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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

uojSuii so yj ooip§ i Siff otuoH°l CIA HVIX 4 Contents The best is yet to come 4 Seniors '75 18 Organizations 46 Sports 84 Individuals 114 Juniors 116 Sophomores 124 Freshmen 132 Faculty 142 Advertisements 152 Hard times, hand to mouth . . . down and out All those hard times But we’ve seen the seasons turning, As we’ve weathered every storm; And the climate of our friendship Is so tender and so w arm. We’ve only just begun to realize The best is yet to come; This is only the beginning . . . Hard times hand to mouth . . . down and out All those hard times But we’ve seen the seasons turning, 9 As we’ve weathered every storm And the climate of our friendship Is so tender and so warm. 13 We've only just begun to realize . . . This is only the beginning 16 The Best Is Yet To Come r j � 19 Senior Class Officers Left to Right: Tom Hofferber.President; Sheryl Getchman, Vice President; Pat Anderson, Secretary; Linda Hiett, Treasurer. 20 Left to right: Roger Bir, Tom Hofferber, Rob Winner, Terry Rasmussen, Sheryl Getchman, Sam Kcrley, f.'ike Waltz, Tori Burki, Linda Hiett, Cheryl Zorn, and Pat Anderson. 21 Senior Senate Cindy Lou Bowman “Cindy” James Micheal Brimmage “Mike” Donna Mae Brisendine “Donna” 22 Daniel Hiram Carson “Dan” Dale Stacey Christiansen “Dale” David Thor Christensen “Dave” 23 Linda Jean Cowen “Linda” Vicki Mary Cox “Vicki” Debra Ann Crabtree “Debbie” 24 James Steven Dover “Steve” Maureen Ann Doyle “Maureen” Dawn Marie Dugent “Dawn” 25 Cloyce Stephen Frazier “Steve” Karen Lillian Freeman “Karen” Sheryl Lynne Getchman “Getch” 26 Denise Anne Gilbert “Denise” Guy Calvin Gilbert “Guy” Melodie Kay Gilman “Mel” Katherine Louise Gorr “Kathy” Keith Edward Graham “Keith” Sandra Jean Greenleaf “Sandy” 27 Keith Milton Hansen “Keith” Danny Emil Helfenstein “Dan” Gary Kenneth Henrich “Gary” 28 29 Jacqueline Mae Johnson “Jacque” Jerry Johnson “Jerry” Larry Andrew Johnson “Larry” 30 Samuel Owen Kerley “Sam” Kenneth John King “Ken” Gail Ann Kinghammer “Gail” Deborah Jean Kintner “Debbie” Harvey Frank Knauss “Harv” Tonia Rae Kobe “Tonia” Sheri Lynn Kovarik “Sheri” Kimberly Susan Lamb “Kim” 31 Joe Ricky Lopez “Joe” Hilary Trent Lorenz “Hilary” Cathie Virene Lund “Cathie” 32 Crystal Lynn May “Chris” William Elmer McBain “BM” Karine Deanne McFarland “Karine” Robert McGinnis “Keven” Kevin Stanley McLellan “Kevin” Krina Janelle Metcalfe “Krina” Michael Perry Miller “Mike” Vickie Sue Miller “Vickie” 33 Paula Sue Monger “Paula” Cabba Lou Myers “Cabba” Kelly Lou Nelson “Kelly” Thomas David Montaney “Tom” Cindy Annette Nicholas “Cindy” Cynthia Lee Morrow “Cindy” Nanette Neer “Nan” Amber Starr Nix “Starr” Jerry Claire Pound “Jerry” Lisa Jean Prinzing “Lisa” Albert Edward Ramey “Bret” 35 Terry Delany Rasmussen “Terry” Douglas Frank Reed “Doug” Karla Jean Reed “Karla” Darlene Marie Reeder “Darlene” Lee Charles Rhoden “Lee” Linda Marie Rhoden “Linda” Deborah Louise Roney “Debbie” Gregg Morris Running “Gregg” 36 Melody Lynn Snitzler “Mel” Maria Aleen Sproat “Maria” Richard Harold Stocks “Rick” 37 Evonna Gail Tersiisky “Evonne” Kimberly Ann Ticehurst “Kim” Stephen Laurence Tilford “Steve” 38 Michael John Waltz “Mike” Blythe Ellen Wenberg “Blythe” Jill Yvonne Whitaker “Jill” 39 Deborah Anne Wright “Debbie” Cheryl Gene Zorn “Cheryl” 40 MISPLACED SENIORS NOT PICTURED Percy Gayle Allpress “Percy” Carl Victor Eltz “Carl” John Raymond Mustered “John” Daniel C. Beck “Dan” Robert Scott Green “Scott” Joeseph Palmer Jr. “Joe” Frank Christopher Berte “Frank” Reginald Haverlock Hoggard III “Rusty” Laurie Jeanne Ramso “Laurie” Laurelann Louise Bren “Laurelann” James Berry Kandior “Jim” Patty Annette Spitzer “Patty” Jerri Louise Breiner “Jerri” Brenda Jean Britton “Brenda” Harry Alvin Knauss “Harry” Jeffrey Allen Kragness “Jeff’ Christopher Duane Staldt “Chris” Paul Howard Touby “Paul” Randy Gene Christman “Randy” Donald Leroy Kreider “Don” Kathleen Roberta Tresch “Kathy” Janan Elaine Curry “Janan” James Avery Lawe “Jim” Jay Micheal Ulmer “Jay” Sharon Kay Deveraux “Sharon” Harvey Ernest McEwen “Harvey” Donald Terrance Wilcox “Don” MOST FUN TO BE WITH Gena Short, Joe Lopez BEST LOOKING Wes Butt, Sonja Grouleff Super BEST DANCER Delia Serna, Wes Butt PRETTIEST SMILE Kim Ticehurst, Gregg Running BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Roger Bir, Brigicl Walsh BIGGEST FLIRT Joe Lopez, Kathy Gorr BEST PERSONALITY Gregg Running, Sonja Grouleff BEST ATHELETE Jill Whitaker, Keith Kepler 44 PRETTIEST HAIR Kim Lamb, Harry Knauss BIGGEST BIG SHOT Terri Denton, Rick Stocks BEST DRESSED Tom Hofferber, Gena Short BIGGEST APPLE POLISHER Kevin McLellan, Linda Hiett BEST SCHOLAR Rob Wittner, Cheryl Baird SHYEST Ezell Woodard, Carl Eltz BEST ALL AROUND SENIOR Michelle Coulon. Keith Kepler BIGGEST STORY TELLER Scott Green, Karine Reid MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Rob Wittner, Karen Clayton TO1 PRETTIEST EYES Mike Waltz, Sonja Grouleff FUNNIEST LAUGH MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Monica Conroy, Rick Fardig Cheryl Baird, Rob Wittner In Memory And Tribute To A Friend Jared R. Starr III November 3, 1956 to December 24, 1974 Grice Noli Crowell Christmas Ball Christman Ball, sponsored by Honor Society was held on December 21, and turned out a success, with the idea in mind of not making money and to just provide a fun, inexpensive activity for the students. The location being in the lounge area added to the more expensive looking dance. One hundred-thirty people came to this semi-formal dance. 1. Royalty: Margo Grouleff, Sophomore Princess; Jill Whitaker, Queen, Angie Deonigi, Freshmen Princess, Kris Barnett, Junior Princess. 2. Member of Daemon plays. 3. Greg Hagman and Alison Ney boggie to Daemon. 4. Matt Gordon enjoys the food at Christman Ball. 5. Daemon proved to be a good band, as everyone enjoyed themselves at the Christmas Ball. 52 Members give their attention at a meeting held during lunch. Honor Society Honor Society grew larger this year with the initiation of 22 new members in spring. The club was advised by Mr. Thom Rohm and the officers were: Rob Wittner, president; Becky Childress, vice-president; Tracy Lange, treasurer;and Linda Rhoden, secretary. This year’s activities included the Christmas Ball, initiation, an all day picnic at Woodland Park Zoo, and raising money for the club. Linda Rhoden checks attendance at a meeting. 54 Members pictured: Mark Eley, Sandi Johnson, Jill Whitaker, Cheryl Getchman, Kim Ticehurst, Kathy Gorr, Diane Lock, Linda Rhoden, Rob Wittner, Gena Short, Tracy Lange, Becky Childress, Larry Johnson, Gary Henrich, Harvey Knauss, Wanda Lambert, Cheryl Baird, Janet Tollefson, April Preedy, Gill Naylor, Rod Nestor,Chris Barnett, Brian Miller, Phyllis Merklin, Penny Leek, Linda Hiett, Lisa Printing, Colleen Baird, Evan Morris, Rick Olson, Dave Christensen, Barb Sutton, Dan Beck, Mr. Rohm, Karen Hillstrom, Michelle Coulon, Sherry White, Tammy Elderidge, Linda Wedin, and Diana Christensen. German Club Front row: Don Hunt, Robin Vincent, Michelle Coulon, Heidi Beck, JoAnne Beardsley, Phyllis Merklin, Peggy Monger, Kerry Peterson, and Bill Hodge. Back row: Dan Beck, Scott Treick, Evan Morris, Stanette Kowis, April Preedy, Janet Tollefson, Cory Hilby, Cheryl Elder, Carrie Starr, Teri Zorn, Debbie Douglass, Jim Bellinger, Jim Henderson, Dan Waltz, and Mr. Rohm. Even though German Club is somewhat anonimous as compared to some of our other clubs, it has been a very active year. The club is advised by Mr. Rohm and it’s officers are: Dan Beck, president; Cheryl Elder, vice- president; Michelle Coulon, secretary; and Rayne Feldman, treasurer. Baking pretzels after school for open house, going to Leavenworth, folkdancing, silk-screening T-shirts, and visiting Vancouver, B.C. were just some of the activities that helped to keep members busy and let them have a good time too. Everyone Smile! Herald StaVf Karine Reid Brenda Dickinson, Editor Diana Christensen Cindy Anderson Scott Sims, Sports Edito Larry Swetnam Kim WilliijPfem Maureen Doyle Centerfold: Kevin McLellan Annual Staff Inexperience, differing opinions, and dedication characterized the work on this year’s KJ AH YU. Neither the staff or the advisor had ever produced a high school annual before. All who worked on the staff appreciate the tremendous body of worth and cooperation it took to produce this publication. To begin the staff mounted a very successful sale of annuals. Their goal was to sell 600 annuals and was reached by the end of October. The staff also sponsored a dance in November which turned out to be a great success. This year’s staff was advised by Mr. Graham and was co-edited by Evan Morris and Sherry White Other members include Julee Schellhase, Becky Coffin, Michelle Coulon, Judy Saftich, Terry Rasmussen, Karen Freeman, Janet Ring, Sue Gamradt, and Kevin McLellan. 1. Sue Gamradt uses an old annual to identify unfamiliar faces. 2. Evan Morris tries desperately to think of a story for wrestling. 3. Becky Coffin searches for missing pictures. The newspaper staff worked tirelessly with the aid of Mr. Graham to meet the Herald’s deadlines. Editor was Harvey Knauss and Brenda Dickinson served as assistant editor. Their industrious efforts made each issue of the Herald possible. Kevin McLellan was responsible for all the photographs. Karine Reid and Larry Swetnam wrote many of the columns and editorials, including ‘Rock Notes’. Kim Willingham edited the front page, with the help of reporters Diana Christensen, Brenda Britton, Cindy Anderson, Judy Saf-tich, Michelle Coulon, Monica Conroy, and Debbie Roney. Typist was Maureen Doyle. The sports page was supervised by Sam Kerley and Scott Sims. 1. Sam Kerley proofreads sport’s story before typing. 2. Mr. Graham listens to the staffs complaints. 3. Kim Willingham displays his talents in doing a page layout. 4. Editor Harvey Knauss heads discussion on what stories should be covered in the next issue of the Herald Herald Staff Tahoma goes International For the first time in history a group of Tahoma students participated in an exchange program. Pictured on this page are: (beginning upper right, going clockwise) Phyllis Merklin, Cheryl Elder, Esther Dominquez, and Evan Morris. On the opposite page are April Preedy, Janet Tollefson, Scott Treick, Karen Freeman and Debbie Douglas. Esther Dominguez was our visiting exchange student. She came from Veracruz, Mexico and lived with the Wingert family. Esther stayed about half of a school year. She is already graduated from high school. She came to the states to learn English and see the world. (continued next page) All of the other students pictured are Tahoma students who went to Germany. Mr. Thom Rohm and Mr. Dietholf Zerweck, who participated last year in a teacher exchange made the arrangements. Karen, the only senior, left in January and returned in March so that she could be back for graduation. The others, all juniors, left together in March to return with their exchange in June. They lived in the Ludwigsburg area and attended Morike Gymnasium. FBLA New Club Has Active Year There was a new club around Tahoma this year, Future Business Leaders of America, FBLA. Club officers were: Lynda Hiett, president; Mike Wick- strom, vice president; Debbie Douglas, secretary; Lori Prinzing, treasurer; Cindy Kovarik, historian; Jackie Grant, reporter; and Ms. Mary Peters, advisor. The clubs first year was a busy one. Their first activity was a luncneon, hosted by FBLA members for area business men. Janie Sacco, state FBLA reporter from Kent Meridian, was guest speaker. Mr. Wasisco and Mr. Campbell also attended. Around Christmas time, members sold calender reminder notes in colored folders with “Dum Things I Gotta Do” printed on them, and stationary. During Vocational Education week, February 10-14, they hosted a guest speaker. Job interviewing was the topic of the speach. They sponsored a sock hop February 28. The money raised was used toward club activities in March and April. In March a Mini Conference was held at Mukilteo. Local competition was held in short hand, typing, book keeping and 10 key adding machine. On April 18-19 the State Conference was held in Ellensburg. The same type of competition took place, only at the state level. Members earned all expenses to attend the conference. FBLA members, Dottom row, left to right: Mike Wickstrom, Lori Prinzing, Lynda Hiett, Deboie Douglas. Second row: Cheryl Baird, Karen Stump, Sherry Hubbard, Jan Johnson. Third row: Ms. Peters, advisor; Pam Althauser, Jolyn Keith Linda Herrman, Tom Montaney, Carla Hill. 1. Mike Wickstrom, FBLA vice president, speaks at the businessmen’s luncheon. 2. From left to right, Cindy Kovarik, Linda Herrman, Cheryl Baird and Ms. Marion Short enjoy the food at the businessmen’s luncheon. FTA Front row: Rod Nestor, Debbie King, Lisa Prinzing, Stanette Kowis, Lori Prinzing, Karen Stump, Gill Naylor, Tom Montaney. Second row: Karine Reid, Nels Barth, Gail Kinghammer, Diane Stone, Rick Olsen, Tracy Lange, Carla Reed, Dawn Dugent, Maria Sproat, Denise Gilbert, Linda Hiett, and advisor, Ms. Smith. 1. Jeff Leighton, races to the finish line. 2. Karen Stump struggles through her typing. Future Teachers of America hold annual tricycle races during homecoming week. This year FTA held a bake sale and book drive to raise money for a field trip at the end of the year. Another of their money raising projects is the pencil machine. FTA officers are: Gill Naylor, president; and Karen Stump, vice-president. Thespians From left to right; Front row: John Olson, Janice Hunt, Karine Reid. Second row: Judy Hintz, Roxanne Hubbard, Theresa Nelson, Heidi Beck. Third row: Advisor, Ms. Blumrick, Rod Nestor, and Maureen McNair. THS Rock-n-Rolls Tahoma High School returned to the days of hot rods and rock roll for a day on February 14. The student body dressed in clothes out of the 50’s. The highlight of the day was a 50’s pep assembly. That night there was also a Sweetheart sock-hop, with Disc Jockey John Maynard from KUUU, playing tunes from the 50’s on special sound equipment. The 50’s day was put on by the cheerleaders to raise school spirit. 1. The basketball team wholeheartedly leads the student body in a cheer at the pep assembly. 2. Tom Hofferber, senior class officer, shows ‘Senior Spirit’. 3. Bob Smith and Jan Hunt dance to the sounds of the 50’s. 4. Dawn Dugent checks out the greasers during the day. Pep Club New Traditions for a New School ’75 Pep Club members, bottom row, left to right: Karen Stump, president; Gillian Naylor, vice president; Karen, Hillstrom, secretary; Marion Honeysuckle, treasurer. Second row: Ms. Annette Van Diest, advisor; Chris Trujillo, Jill Whitaker, Debbie Lamoreaux, Gena Short, Teresa Waterman, Karen Clayton, Diana Waterman, Melanie Campbell. Third row: Nancy Andrich, Lynn Parsons, Pam Nicolai, Tammie Eldrige, Debbie Douglas, Terri Zorn, Molly McCarthy, Keri Barber. Fourth row; Cindy Nicholas, Kathy Cutler, Diane Sherwood, Tracy Lange, Stanette Kowis, Cheryl Baird, Renee DeBord. Fifth row: Kim McElhaney, Colleen Baird, Carmine Tresner, Sandy Lee, Kathy Andrich, Genine Hodge. I. Molly McCarthy, a pep club member, keeps statistics during a wrestling match. 2. Kent Barber enjoys one of the many treats provided by pep club members. Pep Band Highlighting this year’s Pep Band were the new sweat shirt uniforms. The shirts were bought with the idea of having a uniform and still being informal. Members could order their own sweat shirts in blue and gold-, with either an animal playing their instrument, or a bear looking over a log Linda Rhoden and Jacque Johnson blow away on their clarinets during a basketball game. Pep Band members for ’75, bottom row, left to right: Carol Duncan, Kerry Peterson, Kathy Preedy, Connie Johnson, Deanne Tollef-son, Romona Preedy, Janet Tollefson, Lynn Parsons, Patsy Walsh. Second row: Paula Monger, Robin Vincent, Jacque Johnson, Linda Rhoden, Jan Johnson, Mike Ingvall, Bonnie Rhoden, Rick Geist, Erik Johnson, Cory Hilby, Richard Lee, Debbie Mondryzk, Kathy Cutler. Third row: Jeff Leighton, Richie Raub, Valerie Honeysuckle, Donna Selzler, April Preedy, Dean Tongue, Jim Christensen, Lowell Gordon, Lisa Ledum, Charles Westover, Dan Lewis, Darcy Hilby, Hedi Beck, Tim Newell, Mr. Ed Monger, director. 67 Service Club Left to right, First Row: Director, Mr. Ryan, Nancy Brock, Kim McElhaney, Lori Miller, Sandy Lee Patty Miller. 2nd Row: Kris Barnett, Candi Smith, Colleen Baird, Wanda Smith, Karen Dugent, Stan-ette Kouis, Tracy Lange. Graphics This year’s graphics class has had quite a big change. Unlike previous years the class is offered all 5 periods and there are only two students in each class. The name of the class was changed from graphics to advanced office skills though they still do the same work. The students do a number of jobs including operating the scanner. Thermofax copier, Gestetner, and reproducing of office forms. Graphics students, from left to right are: Krina Metcalf, Debbie Douglas, Melanie Goss, Cabba Meyers, Terri Johnson, Sue Gamradt, Janet Ring, Bret Ramey, and Pat Jacobs. Blue Band Trombone players make the music slide along. From left to right: Front row: Peggy Duncan, Deanne Tollefson, Kerry Peterson, Lori Prinzing, Misty Richter, Ramona Preedy, Connie Johnson, Kathy Preedy. Second row: Debbie Mondrzyk, Robin Vincent, Judy Anderton, Mike Angvall, Carol Duncan, Rick Geist, Eric Johnson, Bob Brenemen, Tom Sutton, Mike Sogura, Kathy Cutler. Third row: Dean Tongue, Charles Westover, Jim Christensen, Lowell Gordon, Tim Newell, Jerry Althauser, Rick Ramso, Dan Lewis, Darcy Hilby, Jim Starr. Fourth row: Rich Raub, Tracy McGinnis, Val Honeysuckle. Not pictured, director, Lonnie Butz. Gold Band From left to right: front row- Lorre Carris, Sue Fern, Nancy Simmons, Patsy Walsh, Lynne Parsons, Janet Tollefson, Marion Honeysuckle, Peggy Monger, Nancy Andrich, Joanne Beardsley, Cheryl Baird. Second row- Linda Rhoden, Paula Monger, Coral Hilby, Jacque Johnson, Mel Miles, Rick Olson, Julie Thompson, Becky Guy, Diana Christensen, Barb Sutton, Jim Sheperd, Lisa Ledum, Richard Lee, Bonnie Rhoden, Guy Gilbert, Scott Sims. Third row- Tammy Eldrige, Doug Reed, Lee Rhoden, Donna Selzer, Wanda Smith, April Preedy, Heidi Beck, Dennis Church, Fred Hauisen, RickGerbing, Frank Wolfrum, Larry Worcester, Gary Dickover, Keven McGinnis, Ron Olson, Top row- Rick Ramsey, Alison Nev, Rich Raub, Ken Hess, and advisor Mr. Ed Monger. Stage Band From left to right; Front row: Coral Hilby, Jim Sheperd, Melanie Miles, Lisa Ledum. Second row: Linda Rhoden , Richard Raub, Evan Morris, Charles Westover, Jim Christensen Lowell Gordon, Keven McGinnis. Third row: Rick Fardig, Dave Christensen, Mike Smith, Dan Beck, Dan Lewis, Guy Gilbert, Collins Loupe, John Jennings, and Mr. Ed Monger, director. Vocal Jazz Ensemble From left to right; Front row: Fred DePasquale, Kathy Gorr, Dave Christensen, Kim Ticehurst, Kim Lamb, Jeff Kamp, Ray Dickover. Second row: Paul West, Rod Nestor, Nancy Brock, Maureen McNair, Janine Tingvall, Lorre Carris, Rob Wittner, Barb Sutton. Third row: Director, Lonnie Butz, Janet Deboise, Vicki Miller, Lore Carter, Dawn Du-gent, Roger Daoust. Fourth row: Tom Hofferber, Gary Henrich, Todd Schwartz, Gary Dickover, Sue Fern. Fifth row: Terry Rasmussen, and Larry Johnson in the tree. A-Cappella Choir A- Cappela Choir, left to right, front row: Kathy Crock, Carol Huwa, Linda Cowen, Rene Feldman, Jan Hunt, Daine Stone, Lori Carter, Kim Lamb, Kathy Gorr, Barb Sutton, Cindy Hale. Second row: Philis Merklin, Janine Tingvall, Sandy Derting, Becky Scott, Nancy Brock Tricia Calhoun, Janet Duboise, Maureen McNair, Dawn Dugent, Donna Bresidine, Vickie Miller, Lori Carris, Genine Hodge, Bonny Scott. Third row: Gene Eakins, Gary Ulmer, Ray Dickover, Jim Peterson, Ron Swift, Rick Fink Rod Nestor, Jeff Kamp, Mike Burnett, Rob Winner, Maurice Kinzler. Fourth row: Tom Hofferber, Terry Rasmussen, Todd Schwartz, Gerald Hunt, Roger Bir, Roger Fanciier. Mark Coo.,, Roger Daoust. Paul West. Davi, Doll. Joim Douglas, Director; Lonnie Butz. 74 Concert Choir Concert Choir - Front Row: Linda Macaras, Linda Bence, Ted Ticehurst, Rob Lewis, Gudrun Wiebe, Mel Schwartz. 2nd Row: Kathy Taylor, Kathy Mitts, Michele Burnett, Tim Rasmussen, JoAnn Beardsley, Debby Haberkorn. 3rd Row: Tammy Williams, Vanessa Dotson, Jack Kulakowski, Julie Helfenstein, Colleen Habenicht, Sandy Dugent. Student Council Tiiis year’s Stuaent Council worked hard and accomplished a great deal. Tire group is made up of representatives from each home room class. At each meeting the representatives get a chance to speak for their fellow students about what tiiey feel should be done around school. Some of the things Student Council is responsible for are the bear painting and the trophy case in the student lounge, the new smoking policy, and some of the landscaping done around the school. Student Council members and other students also participated in drives to raise money for tiie Super Bear funds. From left to right, first row: Richard Wasson, Fred DePasquale, Gill Naylor, Karen Hillstrom, Julie Thompson, Candy Smith, Colleen Baird. Second row: Donna Borden, Donna Brisendine, Karen Stump, Karen Clayton, Vicki Cox, Tori Burki, Sylvia Hixson. Third row: Chris Trujillo, Michelle Coulon, Diane Lock, Kim Ticehurst, Gena Short, Coral Hilby, Margo Grouleff, Tracy Taylor, Cheryl Beckett. Fourth row: Cheryl Baird, Larry Johnson, Nancy Andrich, Keith Kepler, Guy Gilbert, Lee Rhoden, Darcy Hilby, Cindy Stocks, Jill Perry, Diane Sherwood. Fifth row: Mike Waltz, Rob Winner, Rod Nestor, Mark Ryan, Monte Raines. Top row: Evan Morris, Bill Hodge, Mike Norman, Tom Hofferber, Terry Rasmussen, Brian Miller, Mike Wickstrom, Harry Knauss. Executive Board Executive Board is made up of ASB Officers and Class Presidents. Before each Student Council meeting they get together to decide what will be on the agenda. They are the government leaders of our school. Members include, from left to right: Bill Hodge, Vice-President;Gill Naylor, Assistant Treasurer; Candy Smith, Junior Class President; Margo Grouleff, Sophomore Class President; Tracy Taylor, Freshman Class President; Karen Clayton, Inter-High Representative; Cheryl Baird, Secretary; Michelle Coulon, Treasurer; Tom Hofferber, Senior Class President; and seated is Keith Kepler, ASB President. This year the student body was led by Keith Kepler. Keith started his experience for ASB President by first attending a Leadership Camp during the summer in southern Washington. This gave him the opportunity to realize the responsibilities of an ASB President. During the school year Keith used these responsibilities to make this a successful year. He attended board meetings, organized Student Council meetings and kept them in order. He represented the student body at assemblies. Keith was active in football, wrestling and Super Bear activities. He was also given the honor of crowning the Homecoming Queen. Heidi Leavitt Freshman Queen FRESHMAN Debbie Lock Cindy Stocks Cathy Milette 78 J UNIOR Reri Barber J. V. Queen VARSITY Kim Huselton Colleen Habenicht Teri Zorn 79 VARSITY Diane Lock Varsity Queen Gena Short Kim Lamb Debbie Lamoreaux Missy Leavitt Dffc double ler f lund itsgrff ir iukI opergjuti KTTH and parents asmussen MJ -as were |) H ! Super Bears t m d m 5 m.od dftL 'te its Mi m e, the staff. edication. Last year's jfre ult o loma School District new high school lfrou facilities for a 1974-75 sportsjj uld be no extras including tJ ool paper, the Tahoma A few devoted people about this situation aud I nization, to whom Ave ar -75JH Ah Yu. This group oFinterest h uled by Mr. and Mrs. raised money so that th If not for the hard wor! annual would never have been possible. We feel the Super Bears deserve special recognition and a sincere thank-you for everything they represent. 82 We’ve Got “Girl Power” Fantastic is just one word that could be used to describe this years’ Girls Volleyball team. Fantastic is just one word that could be used to describe this years’ Girls’ Volleyball team coached by Ms. Helen Shaw. They had an outstanding season record that surpasses any previoisly set by a Tahoma Volleyball team. Both Varsity and Junior Varsity teams were undefeated in league play. Jill Whitaker, Candi Smith, Dawn Dugent, Nancy Smith, Debbie Lamoreaux, Sheryl Getchman, Karen Clayton and Kathy Hood composed the team that competed in the Seamount League Tournament on Nov. 2. This team took first place at Tournament and went on to place first at District cormjetition on Nov. 7th and 9th. (continued on next page) L Candi Smith blocks an opponents spike. 2. Team members pictured are: top row, (left to right) Coach Helen Shaw, Colleen Baird, Karen Clayton, Nancy Smith, Dawn Dugent, and Candi Smith. Bottom row: Kathy Hood, Sheryl Getchman, Jill Whitaker, and Debbie Lamoreaux. Not pictured: Kris Barnett, Karen Hillstrom, Kathy Gorr, and Mel Miles. 3. Jill Whitaker expresses excitement after a State Tournament victory. 4. Nancy Smith saves the day with a dig. 5. Kathy Gorr sets it up for Karen Hillstrom. 6. Kathy Hood watches as Jill Whitaker and Candi Smith fight to save the ball. The tension mounted as the team prepared for State Competition on the 5th and 6th of November. On the 5th they defeated teams from University, in Spokane, and West Seattle. On the next day the girls suffered their first defeat at the hands of Ingram, who later placed first in state. Their second game was with Fort Vancouver, and they were defeated again. This made our team fifth in state. The girls practiced every day after school for about 2Vi hours, starting on the second day of school. Perhaps it was this, in combination with determination and a St coach that demanded perfection that led the team to ■ victory and such a record breaking season. Footba,, L0Qking ahead 86 The 1974 football squad escaped last place in the Seamount league by stomping Mt. Si, 34-12. Plagued with inexperience, inconsistency and no home or practice field, the Bears ’74 season was one of building. Some high points this year were Bear QB, Chris Erickson , being named number one in the Seamount League, and new uniforms for all. 1. From left, head coach Bill Maxwell, along with assistant coaches A1 Divina and Dan Bass. 2. Bill Hodge at the Homecoming game. 3. Lone player on the bench at Peninsula. It was just one of those games. 4. Chris Erickson displays the skill it took to rank number one Seamount League QB, here at a game with Bethel. 5. Chris completes a pass to Mark Thiessen at Bethel. 6. Sam Kerley is pursued by the Curtis Vikings during a home game at Pete’s Pool. to their own home Spirit Week This year’s Homecoming started off with the usual spirit week. 1 Margo Grouleff shows her spirit on ‘Trick or Treat day”. 2 Senior banner for the class float shows Senior spirit. 3 Karen Clayton takes part in another Homecoming activity; the trike races. Half time activities include the class floats. 4 Sophomore, Bob Cutler, dressed as a bear for his class. 5 Juniors class float. 6 The Freshmen show they have class spirit too with their float. 7 Lorre Carris shows spirit as a real bear. Homecoming 974 Traditional Homecoming activities include crowning of the queen, Michelle Coulon, with princesses Sonja Grouleff and Karen Clayton. The dance “Crystal Blue Persuasion” was held Saturday November 2 in the Rainier Room at the Seattle Center. The couples danced to the music of RPM. Varsity Football Football team members, bottom row, left to right: Gregg Running, Bill Hodge, Mike Downing, Terry Rasmussen, Kevin Theissen, Pat Paxton, Chris Erickson, Rob Wittner. Second row: Joe Palmer, Larry Johnson, Sam Kerley, Mark Richter, Bob Young, Rodger Archer. Gene Eakins, Mark Ryan. Third Row: Stan Smith, Perry Wagner, Monte Raines, Wayne Kerley, Maurice Kinzler, Kevin Davis, Jim Peterson, Matt Gordon, Rick Fink, Steve Dawson, Rick Kasowski, Gordon Kalonquin. manager. Fourth row: Mike Sullivan, Keith Kepler, Pat Kinzwer, Mark Theissen, Wally Wright, Roger Fancher, manager. Freshmen This year’s Freshmen football team did an excellent job, finishing the season with a 3-3 win loss record. This put them in a tie for third place with Spanaway and Showalter. Outstanding players were quarterback Mike Dryden, and halfback Junior Givens, leading scorer for the team. Their best game was against Peninsula. Dryden and Givens used good passing skills to defeat the Seahawks with a 57-0 score. Freshmen team members, bottom row, left to right: Pat Laakeri, Mitch Parker, Dan Trujillo, Paul Ixdum, Scott Gordon, Junior Givens, Steve Dougan, Yogi Serna, Michael Werlmger. Second row: Jeff Sloboden, Doug Hodge, Rick Geist, Paul Palmer, Tim Rasmussen, Mike Dryden, Rick Wassen, Kurt Wedlund, Vance Berkey. 91 Golf Looking fo-o-o-rward . . . Highlighting this year’s golf season was Marvin Motley’s hole in one. The shot was done during practice at the new Wilderness Ridge golf course. Marvin used a 9 iron on this sixth hole shot. Also adding to the season was the opening of the new Wilderness Ridge golf course. The full 18 holes will be completed next summer, promising to make this one of the nicest courses in the Northwest. Tahoma’s golfers were young this year. The membership included six freshmen, five shophomores and one junior. The team is looking forward , as all sports programs are this year, to the completion of the athletic complex. New golf tees are to be built at the north end of the football field. “This should add to theexperience and skill of next years team,” said coach Johnson. 1. Ted Ticehurst, a freshman on the team, con-sentrates on his shot. 2. Marvin Motley, a sophomore and one of two returning lettermen on the team, eye balls his shot. 3. Nels Barth, the only junior returning letterman, shows his skill. 4. Mark Asplund, a soph-more. 5. Golf team members, left to right: Coach Jack Johnson, Richard Green, Nels Barth, Mark Asplund, Marvin Motley, Doug Weik, Tom Tobin, Bryant Sayers, Dave Crock, Peggy Tirk. Cross-Country Joj„ Jeam Females and new uniforms were the special attractions of the 1974 X-country team. Tne male team members finished third in the Seamount League meet, which for the first time, was hosted by Tahoma at Lake Wilderness Park. At the District meet, held at Evergreen High School, the men also made a good showing. They finished sixth out of sixteen teams, missing going to State by one place. Of the Seamount League teams participating at District, they placed second. Aside from the regular season meets and practices, the team took on two special events. The first was a moneyraising marathon, in which all total, the team ran 835 miles in 24 hours! The money raised in pledges per mile was given to the Super Bears. The second event was the annual road race. In the six mile race, Keith Hansen came out on top, Coach Sef was second, and Keith Kepler, a football player, was third. The team trophy was won by the Seniors. 1. Keith Hansen helps a fellow runner from Fife during the league meet. Keith was the 1974 X-country team captain 2. The ’74 Mens’ Team, top row, left to right: Dan Waltz Dean Tongue, Dan Paulson, Larry Warner, Mike Williams, Dewey Smith, Dave Waltz. Bottom row: Ron Trujillo, Scott Treick, Mike Waltz, Keith Hansen, Steve Leighton, Robert Lewis. 3. Dean Tongue and Scott Treick run neck and neck during a home meet with Bethel. 4. Mike Waltz at a home meet with Bethel. All home meets were run at Lake Wilderness Park. 5. From left, Gill Naylor, Penny Simon, Nancy Andrich, Tracy Jensen, April Preedy, Darrin Luther, and Ron Trujillo all show the determination it takes, even at practice, to be a X-country runner. 6. Larry Warner and Dewey Smith running througn the parking lot during practice. 835 miles in 24 hours! For the first time in Seamount League history, X-country was opened to girls. Continuing the hard drive and winning spirit on Tahoma’s female athletic squads, the girls topped off their season by taking first place in the Seamount League meet. Another fine effort was made by the female sector of the X-country team during the 24 hour marathon. April Preedy ran 58 miles, beating everyone, girls and guys alike for the most miles ran. 1. April Preedy runs a close race here during the league meet. April came in second, but the girls won in over all points. 2. The ’74 Womens Team, from left, Gillian Naylor Penny Simon, Nancy Andrich, April Preedy and Tracy Jensen. 3. Tracy Jensen stays warm during the 24 hour marathon. Girls’ Cross Country First Time Ever! WRESTLING ’75 is First Losing Season In their first losing season in the seven years since Mr. Al Divina has ucen head coach, tiie ‘75 wrestling squad finished with a 7-11-0 season record and a 4-5-0 Seamount League record. “We wrestled a lot of triple A schools this year,” commented Mr. Divina. The main problem was tne small number of dedicated wrestlers to finish out tne season. Of the 33 men who turned out in November, only 18 were still turning out at t.ie time of tne last match. nijuries also pla jeu t.ie team. During a pre-season practice, Pat Paxton, a junior, fractured the fiftn vertebrae in his bad:, putting him out for the season. Mike Williams wrestled only a few varsity matches oefore he got water on the knee, canceling his season. Hurt shoulders put Tim Eley and Rick Faraig out. Tim was out for two matches, and Rick missed the last of tne league matches ana also the post season tournaments. Finally, Keith Kepler popped a blood vessel in his ankle and missed 3 matches, but was healed up for sub. and district tournaments. Inexperience was a factor in the team’s season. Six sophomores, five juniors and two seniors made up the varsity team at tne end of the season. Some very inpressive individual efforts were made this year, despite tne team recoru. Bill Hodge, a senior, wrestling at 190 pounds, ended with a 31-6-2 high school recora. Dean Christiansen, a junior at 122 pounas, had a fine season, finishing with a 11-1-1 record. At the district tournament Bill Hodge and Mike Downing placed second and third respectively. 1. Mr. Al Divina, head coach of tne Bear Wrestling Team since 1968. 2. Tim Eley pins his man from Bethel with a half nelson. 3. Bill Houge, a senior, tries to reverse his opponent from Bethel. Individual efforts highlight season Varsity Team Members: I. Evan Morris, Gordon Cooper, Kim Willingnam. Tim Eley, Dean Christiansen. 2. Kent Barber, Ron Trujillo, Dave Crock, Jerry Althauser,Dale Christiansei 3. Keith Kepler, Mike Downing, Bill Hodge, Wally Wright. 4. Mark Thiessen Bob Young, Kevin Thiessen, Clayton Hammons. Frosh Wrestling First Year - First in League In the first year Tahoma lias had an all-freshmen wrestling team, the Bears had a fantastic season, finishing in a three way tie for first place with Mt. Si and Enumclaw. The Bears beat Enum-claw, Enumclaw beat Mt. Si and Mt. Si beat the Bears. Their season record was 8-2, both losses being to Mt. Si. The biggest win was against Showalter, 82-3. Two freshmen wrestlers, Dave Lawe and Orie Jolly, went undefeated, both ending with 10-0 records. Freshmen wrestlers, bottom row, left to right: Yogi Serna, Ron Reynolds, Dave Lawe, Mike Sogura, Dan Trujillo, Gary Hood, Dave Prewitt, Clint Morris, Jim Helfinstein. Second row: Steve Dougan, Brad Bodvin, Jim Treat, Kurt Wedlund, Orie Jolly, Rick Geist, Rick Wasson, Tom Miller, Mr. Gary Brunelle, coach. 1. Orie Jolly, undefeated freshmen wrestler drives his opponent from Enumclaw to the mat. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Girls Have a Successful Season Jill Whitaker snows ariving skills. Ti.e Girls’ Basketball squad, coacneu Jy Ms. Helen Shaw and assisted jy i.is. Linda McKinney had another fine season this year. Tne team’s league record was 6 wins against 3 loses and the girls ended in a tie witli Curtis for tnird place. Team captain is Jill Whitaker while most valuable player recognition went to Sneryl Getchman. Katay Cutler and Candi Smith were named most improved and most inspirational respectively. “We nau a good team tiiis year and I hope t::at we will have athletics next year, commented coach S � aw. Girls’ Basketball team, standing: Dawn Dugent, Candi Smith, Wanda Smith, Kathy Hood, Nancy Smith, Kathy Cutler, coach Helen Shaw. Kneeling: Kelly Nelson, Johanna Gordon, Jill Whitaker, Sheryl Getchman, Sandi Johnson. Kelly Nelson snoots from the freetarow line. 101 B A S K The Basketball program had all new coaches this year but unfortunately with the exception of the Freshmen, tne records weren’t. Varsity coach Mike Willis had this to say about the season. “We’re in a really tough league and with everything new-coaches, philosophies, and varsity performers, the winning attitude prevailed. We built men, had fun and learned a lot. The season taught 5 Junior lettermen what it will take to win next year and I’m looKing forward to it.” 1. Coach Mike Willis 2. Sam Kerley has eye in the hoop against Pcnninsula. 3. Joe Palmer shoots from the outside. 4. Terry Rasmussen tries for two. 5. Greg Running really enjoys playing basketball 6. Tom Hofferber,team captain 7. left to right: Rick Stocks, Brian Powell, Rick Sutton, Joe Palmer, Sam Kerley, Wayne Kerley, Greg Running, Jack McMaster, Tom Hofferber, Terry Rasmussen, Perry Wagner, Chris Erickson, coach Mike Willis. With another new coach and team, J. V. Coach Dave Hunter commented on how he felt the season went. “I wish we could have won more but I enjoyed working with the players. 1 thought we worked hard and showed a lot of improvement.” 1. Coach Dave Hunter 2. Gary Dickover puts up a shot. 3. Rick Sutton sneaks through Mt. Si. 4. J. V. Team-top row: Coach Hunter, Tom Deady, Steve Dawson, Jeff Gerbing, Roy Cargo, Scott Sims, Troy Stone. Bottom row: Monte True blood, Brad Johnson, Steve Leighton, Gary Dickover. Servik, Randy Messer, Tom Sutton, Junior Givens, Mike Werlinger. Mike Drycen, manager, John Milonas. Third row: Paul Palmer, Robert Breneman Tim Rassmussen, Jeff Sloboden, Jerome Kinzler. Frosh Win Coach: Ole Hedahl Mike Uryden against Bctiiel The Freshmen Basketball squad, coached by Ole Heuahl, was the first winning Freshmen team ever. Six wins and five loses earned tiiem 4th place in the league. Junior Givens was top freshmen scorer in the league, averaging 22.09 points per game. Without a doubt tiie team will add spark to the jayvee and varsity teams next year. ' Right: J Junior Givens, Seamount Leagues top Freshman scorer. From left to right, front row: Me! Schwartz, April Preedy, Barb Sutton, Kim Lamb, Mel Miles, Ms. Buckner; assistant coach, Robin Erickson, Ms. Van Diest; coach, Connie Doll, Christie Knadle, Ramona Preedy, Tracy Jansen, Vicki Cox, Peggy Monger, Val Honeysuckle. Second row: Janet Tollefson, DeAnne Tollefson, Joan Montaney, Marion Honeysuckle, Lynette Tilford, Joan Zimmerman, Cheryl Beckett, Lisa Ledum, Darcy Hilby. Back row: Maria Sproat, Tammy Tullock, Lori Prinzing, Kathy Cutler, Tracy McGinnis, Karen Clayton, Sue Treick, Jill Pound, Nancy Simmons, Jacque Johnson. This years track season was highlighted by new equipment, a new track and the first home meets in 10 years. Both teams received new warm-ups and were given the use of porta-pits, highjump and pole vaulting equipment. The field wasn’t fully completed, so most meets were held away from home. Karen Clayton broke the school record for the javelin throw with a distance of 74.10 feet. Though most of the team was made of underclassmen and only 6 returning letterpersons, the girls showed great ability and enthusiasm. Harvey Hawkens assisted the girls again this year in discus and shot put. Jack McMaster and Terry Rasmussen showed outstanding ability in their events. Both have a good chance of representing us at state. The team displayed strong running action in the distance crew with leadership shown by Dean Tongue, Mike Williams and Keith Hansen. Mr. Ole Hedahl and Ms. Norma Buckner contributed greatly with their support and interest in both teams. There are strong points for both teams, giving hope and encouragement for a winning season. New Year From left to right, front row: Rodger Archer, Terry Rasmussen, Rob Wittner, Larry Johnson, Keith Hansen, Steve Tilford, Paul Touby, Bruce Gullingsrud, Randy Glaser, Ken King, Mr. Seferovich; Coach. Second row: Mike Downing, Pat Paxton, Pat Kinzler, Pat Jacobs, Steve Christensen, Dan Paulson, Scott Sims, Fred Hauisen, Gordon Kalanquin. Third row: Mr. Hedahl; Assistant coach, managers: Teresa Arle, Kathy Andrich, Junior Givens, Mike Williams, Dan Newell, Vance Berkey, Dean Tongue, Monte Trueblood, Dave Waltz, Rob Lewis, Bob Brown, Mike Karain, Ken Hess, Steve Sullivan, Ron Schrift. Back row: John Douglas, Maurice Kinzler, Kurt Wedlund, Randy Fleming. Inspires Track Teams Tennis... practiced but not perfect Coach Thom Rohn This year, because of no tennis courts to this date, Varsity and Junior Varsity teams have had to practice in the gym. Some practices before the season started were held at 6:00 o’clock in the morning, and then again after school. There were 25 matches throughout the season, consisting of AA League and AAA Non-League. “It’s not just playing tennis, it’s also a lot of running,” commented Coach Tohm Rohm. Varsity players clockwise from left to right were: Pam Althauser, Dan Beck, Brian Miller, Michelle Coulon, Mike Waltz, Bill Hodge, Debbie King, and Beckie Childress. Below, J. V. players. Top row: Carmen Tresner, Leslie Staley, Sandy Dugent, Doug Muralt. Middle row: Mickey Crock, Kathy Barr, Tom Sutton, Dewey Smith,RickSouve, Mark Ryan, Mark Extine. Molly McCarthy, Keri Barber, Julie Kramer, Andy Helling, Patsy Walsh, Rayne Feldman, coach Rohm, Donna Selzer, manager. Bottom row: Robin Vincent, Kerry Peterson, Jim Belanger, Lowell Gordon, Scott Soltis, Randy Messer, Clinton Morris, Karen Spencer, Debbie Mondrzyk, Patti Miller, Iris McDaniel. 108 Baseball Back row; from left to right: Mr. Wood, coach, Roger Bir, Max Legg, Tom Deady, Mike Smith, Roy Cargo, Mark Thiessen, Mike Burleson, Kevin Thiessen, and Perry Wagner. Front row: Mike Wick-strom, Dan Waltz, Steve Leighton, Garry Dickover, Mark Aspelund, and Bob Cutler. Each year Coach Wood manages to take a team of young players and turn them into a highly competitive squad who are interesting to watch. With one senior on the team, the season’s work was cut out for them playing a full schedule of 26 games mostly with larger schools in the Puget Sound area. At press time the team had won impressive victories against Bethel and Curtis and lost the third league contest to Peninsula in a heart-breaking seventh inning. Bat Girls: Tammy Elderidge, Zoie Kramer, Delia Serna, Stanette Kowis, Kathy Berkey, and Teresa Frazier. Roy Cargo waiting for a pick-off attempt at first base. 112 Freshmen Front row; from left to right; Paul Westerberg, Yogi Serna, Jeff Leighton, and Tim Evans. Back row: Mike Dryden, Vince Dale, Mike Werlinger, Scott Gordon, Tim Rasmussen, Eric Hagman, Dan Lewis, and Rick Geist(mgr.). Those not pictured; Mike Christman, Wes Blankenship, and Dave Prewitt. in appreciation In February, by unanimous vote, the Student Council dedicated this page to Kevin McLellan in recognition of his service to Tahoma High. Kevin has given unselfishly of his time and skill in photographing the many school and community events during his high school years. Most of the annual and all the newspaper pictures were taken and processed by Kevin. No person in the community attended more school events than Kevin has. The quality of his work is indicated by the fact that his pictures are printed in several local newspapers and on the cover of a national magazine. Tahoma High will miss him, but we hope he will return to visit once in a while. 113 -. Juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Kathy Hood, Vice-President Jolyn Keith, Activities Chairman Candi Smith, President Colleen Baird, Secretary-Treasurer 116 Cindy Anderson Kathy Andrich Colleen Baird Bob Baker Tina Baker Ken Banghart Kent Barber Bruce Barnes Kris Barnett Kathy Barr Nels Barth Kathy Berkey Donna Borden Shane Bright T eresa Brimmage Nancy Brock Barry Burleson Mike Burleson Mike Burnett Tricia Calhoun Lyle Carpenter Lori Carter Tim Chambers Becky Childress Dean Christensen Diana Christensen Steve Christensen Geneva Clough Randy Collecchi 117 Sandy Collecchi Mariam Cox David Creed Mickey Crock Kevin Daoust Roger Daoust Keven Davis Renee DeBord Len Denton Chris Derting Brenda Dickinson Sheila Dobner Dave Doll Debra Douglass Vera Dover Mike Downing Carroll Duncan Peggy Duncan Cheryl Elder Tammie Eldrige Tony Flink Theresa Frazier Roger Gaston Sue Gamradt Becky Garner Jeff Gerbing Rick Gibbons Willard Gibbs Glenda Gott 118 Jackie Grant Tom Greenside John Gregg Sherry Gustalson Becky Guy Steve Hanson Julie Harris Shelly Headrick Scott Hendrickson Julie Helfenstein Carla Hill Sylvia Hixson Bob Holcomb Sue Holmen Brett Holter Ruth Holweger Kathy Hood Roxanne Hubbard Jan Hunt Dave Huson Richard Hutchison Gary Hutchison Pat Jacobs John Jennings Brad Johnson Jan Johnson 119 Jeny Johnson Jim Johnson Kim Johnson Mike Johnson Mike Jones Dave Karpen Rick Kegley Jolyn Keith Allen Keller Wayne Kerley Gail Lund Andrew MacDonald Beth Macy Dawn McDermott Kim McElhaney 120 Rhonda McGuire Jack McMaster Maureen McNair Phyllis Merklin Brian Miller Vickie Milonas Steve Mitchell Joan Montaney Evan Morris Von Myers Robyn Pottle Brian Powell Stan Powers April Preedy Kevin Quam 121 Micheal Quam Richard Raub David Reaves Linda Reeder Nancy Reid Mark Richter Janet Ring Pam Saviers Shelia Schellhase Bonnie Scott Nadine Serna Myron Sherrard Mike Simon Bob Sloan Candi Smith Mike Smith Jim Starr Richard Stipp Connie Stump Barb Sutton Rick Sutton Kevin Thiessen John Thompson 122 Julie Thompson Janine Tingvall Greg Tobin Janet Tollefson Scott Treick Dan Waltz Wilbur Wasson Rhonda Watkins Linda Wedin Kristi Wedlund Mike Wickstrom Pauline Winters Debbie Woodard Larry Worcester Patricia Wulf JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: Pam Althauser Maxine Beatty Clay Belleman Richard Bergsma John Boyer Ron Chastain Dave Dougan Mark Elsmore Melanie Goss Linda Herrman Judy Hintz Genine Hodge Gerald Hunt Corby Hyatt Debbie King Fred Kraft Frank Lamoreaux Carl Lindley Loren Lontz Linda McAllister JoAnn McEwen Tony Meyers Teresa Nelson Jackie Onustack Carolee Porter Charles Reaves 123 Alice Cooper eat your heart out! Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Keri Barber, Activities Chairman Margo Grouleff, President Molly McCarthy, Vice-President Kim Huselton, Secretary 124 Steve Ahrens Jeny Althauser Nancy Andrich Theresa Arle Mark Aspelund Keri Barber Joanne Beardsley Heidi Beck Steve Bell Janice Bir Mark Bowman Mark Bright John Brooks Ron Broyles Roger Butt Melanie Campbell Roy Cargo Dennis Church Shannon Carrier Ron Cole Todd Collecchi Wendy Cox Cathy Creed Mike Creed Dave Crock Rose Crutcher Val Curry Bob Cutler Debbie Darancette Sue Davis Steve Dawson Craig Day Tom Deady Sandi Derting Mike Dickerson 125 Garry Dickover Ray Dickover Connie Doll Wayne Donnelly Michelle Donner Charlie Dotson John Douglas Tracy Drake Janet Duboise Karen Dugent Kim Erickson Mark Extine Roger Fancher Rayne Feldman Rick Rink Lori Ganowsky Steve Garfield Cathy Gaston Dave Gilbert Matt Gordon Kathy Grahm Cory Grant Richard Green Judy Gross Margo Grouleff Jamie Gusa 126 Colleen Habenicht Cindy Hale Cindy Hall Clay Hammons Sue Hansen Bonnie Harrington Fred Haueisen Coral Hilby Dan Hintz Bill Hitchcock David Hixson Marion Honeysuckle Laurie Hubbard Trent Hurley Kim Huselton Jane Huson Carol Huwa Dave Ingram Eileen Ingram Tracy Jansen Carol Johnson Eric Johnson Maureen Johnson Desiree Jones Gordon Kalanquin Jeff Kamp Lori Karpen Rick Kasowski Jeff Kenway 127 Steve Keir Terri Keir Maurice Kinzler Mitch Kobe Stanette Kowis Julie Kramer Jeff Krieder Bob Lambert Carol Lanegan Donna Lapinski Sandra Lee Shawn Leickem Tammie Leifferman Mike Lewis Beth Lontz Debbie Lontz Charles Ludwig Roger Lundt Darrin Luther Randy Lyver Loren Macaras Paul Macaras Wendy Matta Molly McCarthy Laura McDermott Tracy McGinnis Linda McGinnis Margaret McHenry Ray McKay Donna McLellan Melanie Miles Chris L. Miller Chris N. Miller Lori Miller Deborah Mondrzyk 128 Peggy Monger Jayne Montaney Mike Moore Marvin Motley Joanne Mustered Debbie Neese Don Newell Alison Ney Ron Olson Cari Parker 129 Rick Ramso Debbie Reynolds Bonny Rhoden Doyle Rice Ken Richards Mark Ryan Alicia Sandhei Kip Sauve Rick Sauve Randy Saviers Lone Schellhase Ron Schrift Todd Schwartz Beckie Scott Donna Selzler 130 Jim Sheperd Nancy Simmons Patty Simon Scott Sims Dennis Simson Michelle Smith Dewey Smith Wanda Smith Stan Smith Carrie Starr Cheney Stas Dave Stewart Troy Stone Mike Sullivan Janet Sutton Kevin Thiessen Bret Ticehurst Diane Ticknor Lynette Tilferd Tom Tobin Dean Tongue Kathy Toumi Sue Treick Celeste Tresch JuliTresch De Etta Tresner Monte Trueblood Ron Trujillo Tammy Tulloch Gary Ulmer Robin Vincent Ed Wagner Noreen Walsh Rosalie Warberg Diana Waterman Tina Watt Paul West John Wettland Linda Wettland Mike Williams Tammy Williamson Candy Willing Frank Wolfrum George Woodard Wally Wright Bob Young Joan Zimmerman Teri Zorn SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Patti Alton Scott Breen Scot Clark Mark Cook Bill Deatry Leo Deatry Gerald Doyle Gene Eakins Timothy Eley Dale Emerson Roger Engel Doug Gibbs Cheryl Gruhl Greg Hagman Brett Hart Sharon Henson Karen Herrman Dru Hooks Lonna Mascarello Larry Mellick Ken Meyers Kim Sauve David Scribner Karen Spencer Phil Stone Jeff Thompson 131 It’s the Morning of Your Life Class officers: Judy Anderton, Secretary Treasurer;Tom Sutton, Vice-President;Tracy Taylor, President F R E S H M E N 132 Judy Anderton Mike Angvall Liz Ashley Rick Barnett Starla Barnett Cheryl Beckett James Belanger Vance Berkey Wes Blankenship Keith Bliss Brad Bodvin Tammy Boucher Kathy Brisendine Robert Brown Teresa Burleson Micky Burnett Ben Carlile Leslie Carlson Charles Chambers Jim Christensen Terri Christensen Mike Christman Julie Clouston Roberta Coffin Stuart Cowen LaWanda Craig Bob Crones Jeff Curry Kathy Cutler Vince Dale Kim Daoust Angie Dionigi Fred DePasquale Russell Doll Alan Donnelly 133 Freshmen cheerleaders gave their class a lot of pep. Steve Dougan Linda Douglas Rita Dover Mike Dryden Sandy Dugent Robin Erickson Tim Evans Terri Evans. Shannon Flaherty Randy Fleming Shawn Flink Mary Garner Richard Geist Carl Gibbs Junior Givens Lowell Gordon Scott Gordon Mark Hanlon Phil Harchack Joy Harwood Jim Helfenstein Andy Helling James Henderson 134 Darcy Hilby Julie Hill Nancy Hill Lori Hines Doug Hodge Val Honeysuckle Chris Honstain Gary Hood Val Horn Vicki Hubbard Donald Hunt Selena Huselton Kim Ikola Allen Jackson Bill James Randy Jensen Bret Johnson Mark Johnston Orle Jolly Sharon Jones Patty Kandior Mike Kariam Susan Kasowski Dave KeUerher Bill Kinghammer Jerome Kinzler Christine Knadle Mark Kremnetz Jack Kulakowski Future rowdies at THS????? Pat Laakeri Rhonda Lanegan Dave Lawe Nancy Lewis Robert Lewis Rose Lewis Debbie Lock Debbie Ludwig Cathy Luxner Linda Macaras Sandy Markus Tim Mattioda Iris McDaniel 136 Randy Messer Cathy Milette Dean Miller Cathy McDermond Margie McDermond Jay McDermott Rhonda McElhaney Pat McKee Leslie Merklin Pat Miller Tom Miller Amy Milligan John Milonas Terry Mitchell Cathy Mitz Barry Moore Clint Morris Doug Muralt Scott Mustered Jeff Nelson Kristi Nelson Tim Newell Scott Nicholai 137 Eva Odstricil Sam Olsen Don Olson Paul Palmer Mitchell Parker Dean Parmanter Jill Perry Kathy Powers Ramona Preedy Jeff Prinzing Donna Rainwater Debbie Ramer Tim Rasmussen Ron Reynolds Crystal Rice Misty Richter John Ring Terri Rutledge Robin Sauve Bryant Sayers Tawny Sayers Melody Schwartz Yogi Serna Paul Sevruk Diane Sherwood Janet Simons 138 Tammy Simpson Jeff Sloboden Mike Sogura Laurie Smith Scott Soltis Terry Spencer Leslie Staley Russ Stevenson Cindy Stocks Jeff Sugarbaker Steve Sullivan Tom Sutton Kathy Taylor Tracy Taylor Ted Ticehurst Peggy T irk Jim Treat Carmine Tresner Nola Tresner Dan Trujillo JoAnn Vandenberg Lon Virgillo Bruce Walstrand Dave Waltz Vickie Wanzer Richard Wasson Teresa Waterman Kurt Wedlund Doug Weik Wendy Wejmar Lynne Wen berg Mike Werlinger Laurie West Charles Westover Don Wheeler 139 Wanda Whitaker Denise Whittum Gudrun Wiebe Kelly Wieder Ira Wilder Don Wilson Cathy Worthington Carl Wulf We Got Misplaced Debbie Haberkorn Rick Hendrickson Dawn Howard Les Schwandt Freshmen not pictured.. Linda Bence Robert Breneman Nancy Burke Mark Carlmas Gordon Cooper Mike DePriest Charles Dotson Eric Hagman Sue Hanson Debbie Hart Bill Hitchcock Connie Johnson Eric Johnson John Johnson Ken Jones Teresa Klinger Kelly Leickem Ranee Loux Kelly Martin John McDougall Linda McGinnis Lynn McNatt Theresa Pontrella Dave Prewitt John Reid Debbie Roman George Stahl Tim Stowell Cheryl Swift Bob Tobin Deanne Toilefson Sherry Urekar Cass Virgillo Peggy Worley 140 Traditionally the Freshmen class has had the disadvantage of being lost for the first three months of the school year. This year was different...with the new building everybody got lost. With this in their favor, the Freshmen got off to a smooth start and soon became an important part of the Talioma student body. Eating a ——r A nourishing meal helps keep one alert throughout the day. 141 THEIR BUSINESS IS... Keeping Peace Mr. Alex Wasisco Principal Mr. Charles Campbell Vice Principal 144 Ms. Nettie Bellemen Library Aid Ms. Etna Peterson Librarian 145 Ms. June Hogan Secretary Helping Others Ms. Sally Kamp Secretary Ms. Marion Fraizer Secretary Guiding Others, Mr. Pete Ryan Counselor 146 Ms. Linda Therou Counselor Ms. Gwen Smith Mr. Gerald Gates Improving Mr. Gary Brunelle Communications, Ms. Judy Brunelle Mr. Thom Rohm 148 Ms. Leslie Blumrick Solving Ms. Lynda Wimbush Problems, 149 150 Expanding Mr. Robert Heaton 151 Mr. Byron Blauman Developing Skills, Mr. Lonnie Butz Mr. Daniel Tollefson Mr. Anthony Jovanovich Mr. Charles Wood 153 Mr. Edward Fordham 154 j Congratulations to the Class of 1975 | Ralph’s Village Market Maple Valley Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '75 from JIM’S GRAVEL Have truck, will gravel” 432-4880 432-0165 Congratulations Class of '75 from The Crown Company and Doug Hurlbut, Sales Representative I I____________ CONGRATULATIONS TAHOMA GRADUA TES of 1975 _______♦ MAPLE VALLEY DRY CLEANERS