Tahoma High School - Ki Ah Yu Yearbook (Maple Valley, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1968 volume:

TAHOMA KI-AH-YU Maple Valley, Washington 1968 Twenty-First Year TAHOMA HIGH IN 1968. . Another TAHOMA HIGH SCHOOL in 1968, along with the entire district, was the largest it has ever been in size, enrollment, number and variety of classes, and from any other point of view. The fact is that a new high school is in prospect for the district before long, and another grade level, perhaps the Junior High, will move into the traditional old building at the top of the hill. . . So in the 1968 Kl-AH-YU we have tried to take a good look--in story, sketch, and picture-- of a high school, which in a few years, may come to a turning point in its long history. Contents Administration Faculty PAGE 5 Seniors 2 PAGE 17 year of excitement and change. . . PAGE 35 Activities Organization PAGE 51 Athletics PAGE 77 Advertising PAGE 105 3 Tahoma High School. . . The Old. . . And The New. . . 4 Photos by Don Lloyd of Ted Fatz Studios FACULTY The big challenge for students and teachers in the attainment of a suc-cessful educational program is the cultivation of an independent study atmosphere. Too much instruction both in die past and currently involves acquiring of knowledge in a restricted atmosphere. Our English honors and independent study programs represent attempts to provide for a less restrictive program. In die future, we hope to pro-vide more and more freedom for diose students who can use this freedom but still not abuse it. Many of our students will enter college following high school graduation while others will seek employment or enter the armed services. Regardless, my advice to you is to learn two most important diings, namely proper budgeting of your time and the development of good study habits. My best wishes to the graduating seniors of Tahoma High School. lyman D. stamper May your lives be most successful. Superintendent of Schools The students of today, the citizens of tomorrow, are faced with great responsibilities, which can only be met adequately with a good education. The paramount objective of each of you during the three short years of high school should be to obtain the best education possible within your individual limits. The competitive society in which we live demands more and better production from those who abandon the role of high school students each year and the students of Tahoma can and should be proud to stand among all others. The preparation available to you by competent teachers, understanding administrators, and School Board members will give insight into the problems of the world and help maintain our freedom. President Johnson once said, Freedom is fragile if the citizens are ignorant, and we at Tahoma know our citizens will not allow freedom to be fragile. Principal CHARLES C. CAMPBELL Principal Here are the men behind it all. . Behind everything done in Tahoma's growing school district are the people shown on this page: members of the Board of Directors, the Superintendent of Schools, and the newly appointed Director of Curriculum. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Lyman D. Stamper, superintendent; Carlyle A. Butcher, chairman of the board; Orvis E. Hubbell, vice chairman. SECOND ROW: Joseph E. Lorenz, George Dale, Harold W. Burlingame, past chairman. LEFT: This year Tahoma added a new position to its administrative staff, a director of curriculum. Purposes of this new job are to work with the staff to develop a well organized curriculum designed to help students reach their goals and to encourage professional growth among the teachers. 7 RICHARD FINNICAN Director of Curriculum Social Studies, Science, Math ROBERT HEATON Social Studies ROBERT CARSON Mathematics JOHN BUCKNER Science, Mathematics 8 JACK JOHNSON Biology FRANK WESSEL Metals, Woodworking, Electricity DAN TOLLEFSON Woodworking, Drawing JIM HAGEN receiving instruction 9 P.E., Music Art HELEN SHAW Physiology, Girls' P. E. ip? '— ‘ J .lAj o % LONNIE BUTZ Choir, Debate, Drama WILLIAM MAXWELL Athletic Director, Boys' P. E. ED MONGER Band CAROLYN HOPKINS, Art 10 Language Arts WILLIAM ZIEGNER Journalism, Speech GERALD GATES English Honors HARRIETT JUDGE German CAROL THOMPSON English 10 11 RICHARD SIMS English 11 DIANE DEES Remedial Reading Special Services Are A Big Help, And JAMES RYAN Counselor WILLA SHORT Library CHARLES WOOD Special Education OTTO MOORE Study Hall, World Sur. 12 These Fine People Also Serve Us. . . FREDA LAW Clerk of Board ROSE MARIE GENTRY Voucher Clerk 13 ALHILDERBRAND, Custodian BETTY HILDERBRAND. Custodian Office Staff During the few times Mrs. Phillips has been gone this year it would have been nearly impossible to have efficiently operated the school office, according to Mr. Campbell, without the assistance of the above office girls. Jackie Minshull, Roberta Dry, Vicki Garrett, Pat Thompson, Nancy Spurlock, Lisa Mitchell. Counselor’s Staff Calling students in for appointments, acting as receptionists, and working on numerous lists, papers, and files, are the duties of Mr. Ryan’s office staff. Cheryl Young, Sherrie Branham, Dee Elder, Linda Zobbi, Lyn Mascarello, Karen Turk. 14 Lunchroom and A.V. Crews Tahoma's alert lunchroom crew is seen above eagerly (or not so eagerly) awaiting the Meat Wagon as the lunch truck is fondly called. To the RIGHT is Mrs. lone Tetirick, cook. Mark Haynes, Jill Satterlee, Jennifer Campbell, Sandy Paletta, Jeff McCiusky, Ken Somerville, Robin Burton, Georgina Campbell, Georgia Paletta, Carlmas Charles. This, of course, is the age of electronics and all sorts of audio-visual materials. No wonder it takes the relatively large crew above to ’’keep them rolling. ” FRONT ROW: Fred Chavre, Kim Gould, Delbert Bi ck ne ss , Ken Somerville, Don Wright, Robert Stump, Frank Pichinini, Less Udd. SECOND ROW: Mark Haynes, Pat Person, Kim Markus, Chuck Names. 15 Library Assistants FRONT ROW: Christy Richeson, Pat Thompson, Sue Sipila, Sharon Adair, Edith Evans. SECOND ROW: Ivan Gingrich, Sandy Paletta, Georgia Paletta, Sylvia Barquist, Vicki Hosmun, Jeff McClusky. Student Teachers FRONT ROW: Jim Boyd, Randy Savoy, Dave Abbey, Ken Somerville, Bill Furlong, Daine Gilbert, Larry Fisher, Ted Gegoux. SECOND ROW: Jackie Minshull, Deloris Elder, Sherrie Branham, Mary Hoskinson, Ann Mandelin, Joy Johnson, Karin Hardisty, Linda Smaylis, Diane Salsbury, Diane L'Amoureux, Connie Sorensen. 16 SENIORS DAVE M. ABBEY I ROGER DALE ATTLESON DANIEL K. BELLEVILLE EDITH EVANS ASKAY MICHAEL JAY BERNDT SHARON JEAN ADAIR 18 19 EARL JAMES BRUNETTE JR. NANETTE SUSAN BURLINGAME 20 LONNIE E. CRABTREE MICHAEL L. CROUSE MICHAEL J. DAVIES ROBERTA GAYLE DRY LAINE MARIE FOSS WILLIAM DEAN FURLONG 21 THEODORE ARTHUR GEGOUX IVAN DEAN GINGRICH JAMES ROBERT GAY MARK GILBERT SUSAN MARIE GOODEN DAINE DOUGLAS GILBERT BOB GIRTEN VICKI E. GARRETT 23 MARY ANN HOSKINSON WALTER C. HUTCHINSON 24 CHRISTINE LAURA LAY VALARIE LOHMAN KATHLEEN LONTZ LINDA JOANN MASCARELLO 25 JACQUELINE ANN MINSHULL LISA ANN MITCHELL GEORGIA DEE PALETTA 26 SAM D. OCHAMPAUGH DENNIS BLAIR OSTHUS SANDRA LEE PALETTA v Nf MARLA ANN PERSON KATHY RENNICK BARBARA PEDERSON MIKE PEDERSON GEORGE R. RAFFLE CHRISTY LOU RICHESON GINNY L. ROBERTS MIKE ROBERTSON REBECCA ANN SCHERMERHORN BB vav KAREN MARIA SEPPI DIANNA SALSBURY RANDY ALAN SAVOY JILL ANN SATTERLEE STEVE SCRIBNER STEVEN E. SHOLDRA SUSAN IRENE SIPILA SHERRY ANN SIMS NANCY KAY SPURLOCK ANNA MARIE SIMONE LINDA JOY SMAYLIS LINDA GAYLE SOMERS 29 30 TOM R. TEDDER PATRICIA ROXANN THOMPSON KAREN ERLENE TURK JIM J. WINTER FRED YOUNGBLOOD JEFF WHITAKER SUSAN YOUNG Pictures Not Available: JIM BAKER JERRY BUTCHER GENE LORANG RONALD J. THOMPSON MIKE WADE DON WRIGHT LINDA CHRISTINE ZOBBI 31 Senior Autographs Senior Officers 33 JIM GAY Vice-president KARIN HARDISTY T reasurer School Store The school store is operated by the Student Body, which receives any profits made. Students are able to buy at cost stationery, school workbooks, athletic equipment, and m any other items. Books are ordered for English classes and sold to students at cost. iVfrs. Willa Short, faculty manager; Carol Larson, manager; Cheryl Mishler, assistant manager. 34 Bob Adams Jan Ahrens Yvonne Allard Ron Archer Juniors Brad Armstrong Russ Avirett Georgia Barfield Larry Barfield Janet Barkley Vicki Bates Nancy Beardsley Kathy Bennett Patti Berndt Scott Boyce Anne Boyington Debbie Bradshaw Karrla Bren Mike Buchanan Tina Bunce Robin Burton Peggy Campbell Georgina Campbell James Carley Charles Carlmas George Chambers Nat Dale Jim Davis Joe Doyle Debbie Dry Nora Duvall Howard Elder Karen Elliott Dorothy Flagg Gary Gallagher Bennie Givens Bruce Gott Robert Greenside Wayne Guy Jim Hagen Jan Hall Chris Harris Steve Harris Sandy Henderson Patrick Henry Lorrie Hilderbrand Vicki Hosmun Cindy Hynes Crystal Ingram Donald Lohman Arlea Lontz Kim Markus Marylou Martian Clif McDaniel Tom McDaniel Billie McCutchan Brad McHenry Steve McNair Cheryl Mishler Judy Melton Ethel Moore Jack Myers Sharon Morrow Judy Nacinovich Mike Needham Bruce Pederson Sharon Perkins Marlys Peterson Dave Philio Frank Pichinini Marcie Podkranic Mike Reichert Mike Richards Colleen Rowe Arlene Shaw Jay Spurlock Jerry Starke Jeff Stas Robert Stump Sheryl Stusser Penny Trulson Les Udd Robin Wetmore Kris Wettland Hal Williams Toni Wingert Greg Winters Carol Rohweder Gloria Smaylis Dave Smith Jan Smith Pat Ackerson George Boyd Rod Dees Terry Doll Richard Eller Kelly Heyer Jan Hyatt George Kiser Jan Loudenback Linda Lewallen Jim Mabry Colleen Ryan Linda Tongue Mike Thompson Mike Triplett Lee Weber Chris Young Gary Youngblood T Junior Class Officers President . . . Secretary. . . Treasurer . . . Vice-president. Frank Pichinini . Sheryl Stusser . Vicki Bates . Jerry Starke Pictures not taken Connie Andrus Sylvia Barquist Julie Collier Rafaela Wright Linda Hill Glenda Bundies Jim Carris Jim Judd Marty Stickle Ron Thompson Joe Paris Pat Monaghan 44 Sophomores FRONT ROW: Bill Richeson, John Ellerhoff, David Gerbing, John Jordahl, Charles Barquest. SECOND ROW: Joy Bell, Colleen Spit-zer, Alice Eller, Venice Palmer, Brenda Fields. FRONT ROW: David Barfield, Jerry Elder, Mike Greenside, Bill Loomis, Paul Hadley, Mark Clapper. SECOND ROW: MelissaGal-lagher, Leslie Stusser, Christine Rokke, Shayne Koskela, Nancy Headrick, Natalie Crabtree. 45 Sophomores FRONT ROW: Dave Campbell, Rick Carley, Dennis Lundy, Terry Getchman. Shannon Rau, Rick Kamp, Terry Tedder. SECOND ROW: Joan Shearer, Peggy Greenleaf, Debbie L’Amoureux, Judy Raffle, Chris Robertson. New to THS sophomores caught on quick. FRONT ROW: Danny Collie, Dennis Neumiller, Ted Turpin, Ken Rennick, Dennis West, Kenneth Moulds, Jim Baker. SECOND ROW : Glenda Barker, Nancy Zylstra, Debbie Collins, Joy Miller, Beckie Miller, Jeanne Johanson. 46 . .And Still More Sophomores FRONT ROW: Mike Marinelli, Hank Smith, Steve Lund, Carl Mandolin, Raymond Shumway, Tim Gregg. SECOND ROW:Karen Wulf, Diane Bagger, Ellen Dundin, Kathy Flory, Jody Dringle,LindaBratsch. As they raised money in a variety of ways FRONT ROW: Chuck Pierce, Paul Rohweder, Bob Atkins, FredChav-re, Craig Oblas, Pat Dray, Steve Paris. SECOND ROW: Paulette Baker, Jane Kincaid, Teri Kilburn, Carol Woodard, Beverly Hill, Kathy Calhoun. 47 Sophomores sponsored movies, sold pep FRONT ROW: J. B. Carroll, Mark Lantz, Bill Wright, Glen Toman, Dick Pederson. SECOND ROW: Norman Bir, Dean Dieckman, Greg Sorensen, Larry Adams, Stan Harbin, Dave Stowell. FRONT ROW: Pat Gauthier, Greg Fern, Dick Libby, Gerald Foss, Chuck Minshull, Gary Kalb. SECOND ROW: Sue McCutchan, Tina Turk, Sue Kemkamp, Marilyn Gordon, Laura Atkinson, Lynda Johnson. BELOW: Vonda Veleke, secretary; Dean Gay, president. 48 items and awaited dreaded “Slave Day’ FRONT ROW: Forrest Shoemaker, Bryce Meckle, BradThorlton, David Worcester, Paul Clark, Steve Bailey. SECOND ROW: Jackie Sloboden, Sandy Spurlock, Virginia Sherman, Debbie Johnson, Iva Short, Dale McDermott. BELOW: Jean Boyington, vice-p resident; Kathy McCray, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Curtis Ford, Rod Annardi. John Maxwell, Stan Kelly Snapp Dean Gay, Peter Dove. SECOND ROW: Barbara Knoll, Jean Boyington, Audrey Thibodeaux, Kathleen McCray, Bonnie DeVore, Karen Gullingsrud. 49 Tahoma Scenes GIRLS A1 STICK HOCKEY: Sue McCutchan , Jeanne Johnason, Linda J o h n s o n , Paulette Baker. DRAMA CLUB INITIATION: FRONT ROW: Kathy Ba i 1 e y , Vicki Garrett, Roberta Dry, Virginia Roberts, Deborah Johnson. SECOND ROW: Bill Furlong, MarkButcher, John Maxwell, Kim Christian, Dennis Osthus, Bob Ad a m s . (Jill Satterlee ,not shown). 50 ACTIVITIES ASB Officers Kathy Jennings, assistant treasurer; Lisa Mitchell, treasurer; Ron Archer, president; Walt Olson, vice president; Gayle Somers, secretary. Student Council STANDING: Ron Archer, Dave Barfield, Kelly Heyer, Dean Gay, Walt Olson, Frank Pichinini, Chris., Harris, Larry Fisher, Robert Stump, Chuck Names: SITTING: Jill Satterlee, Anne Boy i n gto n , Gayle Somers, Billie McCutchen, Pat Gauthier, Laine Foss, Kathy Bailey, Penny Trulson, Kathy Jennings, Jan H a 11 , Georgia Palat-ta, Mary Hoskinson, Denny Osthus, Lisa Mitchell, Vicki Garrett, Anna Simone, Linda M a s c a re 1 lo , Mike Ingram , Sharon Adair, Sandy Spqrlock, Jim Gay, Vonda Veleke, Ivan Gingrich, Robin Stroschein, Hal Williams. 52 Busy places. . . parking lot AT ANNUAL TAHOMA VEHICLE INSPECTION: Robin Stroschein, Delbert Bickness, Ken Somerville, Mr. Wessel, Kim Gould, Steve Clayton. And bus area. . . END OF SCHOOL SCENE, below: Students crowding on busses at end of the school day. Future Homemakers Main themes of FHA this year were Using Your Leisure Time and Morals and Manners. Projects included trick or treating for UNICEF, a turkey raffle, and a visit to a charm school. Nancy Spurlock is Tahoma's first v i ce - p re s i de nt of Region II. OFFICERS, ABOVE: Jill Satterlee, parlimentarian; Colleen Spitzer and Paulette Baker, point recorders; Mary Hoskinson, secretary; Cindy Hynes and Lisa Mitchell, historians; Nancy Spurlock, first vice-president for Region II, Vicki Garrett, vice-president; Karin Hardisty, president. FRONT ROW: Colleen Spitzer, Vicki Garrett, Karin Hardisty, Mary Hoskinson, Cindy Hynes, Jill Satterlee, Lisa Mitchell, Paulette Baker, Vicki Bates, Nancy Spurlock. SECOND ROW: Sandy Spurlock, Jeanne Johanson, Kathy Calhoun, Connie Sorensen, Lorie Stump, Gayle Somers, Karin Seppi, Cheryl Kepler, Diane Salsbury, Barbara Pederson, Kathy Bailey, Marla Person. THIRD ROW: Laurie Kyris, Penny King, Cheryl Mishler, Debbie Dry, Venice Palmer, Kathy Flory, Nancy Headrick, Linda Hill, Linda Zobbi, Carol Woodward, TeriKil-bum, Chris Lay, Ann Mandelin, Mrs. Finnerud, adviser. 54 Future Teachers 1967-1968 marks the second year of Tahoma's Future Teachers' Association. The group plans to affiliate with the Future Teachers of America, a division of the National Education Association. It is also planned to have visiting speakers from college and university education departments. Their adviser is Mr. Ryan. FRONT ROW: Mike Ingram, Gary Boyce, Larry Fisher, Tony Stamper, Walt Olson. COm ROW: Diane L'Amoureux, Jill Satterlee, Kathy Bailey, Karin Hardisty, Karren Seppi, Gayle SomeK. THIRD ROW: Nancy Spurlock, Connie Sorensen, Lorlie Stump, Mary Hoskinson, Tony Wingert, Lisa Mitchell. 55 KI-AH-YU aims for “Big E” while the Tahoma's yearbook, the KI-AH-YU, aimed this year for the third successive Big E award, given to yearbooks for outstanding achievement in the planning, preparation, and punctual completion of photographic and editorial material by the yearbook adviser, editors, and staff. ABOVE: Jill Satterlee and Diane L'Amoureux, co-editors; Roberta Dry, business manager. Assistants Assistant Editor.................Linda Mascarello Junior Class Editors........................... Sandy Henderson, Peggy Campbell Sophomore Class Editors........................ Debbie L'Amoureux, Virginia Sherman Sports Editor................................Tony Stamper Assistant Sports Editor.......................Hal Williams Advertising Managers........................... Gary Gallagher, Randy Savoy Photographers................Ted Gatz, Don Lloyd Publishers...........American Yearbook Company Publisher's Consultant.................Jim Palm W. A. Ziegner Adviser 56 Herald seeks to keep its top honors Tahoma's newspaper, the HERALD, is the winner of ten national and regional awards, including the National Scholastic Press Association's All-American award in 1967. Gene Lorang, Mike Reichert, Malte Livingston, Kim Christian, Randy Savoy, Connie Sorensen, Larry Fisher Tony Stamper, Mark Butcher. Editors First Semester: Kim Christian Second Semester: Tony Stamper 57 Honor Society Tahoma’s Honor Society is affiliated with the National Honor Society and its admission policy is a strict one. Prospective members are judged on the basis of grades, leadership, character, and service. Only ten percent of sophomores, ten percent of juniors, and fifteen percent of seniors may belong. LEFT: Jim Gay, president; Lisa Mitchell, vice-president; Jan Loudenback, secretary; Karin Hardisty, treasurer. BELOW, I RON! ROW: Tony Stamper, Jim Gay, Karin Hardisty, Lisa Mitchell, Jan Loudenback. SECOND ROW: Gary Boyce, Anna Simone, Linda Smaylis, Diane L'Amoureux, Lorlie Stump. THIRD ROW: Laine Foss. Arlea Lontz, Jan Hall. FOURTH ROW: Marlys Peterson, Karen Kepler, Crystal Ingram, Nan Burlingame. Alpha Pdi Omega Drama Club Vicki Garrett, treasurer; Lyn Mascarello, secretary; Jackie Minshull, president; Jay Spurlock, vice-president. The Tahoma chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, this year's Drama Club, under the direction of Mr. Lonnie Butz, is slowly growing and becoming more active. The Drama Club will be completing many money raising projects throughout the year and will also be having another initiation . The first was held Nov. 17 when 12 new members were accepted. FRONT ROW: Lonnie Butz, director; Debbie Johnson, Lyn Mascarello, Jackie Minshull, Bill Goodwin, Jay Spurlock, Ivan Gingrich, Vicki Garrett, Lisa Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Diane L'Amoureux, Anna Simone ,Doreen Marinelli, Karin Hardisty, Nancy Spurlock, Ginny Roberts, Mark Butcher. THIRD ROW: Bob Adams, Kim Christian, Denny Osthus, Walt Olson, Jill Satterlee, John Maxwell, Roberta Dry. It was “Music In The Air” at Tahoma The choir began this year's activities with a Standing Room Only performance as part of the Fall Concert, sponsored jointly by the bands and choirs of the senior and junior high schools. For the Christmas Concert they performed The Messiah . During the spring they presented, in cooperation with the band, Bye Bye Birdie. Also in the spring they represented Tahoma at the choir festival and choir contest, both events sponsored by the Seamount League. FRONT ROW: Kathy Bailey, Robin Burton, Joan Shearer, Shayne Koskela, Darlene Quackenbush, Jeanne Johan-son, Joy Miller, Debbie Collins, Christy Richeson, Valerie Lohman, Cheryl Mishler, Jan Hyatt. SECOND ROW: Carol Rohweder, Nancy Spurlock, Colleen Ryan, Nancy Zylstra, Jackie Sloboden, Cheryl Young, Debbie Bradshaw, Jan Loudenback, Anna Simone, Sandy Spurlock, Georgia Paletta, Sandy Paletta, Marcie Podkranic, Georgina Campbell. THIRD ROW: Leslie Stusser, Beckie Miller, Jill Satterlee, Wanda Owens, Judy Nacinovich,Nora Duvall, Robin Wetmore, Karrla Bren, Danny Collie, Bill Furlong, Dennis Osthus, Kim Christian, Ivan Gingrich, Walt Olson, Bill Richeson, Charles O'Harran. FOURTH ROW: Glenda Barker, Ethel Moore, Jackie Minshull, Lyn Mascarello, Roseanna Paxton, Lisa Mitchell, John Maxwell, Stan Harbin, Mark Clapper, Dick Libby, Norman Bir, Steve Paris, Charles Minshull, Less Udd, Charles Names. This year with the girls’ sextet. . . Directed by Mr. Lonnie Butz, choir director, the two popular groups on this page featured at every Tahoma musical event this year and on many other occasions. Sextet members: Lisa Mitchell, Cheryl Mishler, Marlys Peterson, Nancy Spurlock, Kathy Bailey, Nancy Zyl-stra, Jeanne Johansen. and the boys’ quartet Quartet members: Stan Harbin, Denny Osthus, Dick Libby, Steve Paris. 61 Tahoma High School band active as usual FRONT ROW: Karen Kepler, Shayne Koskella, Sheryl Stusser, Ray Welling, Ivan Short, Dave Smith, Karen Elliott. SECOND ROW: Stan Harbin, Lorrie Hilderbrand, Brad Armstrong, Debbie Collins, Tina Bunce, Nancy Zylstra, Bill Loomis, JohnJordahl, Paul Hadley, Mark Lantz, Mark Butcher. THIRD ROW: PeggyGreenleaf, Bill Goodwin, Jim Gay, Walt Olson, Jim Davis, Gerald Foss, Ed Monger (director), Pat Dray, Greg Sorensen, Fred Chavre, Toni Wingert, Tony Stamper. Tahoma's Band engaged in its usual number of concerts and other engagements this year. Joiningwith the high school chorus and bands and choral groups from other schools in the district, two successful concerts, the Fall Concert and the C h r i s tm a s Concert, had performed before Standing Room Only audiences at KI-AH-YU press time for this page. 62 ED MONGER Director long with music department officers Choir leaders on old addition landing Kathy Bailey, secretary-treasurer; Lyn Mascarello, vice-president; Chuck Names, president; Nancy Zylstra, music librarian. Band officers in new addition hallway LONNIE BUTZ Choir Director Jim Gay. . . Sheryl Stusser Jim Davis. . Karen Kepler. President Treasurer Manager Secretary Service Club The Service Club is an integral part of Tahoma. Throughout the autumn, winter and spring seasons these students give of their time and energies for the benefit of the school. Members park cars at games, sell tickets, serve as ushers at concerts and plays, and perform numerous other necessary chores. FRONT ROW: Robin Stroschein, Larry Fisher, Denny Osthus, Ivan Gingrich, Steve Clayton, Gene Lorang, Rick Getchman. SECOND ROW: Karen Seppi, Marilyn Rasmussen, Nancy Beardsley, Tina Bunce, Debbie L'Amoureux, Peggy Campbell, Peggy Greenleaf, Debbie Dry, Vicki Bates, Diane l'Amoureux, Jill Satterlee, Mr. Buckner, adviser. THIRD ROW: Anne Boyington, Debbie Bradshaw, Connie Sorensen, Georgia Paletta, K a t hy Calhoun , Laurie Kyris, Cheryl Mishler, Crystal Ingram, Arlea Lontz, Joy Johnson, Sandy Paletta. OFFICERS: Jill Satterlee, president; Diane l'Amoureux, secretary; Sandy Paletta, vice-president; Mr. Buckner, adviser. 64 Gary Boyce Nancy Spurlock At press time for this page, the above Tahoma seniors had been chosen as Boy and Girl of the Month by the Maple Valley Lions Club. Nominations for this honor are made by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, citizenship, and school and community service. 65 Pep Club builds enthusiasm at games. . . GO, TAHOMA, GO. . .GO is the chant of Pep Club members at Tahoma's home games. Their purpose is more serious, however, than merely cheering and shouting. Their aim is to improve school spirit and to encourage attendance at games. LEFT, OFFICERS: Chris Smith, Sgt. at Arms; Lisa Mitchell, vice-president; Diane L'Amoureux, secretary-treasurer; Vicki Garrett, president. FRONT ROW: Sandy Spurlock, Marcie Podkranic, Iva Short, Lorie Stump, Gayle Somers, Diane L'Amoureux, Lisa Mitchell, Vicki Garrett, Lyn Mascarcllo, Tony Stamper. SECOND ROW: Barbara Knoll, Kathy McCray, Jeanne Boyington, Billie McCutchan, Rosanne Paxton, Laine Foss, Jackie Minshull, Bob Stump, Frank Pichinini, Mike O'Connell. THIRD ROW: Laura Atkinson, Vonda Veleke, Melissa Gallagher, Debbie Collins, Virginia Sherman, Ivan Gingrich, Steve Sholdra, Randy Savoy, Jim Hagen, Bob Adams, Jim Boyd. FOURTH ROW: Don Wright, Jim Gay, Clif McDaniel, Mike Reichert, Chuck Names, Chris Smith, Jerry Starke, Bruce Gott. and the Pep Band keeps it rolling TAHOMA'S active and hard-working Pep Band, made up of volunteers from the regular band, is very much in evidence at all home games, and Tahoma’s pep would be at a low ebb indeed without the contribution of these people. FRONT ROW: Dave Smith, lva Short, Beverly Hill, Nancy Zylstra, Tina Bunco, Debbie Collins. SECOND ROW: Jim Gay, Walt Olson, Jim Davis, John Jordahl, Mark Lantz, Toni Wingert. THIRD ROW: George Raffle, Mr. Monger (Director), Bill Goodwin, Greg Sorensen, Pat Dray. 67 Tahoma Girls’ Club again sponsored Tahoma's Girls Club was again active in 1968. The year's events began with a very successful Tolo (See next page) and continued with a White Christmas assembly and the annual Mother-Daughter banquet in the spring. Adviser is Mrs. Carol Thompson. Kathy Je n n i n gs, historian; Laine Foss, vice-president; Georgia Pal-etta, president; Jan Ahrens, secretary; Marlys Peterson, treasurer; Mrs. Carol Thompson , advisor. one of year’s outstanding events Tahoma's Tantalizing Tolo, sponsored each year by the Girls' Club again proved to be one of the outstanding social events of the year. It was held on Nov. 18, 1967, and was attended by about 52 couples. Music was supplied by the Mourning Light from Renton and pictures (including the one above) were taken by Jack Fleming Studios of Renton. It was a huge success and I was very happy with the turnout, said Georgia Paletta, Girls' Club President. ABOVE: Tolo Court—Prince Mike Robertson with Jan Ahrens, Prince Jim Gay with Vonda Veleke, and King Mike Davies with Kathy McCray. 69 Tahoma’s most ambitious musical. . . The popular Broadway and TV musical, BYE BYE BIRDIE, was this year's choice for the all-school musical. One of the largest casts ever assemblied for a Tahoma musical was hard at work preparing for an interesting and successful performance as this page of the KI-AH-YU went to press. The four leads are shown on the opposite page. The part of Mr. McAffee, incidentally, was played by the one and only Mr. Richard Sims, Tahoma High English teacher. The production was directed by Mr. Lonnie Butz. FRONT ROW: Toni Wingert, Karla Bren, Nancy Zylstra, Jill Satterlee, Jeannie Johanson, Kathy Bailey, Jan Loudenback, Lisa Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Misher, Margarette Weibe, Crystal Ingram, Robin Wetmore, Marlys Peterson, Marcie Podkranic, Diane L'Amoureux, Sandy Spurlock, Ginny Roberts. THIRD ROW: Mark Butcher, MR. RICHARD (Hamlet) SIMS, Walt Olson, Mike Richards, John Maxwell, Randy Crockett, pick Libby. MISSING: Jackie Sloboden, Brad Armstrong, Bob Adams. 70 Bye, Bye Birdie broadway and tv hit JOHN MAXWELL as Conrad Birdie KATHY BAILEY as Kim McAffee MIKE RICHARDS as Albert JAN LOUDENBACK as Rosie DeLeon 71 Girls’ athletic association These girls meet once a weekafter school and participate in both intra-school activities and in contests with other schools, including the Junior High. Each year an outstanding senior girl has her name placed on the GAA trophy. FRONT ROW: Sharon Adair, Anna Simone, Lisa Mitchell, Diane L'Amourcux, Vicki Garrett, Lame Foss, Jill Satterlee, Wanda Owens. SECOND ROW: Audrey Th i b ode au x , Jan Hyatt, Chris Young, Kris Wettland, Patty Bcmdt, Debbie Bradshaw, Rafella Wright, Kathy Jennings. THIRD ROW: Carol Woodward, Gloria Smaylis, Jan Hall, Jan Ahrens, Karen Kepler, Crystal Ingram, Yvonne Allard, Toni Wingert, Joan Shearer, Kathy Calhoun. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Hill, Joy Johnson, Laurie Kyriss, Darlene Quackenbush, Colleen Ryan, Ethel Moore, Karrla Bren, Marilyn Rasmussen, Billie McCutchan, Linda Lewallen, Roseanne Paxton. FIFTH ROW: Jean Boy-’ ington, Barbara Knoll, Bonnie DeVore, Kathy McCray, Vonda Veleke, Iva Short, Gail Kalb, Venice Palmer, Karen Wulf, Frances Conroy, Natalie Crabtree. Officers Anna Simone, treasurer; Miss Helen Shaw, advisor; Laine Foss, president; Kathy Jennings, vice-president. SPORTS Varsity Cheerleaders Queen Vicki Garrett BELOW: Varsity cheerleaders in their football uniforms--Anne Boyington, Lyn j 1as-carello, Vicki Garrett, Debbie Bradshaw, Rafaela Wright. Lyn Mascarello ABOVE: Varisty cheerleaders in their basketball unifroms-Anne Boyington, Vicki Garrett, Debbie Bradshaw, Lyn Mascarello, Rafaela Wright. Debbie Bradshaw Rafaela Wright Anne Boyington 75 Bears in 68 didn’t conquer world. LEFT: Bethel man drops a pass as Larry Barfield looks on. (Note: All pictures on this and the next three pages were taken at the Tahoma-Bcthel game, won by the Bears 6-0.) 76 but were in there all the time . . . LEFT: Excitement is seen on the faces of starters: Those with faces in view: Chuck Names, Jim Hagen, George Raffle, Tony Stamper, and Randy Savoy. 77 One of the victories along the way as LEFT: Mike Davies on a substantial gain around end. RIGHT: Defensive team digs in to hold. LEFT: Mike Davies bobbles ball behind the back, but still manages to make a short gain. RIGHT: Bill Furlong runs one of many quarterback sneaks up the center. THS wins a close one against Bethel LEFT: Bill Furlong off on one of his many long runs during the Bethel game. RIGHT: Bears pile up Bethel runner after a short gain. 79 LEFT: George Raffle breaks through the line to tackle a Bethel man. Tahoma Junior Varsity, ’68 It wasn't the same team that tied for division honors in 1967, but this year's football squad had a fair season with a 5-4 overall record and a 3-3 league showing. The Bears tied for third in the seven team division. The story: SEPT. 15: In a non-league game, the Bears defeated the Tolt Demons, 34-6, at Auburn. The outstanding Tahoma performance of the game was Mike Davies' 85 yard punt return for a touchdown. SEPT. 23: Five key interceptions and 50 yards of penalities were the two major reasons for a stinging 28-0 defeat handed to the Bears by the Curtis Vikings at Auburn. SEPT. 30: Bill Furlong dashed off 121 yards in this one as Tahoma defeated Laughbon 15-0 at Auburn. OCT. 6: Another disappointment. Mighty Fife, which finished its division campaign undefeated, clobbered the Bears 30-7. OCT. 14: The Wildcats edged Tahoma 13-7 at Auburn. Mike Davies scored the Bears' touchdown and Bill Furlong added the extra point. OCT. 20: On a rain-splattered field at Foster, the Bulldogs nipped a stubborn Tahoma squad, 6-0. OCT. 27: In a home game at Auburn against Turn water the Bears came out on Top, 24-12. NOV. 3: The Bears traveled to Buckley and defeated the Hornets 12-6. NOV. 10: A 69-yard T a h o m a drive, including a 14-yard scoring run by Bill Furlong, won this one against Bethel, 6-0. PICTURE ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Mgr. Ted Gegoux, Mark Gilbert, Bill Furlong, Bob Adams, Rick Maxon, Ivan Gingrich, Kim Markus, Walt Olson, Mike Berdnt. SECOND ROW: Coach Maxwell, Tom Tedder, Chuck O'Harran, Jim Gay, Tony Stamper, Mike Davies, Randy Savoy, Coach Carson. THIRD ROW: Gary Youngblood, Larry Barfield, Cliff McDaniel, Chuck Names, Fred Youngblood, George Raffle, Jim Hagen. Tahoma Varsity 68 The Little Bears won two games this year, but are expected to improve in the years to come. The scores, Tahoma’s first: 7 Curtis 39 7 Laughbon 0 0 Fife 12 12 Mount Si 33 0 Foster 20 6 Turn water 20 20 White River 14 FRONT ROW: Gary Kalb, Bill Wright, Rick Kamp, Rod Anardi, Peter Dove, Dean Gay, Dennis Lundy. SECOND ROW: Coach Wood, Chuck Minshull, Greg Sorensen, Kelly Snapp, Jim Carris, Norman Bir, Rick Nestor. THIRD ROW: Dean Lohman, Terry Tedder, Greg Fern, Brad McHenry, Jay Spurlock, Coach Alsman. 81 Cross-Country Team I-air to good' could be the appraisal of this year's cross-country squad, which lost to Enumclaw, Tumwater, and Curtis. They won against Bethel and Sumner, however, finished tops among 'A ' schools in the North Thurston Invitational and were seventh among 14 teams in the West Central District cross-country. ABOVE: Scott Boyce, Gary Boyce, Don Wright, Jim Davis. BELOW: Don Wright. NOT SHOWN: Dick Libby; Coaches Jack Johnson and Frank Wessel. . and a state champ It was another first for Tahoma as Don Wright finished first in the individual standings of the State Class A” cross-country meet held at Greenlake in Seattle, Nov. 11. Don competed among 144 other runners. His time was 11:38.5. Earlier Don placed first in the Class A division of the West Central District cross-countrymeet held at Evergreen High School, Nov. 4. 82 Junior Varsity Cheer Leaders YES, INDEED. . . The Tahoma J u n i or Varsity is Min there” too, and along with it the J. V. cheerleaders seen on this page. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Vonda Veleke, Jean Boyington, Barbara Knoll. BACK: Laura Atkinson. LEFT: In another pose. FRONT ROW: Laura Atkinson, Barbara Knoll. SECOND ROW: Vonda Veleke, Jean Boyington. 83 Varsity Wrestling Team FRONT ROW: Greg Sorensen, Bob Adams, Rick Nestor, Jay Spurlock, Mike Reichert, Ron Archer, Bill Wright. SECOND ROW: Coach Bob Carson, Jim Hagen, Clif McDaniel, Terry Tedder, Chuck Names, Jerry Holt. LEFT: Chuck Names, Terry Tedder. BELOW RIGHT: Ron Archer, Mike Reichert. BELOW LEFT: Managers Bill Loomis, Paul Hadley. “Grunt and Groan popular at TIIS Jim Hagen, Clif McDaniel. FLASH! As a result of Tahoma's strong showing in the West Central District tournament (held at Tahoma Feb. 17) in which the Bears lost the trophy by one point among nine teams, the following Bears represented Tahoma in the state tournament at Moses Lake Feb. 24: Bob Adams Bill Wright Ron Archer Bob Adams, Jay Spurlock. J.V. wrestling team $ iV VdOffc tf (ESTIING H OWs WRESTflHG f?? w URttTlINC , wRisaiNc sW? , ’ K$TU C u y � __________► KTCSTII forrest Shoemaker, Kelly Snapp, Jim Carris, Bruce Meckle, Jerry Elder, Pat Gauthier. 85 THS varsity hoopsters . . . Season Record (Tahoma Score first) NON-LEAGUE GAMES 40 North Thurston 44 30 Bethel 41 54 Curtis 51 50 Mount Si 68 73 White River 60 67 Enumclaw 72 64 Alumni LEAGUE GAMES 67 52 Foster 53 48 Fife 71 40 T umwater 41 48 Sumner 52 52 Peninsula 58 62 Enumclaw 85 67 White River 55 52 Mount Si (Continued on page 108) 64 (OT) Mike Davies provided lots of thrills PEP BUS SCENE: Robert Stump, Debbie Dry, Mike O'Connell. ■■ LEADING SCORER Larry Barfield More fighting Bears . . . TIME OUT: Coach Ryan speaks some encouraging words. Bill Furlong Lorric Hildcrbrand Brad McHenry Bruce Gott and the varsity as a group Bill Furlong, Tony Stamper, Randy Savoy, Steve Sholdra, Ted Gegoux, Brad McHenry, Mike Davies, Larry Bar-field, Bruce Gott, Lorrie Hilderbrand, Coach Janes Ryan. 89 Junior Varsity FRONT ROW: Norman Bir, Randy Crockett, Greg Fern, Hal Williams, Scott Boyce. SECOND ROW: Coach Ed Alsman, Bruce Lorang, John Ellerhoff, David Gerbing, Rod Anardi, Gerald Foss, Frank Pichinini. MANAGERS Qiuck Minshull Mark Haynes Larry Adams 90 ON THIS AND FOLLOWING PAGES: The story of a home game Junior Varsity and Varsity cheerleaders salute the colors: Jean Boyington, Vonda Veleke, Barbara Knoll, Laura Atkinson, Vivki Garrett, Debbie Bradshaw, Lyn Mascarello, Rafeala Wright, Anne Boyington. 91 The expectant crowd roars. . . Mascot, band, first basket and The F lag appears Cheryl Stusser, Mascot, arrives with the colors. The band plays Director Ed Monger strikes up a tune. Mr. John Buckner in foreground seems to enjoy it. and the game begins Mike Davies pumps lor two. 92 then the action warms up Brad beats his man Brad McHenry goes for the basket past a tired Hornet. Savoy battles in vain Randy Savoy fights for the rebound while Larry Barfield and Mike Davies look on. 93 The Bears didn’t win it, but. . . Barfield jumps Larry tries to tip the ball to a teammate. NOTE: All picrures in this section were taken during the Homecoming game with Enumclaw, which the Bears lost 85-62. Photos by Ted Gatz. Ted outjumps his man Gegoux tips to the waiting Bears for a fast break attempt. Two for McHenry Brad hits for two from his favorite corner. 94 they showed plenty of zip and fight Randy battles a hornet Savoy fights for the ball while Brad stays out of the way. Larry goes high Barfield outjumps his man. Is this football? Mike Davies, Bill Furlong, and Randy Savoy all fight for an elusive ball. 95 Tony Stamper scores as anEnumclaw player decides to sit it out. Brad McHenry waiting to put ball in play. Othe rs: Mr. A Is man, Coach Ryan, Bruce Lorang, Lorr i e Hilderbrand, Ted Gegoux, Mike Davies, Steve Sholdra (hardly seen). 96 Lettermen s Club FRONT ROW: Bryan Betts, Mark Haynes, Bill Furlong, Dennis Osthus, Earl Brunette, Rick Maxon, Mark Gilbert, George Raffle, Don Wright, Jeff McClusky, Walt Olson. SECOND ROW: Rod Anardi, Bob Stump, G Boy« Jon Salsbury, Tony Stamper, Chuck Names, Steve Sholdra, Randy Savoy, Charles O'Harran, Mike_Dav.es « Dick Libby, Larry Adams. THIRD ROW: Jeff Stas, Ron Archer, Mike Reichert, Ivan Gingrich, Cart Youngblood, Clif McDaniel, Jack Meyers, Jim Hagen, Kim Markus, Larry Barfield, Rick Nestor, Scott Boyce, , Jerry Starke, Jim Davis, Bob Adams, Terry Tedder, Chuck Minshull. Officers Jim Hagen, sergeant-at-arms; Bill Furlong, president; Mike Davies, vice-president. Missing: Jim Gay, secretary. Mr. Maxwell, Adviser. 97 BELOW: FRONT ROW, seated: Randy Crockett, Larry Adams, Mike Creenside, Gary Kalb, Paul Rohweder, Dean Shepard, Terry Tedder, Steve Bailey, Charles O'Harran. SECOND ROW, standing: Kim Markus, Bill Furlong, Rick Maxon, Bob Stump, Ted Cegoux, Dave Philio, Don Wright , Larry Barfield , Coach Jack Johnson. ( after name means entries in state meet. ) 98 Kim Markus shot put 99 Baseball again proved to be one Jim Hagen pitcher Returning Lettermen Jerry Starke, Bruce Gott, Jim Hagen, Jim Gay, Earl Brunette, Gary Boyce 100 of Tahoma’s most popular sports FRONT ROW: Jim Davis, Mike Reichert, Jerry Starke, Mike Berndt, Jim Gay, George Raffle, Ted Turpin. SECOND ROW: Coach Charles Wood, Chuck Names, Bruce Gott, Jim Hagen, Scott Boyce, Rick Nestor, Earl Brunette, Gary Boyce. Jim Gay catcher Earl Brunette shortstop It was the Ski Club s first year . . . FRONT ROW: Jean Boyington, Jan Loudenback, Chris Young, Rafeala Wright, Debbie Bradshaw, Anne Boyington, Kathy McCray, Diane L'Amoureux, Peggy Campbell, Laine Foss, Karen Seppi. SECOND ROW: Shayne Koskela, Bonnie DcVore, Barbara Knoll, Jeanne Johanson, Dave Campbell, Mark Clapper, Paul Clark, John Maxwell, Dean Gay, Kim Markus, Pete Dove, Mark Butcher, Dave (cripple) Smith, Walt Hutchinson. MISSING: Advisers: Mr. Charles Campbell, Mr. William Maxwell. Golfers drove, walked, and putted . . . BELOW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Dean Dieckman, Hal Williams, Steve Paris, John Maxwell, John Jordahl. Missing: Coach Pete Ryan. And tennis was back for another year FRONT ROW: Laine Foss, Kathy McCray, Jean Boyington, Laura Atkinson, Gail Kalb, Vonda Veleke, Coach Frank Wessel. SECOND ROW: Diane L'Amoureux, Jill Satterlee, Linda Smaylis, Debbie L’Amoureux, Bonnie DeVore, Judy Raffle, Debbie Bradshaw, Kathy Jennings, Rafaela Wright. THIRD ROW: Fred Chavre, Norman Bir, Lorrie Hilderbrand, Steve Paris, Peter Dove, Greg Fern, Hal Williams, Gerald Foss. 103 Little Boy and Little Girl Day Homecoming Queen and King Kathy Bailey, Mike Davies Homecoming 1968 Debbie L'Amoureux, Vonda Veleke. More “Little Ones Beckie Miller, Mike O'Connell, Joy Miller. Clash Day RIGHT: Gary Boyce 104 Homecoming Game Vicki Garrett, Jan Ahrens, Jan Hall, Lisa Mitchell, Jill Satterlee, Karen Kepler. ... A week of fun and excitement Larry Barfield, Mike Davies. Ron Archer, Rafaela Wright, Debbie Bradshaw, Anne Boyington. Ron is announcing the Junior Class raffle winners. Lisa Mitchell, Mr. Wessel, Jan Hall, Mr. Sims, Jan Ahrens, Karen Keppler, Vicki Garrett, Kathy Bailey, Kathy Jennings, Jill Satterlee, Sandy Spurlock. Daine Gilbert as Dr. Anagnos The cast, director, and stage crew of the senior play, ’’The Miracle Worker, survived a record number of performances Nov. 2-4, five in all including two public showings on Friday and Saturday nights. Leads in the play were Ginny Roberts as Helen Keller, Lisa Mitchell as Annie Sullivan, Anna Simone as Kate Keller, and Mark Butcher as Captain Keller. BELOW: Kim Christian as Percy, Mr. Butz, Director. The Miracle Worker” ABOVE: Ginny Roberts as Helen Keller. 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