season despite its losses. Even though the team fought its best, it came up with a losing season. The team, coached by Ron Delplanche. Rich Davis and Bill Broderick, ended the season with a 2-6 standing. The junior varsity B team displayed equal enthusiasm. Their record was 2-3-1. Award time at football banquet. John Laird throws block Scott Koopman looks lor receiver Junior varsity team from loft First row. G Kappers. D Booth. G McKmstry. R Moberg. G Hedrick. J Hoch. S Ruel. B Sullivan. D Walker. Second row; S Pickering. J Olsen. R Keeling. R Oothos. E Holland. Y Pa . M Zach. G Oeverell. K Warrick. P Krug. Z Idterda. M Delaney. J. Thayer. S Koopman. E Adolphson; Third row; T. Eldndge. C Taylor. P Brooks. T Semke. S Titus. R Zschocho. P Kroner. M. Crawford. J. Laird. N Strothers. S Giero. R Marshall. Fourth row; J. Teipenmng. M McGrath. S Olsen. M Stubstad. K Berger. A Simon. Coaches B Broderick. R Davis. R Delplanche J V Football 61 Swimming This year under the coaching of Mike Carey. Sunset's swim team did an outstanding job in their league and State competition. The boys team took first in the Metro League and second in the State meet in Eugene. The boys relay team made a fine performance at State by breaking the record for the 400 yd. free-style. The team also placed first in the 400. 200. 100 and 50 yd. free-style events. Also second in the 200 yd. back-stroke and 200 yd. individual medley. Diver Mark Nylund placed second in the Metro-League and seventh in State. In Metro League diving competition the girls team finished second, third and fifth. Mamie Timmons placed fifth in State. What a rocol wim Team; first row from left C Jones. R Zumwalt. S Oavey. M Peyton. 8 Davey. R Lambert. N 8ullier. J. Schultz. Second row: D Hilken. N Reynolds, J Doeneka. Lambert. T. Henry. J Rasmussen. R Moberg. Third row D Migdol. 0 Hayes. J Gordon. D. Loo Not picturod: J Holmos. 8 Ross. L Foyston. M Nylund. J Lakey. M id out. O Winn. D Foster. 8 Oakes. 0. Ostlund. C. Framo and J. Groon, loach Caroy gives helpful hints The gwls enjoy an afternoon workout Swim Team 63 Swimming Scores GIRLS TEAM Sunset 42 53 Tigard Sunset 73 22 Parkrose Sunset 49 44 Aloha Sunset 33 62 David Douglas Sunset 44 51 Lakeridge Sunset 56 39 BOYS TEAM Beaverton Sunset 58 37 Tigard Sunset 54 41 Parkrose Sunset 63 28 Aloha Sunset 58 37 David Douglas Sunset 54 40 Lakeridge Sunset 50 45 Beaverton Rick looks ready on the blocks Devoted manager Lise Foyston 64 Swim Team m- Diving coach. Date Chipman Rick Lambert, boys' team captain Dan and Jane await the finish Swim Team 65 Cross Country This year's Sunset Apollo cross country team was made up of 13 runners and their new coach Dave Robbins. Backed with determination, the team streaked across their 2.5 mile course to a second place position in the Metro League They also placed fourth in the State Meet. Competing in dual meets, the varsity won four and lost three. Randy Brown, senior team member was State Cross Country Champion in the 1971 season. He also placed first in the Oregon Regionals. the United States Track and Field Federation, and the Amateur Athletic Union High School Division. Mark Hoffmann. Coach Robbins, and Mark Kairu Randy 8rown after taking first place at State 66 Cross Country Front row P Brown. 0 Goff. B Hunter. A Rogers. D Lyche. S Todd. J Anderson Back row: M Hoffmann. G Bortvedt. R Brown, R Hanno. M Kairw. K Van Pelt. S Torset. Coach D Robbins. Sunset 30 27 Beaverton Sunset 34 23 Hillsboro Sunset 22 35 David Douglas Sunset 29 27 Central Catholic Sunset 25 30 Aloha Sunset 24 31 Parkrose Sunset 15 43 Jesuit Coach Dave Robbins Crosscountry 67 Randy Brown crossing the finish lino first at the State Meet Rod Hanna, left, and Mark Kairu. 68 Cross Country Ken Van Pelt, foreground, leading Mark Kain and Rod Hanna to the finish line Varsity members: Front row: S. Torset. Coach 0 Robbins. M Hoffmann Back row: G Bortvedt. R Mark Hoffmann, sophomore Brown. K. Van Pelt. R Hanna, M Kairu Planning pre-race strategy Cross Country 69 Soccer This year the soccer team placed second in the Metro League play-offs and fourth in State competition. Coached by Jacques Bonfiglio and Rollie Ruehlman. the team achieved many victories in their second season at Sunset. Tough competition was provided when the Apollos faced Catlin Gable and Bishop Dagwell. This year the soccer team was backed by the skills of many outstanding players, such as foreign exchange student Jorge Mota, Cory Colburn. Graham Deacon and many others. Coach Ruehlman shows skill Rick LeFofS coniently watches game from sidelines 70 Soccer Soccer 71 Bob Webb and Brian Ransom dribble down field to score Soccer Scores Sunset 1 2 West Menonite Sunset 2 2 O.E.S. (Bishop) Sunset 2 2 LaSalle Sunset 4 1 Columbia Christian Sunset 3 3 Lincoln Sunset 2 3 Hillsboro Sunset 0 4 Catlin Gable Sunset 5 2 Lincoln Sunset 6 0 Parkrose Sunset 2 1 Cleveland Coach Bonfigtio applauds team Graham Doacon skillfully defends ball from opponent 72 Soccer Soccer Team from loft. First row S Eliot. J. Mota. C Colburn. R Otteson. Second row; B Ransom. J. Collins. S Eliot. B Webb. G Deacon. J Long. Other Team members. M Loomis. B Mosser. M Gibbons. M Bonkc. R Jacobson. D LeFors. L Niemela. 0 Morales. M McBride. M Ylvisakor. B Hoffelner. A Fletct of. B Fiedler, and R Hall Larry defends the Apollo goal Dario attempts to gam control Soccer 73 Varsity Basketball Coach John Wyttenberg's basketball team made a fine showing this year after a sluggish start in pre- season games. The reason behind the success of the team was due largely to the philosophy on coaching. At Sunset, we never talk of winning; we talk of doing our best. And they did their best, rolling over other teams with increasing strength as they rose to their height. Winning goes hand-in-hand with the doing our best philosophy, as the team record shows. Wyttenberg's group approach to coaching also has a major impact on the performance of the team. He explains that seeing what works best for one person leads to better understanding between player and coach, which in turn leads to an improved rapport between the coach and the whole team. Coach Wyttenberg gives strategy at Jesuit showdown. Av Varsity Basketball from left: Stovo Ahl. 8rian Shondera. Dave Rist.g, Craig Haskell. Craig Reirvgold. Richard Mollerup. Tod Nadlor. Bob Scibel. Jim Fronk. Kim Wyttenberg. Rob Cioss. Greg Lobberegt. managers Kim Sullivan. Dan Thompson, and trainer Phil Larkin 74 Varsity Basketball Okay. Bob. now go out there and ... Soibcl and Mollerup keep Jesuit jumping Haskell takes a Gator ade break. 76 Varsity Basketball toany Jakes on Mollerup for tip-off honors ichard Mollerup. Jim Fronk. Stovo Ahl Dave Ristig watches as Craig Haskell controls ball on jump-off Try not to foul tho guys this timo. Ted. Varsrty Basketball 77 State Tournament The Sunset Apollos placed third in the state 1972 AAA basketball tournament at the Memorial Coliseum in Portland during spring vacation. After annihilating incumbent state champion Benson in the quarterfinals. Sunset's hopes of playing in the finals were spoiled when a one point loss to Baker was sustained on a lucky shot by the Bulldog s center In spite of the upset, the Apollos later romped on to stun Klamath Falls and clinch the third place title, with senior Richard Mollerup making first all-tourney team Mollerup makes 1st all-tourney team. 78 Varsity 8asketball lobberegt looks for an opening 1971-72 SCORES Sunset 71 Putnam 50 Sunset 61 Benson 75 Sunset 80 S. Salem 55 Sunset 54 Albany 51 Sunset 74 Madison 58 Sunset 68 S. Albany 53 Sunset 59 Crescent Valley 45 Sunset 59 Kelso 63 Sunset 84 C. Catholic 64 Sunset 65 Hillsboro 61 Sunset 77 Aloha 61 Sunset 76 Beaverton 62 Sunset 59 Parkrose 47 Sunset 51 Jesuit 50 Sunset 36 David Douglas 39 Sunset 74 C. Catholic 66 Sunset 72 Hillsboro 61 Sunset 50 Aloha 47 Sunset 69 Beaverton 46 Sunset 55 Parkrose 47 Sunset 57 Jesuit 63 Sunset 48 David Douglas 51 Sunset 88 Jesuit (playoff) 59 AAA Tournament Sunset 68 West Linn 41 Sunset 75 8enson 61 Sunset 49 Baker 50 Sunset 58 K. Falls 47 Wyttenberg drives around K Falls defenders Varsity Basketball 79 J.V. Basketball Sunset s 1971-72 junior varsity basketball team is made up mostly of juniors, with four sophomores rounding out the twelve member squad. The team has been described as being very cohesive and able to play well together, giving them good overall depth. The desire to win and their pride in a strong aggressive defense has made them a strong team, according to coach Joe Simon. Coach Simon feels that defense is a major concern in his coaching philosophy. He said that if the team can master this phase of basketball, then they can be successful in their game efforts. The junior varsity, varsity, and sophomore basketball teams at Sunset operate under the same program and are continually sharing in practice time and coaching skills. Apollo Brad Peterson makes free throw against Rams Mark Bandy drives agamst Broncos with Randy Jacobson watching Keith Birdlegs Nelson fbes for two points against Central Catholic. 80 J.V Basketball Loft to right B Lmdell. M Bandy. S Ostorman. J Burke. B Bates. K Nelson. T Somko. R Jacobson. M Paul. 0 Chambers. B Fran ke. B Peterson Front: T. Johnson, mgr JV BASKETBALL SCORES Sunset 58 50 Rex Putnam Sunset 66 50 Benson Sunset 37 47 South Salem Sunset 76 44 West Albany Sunset 72 43 Madison Sunset 79 41 South Albany Sunset 66 44 Crescent Valley Sunset 70 76 Kelso Sunset 63 55 Central Catholic Sunset 50 56 Hillsboro Sunset 79 55 Aloha Sunset 79 38 Beaverton Sunset 57 43 Parkrose Sunset 68 60 Jesuit Sunset 40 38 David Douglas Sunset 60 63 Central Catholic Sunset 49 51 Hillsboro Sunset 74 70 Aloha Sunset 73 36 Beaverton Sunset 46 35 Parkrose Sunset 83 80 Jesuit Sunset 53 49 David Douglas Mark Bandy, junior, reaches for basket J V Basketball 81 Sophomore Basketball Sunset's sophomore basketball team, coached by Bill Broderick, had quickness and strength under the boards, making defense their strong point all season. The team members also saw a marked improvement in their shooting during the 1971-72 season. Towards the end of the season they were making about fifty percent of their field shots, compared with thirty-three percent at the start of the season. This improvement was a result of the one-half hour a day shooting practice. The aggressiveness of the team improved with every game, and because of this, the tempo of the whole game picked up. The team's fast break, the transition between offense and defense, and their full court press greatly improved. Coach Broderick attributed much of this success to the desire and speed of the team members. Stove Pickering leads bombers to victory Left to right: S Chambers. J. Byers. W. Larson. B LaRue. M McGrath. M Viskov. R Oathcs. S Rolfo. S Sparks. G Long. D. LeFors. S. Pickering. M. Twain. J. Sandors Front: E. Adoiphson. mgr. 82 Sophomore Basketball SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SCORES Sunset 44 32 Rex Putnam Sunset 53 51 South Salem Sunset 58 48 West Albany Sunset 39 64 South Albany Sunset 85 71 Crescent Valley Sunset 64 36 David Douglas Sunset 55 56 Hillsboro Sunset 51 48 Aloha Sunset 64 56 Beaverton Sunset 70 56 Parkrose Sunset 78 68 Jesuit Sunset 82 66 David Douglas Sunset 67 73 Jesuit Sunset 54 55 Hillsboro Sunset 64 88 Aloha Sunset 65 44 Beaverton Sunset 65 54 Parkrose Sunset battles Hillsboro High for the rebounding ball Sophomore Basketball 83 Rifle Team The rifle team, coached by Carl Husen. ended the 1972 season with four wins and four losses. The greatest obstacle the team had to overcome was lack of experience; there were only two returning shooters from last year's team. Coach Husen feels that this year's sophomores will give us high hope for the next two years. To have a good shooting score, rifle team members must have an honest desire to shoot well, learn the proper shooting positions, and practice. John Longtm prepares for match Carl Schiller checks targets after firing practice Bruce Botkin shoots for points. 84 Rifle Team rr. I. Front row J longt.n. 8 Perkins. B Botk.n, C Schiller. K Killam Back row D Christensen. D Murray. D Olson. B Ross. 0 Lemon. Coach C Husen Team members sight targets ien Killam takes aim Rifle Team 85 Wrestling Sunset qualified three wrestlers for the February 25- 26 State High School Wrestling Tournament in Corvallis. They were 130 lbs. Rick Zschoche. 141 lbs. Doug Hanson, and 168 lbs. Rick Phillips. Other place winners at the district meet were 98 lbs. Steve Schallberger. 106 lbs. Rich Boyle, and 157 lbs. Rick Goldberg. This season the wrestling squad won first in the Centennial Invitational Tournament; champions were 98 lbs. Steve Schallberger. 136 lbs. Mike Biggi, 130 lbs. Rick Zschoche. 168 lbs. Rick Phillips and 191 Mike Cox. In the Bend Tournament the champions were 98 lbs. Steve Schallberger. 130 lbs. Rick Zschoche. and 136 lbs. Mike Biggi. In the Dallas Invitational, champions for Sunset were 98 lbs. Steve Schallberger. 123 lbs. Ken Bronson, and 136 lbs. Mike Biggi. Varsity wrestlers, from left: Paul 8rooks. Miko Cox. Paul Nelson. Rick Phillips. Rick Goldberg. Mel Tervooren. Richard Boyle, and Steve Schallberger Coaches Jim Wilson and Garry Stensland react to every wrestling move 86 Wrestling Varsity II wrestler from loft Phil Robertson. Dan Beck. Tom Satchell. Rick Borne, Bill Sacia. Eric Walker. Mike Gibbons. Rod McCausland. Brian 8lais. Dave Mann and Brian St Dennis Trainers and managers are Don Johnson. Pete Jones. Rich Olney. and Jerry Palano Rick rests after hisbout. Coach Stensland watches intently 88 Wrestling Wrestling hostesses Dobbxj Resume. Kaye Taylor Rhonda Thompson. Ten Helmer. and Mary Anne Hansen gams control Hergert Wrestling 89 Gymnastics The gymnastics team finished its season this year with a record of two wins and four losses. Coached by Mrs. Diane Sassa. the girls placed ninth in Metro League competition. Outstanding all-round performers on this year’s team were Taunya Henry and Alene Kirnak The coach also gave special recognition to Jo Rasmussen and Janet Doeneka for work on vaulting. Diana Hayes on the balance beam. Petra Schmeidchen on floor exercise and Shirley Heasley on the unevens. Below. Taunya Henry shows oft her form during an afternoon workout Nancy Holubet works out on tho unevens Gymnastics coach. Mrs Diana Sassa Gymnastics 91 Gymnastics team: top D Pock. J Doeneka. C Baird. P Schmcidchon 2nd Row J Rasmussen. A Phillips. N Holubetz. G Hope. S Heasley. E 8eckman 3rd Row A Hayes. K Geiger. T Howick. T Henry. M Ridout. S. Valouis. C Fritz. M. Avina bottom J Lmnerooth. G St Oenis. 0 Hayes. A Kirnak Other members: D Lee. V Luce. E Paulson. Left: Two smiling gymnastics veterans. Dismount is shown by Alcan Kirnak 92 Gymnastics Skills are demonstrated by Jo Rasmussen Left Taunya Henry works on the beam Gymnastics 93 Debbie Peck does a routine on the unevens Ski Team Coached by Mr. Larry Ackerman, both boys' and girls' ski teams placed first in Metro League competition. The boys finished second in state Races were held at Mt. Hood Meadows. Ski Bowl, and Mulcipor. Skiers raced in the slalom, giant slalom and downhill. Outstanding performances were made by Bob Davis who finished first in his races at Metro League and state competition this year Bob was chosen by the Pacific Northwest Skiing Association to compete in Aspen. Colorado with skiers from all over the country in the slalom course. Nora Mains trios oot the course Ski Team 95 Coach Ackerman pomis out the course to Steve Ruel and Linda Goeth Ski team-top row D Rockwood. S Angeli. N Poulin. M Lindstrand. B Davis. D Herman. K Flaherty. D Allen. B Becker. T Miller 2nd Row J Taylor. J Gordon. P Larsen. I. Gillfilan. N Mams. K Hadfiek). F Watson Front Row M England. E Holland Other team members: C Edwards. L. Goeth. R Hilbers, D Olson. P Briggs. D. Edwards. R Hodgson 96 Ski Team Kevin Flaherty prepare for the slope Below Winning style is shown by Steve RueL 99 Fall Student Council I hope that this Student Council will be remembered for its many successful endeavors. This council has created a much-needed transition to student government at Sunset. Very simply, through the efforts of all the students that volunteered their time to help the student body through Student Council, student government has become a more COMPLETE form of student representation. There is no way I can summarize what experience, friendship, and good fortune I received from the others associated with Student Council In retrospect, those in student government met the challenges that confronted them. This has made for their success as a council, and as individuals. I would like to thank the students, staff, and community members of Sunset that have been so willing to help me this year. Thank you Sincerely. 0 Fall Council members, row 1. from left; Louis Stark. Boys' League rep : Mr Ackerman, advisor: Kneppcr. rally rep ; Linda Hoskin. Girls' League rep : Mike 8augh. v pres. Patti Pullm. senior class This is how it's supposed to be done1? 100 Fall Studont Council Fall Student Council 101 Spring Council President Hope and dedication are the forces that must drive us to attain our goals. I have felt the hope and seen the dedication of our former council, and I hope that I will be able to transfer that feeling from me to my council and then in turn to the student body. Social Planning Council This year for the first time. Sunset students elected a social planning council. This council was designed and established during the constitutional revision. Its job is to plan and coordinate dances and other social activities for benefit of students. Spring council members from left are Patti Pullm; sec y. Dave Dale, pres: Jack Newton, studen Focal point at recent Senate meeting were varsity rally members 102 Spring Council manager; Paul Larson, v. pres; Dan McLean, pros elect; Vicki Johnson, treas Dave Dale, student body president, at work Social Planning Council Members, from left are- Anne Popp, sec y-treas; Mike 8augh. pres : Marci Ridout. v pres Spring Council 103 Apollo EDITOR Cindy Lund BUSINESS MANAGER Anthia Jones SALES MANAGER Molly Hohnstein ART EDITOR Margaret Smith ADVISOR Brenda Holman STUDENT LIFE Kathy Baird Bonney Barlow Val Lukins SPORTS Dave Dunkle Sheryl Earnest Jeff Lakey Debbie Migdol ORGANIZATIONS Kathy Brock Nancy Popp Cindy Timmer ACADEMICS Sarah McCabe Kathy Sagaberd Janet Todd SENIOR CLASS Joyce Block Joellen Deverall Jackie Hugie JUNIOR CLASS Sue Sjordal Judy Stearns SOPHOMORE CLASS Val Lukins Roz Simon COPY Carolyn Kramer Margaret Smith PHOTOGRAPHERS Blaine Covert Ned Fitzgerald Barb Martin Apollo staff members, row 1. from left Sue Siordal. Mrs Brenda Holman. Jeff Nancy Popp. Judy Stearns. Sheryl Earnest. Margaret Smith. Jackie Hugie. Debbie 104 Apollo Lakey. Bonney Barlow. Kathy 8rock. Anthia Jones Barbara Martin. Blaine Covert. Cindy Lund. Ned Fitzgerald. Dave Ounkle. Molly Hohnstem row 2 Cathy 8aird. Mrgdol. Val Lukins. Cindy Timmer. Carolyn Kramer. Joyce Block. Kathy Sagaberd Apollo 105 Scroll EDITOR Francis Watson BUSINESS-ADVERTISING MANAGERS Terry Rosengreen Val Stroub EDITORIAL EDITOR Carole Smith NEWS EDITOR Sheryl Luke FEATURE EDITORS Renie Hilbers Cyndi Edwards SPORTS EDITOR Bob Seibel STAFF REPORTERS Dave Auxier Colette Coulombe Carla Fritz Lance Hall Mike Hilbers Bob Lindell Jan Kelley Vicki Opra Mike Burdick Tad Reynolds PHOTOGRAPHY CO ORDINATOR Bob Davis PHOTOGRAPHERS Steve Armony Mike Autio Steve Lund ADVISOR Brenda Holman Scroll staff members, row 1. from left Tad Reynolds. Bob Lindell. Lance Hall. Mike Burdick. Terry Steve Lund row 2 Dave Auxier. Bob Seibel. BiiulMC. i saddles-harness Rosenflreen. Mrs Brenda Holman. Cindi Edwards. Frances Watson, Rome Hilbers. Carole Smith. Vicki Opra. Colette Coolombe. Sheryl Luke. Mike Autio. Jan Kelly. Scroll 107 Rally Spirit is what characterizes this year s rally squad They have spent time organizing pep assemblies, creating new cheers and dances, and designing decorative locker signs. Most of all. rally members have promoted spirit among the students to get support for the Apollo teams The 1971-72 varsity rally members are: seniors Pam Covey. Karen Smith. Kay Knepper and Georgie Lindell. Junior members are Debbie Moren and Lisa Dorn. Male rally members include Jim Melcher. Curtis Winn. Kurt Kreiger. Brian Bateman and Mark Stroud Ra� y boys, from left, are Kurt Kneger. Curtis Winn. Jim Melcher Others are Brian Bateman, and Marc Stroud Ready, set. go 108 Rally ally girls includo Karen Smith. Lisa Do� n. Georgia Lindoll. Kay Knepper. Pam Covey, and Oebbie Moren. I tor. Stephie Hopkins, mini rally girl tally in the rain Rally 109 JV Rally Sophomores Sabrina Bonfiglio. Nora Mains. Monica Nelson, and Nancy Poulin make up this year's 1971- 72 junior varsity rally. Elected by the student body, they promote spirit and help the sophomores become more involved in pep assemblies and school athletics. This year the group sold Kosher dill pickles to raise money. Sabrina Bonfiglio rallying it up J V rally girls demonstrate precision J V rally members from loft are Sabrina Bonfiglio. Nancy Poulin. Nora Maines. Monica Nelson 110 J.V. Rally Fire Squad members, row 1. from left: Kim Wyttenberg. Anthia Jones. Cindy Lund. Sherri Olson. Nancy Thornton row 2. Nancy Popp. Mike Yandle. Greg Loggeregt. Peter Briggs. Marty Imdstrand. Ian Gilfillan. Kathy Sagaberd. Phil Larkin, row 3: Steve Shird. fire chief: Barb Bergquist. Ed Maletis. Ken Bronson. Pam Pulliam. Penney Campbell. Sh.rley Heasley. Larry Peabody. Sheryl Earnest. Margaret Smith. Margaret Single. Carolyn Kramer. Jeff Boden. Kathy Watson. Joanne McClammy. 8arb Olson. Jeff Lakey. Fire Squad Fire squad was designed to help protect the student body and faculty against the threat of fire by getting them out of the building as fast as possible The squad is made up of a large number of Sunset students led by fire chief Steve Shird and advised by Mr LeRoy Schroeder. The group holds a fire drill once a month, weather permitting, and analyses evacuation procedure. Fire Squad 111 Sunflares Sunflares is Sunset's enthusiastic dance team made up of 24 junior and senior girls. The girls entertain at all Apollo home football and basketball games and at pep assemblies. To make money. Sunflares held a candy sale and at Christmas entered a window painting contest. This year Sunflares were first in dance competition in Albany’s dance and drill team competition. They will dance in the 1972 Rose Festival Parade. Co-line captains Jan Lamb, above, and 8renda Bamford. below Sunflares do their stuff to No matter what shape High stepping Wendy Allen 112 Sunflares Dian Duvall, left, and Carla Fritz during a practice session rest Sunflares. row 1. from left Teresa Gibbs. Linda Scott. Peggy Hottman. Rhonda Everson. Jan Young. Brenda Bamford. Jacqueline Hyde. Jan Lamb Row 2. Diane Snedecor. Susan Biscl. Barb Olson. Stephanie McCImtick. Joellen Doveroll. Dotty Balsiger. Judy Bishop. Carla Fritz Row 3; Patti Pull.n. Cynthia Stoefc. Wendy Allen. Nancy Popp. Dian Duvall. Barb Walling. 8ecky Moffat a Sunflares 113 Pep Club Pep Club members on goalposts from left. Sue Emerson. Jane Bowles On ladders; Kathy Judy. Jody Church Bottom row; Alice Duke. Cindy Cook. Sue luttrell. Ginger Lowery. Marie Wendelschafer. Diane Shaw. Stephanie Wright. Debra Burger. Christine Brass. Amy Parish Boys’ League Under president Louis Stark's direction. Boys' League in 1971 directed Apollo of the Month selections and planned a variety of fund-raising activities. Committee members also assisted Girls' League with events such as the Christmas dance. Boys' League was officially disbanded in December, although both officers and advisors of the organization had made a concerted effort to make the club more meaningful. Boys' League Officers from left are; Richard Jacobson. Vice Pres.; Bill Hoffelner. Sec : Louis Stark Pros 114 Pep Chib. Boys' League National Honor Society 'Jational Honor Society officers, from left: leeEllen Hedrick. V Pres: Mike Todd. Pres. Lmda Hoskm. Reporter. Mr Teller, advisor: Nancy Strother. Sec y Trees Members Julie Adams Cheryl Gavette Paula Adams Oon Geisler Steve Ahl Teresa Gibbs Jim Alder Ian Gilfillian Wendy Allen Nancy Gillespie Brenda Bamford Linda Goeth Debbie Bender Chris Goodrich Judy 8ishop Lowell Greathouse Jam e Black Brad Green Vicki Bock Cindy Griffin Nancy 8olger Rick Grigsby John Bosworth Tom Grimes Tom Bosworth Debbie Hansen Kathy Box Doug Hansen Randy Brown Lee Ellen Hednck Wade Bulher Scott Henderson Kim Case Heather Higginbotham Debbie Cason Greg Hirschberger David Christensen Linda Hirschberger Linda Cook Lori Hodgson Bill Cortes Jane Holmes Jo Anne Covey Linda Hoskm Steve Curtis Sue Howard Joellen Deverell Bob Huetter Suzanne Diers Zeno Idzerda Janet Doeneka Becky Jenkins Lisa Dorn Joan Jensen Joan Ellmgson Jeff Johnson Steve Elliot Jennifer Jones Dave Foster Stuart Jones Bill Franzke Don Kaster Howard Friedman Phil Keisimg Jrn Fronk Debbie Klug Elisa Garza Kay Kneppcr Tom Gaskill Amy Kroner Kathleen Kuzmic Jim Prcnger Rick Lambert Patti Pullin Scott Landrey Jo Anne Rasmussen Paul Larsen Donna Recso Mark Lauer Craig RoingoW Debbie Lee Ted Reutlmger Alvin Legate Eileen Richardson Joan Lenton Marci Ridout Georgia Lindeil Sandy Riffel Lisa Lmdstedt Laura Sarles Jube Linneroth Peter Schmidt Greg Lobberegt Margaret Single Linda Lorati Karen Smith Cmdy Lund Margaret Smith Carin McConnell Cindy Stoelk Ana Malmow Nancy Strother Carrie Martin Diane Swanson Janet Mason Stove Torvooren John Mason Mamie Timmons Debbie Migdol Cindy Tomlinson Diana Miller Mke Todd Becky Moffat Anita Van Pelt Tom Morawski Dean Vrooman Debbie Moron Lynnette Walters Leann Neff Jim Warberg Lori Nelson Will Warberg Eric Noii Frances Watson Mary O’Brien Linda Weigel Sherri Olson Sandy West Dan Ostlund Lynn Williams Marty Parker Janice Wilson Larry Peabody Kim Wyttenberg Pam Peterkort Greg Zielsko Rick Peyran Kathy Zschoche Nancy Popp National Honor Society 115 Girls' League Girls' League is a service club to both the school and the community; all girls at Sunset are members. This year their goal was to try and get a more unified student body. As a result, the involvement with the students increased almost 100%. Activities put on this year were; Big and Little Sister Tea. the Transfer Party, the Christmas Semi, and the Doernbecker Service project. In January 1972. Girls' League was deactivated in favor of a co-educational student activity organiza- tion. Gills' League officers, from left, arc Lind Hoskm. v pres: Cindy Griffin, cor sec y: Cheryl Youngei treas ; Lee Ellen Hedrick, pres.; Dobra Hanson, roc sec y Girls' League representatives, row 1; from loft; Lee Ellen Hedrick. Cindy Griffin. Cheryl Younger. Ginger Lowery. Stephanie Wright. Karen Hopkins. Kaye Taylor. Kathy Morris Row 2; Margaret Single. Linda Hoskin. Linda Goeth. Debra Hansen. Sandy West. Joyce Schlaefli. Diane Stimson 116 Girls'League Carol Jones and Curt Kinsley gear up lor a lorensics tournament NFL The National Forensic League is a club for high school students who enjoy speaking before groups of people and in contests. The speech team is coached by Mr Jim Galbraith and competes throughout the state against many schools Members have a wide variety of topics from which to choose These include everything from debating about ideas on issues of importance, to after-dinner speaking, to humorous interpretive reading National Forensics members, row !. from left: Sieve Todd. Johnny Wysham. 8art Hunter. Lee Balwgcr. Lowell Greathouse. Abigail Phillips. Steve Walsh row 2. Patty Jorgensen. Mary Marsh. Susan Stewart. Julie Adams. Curt Kmsloy. Mr Galbraith. Not shown are Brian Bateman, Becky White. Claudia Steiner. Marc Stroud. Janice Wilson. Phil Keisling. Cindy Lindahl. Carol Jones National Forensics League 117 French Club All French students are eligible to join Sunset's French Club, which is advised by Mrs. Mary Bray. The group's goal is to learn more about French culture. Main events each year include the French dinner, a Mardi Gras or field trip, and a luncheon. Janice Wayne concentrates on French? Brenda McKelvie gets help from Mrs Bray, advisor Beth Dunn gets help from Sally Jacobson Students converse in French 118 French Club AFS licorice sellers, row 1. from left; Lee Ellen Hedrick. Vicki 8ock. Charlie Jones. Debra McNoaly. Brenda McKolvio Row 2; Debbie Peck. Donna Reese. Jorge Mota. Mary Hergert. Rick Lambert AFS The American Field Service arranges for foreign exchange students to study in America and for American students to go abroad The student body makes it all possible by buying licorice at lunch and games, and also by participating in the annual AFS Tag Day to earn the S850 dollars it takes to bring a student to Sunset Jorge Mota is Sunset's 1971-72 exchange student from Uruguay. Vicki 8ock has been chosen by American Abroad to represent Sunset in Vitoria. Brazil. Which is more templing, the licorice or the seller? NIA The National Interest Affairs committee was formed, under the chairmanship of Ana Malinow. to help students get involved in community affairs During the course of the year, the committee worked on registering voters and passing the cigarette tax measure. According to the chairman. The committee set out to change the world. Unfortunately, we failed miserably You can't win them all! Interested students discuss important issues Kathy Schwert listens intently AFS.NIA 119 Thespians Members of Thespians, row 1. from left; Stan Koslowski. Jill Mason. Margaret Frimoth. Cindy Lindahl. Linda Weigel, pres . Nancy 8olger. v pres. row 2; Ken Brockman Steve 8orts. Jeff Montgomery. Pam Robinson. Mary Semke. points clerk. 8ruce Brown. Janice Wilson. Joyce Schlaefli. historian. Lynn Scmkc. Julie Adams. Kendra Poole. Carol Jones. Marilyn Paulson. Claudia Steiner. Kathy Morns Not shown are Amy Kronor, cor sec'y: Ann Juttelstad. rec sec y. Janet Mason, treas Red Cross Red Cross is a new service organization at Sunset Debbie Hansen and Sherri Olson were recommended and received scholarships to attend Red Cross leadership camp last August. This year the committee's projects include: getting park and bus stop benches, entertaining at veterans hospitals, and a blood drive for 18 year olds. Neil Strother and Curtis Winn are next year's delegates to the Red Cross leadership conference. Red Cross members are Sherri Olson. Curtis Winn, and Noil Strother Not shown is Debra Hansen 120 Thespians. Red Cross Members of Spanish Club, from left, arc Patti Ehvetl. Anita Haynes. Lisa Oorn. Laurie Oxley. Jennifer ones, Shawna 8urdick. Annette Butchmo. Richard Cason, and Lon Niederkorn. president Spanish Club Students who enjoy studying Spanish and want to make it even more interesting are offered the chance to join Spanish club The club was active with varied projects this year The members held a dinner at Christmas for the student body in honor of a group of Costa Rican foreign exchange students. A group of missionaries from Peru gave a presentation before the club An ice skating party in honor of a second group of Costa Rican students was also on the Spanish club agenda. wo Peruvian guests entertain at a club meeting Jose Montero. one of several Costa Rican students visiting Sunset, speaks at the club s Christmas dinner Spanish Club 121 Silver Skis Silver Skis, advised by Mr Jacques 8onfiglio. involves Sunset students in the art of skiing. It gives the students an opportunity to enjoy a Saturday of skiing on the mountain and to learn how to improve their skills. Officers are president. Oave Frey; vice president. Kurt Kneger; secretary. Don Woodward; treasurer. Susan Reed Cindy Timmer on one of tho club's jaunts to the mountain Silver Skis officers, from left, are Dave Frey, pres ; Kurt Kneger. v pres; Don Woodward, sec y; not shown is Sue Reed, treas Up. up and away 122 Silver Skis '.i-a I Stage Band iiage Band members, row 1. from left. Anita Vanpolf. Valeric Pnckett. Oave Black. Jeff Beatty. Howard Friedmann. Craig Cooper. Jeff Cumpston. Don Moyers. Marshall avis. Cliff Wiley, row 2. Stove Gunn. Don Kastor. Miko Autio. Randy Otteson. 8yron Bender, row 3. Louis Stark. Ken McQuestion. Stacey Sly. John Hoch. Frank iwanson. Bob Huetter. Dwight Smith. Cam Newton. Bill Hoffolner. John Mason. Pat O’Hearn Orchestra Ensemble •rchestra Ensemble members, row 1. from left. Jon Gray. Becky Utter. Patti Sweeney. Oave Ounklc. Eric Noji. Nancy Nichuser. Janice Wilson row 2; Joan Extrom. amcc Ritchey. Pat Stemfekf. John Mason. Marilyn Paulson. Miss Marlene Maiovski. Director ► Stage Band. Orchestra Ensemble 123 Orchestra Working with Orchestra members is Miss Marlene Majovski Orchestra members, row 1. from left; Jon Gray. Becky Utter. Margaret Jones. Cathy Reynold Magahay. Leslie Peterson. Linda Lorati row 3. Patti Sweeney. Dave Dunkle. Eric Noji. Manly Miss Marlene Majovski, Marshall Davis. Bill Hoffelner. Pat StemfekJ. John Mason. Steve Lum Band members, row 1. from left. Mamie Timmons. Jane Holmes. Debbie Moren. Carol Rogers. Rhonda Everson. Edith Parker. Va Heather Higginbotham. Steve Stewart. Alvin Legate. Luann Green. Mike Gibbons. Frank Sanchez. Steve Rouse. Nick Reynolds. Jin Desimini, John Maier. Kathy O'Brien. Ken Meeker. John Taylor. Jim Schulz. Paula Bender. Rick Zschocbe. Gregg Williams. Dai Cooper. Dave Black row 4 Byron Bender. Bill Oakes. Ken Killam. John Longtm. Jim Munson. Ken VanPelt. Kelly Crabtree. Stcvr Kastcr row 5; Scott Koopman. Ken Perkins. Steve 8rown. Mr. Herreid. Kim Sullivan. Bill Hoffelner. Mike Whitney. Steve Lund 124 Orchestra. Band :� ron French. Nancy Niehuser. Janice Wilson row 2 Joan Extrom, Janice Ritchey. Gail Hope. Lynn McDonald. Larry Richey. Chuck 'aulson. Howard Friedman, Craig Cooper. Tom Hinds Bob Lee. Ken McQuestion. Steve Todd. Don Kaster. Jim Munson row 4; stroub. Beckie McGowan. Patti Seeder. Tom Hinds row 2. Nita Vanpelt. Steve Curtis. Lisa Lmdstedt. Janet Stephens. Jefl Beatty. Sogden. Howard Friedman. Valerie Pnckctt row 3. Dale Timmons. Patty Jorgensen. Mary Brown. Janis Green. Tern Jones. Demse )stlund. John Hoch. Louis Stark. Rick Lambert. Bob Huetter. Ken McQuestion. Bob Lee. Frank Swanson. Matt Thompson. Craig Chambers. Doug Walters. John Wysham. Jeremy Dix. Steve Olsen. Dale Dreyer. Randy Otteson. Steve Todd. Mike Autio. Don ■Marshall David. Jeff Cumpston. Don Myers. Rod Whitney Orchestra. Band 125 A Cappella Choir director. Mr GaryGadwood Madrigals Madrigals is a special ensemble formed to perform arrangements that a larger choir could not do Members are picked by the choir director and members of the group from the previous year All members of Madrigals are also members of A Cappella choir. A Cappella choir is opened to qualified singers of advanced ability. This choir is mainly a performing choir in many concerts, civic functions, and invitational appearances Emphasis is placed on style, performance practices and the highest standard of vocal ability. Members of A Cappella Choir, row 1. from loft; Mary Peterson. Lon Hodgson. Mar Stratford. Gretchen Prohn. Karyf McLain. Joanne Richards. Janice Ritchey. Sezanne Diet: Margaret Single. Lee Ellen Hedrick. Janet Cathcart. Marilyn Paulson. Lynnette Walter Thomas. Dave Christensen. Peter Prehn. Scott Sperl. Doug McCuen. Cliff Wiley. Kevi Titus. Paul Nelson. Dave DeLong. Dave Ristig. Ken Warrick. Paul Knse. Paul Reeves. Joh Atoers Not shown are Neil Bullier. Sue Howard. Bonnie Hudson. Laura Sarles Madrigals all decked out for the Christmas concert 126 A Cappella. Madrigals lack burn. Alison Moffat. Julio Adams, Meredith Clommer. Lynn Williams, Diana Miller. Nina Nicholson. Leilamo Hargrove. Elisa Haffner. Linda Scott, Pam Ward. Terry uo Biscl row 2; Lori Nelson. Brenda Sloan. Gonny Cavanaugh. Julio Lmnorooth. Paulo Koarnoy. Ann Schroder. Judy Thom. Tom Finlay. Kristm Kelly. Judy Bishop, mgor Lowery. Becky Moffat Barb Wallmg. Linda Lorati, Kendra Poole, row 3. Grog Dooloy. Jim Alder. Calvin Cmkey. Brad Hoskins. Terry Haney. Terry Compton. Mark chumacher. Dean Wilton. Mike Porter. Dan Goodwin. Mike Todd. Dave Duncan. Jim Prengcr. Tod Christianson. Charlie Jones row 4. Curtis Winn. Bill Oakes. Sam arson. Doug Cook. Jon Squires. Steve Scott. 8ob Barclay. Curt Taylor. John Vamkiotis. Oavo Archibald. Davo Dale. Cam Newton. Jack Newton. Jim Thayer. Bruce Madrigals, row 1, from left. Karyl McLam. Lynn Williams. Lon Hodgson. Lee Ellen Hedrick. Sue Howard. Gonny Cavanaugh. Becky Moffat. Margaret Single. Gretchen P.ehn. Nma Nicholson row 2. John Vamkiotis. Dave Dale. Jim Thayer. Curtis Wmn. Bruce Albers. Stove Scott. John Larson. Doug Cook. Mike Todd. Kevin Schumacher. Brad Hoskins A Cappella. Madrigals 127 Apollinaires Apollinaires is an all girl choir picked by the choir director This group receives requests and performs at numerous civic, school and church functions. Purple flowered formals are worn by members of the group Apollinaires, row 1. from left; Lynnoa Rake. Jan Kerwood. Beverly Mason. Ju( Warren. Robin Brusletten row 2; Androa Bauder. Shirley Heasley. Jill Maso Otto. Ruth Callahan. Chris Brass. Pat Elwell. row 3; Jill Riechers. Mamie Timmonj Ellmgson. Susan Fredrickson. Cindy Stoelk. Amy Kroner. Susan Andrews. Ba Mixed Choir, row 1. from left. Diane Stimson. Karen McClain. Chris Largent. Candy Dooley. Kathy Judy. Judy Fowler. Lynn Cayanus. Mary Harris. Karyf Mclai row 2; Karri Walker. Lynn Scmko. Kim Hunt. Mofilou Skoels. Cindy Bock. Jane Bowles. Brenda Durr. Barb Goffe. Cindi Cook. Lisa McArdle. Kathy Meschter. Katf Steve Meyer. Jim Olson. Gary Jorgensen. Larry Doty. Dan Lycho. Don Baldino. Randy Magahay. Jeff Morris. Ooug Law. Jerry Palumbo. Richard Olney. Don Johnso 128 Appolmaires ttffel. Nettie Wheaton. Sharon James. Ann Helterlme. 8etsy Sieforth. Roslyn Knock. Grace Oeeson. Terri Phillips. Linda Glover. Charyl Wood. Janet Doeneka. Cathie nc3 Paulson. 8onnoy 8arlow. Janice Wright. Wendy Miller. Kappy Love. Nancy Lee. Gail Cummings. Donna Byerlcc. Judy Bolliger. Carrie Martin. Sue Reed. Susan Annette Butchmo. Anne Popp. Julie Hall. Marceen Miller. Paula Bondor. Joanette Mams. Lynn Taylor. Dorthy Balsigcr. Jane Taylor. Janet Mason. Jean ohnson Mixed Choir Mixed choir is organized for girls and boys who enjoy singing This group performs at concerts, assemblies, civic affairs, and district music festivals There are no pre-requisites for membership and students may be members for three years. londa Hartford. Kathy Watson. Kim Sung Me. Lynn Williams. Fauntayne Schrelie. Connie Clark. cvigny. Debbie Marx. Amy Parish. Cheryl 8rown. Peggy Epler. Cindy Brown row 3; Dan Haas. )on Hansen. Ron Hansen Mixed Choir 129 130 131 Administration Tones of mustard and orange dominate decor in Sunset's new administration wing in A corridor. In January, administrators and their secretaries moved into the new complex, which features sliding glass doors to a tree-filled courtyard. Sunset principal George Erickson came to District 48 in 1953 as 8eaverton high school principal. This is Mr. Erickson's fifth year as Sunset's chief administrator. He served as president of the Oregon Association of Secondary School Administrators in 1971-72 and was secondary chairman of a seven- state organization, the NW Association of Secondary and Higher Schools. 1972 is Mr. John Marsh's third year as curriculum vice principal and his ninth year on the Sunset staff. Previously he was a cross-country and football coach as well as a physical education teacher. Duties of the curriculum vice-principal include program planning, teacher supervision, and budget preparation. Among areas supervised by administrative vice- principal Ken Scheet are student behavior, building functions and student body finances. This is Mr. Scheet's first year as administrative vice-principal; formerly he was a math teacher and counselor here. Mrs. Pearl Young, vice principal of pupil personnel services, came to Sunset in 1961 as dean of girls She is the past president of the Oregon Personnel and Guidance Association and of the Oregon Assoc, of Women Deans and Counselors. Administration 133 Mr Kon Sheet. Administrative Vice-Principal 134 Administration Mrs Pearl Young. Guidance Vice-Principal Administration 135 Counselors Sunset's full-time counseling staff receives student assignments on an alphabetical basis. From the counselors' new offices in corridor G. tests are administered and interpreted, attendance procedures are coordinated, students are assisted in assessing educational needs and understanding himself, and forecasting is done for post high school work or job experiences. Mis Bernice Conoly Mrs Kathryn Davis Mr Pat Polich Mr Ray Derrah 136 Counselors Mr John Gaul Counselors 137 Media Center The year 1972 marks the opening of Sunset High School's new media center—a facility which provides Sunset students with one of the most modern in Oregon The primary purpose of a media center is to bring together in one area all types of instructional materials such as books, periodicals, tapes and records for students to use in getting their high school education. Sunset's media center has many interesting features Students and staff worked together in developing ideas for the new media center. It is designed especially to meet the needs of Sunset High School students and teachers in putting the instructional program into action. Mrs Erma Higginbotham Or Joyce Anderson Mr Dave Osborne 138 Media Center Mrs Mar I ys Larson Mrs Jaquoline Brooks Mrs Evelyn McGill Mr Osborne checks Media Center progress Media Center 139 Secretaries A steady influx of work from a wide range of sources, keeps Sunset s secretaries active. They aid the school's administration and teachers, file attendance reports, maintain health records, and perform many other activities necessary to help keep the school functioning in an orderly manner. Mrs Shirley Osterhoul Mrs Ada Mae Nelson 140 Secretaries Mrs Dorothy Larvo� Mrs Irma Kreiuer Mrs Oottie Baldwin rirs Naydcane Paynter Secretaries 141 Applied Arts Applied Arts is part of Sunset's career program. Studonts are able to learn a skill while going to school For the second year, a house is under construction by members of the shop classes. Students in the mechanics classes are using the skills they have learned to repair the cars of students and faculty The future plans of the Applied Arts department is an expansion to its present facilities A new building to accomodate wood working, metal shop, drafting and plastics is being planned. Home Economics also has plans underway to start a boutique; managed and supplied with crafts by the students. Mr Larry Ackerman Mr Jim Olson, department chairman Mr Charles Creamer 142 Applied Arts wlr Harold Thomas and the aviation class Mrs Judy Gaines 4rs Doreen Gilfillan Applied Arts 143 See Jim drill Mr Laird Smith Mr LaVon Hancock Mr Smith demonstrates sausage making Mr GareVanOi|k 144 Applied Arts Mr Carl Husen George Tomaskie wr. Dole Johnson Applied Arts 145 Business Education Business Education serves a two-fold purpose. First, it provides general information for understanding and managing personal business affairs and economic understanding for good citizenship Second, it provides vocational training in clerical, stenographic, bookkeeping and distributive fields Business Education is also part of Sunset's Career Preparation program. Students are able to take distributive education: marketing, buying, budgets and office occupations: secretaries. They get actual on-the-job training and earn a wage while they learn. Mr Vince Demariros Mrs Ada Lofts Mrs Pat Deane Mrs Gayle Allworth 146 Business Education Mrs Beverly Gladder Business Education 147 English Courses in English are centered on the student so that he can make use of his full potential Teachers offer themselves as resource persons, assisting the students in their self-initiated search for knowledge and skills m the field of English. Areas not only include basic English, but courses ranging from forensics to journalism. Mr Mike Fagan Mrs Sandra Parr 148 English Miss Shirley Short Mrs Vicki Heath Mr David Robbins English 149 irs Marilyn Podemski Mr. Chorios Grafft Mrs Katherine Baumann Mrs Noreen Br ✓ L o ookha ' ! Uik hardt U 'fw ' V � c ? ;,x 77 CL- 1 a$ cnX h y I j,,' Cc J2 Co c lu L, GoJ fc l i 150 English Mr James Galbraith Mr Ray Marshfield M'S Frances Larsen Mrs Kathleen Meek English 151 Mr Don Schuman Mr Don Blanchard, department chairman “1 ' 4 f • J 1 vl r n i i Anita Haynes studies Othello Mr Dick Uyesugi 152 English 1r Oee Shaw English 153 Fine Arts The Fine Arts Department consists of art. music, and theatre. Sunset is well represented in all of these areas. Sunset s art department has a new segment, advertising, which helps with many activities—such as posters for sports and also design ideas for the Apollo staff Drama is experimenting with repertory theatre. Third year students are all involved in the three productions of this year— Spoon River Anthology . Antigone”, and Theatre of the Soul . The music departments are involved in entertaining at schools, banquets, and assemblies both in vocal and instrumental areas. Creating can be simple Mr Woodrow Blottel Mrs Serena Johnston 154 Fine Arts Fine Aris 155 Drams students Mr Nilos Marlons 156 Fine Aris ' ; fN|| £ Susan accompanies music class Fine Arts 157 Foreign Language Every Sunset student who has the necessary aptitude and interest is encouraged to study a foreign language of his choice. Whether for travel, for career preparation, for meeting college requirements or for the pure joy of learning something new. hundreds of students enroll in French. German, or Spanish classes from elementary to fifth year levels. French and Spanish Clubs afford opportunities to participate in culture and social experience outside the classroom. Field trips, drama, caroling, parties, and dinners are included in the year's activities. Mrs Eleanor Duncan, department chairman Miss Esther Jones 158 Foreign Language If Jacques Bonfiglio Mrs Maty Bray cnch students give puppet show at Cedar Park Foreign Language 159 Mathematics Sunset's math department has a variety of courses offered to fill every student's need. They range from pre-algebra to advanced calculus. This year there is even a 7 a.m. class for students well advanced in mathematics. Mr Ron Haworth Mr PaulMicka Mrs Linda Penny Mr Ron Dclplanchc 160 Mathematics « « « Mr Jerry Kolman Mrs Sharon Selman Physical Education Physical education class is mandatory for sophomores. Juniors and seniors are offered advanced classes, featuring a wide range of physical activities from dancing and weight-lifting to scuba diving and bowling. Senior girls and boys are given the opportunity to assist staff members and earn a credit by being senior leaders to the sophomore classes. 9-3 s«rvico Marilyn Jack trios again Mr Bill Broderick 162 Physical Education Mr Mike Carey 1r John Wyttenberg. department chairman ■ophomores practice first aid on recessive Annie Physical Education 163 Mrs Alana Mapes 164 Physical Education 'e are Ladies) Mr Greg Smith Physical Education 165 Science The Science staff continually strives to keep students abreast of the latest scientific developments and techniques. This year Sunset has an exchange teacher on its Science staff. Mr. Mike Coulson. chemistry teacher from Walbottle Grammar School. England He exchanged positions with Mr. Berk Moss. Sunset teacher. Mr Ralph Sloffer Mr Gary Pagano Mr Warren Jones Sconce 167 Social Studies The primary goal of the Social Studies department is the development of self realization, to the highest degree, in each student. A wide variety of techniques (simulations, group discussions, lectures) and both print and non-print teaching materials require the student to find, analyze, and weigh evidence to reach conclusions. The department encouraged students to pursue their interests in a variety of areas to develop their skills, and to further their interests or concerns to gain personal insight and awareness. As a result of encouraging student interaction in and outside the classroom, it is hoped the students will be able to develop the skills necessary to participate in a democratic society. Mr Tom Marsh Mr Jim Wilson Mr Rich Davis 168 Social Studies Mr Larry Walker Ir Gene Inskeep Ir. Bill Pressly Social Studies 169 What's up Mr Marsh? Mr Joe Simon Mr Pete Hopkins Mr LenCase 170 Social Studies I «. Mr Gordon Evans, department chairman Mr Paul Coploy Social Studies 171 Career Education Career education offers many kinds of experiences for the Sunset student. These include: distributive education, which deals with marketing systems: office occupations, which gives the student a background in the secretarial field; and mechanics, which involves working on automobiles and other machines. In the construction program, students are involved in the planning and construction of a house Health careers gives students the chance to explore the world of medicine Exploring teaching enables the students to become acquainted with the field of education; food services deals with food preparation and serving. Mr LeRoy Schroeder. exploring leaching John studies a friend food careers Mrs Helen Hunsaker. 172 Career Education Career Education 173 7A Class of 72 Senior class officers began early in the year on preparations for their June graduation. Commencement committees were formed by fall class officers early in the year to be assured of a successful graduation. Fall class officers also sponsored a senior week, selling Senior Power” ribbons and ending with the crowning of Mr. Legs. Spring class council had the responsibility of putting finishing touches on plans for Baccalaureate and Commencement, culminating activities of the class of '72. Spring class officers, from left, standing. Will Warbcrg; V-Prcs. Marc Stroud; Rep . John Vamkiotis; Pres.. Seated: Becky Moffat. Sec . Margaret Single. Treas Not pictured; Louis Stark. Rep Fall class officers, from left; Joellen Deverell; Sec . Susan 8isel; V-Pres. Joyce Block; Treas. Brenda Bamford; Reporter. Janice Wilson; Pres. Patty Pullm; Rep 176 Senior Officers id Asbahr Mike Autio Vtckt doesn't know which end is up Seniors 177 Dave Auxier Kathy Baird Kim Baker Brenda Bamford Mike Barth Mike 8augh Jeff Beatty Kathy Beck Byron Bender Valorie Benedetto Marty Benke Laurie Beovich Betsy Bergquist Mike Biggi Mark Bird Susan Bisel Judy Bishop Bob Black Dave Black Mel Blanchard 178 Seniors slorma Bolek Nancy Bolger Alan Bolopue Melissa Bonner Steve Borts ary Boswell Richard Boyle Peter Briggs Scott Briscoe Kathy Brock Seniors 179 Ken Bronson Bruce Brown Cindy Brown Glenna Brown Randy Brown Toni Brown Wade Bullier Debbie Burbon Marie Butler Kay Knepper sparks spirit Donna Byerlee Catherine Cafferata Karen Caissey Sue Calgagno Nancie Calhoun 180 Seniors Kevin Campbell Debbie Carter Kim Case Debbie Cason Genny Cavanaugh arl Cayanus Jim Chadd Cindy Cheadle Sandy Chewning John Chmard Cathy Christensen Rob Combs Ted Christianson Cheryl Cordum Bonnie Clark Bill Cortes nita Christensen Kathy Coffey Terry Clark Rusty Cotner Seniors 181 Vic Couture Pam Covey Steve Cox Sue Crowthers Gail Cummings Steve Curtis Carlene Dalbey Dave Dale Janet Dallas Bill Davey Don Davis Eileen Davis Jeff Davis Graham Deacon John Desimini Joellen Deverell Paul Dewey Marla Diegel Curt Diller Jeff Dimm 182 Seniors Seniors got the� rears in gear Dave Eastmen Cindy Edwards Seniors 183 Ron Elwell Mark Enloe Dave Evans Joan Extrom Steve Farnsworth Debbie Faus Alice Faverty .kidy Fillinger Toni Finley Diane Fisher Tim Fitzgerald Kevin Fitzpatrick Marilyn Forker Glennis Forman Annette Foster Lowell, our President? Sandy Fox Lisa Foyston Carolyn Frank Harold Freeman Allen Frickie Howard Friedman ' 184 Seniors Margaret Frimoth Jim Fronk Sybil Gaard Bill Galaway Peggy Gandy Liz Gardiner Terry Garrison Tom Gaskill Susan Geiger Doug Geisler Mike Gibbons Teresa Gibbs Ian Gilfillan Linda Goeth Krysten Goffe Rick Goldberg Gretchen Goodrich Susan Gorman Jon Gray Lowell Greathouse Brad Green Jim Green Pat Greene Karen Greer Cindy Griffin Richard Grigsby Dawn Grischow Jane Groom John Gustafson Elisa Haffner Cathy Hall Mark Hallen Tammy Halvorsen Guy Hamel Troya Hamel Matt Hammack Paula Hammel Debbie Hansen Skip Hansen Elizabeth Hargrove Greg Hauser Lee Hazel Shirley Heasley Rick Hedlund LeeEllen Hedrick Margaret Harrington Greg Hart Nancy Hart Lanissa Hartford Dan Hass =?ay Burghstahler thanks student body for their support Jeff Henkelmen Joe Hennessey Mary Ann Hergent Mark Hickerson Patrick Hickman Heather Higginbotham Renie Hilbers Molly Hohnstein Sue Holcomb Jim Hinds Lori Hodgson Renee Hoffmaster Linda Hoskin Brad Hoskins Senior boys mentally prepare for tonight’s game. 188 Seniors )an Johnson Jeff Johnson Sharon Johnson Anthia Jones Bonnie Jones Seniors 189 Wick Kadderly Mark Kaitz Gail Karpurk Nancy Karr Kon Kaster David Keesey Stan Kelso Denise Kennedy Shannon Kerler Terry Kerwood Jim King Dave Kirkman 190 Seniors Noanie Kittilson Steve Koelbl Christie Kleinjan Carolyn Kramer Debbie Klug Kathy Kuzmanich tobin Kissock Beth Knotts Kay Knepper Tom Kuzmic ack La Rue James LaSasso Jeffery Lachman Jeff Lakey Jan Lamb ean Lamb Rick Lambert Scott Landrey Phil Larkin Debbie Lee Seniors 191 Alvin Legate Dexter Lemon Georgie Lindell Lisa Lindstedt Marty Lindstrand Linda Lorati Vicki Loomis Mike Loomis Greg Lobberegt Tim Lisle Val Lukins Chris Lund Cindy Lund Sheryl Luke Steve Lott Kevin Lynch Eddie Macy Ed Maletis Ana Malinow Scott Markkanen 192 Seniors lirn Mason John Mason Mode n Problems promotes thought Stephanie Mason Greg McArdle Sarah McCabe Kathy McCray Kathy McDaniel 3cott McKinistry Larry McLain Steve McLalan Janice McVein Laura Meyers 9 Seniors 193 Debbie Migdol Claudia Miller Becky Moffat Richard Mollerup Jeff Montgomery Cindy Moomaw Thomas Morawski Senior Homecoming Princesses Bill Miller Bob Misner Kathi Morris Ann Moshofsky Jorge Mota Rick Mundy Scott Murray 194 Seniors Arzina Nesbitt Jeannette Nesbitt Cam Newton Jim Nicholson Nina Nicholson Nancy Piath begins to create Lori Niederkorn Mark Nyland Kathy O'Connell Dana Ogle Seniors 195 Julie Olsen Kathy Olson Sherri Olson Denise Payne Wo ve got spirit, how about you? Marilyn Paulson Robin Perry Carol Phillips Rhonda Phillips Richard Phillips Mike Pickett nne Placzek Nancy Plath Steve Plowman Cathy Plummer Nancy Popp Seniors 197 Gretchen Prehn Jim Prenger Pam Pulliam Patty Pullin Tom Rahier Jerry Ramerman Brian Ransom Susan Rasmusen Carol Richards Warren Richardson Marci Ridout Ron Riffel David Rockwood Kathy Rogers Sarah Rogers Judy Rosollini Renee Ross 198 Seniors Kathy Sagaberd John Sanchez Lon Sandefer Joyce Schaefli Pete Schmidt Kathy Schrotzberger Jim Schultz Job Shaffer Brian Shandera Robert Seibel Mary Beth Semke Kevin Schumacher Kathy Schwerdt Steve Scott Mr Logs himself. Jim Fronk! Seniors 199 200 Steve Shird Linda Shogren Roz Simon Margaret Single Susan Sjordal Kathy Sloan Carole Smith Karen Smith Margaret Smith Sonja Smith Janine Sobala Captured in thought Rick Solarski Blair St. Denis Lewis Stark Tammy Stark Roberta Stewart Seniors Judy Stearns Steve Stewart Corey Stilson Terry Stratford Nancy Strother Mark Stroud Lynn Sundin Dianne Swanson Frank Swanson Mark Swanson Lynn Taylor Ron Tegner Seniors gel their point across to underclassmen. Seniors 201 Nancy Thornton Cindy Timmer Dale Timmons Janet Todd Mike Todd John Vanikiotis Sonia Valovis Rhonda Truman Cindy Tomlinson Tina Verhagen Donna Wakefield Eric Walker Dean Vrooman Doug Walters Mark Waters Frances Watson Will Warberg Cathy Warren 202 Seniors Jnda Weigel June Weisenfluh DiAnne Welch Donna Welch Bob Wendelschafer andy West Nettie Wheatton up 'mm ZMm lanet White Debbie Whitman Cathy Wilson The beer boms” rooters strike up the chant and the c owd joms in. Seniors 203 :iiff Wiley Mike Yandle Kim Wyttenburg Mark Wuthrich Greg Zielske Robert Yuille Edward Zaha Janice Wilson Chris Woods Jan Young Cheryl Younger Jay Zimmerli Roger Zumwalt Seniors solemnly look back at tbe past years 204 Seniors onna McCartney Karyl McLain Teresa Morris Roberta Stewart iENIOR POWERI Class of 73 The Junior Class Officers did a swell job of carrying out their traditional activities The officers held regular meetings and made special efforts to plan for the Junior-Senior Prom, which was held on May 5. at the Masonic Temple. Fa« term Junior Class Officers are Linda Cook, secretary; Wendy Allen, reporter: Paul Kust. President; Sue Harter. Treasurer Not pictured is Janice Wright. Vice-President Spring term Junior Class Officers are Dave Frey. President; Linda Scott. Vice-President: Becky White. Reporter; Barb Walling. Secretary. Barb Crawford. Representative. Don Woodward. Treasurer 206 Juniors Adams, John Adams, Ken Albers, Bruce Alcock, Barbara Allen, Dan Allen, Wendy Allworth, Cheryl Anderson, Dale Anderson, Dan Andrews. Susan Austin, Lynn Baldino, Don Who arc you looking for Janet? Balsiger, Dotti Banaka, Bob Bandy, Marc 8angs, Charlotte Bara, Shirley Barclay, Robert Bashaw, Elaine Bates, Bob Bauder, Jurgen Beadnoll, Steve Becker, Barney Becker. Patty Juniors 207 Beckman, Evelyn Bender, Debbie Bercquist, Barb Berne, Rick Black, Jamie Blackburn, Mary Blue, Charles Boley, Cindy Booth, Randy Bortvedt, Ann Bosworth, John Bosworth, Tom Botkin, Bruce Box. Kathy 8rockman, Ken Burdick, Mike Burney, Donna Burns, Jeff Butterfield, Peggy Campbell, Penny Catto, Nancy Christensen, David Churchill, Edith Clark, Jim Clemmer, Mcridith Clist, Duncan Cody, Sharon Collins, Jim Class of '73 showing outstanding enthusiasm at pep assembly 208 Juniors Compton, Theresa Conkey, Cliff Constantine, Lisa Cook, Linda Coon, Debi Cooper, Craig Cooper, Gary Coslett, El wood Cotner, Debbie Coulombe, Colette Cox, Mike Cram, Bruce Qramer, Cathy Crawford, Barbara Curry, Bob Davey, Steve Davidson, Diane Davis, 8ob Davis, Marshall Degan, Ron Delanio, Mike Diers, Suzanne Dimm, Debbie Juniors 209 Dean listens to advice Dix, Jeremy Dobson, Diane Dorn, Lisa Dosscy, Marla Doughty, Rick Douglas, Jim Do ward. Sue Dreyer. Chip Duncan, Dave Duvall, Dean Duvall, Dian Dykes, Dennis Eldridge, Mel Ellingson, Jean Elliot, Steve English, Jim Epler, Peggy Everson, Rhonda Feinstein, Joni Fenning, Jim Fitzgerald, Ned Fowler, Judy Frame, Carol Franzke, Bill French, Karen Frey, Dave 210 Juniors Gannett, Kathy Garza, Elisa Gattuccio, Michelle Gavette, Cheryl Gerg, Steve Gibbons, Mike Gillespie, Nancy Goldberg, Jani Goldenberg, Jeff Goodrich, Chris Goodwin, Dan Gorman, Tom Graham, Joyce Gray, Jim Gray, Joe Green, Becky Green, Janis Green, Marianne Griffith, Charlotte Griffith, Ken Grimm, Larry Guenzi, Gary Hadfield, Kathy Hagan, Rob Hamel, Lisa Hamilton, Sue Hankenson, Jim Juniors 211 Camera zeros in on Dan Ostlund Helmer, Tori Hot ter line, Ann Hennessey, Mary Henry, Rick Herman, Don Herringshatv, Dan Hanna, Rod Hansen, Doug Hareoff, Melanie Harr, Steve Harris, Tracy Harrison, Paul Hartman, Rolf Haskell. Craig Hayes, Diana Haynes, Gail Hazen, Jenny Heisler, Linda Herwick, Lynne Hickman, Margo Hicks, Steve Hilbers, Mike Hilken, Doug Hill. Dan Hill, Ellen Hilp, Ed Hirshbergcr, Greg 212 Juniors Holubetz, Nancy Hopkins, Karen Juniors attending football game Hartung, Marcia Hottmann, Peggy Idzerda, Zeno Jenkins, Stephanie Johnson, Duane Johnson, Marty Johnson, Vicki Jones, Charlie Jones, Jennifer Joplin, Chris Jorgensen, Gary Karr, Shauna Kearney, Paula Kcisling, Phil Kelley, Jan Kelly, Kristen Kem, Susie Killam, Ken King, Terri Kinsley, Kurt Klossner, Kirk Knight, Terri Koelbl, Kelli Korsmyer, Wendy Kouba, Mike Krieck, Rosylin Debb«e listens during class discussion Juniors 213 Krieger, Kurt Kroner, Amy Kust, Paul Kuzmic, Kathy Mike Cox. junior member of Varsity team One 'ringy-dingy Laird, John Lament, Chris Lamon, Dave Larsen, John Larsen, Man Larson, Paul Lee, Jim Lee, Robert Lehman, Larry Lenton,Joan Lewis, Dave Lindahl, Cindy Undell, Bob Undstrom, Steve Unnerooth, Julie Linville, Mary Loguc, Roxic 214 Juniors Long, Jeff Longtin, John The What's for luni i bunch Luce, Val Lundberg, Diane Lutjen, Don Lutrell, Sue Lyman, Sam MacDonald, Lynn McAdams, Wendy McBride, Mike Me Clammy, JoAnne McCleery, Diane McOintick, Stephanie McConnell, Carin McCroskey, Cliff McGovern, Barb McGrath, Dan McKelvio, Brenda McLean, Dan McNealy, Debra Me Question, Ken Magahay, Chuck Mains, Jeannette Mallory, Lisa Rick Henry waits for the bell Juniors 215 Marshall, Luanne Marshall, Todd Martin, Carrie Marx, Sue Mason, Janet Mason, Mike May, Rich Maxiner, Gary Melcher, Jim Melhuish, Sue Merrick, Tom Meschter, Kathy Meyer, Jackie Miller, Marceen Miller, Steve Miller, Wendy Mills. Cathy Morales, Dario Morehouse, Kelly Morgan, Becky Morgan, Michelle Mosser, Bill Moulton, Pam Mulligan, Jim Stephanie Jenkins gets holp from Mr Nites Martens 216 Juniors Neff, LeAnn Pa� Steinfold and friend leisure at lunch Marty Johnson and senior fnond Neil, Cheryl Nelson, Keith Nelson, Lori Nelson, Paul Ness, Brad Newton, Jack Nielson, Ken O’Brien, Mary Oakes, Bill Olsen, Karen Olson, Barb Orefice, Rocky Orr, Keith Orth. Jan Osterman, Steve Ostlund, Dan Otteson, Randy Panian, Debbie Park. Jeff Parker, Dan Juniors 217 Paul, Mike Paulson, Erica Payne, Tim Peck, Margo Perkins, Bob Peter kort, Pam Peterson, Bob Peterson, Brad Peterson, Candy Peterson, Craig Phillips, Abbie Pickett, Gayle Purcell, Art Rahier, Shawn Rake, Lynea Rasmussen, Janet Rasmussen, Jo Rathbun, Eliza Reaume, Debbie Redmond, Rahn Reid. Mike 218 Juniors Reutlinger, Ted Reynolds. Nick Reynolds, Tad Richardson, Eileen Ristig, Oave Roberson, Phillip Robertson, Ed Robinson, Pamela Roesler, Ken Roscngreen, Terry Ross, Bruce Rouse, Steve Ruel, Steve Russel, Tom Samper, Robin Sanchez, Frank Schaffer, Debbie Schallberger, Steve Juniors 219 Seeder, Patti Selden, Dave Selfridge, Loyanne Sepich. Dave Shalas, Liz Shanafelt, Adrienne Shaw, Rolin Shellthear, Bill Sherar, Kevin Shoo make, Randy Silverwood, Lori Smith, Randy Snedecor, Diane Squires, Jon St. Denis, Brion Stark, Gary Steiner, Claudia Steinfeld, Rat Stephens, Kevin Stewert, Kurt Stiffler, Robin Stimson, Diane Stoelk, Cindy Stratton, Leslie 220 Juniors Strother, Neil Stroub, Val Sweeny, Dawn Taylor, Curt Taylor. John Taylor, Kaye Taylor, Laurel Tervooren, Steve Thom, Judy Thomas, Mark Thompson, Debbie Thompson, Lori Turnbull. Doug Turner, Susan Vail, Aiko Mel Ekludge girl watching Thornbloom, Karen Timmel, Becky Tsugawa, John Mark Lauor and Homecoming Queen Van Bladeren, Gary Van Depoll, Pete Vaughn, James Vincent, Duffie Waldrop. Galen Wallick, Randy Walling, Barb Warberg, Jim Watson, Kathy Juniors 221 Webb. Rick Weisenburger, Mark White. Becky VWiitc, Sheryl Whitney, Ron Willairmon, Paul Williams, Gregg Winn, Denise Wollen, Gorden Wollmuth, Duane Wood, Charlene Wood. Charyl Wood, Clara Woodward, Don Wright, Janice Wuthrich, Linda Yoes, Pat Yohoc. Kyle Ylvisaker, Mark Zschoche, Kathy 222 Juniors Making friends, for the world to see, Let the people know you got what you need . Class of 74 Sophomore class officers instigated a variety of new class concepts as well as carrying out their traditional duties. The sophomores sponsored an after-game dance and planned regular meetings throughout the year New ideas initiated included a canned food drive and a meeting with all class councils to talk over common concerns. The sophomores were also key people behind the idea of forming one large school council for next year. Fa term officers include, from left: V Pres Lisa McKinnon. Trees Gayle Fitzpatrick. Sect'y Gail Hope and Pres Allen Chino Spring term officers are. from left. Sec'y Trcas Reporter. Davo Archibald, V Pres Jim Thayer and Pres Monty Zach Sonya Hulott makes decision on lunch goodies Adams, Shirley Adolphson, Ed Ahl, Dennis Alberty. Elaine Albrich, Jan Allred, Elise Aman, John Andal, Fredor Anderson, John Anderson, Joyce Apa, Pat Archibald, Dave Austin, Ralph Averitt, Bruce 8aird, Cathy Baird. Jeff Balsiger, Lee Bandy, Karen Barlow, Bonney Baugh, Gayle Bates, Betty Bates. Bill Bates, Steve Bateman, Lori Sophomores 225 Bateman, Pepper Beard, Mary Beck, Dan Beckman, Jay Bender, Paula Benner, Shelia Bennett, Bill Benson, Nora Bcovich, Dave Berger, Kelly Berne, Steve Blossom, Joleen Susan Saywer concentrates on science paper work Bock, Cindy Bock, Michelle Bockhold, Murry Boden, Jim Boden, Steve Boelnan, Steve Boil, Steve Bolopue, Gail Bonfiglio, Sabrina Bonister, Perry Bonner, Shelia Bonte, Maud 226 Sophomores Booth, Davo Bortvedt, Gerald Sorts, Susan Bowles, Jane Boyle, Jennifer Brass, Christine Brenner. Susan Bridges, Lynn Brooks, Pam Brooks, Paul Brown. Cheryle Brown, Cindy Brown, Linda Brown, Philip Brown, Shelia Buck, Debbie Bull, Bill Bullier, Neil 8urdick, Shawna Burke, Sue Burger, Debbie Burturm, Mike Cacchaus, Ruth Campbell, Carolyn Candioglos, Kim Carder, Joe Carpenter, Jeff Casnolis, Cindy Cason, Richard Cathcart, Janet Cayanus, Lynn Chambers, Dave Chambers, Steve Our roving tens spies Allan Chino off guard during lunch hour Sophomores 227 Cheadle, Marily Chewning, Lee Chillson, Phil Chino, Allan Christenson, Jim Christiansen, Wes Steve Todd finds quiet spot to do his geometry Church, Jody Clark, Connie Clark, Kathy Clothier, Bill Ctymore, Diane Commings, Rick Cook, Cindy Corneliusen, Cynthia Corning, Bryan Cortes, Stacey Coo Ison, Stcvo Covert, Blaine Coyner, Molly Crabtree, Kelly Crain, Stan Crawford, Mark Crawford, Terrie Cumpson, Jeff 228 Sophomores Swim team member. Taunya Henry, goes all-out during meet Currl, Nancy Curtis, Anne Davis, Peter Delorenzo, Scott Demuth, Tom Oenner, Vicki Desimini, Denise Deverell, Gary Dieni, Mike Doede, Dorothy Dooley, Greg Doty, Karin Douglas. 8rian Duerek, Mark Duke, Alice Duncan, Bill Dunn, Beth Earnest, Terri Easton, Jeff Edwards, Bob Edwards, Dick Eldridge, Tom Elliot. Stan Elwell, Pat If only they'd ease up on brain-eroding homework! Sophomores 229 Elwood, Ray Emmcrson, Susan England, Mark Espry, Lori Fames, Jody Fairfield, Karen Falhman, Kathy Faulkner, Larry Faverty, Brian Fisher, Cheryl Fitzpatrick, Gayle Flaherty, Kevin Fletcher, Tony Folkstad, Gary Foolman, Julie Fowler, Rob Fox, Kathy Frederickson, Sue Fredrickson, Trina Galloway, Kathy Gardner, Lynn Gleson, Sydney Geier, Doug Geiger, Kathy Geise, Steve Gibbons, Peggy Gibson, John Closs, Rob Sophomore English students take a break in routine? 230 Sophomores Glover, Linda Goffe, Barb Gonn, Steve Goodwin, Kerry Gordon, Jan Gorman, Pat Grant, Sue Gray, Kim Green, Luanne Gray, Keith Grem, Kathy Grenough, Martha Gunyscr, Samuel Gustofson, Jim Guyton, KC Ha den, Marty Hall, Julie Hallgrimson, Ken Hampton, David Hanson, Gary Hardy, Patti Hargrove. Lcilanie Harris. Mary Sophomores 231 Harvy, Mark Henry, Doug Henry, Keith Henry, Taunya Hill, Riley Hilliard, Carol Hippe, Paul Hartford, Zonda Haskel, Mark Sophomore girls view varsity football contest Haynes, Anita Hays, Ken Hclzer, Mark Henderson, Mary Hedrick, Greg Heinrick, Jcannie Hoch, John Hoffman, Mark Bob May and Mary Stetson find outside good for conversation 232 Sophomores Hoffmaster, Bob Holland, Ernie Honing, Lois Hope, Gail Hoskin, Shelia Howland, John Hoyt, Larac Hudson, Bonnie Hulett, Sonya Hunt, Kimberly Larac Hoyt gives delicato touch to ctay art project Hunter. Bart Hurley, Steve Jacobs, Cheryl Jacobson, Sally James, Sharon Jennings, Shirley Jensen, Eric Jeorgson, Greg Jett, Jeff Johnson, Barb Johnson, Jeffery Johnson, Randy Johnson, Ted Jones. Dick Jones, Pete Jones, Terrie Jorgensen, Patty Joseph, Denise Sophomores 233 Judy, Kathy Kane, Randy Kappers, Greg Karpurk, Larry Kasner, Dean Kee, Jim Keeling, Rick Keesey, Mike Kendrich, Lori Kcnnison, Norma King, Laura Kirkman, LuAnne Kirkpatrick, Steve Kline, Cindie Klossner, Lori Knudson, Mike Kumlofski, Karen Koopman, Scott Kresse, Pam Krise, Paul Kroner, Phil Krug, Paul LaFors, Dave Lakey, Laura Lambert, Susy Lane, Debbie Larson, Cindy Larson, Don Larson, Wen La Rue, Bill Law, Doug Leary, Nancy Lee. Nancy Legate, Duncan Lewis, Brooke Lindstrom, Diane Logan, Tom Lokting, Erick 234 Sophomores Long, Gary Lisa McKinnon takes a moment out lor some day dreaming Loomis, Cathy Love, Kappy Loy, Mairilee Lund,Joyce Lund, Steve Lyche, Dan MacDonald, Carla McAnolty, Rob McArdel, Lisa McCartney, Eileen McClain, Karen McDaniels, Mike McGowan, Becky McGrath, Mike McKinnon. Lisa McKinstry, Grant McLaughlin, Kim Sopttomores 235 Joe Carder improvises on a desk while doing research McLeed, Mike MeVein, Jim Mackey, Mike Magahay, Randy Mains, Nora Maixmer, Jeff Malinow, Robert Manderzonden, Jim Mann, Miriam Marquette, Cindi Marsh, Mary Marshall, Raleigh Martin, Dave Mason, Mitch Marx, Debbie Marschiner, Mike May, Bob Mcssinger, Deborah Meyers, Alvin Moyers, Steve Mickelson, Dan Micklson, Dave Mighell, Dave Miller, Cheryl Miller, Joni Miller, Tracey Mobcrg, Robert Moberg, Robin Moehler, Barbara Moffat, Allison Meng, Mike Morgens, Linda Morris, Jeff Morris, Robbin Morrison, Sam Mosser, Anne 236 Sophomores Murray, Buzz Murray, David Muta, Ray Nadler, Mark Naudain, Pricilla Nehring, Allen Neiss, Rick Nelson, Monica Nelson, Scott Nesbit, Hank Sophomores 237 Yung-Su Paik uses his head for soccer shot in sophomore P E Nicholsen, Mike Niehuser, Nancy Nikkei. Dean Nilsen, John Ailshie, Rene Norton, Janice Noyes. Lori Nuttal, Kathy Nylund, Debra Oakley, Millie Oaks. Mike Oattes, Randy Olney, Richard Olson, Debbie Olson, Don Olson, Jim Olson, Steve Opsel, Kathy Ostergren, Lee Otis, Diane Otto, Susan Oxley, Dan Oyer, James Paidilla, Steve Paik, Yung-Su Painey, Mike Palumbo, Jerry Parich, Amy Parson, Kevin Peabody, Cindy 238 Sophomores Peck, Debbie Perkin , Ken Peter kort, Karen Peterson, Leslie Petrie, Sharyl Phibbs, Vana Phillips, Terri Pickett, Patti Pickett. Val Pickering, Steve Piver, Sharon Pollard, Dan Popp, Anne Porto, Kathy Portor, Mike Poulin, Nancy Prehn, Peter Pullen, Cinda Pullin, Pam Raetz, Bob Raiter, Rick Ramsey, Robin Reed, Sue Sophomores 239 Riffcl, Judy Reppeto, Keith Rice, Larry Rickey, Larry Rippendorf, Richard Roter, Paula Roach, Sue Robbinson, Mike Roberts, Debbie Rogers, Allen Rogers, Carol Rongerude, Armella Rosengreen, Peter Ross. Bill Ross, Denise Rullman, Karl Ryan, Chari Sacia, Bill Sandafur, Gloria Sanders, Geoff Satchcll, John Savigny, Kathy Sawyer, Susan 240 Sophomores Scherlie. Frontaine Schilder, Rob Schindele, Sue Schmidt, Stove Schroder, Ann Schultz, Oanille Schultz, Marilyn Schwab, Sharon Schwarm, Debbie Schwartz, Cathy Semke, Lynn Semke, Tom Shaw, Diane Schiffler, Kathy Shird, Sherri Shulz, Bev Shunk, David Sieforth, Betsy Simon, Alan Skeels, Marilou Skene, Robin Slavic, Sharon Sloan, Brenda Watch those little fingers. Tom' Sophomores 241 Smart, Susan Smith, Billie Smith, Cindy Smith, Dwight Smith, Silvia Smith, Stewart Smith, Tom Sneed, Lisa Sommerfeldt, Ray Sparks, Scott Spinnett, Steve Springstead, Pam Sly, Stacey Starholt, John Stein, Kim Steinsufer, Denise Stetson, Mary Stevens, Carey Stewart. Susan Stien, Roy Stimson, Linda Stone, Sue Stubstad, Mark Stuck, George 242 Sophomores Thayer, Jim Thompson, Lori Thompson, Matt Titus, Sam Tobiason, Kathy Todd, Steve Tompson, Mark Tooley, Candy Sullivan, Brady Sung-Mie, Kim Svela, Don Tangen, Tom Taylor, Jayne Taylor, Karl Tefft, Marianne Tegner, Harold Tennyson, Mark Terpenning, Joe Terpenning, Nancy Teufel, Larry Patty Jorgensen makes her own kind of music Torset, Star Tremblay, Tim Trotter, Debra Turnbull, Jan Turrittin, Freda Twain, Mike Uppinghouse, Brian Vandovert, Bill Vanderzander, Randy Van Pelt, Ken Van Wcchel, Sue Viskor, Mark Waddington, Barbara Wagner, Mary Walker, Doug Walker, Kari Walton, Sue Wane, Janice Warbcrg, Ann Warns, Suzanne Warren, Jacque Warrick, Ken Watkins, Mark Watson, Terry Watts, Mark Webb, Bob Wells, Kari Wendleshafer, Marci Werander, Bill Westbrooke, Bill Whitnoy, Mike Whitworth, Randy Wik, Susan Wilcox. Candy Wilcox, Susan Wilson, Patty Wilton, Dean Wise, Trudie Wood, Jim Woods, Colleen Wright, James Wright, Stephanie Wysham, John Youngs, Karen Ylvesaker, Patti Zach, Monty Zchoche, Rick Zumwalt, Randy 244 Sophomores ... With a friend at hand, 4 , it ffut.it i- r6 dass- you will see the light. (JnbdlPvfcbk an rcbe, When your friends are there, a!iSr then everything’s all right.” Hit� - tart — _$ - Kl CHICKEN ON THE GO... - 7 5 Lei's Go Sunsei Congratulations to Sunset Graduates from the Apollo Staff Compliments of: First National Bank Pizza Inn Beaverton, Oregon 646-5300 Congratulations to the Class of '72 Damerow Auto Lease feels that 72 is UPPER-CLASS 646-6151 248 Advertisements Reid's Shell Service Complete Automotive Service Employee Discounts Electronic Tune-Up Corner of Cornell Murray 646-1917 Portland's Luxury Theatre's Westgate Valley Family Drive-In Congratulations Seniors! 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Open until 9:00 every night Sat. 10-6, Sun. 12-6 Discount Records Clothes 258 Advertisements Tom's Hancock Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '72 Andrew's Flowers 10285 SW Beaverton - Hillsdale Hwy. 4650 SW Watson Ave. Good Luck Seniors! Beaverton, Oregon 97005 646-0631 Advertisements 259 Index ACAPPELLA CHOIR 126 ACKERMAN. MR. LARRY 142 Adams. Bill 177 Adams. Elizabeth 177 Adams. Julie 115,117.120.126. 177 Adams, Shirley 225 Adolphson, Ed 56.82,225 AFS 119 Ahl, Dennis 225 Ahl, Steve 74,77.177 Ailshie, Rene 31 Alberty, Elaine 225 Albrich, Jan 225 Alder. Jim 115,126.177 Alderson, Thea 177 Allen. Scott 177 Allen, Dan 56.96 Allen, Wendy 112.113.115 Allred. Elise 225 Allworth, Barry 177 ALLWORTH. MRS. GAYLE 146 Aman, Doug 177 Aman, John 225 Andal. Fredor 225 Anderson, Craig 177 Anderson, John 68,225 Anderson, Joyce 225 ANDERSON, DR. JOYCE 139 Anderson, Kathy 34 Andrews, Sue 128.157 Angeli, Sara 96,177 Apa. Carl 225 APOLLO STAFF 104 APPOLINAIRES 123 Archibald, David 126,225 Arena, Jinene 177 Armony, Steve 106 Asbahr, Ed 177 Austin, Ralph 225 Autio, Mike 106,123,124.177 Auxier, Dave 106,178 Averitt, Bruce 225 Avina, Michele 92 B Baird, Cathy 92.225 Baird, Jeff 225 Baird, Kathleen 104,178 Baker, Kimberly 178 Baldino, Don 128 BALDWIN, MRS. DOTTIE 141 Balsiger, Dorothy 113,128 Balsiger, Lee 117,225 Bamford. Brenda 112,113,115,178 Bandy, Karen 225 Bandy, Marc 80,81 Barclay, Bob 126 Barlow, Bonney 104,128,225 Barth. Mike 178 Bateman, Brian 106,117 Bateman, Laurie 225 Bateman, Pepper 225 Bates, Betty 225 Bates, Robert 81 Bates, Bill 225 Bauder, Andrea 128 Baugh, Gayle 225 Baugh. Mike 101,103,178 Baunsgard, Scott 205 BAUMANN. MRS. KATHERINE 150 Beard, Mary 225 Beatty. Jeff 123,124,178 Beck, Dan 88,225 Beck, Kathy 178 Becker, 8emard 96 Beckman, Evelyn 92,208 Beckman, Jay 226 Bender, Byron 123.124,178 Bender, Debra 115,208 Bender. Paula 124,128,226 Benetto, Valerie 178 Benke, Marty. 73,178 Benner, Sheila 226 Bennett, Bill 226 Benson, Nora 226 Beovich, David 226 Beovich, Laurie 178 Berger, Kelly 226 Berqquist, Barb 111,208 Berqquist, Betsy 178 Berne, Richard 88,208 Biggi, Mike 86.87,178 Bird, Mark 56,178 Bisel, Susan 113.126.178 Bishop. Judy 30,31,32.101. 113,115,126,178 Black. Dave 123.124.178 Black, Jamie 115,208 Black. Robert 33,178 Blackburn, Mary 126.208 Blais, Brian 88 BLANCHARD. MR. DON 152 Blanchard. Mel 56,86,178 Blatter, Ed 179 BLETTEL, MR. WOODROW 159 Block. Joyce 104,179 Blossom, Jolecn 226 Blue, Charles 208 Bocchi, Kim 33,168,179 Bock. Cindy 128,226 Bock, Michelle 226 Bock. Vicki 53,115,119,179 Bockhold, Murray 226 Boden, Jeff 111,179 Boden, Jim 226 Boden, Steve 226 Boelman, Steve 226 Bogden, James 124 Boil. Steve 226 8olek, Norma 179 Boley, Cynthia 208 Bolger, Nancy 115,120,179 Bolligcr, Judy 128 Bolopue, Allan 179 Bolopue, Gail 226 BONFIGLIO, MR. JACQUES 72,159 Bonfiglio, Sabrina 110,126 Bonister, Perry 226 Bonner, Melissa 179 Bonner, Sheila 226 Bonte, Maud 226 Booth, Dave 61.227 Booth, Randy 208 Borts, Steven 120,179 Bortvedt, Ann 208 Boswell, Gary 179 Bosworth, Jon 115,208 Bosworth, Tom 115,208 Botkin, Bruce 84,85,208 Bowles. Jane 114,128,228 Box, Kathy 115.208 8oyle, Jennifer 227 Boyle. Richard 86,87,179 BOYS' LEAGUE 114 Brass, Christine 114,128,227 BRAY. MRS. MARY 159 Brenner, Susan 153,227 Bridges, Lynne 227 Priggs. Petter 96,111,179 Bringhurst, Dianne 179 Briscoe, Scott 179 Brock, Kathy 104,179 Broockman, Ken 120,208 BRODRICK, MR. BILL 62,63,162 BROOKS. MRS. JACQUELINE 139 Brooks, Pam 227 Brooks. Paul 61,86,227 Brown, Bruce 120,180 Brown, Cheryl 128,227 Brown, Cindy 128,180.227 Brown, Glenna 180 Brown, Linda 227 Brown, Mary 124 Brown, Philip 67,68,227 Brown, Randy 66,67,69,115, 180 Brown, Sheila 227 Brown, Stove 124 Brown, Toni 180 Brusletten, Robin 128 Buck, Debbie Bull. Bill 227 Bullier. Neil 63,126,227 Bullier, Wade 115,180 Burbon, Debra 180 8urdick. Mike 56.106.208 8urdick, Shawna 121,227 Burger, Debra 114,227 Burgstahler, Ray 56,187 Burke, John 81 Burke, Sue 227 Burney, Donna 208 Burns, Jeff 208 Burturm, Mike 227 Butchino, Annette 128 Butler, Marie 180 Butterfield, Peggy 208 Byerlee, Donna 128,180 Byers, James 82 c Cacehaus, Ruth 227 Cafferata, Catherine 180 Caissey, Karen 180 Calcagno, Sue 180 Calhoun, Nancie 173,180 Callahan, Ruth 128 Campbell, Carolyn 227 Campbell, Kevin 181 Campbell, Penney 111,208 Candioglos, Kim 227,237 Carder. Joe 236,227 CAREY. MR. MIKE 63,163 Carpenter. Jeff 227 Carter, Debbie 181 Carter, Kim 50 Case, Kim 115.181 CASE, MR. LEONARD 170 Casnolis, Cindy 227 Cason, Debra 115,181 Cason, Richard 121,227 Cathcart, Janet 126,227 Catto, Nancy 208 Cavanaugh, Ginny 126,181 Cayanus, Carl 181 Cayanus, Lynn 128,227 Chadd, James 181 Chamard, John 181 Chambers, Dave 81,227 Chambers. Steve 82.124,227 Cheadle, Cindy 181 Chcadle, Marily 228 Chewning, Lee 228 Chewning, Sandra 181 Chilson, Philip 228 Chino. Allan. 227,228 Christensen, Anita 181 Christensen, Cathy 181 Christensen, David 84,115, 126.208 Christensen, James 228 Christianson, Ted 126,181 Christianson, Wesley 148,228 Church, Jody 228 Churchill, Edith 208 Cinkey, Calvin, 126 Clark, Bonnie 181 Clark. Connie 128.228 Clark, James 208 Clark, Kathy 228 Clark, Terry 56,181 Clemmer, Meredith 126,208 Clist, Duncan 56,208 Closs, Bob 74,230 260 Index Clothier, Bill 228 Clymore, Diane 228 Cody, Sharon 208 Coffey, Kathy 181 Colburn, Cory 73 Collins, James 208 Combs, Rob 181 Compton, Terry 126 Compton, Theresa 209 Conkey, Clifford 209 CONOLY, MISS BERNICE 136 Constantine, Lisa 209 Cook, Cynthia 114,228 Cook, Doug 126 Cook, Linda 115,226 Coon, Debi 209 Cooper. Craig 123,124,209 Cooper, Gary 209 CONCERT BAND 124 COPLEY, MR. PAUL 171 Cordum. Cheryl 34,181 Corneliusen, Cynthia 228 Corning, Brian 228 Cortes, Stacey 36,228 Cortes, Bill 52,115,182 Coslett, El wood 209 Cotner, Debbie 209 Coulombe, Colette 106,209 COULSON, MR. MIKE 166 Coulson, Steve 228 Couture, Victor 182 Covert, Blaine 104,228 Covey, Jo Anne 115 Covey, Pam 109,182 Cox, Mike 56,86.209.214 Cox, Steve 182 Coyner, Molly 228 Crabtree, Kelly 124,228 Crain, Stan 228 Cram, Bruce 209 Cramer, Cathy 209 Crone. Brenda 205 Crawford, Barbara 209 Crawford. Mark 31,61,209 CRAWFORD, MR. PAUL 43 Crawford, Terri 228 CREAMER. MR. CHARLES 142 Crittor, Renato 41,42 CROSS COUNTRY 66 Crowthers, Sue 182 Cummings, Gail 128,182 Cummings, Kim 137 Cumpston, Jeff 123.124,228 Curry, Nancy 229 Curry, Robert 209 Curtis, Anne 229 Curtis, Steve 115.124.182 D Dalbey, Carlene 182 Dale. D� e 101,102,103,126, 182,189 Dale, Rick 56 Dallas, Janet 182 Davey, Babetto 63 Davey, Bill 182 Davey, Steve 63,209 Davidson, Diane 209 DAVIS, MR. BEN 161 Davis, Don 182 Davis, Eileen 182 Davis. Jeff 182 DAVIS. MRS. KATIE 136 Davis. Marshall 35,123,124, 209 Davis, Pete 229 DAVIS, MR. RICH 61,168 Davis, Robert 96,106,209 DEAN, MR. CHUCK 34,157 DEANE, MRS. PATRICIA 146 Deacon, Graham 72,73,182 Deeson. Grace 126 Degn, Ronald 209 Delaney, Mike 61,209 DeLong, David 126 Delorenzo, Scott 56,229 DELPLANCHE, MR. RON 61,160 DEMARINIS, MR. VINCE 146 Demuth, Tom 229 Denner, Vicki 229 DENNY, MRS. LINDA 160 DERRAH, MR. RAY 136 Desimini, Denise 124,229 Desimini, John 182 Deverell, Gary 61,229 Devcrell, Jocllon 52,104,113. 115,182 Dewey, Paul 182 Diegel, Marla 182 Dieni, Mike 229 Diers. Suzanne 115,126,209 Oilier, Curt 182 Dimrn, Debbie 209 Dimm, Jeff 182 Dix, Jeremy 124 Doede, Dorothy 229 Doeneka, Janet 63,92,115,128 Dohr, Robert 183 Donohue, Kerry 183 Dooley, Candy 124 Dooley. Greg 126,229 Dorn, Lisa 30,31,109,115,121 Doty, Carol 183 Doty, Larry 128 Doty, Karen 229 Douglas, Brian 229 Dreyer, Dale 124 Drougas, Tina 183 Duerek. Mark 229 Dugger. Isabelle 183 Duke, Alice 114,229 Duncan, Bill 229 Duncan, Dave 126 DUNCAN. MRS. ELEANOR 137,158 Dunkle, Dave 104,123,124,183 Dunn, Beth 118,229 Durr, Brenda 128 Duvall, Dian 113 E Earnest, Sheryl 104,111.183 Earnest, Terri 229 Eastman, Daniel 183 Easton, Jeff Edwards. Cindy 96,106,183 Edwards, Dick 96,229 Edwards, Robert 229 Eldridge, Mel 56,221 Eldridge, Tom 61.229 Ellington, Jean 128 Ellington, Joan 115 Elliot. Stan 73,229 Elliot. Steve 115 Elwell, Patricia 121,128,229 El wood, Ray 230 Emerson, Susan 230 England. Mark 96,230 Enloe, Mark 50,52.183 Epler, Peggy 128 ERICKSON. MR. GEORGE 132 Espey, Lori 230 Evans, David 183 EVANS. MR. GORDON 171 Everson, Rhonda 113,124 Extrom, Joan 123,124,183 F FAGAN, MR. MIKE 148 Fahlman. Kathy 32,230 Fairfield. Karen 230 FALL STUDENT COUNCIL 101 Fames, Jody 230 Farnsworth, Steve 183 Faulkner, Larry 230 Faus, Debbie 184 Faverty, Alice 184 Faverty, Brian 230 FELLER. MR. DAN 166 Fiedler, Bob 73 Fillinger, Judi 184 Finlay, Toni 126,184 FIRESQUAD 111 Fisher, Cheryl 230 Fisher, Diane 184 Fitzgerald, Edward 104 Fitzgerald. Tim 56,58,184 Fitzpatrick, Gayle 230 Fitzpatrick, Kevin 33,168,184 Flaherty. Kevin 96.97,230 Fletcher, Tony 73,230 Folkestad, Gary 230 Footman, Julie 230 Forker, Marilyn 184 Forman, Glennis 184 Foster, Annette 184 Fowler. Judy 128 Fowler, Robert 33,230 Fox. Kathy 230 Fow, Sandra 184 Foyston, Lise 63,64,184 Frame, Carol 63 Frank, Carolyn 184 Franzke, Bill 81,86,115 Frederickson, Susan 128,230 Fredrickson, Katrina 230 Freed. Lynn 205 Freeman, Harold 56.184 FRENCH CLUB 118 French, Karen 124 Frey, David 122 Fricke, Alan 184 Friedman, Howard 35,115,123, 124,184 Frimouth, Margaret 37,120,185 Fritz, Carla 92,106,113 Fronk. Jim 30,52,74,77,115, 185,199 G Gaard, Sybil 185 GADWOOD, MR. GARY 126,157 GAINES, MRS. JUDY 143 Galaway, Kathy 230 GALBRAITH. MR. JAMES 117.150 Galloway, Bill 185 Gandy, Peggy 185 Gannett. Kathy 211 Gardiner, Liz 185 Gardner. Lynn 230 Garrison, Terry 185 Garza, Elisa 115.211 Gaskin, Tom 37,115,185 Gattuccio, Michelle 211 GAUL. MR. PAUL 137 Gavotte, Cheryl 115.211 GEARRY. MRS. MARCELINE 155 Geiger, Doug 230 Geiger, Kathy 230 Geiger, Susan 185 Geisler. Don 52,115.230 Geise, Steve 230 Gerg, Steve 211 GERNHART. MR. TED 43 Gibbons. Mike 73,88,124,211 Gibbons. Mike C. 33,185 Gibbons, Peggy 230 Gibbs. Teresa 113,115,185 Gibson, John 230 GILFILLAN. MRS. DOREEN 143 Gilfillan, Ian 96,111.115,185 Gillespie, Nancy 115.211 GIRLS' LEAGUE 116 Glceson, Sydney 185 GLADDER, MRS. BEVERLY 147 Glover, Linda 128,132 Goeth, Linda 96,115,116,185 Goff, Darrell 78 Goffe, Barbara 128,232 Goffe, Krysten 185 Goldberg, Jani 211 Goldberg, Rick 86,87,89,185 Goldenberg, Jeff 211 Gonn, Steve 232 Goodrich, Christopher 211 Goodrich, Gretchen 185 Goodwin, Dan 126,211 Goodwin, Kerry 232 Gordon, Jan 63,96,232 Gorman, Patrick 232 Gorman, Tom 211 GRAFFT. MR. CHARLES 150 Graham,. Joyce 211 Grant, Sue 232 Gray, Jim 211 Gray. Joe 211 Gray. Jon 123,124,185 Gray, Kim 232 Greathouse, Lowell 36,52, 101.115.117.184.185 Green, Becky 211 Green, Brad 30.56,115,186 Green, Jim 63,211 Green, Luann 124,230 Greene, Pat 186 Greenough, Martha 232 Greer, Karen 186 Greer, Marianne 211 Grem, Kathy 232 Grey. Keith 232 Griffin. Cindy 115,116,186 Griffith, Charlotte 211 Griffith. Ken 211 Grigsby, Richard 115,186 Grimes, Thomas 115 Grimm. Larry 211 Grischow, Dawn 186 Groom, Jane 186 Guenzi, Gary 211 Gunn, Steve 123 Gunyser, Samuel 232 Gustafson, John 186 GYMNASTICS TEAM 93 H Hadfield, Kathryn 96,211 Haffner, Elisa 126,186 Hagen. Robin 211 Hall, Cathy 186 Hall, Julie 128 Hall. Lance 56,106 Hallen, Mark 186 Hal vorsen, Tammy 186 Hamel, Guy 186 Hamel, Lisa 211 Hamel, Troya 186 Hamilton, Sue 211 Hammack, Matt 56.57,58,186 Hammel, Paula 186 HANCOCK. MR. LA VON 144 Haney, Terry 126 Hankenson, Jim 211 Hanna. Rod 67,68,69.212 Hansen, Debbie 115,116,186 Hansen, Don 128,155 Hansen, Doug 30,86.87.89.115. 212 Hansen, Ron 128 Hansen, Skip 179,186 Hereoff, Melanie 212 Hargrove, Elizabeth 186 Hargrove. Leilanie 126 Harr, Steven 212 Harrington, Margaret 187 Harris, Mary 128 Harris, Tracy 212 Harrison, Paul 212 HARSHFIELD, MR. RAY 151 Hart, Greg 187 Hart, Nancy 187 Harford, Lanissa 187 Hartford, Zonda 128,233 Hartman. Rolf 212 Hartung, Marcia 213 Harvey. Mark 223 Haskell, Craig 74.75.76.77. Index 261 212 Haskell. Mark 233 Hass. Daniel 128.187 Hauser, Greg 187 HAWORTH, MR. RON 160 Hayes. Diana 92.212 Hayes, Walter 223 Haynes, Anita 92,121,152,223 Haynes. Gail 212 Hazel, Lee 187 Hazen, Jenny 212 Heasley. Shirley 30,31.92.111. 128.187 HEATH. MRS. NORMA 43 HEATH, MRS. VICKI 149 Hedlund, Ric 187 Hedrick. Gregg 61.233 Hedrick. Lee 115,116.119,126. 187 Heinrich, Jeanne 233 Heinz, Jim 155 Heisler, Linda 212 Helmer.Teri 89,212 HELMRICKS. MR. DALE 43 Helterline, Ann 128.212 Helzer, Mark 233 Henderson, Mary 233 Henderson. Scott 115 Henkelman, Jeff 188 Hennessey, Joe 188 Hennessey, Mary 212 Henry. Doug 233 Henry. Keith 233 Henry, Rick 212,215 Henry. Taunya 63.90.92.93.229. 233 Hergert, Mary Ann 89,119,188 Herman, Donald 96.212 HERREID, MR. DELL 156 Herringshaw, Dan 212 Herwick, Lynne 212 Hickerson, Mark 188 Hickman, Margo 212 Hickman, Patrick 188 Hicks, Steve 155,212 HIGGINBOTHAM. ERMA 138 Higginbotham, Heather 115.124, 188 Hilbers. Larene 96,106,188 Hilbers, Mike 106,212 Hilken. Doug 63,212 Hill, Dan 212 Hill, Ellen 212 Hill, Riley 233 Hilliard. Carol 233 Hilp. Edward 212 Hinds, Jim 188 Hinds, Tom 124 Hippe, Paul 233 Hirschberger, Greg 56,115,212 Hirschberger, Linda 115 Hlavka, Mike 50 Hoch, John 61.123.124.233 Hodgson, Lori 115,126,188 Hodgson, Ron 96 Hoffelner, Bill 73.114.123. 124 Hoffmann. Mark 66,67.69,233 Hoffmastcr. Bob 234 Hoffmaster, Renee 188 Hohnstein. Molly 104.188 Holcomb, Susan 188 Holland. Ernie 61,96,234 HOLMAN. MRS. BRENDA 104,106, 156 Holmes. Jane 63.65.115,124 Houbetz, Nancy 90,92,213 Honig, Lois 234 Hope. Gail 92,124,234 Hopkins, Karen 30,31,116,213 HOPKINS. MR. PETE 58,170 Hoskin, Linda 101.115,116,188 Hoskin. Sheila 234 Hoskins, Brad 126,188 Hottmann, Peggy 113,213 Householder, Steve 189 Howard, Sue 115.126,189 Howick. Antigone 92 Howland. John 234 Hoyt, Larae 234 Hudson, Bonnie 126,234 Huetter, Bob 56.115.123.124.189 HUGHES. MRS. MARION 138 Hugie, Jackie 104,189 Hulett, Sonya 216,234 Hull, Randy 73 HUNSAKER. MRS. HELEN 172 Hunt. Kim 128.234 Hunter. Bart 67,117,234 HUNTER, MR. CLIFF 137 Hunter. Gayle 189 Hurley, Steve 234 HUSEN. MR. CARL 85,145 Hyde, Jacqueline 113 I Idzerda, Zino 61,115,213 Imlay, Mitch 189 INSKEEP, MR. EUGENE 169 J Jacobs, Cheryl 234 Jacobsen, Randy 80.81 Jacobson, Richard 73.114.189 Jacobson, Sally 234 James, Sharon 128.234 Jenkins, Rebecca 115,189 Jenkins, Stephanie 213 Jennings, Shirley 234 Jensen, Eric 234 Jensen, Joan 52,115,189 Jeorgson, Greg 234 Jett, Jeff 234 Johnson, Barbara 128.234 JOHNSON. MR. DALE 145 Johnson, Don 88.128 Johnson, Duane 213 Johnson, Jan 189 Johnson, Jeff 115,189.234 Johnson, Marty 189.213,217 Johnson, Randy 234 Johnson, Ted 81,234,243 Johnson, Vicki 102.213 JOHNSTON. MRS. SERENA 154 JOHNSTON, MRS. SUE 148 Jones, Anthia 104,111.189 Jones, Bonnie 189 Jones, Carol 63.117.120 Jones, Charles 126,213 Jones, Dick 234 Jones, Doug 119 JONES. MISS ESTHER 158 Jones, Jennifer 115,121,213 Jones, Margaret 124 Jones, Peter 88,234 Jones. Stu 56,115,179,190 Jones. Terri 124,234 JONES, MR. WARREN 167 Joplin, Chris 86.213 Jorgensen. Gary 128,213 Jorgensen, Patricia 117,124, 234.243 Joseph, Denise 234 Joseph, Michele 190 Judy. Kathy 114.128.235 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 206 J.V. BASKETBALL 80 J.V. FOOTBALL 60 J.V. RALLY 110 K Kadderly, Ralph 190 Kainz. Mark 66.67,68.69.190 Kane. Randy 234 Kappers, Gregg 61,234 Karpurk, Larry 234 Karpurk, Gail 190 Karr, Nancy 190 Karr, Shauna 213 Kasner, Dean 234 Kasner, Roger 57 Kaster, Don 115,124,190 Kearney, Paula 126,213 Kee, James 235 Keeling. Rick 61,235 Keesey, David 190 Keesey, Mike 235 Keisling, Phil 48.115,117,213 Kelley. Jan 106.213 Kelly. Kristin 126.213 Kelso, Stan 190 Kern, Susan 213 Kendrick, Lori 235 Kennedy. Denise 190 Kennison, Norma 235 Kerler, Shannon 190 Kerwood, Jan 128 Kerwood, Terry 190 Killam, Ken 85,124,213 Kim, Sung 128,244 King, Jim 190 King, Laura 235 King, Terri 213 Kinsley. Curtis 117,213 Kirkman, Dave 190 Kirkman, Lu Anne 235 Kirkpatrick, Steve 235 Kirnak, Alean 91.92 Kissock, Robin 191 Kittilson, Noanie 191 Kleinjan, Christi 191 Klinge, Cindie 235 Klossner. Kirk 213 Klossner, Lori 235 Klug, Debbie 36.115.191 Knepper, Kay 101.109.115.180. 191 Knight. Terry 213 Knotts, Mary 191 Knudsen, Mike 235 Koebl, Kelli 213 Koebl. Steve 191 KOLMAN. MR. JERRY 161 Komlofske, Karen 235 Koopman, Scott 60,61.124,235 Korsmyer, Wendy 213 Koslowski, Stan 120 Kouba, Mike 213 Kramer, Carolyn 104,111.191 KREITZER, MRS. IRMA 141 Kresse, Pam 235 Krieck, Roslyn 128,213 Krieger, Kurt 108.122,214 Krise. Paul 125.235 Kroner, Amy 115.128,214,235 Kroner. Phil 61.235 Krug, Paul 61,235 Kust, Paul 214 Kuzmanich, Kathy 191 Kuzmic, Kathy 115.214 Kuzmic, Tom 191 L LaFors, Dave 235 La Rue, Adrian 56,191 LaRue, Bill 82,235 LaSasso, Jim 191 Lachman, Jeff 191 Laird, John 60,61.214 Lakey. Jeff 63,104,111.154, 191 Lakey, Laura 235 Lamb. Jan 112.113,191 Lamb, Jean 191 Lambert. Rick 63.64,115.119, 124,191 Lambert, Susy 63,235 Lament, Chris 214 Lamon. David 214 Undrey. Scott 56,115,191 Une, Debbie 235 Urgent, Christina 128 Urkin, Phil 56.74.111.191 Ursen, Don 235 LARSEN, MRS. DOROTHY 141 Ursen, John 126,214 Larsen, Matt 37.214 Larson, Cindy 235 LARSON. MRS. FRANCES 151 LARSON. MRS. MARLYS 139 Larson, Paul 56.96,101,115, 214 Urson. Wen 82.235 Uuer, Mark 56,115,221 Law. Doug 128,235 LeFors, Rick 70 Leary, Nancy 235 Lee. Debbie 62.63,92.115.191 Lee, Jim 214 Lee, Nancy 128,235 Lee, Bob 124,214 LeFors, Dave 73,82 Legate. Alvin 115,124,192 Legate. Duncan 235 Lehman, Larry 214 Lemon, Dexter 85.192 Lenton, Joan 115,124 Lenton, Ruth 179 Lewis. Brooke 235 Lewis, Dave 214 Lindahl, Cynthia 117,120,214 Lindell, Georgia 52,109,115. 192 Lindell, Robert 81,106,214 Lindstedt, Lisa 115.124.192 Lindstrand, Marty 96,111,192 Lindstrom, Diane 235 Lindstron, Steve 214 Linnerooth, Julie 92.115,126, 214 Linville, Mary 214 Lisle, Tim 192 Lobberegt, Greg 30,74,11,115, 192 LOFTS. MRS. ADA 146 Logan. Tom 235 Logue, Roxanne 214 Lokting, Eric 235 Long, Gary 82.236 Long, Jeff 73,215 Longtin, John 84,85,124,215 Loomis. Cathy 236 Loomis. Mike 73,192 Loomis, Victoria 192 Lorati. Linda 115,124,126, 192 Lott, Steve 192 Love. Kapey 128.236 Lowery, Ginger 114,115,126 Loy, Merrilee 236 Luce, Val 50,92,215 Luke, Sheryl 106 192 Lukins, Val 50.104.192 Lund. Cindy 104,111.115.192 Lund, Joyce 236 Lund, Steve 106,124.236 Lundberg, Diane 215 Lutjen, Don 215 Luttrell, Sue 114,215 Lyche. Dan 67,128.236 Lyman. Sam 56.215 Lynch, Kevin 192 M MacDonald. Carla 236 MacDonald, Lunn 215 MACDONALD. MRS. MARCELLINE 173 Mackie, Mike 237 Macy. Eddie 192 MADRIGALS 126 Magahay. Charles 124,215 Magahay. Randy 128.237 Maier, John 124 Mains, Jeannette 128.215 262 Index Main , Nora 96,110,237 Maixner, Jeff 237 MAJOVSKI, MISS MARLENE 123, 124,156 Maleti . Ed 111.192 Malinow, Ana 115,192 Malinow, Roberto 237 Mallory, Lisa 215 Manderzonden, Jin 237 Mann, Dave 88 Mann, Miriam 237 MAPES, MRS. ALANA 164 Markkanen, Scott 192 Marquette, Cindi 237 MARSH, MR. JOHN 133 Marsh, Mary 117,237,240 Marsh, Suzanne 193 MARSH, MR. TOM 37,168,171 Marshall, Luanne 216 Marshall, Roland 61,237 Marshall, Todd 216 MARTENS, MR. NILES 156,216 Martin, Barbara 104 Martin. Carrie 115.128.216 Martin. Dave 237 Martin, Deborah 205 Martin, Denise 205 Marx, Debra 128,237 Marx, Sue 216 Mason, Bev 128 Mason, Jim 193 Mason. Janet 115.128,216 Mason, Jill 120,128,193 Mason, John 115,123,124,193 Mason, Mitch 237 Mason, Stephanie 193 Matschiner, Mike 237 Maxincr, Gary 216 May, Richard 216 May, Robert 237,251 McArdlc, Greg 193 McArdle, Lisa 128,236 McBride, Mike 73,215 McCabe, Sarah 104.193 McCartney, Donna 205 McCartney, Eileen 236 McCausland, Rod 88 McClain, Karen 128,236 McClammy. JoAnne 111,215 McCleory, Diane 215 McClintick, Stephanie 113,215 McConnell. Carin 115,215 McCray, Kathy 193 McCroskey, Clifford 215 McCuon, Doug 126 McDaniel, Kathleen 193 McDaniel, Mike 236 McDonald, Lynn 124 McGrath, Mike 82,236 McGovern, Barbara 215 McGowan, Beckie 124,236 McGrath, Dan 215 McKelvie. Brenda 118,119,218 McKinnon, Lisa 235,236 McKinstry, Grant 61,236 McKinstry, Scott 52,193 McLain. Karyl 126,128.205 McLain, Larry 193 McLalan, Steve 193 McLaughlin, Kim 236 McLean. Dan 102,215 McNealy, Debra 119,215 McQuestion, Ken 123.124,215 McVein, Janice 193 McVein, Jim 236 Meader, Dan MEEK, MRS. KATHLEEN 151 Meeker, Ken 124 Melcher, James 106,216 Melhuish, Susan 216 Meng, Mike 237 Menton, Greg Meredith, Candy Merrick, Thomas 216 Meschter, Catherine 128,216 Messer, Alan 50 Messinger, Deborah 237 Meyer. Jackie 216 Meyer, Steven 128,237 Meyers, Alvin 237 Meyers, Don 123,124 Meyers, Lauralyn 193 MICKA. MR. PAUL 160 Migdol, Debbie 63,104.115, 194 Mighell, Dave 237 Mikelson, Dan 237 Mikkelson, Dave 237 Miller, Cheryl 237 Miller, Claudia 194 Miller, Diana 115,126 Miller, Jonni 237 Miller, Marceen 216 Miller, Steve 216 Miller. Tracy 96,237 Miller. Wendy 128,216 Millor, 8ill 194 Mills, Cathy 216 Misner, 8ob 194 MIXED CHORUS 128 Moberg, Robin 63,237.239 Moeller, Barbara 237 Moffat. Alison 126,237 Moffat, Becky 113.115,126, 194 Mollerup, Richard 52.74,76, 77,194 Montgomery, Jeff 120,194 Moomaw, Cindy 194 Morales, Dario 73,216 Morawski, Thomas 115,194 Morehouse, Kelley 216 Moren, Debbie 109,115,124 Morgan, Becky 216 Morgan, Michelle 216 Morgans, Linda 237 Morris, Jeff 128,237 Morris, Kathi 116,120,194 Morris, Robin 237 Morris, Teresa 205 Morrison, Sam 237 Moshofsky, Ann 194 Mosser, Anne 33,237 Mosser, Bill 73.216 Mota, Jorge 40,41,42,73.101. 119,194 Moulton, Pam 216 Mulligan, James 216 Mundy, Rick 194 Munson, Jim 124,220 Murray, Buzz 238 Murr? '. Dave 85,238 Murray, Scott 194 MUSIC MAN 44 Muta. Raymond 238 Myers, Mike 195 N Nadlor. Ted 74,77,195 Nadler, Mark 238 NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE, 117 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 115 NATIONAL INTEREST AFFAIRS 119 Naudain, Priscilla 238 Neff, Leann 115,217 Nehring, Allen 238 Neil. Cheryl 217 Nellist, Robin 195 NELSON. MRS. ADAH 140 Nelson, Donald 195 Nelson, Greg Nelson. Lori 126.217 Nelson, Keith 56,80.81.217 Nelson. Paul 31,56,86,126,217 Nosbitt, Arzina 195 Ness, Bradford 217,220 Newcomb, 8etsy 36 Newton, Cam 35,123.195 Newton, Jack 102,126,217 Nicholson, Nina 52,126,195 Niederkorn, Lori 121.195 Niehuser, Joe 195 Niehuser, Nancy 123.124,239 Neilson, Ken 30,217 Niemela, Larry 73 Nikkei. Dean 239 Nilsen, John 239 Noji, Eric 36,115.124 Norton, Janice 239 Noyes Lori 239 Nuttall, Kathryn 239 Nyland, Debra 239 Nyland. Mark 63,195 o Oakes, Mike 239 Oakes. Bill 63,124,126,217 Oathes, Randy 61,82.239 O'Brian, Mary O'Connell, Kathy Ogle, Dana 195 Olesak, Carol 168 Olney, Nancy 196 Olsen, Julie 196 Olsen, Karen 217 Olsen, Steve 61,124 Olson, Barbara 11.113,217 Olson, Debbie 239 Olson, Don 96,239 OLSON. MR. JIM 142 Olson, Jim 61,128,239 Olson, Sherri 101,111,120,196 Olson, Steve 239 Opra, Victoria 106,196 Opsal, Kathleen 239 Opsal, Stephanie 196 ORCHESTRA 124 Orefice, Rocky 217 Orr, Keith 217 Orth, Janis 217 OSBORNE, MR. DAVID 138,139 Ostergren, Lee 239 OSTERHOUT. MRS. SHIRLEY 140 Osterkamp, Elizabeth 196 Osterman, Dave 81,217 Ostlund, Dan 63,115.124.217 Otis. Diane 239 Ottoson, Randy 73,123,124 Otto, Susan 128,239 Ovcracre, Glenda 196 Oxley. Laurie 121,196 Oxley, Daniel 239 Oyer, Jim 239 P Padilla. Steve 239.243 PAGANO, MR. GARY 167 Paik, Yung Su 61,238,239 Painey, Mike 239 Palumbo, Jerry 88,128,239 Panian, Debbie 217 Parish. Amy 114,128,239 Park. Jeff 217 Parker, Brooks 196 Parker, Dan 217 Parker, Dede 124 Parker, Marty 115,196 PARR, MRS. SANDRA 148 Parson, Kovin 239 Patton, Laurie 196 Paul. Michael 218 Paulson, Erica 92.128.218 Paulson, Marilyn 123,124, 126,196 Payne, Denise 196 Payne, John 197 Payne, Tim 218 PAYNTER, MRS. NAYDEANE 141 Poabody, Cindy 239 Peabody. Larry 56,59,111,115 Peccia, Jeane 197 Index 263 Peck, Brenda 197 Peck, Debbie 92,93,119.240 Peck, Margo 218 PEP CLUB 114 Perkin, Kenneth 124,240 Perkin , Robert 85,218 Perry, Robin 197 Peterkort, Karen 240 Peterkort, Pamela 115,218 Petersen, Robert 218 Peterson, Bradley 80,81.218 Peterson, Candace 218 Peterson, Craig 218 Peterson, Leslie 124.240 Peterson, Mary 126,197 Petrie, Cheryl 241 Peyran, Rick 115 Peyton, Michael 63 Phibbs, Vana 240 Phillips, Abigail 92,117. 218 Phillips, Carol 197 Phillips, Rhonda 197 Phillips, Richard 86,87. 197 Phillips, Terri 178.240 Pickering, Steven 82.240 Pickett, Gayle 218 Pickett, Michael 197 Pickett. Patricia 240 Pickett, Val 240 Piver, 240 Placzek, Anne 197 Plath, Nancy 195.197 Plowman, Steven 56,195 Plummer, Cathy 197 PODEMSKI. MRS. MARLYN 149 POLICH, MR. PAT 36 Pollard, Dan 240 Poole. Dendra 120,126 Popp, Anne 28,103,240 Popp, Nancy 30,31,52,104,111, 113,115,197 Porter, Michael 26,240 Porto. Kathy 240 Poulin, Nancy 96.110,240 Pratt, Dan 31 Prohn, Gretchen 126,198 Prehn, Peter 126,240 Prenger, James 115,126,198 PRESSLEY, MR. BILL 169 Prickett, Valerie 123.124 Pullen, Cinda 240 Pulliam, Pamela 198 Pullin, Pamela 111,240 Pulling, Patricia 101.102,113, 115,198 Purcell, Arthur 218 R Raetz, Bob 240 Ragsdale, Sandra 198 Rahier, Shawn 218 Rahier, Thomas 198 Raiter, Rick 240 Rake, Lynne 128,218 RALLY SQUAD 108 Ramerman, Jerry 198 Ramsey, Robin 240 Ransom, Brian 71,73,198 Rasmusen, Susan 198 Rasmussen. Janet 218 Rassmussen, Jo Anne 63,92,115, 218 Rathbun, Eliza 218 Reaume, Deborah 89,218 RED CROSS 120 Redmond, Rahn 218 Reed, Susan 125,240 Reese. Donna 115,119 Reeves, Paul 126 Reid. Michael 218 Reingold, Craig 74,79,115 Reppeto, Keith 241 Reutlinger, Ted 115,219 Reynolds, Catherine 124 Reynolds, Nick 63.124,219 Reynolds. Tad 106.219 Rhodes. Charles 198 Rice, Larry 241 Richards, Carol 198 Richards, Joanne 126 Richardson, Eileen 115,219 Richardson, Warren 198 Rickey, Larry Ridout, Marci 63,92,103.115, 198 Riechers, Jill 128 Riffel. Judy 128.241 Rif (el, Ron 198 Riffel. Sandra 115.198 RIFLE TEAM 84 Rippenkroeger, Richard 241 Ristig, David 74,77,126,219 Ritchey. Janice 123.124.126 Riter, Paula 241 Roache, Suzanne 241 ROBBINS. MR. DAVE 66.67,149 Roberson, Phillip 88,219 Roberts, Debra 241 Robertson, Edwin 219 Robinson, Michael 241 Robinson, Pamela 120,219 Rockwood, David 96,198 Roesler, Kenneth 219 Rogers, Alan 67.124.241 Rogers. Carol 34.237,241 Rogers, Kathy 198 Rogers, Sarah 198 Rolfe, Steven 82 Rongerude, Armelle 241 Rosengreen, Peter 241 Rosengreen, Terry 106,219 Rosollini, Judy 198 Ross. Bill 85,241 Ross, Bruce 63,219 Ross, Denise 241 Rouse, Stephen 124,219 Ruol, Steve 61,96.97.219 RUELLMAN, MR. ROLLIE 70.158 Rullman, Karl 241 Russell, Tommy 219 Ryan, Cheri 241 s Sacia. William 88,241 Sagaberd. Kathleen 104,111.199 Samper, Robin 219 Sanchez, Frank 124,219 Sanchez, John 199 Sandefur, Gloria 241 Sandefur, Lon 199 Sanders, Jeffrey 82,241 Sarles, Laura 115,126 Sarver, John 56,172 SATCHELL, MR. JOHN 241 Satchell, Thomas 88 Sawyer, Susan 241 SCALES. MRS. JENNIE 147 Schacfli, Joyce 199 Schaffer, Debra Schallberger, Steven 86,87,219 Scharback, William 219 SCHEET. MR. KEN 134 SCHELL, MRS. CLARA 43 SCHELL, MR. HAROLD 43 Scherlie, Frontaine 242 Schifler. Kathy 242 Schilder, Robert 84,85 Schiller. Carl 84.85 Schindele, Sue 242 Schaefli, Joyce 116,120 Schmidt, Peter 115,199 Schmidt, Steven 242 Schmiedchen, Petra 92,219 Schrelie, Fauntayne 128 Schroder, Elizabeth 126.242 SCHROEDER. MR. LEROY 172 Schrotzberger. Kathy 199 Schultz. James 63,124,199 Schultz. Marilyn 242 Schulz, Beverly 242 Schulz, Dan 242 Schumacher, Kevin 126,199 SCHUMAN, MR. DONALD 152 Schwab, Sharon 242 Schwarm, Debbie 242 Schwartz, Catherine 242 Schwerdt, Kathy 119,199 Scott. George 126.199 Scott. Linda 113,126.219 SCROLL STAFF 106 Seeder, Patti 124.220 Seibel, Robert 74,76.78.106.199 Selden, David 220 Sel fridge. Loy 220 SELMAN, MRS. SHARRON 161 Semke. Lynn 120,128,242 Semke. Mary Beth 199 Semke, Tom 61,81,242 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 176 Senter, Mary 120 Sepich, David 220 Sevigny, Kathy 128,241 SHAFFER, MR. JIM 155 Shaffer, Robert 50,199 Shalas, Elizabeth 220 Shanafelt, Adrienne 220 Shandera, Brian 52,74,199 SHAW, MRS. DEE 153 Shaw. Diana 114,242 Shaw, Rolin 220 Shefler, Catherine 242 Shellshear, Bill 220 Sherar, Kevin 220 Shird, Sherrie 242 Shird. Steven 111,200 Shocmake, Randy 220 SHORT. MISS SHIRLEY 149 Shunk, David 242 SKI TEAM 94 Sieforth. Betsy 128,242 SILVER SKIS 122 Silverwood, Lori 220 Simon, Alan 31,61,243 SIMON. MR. JOE 170 Simon, Rosolyn 104,200 Single, Margaret 111,115,126, 200 Sjordal. Sue 104,200 Skeels, Merilou 128,242 Skene, Robyn 242 Slavik, Sharon 242 Sloan. Brenda 126.242 Sloan, Cathlene 200 Sly. Stacey 123,243 Smart, Susan 243 SMITH. MRS. ALICE 43 Smith, Billie 243 Smith. Carole 36,106,200 Smith, Cydnie 243 Smith, Dwight 123,243 SMITH, MR. GREGG 165 Smith. Karen 109.115.200 SMITH. MR. LAIRD 144 Smith, Margaret 104.111,115, 200 Smith, Randall 220 Smith, Sonja 200 Smith, Stewart 243 Smith. Sylvia 243 Smith, Thomas 243 SMITH. MISS WANDA 147 Snedecor, Diane 112,113,220 Sneed. Lida 243 So bale, Janine 200 SOCCER 70 Solarski, Rick 200 Sommerfeldt, Raymond 243 SOPHOMORE 8ASKETBALL TEAM 82 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 224 SPANISH CLUB 121 Sparks. Scott 82,243 Spcrl. Scott 126 Spinnett, Steve 243 Springstead, Pam 243 SPRING STUDENT COUNCIL 102 Squires, Jon 126.220 St. Dennis. Blair 56,200,220 St. Dennis, Brion 88 STAGE BAND 123 Starholt, John 243 Stark, Gary 220 Stark. Louis 101,114,123,124 Stark, Tamara 200 Stearns, Judy 104,201 Stein, Kim 243 Stein, Ray 243 Steiner, Claudia 117,120,220 Steinfeld, Pat 56.123,124 Steinseifer, Denise 243 STENSLAND, MR. GARRY 86,88 Stephens, Kevin 220 Stephens, Janet 124 Stetson. Mary 231.243 Stevens, Carey 243 Stewart, Kurt 220 Stewart, Roberta 200,205 Stewart, Steven 121,201 Stewart, Susan 117,240,243 Stiffler, Robin 220 Stilson, Corey 201 Stimson, Diane 116,220 Stimson, Linda 243 Stoelk, Cynthia 113,115,128 STOFFER. MR. RALPH 166 Stone. Susan 243 STRATFORD, MR. DENNIS 147 Stratford, Terry 126.201 Stratton, Leslie 220 Strother, Nancy 101,115,201 Strother, Neil 61.120,201 Stroub, Valerie 106.124,221 Stroud. Marc 108,117,201,214 Stubstad. Mark 61.243 Stuck. George 243 Sullivan, Brady 61.244 Sullivan, Kim 74.124 Sundin, Lynn 201 SUNFLRES 112 Svela, Don 244 Swanson, Dianne 115,201 Swanson, Frank 123,124,201 Swanson, Mark 201 Sweany, Dawn 221 Sweeney, Patricia 123,124 SWIM TEAM 62 T Tangen, Thomas 244 Taylor. Curtis 61.126,221 Taylor, Jane 96.128.244 Taylor, John 124.221 Taylor, Karl 244 Taylor, Kaye 89,116.221 Taylor. Laurel 221 Taylor, Lynn 128,201 Tefft, Mariaune 244 Tegner, Harold 244 Tegncr, Ron 201 Tennyson, Mark 244 Terpenning, Joe 61,244 Terpenning, Nancy 244 Tervooren, Steven 86,115,221 Teufel. Larry 244 Thayer. James 61,126,244 THESPIANS 120 Thom. Judith 126.221 THOMAS. MR. HAROLD 143 THOMAS. MRS. PAT 140 Thomas, Mark 126.221 Thompson, Daniel 74 Thompson. Dobra 221 Thompson, Lori 221.244 Thompson, Mark 244 Thomson, Matt 124,244 264 Index Thompson, Rhonda 33,89,201 Thorn, Thomas 201 Thornbloom, Karen 221 Thornton, Nancy 111.202 Timmel, Rebecca 221 Timmer. Cindy 104,122,202 Timmon, Dale 124,202 Timmons, Mamie 34,115,124.128 Titus, Sam 61.126,244 Tobiason, Kathy 244 Todd, Janet 104,202 Todd, Mike 52.115.126,202 Todd. Steve 67.115,117.124.228,244 TOMANSKI. MR. GEORGE 145 Tomlinson, Cindy 115,202 Tooley, Candy 245 Torset, Star 67.69,245 TRACHSEL, MR. HERB 43 TRACY, MRS. SUZANNE 43 Tremblay, Tim 245 Trotter. Debra 245 Truman, Rhonda 202 Tsugawa, John 221 Turnbull, Doug 221 Turnbull, Janice 245 Turner, Susan 221 Turrittin, Freda 245 Twain, Mike 82,245 Tycer. Susan 202 u WARREN. MR. JOHN 43 Warrick, Ken 61.126.245 Waters, Mark 56,202 Watkins, Mark 245 Watson. Frances 96,106,115, 202 Watson, Kathy 111.128.221 Watson, Terry 245 Watts. Mark 245 Wayne, Janice 118 Webb. Robert 71,73.222.245 Weigel. Linda 115.120.203 Weisenburger, Mark 222 Weisenfluh, June 203 Welch. Diana 203 Welch. Donna 203 Wells, Kari 245 Wendelschafer, Marie 114.245 Wendelschafer. Robert 203 Werander. Bill 245 West, Sandra 115,116.203 Westbrook, Bill 245 WEVERLA, MRS. JEANETTE 43 Wheaton, Nettie 128,203 White, Janet 203 White, Rebecca 117.222 White, Sheryl 222 Whitman. Deborah 203 Whitney. Mike 35.124,245 Whitney. Ron 35.124.222 Whitworth. Randy 245 WIEMER, MRS. LAVERNE 43 Wik, Susan 245 Wilcox, Susan 245 Wiley. Cliff 123,126,203 Willaimson, Paul 222 Willcox, Candy 245 Williams. Gregg 124.222 Williams. Lynn 115.126.128 Wilson, Cathy 203 Wilson, Janice 36,52,115.117. 120,123,124,204 WILSON, MR. JIM 86,168 Wilson, Patricia 245 Wilton. Dean 126.245 Winn. Curtis 108.120.126 Wise, Trudie 145 Wollen, Gordon 222 Wollmuth, Duane 222 Wood. Charlene 222 Wood. Charyl 128,222 Wood. Clara 222 Wood. Jim 245 WOODRUFF, MRS. MARILYN 162 Woods. Chris 204 Woodward. Don 122,222 WRESTLING 86 Wright, Jim 245 Wright. Janice 31,222 Wright, Stephanie 245 Wuthrich, Linda 222 Wuthrich, Mark 204 Wysharn. John 117.124,245 WYTTENBERG, MR. JOHN 74.163 Wyttenberg, Kim 74,111,115, 204 Y Yandle, Mike 56.111.204 Ylvisaker, Mark 73.222 Ylvisaker, Patti 245 Yoes. Patrick 222 Yohe, Kyle 222 Young, Jan 113.204 YOUNG. MRS. PAT 153 YOUNG. MRS. PEARL 135 Younger, Cheryl 116,204 Youngs, Karen 31,245 Yuille, Robert 204 z Zach, Mongomery 61.245 Zaha, Ed 204 Zavisic, Dovot 40,41 Aielske, Greg 101.115,204 Zimmerli, Jay 204 Zschoch. Kathy Zchoche, Rick 61.86.87.124. 245 Zumwalt, Randy 245 Zumwalt, Roger 63,204 Uppinghouse. Brian 245 Utter, Rebecca 123.124 UYESUGI, MR. DICK 152 V Vail. Aiko 221 Valovis. Sonia 40,42.92,202 VAN DER ZANDER, MRS. MARION 43 Van Depoll, Peter 221 VAN DIJK. MRS. ANNA 43 VANDIJK. MR. GARE 144 Van Pelt. Ken 245 Van Pelt. Nita 115,120.124.202 Vanbladeren, Gary 221 Vandevert, Bill 245 Vanikiotis. John 126.202 VARSITY BASKETBALL 74 VARSITY FOOTBALL 56 Vaughn, Jim 221 Verhagen, Tina 202 Viers, Tina 226 Vincent, Duffie 221 Viskov. Mark 82.83,245 Vrooman, Dean 115.202 w Waddington, Barbara 245 Wagner, Mary 245 Wakefield, Donna 202 Waldrop, Galen 221 Walker. Doug 61.245 Walker, Eric 88,202 Walker. John 56 WALKER. MR. LARRY 169 Walker. Karen 128.245 Wallick, Randy 221 Walling. Barbara 113,126,221 Walsh, Steve 117 Walters. Doug 124,202 Walters, Lynnette 115,126 WALTHALL. MR. GLENN 166 Walton, Susan 245 Wane, Janice 245 Warberg, Ann 245 Warberg, Jim 115,221 Warberg, Will 115.202 Ward. Pam 126 Warner, Jacque 245 Warns. Suzanne 245 Warren, Cathie 128,202 Index 265 It seems to me a crime that we should age. ELEPHONE These fragile times should never slip us by. In Memoriam Joe Carder Class of 74 Acknowledgements. Memorial THANK YOU Contributing Photographers Blaine Covert, photo editor Ned Fitzgerald, assistant Steve Armony Bob Davis Steve Lund Shirley Heasley James Vaughn Dave Dunkle Mike Autio Graham Deacon Mr. Ashley Foster Debbie Migdoll Mr. Mike Carey Pischel Yearbooks Inc. Ken Beckett Carolyn Hesser Bruno Studios Don Jones Sunset High School Mr. Niles Martens Graphic design by Carolyn Kramer Mike Mason Mrs. Naydeane Paynter Mr. Larry Ackerman Mr. Dave Osborne Students Faculty Administration Bali Hai A fountain in the middle of the dance floor and accents of tropical greenery provided decor for Bali Hai. the April 1 semi-formal coordinated this year by Sunset's Girls' and Boys' Leagues. The annual girl-ask- boy Spring event was held in the cafeteria and student center I Scott 8n coe. Barb Crawford, and Andrea Woodard, right, danco to live mus� c featured at 8ali Hai Dick Wilks and Sybil Gaard pause in student center during music break 2 Bali Hai 1972 Prom Queen Georgie Lindell receives traditions! crown ! Junior-Senior Prom The 1972 Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Sunken Ballroom May 6 in the Masonic Temple. Music for the evening was provided by Del Herreid and his orchestra. Theme for the prom was Precious and Few Are The Moments We Two Can Share. Georgie Lindell was crowned 1972 Prom Queen. Junior-Senior Prom Princess Nancy Strother and escort Ed Blatter 4 Prom 1971 Prom Queen Beth Schmdele and escort John Huth Ron and Paulette Bennett, chaperones mira I could have danced all night Do you know In da-Godda da Veda? Princess Becky Jenkins and escort Greg Lobberegt Prom 5 Barefoot in the Park” Neil Simon's Barefoot in the Park was the Spring production of Sunset's drama department The comedy, presented May 19 and 20. dealt with the experiences of a young couple starting married life in a one-room apartment six flights up. Cast members included Howard Friedman. Abby Phillips. Jeff Montgomery. Brenda Sloan. Mark Stroud and Dan Ostlund. Above. Abbie Phillips in rolo of Cory, and Mark Stroud 8elow. in front from left, Bruce Brown. Ann Juttelstoad. Jill Mason. Rob Shatter In back. Stove Sorts. Glenda Overacre. Mary Scmke. Julie Adams. Lynn Semke. Janice Richie. Ted Christianson 6 Barefoot in the Park Jeff. Brenda. Abbie and Howard in sceno from Sunset's Spring comedy presentation. 8arcfoot in the Park 8arefoot m the Park 7 Representative of California delegation. Tracy Miller, presents gift to chairman At podium is Lowoll Greathouse Below. Georgia delegate Skip Hansen 8 Mock Convention r Mock Democratic Convention Several hundred Sunset students participated as delegates from California. Delaware. Georgia and Wisconsin in the Mock Democratic Convention May 17-19 at the Memorial Coliseum. Sunset's Lowell Greathouse was one of three national chairmen of the event, which attracted 3.000 students from Oregon and Washington. Senator George McGovern was keynote speaker. Abovo. Ddawaro representatives Jon Bosworth. left, and Eric Noji Below. Dave Foster and 8otsy Newcomb get instructions for California delegates Mock Convention 9 Baseball Sunset's 1972 varsity baseball team, coached by Ron Delplanche. finished the season with an 11-10 record. The team also finished in a tie for the second half championship at 6-1 with Parkrose. but lost in a play-off game. The team played steady defense throughout the season. As a whole, they showed tremendous improvement, as evidenced by their second half record. Sunset's 1972 junior varsity baseball team, coached by Joe Simon, consisted mainly of sophomores, with only two juniors on the team. Coach Simon had a relatively inexperienced group and poor weather held practices to short workouts inside. The team started out slowly but scored an overall record of 7-8-1. Ted 8eckman comes in safe at first Front row. from left. P Stemfek). T Beckman. 8 Fraruke. B Peterson. J. Melcher. S Plowman. G Hirschberger. M Lauer.J Gustafson Back row E Cosfett. S Miller. J Ramcrman. S Hansen. B Shandera. B Bates. R Closs. B Lindell. M Bandy Coach Delplanche Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset Sunset VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES 3 12 Gresham 4 7 8enson 4 0 Benson 7 3 David Douglas 0 2 Hillsboro 3 3 Aloha 4 7 Beaverton 5 4 Parkrose 13 2 Aloha 4 5 Jesuit 9 8 Lakeridge 5 0 David Douglas 4 5 Central Catholic 3 0 Central Catholic 6 2 Beaverton 1 2 Hillsboro 4 1 Aloha 2 4 The Dalles 1 6 The Dalles 4 1 Parkrose 11 2 Jesuit 4 11 Parkrose JWIWIW? 10 Baseball Front row: M Rob-nton. mgr. M Dwni. L Chownmg. T. Reynolds. G McK.nstry. P Apa. T Eldndgo. D Law. J Beckman. 0 Ahl 8ack row Coach Simon. B RaoU. m«r.. T Johnson. S Giose. 0 Chambers. R Moberg. 0 Walker. S Beadnell. S Rolfe. J. Jett. K Berger. H Nesbitt. R Marshall. Steve Beadnell winds up for the pitch JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES Sunset 3 3 Gresham Sunset 6 7 Benson Sunset 2 0 Benson Sunset 1 3 Hillsboro Sunset 1 0 Aloha Sunset 5 10 Beaverton Sunset 2 0 Parkrose Sunset 16 2 Jesuit Sunset 0 5 David Douglas Sunset 0 2 David Douglas Sunset 3 1 Central Catholic Sunset 5 4 Central Catholic Sunset 4 7 Beaverton Sunset 0 1 Hillsboro Sunset 3 9 Aloha Sunset 5 4 Parkrose Sunset 7 7 Jesuit Stop Hank' Stop' JV Baseball 11 tody Ravno � - S iW««.Joe m ’ ,| t. Taunya Hon� y. left. and Janot Docncka in 880 relay event ate Ro 5'0 Be'o So« t « Above «« Girls' Track Sunset s girls' team coached by Mrs Alano Mapes. placed second in District, overall The 440 relay team took first in state and wont on to the Women's AAU Track Field Nationals in Canton. Ohio June 28-29 where they placed 12th in the nation This is only the second year that Sunset has fielded a girls' track team Team members pictured above include, from left, first row Nancy Leary. Denise Trotter. Lori Kendnch. Linda Stimson. Terry Watson. Cindy Tomlinson. Oemse Stemseifer. Jo Rasmussen Second row Sue Smart. Sally Jacobson. Pam Pullin. Loy Selfndge. Amy Parish. Jody Fames. Janet Doenoka Third row Oebra Nylund. Val Stroub. Carol Rogers. Taunya Henry. Anita Haynes. Shirley Hoasley. Robin Stiffler Members of Oregon's top ranked 440 relay team who participated in June Nationals in Ohio include, from Denise Stemseifer left Janet Doenoka. Robyn Stiffler. Denise Stemseifer. Jo Rasmussen Girls' Track 13 Boys’ Track Track room members include. from loft, first row Craig Haskell Mol Blanchard. Brad Green. Mike Burdick. Dan Allen. Chris Goodrich. Mike Yondlo. Mel EkJridgo. Stu Jones. Jim Fitzgerald. Jim Thayer; second row Jim Fronk. Don Green. Bob Huetter. Ralph Koddcrly. Al Simon, Roland Shaw. Mike Cox, Oavc Booth. Ken Warrick, third row. Rick Dale. Monty Zach. Jim Munson. Greg Dooley. Paul Krug. Bart Hunter; fourth row Scott Koopman. Steve Farnsworth. Bob Fielder. Steve Elliot. Sam Lyman. Stan Elliot. Phil Kroner. Mark Hoffman; fifth row Mike Delaney. Tom Semke. Ken Van Pelt. Randy Brown; sixth row Stove Schmidt. Mark Kainz. Jerry Bortvedt. Charles Butner. Matt Thompson The team placed 2nd in Oistrict competition Tho 440 relay team qualified for the state meet as did Jim Fronk in the long |ump Randy Brown was state champion in the two mile run Pictured below is Dan Allen Boys’ Tennis Davo Auxier. 2nd at stato, stretches during practico session Sunset 4 1 Lake Oswego Sunset 5 0 Aloha Sunset 4 1 Jesuit Sunset 5 0 David Douglas Sunset 5 0 Hillsboro Sunset 4 1 Beaverton Sunset 5 0 Parkrose Sunset 5 0 Central Cath. Sunset 5 0 Jesuit Sunset 4 ■ 1 David Douglas Sunset 4 1 Beaverton Sunset 5 0 Parkrose Sunset 5 0 Aloha Sunset 5 0 Hillsboro State: Dave Auxier 2nd Boys' tennis from left, front row Pat Yoes. Doug Cook. Dave Martin Back row Mark Kemper. Ernie Hotland. Jim Collins. Rob Hagan. Dave Auxier. Greg Zielske Boys' Tennis 15 Girls' tennis, from left, front row: Jom Femstem. Carolyn Kramer. Renee Hoffmastor. Jams Green. Carrie Martin Back row: Cindy Marquette. Kathy Loomis. Brooke Lowis. Sue Roacho. Kathy Clark. Judy Thom. Elisa Garza. Fauntayno Scherlic Girls’Tennis Sunset Rain Lake Oswego Sunset 3 2 Aloha Sunset 1 4 Lakeridge Sunset 4 1 Hillsboro Sunset 2 3 Beaverton Sunset 0 5 David Douglas Sunset 2 3 St. Mary's Sunset 0 5 Parkrose Sunset 2 3 David Douglas Sunset 1 4 Beaverton Sunset 3 2 Aloha Sunset 4 1 Parkrose Sunset 1 4 Hillsboro Sunset 2 3 State: Carrie Martin 3rd St. Mary's 16 Girls'Tennis Golf Sunset's boys' golf team placed 2nd in District with Jeff Johnson and Jeff Sanders qualifying for state Team members pictured above include (standing, from left) Pat Greene. Jim Alder. Jeff Johnson. Rick Ooughty In front are Jeff Sanders. Steve Pickering. Bob Webb Rick Rader Members of the girls' golf team, who placed second in district competition, are. front row. from left. Nita Van Pelt. Oobbte Migdol. Linda Cook Standing are luAnne Green and Kathy O'Brien Golf 17 Water Polo Sunset's 1972 water polo team, coached by Mike Carey, placed first in district and state competition A water polo team at Sunset was first organized during the 1971 season and took the state championship that year, also Members of this year's team pictured above include, top row. from left Don Olson. Paul Harrison. Bill Oavey. Mike Peyton. Ooug HiBcen. Charlie Jones. Tom Tangen In the water are: Doug Henry. Nick Reynolds. John Hock. Ed Adolphson. Mark Nytund. Dave Foster Apollos named to the all-stato team include Bill Davey. guard, and forwards Mike Peyton. Rick Lambert, and Bruce Ross At left is goalie Mark Nyfand making a block Picture at bottom of page shows Jane Holmes, team manager According to coach Carey. Sunset girls play water polo too. under the auspices of the Oregon Water Polo Club 18 Water Polo Sunset's dance team, the Sunflares. above, and the Apollo marching band wcro participants in the Juno 10 Grand Floral Parade, highlight of week-long Portland Rose Festival activities Each year one of the three District � 48 high schools represents the 8eaverton area in parade festivities This year Sunset band members put aside traditional uniforms in favor of specially-designed. Apollo-made togas with rich purple trim The Sunfleres’ Rose parade outfits were accented with handmade purple and white sweater vests Rose Parade Rose Parade 19 Senior Activities Baccalaureate Services for Sunset’s class of '12 were held Sunday afternoon June 4 Beaverton Schools' superintendent Dr. Boyd Applegarth spoke at graduation exercises June 5; Graduation theme was based on Desiderata. Other senior activities included the award assembly and senior breakfast on June 2. Jane Holme waits tor Graduation ceremome to begin ' Tom Marsh, receives Most Inspiring Teacher award at senior breakfast 20 Senior Activities Peter Schmidt accepts Sunset Science Award at the senior award assembly Senior Activities 21 Senior Activities Cam Newton performs solo at June 5 Graduation oxerctses Exchange student Jorge Mota reminisces at Senior Awards Assembly Graduation speaker. Or Boyd Applegarth. Superintendent of District «48 22 Senior Activities Linda Huschbergor receives diploma 'We've finally made it. ...Greg Lobberegt Graduate R� ck Grigsby accepts ROTC Scholarship at Senior Awards Assembly Senior Activities 23