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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

Tahoma High School KI-AH-YU 1976 Dedication The 1976 KI-AH-YU is dedicated to Tahoma High School for 50 Years of Working Together. Since 1926 Tahoma High School (formerly TA-HO-M A) has stood through thick and thin, wins and losses, and always come out with a fighting spirit. Maple Valley is a very friendly community, situated in some of the most beautiful countryside anywhere. Our community and fighting spirit are something we are all proud of. From 1926-1976 T.H.S. has seen many changes. Fashons, fads, cars, all are much different now than they were 50 years ago. To emphasize these changes, pictures from past KI-AH-YUs have been placed throughout this annual to contrast with the pictures of today. 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X% I ----- vX y ' a a_ •V l v.s ,v .v«v amnri mm iliu fa ivh£ £ 9 ilSMTsssiiaa iiifia m If fins nm essay I if WiilHi eiemxATieis snm 18 SO 40 SENIORS HUMS nmnus fDfPUlWt’M x Ajuoiirjijbijiji tp at jp tit pv i AdUIn11 W n 100 iso 138 lie JL10 149 5 6 7 6 10 11 12 13 16 ( Tt) T m 9 UAJUJUO M9 tt t) h Ju u D day, month and year. These girls worked hard this year with bake sales, arranging the Reader Board, and putting up the activity calenders. But there was lots of fun too at the Mother - Daughter Tea, singing Halloween - o - grams, voting on girls of the month and having dinner parties. Julie Thompson led the way as President with Colleen Baird - Vice President, Candy Smith - Secretary, and Kathy Hood as Treasurer to help her out. Miss Porter was the advisor this year. This year Student Council accomplished such things as arranging for the King Co. Blood Bank to come so students could donate blood (total amount donated between students and faculty was 83 pints!). They also set up voting on Employee of the Month. Our staff was voted on such things as most fun to be with, jest dressed, best sense of humor, etc. Student Council also provided an opportunity for students to learn about, and practice parliamentary procedures, and how to run effective meetings. Left, Student Council Executive Board. Below, our advisor, Mr. Wasisco. Bottom of page, Student Council members. Executive Board, counter-clockwise, from top left: Brian Powell - President, Evan Morris - Senior President, Jolyn Keith - Secretary, Tracy Lange - Interhigh Representative, Lori Printing - Assistant Treasurer, Cathy Milette -Sophomore President, Mary McCarthy - Freshmen President, Gill Naylor - Treasurer, Molly McCarthy - Junior President, f@WII Brian Miller - Vice-President. Student Council members, bottom row, left to right: Keri Barber, Molly McCarthy, Rick Sutton, Mike Burnett, Brian Powell, Jeff Gerbing, Jack McMaster, Bruce Barnes, Mark Aspelund. 2nd row: Kris Barnett, Jolyn Keith, Gill Naylor, Rhonda McElhaney, Debbie Lock, Candy Smith, Cindy Kovarik, Jane Montaney, Wanda Smith, Lori Miller, Diane Sherwood, Fred Depasquale. 3rd row: Cindy Anderson, Bob Breneman, Gudie Wiebe, Brandy Wood, Margo Grouleff, Peggy Anderson, CeCe Gibbs, Mary McCarthy, Kelly Barber, Cathy Millette, Leslie Staley. 4th row: Diana Christensen, Tammy Williamson, Rod Nestor, Willene Sproat, Cheryl Elder, Rick Green, Mel Miles, Lori Prinzing, Evan Morris. SEMIS CLUB German Club had a most successful year. With over 65 members the club had a lot of willing people to help out with it’s numerous activities, including two trips to Leavenworth, one with the whole club and one with Herr Rohm and five other members to attend the Washington conference for the National Organization of German Students. Other activities were selling doughnuts at K-Mart, a pancake breakfast, a skating night in Bellevue, and an Olympic sports competition. They also put on a great initiation for new members with all kinds of German sausages, cheeses and breads. Another German Club related activity was a trip made by six students from Tahoma and two from Renton. These eight students will tour Europe with Herr Rohm for one month during the summer. They plan to visit Holland, East and West Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and France in a V.W. bus. German Club members, front row, left to right: Sue Beardsley, Brenda Elder, Jeni Merklin, Jan Miller, Wendy Wejmar, Anna Morris, Eva Odstrcil, Leslie Merklin, Jim Belanger. Second row: Darla Cuny, Kim Butler, Chris Neuberger, Kim Odstrcil, Kathy Taylor, Patti Miller, Christie Knadle, Debbie Mondryzk, Kelly Leickem, Don Hunt. Third row: Leslie Carlson, Julie Hill, Cathy Worthington, Joanne Beardsley, Peggy Monger, Kathy Andrich. Fourth row: Dan Waltz, Jim Christensen, Desiree Jones, Kathy Preedy, Julie James, Julie Kramer, Keri Peterson, Donna Selzler, Carrie Starr, Heidi Beck, Phyllis Merklin, Janet Tollefson, Sherry LaMont, April Preedy, Deanne Toliefson, Teri Zorn, Norman Weik, Kathy Cutler, Nancy Andrich, Rudy Kowis, Annette Fisher, Darcy Hilby, Rose Lewis, Melanie Miles, Stanette Kowis, Cory Hilby, Cheryl Elder. Fifth row: Dave Waltz, Bob Breneman, Dave Prewitt, Bob Holcomb, Scott Treick, Charles MacDonald, Tom Tobin, Jim Warberg, Tony Mitchell, Evan Morris, Mr. Thom Rohm, advisor. Top row: Andrew McDonald, Doug Hodge. 2. European travelers, from bottom, left to right: Cheryl Elder, Scott Schweitzer, Keri Peterson, Peggy Monger, Brian Miller, Karen Herrman, Tom Wassner, Barb Sutton. 1. These four students, from left to right Jim Belanger, Julie Kramer, Teri Zom and Cory Hilby left Feb. 8th on the second successful exchange program between THS and Moerike Gymnasium in Ludwigsburg, West Germany. The four attended school for 3 months in the Renton-sized town about 11 kilometers out-side of Stuttgart. Julie and Cory stayed in Ludwigsburg, Jim and Teri lived in the surrounding area. The students returned the first week in May and had three weeks to get ready for the arrival of their exchange partners, who will also be having a three month stay here. Jim’s partner is Martin Geugis, Julie’s is Barbara Benke, Teri’s is Fredy Keuster, and Cory’s is Sabine Hausser. On last years exchange program 8 students arrived on June 14th ‘75 for their 3 month stay. Five of them attended school here for the first two weeks of this year. They were, (2.) Peter Montanus, who stayed with Scott Treick and Manfred Gapp who stayed with Evan Morris. (3.) Uwe Supfle stayed with Cheryl Elder. (4.) Thomas Heck stayed with April Preedy. (5.) Arwed Theuer stayed with Janet Tollefson. ttViPII |1«« AiAliUnJlMIJU 23 KI-AH-YU STAFF Julie Weyand - Freshmen Editor Debbie Woodard • Advertising Editor Janet Ring - Senior Editor Terri Pawlack - Senior Editor Gail Lund - Junior Editor Pam Nicolai - Typist Pam Althauser - Sports Editor Tammie Eldridge- Sophomore Editor Evan Morris - Editor Linda Wedin - Advertising Editor Sheila Schellhase - Advertising Editor Kim McElhane'y - Organizations Robin Pottle - Account Manage Dave Waltz - Photographer Not Pictured - Alecia Sandhei - Sports Editor HERALD STAFF Dan Waltz - Sports Reporter Pam Saviers • Reporter Brenda Dickenson - Editor Janet Tollefson - Second Page Editor Kathy Andrich - Reporter Pauline Winter - Sports Reporter Mike Wickstroni - Sports Editor Diana Christenson • Assistant Editor CAL JtXOO Seated on floor, left to right - Ron Lewis, Fred Depasquale. Mcl Schwartz, Sue Beardsley. Seated - Janet Duboise, Stewart Cowen, Janine Tingvall, Maureen McNair, Ray Dickover, Todd Schwartz, Lori Carter, Bonnie Scott, Barb Sutton, Nancy Brock, Colleen Habenicht, Renee Dcbord. Standing - Mike Burnett, Rod Nestor, Julie Weyand, Steve Dougan, Micky Burnett, Ted Ticehurst, Maurice Kinzler, Gary Dickover, Jeff Kamp. Vocal Jazz Ensemble was very busy this year attending contests at Green River Community College, Pasco Eastern Washington, Reno Nevada, and Gresham Oregon. They also sponsored “My Funny Valentine”, the 1976 tolo. 26 A-Cappella Choir row 1, left to right: Micky Burnett, Nancy Brock, Jill Springer, Linda Macaras, Vicki Wanzer, Kcri Parker, Jan Hunt, Rayne Feldman, Genine Hodge, Renee Dcbord, Mel Schwartz. Row 2: Sandi Dcrting, Beckie Scott, Lori Carter, Janine Tingvall, Val Kortness, Carol Huwa, Phyllis Merklin, Maureen McNair, Bonnie Scott, Debbie Habercorn, Sandra Stanford, Rhonda Watkins, Julie Hclfenstein. Row 3: Ted Ticehurst, Gary Dickover, Maurice Kinzler, Ron Lewis, Roger Fancher, Don Beautty, Mark Cook, Steve Dougan, Rod Nestor, Todd Schwartz, Jim Peterson, Gerald Hunt, Ray Dickover. liVllUl jpUATt) Concert Choir - row 1, left to right: Deanne Emerson, Janet Weyand, Doris Garner, Willene Sproat. Rae Brown. Row 2: Pam Dugent, Lori Hubbard, Laurel Warren, Michelle Donner, Diane Briener, Geri Schultz, Tracie Kerley, Lori Karpen. Row 3: Charlene Williamson, Tammy Williamson, Maxine Cole, Ron Chastain, Dan Olson, Jeanette Duncan, Theresa Surface. “My Funny Valentine” was the theme for the tolo sponsored by Vocal Jazz Ensemble. The band, Krakatoa provided a very exciting show. Dress was semi-formal. 28 10YUYT King, Jack McMaster, escorted by Pam Leavitt. Sophomore Prince, Fred DePasquale escorted by Leslie Staley. Junior Prince, Mark Aspelund escorted by Keri Barber. Not pictured Freshmen Prince Brad Powell. The bands this year were under the direction of a new director, Mr. Clinton Anderson. Gold Band’s twenty-six members presented three concerts this year, the fall concert, winter concert, and the formal concert held in Renton at the Carco Theater in spring. They also participated in the Seamount League Band Festivel held at Pteninsula High School. Stage Band this year was made up of twenty members and played music that ranged from swing to modern jazz and rock. Blue Band’s fifteen members participated in two concerts during the year. The primary purpose of this band is to train musicians for Gold Band. Collins Loupe, a senior, showed outstanding musical talents when he was accepted as a student player of the Seattle Symphony family concert which performed March 12 at Lindberg High School. As a member of the Bicentennial Band from the State of Washington, he will travel to Washington D.C. with the group next September. U || lii.xi niim JUjCIII V Collins Loupe Gold Band from left to right, front row: Debbie Mondrzyk, Jan Johnson, Coral Hilby, Carol Duncan, Ramona Preedy, Connie Johnson. Row 2: Lisa Ledum, Becky Guy, Julie Thompson, Gerry Seek, Collins Loupe, Darcy Hilby, Dennis Church, Tim Newell. Row 3: Terry Spencer, Dean Tongue, Jim Christensen, Bob Holcomb, Les Westover, Rich Geist. Row 4: Scott Treick, Fred Wright and Band Director, Mr. Anderson. Stage Band from left to right, front row: Lisa Ledum, Cathy Cutler, Jan Miller, Debbie Mondrzyk. Row 2: Bob Holcomb, Jim Christensen, Les Westover. Row 3: Dennis Scruggms, Mike Smith, Richard Raub, Tim Newell, Darcy Hilby, Heidi Beck, Collins Loupe and Band Director, Mr. Anderson. Blue Band members from left to right. Front Row: Brian Newell, Cathy Woodard, Theresa Hensley, Laurie Anderton, Carlene Haueisen, Celeste Kegley, and Peggy Duncan. Row 2: Dan Hansen, Lisa Ledum, Carol Duncan, Collins Loupe, Darren Whiting and Bill Jirsa. Back Row: Richard Clough, Tim Wenzirel and Band Director, Mr. Anderson. 31 p r m O JU U XJ Pep Club did a good job this year, keeping up spirit at the games and pep assemblies. Pep Club members are: 1st Row, from left to right - Ms. VanDiest, advisor, Gill Naylor, President, Marion Honeysuckle, Vice-President, Barb Sutton, Treasurer, not pictured, Mel Miles, Secretary. 2nd row, Sue Triek, Teri Zorn, Peggy Monger, Julie Thompson, Lynette Tilford, Eva Odstricil, Patty Miller, Nola Tresner, Diane Sherwood, Robyn Pottle, Binkie Wood. 3rd row - Kathy Berkey, Nadine Serna, Kathy Cutler, Kathy Millette, Kim Hustleton, Molly McCarthy, Colleen Habenicht, Keri Barber, Lori Prinzing, Stanette Kowis, Kim McElhaney, Theresa Frazier. 4th row - Dianne Triek, Lori Erickson, Wendy Wejmar, Debbie King, Cindy Stocks, Desiree Jones, Candy Smith, Renee Debord, Judy Gross. 5th row - CeCe Gibbs, Peggy Anderson, Tracy Kerley, Diana Christenson, Cindy Anderson, Janet Tollefson, Kelly Barber, Robin Calhoun, Mary McCarthy, Maxine Cole. 6th row - Sandy Dugent, Kathy Hood, Kris Barnett, Jolyn Keith, Colleen Baird, Pam Sullivan, and Leslie Staley. mm t iff ! Pep Band members: From left to right, 1st Row - Laurei Ander-ton, Kathy Taylor, Connie Johnson, Deanna Tollefson, Lynn Parsons. 2nd Row - Janet Tollefson, Ramona Preedy, Brian Newell, Julie Kramer, Theresa Hensley, Jan Johnson, Nancy Lewis, Carol Duncan. 3rd Row - Terry Spencer, Dean Tongue, Rick Geist, Tim Newell, Dan Lewis, Heidi Beck. 4th Row -Eric Johnson, Lisa Ledum, Jim Christensen, Bob Holcomb, Lowell Gordon, Charles Westover, Kathy Cutler, Dan Hansen, Debbie Mondrzyk, Cory Hilby. 5th Row -Rick Clough, Fred Wright, and Clinton Anderson - Director. 32 Ft)T U JL jjjuI Future Business Leaders of America is a club for students with secretarial or business skills. The purpose of the club is to provide students with business-oriented activities. This year FBLA has been involved with selling refreshments and programs at games, also going to a mini convention in Renton and a state convention in Olympia. FBLA members from left to right: 1st row - Julie Weyand, Ms. Peters - advisor, Pam Althauser, Debbie Knadle. 2nd row - Linda Wcdin, Val Curry, Cindy Kovarik - 2nd semester Vice-President, Jackie Fulston - 1st semester Vice-President, Becky Garner - Reporter, Pam Saviers, Becky Guy, 3rd row - Kathy Hood, Linda Herrman - President, Mickey Crock - Treasurer, Lori Prinzing-Historian, and not pictured - Shelia Shellhase - Secretary. ns f iff ii R X I XX Future Teachers of America consists of teachers aides and ex-ploritory teachers. Their main goal this year was to better communication between the students and the community. FTA members are: First row, from left to right -Rod Nestor, Rick Olson, Joan Mon-tancy, Stanette Kowis - President, Lori Prinzing, Pam Althauser -Secretary. 2nd Row - Ms. Smith -advisor, Debbie Knadle, Nancy Andrich, Debbie King, Becky Childress - Vice President, Gill Naylor, Jolyn Keith. 3rd Row -Collins Loupe, Cindy Kovarik, Bob Holcomb, Traci Lange and Jan Johnson. 33 O Aj Al X A U Aj u v Service club members perform such duties as guarding fences at football games, taking tickets and watching the doors at different activities. One of Service clubs money making ideas this year was the sale of athletic tube socks. These duties often go unnoticed but not unappreciated. Service Club members are: First Row: From left to right Pam Nicolai, Teri Zorn, Traci McGinnis, Wanda Smith • Pres. 2nd Row: Advisor - Pete Ryan Jane Montaney, Kathy Hood, Nadine Serna, Sandy Lee, Jean Montaney, Rose Lewis. ftp SMfYfiS Of AITA A AAA la u This year’s Graphics Class has done a good job in performing the various duties of their class. Their work has been a great help to the teachers and administrators. Graphics students from left to right are: Melanie Goss, Pat Jacobs, Steve Hanson, Becky Garner, Bob Holcomb, Janet Ring, Barry Burleson, and Steve Mitchell. 34 19I®1 Members from left to right are: first row - Scott Treick Evan Morris, Joann Beardsley, Diana Christensen-Treasurer, Barb Sutton-Vice President, Julie Thompson-Secretary, Traci Lange-President. 2nd row - Kathy Preedy, Rick Olson, Bonnie Rhoden, Rod Nestor, Lori Carter, Lori Prinzing, Janet Tollefson, Gill Naylor, Colleen Baird, Candy Smith, Kris Barnett, Phyllis Merklin, Thom Rohm-advisor. 3rd row - Heidi Beck, Cory Hilby, Linda Wedin, Julie Weyand, Tom Dcady, Nancy Andrich, Becky Childress, Debbie Knadle, Lynn Parsons, Tammie Eldridge, April Preedy, Brian Miller, Craig Day, Andrew McDonald, and Mike Wickstrom. This year Honor Societies initiation theme was “Up, Up and Away.” To be a member of Honor Society you must have a 3.25 accumulative grade point average from your freshman year. Honor society’s annual Christmas Ball “turned out nice” according to Traci Lange - President. The money they raise from this and other activities went to the initiation of new members and the annual picnic at the end of the year. 35 axjmo IL iMIB © n t t A Cl JUJU fisrtss A IP QUO X 10 AT nxvo u a o o ttiifir ta u n o Christmas Ball sponsored by Honor Society was held on December 12, and turned out a success. Using the theme, “Visions of Sugarplums” and two Christmas trees gave the student lounge a more Christmassy air. The band “Silver Lode” was commented by several people as a band of super quality. Eighty couples came to this semi-formal dance. 1. “Silver Lode” proved to be a good band. 2. Christmas spirit? 3. Royalty Mary McCarthy, Freshmen Princess; Kathy Millette, Sophomore Princess; Molly McCarthy, Junior Princess; Jolyn Keith, Queen. 4. Member of “Silver Lode” sings. 5. Gill Naylor and Roy Cargo enjoy the music. 36 37 The Bears’ ‘75 season was their first time ever to have home games at their own home. On September 19, 1975 the Bears dedicated their new field and stadium, at their first home game. The Bears’ ‘75 season was one of building. For their first victory the Bears beat Decatur in a non-league game 34-20. They went on to victory over Mt. Si 12-7. They finished their season with an exciting win over Peninsula which they won in two overtimes. More important than statistics were the sportsmanship, effort of the team members, and support from fellow students. The student body gave outstanding support to the team throughout the season. Players not pictured Jim Stanford and Mike Quam. GO BEARS! Tim Rassmussen Homecoming and Spirit Week proved to be great successes, topped off with the Bears' smashing victory over the Peninsula Seahawks Friday night. 1. P.A.B. float (Positive Attitude Bug). This float was designed to promote spirit and involve more people Homecoming night. 2. Cindy Kovarick represents Senior Doo-Dah in a trike race held during Spirit Week. 3. Tahoma overtakes Peninsula in a Kansas City tie breaker. 4. Class of ‘76 expresses their feelings, saluting the 50th graduating class of Tahoma. 5. The Junior class shows their spirit by caging a Seahawk. 6. S-O-P-H-O-M-O-R-E-S was the yell of the Class of‘78 float. 7. Freshmen go all out by winning the ‘75 - ‘76 float trophy with the theme “Cookin’ up a Win.” 8. Tahoma scores one more time, putting us in the lead for a Homecoming Victory 9. Give ‘em a great big bear hug Mmmm-Mmmmm Yal! 10. Kathy Hood, ‘75 - ‘76 Homecoming Queen. 11. The crowd rushes on the field to congratulate the Bears after 2 tie-breakers with Tahoma coming out on top. t) Atm pv ItUlilM A m JJ MM U JU Homecoming dance was put on by Pep Club, and turned out to be a great success. Homecoming Court from left to right: 1. Julie Thompson and escort (Dwayne Stone), Kathy Hood and escort (Mike Downing), Traci Lange and escort (Perry Wagner), dancing under the spot light to “Knights in White Satin.” 2. As you can tell many people enjoyed themselves on Homecoming Night. 3. Julie Thompson, Homecoming Princess 1975-1976. 4. Homecoming Royalty Traci Lange, Kathy Hood, and Julie Thompson. 5. Traci and Kathy express their happiness as Homecoming Queen was announced. Wit ®® fill 1 11 m SSi iff I f IB T p UAfttib v P A imi'P A V 1 his year for the second time in Seamount League history, girls were eligible for the Cross Country teams. And Tahoma’s girls did exceptionally well. With the encouragement and support of Coach Seferovich the girls topped off the ‘75 season by placing first in the Seamount League. The girls then placed seventh and just missed qualifying for state. 1. April Preedy going on to take FIRST place in the Seamount League. 2. Lori Anderton running with Coach Seferovich cheering her on. 3. Jan Johnson running hard to the finish. 4. Tahoma taking the lead. 5. Nancy Andrich striving for first. 6. Kim Odstrcil Girls Cross-Country team members from left to right: Lori Anterton, Nancy Andrich, Penny Simon, Coach Seferovich, Jan Johnson, April Preedy Kim Odstrcil. BOYS' X-CMIT1Y ® ® C Bnr0yS ,Croffs-Countr ' team members left to right: John Hall, Frank Andrich, Norman White, Jeff Leighton Seott Trieek, Steve Leighton, Dan Waltz, Dewey Smith, Dave Gilbert, Marc Bright, Ron Schrift, Mike Williams Coach Seferovich. ’ The Bears opened their 75 season slow but went on to finish well. “It was our best season,” said Coach Sefero-vich. The team faced many obstacles such as the record rains we had early in the season, but they still kept on trackin’. The Bears hosted the Seamount League' Sub-District for the second year on October 25, 1975 at Lake Wilderness. The boys finished their season by placing second in the Seamount League. Then barely missing state by placing sixth at District. 1. Frank Andrich 2. Ron Schrift 3. Mike Williams 4. Keith Hansen, last years cpatain, returning to encourage his former team mates on to victory. 5. Steve Leighton 6. Dean Tongue 7. Marc Bright. All running hard for TAHOMA!!!! 1. Mel Miles reaching for the ball. 2. Kris Barnett ready and looking for the ball. 3. Leanea Hyatt hitting a slammer of a point. 4. Alison Ney hitting the ball while her team mate Kathy Hood backs her up. 5. The team listens to Coach Shaw tell them the plan. 6. Candi Smith. The 1975 Girl s Volleyball team. Seamount League Champions, left to right, bottom row, are. Coach Helen Shaw, Kris Barnett (Most Inspirational), Allison Ney, and Mel Miles. Top row: Leneae Hyatt, Kathy Hood (Team Captain), Candi Smith, Colleen Baird, and Shannon Flaherty. 1 TAHOMA Sumner Peninsula Enumclaw White Rivci Fife Foster Mount Si Among Tahoma’s most prized assets was our top ranked Girls’ Volleyball team. Hours of hard work and extraordinary team spirit, along with Coach Helen Shaw’s expert guidance, led both the J.V. and Varsity teams to victorious seasons. With an undefeated record Tahoma was Seamount’s top representative at the District Tournament. There, with two wins and one loss, the Bears captured the District fifth-place spot and the chance at the Girls’ State AAA-AA Volleyball Tournament. They fought hard, scoring two victories and two losses and a fantastic seventh in State. For the second year in a row, Tahoma’s Girls’ Volleyball squad triumphantly proved to be one of the best teams in the State!!! J. V. Volleyball members are from left to right bottom row: Sandy Dugent, Annette Fisher, Joanne Beardsley, Liz Sawyer, Lesley Stahley Top row from left to right: Traci Drake, Wanda Smith, Eileen Ingram Windy Culter, Julie Kramer. Tahoma’s ‘75-‘76 golf team members are from left to right: Mike Smith, Nels Barth, Les Westover, Mark Asplund(voted Team Captain), Sterling Monroe, Dave Crock, Jerry Althauser (voted the Coach’s award), Ted Ticehurst, not pictured is Marvin Motley (voted the Goof-Off of theYear). ‘it is almost impossible to remember how tragic a place the world is when playing golf. Robert Lynd F-O-U-R The Bears opened their ‘75 season by having the privilege of using Wilderness Ridge Golf Course as their home. Wilderness Ridge is one of the licest courses in the Northwest, having their full 18 holes open. At home the Bears had new golf tees at the end of the football field, along with a Coach that helped build strength and put pride in the team. The Bears had an enjoyable and successful season. The team played many of their matches at home and did well in them. This year was both a learning and building experience for the team and their new Coach. The team is looking forward to next year with bright hopes and big dreams. Coach House Mark Asplund was voted the Golfer of the Year by his team mates. Diane Sherwood Leslie Staley Sandi Dugent Judy Anderton (Queen) 50 Colleen Baird Tammy Tulloch Kim McElhaney The 1975 - 76 Cheerleading Staff has had quite a year. Through their uncountable hours they have gone beyond the call of duty to represent and promote spirit at Tahoma. This summer at Central Washington State College they were presented three outstanding awards which they truly worked hard for. 51 miSTMS Ann mWmlDQ K TO TP u uii wmmmM itili @ (D § The ‘75-‘76 season was one of the Bears strongest seasons. Thoughout the season the Bears had many victories with few losses hoping to end the season with a 13-3 win, loss record. And either placing first or second in league standings. The Bears upset two triple AAA schools, Kent Merdian and Lindbergh, which were two very happy victories. Along with the outstanding team record as of Janurary the Bears also have many exciting individual accomplichments. Jerry Althauscr with a 7-0-1, win-loss record, being the only undefeated Bear wrestler, Tim Lley Dean Christensen and Mike Downing all having a record of seven wins and one loss, Kevin Thiessen just having two losses with six wins also both of the team members Orie Jolly and Wally Wright look promising. All the Bears look like strong contenders for STATH this year and maybe Tahoma may prove to be one of the best teams this year. 1.Varsity members from left to right: Mark Theissen;168 lbs.,Wally Wright;UNL. 2. From left to right: Jerry AlthauserJ29 lbs., Jim Lawe; 115 lbs., Voyi Scrna;108 lbs., Dan Trujillo;101 lbs., 3. From left to the right;Tim Eley;135., Jim Hclfenstein;141 lbs., Kirk Wedlund;l48.,and Orie JollyJ58 lbs., 4. From left to right: Mike DowningJ90 lbs., Kevin Thiessen;178 lbs., Dean Christensen;! 22 lbs., Kent Barber J08 lbs. The J.V.'s were few but strong and had great spirit. The Bears had victories over Bellermine 28 - 24 and Sultan 15-3 and also tied Decatur 22 - 22, and Peninsula 15 - 15. The J.V.’s are looking forward to an exciting place on the varsity squad next year. 1. J.V. wrestlers from left to right: Ron Trujillo, Ron Reynolds, Mike Sogura 2. From left to right: Doug Hodge, Rick Wasson, Rick Geist, trie Hagman. 3. Mike Downing going for a pin against Decatur. 4. Dean Christnesen giving his man a work over. 5. Orie Jolly on Coach Divina top of things, for the Bears. t) nQvwr) Iff JJjOLiJ JCVJU a AiA iJGl The Bears opened their season with a big win against Mt. Rainier 70 - 80. It was a good start and made them determined to continue winning for Tahoma.and to be one of Tahoma’s best teams. Determination with inspiritation were Coach Willis’ top priorities in leading the Bears in a victorious season. Tahoma is very fortunate to have Coach Willis for the second year. He has school pride and most of all spirit. “Great victories came, not through ease but by fighting valiantly and meeting hardships bravely.” Varsity Basketball team members from top: Coach Willis. From left to right Steve Leighton - Guard, Jack McMaster - Forward, Jeff Gcrbing - Forward Center, Paul Palmer - Forward Center, Wayne Kerley - Center, Rick Sutton -Forward, Perry Wagner - Forward, Junior Givens - Guard. Varsity Basketball THS 80 Rainier Beach 70 57 59 44 81 Orting Foster WIHOT! The J.V. had a new coach and a new team, and worked long and hard to produce wins. They had talent, skill and team spirit. They were privileged in having Mr. Clem a student teacher from CWSC for their coach. When he was asked about the team, he responded: “1 was very pleased with the performances of the JV’s. They are the most enthusiastic guys I’ve ever coached! The JV’s improved greatly with each week and I expect them to make big contributions to the Varsity next year. They may not have scored a lot of points, but their hustle and defense made every game a close battle. These guys played with intense determination and they were fun to be with. I only hope they will continue to work and improve their skills. You can go a long ways on attitude and this group of guys had some of the best attitudes I have seen. 1 want to thank Tahoma and the players for making this an enjoyable season” JV Basketball Team Bottom row from left to right: Mike Sullivan, Jeff Leighton, Mark Aspelund, Garry Dickover, Bob Cutler, Mark Ryan. Top row from left to right: Coach Clem, Mike Lewis, Mark Bright, Jerome Kinzler, Troy Stone, Scott Sims, Dean Tongue. 1. Steve Leighton 2. Jack McMaster 3. Jeff Gerbing 4. Scott Sims. The girls ’ basketball team coached by Ms. Helen Shaw have quite an impressive record and are determined to go all the way once again. The team consists of mostly seniors and juniors, but is very strong and they look like they are full of talent. Girls Varsity Basketball team members from bottom to top: Traci Drake, Kris Barnett, Nancy Andrich. From left to right: Candy Smith, Kathy Hood, Lenae Hyatt, Kathy Cutler, Mel Miles, Coach Shaw. ■ ■ The girls’ J.V. team was young and inexperienced. Throughout the season they gained both experience and confidence in their playing. Their season consisted of many losses, the games were close and lost only by a few points. The J.V.’s learned some of the tricks of the game and most of all the team learned how to both win and lose gracefully with sportsmanship and pride. Bottom row left to right: Kelly Leichem, Marsha Schellhase, Liz Sawyer, Joanne Beardsley, Coral Hilby. Top row from left to right: Coach Helen Shaw, Ramona Preedy, Deanne Tollefson, Diane Treik, Darcy Hilby, Patti Miller. For the First year Tahoma has had FIVE BRAND NEW TENNIS COURTS, which are some of the nicest in the Seamount League. The tennis team appreciated the new courts and made the most of them. The team members also received new warm-up suits. The team “ladder” was decided by challenge matches which enabled everyone including freshmen to work their way up to the varsity squad. There were many upsets and surprises from the challenge matches. The returning lettermen were Becky Childress, Pam Althauser, Brian Miller, Evan Morris and Mark Ryan. When Coach Rohm was asked to comment, he replied, “My goal this year is to see everyone play to the best of their ability.” At press time the team is full of old and new talent and should prove to be one of the finest teams Tahoma has had. 1. J.V. Tennis Team members, bottom row left to right: Heidi Beck, Debbie Mondryzk, Keri Peterson, DeEtta Tresner, Julie Hill, Jan Miller. Top row, left to right: Dave Kulp Charles MacDonald, Dan Lewis, Scott Pawlak, Von Myers, Cliff Richards. 2. Brian Miller performs during a pep assembly, when Tennis was in charge of a skit. 3. Novice Players. Words of wisdom from Mr. Rohm, “Tennis is not a matter of life and death, it is much more than that.” Track team members, bottom row, lett to right: Scott Treick, Kevin Davis, Jack McMaster, Pat Paxton, Clay Belleman. Second row: Dave Lewis, Dean Tongue, Chris Miller, Ron Schrift, Bob Lambert. Third row: Tim Evans, Vance Berkey, Brandy Wood, Kurt Wedlund, Mike Kareem, Norman Weik, Dave Waltz, Randy Fleming. Fourth row: Gerald Schrift, Davin Hagman, Scott Nicolas. Fifth row: Jerry Loux, Jessie Serna, Rich Kitner, Mike Emerson, Bob McDermond, Dan Hanson, Coach Larry Seferovich. Sixth row: Coach Hedahl, Tim Olson, Shannon Carrier, Deanna Emerson, Kathy Andrich. The Boys Track Team was very young, with many Freshmen competing in varsity events. As a money raising activity the team sold scriber pens, and made enough money to pay for new sweat suits. For the second year the team enjoyed having their own home meets. They practiced hard and late and had plenty of spirit and ambition. It was a successful and fun season for Boys’ Track. Highlighting the season was Jack McMaster’s strong individual effort. Jack placed third last year in the state high-jump competition and has since been invited to many competitions. The team gave Jack their support throughout the season. 1. Jack McMasters doing the hurdles. 2.Randy Fleming jumping high. 3. Pat Paxton putting the shot. 3. Jack McMasters showing high jumping ability. 4. Dean Tongue working out hard before a big meet. 61 1. Runners from left to right: April Preedy, Kim Odstricil,Cathy Cutler, Joan Beardsley.2.Bottom row from left to right:Lynette Tilford, Kathy Davis, McDermond twins. Bottom row from left to right : Lori Sche-llase, Katht Cutler, Kristi Knadle. 3. Runners on the move. 4. Lisa Ledum throwing the discus. 5. Top row from left to right: Janet Tollefson,McDermond twins.The bottom row from left to right : Annette Fisher and Connie Doll, Kristi Knadle. 6. Lisa Ledum. Darcy Hilby , Peggy Monger, Diseree Jones, Kathy Cutler, Susan Kasawski. The girls’ track team started out with a booming attendence of seventy five girls turning out in the first week. Many of the girls continued to work hard throughout the season. One week before season the girls attendedBramblewood Camp to build up their spirit and muscles, while having a good time. It proved to be a rewarding experience and a good beginning for a fun season. This year the team had many new additions. For the first time they were able to have a J.V. team which could take part in league competition. Also they received bright new blue and gold sweats, which were a familiar sight on the tFack after school. Baseball Team Members, bottom row from left to right: Mike Scroggers, Tim Stole, Mike Werlinger, Scott Gordon Steve Leighton Mark Aspelund, Yogi Serna, Jeff Leighton, Dan Waltz, Stan Smith, Jim Lcgg. Top row from left to right’ Coach Woods, West Blankchek, Chuck Chambers, Bob Culler, John Reed, Tom Deady, Perry Wagner, Kevin Theissen.Roy Cargo, Mike Smith, Jerry Althauser, Tim Rasmussen,Dave Prunett, Russ Stevenson, Jim Peterson, J.V. Coach Wix. Mike Smith )fflf n� This years’ baseball team, with many returning lettermen, looked towards their 75-76 season confident that it would be one of Tahoma’s most successful. For the first time they have a new home field and are able to have home games. They have a J.V. team for the first time, who are looking strong and will be a great asset to next years’ Varsity squad. Tahoma finished third in the league last year, and has many returning lettermen. This years team is determined to do well in the standings. The team is practicing long and hard with Coach Wood. Baseball appears headed for a winning season! Returning lettermen bottom row fron left to right: Steve Leighton, Mark Aspelund, Jerry Althauser, top row from left to right: Kevin Theissen, Roy Cargo, Mike Smith, Perry Wagner. Coach Woods. Basemen, from left to right: Jerry Althauser, Mark Aspelund, Steve Leighton, Roy Cargo. This year’s freshman football placing 3rd in the Seamount League.-team practiced long and hard, They are looking forward to striving to have a successful season moving up and being able to use and work towards being Tahoma's Tahoma’s new foojball field. The future winning team. Under the Bears are also looking forward to strict and expert guidance of Coach the up coming freshmen which Gary Brunelle, they came through show talent and look promising the season with a 3-3 record, for the future. Freshmen team members bottom row left to right: Kevin Nelson, Dan White, Monte Preuitt, Davin Hagman Dwayne Moulds, Brad Powell, Scott Miller, Lloyd Williams, Jeff Werlinger, Jeff King. Top row left to right: Coach Brunelle, Gary Hall, Lloyd Abraham, Rich Kintner, Scott Pawlak, Chuck Jones, Dave Bell, Jerry Loux, Dave Beckler Chris Sundstrom, Don Habenicht. PWINHII H K Q tr jjno no I Freshmen Basketball team members top row from left to right: Coach Hedahl, Jim Grapes Dale Beckler Rudy Kowts, Scott Pawlack, Monte Pruitt, Gary Hall, Jeff Werlinger, Dan Hopper, Chris Sundstorm, Don Habemct. Bottom row lett to right: Brad Powell, Jeff Werr, Carl Luder, Steve Eicherbergcr, Jeff Ue, Norm White, Todd Helmerson Fred righ . For the second year, Coach Hedahl coached the Bears onto victory. The players were all new faces, but brought determination and a winning spirit to Tahoma’s freshmen sports. Freshmen Wrestling team members top row left to right: Coach Brunelle, Daryl Hammons, Sterling Monroe, Lloyd Williams, Dave Kulp, Dave Bell, Rob Keener, Dwayne Moulds, DavinHagman Scott Miller, Jerry Loux, Manager-Tim Newell, Bottom row left to right: Jim Grapes, Tim Walsh, Don Reinhard, Warren Buxton, Jamie Hendrickson, Troy Deady, Jesse Sernia, Keyin Nelson, Greg Lopeman, Rich Kintner, Not pictured: Chuck Jones, Dave Christensen, Bert Hart. Scorekeepers: Chris Neuberger Kim Butler, Lori Erickson. This year . the Freshmen The Bears had a great season wrestling team opened their season as of January, being 6-2 in with a big win over Showalter league, and were looking forward 18-51. The Bears went on to to finishing either first or second' have victories in six out of in the Seamount League, eight matches. 1. Tim Walsh 2. Warren Buxton X) M i MM I ISM The Freshmen baseball team this year is well gifted and the potential is great. Coach Brunelle said the team could easily take first place in league competition and he is looking forward to seeing the boys’ perform. The boys worked hard and long after school each night preparing for their first game. Under the expert coaching of Coach Brunelle, the boys have learned many new playing skills, and secrets about the game, that will lead them to FIRST PLACE! 1. Bottom row, left to right: Clayton Murray, Brian Ratigan, Kevin Nelson, Greg Lopeman, Tim Acker, Sterling Monroe, Rob Keener, Don Habenicht. Top row: Coach Brunelle, Richard Clau (manager), Lloyd Williams, Jeff King, Dwayne Moulds, Robbie Cahoon, Scott Miller, Dale Beckler, Chuck Jones, Rudy Kowis, Rex Ramly. Not Pictured: Steve Eichelberger. 2. Lloyd Williams. 3. Scott Miller. 4. Left to right: Lloyd Williams, Kevin Nelson, Rob Keener, Tim Acker, Brian Ratigan, Sterling Monroe, Dale Beckler, Jeff King. 70 isit 18® ij JTX. La La a s0j0BaKw This is the first year jazz dance team has preformed. They did routines .at three basketball games to the music of “Long Cool Women in a Black Dress,” “Roller Coaster,” “Can’t Get Her Out of My Mind.” And they hope to continue this next year. Jazz Dance Team consists of: Debbie Haberkorn, iiinkie Wood, Maxine Cole. Lori Erickson, Val Curry, Mickey Burnett, Kris Neuberger, Shelley Aspe-lund, Terri Christensen, Not Pictured, Zoie Kramer. VUUIYT CLUB f. 1, P.A.B., Positive Attitude Bug was Tahoma’s newest . organization and had the biggest membership of any club at T.H.S. It all started at a Seamount League leadership conference in October where the idea of having a club, open to anyone in the school was introduced. The idea really excited Coach Mike Willis and the T.H.S. students who attended. They immediately got going and within two months had over 185 members! Officers were Mike Smith, President, Garry Dickover, Vice President, Nola Tres-ner, Activities Coordinator and Kathy Preedy, Secretary-Treasurer. Coach Mike says there are alot of excited people and he’s really looking forward to next year. The thrill of the year for Varsity Club was the addition of the female sex. Officers were Rick Sutton, president, Kent Barber, vice-president, Kathy Hood, sec-cretary-treasurer, Dean Christensen, sergeant-at-arms and Mike Smith, chairman. Varsity Club members, first row, left to right: Mark Ryan, Mark Aspelund, Pat Paxton, Steve Leighton, Mel Miles. Second row: Mr. Wood, advisor, Garry Dickover, Mike Smith, Roy Cargo, Mike Downing, Kevin Theissen, Nancy Andirch, Janet Tollef-son, Nancy Brock, Evan Morris, Candi Smith. Third row: Scott Treick, Colleen Baird, Kris Barnett. Fourth row: Kent Barber, Brian Powell, Dean Christensen, Kathy Hood, Rick Sutton, Jack McMaster. RTE5 74 C indy Anderson - Secretary, Evan Morris - President, Julie Thompson - Vice-President, Sheila Schellhase - Treasurer From left to right: Miice Smith, Cindy Anderson, Dan Waltz, Maureen McNair, Hvan Morris, Len Denton, Jeff uerbing, Sheila Schellhase, Mike Burnett, Julie Thompson, Kent Barber. 75 PAMELA LYN ALTHAUSER “Pam” Annual Staff 12; FTA 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; FBLA 12. CYNTHIA DIANE ANDERSON “Cindy” Herald Staff 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Student Council 11, 12; Class Officer 12; Senior Senate 12; FHA 10; Girls Club 12. KATHLEEN JOAN ANDRICH “Kathy” Honor Society 12; German Club 10, 12; Herald Staff 12; Pep Club ll;Track 12; P.A.B. 12. COLLEEN JEANETTE BAIRD “Colleen” ROBERT PHILLIP BAKER “Bob Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, General Activities 11, 12; Pep Band 10; Service Club 11; Blue Band 9; Gold Band 10; Student Council 11; Cheerleader 10, 12; Class Officer 11; Girl’s Club 9, 12; Volleyball 11, 12. KENTON DAVID BARBER “Kent” Senior Senate 12; Wrestling 11, 12; P.A.B. 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. 76 KENNETH SCOTT BANGHART“Richie” Blue band 9,10. KRISTY ELLEN BARNETT “Kris” Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Service Club 11; Student Council 12; Cheerleader 12; Volleyball 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; FBLA 11; PAB 12; Varsity Club 12. KATHY MICHELL BARR “Barr” Blue Band 9; Tennis 11. BRUCE GERALD BARNES “Fuzz” NELS BARTH “Nels” Student Council 12; Bascball9. TA Golf 9, 11, 12. CLAY GUY BELLEMAN “Clay” Honor Society 12; German Club 9; Basketball 9; Track 10. KATHY MARIE BERKEY “BB” Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Service Club 9, 10; Girls Club 9, 10; P.A.B. 12. DONNA JEAN BORDEN “Donna Pep Club 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11. 77 TERESA LYNN BRIMMAGE “Teri” Student Council 9, 10; Thespians 11. NANCY JANE BROCK “Nancy” FT A 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Service Club 9, 10, 11; Vocal Jazz 11, 12; A-Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 9. BARRY SCOTT BURLESON “Barry” Graphics 12. MICHAEL DEAN BURLESON “Red” Student Council 12; Football 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. MICHAEL KEITH BURNETT “Herman” Pep Club 10; Vocal Jazz 10, 11, 12; A-Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 9; Student Council 9, 11, 12; Senior Senate 12; Baseball 9, 10. 78 TRICIA LYNN CALHOUN “Mersh” A-Cappella Choir 10, 11; Concert Choir 9. LORI JO CARTER “Lori” Honor Society II, 12; Vocal Jazz 10, 11, 12; A-Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; P.A.B. 12. RONNIE ELWON CHASTAIN “Ron” Concert Choir f 1, 12; Baseball 12. BECKY SUF CHILDRESS “Becky” Honor Society 10, 11, 12; FT A 12; Stage Band 9, 10, 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12. DEAN STANLEY CHRISTENSEN “Deano” Student Council 9; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; P.A.B. 12. DIANA DEAN CHRISTENSEN “Diana’ Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Herald Staff 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Pep Band 9, 10; Student Council 12; P.A.B. 12. STEVEN ANDREW CHRISTENSEN “Steve” Track 11. 79 GENEVA MARIE CLOUGH “Cliff’ General Activities RANDY LEE COLLECCHI “Randy’ German Club 9; Baseball 9. SANDY LYNN COLLECCHI “Sandy” General Activities MIRIAM ADA COX “Mack” MICHELE MARIE CROCK “Micky” General Activities Pep Club 9, 10; Service Club 9, 10; A-Cappella Choir 10, 11; Concert Choir 9; Basketball 9, 1 1; Tennis 11, 12; FBLA 12. RENEE BERNADETTE DEBORD “Nay Nay” Pep Club 11, 12; Vocal Jazz 10, 12; A-Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 9. LENORE LOUISE DENTON “Lenny” Senior Senate 12; Tennis 9. 80 KEVIN MICHAEL DAVIS “Anthony” Track 11,12; Football 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 9, 10. Baseball 9; P.A.B. 12. BRENDA LEE DICKINSON “Brenda” Herald Staff 9, 10, 11, 12 Editor; Student Council SHEILA KAY DOBNER “Red” General Activities DAVID KELLY DOLL “Dave” VERA LEA DOVER “Sis’ Service Club 10, 11; A-Cappella Choir General Activities 10, 11; Concert Choir 9; Baseball 9. MICHAEL ROBER.T DOWNING “Mike” Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9. CARROL ANN DUNCAN “Carrol” Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Blue Band 9, 10; Gold Band 1 1, 12. MARGARET LOUISE DUNCAN “Peggy” Pep Band 9, 10, 11; Blue Band 9, 10, 11, 12. 81 CHERYL ANN ELDER “Cheryl” German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Exchange Student 11; Student Council 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11. TAMMIE JO ELDRIDGE “Tammic” Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 1 1; Pep Band 9, 10; Blue Band 9, 10; God Band 10, 11; Student Council 9; GirlsClubl2; Baseball Statistician 10, 11, 12. THERESA ANN FRAZIER “Fifi” Pep Club 12. MARK WAYNE ELSEMORE “Road Racer” ANTHONY DAVID FLINK ‘Tony” Football 9; Wrestling 9. General Activities SUSAN MARCIE GAMRADT “Sue” Annual Staff 11, 12; Graphics 11, 12; REBECCA MAY GARNER “ Becky” Graphics 12; Blue Band 9; FBLA 12. 82 ROGER LESLIE GASTON “Roger” General Activities JAMES LA VERNE GEMMELL “Jim” General Activities JEFFREY DALE GERBING “Dr. J ” Pep Band 11; Blue Band 9; Gold Band 10, 11; Student Council 12; Senior Senate 12; Basketball 9, 11, 12; P.A.B. 12. WILLARD LAWRENCE GIBBS JR' “Willard” General Activities MELANIE LOVE GOSS “Melanie” Graphics 10, 11, 12; P.A.B. 12. GLENDA LYNN GOTT “Gernie” Student Council 9; Basketball 9. JACQUELINE GRANT FUNSTON “Jackie” FT A 12; FBLA 11, 12; P.A.B. 12. 83 SHERRY ANNE GUSTAFSON “Sherry” Concert Choir 10; FBLA 11, 12. THOMAS EDWARD GREfeNSIDE “Tom Vocal Jazz 10, 11, 12. JONATHAN JERALD GREGG “Jon” General Activities REBECCA RUTH GUY “Becky” FTA 1 i; Pep Club 9; Pep Band 11; Blue Band 9, 10; Godl Band 11, 12; Tennis 10; FBAL 12; P.A.B. 12. STEVE FOREST HANSON “Steve” Football 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 9. JULIE ANNE HARRIS “Julie” Pep Club 9, 10; Pep Band 9, 10; Blue Band 9, 10; Track 10. 84 LARRY DAVID HATCH “Larry” German Club 9, 12; Tennis 9, 12. MICHELE DIANE HEADRICK “Shelly” Pep Club 10; Pep Band 9, 10; Blue Band 9, 10. LINDA MARIE HERRMAN “Linda Pep Club 9, 10; Graphics 11; Student Council 9, 10, 12; FBLA 11,12. CARLA CATHLEEN HILL “Carla” Concert Choir 10; FBLA 11. SYLVIA ANN HIXSON “Sylvia” Student Council 11. GENINE MARY HODGE “Gin” German Club 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10; Blue Band 9, 10; A-Cappella Choir 11, 12; Concert Choir 10; Tennis 9. ROBERT HOLCOMB “Bob” German Club 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Gold Band 11, 12; Stage Band 12. Graphics 12; Blue Band 9, 10; 85 BRETT ALLEN HOLTER “Brett” Student Council 9, 10; Class Officer 9; Football 9; Wrestling 10;P.A.B. 12. KATHY LYNN HOOD “Kath” Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Service Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Class Officer 11; Volleyball 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Track 10; FBLA 12; P.A.B. 12; Girls Club 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. GERALD ALLEN HUNT “Jerry” A-Cappella Choir 11, 12; Concert Choir 9. JANICE ANN HUNT “Jan” DAVID ARLEN HUSON “Dave” Thespians 10, 11, 12; A-Cappella General Activities Choir 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 9. JAMES CORBY HYATT “Corby” Thespians 10; Tennis 9. PATRICK LEROY JACOBS “Jake” Graphics 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12 ; Football 9, 12 11, 12; Football 9, 10. 86 JOHN WALTER JENNINGS “JJ” Stage Band 9, 10; Student Council 9; Wrestling 9, 10. JAN MARIE JOHNSON “Jan” FT A 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Graphics 9, 10; Blue Band 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Crosscountry 12; FBLA 11; P.A.B. 12. JERALD ALLEN JOHNSON “Jerry'’ Football 9. JAMES MARTIN JOHNSON “Jim” Basketball 9. MICHAEL LEE JOHNSON “Mike” General Activities 87 JOLYN KEITH “Jo” r FTA 12; Pep Club 12; Pep Band 9; Blue Band 9, 10; Gold Band 11; Student Council 12, Secretary; Executive Board 12; Class Officer 10, 11; FBLA 11; P.A.B. Officer 12. WAYNE BRYON KERLEY “Squirrely” Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10; Pep Band 10; Blue Band 9; Gold Band 10; Student Council 11; P.A.B. 12;Golf9. DEBRA KAY KING “Debby” FTA 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Student Council 10; Tennis 11,12; Girls Club 12. PATRICK JOSEPH KINZLER “Pat” Football 12. DEBRA KAYE KNADLE “Debbie” Honor Society 11, 12; FTA 12; FBLA 12; Girls Club 12. CINDY ANN KOVARIK “Cindy” FTA 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Executive Board 9; Student Council 12; FBLA Historian 11, Vice Pres. 12. ZOIE ELIZABETH KRAMER “Zoe Beth” Batgirl 11; Student Council 12. 88 WANDA MAUREEN LAMBERT “Wanda’ Honor Society 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Track 10. FRANK DANIEL LAMOREAUX “Frank” Track 9, 10. TRACIE JEAN LANGE “Trac” Honor Society 10, 11, 12 Pres.; FT A 11, 12; Pep Club 9; Service Club 11; Student Council 12; Executive Board 12; Girls Club 9, 10, 12; Track 9. LISA ANN LEDUM “Lisa” Honor Society 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Blue Band 9, 12; Gold Band 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10, 11; Track 11, 12. STEVEN WAYNE LEIGHTON “Moc Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; P.A.B. 12. LOREN DONALD LONTZ “Lorenzio” Football 9 COLLINS GERALD LOUPE “Collins” Honor Society 12; FTA 12; Pep Band 11, 12; Blue Band 9; Gold Band 10, 11, 12;Stage Band 9, 10, 1 1, 12. 89 LINDA JO MCALLISTER “Mac” Tennis 9; Student Council 10; Track 10. DAWN McDERMOTT “Dawny” KIMBERLY KAYE McELHANEY “Kimmy General Activities Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Service Club 10, 11; Cheerleader 9, 10, 12. RHONDA ANN McGUIRE “Rhoda” Concert Choir 10. JOHN EDWARD McMASTER “Jack” Student Council 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 10; P.A.B. 12; Varsity Club 10,11,12. 90 MAUREEN MICHELLE McNAIR “Mo” Honor Society 12; Thespians 9, 10 11, 12; Vocal Jazz 10, 11, 12; A-Cappella Choir 11, 12; Concert Choir 11, 12; P.A.B. 12. PHYLLIS ARLEEN MERKLIN “Phyl” Honor Society 10, 11, 12; German Club 10, 11, 12; Exchange Student 11; A-Cappella Choir 11, 12; Concert Choir 10; P.A.B. 12. BRIAN JOHN MILLER “Brian” Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10; Blue Band 9; Gold Band 10; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Executive Board 12; Basketball 9; Golf 9, 10 Tennis 10, 11, 12; P.A.B. 12. STEVEN ALVA MITCHEL “Steve” Graphics 12; Blue Band 9; Gold Band 10; Student Council 12. ANN JOAN MONTANEY “Joanie” FT A 12, Track 11, Girls Club 12. EVAN DAVID MORRIS JR. “Evan” Honor Society 10, 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; Annual Staff 11, 12; Exchange Student 11; Pep Band 9, 10; Blue Band 9; Gold Band 10; Student Council 9, 11, 12; Executive Board 12; Class Officer 9, 12; Senior Senate; Tennis 10, 12; Football 9, 10; Wrestling 9, 10, 11. KAMERA KAY MURALT “Kamera” General Activities 91 GILLIAN SUSAN NAYLOR “Gill” Honor Society 10, 11, 12; FTA 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Executive Board 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Crosscountry 11. VONLEY RAY MYERS “Von General Activities RODNEY LYNN NESTOR “Rod” Honor Society 10, 11, 12; FTA 10, 11, 12; Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12; Graphics 10; Vocal Jazz 11, 12; A-Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12. JENNIFER LYNN PARSONS “Lynn Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 11; Pep Band 9, 11, 12; Blue Band 9; Gold Band 10, 11. TERRI JANE PAWLAK “Terri” Annual Staff 12. PAMELA FAYE NICOLAI “Pam” Herald Staff 12; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 11; Pep Band 9, 10; Service Club 12; Blue Band 9; Girls Club 12. RICKY LEE OLSON “Rick-Honor Society 10, 11, 12-FTA 11, 12; Pep Band 1 - eiue Band 9; Gold Band 9, lo i i Basketball 11. 92 PATRICK ERVIN PAXTON “Packy” Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10; Varsity Club 12. ROBYN DIANE POTTLE “Rob” Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 10, 12; Service Club 10; P.A.B. 12. BRIAN RANDOFF POWELL “Boog” Student Council 12; ASB President 12; Executive Board 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12;Track 9;.Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. STANLEY LYNN POWERS “Stan” Honor Society 9, 10; Wrestling 10. APRIL FRANCES PREEDY “April” Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Exchange Student 11; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Gold Band 10, 11; Blue Band 9; P.A.B. 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12. JOSEPH KEVIN QUAM “Kevin” General Activities 93 MICHAEL ALLEN QUAM “Mike” Football 12. RICHARD GLENN RAUB “Rich” Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Blue Band 10; Gold Band 11, 12; Stage Band 11,12; A-Cappella Choir 10; P.A.B. 12. LINDA JEAN REEDER “Linda” Concert Choir 9, 10, 11. NANCY ROSEANNE REID “Nanc” General Activities MARK EDWARD RICHTER “Mark” Football 9, 10, 11. JANET LYNN RING “Janet” Annual Staff 11, 12; Tennis 9; Graphics 11, 12. PAMELA JEAN SAVIERS “Pam” Herald Staff 12; Annual Staff 12; Biue Band 9, 10; FBLA 12. SHEILA JEAN SCHELLHASE “Gila” Annual Staff 12; Student Council 1 1; Class Officer 12; Senior Senate 12; Track 10; FBLA 1 1, 12; FBLA Secretary 12; Ski West 10. 94 MYRON ELON SHERRARD “Myron” Office Aide 11,12. MICHAEL L. SMITH “Mike” Stage Band 10, 11, 12; A-Cappella Choir 10; Concert Choir 10; Senior Senate 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12. JAMIE DOYLE SPRINGER “Jamie Vocal Jazz 12;Tennis 12. NADINE SERNA “TB” Pep Club 9, 12; Srevice Club 10, 12. BONNIE JO SCOTT “Bonnie” Vocal Jazz 12; A-Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12. MICHAEL MATHEW SIMON “Boz” Blue Band 9,12; Student Council 12; Wrestling 9. CANDICE LYNN SMITH “Candi” Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Service Club 9, 10, 11; Concert Choir 9; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Executive Board 11; Cheerleader 9, 10, 12; Class Officer 11; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9. 95 JAMES CONRAD STARR “Jim” Pep Band 1 1; Blue Band 9, 11; Gold Band 10. RICHARD DAVID STIPP “Rich” Herald Staff 12; Basketball 9. CONNIE SUE STUMP “Connie” Pep Club 9, 10; Track 10. BARBARA ANN SUTTON “Barb” Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Blue Band 9, 10; Gold Band 11; Vocal Jazz 9, 10, 11; A-Cappella 10; Concert Choir 9; Track 10, 1 1; P.A.B. 12. PATRICIA JANE TELFORD “Patty” Thespians 10; Pep Club 9; Cheerleader 9. KEVIN CHARLES THIESSEN “Kevin” Basketball 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. JULIE ANN THOMPSON “Julie” Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9; Service Club 10; Blue Band 9; Gold Band 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, 1 1; Class Officer 12; Senior Senate 12; Girls Club 9, 10, 12 President. 96 JANINE ANN TINGVALL “Janine” Service Club 9, 10; Vocal Jazz 11, 12; A-Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 9; Basketball 9, 10. GREGORY JOHN TOBIN “Clown” Cross Country 10, 11. ROBIN ANN TOFFLEMOYER “Rob” Annual Staff 12. JANET KRISTELTOLLEFSON “Janet” Honor Society 10, 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; Herald Staff 12; Exchange Student 11; Pep Club 12; Peo Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Blue Band 9; Gold Band 10, 11; Student Council 10, 12; Executive Board 10, 12; Class Officer 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; SCOTT EDWARD TREICK “Scott” Honor Society 12; German Club 10, 11, 12; Exchange Student 11; Gold Band 9, 10, 12; Track 10, 11; Crosscountry IQ, 11, 12; Wrestling 9; Baseball 9. PERRY OLIVER WAGNER “AB” Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; P.A.B. 12. t DANIEL JOSEPH WALTZ “Rommel Honor Society 11, 12; Senior Senate 12;. Golf 9; Crosscountry 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11. 97 WILBUR PERRY WASSON “Perry General Activities. RHONDA LYNNE WATKINS “Ronda” A-Cappella Choir 12; Concert Choir 11. LINDA DARLENE WEDIN “Wedin” KRISTI LYNN WEDLUND “Kris” Honor Society iO, 11, 12; Annual General Activities Staff 12; Pep Band 9, 10; Blue Band 9; Gold Band 9, 10; Track 10; Ski West 10. JULIE KAY WEYAND “Goolie” Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Pep Band 9, 10; Blue Band 9; Gold Band 9, 10; Vocal Jazz 9, 10, 12; A-Cappella Choir 10; Concert Choir 9; Track 10; FBLA 12. MICHAEL JOHN WICKSTROM “Wicky” Honor Society 11, 12; Herald Staff 12; FTA 10; Student Council 11; Crosscountry 10; FBLA 11; Baseball 10, 11. TAMMY LYNN WILLIAMSON “Tammy” A-Cappella Choir 12; Concert Choir 12; P.A.B. 12. PAULINE LOUISE WINTER “Pauline Herald Staff 12; Annual Staff 12; FTA 9, 10, 12; Pep Band 9; Blue Band 9, 10; Student Council 9; Basketball 12; Track 9. DEBORAH LEE WOODARD “Woody” Annual Staff 12; Pep Band 9; Blue Band 9; Gold Band 10; Student Council 11; Track 10; Ski West 10. LARRY DEAN WORCESTER “Larry Pep Band 9, 10, 11; Graphics 10 Pep Band 9, 10, 11; Graphics 12; Blue Band 9, 10; Gold Band 11. SENIORS NOT PICTURED SHANE ERIC BRIGHT “Shane Track 9; Crosscountry 10. KEVIN JAMES DAOUST “Snake” Wrestling 9. BRAD WILLIAM JOHNSON “BJ” Student Council 11; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 12. DENNIS NEAL SHELTON “Dennis” General Activities RICK ALLEN SUTTON “Boof” Vocal Jazz 12; Student Council 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9; Baseball 9. JEFFIE LOUANN WOOD “Binkie” Thespians 10; Pep Club 9,11, 12; Jazz Team 12. PATRICIA LYNNE WULF “ Patty” General Activities MARTY RAE YOUNGMF.N “Marty” General Activities 99 BIGGEST APPLE POLISHER Pam Nicolai, Rod Nestor BIGGEST BIG SHOT Candy Smith, Mike Downing PRETTIEST SMILE Julie Thompson, Kevin Davis SEXIEST Tom Greenside, Zoie Kramer BEST PERSONALITY rf t QrHOI AR Brian Powell, Traci Lange Rick 01$en Janet Tollefson SHYEST Gerald Hunt, April Preedy BEST DANCER Zoie Kramer, Jack McMaster 101 BEST LOOKING Kathy Hood, Jamie Springer BEST BUILD Zoie Kramer, Mike Downing BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Rhonda McGuire, Brian Miller 102 PRETTIEST HAIR Sheila Schellhase, Tom Greenside BIGGEST STORY TELLER Renee Debord, Bob Holcomb CLASS CLOWN Candi Smith, Gregg Tobin BEST LEGS Kathy Hood, Pat Kinzler BEST ALL ‘ROUND SENIOR Evan Morris, Tracy Lange 103 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Candy Smith, Evan Morris BIGGEST FLIRT Rick Sutton, Binky Wood PRETTIEST EYES Kris Barnett, Brett Holter BEST DRESSED Mike Burnett, Gill Naylor MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Becky Childress, Evan Morris MOST FUN TO BE WITH Jolyn Keith, Brett Holter BEST ATHELETE Kathy Hood, Kevin Thiessen FUNNIEST LAUGH Teri Brimmage, Greg Tobin 105 “Thanks to the people who helped us throughout the year, we feel the Junior Class got a lot accomplished. We started out the year with a dance, and our homecoming float was our best one yet. We also started a new tradition of breakfast sold mornings in the tradition of breakfast sold mornings in the lounge. We were the first calss to be in charge of winter concessions. We had another dance in March and ended the year with a beautiful Prom put on for the Seniors.” 106 Kim Huselton, Secretary-treasurer; Colleen Habenicht, Activities Chairman; Molly McCarthy, President; Keri Barber, Vice President Jerry Althauser Jim Anderson Nancy Andrich Tina Baker Liz Ashley Mark Aspelund Keri Barber Joanne Beardsley Heidi Beck Steve Bell Janice Bir Mark Bowman Marc Bright John Brooks Ron Broyles Roger Butt Melanie Campbell Roy Cargo Dennis Church Shannon Carrier Ron Cole 107 Janet Duboise Karen Dugent Kim Erickson Roger Eakins Tim Eley Roger Fancher Rayne Feldman Lori Ganowsky Kathy Gaston Todd Collecchi Mark Cook Gordon Cooper Dave Crock Roseann Crutcher Val Curry Bob Cutler Steve Dawson Craig Day Tom Deedy Sandy Derting Mike Dickerson Gary Dickover Ray Dickover Connie Doll Michelle Donner Gerard Doyle John Douglas Tracy Drake Dave Gilbert Matt Gordon Kathy Graham Cory Grant Rick Green Judy Gross Margo Grouleff Jamie Gusa Colleen Habenicht Greg Hagman Cindy Hall Cindy Hale Rick Hall Brett Hart Fred Haueisen Karen Herrman Sue Hess Coral Hilby Bill Hitchcock Dave Hixson Marian Honeysuckle Laurie Hubbard Kim Huselton Jane Huson Carol Huwa Eilleen Ingram 109 110 Dave Ingram Carol Johnson Desiree Jones Gordon Kalanquin Jeff Kamp Lori Karpen Rick Kasowski Carol Keller Jeff Kenway Steve Kier Terri Kier Stanette Kowis Julie Kramer Bob Lambert Max Legg Donna Lapinski Sandra Lee Shawn Leickem Tammy Leiferman Janet Littleton Mike Lewis Beth Lontz Debbie Lontz Randy Lyver Paul Macaras Lonna Mascarello Wendy Matta Melody Miles Chris L. Miller Lori Miller Deborah Mondrzyk Peggy Monger Jayne Montaney Mike Moore Dan Newell Alison Ney Ron Olsen Karla Ottolino Cari Parker Dan Paulson Kris Pawlak Kerry Peterson Jim Peterson Jill Pound Kathy Preedy Lori Prinzing Monte Raines 111 Debbie Reynolds Bonnie Rhoden Doyle Rice Ken Richards Mark Ryan Rick Sauve Randy Saviers Alicia Sandhei Lorre Schellhase Ron Schrift Todd Schwartz Beckie Scott Donna Selzler Nancy Simmons Dewey Smith Wanda Smith Stan Smith Karen Spencer Carrie Starr Chaney Stas Dave Stewart Phil Stone Mike Sullivan Teresa Surface Janet Sutton Dianne Tichnor Lynette Tilford Tom Tobin Dean Tongue Sue Treick Celeste Tresch Juli Tresch DeEtta Tresner Ron Trujillo Tammy Tulloch Noreen Walsh Dianne Waterman John Wettland Ira Wilder Candy Willing George Woodard Wally Wright Joan Zimmerman 113 MISPLACED Scott Breen Sue Davis Deanna Emerson Mark Extine Dave Gilbert Sue Hansen Jr. Marvin Motley Alice Simon Erin Wojcwodzki Teri Zorn 114 We had to work hard sometimes On second thought, Bernie, make that three fishes and two hamburgers. The Student Center always provided Blondes may have more fun, but we room to sit and eat our lunches. Redheads have it made !! 115 The Sophomore Class started the year off with a real bang. Their first activity was a car wash, and they got rained on. Next they had a bake sale at Wilderness Village, and right next door the “Ladies of the Valley” had one too. “But the Sophomores still hung in there,” according to president Cathy Milette. The Class is already planning for their graduation party by opening a bank account. Other class activities were selling “sock it to 'em Bears,” buttons, a dance in the spring, and a raffle for a stereo set. “None of this would have been possible without the efforts of those who helped,” said president Cathy Millette. Patty Miller - Vice President, Cathy Milette - President Patty Kandior - Secretary, Bobbie Coffin - Treasurer 116 Judy Anderton Rick Barnett Susan Beardsley Don Beatty Cheryl Becket Jim Belanger Linda Benee Vance Berkey Wes Blankenship Brad Bodvin Tammy Boucher Bob Braneman Kathy Brisendine Bob Brown Mickey Burnett Tracy Bush Sue Buttram Ben Carlile Leslie Carlson Chuck Chambers Jim Christensen Terri Christensen Mike Christman Julie Clouston Bobbie Coffin Angie Deonigi Fred Depasquale Steve Dougan Linda Douglas Rhonda Dover Sandy Dugent Robin Erickson Tim Evans Annette Fisher Shannon Flaherty Randy Fleming Shawn Flink Mary Gamer Rick Geist Carl Gibbs Lowell Gordon Scott Gordon Dave Haanes Debbie Haberkorn Mark Hanlon Phil Harchack Joy Harwood Jim Helfenstein Andy Helling 118 Jim Henderson Ken Hess Darcy Hilby Nancy Hill Lori Hines Dan Hintz Doug Hodge Val Honeysuckle Gary Hood Vicki Hubbard Don Hunt Selena Huselton Kim I kola Allen Jackson Bill James Randy Jensen Connie Johnson Erik Johnson Mark Johnston Sharon Jones Patty Kandior Mike Karaim 119 Val Kortness Susan Kasowski Terri Klinger Christie Knadle Jan Knoblauch Mark Kremnitz Pat Laakeri Dave Lawe Ketty Leickem Heidi Leavitt Dan Lewis Nancy Lewis Rose Lewis Debbie Lock Ranee Loux Linda Macaras Wanda Manil Tim Mattioda Iris McDaniel Jay McDermott Jay McDougal Rhonda McElhaney Linda McGinnis Leslie Merklin Randy Messer Cathy Milette Dean Miller Patty Miller Tom Miller Amy Milligan John Milonas Terry Mitchell Cathy Mitts Barry Moore Clint Morris Doug Muralt Scott Nicolai Eva Odstricil Paul Palmer Becky Pearson Kathy Powers Ramona Preedy Dave Prewitt Jeff Prinzing Debbie Ramer Tim Rasmussen John Reid Tony Reinhardt Ron Reynolds Chris Rice Misty Richter John Ring Candy Roman Teresa Rutledge Jim Sanford Robin Ann Sauve Bryant Sayers Tawny Sayers Geraldine Schultz Leslie Schwandt Melody Schwartz Dennis Scroggins Gerry Seek Yogi Serna Paul Sevruk Diane Sherwood Janet Simons Karen Smith Mike Sogura Scott Soltis Terry Spencer Jill Springer Sondra Stafford George Stall! Leslie Staley Russ Stevenson Cindy Stocks Tammy Stolsig Steve Sullivan Tom Sutton Cheryl Swift Kathy Taylor Tracy Taylor Ted Ticehurst Peggy Tirk Bob Tobin Deanne Tollefson Jim Treat Carmen Tresner Nola Tresner Dan Trujillo Dave Waltz Vickie Wanzer Richard Wasson Theresa Waterman Kurt Wedlund Doug Weik Wendy Wejmar Lynne Wenberg Mike Werlinger Charles Westover 123 Dan Wheeler Wanda Whitaker Gudrun Wiebe Kelly Wieder Denise Whittum Charlene Williamson Don Wilson Brandy Wood Cathy Worthington Carl Wulf MISPLACED Vince Dale Cathy Dutler Steve Kier Sometimes Through the tough times they had spirit, They thought out their problems, And went on their way. How am I doing,Mr. Morse? jiie Freshman Class got off to a good jtirt ear by winning the award for best floa of Homecoming for which they raised money for by holding a car wash. The first few weeks of school for the class of ‘79 was a rough one indeed, as they had to put up with constantly being lost and initiated b JJhe upperclassmen. As the year went on, jtoey; WfcnW more sure of themselves and hacT )more pp'triitjp they began winning pep jugs. The clasj 01 ‘79 has become an active class at Tahoma. Gabrielle Dryden - Secretary, Mary McCarthy - President, Diane Trieck - Activities Chairman, Peggy Anderson - Vice-President 126 Lloyd Abraham Tim Acker Peggy Anderson Laurie Anderton Frank Andrich Shelli Aspelund Don Beautty Lee Bailey Kelly Barber Brian Barnett Gail Barth Dale Bartholomew Dale Beckler Dave Bell Doug Bell Loren Berry Carol Bir Jessica Birdsbill Cheryl Blackburn Karen Borden Kim Boucher Diane Briener Jody Bright Rai Brown Barbara Buchman Kim Butler 127 Warren Buxton Robin Calhoun Dennis Canaday Lori Chambers Lela Chastain Kelli Day Troy Deady Lori Derting Marc Deveraux Don Dobner Russ Doll Mike Emerson Gloria Doyle Trade Drennen Gabrielle Dryden Pam Dugent Jeanette Duncan Mary Dutton Brenda Elder Steve Eichelberger Cecelia Gibbs Jerry Gonsalez Jim Grapes Bob Gruber Vicky Gusa Don Habenicht David Hagman Gary Hall. Jon Hall Ben Hammack Daryl Hammons Dan Hansen Doug Harris Julia Harris Bert Hart Carlene Haueisien Todd Helberson Jamie Hendrickson Anne Henshaw Teresa Hensly Diana Herrman Loaf Stanftll Nancy Hill Gary Hines Jim Ingram Kelly Hitchcock Dan Hopper Mike Horsley Lenae Hyatt Glenda Jones Julie James Robert Jenson Steve Jenson Bill Jirsa Melissa Johnson Charles Jones Scott Jorgenson Debra Kalanquin Robert Keener Celeste Kegley Trade Kerly Karla Kernadle Vicki Dero Kinny Kindle Jeff King Elaine Kinzler Brenda Knauss Kelly Kobe Rudy Kowis Gary Kramer Bonnie Kreider Sue Kremnetz D. Kulp Sherry Lamont Valerie Lambert Kellie Lange Debbie Lapinski Ken Larson Pam Leavitt Jeff Lee Kim Leiferman Cindy Lewis 131 Greg Lopeman Romana Lorenz Jerry Loux Carl Ludir Tanya McDougall Richard Manson Marilyn Mandelin Mary McCarthy Susan McCray Charles McDonald Kelly McGinnis Shirley McKay Michelle McKinney Dave Mellick Jerri Merklin Jodie Merryfield Teresa Millette Jan Miller Lisa Miller Scott Miller Mitzi Milonas Sterling Monroe Jean Montaney Anna Morris Dwayne Moulds Nora Munsinger Marty Muralt Kevin Nelson Brian Newell Chris Neuberger Kim Odstrcil Tim Olson Colleen Owens Pat Padilla Scott Pawlak Bill Perkins Sandy Peterson Brian Powell Monte Prewitt Rex Raney Bryan Ratigan Don Reinhard Shelly Reynolds Cliff Richards Mike Roman Shawn Sauve Cindy Saviers Liz Sawyer Blake Schaefbauer Marcia Schellhase Gerald Schrift Jesse Serna Debbie Siemons Patti Sims Corinne Smith 133 Willene Sproat Tammy Steinmetzer George Stores Pam Sullivan Chris Sundstrom Mike Talley Chris Terou Marilyn Theden Mike Thompson Dianne Treick Mike Tresch Duane Uber George Wallace Tim Walsh Jim Warberg Laura Warren Laura Watkins Jeff Weir Jeff Werlinger Janet Weyand Mike Weyer Dan White Norman White Lloyd Williams Neil Winter Susan Wittmier Kim Wood Cathy Woodard Rochelle Worthington Fred Wright Kris Zemek Edie Feldman Richard Kitner NOT PICTURED Brian Baker Cheryl Beckett Keith Bliss Tami Bunkowski Mardell Buttram Robert Cahdon Dave Carrell Richard Clough Ron Cooper Marianne Creed Jeff Curry Lauree Dale Darrel Deatry Rita Dover Inez Dubigk Lori Hiett Nancy Hill Karen Hintz Dave Holman Dave Kellerher Richard Kinter 135 Chow Down! 137 A Freshman studying!.........Almost extinct Rats! Foiled again! Mr. Clinton Anderson Blue Band, Gold Band Mr. Dan Bass U.S. History, P.E. 9,10 Advanced P.E., Health Mr. Gary Brunelle English 9, 10, French I, II Mr. John Buckner Algebra I, II, Chemistry, Electricity, Physics Mr. Al Divina Algebra III, IV, Calculus, Elementary Functions, Geometry 200 Mr. Lonnie Butz Typing I, A Cappella Choir, Concert Choir, Vocal Jazz Mr. David Dore Psychology, U.S. History, World History Mr. Edward Fordham Wood 9, II, I, III Mr. Gerald Gates English 10, 11, Creative Writing Advanced Composition Mr. Donald Graham English 10, 11, Journalism Staff Annual Staff, Directed Reading Mr. Robert Heaton American Government Ms. Jennifer House Mr. Ole Hedahl Home Economics I Math I, Algebra 1,11 Ms. Jean Hyde Typing I, II, Advanced Office Skills, Business Math, Diversified Occupations Mr. Anthony Jovanovich Metals 9, I, II, III, Advanced Metals Mr. Bill Maxwell P.E. 9, IQ, Advanced P.E., Health, Physiology Mr. Marion Morse U.S. History Ms. Mary Peters Shorthand I, Bookkeeping I, II, Typing II 142 Mr. Thom Rohm Mr. Larry Sefrovich German l II, III, IV Math II, Earth Science, Biology Mr. Richard Sims English 10, 11, Science Fiction Ms. Helen Shaw P.E. 9, 10, Advanced P.E., Health 143 Ms. Leanne Stewart Mr. panje| Tollefson Home Economics I, II, III Drawing 9, I, II, III, Drivers Training m Mr. Mike Willis Speech Ms. Annette Van Diest P.E. 9, 10, Advanced P.E. Health, English 9 Mr. Charles Wood Special Education Mr. Alex Wasisco Principal Ms. Sally Kamp, Ms. June Hogan and Ms. Gloria Morelli Secretaries 145 Ms. Linda Therou Mr. Peter Ryan Counselor Counselor Ms. Marion Frazier Secretary 146 Ms. Elna Peterson and Ms. Nettie Belleman Librarians Mr. Max Eikenberry Custodian Mr. Jim Stone Custodian Ms. Betty Hilderbrand Custodian Ms. Bernadine Collecchi Lunch Clerk Ms. Glendora Bartholomew and Ms. Phyllis Ford Vending Machine Ladies 147 Wow Tahoma, it’s been a trip! We’ve come to the end of another year. It was a special year, the Bicentennial and Tahoma's 50th birthday all at the same time (can you handle it all?). Cheer up underclassmen, it gets better! Ask any senior, when you’ve been through it, it all seems worthwhile. Just think of all the memories you’ll have after 12 years of school. Detention, tardies, unbelievable excuses (my pet lady bug died and the whole senior class had to attend the funeral). Seriously, you'll probably never experience a better time for closeness and friends in your life. Well Seniors, it’s been a good four years, but aren’t you kind of glad it’s over? Good luck and keep it up! The 1976 KI-AH-YU Staff, Evan, Sheila, Linda Debbie, Julie Janet, Terri, Pam, Alicia, Robin Tammie, Pam, Kim, Tammy Gail, Pauline and Robin. Many thanks to our Advertisers. Without their support we would have a difficult time producing this year-book. We can help our Advertisers by buying the products or services they offer. XXIJUJUJUII hbo t MMHiVtl ( uflmi ilif wlflAlr it i jtn i i u jw n. 0 n %f xr jj rvii JtV Mike Sogura, Tammy Tullock, Clint Morris, Binki Wood, Kim McElhaney, Kathy Berkey, Teresa Frazier and Heavy Evey say “Put your money where it counts.” 148 llifll M1M If you’re looking for a pick-up, call the happy hooker. Bottom Row: Gordon Cooper, Mike Garfield, Phil Stone, Ray McKay. Top Row: Wayne McDermott, Mark Elsemore, Kelly Rennick, Tim Chambers, Dean Barnes, Bruce Barnes. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 76 From MAPLE VALLEY HUMUS SEE US FOR PHONE WE ALSO SELL VEGETABLE GARDEN PEAT SOIL AND WEED FREE 226-5990 GROUND BARK 4 - WAY MIX 149 WE DELIVER OR U-HAUL Mike Downing, Keven Theissen, Debbie Woodard, Kris Barnett ot , „ Harnett and Julie Weyand changing the sign to fit their pockets. Maple Valley Reauy oAC Kent Barber and Jolyn Keith purchasing items from the efficient team of Tom Tobin, Ms. Hofferber, Brett Holter, and Mike Burnett. Got a tank? We have gas! Steve Duett, Pauline Winter, Robyn Tofflemoyer, and Louie Duett. 150 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 76 from WILDERNESS CRAFT CENTER MACRAME SUPPLIES, PUKA SHELLS TOLE PAINTING MACRAME CLASSES WISHING LUCK TO 76 from LAKE SAWYER GROCERY Open Daily 9 A. M. — 9 P. M. Phone 886-2729 nuifii ms Linda kept busy serving Debbie Woodard, Kent Barber. Jolyr. Keith, Kris Barnett, and one Candi Smith in hiding. mm niiif it §i Bruce, Terry, Sylvia, Jerry, Marion and Jim look on as Sheila anc Julie shop in the Heart Of The Valley. 151 raU K BEAUT? SAMI Roberta says, “I know I said they needed help, but. . as Sheila Scltellhase and Deb Woodard decide that Julie Weyand and Linda Wedin need proffessional help. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 76 from LAKE WILDERNESS CHEVRON 23701 Maple Valley Highway Phone 432-1636 FROM THE SENIOR CLASS ■ WISHING ALL UNDERCLASSMEN BEST, OF LUCK, HAPPY MEMORIES AND A GREAT SENIOR PARTY Tin mm rieiim