Tillamook High School - Kilchis Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1965 volume:

ll sii Mir I 3 1833 07355 0656 is cz Til A A Ct Pee cea | WW , KILCHIS I965 Volume 38 Tillamook High School Tillamook, Oregon ‘Lil’ Mook invites you to open this 1965 Kilchis and enjoy its contents, the record of the year 1964-1965 for 720 Tillamook High School stu- dents -- Tillamook’s Cheese- makers.,’’ Kilchis Editor, Joanne Foster Assistant Editor, Charlotte Price M28 Patti Laurs, Art ie ct OED Chris Kautto, Junior ee nt aia | a. Shannon Bedford, Sophomore Barbara Smith, Freshman Bob Caruthers, Sports and Their Working Staff CLASS STAFF--JoAnn Naegeli, Linda Milne, Jeri Willford, Karen Olson, Marilyn Brooks, Susan Bige- low, Linda Newvine, Linda Cornell, Linda Hubler, Sharon Stone, Judy Milner, Jan Sutton, Diane Chad- wick, Ann Peterson, Becky Smith, Carla Kautto, Joyce Jones, Judy Hofmann, Jill Griffith, Linda Grigs- by, Kevin Johnson. BUSINESS STAFF--Lynda Wayrynen, Karen Haupert. ADVERTISING STAFF--Sandy Ellis, Sylvia Kiser, SPORTS STAFF--Bob Brewer, Steve Spencer, Chuck Virginia Mawhirter, Patti Laurs, Kathleen Pitts. Lenzi, Steve Rouse. ee Board of Education One of the really strong aspects of American education is the close touch that the schools have with the people of the community. This closeness is insured by the system used in this country of structuring the educational plan with elected represen- tatives of the citizens at the head of all activities which com- prise the schooling. These representatives, the Board of Educa- tion, see to it that the proper personnel is on hand to staff the schools and that buildings and equipment for their use is pro- vided. Tillamook's District 9 has prided itself for years on the dedication of its Board of Education and this pride continued for the current year. Chairmanned by Karl Zweifel, shown at left, the five members saw the school year through successfully. Always looking for the best education possible, they encouraged experimentation with new trends while urging continued use of good plans carried over from the past. They urged that Superin- tendent John Jensen take part in the visit to European schools and permitted his release for the six weeks of his absence. A contented staff and an efficiently educated group of students attested well to the success of local leaders shown on this page. KARL ZWEIFEL Chairman of the Board BOARD OF DIRECTORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Coon, Bus Schelling, Karl Zweifel, chairman, Claire Peterson, and Cliff Colton. Guidance and Adult Education Mrs. Alice Voges, freshman counselor, and Miss Esther Chapman, head of the Guid- ance Department, work to- gether to guide and help solve problems of students. Mr. Richard Larsen served as head of the adult education center for district 9 as well as head public relations man. Mr. Larsen was also part time faculty, teaching several classes of French. ee oem « u NN Mrs. Jean Bailey, secretary of the Guidance Office, and Mr. Don Whitney, boys’ counselor, are also part of the Guidance Office staff. Home of the Mooks Tillamook High School is, of course, the‘‘Home of the Mooks,’’ an alterante name for the Cheesemakers, the official name of our athletic teams. The 1965 Kilchis has used a cartoon representation of the THS Cheesemaker, and proudly called him the ’65 MOOK, This MOOK became our symbol of the faculty, the students, the activitities, and the athletics. He is the symbolic SPIRIT of Tillamook High School, so evident in its athletic contests and the enthusiasm of students, faculty, and administration, Our MOOK, then, would like to introduce you to our 1965 Kilchis. On page 1, he is shown opening the book for you. He will be seen pre- Oh, Tillamook our Alma Mater We hail thy colors true We always win our battles Senting each different section, May this, your annual, be a pleasure to all the Mooks’’ of THS, Our fellows fight for you. a — om ORC Mater | Oh, Tillamook our Alma Mater To thee we sing our praise To thee we sing, to thee we pledge The strength of all our days. Table of Contents Dedication Faculty - - --- - - Il Seniors - - - - -- - Jl Underclassmen - - - 49 Music - - --- - - - 65 Royalty - -- - - - - 73 Activities - - - - - - 83 Spirits and Sports - 103 Commencement - - - 135 Advertisements - - - [4] a In Tillamool Sy foie Hy honoring pe iene ViTeked who kn ies id she Net Ee aE} Ue tenia grey ' ; i EOOE . re Though somet imes we think we would like to try, really now what would a school be without the FACULTY, and the administration? The pages that follow show the personnel who planted some knowledge inthe heads of the Mooks during the past year. FACULTY ‘A ‘ti Bead ae | - ea W VIDA ABRAMS Up, up and over U of O, OSU Years at THS: 41 Central Treasurer, Typing me Sak coprrmemes comm eerrmtrmcmenseewns serene seme eee -eeeeeceenesemnaeeeerenseemees eau i eee wee if Ke JAY BASS Is it an asset or a liability? UOt Obs Years at THS: 2 Bookkeeping, Bus, Law, Con. Math ESTHER CHAPMAN Not Culottes Again! Uiot 0}, BS Years at THS: 14 12 Guidance, Psychology NORMAN ANDERSON “Lets not be namby-pamby” U of O, BA MS Years at THS: 18 English, Journalism te irises lemme es as —_— oe — ate IDA BOQUIST . Sei Rhig i Haugesund, Norway BA, PU BA . Years at THS: 18 | German | ARTHUR CLAYTON It's clean-up time” Southern Oregon College, OSU, BS ° Years at THS: 3 Industrial Arts “Nagy . Tee Re eit WES COOK EVELYN COTTON Don't do me any favors. Well, if you're really interested . Colorado State BA and WSU Bradley U. BA and PU Years at THS: 1 Years at THS: 2 History, World Geography English ie TONY DOOHER LEONARD DOOLEY Bring a current event Friday. All right now. . University of Portland, BA Linfield and OSU, BS Years at THS: 11 Years at THS: 2 History, World Geography Biology, Physical Science LEWIS FORSTER WILLIAM FOWELL Dad burn it! You're full of prune juice. Time is of the essence. Pacific University BS Luther College BS and OSU Years at THS: 14 Years at THS: 4 Advanced Math Band MARJORIE GELLATLY Fermez la bouche! University of Wash., B Mus. MS Years at THS: 4 Vocal Music, English ore in AL GOERT ZEN Do you want to graduate...? PU.� BS Years at THS: 12 Boys PE, Modern Problems ss me ROBERT HELMICK Point of Order... point of order Missouri Valley College, U of O, BS; OSU, BS Years at THS: 17 14 Vo-Ag, Auto Mech., Electricity MARY GEORGE Quiet Please Washington State University BS Years at THS: 2 Reader, Study Hall AAAI) WAM PATRICIA GRIFFIN Now... this type of thing... Whitworth College, OSU, BS Years at THS; 1 Homemaking EDITH HILLIARD Now this is t he key sentence Northwest Nazarine College, BA Years at THS: 2 English DOUG HOGLAND Get yourself mentally set OSU, BS Years at THS: 6 Boys PE, Math EDNA J How many times have I told you to shut the door after you PU BMus., OSU, MS Yearsvat THS: 12 Business Education RICHARD LARSEN No, I'm only serious” University of Portland, BA Years at THS: 7 French EDGAR HUNGERFORD Will this do for the display cases? Wenatchee Jr. College, U. of Wash., BA U of O, MS Years at THS: 1 Art GENE KRIEG So much for that N. Dakota State University, BS Portland State Years at THS: 3 English NORMAN LEHMAN Now, where was I? Gonzaga, BA, Cen. Wash. State College, MA Years at THS: 1 Modern Problems, History JEAN LLOYD DESSIE MC CLAY If all else fails, read the directions Disperse with this teaparty” Mankato State College, BS OC of Ed., BS; PU; Portland State Years at THS: 17 Years at THS: 4 Physics, Chemistry Librarian is CECIL MILLER ROBERT MC PHEETERS If you're going to waste time, waste it quietly! All right, now let's settle down University of Portland, BA Wayne State Teachers College, B.S. Years at THS: 3 Willamette University, MS English Years at THS: 13 Gen. Math, Algebra JACK ORR RICHARD PERKINS ! We'll have that quiz tomorrow for sure You are subject to a quiz at any time” | OSU, BS, M. Ed. PU, BS Years at THS: 3 Years at THS: 4 16 Gen. Sci., Drivers Ed., PE. Algebra, Geometry Pi | a PATRICIA PERSONETT If you can run in, you can run out Rocky Mountain College, BS Years at THS: 1 Girls PE DON PETERSON T'll check on that tomorrow OSU, BA Years at THS: 8 Industrial Arts GARY SEANEY So be it! PU, BA; UofO, PSC Years at THS: 3 World Geography, History - $paziani CAROL PETERSON Quit talking about the boys Ores G: of Ed: OSU BS Years at THS: 1 Homemaking PHYLLIS PLAEP IT hold the sophomore class in the highest esteem. Linfield College BA; UofO, PSC Years at THS: 3 English RICHARD SPAZIANI No homework this week-end. NVU se Bose Ace OSU; boG Years at THS: 1 Gen. Bus., Dist. Ed., Con. Econ., Bus. Law, 1Z Con. Math. ALICE VOGES How Delightful! PU BA Years at THS: 6 Speech, Guidance LANE WOODS That's the best I've heard it yet University of Idaho BA Years at THS: 2 Band, Gen. Math DON WHITNEY Louder! ! I can't hear you back here OSU, BS; UofO, M. Ed. Years at THS: 20 Drama, Guidance DON WUSTENBERG You flunked that test flatter than a fritter. Chico State College BS Bio, OSU MS Years at THS: 3 Biology Cooks and Custodians COOKS--Alma Vellinga, Dorothy Goodhead, Ella Keyes, Melva Johnson, and Frances Anderson work hard to prepare well-balanced lunches for the students of THS. Hy CUSTODIANS--Arnold Winkler, Ed Redmond, Clarence VanRoekel, Gerald Stelzig, Herman Wyers. NOT PICTURED: Perry Reeder. These men work almost 24 hours every day to keep the building clean and in working order. 19 Boosters and Bus Drivers rey BOOSTERS--Left to Right: Ron Marshall, Chris Heil, Fred Walker, Bob Wall, Bob Steel, Allen Thomas, Gary Bristow, Doug Hogland, Darrel Lewis. This group met regularly to foster interest in sports at THS and get community cooperation for athletic events. The coaches really appreciated the services of LAA A EASE Tee X : E ‘ eS . this group. BUS DRIVERS--Left to Right: Erie Slocum, Glen Croisant, Larry Beyers, Mary Grunder, Dick Faar, Jane Madison, Emma Blaser, Helen Gunder, Ruth Keene, Rose Hartford, Margarite Guenther, Marjorie Simmons, Vivian Willis, Billie Helfrich, Lillian Neaves, Bill Plasker, Shirley Smith, Alice Billow, Marion Vermilyea. The setting is the bus barn, their point of departure each morning. More than 50 per cent of Tillamook's students were transported regularly. Proud is the SENIOR, the climax of the educational system in the THS community. With the positioncomes responsibility and plenty of difficult studies. But the reward is high-- the diploma signaling the end of twelve years of training. Following are the Mooks who donned caps and gowns and marched forward in June to receive their trophy. LENIORES Seniors, Class of ’65 y it flee i A = Vince Hartman, president. This class set many significant marks that will be hard for any other class to equal either scholastically or in extra- curricular pursuits. Their first big achievement was to take a first place in Homecoming float competition. In the same event their princess, Joanne Foster, won Homecoming Queen for 1964. Her court, all seniors of course, was Kathy | Holden, Chris Milner, and Judy Hofmann. Co- chairmanned by two seniors Ken Baumgartner and Joyce Jones, this homecoming was rated, best ever. Closely following Homecoming was the senior class play, Mrs. McThing a roaring success as a comedy-fantasy and well attended. Then as the year went on the seniors won top place in scholar- ship on the honor roll, regularly, held important positions in athletics, and generally carried out the distinction of their role as top dog. As the year rolled along senior centered ac- tivities became even more prominent: the Winter Formal, the March of Dimes Drive, the Prom and the Prom Queen, the senior breakfast, baccalaureate, and the big event, graduation. For some it came too fast--high school was over. For others, well they could hardly wait to go out and meet the next chal- 3 Senior officers shown above, Ronnie Gianelli, secretary; Terry VanderStope, vice-president; Jerry Warren, treasurer; and | aE: Wiese ited? Seco ca Senior advisers were Don Whitney, Patricia Griffin, and lenge--life itself. 22 Al Goertzen, all three truly appreciated by a grateful class. GARRY ACKLEY STEVE ADAMSKI The small and the mighty. If at first you don't succeed, for- get it. JOHN ADAMSKI The world belongs to the sailor. JIM ANDERSON 4 : oe RICH BAIRD Because a man says nothing, is : I can't concentrate; the knot of no sign he has nothing to say. —— = my attention keeps coming un- ' . done. JUDITH BISHOP Silence is the most perfect herald of joy.' KEN BAUMGARTNER CAROL BOSCH Who says you can't work hard and Who says all redheads have still have fun? tempers? ROY BRADEN I believe in seven day week- ends. GARY BRUNMEIER Beneath his quietness is true character. BRUCE CAMPBELL The strong, silent type. A 24 . . . Caruthers ED BRIGGS Manners and faith are the basis of man's livelihood. BOB BREWER He has served his school to the ut- most. NORMAN BURDICK “The best thing about school is the vacation. SUE CARIGNAN Everytime she smiles, and much more when she laughs, it adds something to this fragment of life. BOB CARUTHERS No barrier is too high, no course . too difficult. Castles ... GEORGE CASTLES P DAVA CLINE A wise man will make more op- “Wherever there is fun, I'll be. portunities than he finds. ; DAN CLEAVENGER A man with big ideas. SHELIA COTTON - rd ea DAN COULTER The world means something to the pe 4 Portrait of the artist as a young capable. ee “ et man. SHARILYN CROWE Music makes the world go around. RAYGENA DAVIS VIOLA COX A young bride in pride and A smile that fills one's heart with beauty. sunshine. a2 DAN DAVY Knowledge is power. LINDA DRISCOL A friendly smile goes a long way. ' LINDA EASTER The littlest angel. ' CAROL DEAN Always smiling and dependable. BILL EASTWOOD Give me wine, women, and 'Playboy'”. . . . Eckels ANNE DERTING She enters into things with zeal and zest. GARY DUMMER Make me a great man, but do it slowly. JEANNIE ECKELS Gay of spirit, light of heart. Effenberger .. . MIKE EFFENBERGER pret JAN FAULHABER “Why should the others have all the It is good to be merry and wise. good times? ae DON ELLIOTT “He may burn the midnight oil, but not for books. JEAN FISCHER 4 ' DAVE FAUSER Iam a part of all that Ihave met. Co My idea of an agreeable person, is a person who agrees with me. CAROLYN FOSTER Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. ‘ NANCY FOLKERS JOANNE FOSTER A merry heart lives long. She sets her goals high, then at- tains them. 27 Gaither... .. . Gillett STEVE GALLOWAY Wake me up when the bell rings. ' CAROL GAITHER As pure as the morning dew. ' GEORGE CALLINO I am the master of my fate. MARJORIE GEPFORD Happy and gay, that's her way. EUNICE GEORGE There must be a solution to every problem. STEVE GIBSON T've taken my fun where I've found it. BONNIE GIANELLI PATRICIA GILLETT How far that little candle throws The person is the richest whose its beam. pleasures are small. . 28 STAN GLENN JIM GOFF A right jolly ‘young’ elf. A man among classmates, as well as in athletics. DAVE GOODHEAD T like work, it fascinates me; I could sit and watch it all day. JOHN GRAF — _ JIM GRIFFITH Young man with a hom. a a es He stoops to nothing but the door. DWIGHT GUENTHER The less men talk, the more they think. RON GROSHONG DAVID GUYETT Life is a game in which I am a His drum sets the beat of the player. band. . .. Hofmann VINCE HARTMAN ILamsmall, but sowas Napoleon. CRAIG HARRINGTON ‘Surfs upyt NANCY HATHAWAY Style is the dress of thought. JANIE HAYES I laughed until I cried. KAREN HAUPERT The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. MAGGIE HILFERTY Ready to work, play, and help wherever she may. GARY HERCHER JUDY HOFMANN He is gifted with the power of Humor and wisdom are two of the speech. qualities she possesses. 30 Hollis . . . . .. B. Jones Eon DS HOLLIS SALLIE HUBBARD A smile for everyone, a frown for A good heart's worth gold. none. KATHY HOLDEN Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. THERESE JACOBS Ps “ee KAREN JEPSON A quiet girl with talents all her oe a, Happiness is the reason for life. JAN JOHNS Silence is golden. KATHY JENNINGS | BEV JONES Meets life like a new friend with Full of fun and laughter, but a smile. dependable. Je Jonesaea =e JOYCE JONES Cheerfulness paves the road to LARKIN KALIHER Like tea, he shows his real strength success. | % | ay when he gets in hot water. CHERI JONES In every movement, grace. ALEX KELLY Why worry, I am going to live to a ripe old age. CARLA KAUTTO Virtue is the beauty of the soul. JOE KOFOED “Here is a good and true and de- serving friend. SYLVIA KISER KATHY KREBS Always smiling, always depend- The land of song within thee lies. able. oe Laakso ... . . Lovitt FRANK LAAKSO ° LINDA LANDOLT Still water runs deep. Her hair is her crowning glory. CHRIS LAMPI Her personality is a center of de- light. SANDRA LANE . LARRY LARSON A ray of sunshine on a rainy day. oar Where words cease, music speaks. JIM LENZI Adventure in his blood. PATTI LAURS JUDY LOVITT Cute as a bug's ear. We are here not to get all we can out of life, but to try to make the lives of others happier. McGuire... GREG MC GUIRE Friendship seems to blossom where he walks. JOYCE MAKI Life is not so short, but there is always time enough for courtesy. GLEN MACKENROTH The man is free who commands himself. oe JOHN MILLS | A man lives by believing some- | thing. VIRGINIA MAWHIRTER Soft words and laughter make a friend. CHRIS MILNER The best of healers is good cheer. | DEANNA MOCK CATHY MILNE A happy person whose nature never She wears the weight of knowledge varies. like a flower. | 34 GARY MOORE PAUL MUNRO Onward through life he goes. Steady of hand and stout of heart. MIKE MURPHY It matters not how we live, how we live it. LINDA NEWVINE cee is ED NIELSON Speak softly and say few words. Good nature and good sense united. ROGER NOAH A scholar and a gentleman. OR DAVE NOTEBOOM DENNIS NIXON Music is the language of all He that mischief hatcheth, mis- nations. chief catcheth. 35 | How sweet and fair she seems to | ... K. Pitts CLAIRE OWEN Earnest in work, friendly to all. LINDA PANIT A touch of beauty. GEORGE OLSON T think much though I speak little. PAM PEREZ STEVE PHILLIPS Honest and industrious. be. CLYDEEN PITTS Her smile is her fortune. ee inant i ta eta BRAD PIERCE KATHLEEN PITTS Nothing travels faster nor is more It is friendship, like stars, that infectious than a grin. radiates from her smile. | 36 ! JERRY POGAN BETTY PUDERBAUGH One half of the mischievous two- a Once her friendship is gained, it some. is never lost. JOEY POGAN The other half of the mischievous twosome. PEGGY RITCHIE - 4 RON RAWE IT can because I think I can. liens — Put not thy faith in any car. GORDON ROSENBERG Man is master of his fate. RON ROBBINS STEVE ROUSE There are some people who act Much learning comes not from friendly, and others who are be- books. cause they can't help it. Rutledge .. . ia MIKE RUTLEDGE Ambition has no risk. DENNIS SAYLES A quiet man. BILL RYDBLOM A domesticated wolf. PIETER SCHUDDEBEURS A thing well said will be wit in all languages. NICK SCHAFFER For he's a jolly good fellow. i a ie ELLEN SHELDON Wisdom is her most precious possession. DON SHELDON KAREN SHINN I'm ready to seek my fortune. Good things come in small pack- ages. ; j 38 he | . Simmons DIANA SIMMONS DIANE SMITH The force of her own merit makes Patience and gentleness is power. her way. CAROL SMITH To her, success is measured in how much she accomplished. LUANA SMITH e oe LARRY SPARKS Life is a continual succession of : : A magnificent spectacle of human beautiful smiles. . ee happiness. MIKE STEWART He who thinks for himself is in- deed a free man. STEVE SPENCER SHARON STONE He'll be a king among men wher- Without art, life would be a mis- ever he goes. take. 39 | Swanson... . . . VanDusen TOM SWANSON DAVID TANGERMANN The mold of a man's future is in His aim in life will not be small. his hands. KARLA TOHL Pleasantness and courtesy com- bined. MARY VANDERSHULE Always ready to do her share. SKIP URREY All he does, he does with all his might. T OM VANDERSHULE It takes a tall person to know what's going on in the world. TERRY VANDERSTOEP LARRY VAN DUSEN Athletic, witty, full of fun; he's Good manners stem from good made a friend of everyone. sense. 40 LEON VELLINGA LINDA WAGNER His interests lie in the sports e A quiet kind whose nature never world. varies. JERYL VERMILYEA Not merely to exist but to amount to something. TIM WALL : ae DOUG WALKER Hold the fort for I am coming. . “_ Why cut the grass, it just grows again. LINDA WAYRENEN A quiet competence, a pleasant way. JERRY WARREN JIM WEITMAN Truth is the highest thing man can Men of few words are the best attain. | men.” West ...° .. . Leimer DAVE WILLIAMS Success is achieved only through hard work. HELEN WEST Character is what God gave her. DRUSILLA WHITE Laughter sparkles in her eyes. LYNDA WOODRUFF MIKE WISEMAN Patience is a necessary ingredient To one and all, agreeable. of genius. SANDRA ZUERCHER CHRISTA ZEIMER A friend through the years. A smile is the universal language. Johnson .. . ee Drolez MARIE FOSBERG Hope and be happy--that's all for the best. TINA JOHNSON Small, but full of vitality. TERRY LEWIS Follow the road of kindness and you cannot lose the way. y PAT JOHNSON BARBARA DROLTZ What sweet delight a quiet life Tis good to live and to learn. affords. BOB TAYLOR NICKI STEELE To strive, to seek, to find--and A good heart is worth gold. not to yield. Academy Specials The students shown above are specials from Tillamook Catholic High School who came to THS for classes not usually available to them. They were, left to right, Joan Sander, Chris Strom, Judy McMahon, Jim Blaser, Mike Wehmeyer, Janet Sander, Joe Schriber, Jerry Stein, David Jacob, Molly Brown, Art VanLoo, Linda Landolt, Ricki DeNoble, Rose- mary Vogt, Cathy Rieger, Louise Motsinger, Shiela Codd, Alice Johnston, Pam O'Connor, Doreen Pistachio, Sue Josi, Rose Steiner, Rose Werner, Franki DeNoble, Dan Sabatine, Jim Motsinger, John Fredrick, Dave Watkins, and Jerry Hurliman. Foreign Exchange Student, Christa of Germany alia haenseeriantentiteeeniieaieaiemeeetld ated eet en ain ddd Christa Zeimer, seated in the center of her American family, is a native of Germany. At her left sits Janet Brunskill, her sophomore sister, and standing behind the chair, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brunskill, her father and mother. Christa will return to Germany to finish her senior year. Her excellent training in English in her country made her right at home with the language, Christa was sponsored in Tillamook by the International Christian Youth Exchange and the Methodist Church. Christa soon adapted herself to U.S. ways and enjoyed football, basketball, pep assemblies, rides on the. wild rooter buses and such Tilla-Hi activities, ie aa ei ea cies tie Rea c. e Ry Pieter of Belgium and Holland, Second Exchangee HEC AONOTNT ee { Pieter Schuddebeurs, a native of Belgium, wassponsoredin America by the Kaliher family. Pieter, shown seated atthe far right, is in the family room of the Kaliher residence with Teri, Dr. Kaliher, Larkin, and Mrs. Kaliher. His second American sister was away at college when the picture was taken. Pieter, who was born in Holland, spent six years in Belgium where he completed his high school training. On his return to Europe he will enter college to study theology. Pieter was also sponsored by the I1,C, Y.E. and the St. Johns Church. Hall of Fame FRIENDLIEST Bob Brewer and Kathy Holden MOST TALENTED Joanne Foster and Terry VanderStoep i MOST ATHLETIC MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Steve Spencer and Jim Goff Chris Milner and Carol Smith | 46 TYPICAL SENIOR Judy Hofmann and Steve Rouse of Fame BEST LEADERS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Karen Shinn and Dan Davy Bill Eastwood and Sheila Cotton ny : ny WilRomer fal ,. Fhe ‘fa gi? MOST STUDIOUS Ken Baumgartner and Eunice George MOST OUTSTANDING Bob Caruthers and Peg Ritchie GUEST MOST HUMOROUS Patti Laurs and Dennis Nixon Janie Hayes and Tim Wall Eighth Grade Graduation EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION--BACK ROW: John Berns, Joe Kofoed, Ron Rawe, Dennis Sayles, Leon Vellinga, Dan Coulter, Frank Laakso, Ed Nielsen, Walter Crume, George Gallino, Gary Brunmier, Garry Ackley, Ron Braden, Don Sheldon, Allan Smith, James Lenzi, Gary McMullen, Ron Anderson. NINTH ROW: Gary Hercher, Fred Banta, Glen Mackenroth, Sam Casey, Dave Tangermann, Richard Reynolds, Stan Glenn, Ron Robbins, Gordon Rosenberg, Jerry Bald- win, Ken Baumgartner, Mike Effenberger, Dick Holzworth, Rich Baird, Mike Rutledge, Gary Dummer, Dan Cleavenger, Alton Kettle, John Mills. EIGHTH ROW: Nick Shaffer, Gary Hanenkrat, David Guyett, Jerry Strong, Tim Wall, Larry Fellerman, Dwight Guenther, Russel Glasgow, Steve Springer, Craig Harrington, Jerry Brakeman, Paul Monroe, Don Elliott, Tom Rice, Ron Pallin, Jim Goff, Terry Green, George Olson, Vince Hartman. SEVENTH ROW: Dave Good- head, Bill Eastwood, Mike Wiseman, Bruce Campbell, Tony Skelton, Doug Gust, Joey Pogan, Jerry Pogan, Alex Kelly, Larry VanDussen, Richard Anderson, Doug Walker, Bill Rydblom, Bob Taylor, Terry VanderStoep, Dan Davy, Tom Swanson. SIXTH ROW: Steve Spencer, Tom Hudson, Ralph Jones, Terry Lewis, Brad Pierce, Larkin Kaliher, Norman Burdick, Larry Merritt, John Smith, Jim Metcalfe, Jerry Warren, Charles Johnson, Dennis Hopkins, Steve Galloway, Lee Thomas, Dave Noteboom, Darrell Bowes, Gary Moore, Tom Vandershule. FIFTH ROW: Ron Groshong, Steve Phillips, Bob Brewer, Lynda Woodruff, Dick VanDamme, John Balsillie, Jim Balsillie, ChuckHolzworth, Pam Perez, Sandra Lane, Carol Smith, Cindy Spicer, Carol Hill, Judy Hofmann. FOURTH ROW: Teddy Berns, Linda Wagner, Betty Puderbaugh, Ann Griswold, Chris Lampi, Sandra Zuercher, Deanna Mock, Lynne Roberds, Mary Vandershule, Sallie Davis, Sharon Stone, Kathy Owen, Helen West, Janie Hayes, Sheila Cotton, Mary Livingston, Karla Tohl, Jean Fischer, Joyce Jones, Marilee Quick. THIRD ROW: Jeannie Eckles, Carol Bosch, Linda Wayrynen, Sarah Deditiues, Cathy Milne, Cheryl Boyer, Wanda Myers, Kathy Krebs, Kathy Holden, Drusilla White, Carol Dean, Kathy Jennings, Maggie Hilferty, Gloria Illingsworth, Dava Cline, Judy Bishop, Diane Simmons, Ellen Sheldon, Patti Gillette, Linda Donowho. SECOND ROW: Linda Easter, Virginia Mawhirter, Susan Webb, Judy Livingston, Karen Jepson, Lois Birge, Geraldine Bumgarner, Janet Lynch, Jerie Ann Nicklaus, Ellen Brown, Karen Shinn, Carla Kautto, Lynette Trudelle, Raygena Davis, Kyra Holbrook, Colleen Smith, Linda Scott, Charlotta Lynch, Pat Smith, Joyce Maki. FIRST ROW: Joanne Foster, Eunice George, Claire Owen, Cheryl Blum, Patti Laurs, Edna Ginerich, Karen Carver, Bev Jones, Jeryl Vermilyea, Chris Milner, Judy Lovitt, Sheri Dell Berg, Candi Rende, Ruby Barkubein, Peggy Ritchie, Nancy Hathaway, Mary Anna Seibert, Diane Smith. NOT PICTURED: Dave Aldinger, Mike Alexander, Steve Gibson, John Graf, Jim Griffith, Steve Kropf, Richard Lane, Robert Mead, Mike Stewart, Sallie Hubbard. The time was the spring of 1961 and the place, the high school gymnasium, the site of a very exciting event for almost 200 eighth graders about to end one phase of their lives. This picture was taken that day when the present senior class was graduated from grade eight into high school. A few dropped out, some others moved, but a remarkably high percentage stayed to graduate together from high school. UNDERCLACOMEN | i It?s true everyone would like to be | seniors, but it does take three long | years regardless. These pages show i the UNDERCLASSMEN--young i Mooks who made their place in the history of THS in this year of 1964-1965, oe J ae ae SS ea Juniors, Class of 66 WHY STAYS EN CHOOL? JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS--ABOVE: Dave Vogt, president; Bob Gettle, vice-president; Bonnie Rosenberg, secretary; and Vicki Shultz, treasurer. Carrying out the theme of this year's Homecoming, the class of '66 came up with an interesting float consisting of a cage of Tigers and a Mook taming them. The float was a lot of hard work but also a lot of fun. | The junior class participated in all school ac- bi | tivities and was always a good competitor in com- petition yells. There were many junior athletes who supported the football and basketball teams. The songleaders, who were all junior girls, were awarded a trophy at yell school for being the second best group in the state. The Homecoming princess of the Class of '66 was lovely Kathy Holden. Their big money-making project this year was the Junior class candy sale. It was successfully headed by Chris Hansard. These are just a few of the things that helped to make this class successful in everything that they did. 50 Junior class advisors were Mr. Don Peterson, Miss Dessie McClay, and Mr. Robert McPheeters. Ackley .. . Tim Ackley Donna Ahern Elaine Aho Stevanna Allen Danny Alvear Steve Andrus Marie Astleford Steve Bailey _ Karen Bangs Wayne Barker Carolyn Beets Jack Bentley Susan Bigelow Mike Billow Wendell Blum Mike Bober Ray Bowersox Marshall Bridges Marylin Brooks Jim Brown Laura Broy Cheryl Brumfield Jim Bumgarner Ken Burdick Gary Burns Cheryl Butler Claudia Carlson Marylin Carver Tilda Chadwick Eileen Clark Doug Clevenger Jayne Clinton Cliff Colton Richard Coomes Linda Cornell Connie Cozad Patrick Crist Jim Croisant Tom Davenport Christi DeHart Cary Dietz Patrick Donowho Jean Earl John Easton Elaine Ellerbroek Jerry Fairfield Judy Farmer Tom Fink Bob Folkers Bob Freeman Diane Gardner Bob Gettle Bill Gibbs Nancy Graf Danny Griffeth Jerry Griffeth J. Griffeth . . . BP. Noteboom Nancy Guffey Chris Hansard Dennis Hartford Greg Hathaway Suzanne Hediger Jon Heil Martin Helfrich Barbara Henderson Ron Heusser Dennis Hiatt Richard Hogeland Jeanie Holden Bill Hollis Albert Holloway Debbie Honey Molly Honey Marian Hopkins Linda Hubler Ira Hudgeon B. Illingsworth Myra Jacobs Dennis Johnson Darryl Jones Karen Jones Tim Jones Dick Kamna Christie Kautto Dave Knight Jim Korevaar Paul Krebs © Linda Lancaster Eileen Landolt Ron Langfeldt Bill Larson Chuck Lenzi Becky Machen Janet Main Maki Carl Ken Malone Richard Mapes Darlene Marcum Richard Martin Susie Matthews Margaret McLain Suzanne McMillen Richard McNutt Bob Miles Karen Miller Raymond Miller Judy Milner Cliff Moyer Linda Murray Bob Nelson Linda Nelson Kathy Noteboom Peggy Noteboom Oddie... Celia Oddie Karen Olson Karen Ovregaard Charlsie Parks Dollie Patrick Larry Payne Marsha Pekasky Paul Peterson Jim Phillips Ken Phillips Steve Plumeau Charlotte Price Ron Randall Larry Rawe Carol Reding Harriet Reynolds Robert Rhoades Jack Rice Mike Richardson Jim Rieger Dan Robbins Steve Rolston Sandy Rose Bonnie Rosenberg Lilian Rowe Pat Russell Tom Ryan Ed Schild Vicki Schultz Christy Scofield Jeff Shaver Steve Shaw Jim Sheldon Scott Simmons Larry Simpson Bryan Snider Bill Steine r Candice Stewart Linda Taylor Irene Thiede Bruce Thomas Ron Tippin Cheryl Tracy Carol Trask Yvonne Turnbow Steve Tuthill Terrie Underwood Pat Urrey Vicki VanDusen Dave Vogt Mike Wade Steve Wagner Pete Walker Sharlene Walker Vickie Wallmark Chris Weber . . . Young Marian Weber Carole Wentworth Julia Whipps Bev Willford Dave Williams Jim Williams Mary Wirfs Kris Witcher Karen Worland Delores Wyss Richard Young Eddie Jones NOT PICTURED Bob Castles Judy Holloway Corky Stone Donald VanDeHey Juniors Experiment in Chemistry Juniors Bob Miles, Tom Ryan, Janet Maine, Harriett Reynolds, and Darryl Jones work on a chemistry experiment ina typical classroom scene. Chemistry is an elective taken by many juniors who are interested in furthering their science education. Those who have taken chemistry will long remember the lab sessions and broken test tubes. 34 Sophomore Class of ’6 7 AN: € 8 i ae Wbjathe shrAt eet co | | . , 2 A i | : Sophomore class officers shown above were Bill Baumgartner, treasurer; John Berquist, vice-president; Roger Lucas, presi- | ¢ dent; Bob Anderson, secretary; and Steve Hayes, sergeant-at- arms. | | This small class of '67 was made even smaller this year by the loss of seven students early in the year which re- | duced their number to 157. As freshman, Betty Winkler represented them as their Homecoming princess, Chris Milner I represented the class in '64. The sophomores rallied this year and took second place in the float competition, com- | pared to a third their freshman year. Their second- | place float symbolized the Mooks dragging a caged L i Tiger by the tongue, The class gave fine support to all the athletic teams through forceful yelling. They were always high in bus signups. In sports Steve Adams and John Malcom brought renown to the class through their athletic ability. Adams represented Tillamook in the state cross-country meet, and Malcom was the varsity football quarterback. The class of '67 has now fought their way through the two toughest years of high school, and next year they will be upper-classmen. OT aE las Re eee See a EO a EE ee SS See Game Se ee on Sophomore advisors were Mr. Richard Perkins, Mrs. Phyllis Plaep, and Mr. Gene Grieg. 59 . . . Hendrick Steve Adams Bob Anderson B. Aufdermauer Kim Bailey Bill Baumgartner Shannon Bedford Sharon Beets Brian Bergeron John Bergquist Susan Best John Blum Jeannette Braddock Linda Braden Tom Briggs Diana Brumfield Janet Brunskill Ken Cameron Diana Chadwick Barbara Chapin Cheryl Clark Evelyn Coomes Greg Cottoii Sheryl Crivella Alice Darby Caron Dean Ron Derting Steve Derting John Dietrich Frances Dunn Allen Dvorak Sandy Eckels C, Ellerbroek Sandi Ellis Mike Erskine Tim Faulhaber Allen Fisher Michael Fisher Todd Folkers Carol Fosmark Leslie Foster Bill France Sam Gallino Wanda Goche Danny Goeres Diane Goeres Rick Grant Carl Green Pam Greeson Lucinda Guyett Suzanne Hadley Fred Hamann John Hatfield Steve Hayes Cathy Heegle Don Helmick David Hendrick (ae @ ee eee ae a I Se Henry .. . David Henry Terry Herman Brenda Hermo Vickie Hoefs Peter Holland Clint Hollis Carl Hopkins Nile Hopkins Bill Hoyt Kathy Hubler Susan Hysmith Ruth Jacobs Dick Jepson Mike Johns Malcolm Johnson Pat Johnson Teri Kaliher Herb Kanne Kelly Koontz Alice Laakso Patty Lewis Dale Lucas Roger Lucas Sandy Lusby Cindy McCoog Fred McInerney Vickie McNutt Linda Main John Malcom Connie Malone Marilyn Marcum Jeanie Marolf Linda Martin Phillip Martin Wayne Mawhirter Frank Meier Tom Mills Bart Mizee Ted Mock Doug Moncrief Dick Moore Chris Morgan Marshal, Murders Ronald Murders Sherry Myers Cecelia Naegeli Stephen Naegeli Elaine Owen Gar Osborne Melinda Page Marie Parks Bob Perkins Ann Peterson Wayne Phillips Deatta Pock Patty Puderbaugh . . . Puderbaugh i : : Reynolds .. . . . . Wright Denise Reynolds Dianne Reynolds Pam Rhoades Darlene Rick Kathy Ritchie Robin Rose Judy Rouse Dwight Rowe Steve Sanders Gary Sause Sharon Schneiter Sandy Schock John Schriber Becky Smith Steven Smith Gene Sperling Linda Starks Beverly Sullivan Janis Sutton Ken Tannler Linda Thompson Steven Tippin Tom T owslee Joan Tucker Patty Turnbow June Vellinga Betty Wagner Rickey Wagner Garry F, Walker Gary R. Walker Robin Wall Flint Walpole Vikki Warren Bob Weitman Janet Weston Gary Wilks Herb Winder Mahlon Wirfs Richard Wright Not pictured David Fisher Sharon Harms Norman Rairdon . Mike Wentworth Freshman Class of '68 Freshman class officers shown above were Frank Myers, vice-president; Sue Montgomery, president; Billy Miles, secretary; and Scott Smith, treasurer. This year one of the largest classes ever was welcomed by the students, as nearly 200 freshmen invaded the halls of THS. The first of the year's activities consisted of a Hello Week which allowed the freshmen and new students to become acquainted with the upperclassmen. Under the able leadership of Sue Montgomery the class of '68 participated in many activities. The days passed quickly and before long it was Homecoming. Much enthusiastic support was given to Judy Hofmann, freshman class princess. ee ee SCHOOL? There was also much participation in the preparation’ Ey ce ti : : Sicesccens of the freshman float, which placed third in com- omnia petition. It consisted of aCheesemaker with a whip, and a gravestone for the Tigers of Tigard. Many freshmen participated in sports and also contributed a large amount of enthusiasm at the games throughout the year. The drama department was well represented by the freshmen. There were ‘many in the first play and they continued their support with enthusiasm. Plays, sports, and clubs were all well partici- pated in by the freshmen, to make a very successful school year. Freshman class advisors were Mr. Cecil Miller, Mrs. Ida Boquist, and Mrs. Doug Hogland. 59 oI OX Carol Ackley Peter Adamski Myra Aho Myron Aho Carol Anderson Janet Anderson Pat Andrus Karen Baker Richard Bangs Jane Barker Larry Bellamy Barbara Bishop Larry Blondo Robert Boge Henry Bosch Joyce Bowersox Kem Bradshaw Phil Bridges eigts : “ Larry Briley Vatpatee a P 6 Marvin Brooks ae . oP Rehengeasess i” 4 ; Larry Brumel Tim Bush Stephen Campbell Mike Carigan Phyllis Carlson Eddie Carter Lyda Carter Chet Caruthers Virgie Chadwick Dennis Clary Greg Collard Richard Coon Bill Curtis Mitchell Curtis Kent Dahl Donna Darby Lonnie DeHart Robert Douglas Aaron Dunn Mary Easter Bob Eastwood Bart Ellerbroek Steve Ellis Helen Eslinger Steve Everett Ronnie Fairfield Rick Farris Cindy Faulhaber Lorrene Fields Dick Fink Adele Fischer Vicki Fisher Sally Ford Nancy Fosberg Elaine Fox | Fullanger .. . Gloria Fullanger David Gardner Richard Gardner Warren George Steve Gepford Dorothy Goeres Jill Griffith Linda Grigsby Kathy Grimes Don Groshong Janet Hake Vickie Hallstrom Bonnie Hanrahan Lynn Hansard Darlene Harms Gale Hartman John Hash Don Henderson David Hodgdon Allen Hofmann Mona Holland David Hollett Dianne Hollett Carolyn Holloway Sandy Hubler Douglas Hunt Emily Iungerich Donald Janes Janice Johnson Kevin Johnson Rita Johnson Mike Jones Marvin Kinkade Audrey Kiser Joanne Landolt Cristi Lane Bob Larson Tom Larson . Norene Lynn ! Bill Lusby Mark McClaskey Richard McInerney | John McLain Dan McNutt Toni Mackenroth Nadine Martin Calvin Mayer Bill Miles | Mike Millan Linda Milne Sue Montgomery Linna Murders Frank Myers ) JoAnn Naegeli |‘ Sharon Newvine Douglas Nixon 7 oe . . . Walker Noreen Nolan Louie Nystrom Richard Obrist Robert Obrist Pat O'Shea Pearl Owen Karol Parks Sue Parks Tom Pfaff Dan Phillips Therese Plumeau Duane Rawe Mariette Reding Frank Roberts Kay Rogers Ron Rosenberg Marion Rowe Gary Sackley John Schimming Craig Schonbrod Colleen Scofield Jim Seymour Jeff Shaffer Kathy Sheldon Lynda Silva Dianna Simpson Barbara Smith Scott Smith Bonnie Snider Vernan Spats Donna Starks Cathy Steinbach Chris Steinbach Randy Stelzig Judy Stevens Donna Stewart Louise Strait Sherry Sutton Jeanie Taylor Billy Thiede Miram Thomas Suzann Thomas Gary Thompson Richard Travis Wa yne Tucker Sandy Urrey Alice Vanderzee Winnie VanLoo Larry Verbovanec Larry Vogt Randy Wagner Ron Wagner Ronald Wagner Brenda Waldrip Gary Walker Gene Walker Wall... Randy Wall Susan Wallace Marva Walty Kim Wehinger Richard Wells Jana Wetzel Dave White John Whitney Ron Wiitala Jeri Willford Dan Williams Margaret Williams Robert Willis Arnie Winkler Roger Wiseman Glenice Wismer Nancy Wohl Sherry Wood Ken Woodward Debbie Worland Lynnda Wyss Glenda Yeager Danny Yoeman Not pictured Carol Carver Clifford Christensen Martha Easter Jim Faar William Hartford Steve Jacobs Jerry Jepson Bob Paulk Ken Purcell Jim Schmidt Got an itch, or are you just dancing, Mr. Lewis? Pep Assembly hi-jinks. Keep those senior sayings nice and clean, Who's the bride, Ken Baumgartner So that's how the cups got kids. or Ron Heusser? crushed, Mr. Krieg. Great is the inspiration that comes from the field of MUSIC. Our Mook thrills to the perfection in instrumentation and the spirit of choir music. Those who brought this form of art to THS during the past year are shown in the pages that follow. ae 3 SSE SI stamens a ee) Eso ERE BACK ROW: Susan Best, Jean Fischer, Chris Hansard, Linda Nelson, Cathy Milne, Clydeen Pitts, Kathy Holden, Lil Henderson. THIRD ROW: Suzanne Hediger, Dolly Patrick, Susan Wallace, Sharon Schneiter, Cheryl Clark, Pam Grees Hubler, Sharon Stone. SECOND ROW: Carol Gaither, Diana Simmons, Patty Puderbaugh, Elaine Owen, Claire Ow Knight, Marvin Wirfs, Tim Jones. FRONT ROW: Janet Weston, Becky Smith, Caron Jones, Kathy Jennings, Lit Dan Robbins, Vince Hartman, Dave White, Nick Shaffer. For several years Miss Marjorie Gellatly has brought fine music to the Tillamook area through her work with the THS choral department. Undoubtedly her greatest achievements have been with the choral group shown above, the high school choir. Miss Gellatly has often given gracious recognition to her fine pianist, Jeanette Braddock, shown at left with the director. Miss Marjorie Gellatly, director, and Jeanette Brad- dock, accompanist. School Choir ray, Kathleen Pitts, Jeannette Braddock, Nancy Hathaway, Dolores Wyss, Molly Honey, Becky Machen, Barbara Hysmith, Judy Hofmann, Myra Jacobs, Kathy Krebs, Carol Smith, Cheryl Tracy, Helen West, Karen Shinn, Linda = Judy Lovitt, Steve Gibson, Bob Eastwood, Bob Brewer, Mike Carignan, Jim Phillips, Bart Mizee, Dave A ine, Janie Hayes, Sue Carignan, Tom Davenport, Terry VanderStoep, Greg Hathaway, Larry Sparks, Jerry Warren, One of the largest choirs that Tillamook High School has ever had and also one of its finest was this group of young people. Meeting daily as a regular class for credit, the choir directed by Miss Gellatly produced outstandingly throughout the season, Their earliest showing was the winter andChristmas concert where they had a large repertoire of performances for the public. Other appearances before the public occurred at the spring concert, the annual music festival and graduation. They always added the right touch to any music occasion as they wore beautiful gray choir robes with red stoles. The choir was a credit to the high school and the community this school year, a well-disciplined well-trained singing group. SSNS SSS = _SEEET mane SS ee ib SE MUO BSED TE TATE OE Se eee 68 Tillamook High School Girls’ Ensemble ENSEMBLE--In the V are Drusilla White, Bonnie Rosenberg, Chris Kautto, Charlotte Price (in front) Jeanie Holden, Joanne Foster, and Diane Smith. In back are Chris Milner and Linda Landolt. NOT PICTURED: Carla Kautto, the tenth member of this outstanding group. Members of this ensemble have to meet very stringent requirements in terms of vocal ability. Miss Marjorie Gallatly screens applicants carefully and gives singing auditions for possible ensemble members. As a result the group is one of the finest of its kind not only in the high school but also in the area. They perform very often, both for school functions and also for civic occasions. Their excellence has become a tradition at THS; they are welcomed enthusiastically at every appearance. Girls Glee, Sophomore Ensemble The Girls' Glee, an accredited class under the supervision of Miss Marjorie Gellatly, was composed of girls from all classes. Top Row: Virgie Chadwick, Nancy Graf, Karen Miller, Kay Rogers, Pam Rhoades, Barbara Aufdermauer, Robin Rose, Sharlene Walker, Vicki McNutt. Middle Row: Diana Simp- son, Linda Driscol, Cindy McCoog, Therese Plumeau, Sandy Hubler, Carol Reding, Karen Jones, Linda Wagner. Bottom Row: Louise Strait, Linda Silva, Carolyn Beets, Mona Holland, Linda Main, Sharon Beets, Winnie Van Loo, Suzanne Hadley.. SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE--TOP ROW: Diane Goeres, Cheryl Clark, Kathy Ritchie, Jeanette Braddock, Patty Puderbaugh, Elain Owen. FRONT ROW: Teri Kaliher, Pam Greeson, Shannon Bedford, Becky Smith, Susan Hysmith, Caron Dean. ————=s— ee The Tillamook Vacation Land Band, with a new high of 68 members, again had an active and successful year. Under the direction of Bill Fowell and assistance of Lane Woods the band continued to make its contribution to the THS trophy case by competing in several local and out-of-town parades and coming home with fine tro- phies and plaques. A few of the many band activities were the Dallas Marching Festival, Albany Armistice Day Parade, Miss Oregon Pageant Parade, Marine Band Concert, Merrykahna Parade, and the Fall, Winter, and Spring Concerts. The Blue Notes, a select band of eighteen players, were a popular group around school. Under the direction of Mr. Bill Fowell they played mood and dance music for assemblies, concerts, and special invitation. They were chosen on past experience and by auditioning. When performing they wore royal blue vests and dark suits. Tillamook Vacation BLUE NOTES--LEFT TO RIG! Dan Robbins, John Fraf, Che Land Band TILLAMOOK VACATIONLAND BAND--FRONT ROW, Left to Right: David Hollett, Terry Herman, Karen Ovrgaard, Sharlene Walker, Bob Weitman, Bill Miles. SECOND ROW: Jeryl Vermilyea, Richard Hogeland, David White, Nile Hopkins, Ron Rawe, Marvin Kinkade, Richard Wells, Janet Hake, Gary Sackley, Teri Kaliher, Greg Cotton, Steve Rolston. THIRD ROW: Greg Collard, Gale Hartman, John Whitney, Tom Mills, Ron Fairfield, Steve Adams, Dick Moore, Bob Miles, Ron Heusser, Marvin Brooks, Bev Wil- ford, Cheryl Brumfield, Chris Scofield, Adele Fischer, Janet Anderson, Dick Fink, Mike Carignan, John Hatfield, Mary Vandershule, Pat O'Shea. FOURTH ROW: Terry Vander- Stoep, Steve Andurs, Chris Morgan, Larry Rawe, Duane Rawe, Arnie Winkler, Marylin Carver, Tom Pfaff, Dan Robbins, John Graf, Jim Weitman, Dave Noteboom, Bruce Thomas, John Mills, Debbie Worland, Julia Whipps, Bob Eastwood, Don Henderson, David Guyett, Larry Larson, Lynda Woodruff, Nadine Martin, Linda Murders, Mitch Curtis, Ron Murders, Stephen Campbell, Directors: Lane Wood, Bill Fowell. Blue Notes a AL LS ANAS TE TS ARENAS ‘ei ne Wood, director; John Whitney, Dave Noteboom, Larry Larson, Bob Miles, Arnie Winkler, Greg Cotton, Eumfield, Jim Weitman, Greg Collard, Chris Morgan, Bev Wilford, Steve Andrus, Terry VanderStoep. Pep Band, Twirlers, Five Aces PEP BAND TOP ROW, Left to Right: Ron Fairfield, Tom Mills, John Mills, John Graf, Marylin Carver, Arnie Winkler. SECOND ROW: Chris Morgan, Nile Hop- kins, Greg Collard, Gale Hartman, John Whitney, Richard Hogland, Jeryl Vermilyea. THIRD ROW: John Hatfield, Mich Cur- tis, Steve Campbell, Janet Hake, Nadine Mar- tin, Mary Vandershule, Teri Kaliher, Pat O'Shea. BOTTOM ROW: Sharlene Walker, Karen Ovregaard, Terry Herman, Lynda Woodruff, Don Henderson, Marvin Kinkade, Rick Wells, Dave Noteboom, student director. T WIRLERS Debbie Worland, Lynda Woodruff, Adele Fischer, Janet Hake, Julia Whipps, and Janet Anderson. FIVE ACES Jim Weitman, Terry VanderStoep, Steve Rolston, Larry Larson, and Dave Noteboom. PEP BAND The group above known as the THS Pep Band, traditionally comes into operation only during the basketball season, and at this time plays for all pep as- semblies and provides musical spirit during the games. It was a divided group one playing Friday nights, the other on Saturday and Tuesdays, but both comply with the able baton of senior director Dave Noteboom. TWIRLERS These nimble lasses parade their stuff at all band activities such as parades and halftime ceremonies. Led by senior Lynda Woodruff, they provided colorful back- ground activities to the appreciative spectators. FIVE ACES These talented jazz players at right gave full play of their musical abilities on many occasions always to the accompaniment of tumultuous applause. To put it mildly--they were popular at THS. It is true that every Mook girl isa queen and every Mook boy a king, but only a few receive the coveted crown. Our crowned Mook here represents the spirit of ROYALTY, and those who won the laurels dur- ing the school year are pictured here, ROYALTY Homecoming Activities Princess Judy Hofmann and escort Jim Goff, Princess '63 Homecoming Queen Suzie Kathy Holden and escort Bill Eastwood, Queen Jo- crowning Queen Joanne I. anne Foster and escort Steve Rouse, Princess Chris Milner and escort Jerry Warren. Junior-class Princess Kathy escorted by Junior-class president Dave Sophomore-class Princess Chris Vogt. escorted by Sophomore- class presi- dent Roger Lucas. i Scenes from the Homecoming dance. Freshman-class Princess Judy es- corted by Freshman-class vice- president Frank Myers. toes O Nadees toes Y Cao) os ince | ing V 1965 W eo K 1965 Winter Formal Activities The 1965 Winter Formal court consisted of Prince Dennis Nixon, with his date Nancy Hathaway; Prince Bob Caruthers, with his date Patti Laurs; King Vince Hartman, with his date Bonnie Gianelli; Prince Ron Groshong, with his date Kathy Ence; and Prince Ken Baumgartner, with his date Joyce Jones. Shown above are King Vince Hartman and Bonnie Gianelli during the King's Dance. Surprised and happy is Vince Hartman when he learns of his selection as king. Vince is crowned 1965 Winter : Formal King by Bonnie Gianelli Many couples enjoy dancing in the atmos- phere created by the theme Our Winter LOVED. Zh The 1965 March of Dimes Court consisted of Freshman Princess JoAnn Naegeli, escorted by Frank Roberts; Junior Princess Molly Honey, escorted by Dan Robbins; Senior Princess Jean Fischer, escorted by Steve Phillips; and Sopho- more Princess, Queen Linda Thompson, escorted by Mike Wentworth. Queen Carol Marolf, 1964 March of Dimes, pre- sents Queen Linda with a dozen red roses, Queen Linda being crowned by Carol Marolf at halftime ceremionies. Queen Linda Thompson and her escort from the Sophomore class, Mike Wentworth. The students of Tillamook High School collected a grand total of $1,807.47 in the 1965 March of Dimes drive. The sophomores collected $626. 63, the juniors, $412.27; the seniors, $497.10; and the Freshmen, $361.47. One of the more creative activities was the junior class cake auction held during halftime. “Moonlight and Roses” 1965 PROM COURT--Princess Sue Carignan escorted by Doug Walker, Queen Pam Perez escorted by Tom Vandershule, and Princess Judy Hofmann escorted by Jim Goff. mior Class President Dave Vogt presents the newly announced queen, Pam Frez, with her bouquet of roses. neen Pam Perez and her escort, Tom Vandershule, dance the Queen's Dance the tune of Moonlight and Roses, | PROM AND BANQUET Many couples en- joyed the prom while dancing to i music provided by Art Crosley and his band, “Moon- | light and Roses | provided a lovely background for the | o prom held in the | : junior high cafe - torium. A silhouette on the cafeteria wall provided a dreamy back- ground for the juniors and seniors at the Prom Banquet, iN Several Seniors enjoyed their delicious dinner of tu key. and Mrs. John Jensen, Loren McKinley, Bob Gettle, Chris Kautto, Bonnie Gianelli, and Vince Hartman sat at the head table. Mr. McKinley was the speaker. ACTIVITIES The clubs to which he belongs also con- tribute to the develop- ment of our Mooks. ACTIVITIES that tie with every field of in- terest in the school often keeps the young Mooks very occupied indeed. The pages that follow represent the clubs and ACTIVITIES of the school during the year. Student Body Officers - - ‘64-’65 | | | | | Steve Andrus, Vice-President BA Chris Lampi, Business Manager Dan Robbins, Ass't Business Manager Student Council FIRST ROW: Dan Davy, Steve Andrus, Peg Ritchie, Drusilla White, Chris Lampi, Dan Robbins. SECOND ROW: Tim Ackley, Bob Caruthers, Tim Wall, Steve Hayes, Ron Heusser, Herb Winder, Mike Johns, Calvin Mayor, Bill Miles. THIRD ROW: Bill Eastwood, Joanne Foster, Pam Greeson, Kathy Hubler, Shannon Bedford, Jeanette Braddock, Diane Brumfield, Sue Montgomery, Louise Strait, Joanne Landolt, Kris Witcher, Suzie Mathews. FOURTH ROW: Chris Milner, Barbara Henderson, Molly Honey, Terry VanderStoep, Roger Lucas, Pieter Schuddebeurs, Vince Hartman, Dave Vogt, Richard McInerny, Gary Sackley, Carol Smith, Susan Bigelow, Richard Bangs. Inter Club Council In student affairs, these two groups held the reins, the large group above possessing the major voting rights, and the lower group having minor voting privileges and discussion rights with the main council, ‘It was a busy year caring for the needs of a 720 student high school and visiting the area councils held around the state. The work of school president Dan Davy was out- standing; the council, too, ee one Of the best ever. FIRST ROW: Wanda Goche, Vicki Wallmark, Jeanie Holden, Karen Shinn, Diane Brumfield. SECOND ROW: Susan Hysmith, Judy Hofmann, Kathleen Pitts, Carol Smith, Kathy Holden, Cathy Milne, Cheryl Brumfield. THIRD ROW: Ken Baum- gartner, Bob Caruthers, Steve Andrus, Sue Carignan, Clydeen Pitts, Joanne Foster, | Steve Galloway. NOT PICTURED: Carla Kautto, 85 i Miss Abrams Adviser Eunice George President Margaret Hilferty Ken Baumgartner Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer Dan Coulter Dan Davy Joanne Foster Sheila Cotton Joyce Jones Chris Lampi Judy Hofmann Cathy Milne Chris Milner Ed Neilsen Judy Lovitt Claire Owen = ‘ Carol Smith Peggy Ritchie Gordon Rosenberg Drusilla White Karla Tohl Helen West Lynda Woodruff « _ eye Judy Milner Ron Heusser Dan Robbins Bonnie Rosenberg Steve Wagner Bev Willford President Karen Shinn, Vice-President Tilda Chadwick, Secretary Janis Sutton, Treas- urer, Christy Kautto, Advisors Mrs, Vogeson and Mrs, Cotton, These students and adults guided the Girl's League to one of its most successful years, Karen was an outstand- ing president, and her officers worked hard with her to take care of the many activities, QA eaten : if! THREES BI SeReee os REPRESENTATIVES Freshman Representa= tives Marva Walty, Theresa Plumeau, Adele Fischer, Linda Grigsby; sophomore representatives Caron Dean, Linda Thomp- son, Judy Rouse, Kim Bailey; junior represent - atives Vickie Schultz, Donna Ahern, Cheryl Brumfield, Becky; sen- ior representatives Kathy Krebs, Jean Fischer, Pam Perez, Joyce Jones. COMMITTEES AND PROJECTS a Fai cot ll a OS! A Susan Bigelow, mental health chairman; Vickie Schultz, Linda Taylor, Cheryl Brumfield, project chairmen; Karen Olson, Com munity service and Mother -Daughter Tea chairman; Sylvia Kisé Nancy Hathaway, Sandy Zuercher, Concessions Stand Chairmen Tilda Chadwick, Father-Daughter Banquet Chairman, FRONT ROW, Becky Machen, Donna Ahern, Healthroom chairmen; Sha ron Stone, Linda Hubler, Scrapbook Chairmen. AT LEFT, Cheryl Brumfield, Girl of the Year, shown with the result of the coffeemaker project. Girls’ League Activities : Girls of the Month with freshmen standing on the first row, sophomores on the second, juniors on the third, and seniors on the top row. From Left-Right, Bottom to Top: Lynnda Wyss, Darlene Rick, Peggy Noteboom, Mary Vandershule, for friendliness; Linda Grigsby, Becky Smith, Pat Russell, Christa Zeimer (honorary Girl of the Month) for neatness; Sue Mont- gomery, Linda Main, Jeanie Holden, Jean Fischer for cheerfulness; Linda Milne, Jan Sutton, Suzanne Hediger, Karen in Shinn for versatility; Janet Anderson, Caron Dean, Barbara Henderson, Sylvia Kiser for service; Pat O'Shea, Diane Goeres, . Sandy Rose, Sharon Stone for creativeness; Adele Fischer, Kathy Hubler, Karen Olson, Pam Perez for responsibility; Carol Ackley, Jeannette Braddock, Carole Wentworth, Sandy Zuercher for congeniality; Carol Carver, Patty Puderbaugh, Cheryl Brumfield, Shelia Cotton for achievement. Not pictured is Carolyn Foster for neatness. Many girls and their fathers enjoyed the annual Fa- The Homemaking classes again sponsored the style ther-Daughter Banquet entitled Life with Father, show at the Mother-Daughter Tea. The theme was President Karen Shinn, standing at the podium, wel- “The Mad-Hatter's Tea Party, comed the guests. Forensics Squad fii nse BACK ROW: Bill France, Susan Bigelow, Kathy Krebs, Celie Oddie, Glen Mackenroth, Pegi Noteboom, Terrie Under- wood, Sharleen Walker, Lynda Woodruff, Gary Hercher, Pieter Schuddebeurs. FRONT: Dan Robbins, Steve Sanders, Jack Rice, Brian Bergeron, Harriet Reynolds, Janet Main, Sheila Cotton, Charlotte Price, Sharilyn Crowe, Myra Jacobs, Marion Hopkins, Karen Haupert, Linda Newvine, Wanda Goche, Mrs. A. Voges, adv. The second year of tournament competition for the Foren- sics Squad proved to be rewarding. The squad took part in tour- neys at Pacific, Linfield, Portland State, and then went on to District and State Competition. SS pS yee brunet : mont The above were first and second place winners at District, who went into State competition, shown ready to start for These three were the first to bring home the trophies ; s : ¥ : 3 Corvallis: Mrs. A. Voges, adv. ; Sheila Cotton, debate for the Squad in 1965. Pieter Schuddebeurs won a . ; ‘ aoe : : rae competitor; Steve Sanders, interp. ; Kathy Krebs, interp. ; first in salesmanship, Terri Underwood, third in or- ' : ‘ ay coinal OOctre ale Necro ee ie Linda Main, oratory; Pegi Noteboom, A. D.S.; Harriet Rey- O : Cc } ird in : F bees: nolds, oratory; Bill France, debate; and Elaine Ellerbroek, : A.D. S, at Linfield C tition. a int1e ompe 1tlon debate. Quill and Scroll and Christian Club SEATED: Judy Hofmann, president; Carol Smith, vice-president; Karla Tohl, secretary and Mr. Anderson, adviser. SEC- | OND ROW: Stevanna Allen, Charlotte Price, Harriet Reynolds, Linda Newvine, Judy Milner, Myra Jacobs, Joyce Jones, | Bonnie Rosenberg, Karen Shinn, THIRD ROW: Mary Vandershule, Terri Underwood, Suzanne Hediger, Joanne Foster, Cheryl Brumfield, Becky Machen, Chris Lampi, Jan Faulhaber, Bob Caruther, Steve Rouse, Gordon Rosenberg, and Jack Rice. This club is the journalism honorary and bears the name of an outstanding newspaper woman of the Tilla- mook area, Elsie De Cook. Members must be in the upper one third of their class and have contributed outstand- ing work to either the newspaper or the annual. Only juniors or seniors can be named to Quill and Scroll, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Mary George, adviser; Dan Robbins, president; Jerry Warren, chaplain, Helen West, vice-president; Eunice George, secretary; Steve Sanders, Nile Hopkins, Bill Hoyt, John Hatfield, Duane Rawe, Marvin Brooks, Gale Hart- man, Steve Adams. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Beets, Pat Russell, Christa Zeimer, Donna Ahern, Glen Macenroth, Alice Vanderzee, Jim Faar, Richard Bangs, Tom Davenport, Chet Caruthers, Bill France, Marvin Wirfs, Make Bober, Steve Adamski, Steve Rolston. THIRD ROW: Karen Olson, Chris Hansard, Diane Gardner, Chris Milner, Drusilla White, Sandy Zuercher, Sue Carignan, Elaine Owen, Carol Ackley, Joan Tucker, Karen Baker, Jane Barker, Carol Carver, Christy Lane, Mona Hollan, Suzanne Thomas, Theresa Plumeau, Sandy Hubler, Marion Weber, Judy Farmer, Kris Witcher, FOURTH ROW: Linda Cornell, Kathy Noteboom, Terry VanderStoep, Bonnie Rosenberg, Jim Weitman, Becky Machen, Janet Brun- skill, Jeanette Braddock, Cheryl Clark, Linda Thompson, Barbara Smith, Marion Hopkins, Pegi Noteboom, Linda Nelson, Linda Starks, Nancy Graf, Patty Turnbow, Marie Astleford, Susan Best, Sharon Beets, Pam Phodes, Cindy McCoog, Barb Chapin. LAST: Tom Pfaff, Diane Simpson, Roger Lucas, Ron Fairfield, Toni Macenroth, Marjorie Gepford, Jeannie 9] | Eckles, Kay Rogers, Louise Strait, Joanne Naegeli, Joyce Bowersox, Pearl Owen. | ws � FHA: FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES--FRONT ROW: C, Clark, P. Greeson, S. Lusby, J. Vellinga, K. Hubler, J. Braddock, C. Naegeli, S. Schock, M. Marcum, L. Martin, Miss Peterson, advisor. BACK ROW: B. Wagner, J. Naegeli, E. Commes, V. Hoef, L. Braden, D. Pock, D. Brumfield, V. Warren, M. Page, S. Crivella, L. Starks, C. McCoog, S. Beets, H. Eslinger, P. Lewis, P. Turnbow, P. Owen, L. Main, S. Thomas, J. Barker, M. Rowe, C, Faulhaber, W. VanLoo, C. Lane, S. Newvine, D. Reynolds, T. Plumeau, D. Reynolds. LPT Future Homemakers of America Apparently the saying The way to a man's heart is through his stomach has affected ir many girls as shown by the large membership in FHA. However, cooking is only one of the IE many talents these girls are engaged in. The Future Homemakers of America are working for all round contributions to home life. i Their motto, which serves as their inspiration, is Toward New Horizons , it FHA: JUNIORS AND SENIORS--FRONT ROW: Marian Weber, president; Carol Bosch, vice- president; Sue Carignan, secretary; Linda Taylor, treasurer; Janie Hayes, parliamentarian; Donna ; Ahern, FHA representative; Cheryl Brumfield, FHA representative; Diane Smith, Historian: F Sandy Zuercher, FHA representative. BACK ROW: Miss Griffin, advisor; L. Rowe, A. Derting, C. Stewart, B. Puderbaugh, D, White, S. McMillan, N. Graf, C. DeHart, K. Miller, C Witcher, J, Faulhaber, J. Farmer, L. Nelson, M. Astleford, M. Honey, V. Schultz, L. Newvine, |J. Clinton, K. Jennings, C. Trask. aes x OSI LAL) Gate spent NE ae ei = a Ea ea ues ee ba Ens FFA--FRONT ROW: Larry Bellamy, Bill Larson, Paul Munroe, Mr. Helmick, advisor; Gary Hercher, president: | Steve Galloway, vice-president; Jim Weitman, secretary; Ed Nielson, treasurer; Garry Ackley, reporter; Tim Ackley, sentinel; Craig Harrington, Larry Blondo, BACK ROW: David Tangermann, Randy Stelzig, Alex Kelly, Bob Willis, Richard Martin, John Hash, Richard Obrist, James Rieger, Wayne Barker, Norman Burdick, John McLain, Pete Walker, Bill Steiner, Richard Coomes, Don VanDeHey, Jim Schmidt, Danny Goeres, Eddy Jones, Leon Vellinga, Hank Bosch, John Blum, Dennis Sayles, Ron Fairfield, Larry Rawe, Phillip Martin, Carl Hopkins, Herb Kanne, Ira Hudgeon, Robert Wanless, Don Janes, Jerry Fairfield, Allen Hofmann, Don Helmick, Gene Walker, Frank Myer, Robert Obrist, Stan Glenn, Paul Peterson, Ron Wagner, Randy Wagner, Raymond Miller. | i Future Farmers of America | The FFA Club at THS is an active group, and this school year was no exception. Gary Hercher started off Representing some of the honors which the the year by taking fifth in the state speech contest. The FFA won this year are the two shown below- - club took an active part in school activities as well as Gary Hercher and Ed Nielsen. Gary won in speech. Parliamentary procedure, dairy judging, first in the area soil conservation speech soil judging, and shop contests are included in their contest. Ed was second in FFA speech activities. They held two meetings a month, and activities, as well as all around excellent sponsored a table tennis contest. The club was guided Future Farmer for THS, by Mr. Helmick, advisor. Shown at right Ed Nielsen, a senior, and Gary Hercher, also ‘ a senior member of FFA, standouts in speech activities of the club. ny a y . Bees HSE FTA: JUNIORS AND SENIORS--FIRST ROW: Claire Owen, historian; Kathy Ritchie, treasurer; Tilda Chadwick, secretary; Bonnie Rosenberg, vice-president; Cathy Milne, president. BACK ROW: Darlene Marcum, Bev Wilford, Kathy Note- boom, Linda Cornell, Becky Machen, Virginia Mawhirter, Karen Haupert, Deanna Mock, Diana Simmons, Linda New- vine, Helen West, Dan Davy, Sherilyn Crowe, Maggie Hilferty, Suzanne Hediger, Clydeen Pitts, Nancy Hathaway, Judy Hofmann, Susan Bigelow, Carol Smith, Jean Earl, Teri Underwood, Charlotte Price, Peg Noteboom, Kathleen Pitts, Stevanna Allen, Harriet Reynolds, Karla Tohl, Eunice George, Joanne Foster, Miss Chapman, advisor; Karen Bangs. FTA: FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES-- Wanda Goche, Pearl Owen, Janet Anderson, Linda Milne, Dorothy Goeres, Jeanette Braddock, Linda Martin, Caron Dean, Elaine Owen, Becky Smith, Linda Thompson, Judy Rouse, Diana Chadwick, Barbara Smith, Kim Bailey, Shannon Bedford, Alice Laakso, Diane Goeres, Teri Kaliher, Ann Peterson, Bev Sullivan. Key Club, International Relations League EG Aiea) poe) Leia ea ele OREGON Harrington, v.p.; Gordon Rosenberg, secretary; Ron Heusser, treasurer; Vince Hartman, lieutenant governor; and Mr. Norman Lehman, adviser. SECOND ROW: R. Taylor, J. Weitman, J. Heil, R. Lucas, R. Grant, R. Wall. THIRD ROW: W. Phillips, G. McGuire, D. Davy, B. Baumgartner, P. Holland, R. Baird. FOURTH ROW: B. Miles, S. Andrus, S, Adamski, S. Wagner, T. Ryan, and S. Phillips. | | KEY CLUB--FIRST ROW: Mr. Kofoed, Kiwanis adviser, seated by the club officers, Ken Baumgartner, president; Craig | The Key Club, under the direct sponsorship of the Kiwanis International serves as a service group inthe high school. The members were elected on the basis of ability and potential service. Aiding at Homecoming, usher- | ing, and representing the school and area at conferences comprised some of the Key Club's activities this year. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS LEAGUE--Mr. Gary Seaney, adviser; R. Lucas, P. Schuddebeurs, W. Goche, president; J. Bergquist, R. Jacobs, v.p.; J. Johns, B. Chapin, secretary; T. Jacobs, K. Haupert, treasurer; T. Kaliher, and M. Jacobs. This group met regularly to hear discussions about international problems. Their big project was attending 95 | the annual conference of IRL which models itself after the United Nations. sa s mm DECA, FBLA PP DECA--FRONT ROW: Dan Coulter, president; Karen Jepson, vice-president; Sharon Stone, secretary, historian; Dave Williams, treasurer; Mr. Spaziani, adviser. BACK ROW: Dave Tangerman, Skip Urrey, Mike Stewart, Raygena Young, Larry Sparks, Tom Vandershule, Marjorie Gepford, Dave Noteboom, Gary Dummer, Steve Gibson. FBLA--Jeanie Holden, Jan Faulhaber, Chris Kautto, Linda Cornell, Linda Newvine, Carol Dean, Miss Edna Jesseph, adviser, Susan McMillan, Elaine Ellerbroek, president, Pat Russell, Molly Honey, v.p., Diane Chadwick, Diane Gard- ner, secretary, Karen Worland, Chris Witcher, Judy Farmer, treasurer, Marian Weber, Alice Laakso, Linda Thompson, Barbara Henderson, reporter, Cathy Noteboom, Joan Tucker, and Darlene Rick. These two clubs represent the extracurricular aspects of the business department at THS. The top group, DECA, was new this year bringing Distributive Education Clubs of America to this school for the first time. The new adviser was Mr. Dick Spaziana of New York. The club and class was arranged to work closely with busi- nesses in the Tillamook area to give scholars more first-hand experience with their interest field. The FBLA . club, of long standing, continued its work furnishing scholarship aid to someone in the business field. Miss 96 Jesseph continued as adviser to that club. a: Wty Cages “ead 9 Hococy Mew Yeor Tilla-Hi-Lites The Tilla-Hi-Lites was produced bi-weekly by the Journalism II class during the first semester of the 1964-65 school year. The material for the paper was written by the Journalism students, then sent to the Headlight- Herald where it was printed in the off-set process. At the beginning of the second semester, the Journalism I classes took over publication of the school paper. In addition to the regular four-page edition which the class produced there was a special edition for the Homecoming activities of six pages and a special Christmas paper decoration to fit the season. During the second semester the paper was produced by Journalism I classes. Carol Smith, Editor-in-Chief Jerry Warren, Diana Simmons, Terry VanderStoep, reporters; Mr. Anderson, advisor; Bob Brewer, Patti Laurs, reporters. _ Larkin Kaliher, Carol Dean, advertising man- Chris Lampi, Karla Tohl, layout editors; Cathy 1 agers; Linda Wayrynen, circulation manager; Milne, assistant editor; Jim Goff, sports editor; | Judy Hofmann, business manager. Joyce Jones, feature editor. 97 | , ar ROMAN JASNA a aida mu 98 Thespian Troupe 934 4 A TILLAMOOK HIGH SCHOOL THESPIAN TROUP 934--BACK ROW: Theresa Jacobs, Jan Johns, Tim Jones, Bob Per- kins, Vicki VanDusen, John Whitney, Charlotte Price, Stevanna Allen, Bonnie Gianelli, Dan Robbins, Sharilyn Crowe, Marsha Pekasky, Gail Hartman, and Glen Mackenroth. SECOND ROW: Mr. Don Whitney, adviser, Jean Fischer, Janet Anderson, Yvonne Turnbow, Suzanne Hediger, Brian Bergeron, Tom Davenport, Beverly Jones, and Harriet Reynolds. FRONT ROW: Judy Milner, Kathy Jennings, Carla Kautto, president; Judy Lovitt, vice-president; Jeryl Vermilyea, secretary; Mary Vandershule, treasurer; Tim Wall, clerk; and Flint Walpole. The Tillamook High School Thespian Troupe participated in many activities throughout the year, the main object of the group being to promote dramatics in the high school and the community. The Thespians spent much of their time in partic- ipating in plays and assisting on crews and committees. Among their many activities included the pro- ‘ duction of the childrens plays Aladdin and the Magic Lamp and Cinderella which was their main projects. In February the group attended the State Conven- tion at Ashland, Oregon. The group spent many hours keeping alive the old age art of dramatics. . One talent a Thespian must possess is the ability to apply make-up. Practice makes perfect, so these Thespians are busy learning their art. LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Mil- ner, Vicki VanDusen, Shari- lyn Crowe, Vince Hartman, Janet Anderson, Bonnie Gianelli, Judy Lovitt, Gale Hartman, Brian Bergeron, Steve Sanders, Cliff Colton, Sandy Rose, John Whitney, Tom Davenport, Therese Jacobs, Gary Sackley, Diane Hollett, and Flint Walpole. The majority of the cast was caught in this picture during dress rehearsal, Not included here were Dan Robbins, amale lead, and Diana Mock, who played Dan's Mother in the play. Evva . Pes aes _ Judy Milner Veco en ce en eee see eee ae Clift. Colton Mandceeee -. .. . . , � , Vicki. VanDusen DMromivie Pine lis etteuh bt he te eral Sandy Rose acre lh hC!C™:C(SC SC Sharilyn Crowe Ghefg = ie} ey, See A pe a en John Whitney SacwnOye eee te. l. , Vince Hartman PONCE A ene ee gs ee COMED AVeIDpOre Porse MCiHing Tyee 4. yay Janet Anderson Spt see ee ine ee ee Diane: Holett ain ee fo | 6hBOnnie: Gianelll NGISOn ae eee ee ee FlintsWalpole Mrs. Howard V. LaRue , Mee ee el Judy Lovitt Att Ce enn eee een | © 1 Hereses(aCons Povice es ee eee Gale Hartman Policeman ae ee fe oe ee oary sackley Seikere ae fe ml CttC: C C«é@BFiamy. Bergeon Polson Fddi@w. ene ee, ,. Dan. Robbins Sri ioce awe ee Steve. Sanders Mrs. Shellenbach , ......... , Deanna Mock The Senior Class spon- sored the first play of the year Mrs. McThing. This comedy play con- cerns a young girl who slips by her gatekeeper to play with the boy next door. She is chased out by the boy's mother as “trash, which re- sults in the girl's mother taking revenge on Mrs. How- ard V. LaRue III and spiriting her boy off to a life of crime at the Shantyland Poolhall lunchroom. After many humorous ex- periences, things finally work out as the little girl gets her playmate and Mrs. LaRue is never again bothered by the RE ba - r@ 3 ) ) ; little girl's witch mother. Brian Bergeron, John Whitney, Cliff Colton, Steve Sanders. Junior Class Play LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill France, Judy Milner, Steve Sanders, Jeanie Holden, Judy Lovitt, Bev Jones, Yvonne Turnbow, Tim Jones, Tim Wall. CAST Fim, Wally 6 2oy Galen eS ale «a tice eo nuroeles Judy Milner: 4 a fw Ss Gale s g TinvJOnes 6 7) ws oe Soa ee = Ree Alphonse Judy Lovitt. 3 5. 6. 2s @ ule 6 Ree ere YVopDuesT UrnDOW ca bce eee ee oe oe Lavi Jeanie Holden , ...4, 4 5 « Go ue alee eee Bill FranG@ cc | 2 sad. a ken a, oe ee eer Bev. JONes. Gs: s -4 gag ae See eg SEECVEroalG Crs aera ee Fila saree BOO Colorful and fitting costumes and scenery went into this year's junior class play production of Androcles: The Prince Who Became a Lion. The junior class chose a children's play complete with a king and his court, a beautiful princess, two heroic peasanis, and of course the handsome prince who was mercilessly turned into a lion, The play, which was narrated by a zany Dyspus bird, was a success and drew a large crowd of both children and parents. Here we see Tim Wall let out a mighty roar causing Judy 100 Milner to fall on defenseless Steve Sanders as Judy Lovitt looks on. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Ron Fairfield, John Mills, Richard Hogland, Gale Hartman, John Whitney. SECOND ROW: Tom Davenport, Cliff Colton, Dan Davy, Flint Walpole, Gary Hercher, Marvin Brooks, .Dan Williams, Wayne Mawhirter, Jerry Woodward. THIRD ROW: Brian Bergeron, Rick Grant, Myra Jacobs, Jeryl Vermilyea, Carla Kautto, Bev Jones, Carol Carver, Vikki Warren, Steve Sanders, Larry Sparks, FRONT ROW: Cheryl Clark, Sharilyn Crowe, Dorothy Goeres. Kate . . . . Carla Kautto Hoss . . Flint Walpole manche .. . Bev Jones Hank... Dan Williams mete . .. Gary Hercher Lucky .. . Marv Brooks moo 86.hl.C CW «Cf «6a Davy “Howdy Kate, written by Mr. Don Whitney, is a western adaptation of Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew. It's square dance time in Laramie. One of the settings Gary Hercher using one of his many taming tech- from Howdy Kate. niques on his stage wife Carla Kautto. Ranch 10] hand Rick Grant stays out of the way. Children’s Plays ALADDIN'S LAMP STANDING: DanRobbin: Charlotte Prince, Glen Mackenroth, John Whit- ney, Gale Hartman, Ton Davenport, Tim Jones, Judy Milner, Bob Perkins and Cliff Colton. SITT- ING: Janet Anderson, Ruth Jacobs, MyraJacobs Kathy Jennings, Rick Grant, Jeryl Vermilyea, Elaine Aho, Flint Walpo] Bonnie Gianelli, Yvonne Turnbow, Mary Vander- shule, Teri Kaliher. citinaineicece nas FA : : en omencrrennnn eee ahdanbacaitenarinenneett CINDERELLA a4 : ‘ LEFT TO RIGHT: Janie | Hayes, Karen Haupet, Therese Jacobs, Suzanne Hediger, Tom Davenport, Judy Milner, Janet Ander- son, Bonnie Gianelli, Dan Robbins, Harriet Reynolds, Kathy Jennings, Jeryl Vermilyea, Tim Jones. THE PRINCESS AND TH PEA LEFT TO RIGHT: John Whitney, Tom Daven- port, Janet Anderson, Harriet Reynolds, Tim Jones, Steve Sanders, Vicki Van Dusen. These three plays took up the efforts of the drama department and th THS Thespians during the winter term. They were presented on Saturday afternoons to very enthu: siastic crowds of young- sters from the elementar schools of the county. SPIRITS AND PORTE Most exciting of all activities are _ - those con nected with athletics and | the encouragement of the field. Our | Mook here tries to show his enthus- iasm for SPIRITS and SPORTS, flourishing the T for athletics and the megaphone for pep activities. | Following are the pictures which | report these lines of endeavor for Tillamook High School during the past year. Varsity Cheerleaders Kathy Holden The varsity cheerleaders, under the supervision Judy Hofmann of Miss Pat Personett, were present at all varsity games to add spirit and enthusiasm to the atmos- phere. Kathleen Pitts Clydeen Pitts Carol Smith, alternate see RN Karen Bangs Vickie Wallmark The spirited songleaders, advised by Miss Pat Personette, physical education teacher, promoted much pep and enthusiasm during the football and basketball season. While attending the 1964 National Cheerlead- ing Clinic at Lewis and Clark last summer, they wona second place trophy in overall songleading com- petition. The trophy was presented to the student body and is now in the main trophy case. New song routines and hand- motions were learned at the clinic. Jeanie Holden 1222222 NEEDHAM ROE DAD AR A ERR Kim Bailey J.V. Cheerleaders Linda Thompson The J. V. Cheerleaders added pep and spirit to all J. V. football and basketball games. These sophomore girls attended their games preceding the varsity games where they lead the J, V. -ettes. “ Pam Greeson, alternate Shannon Bedford Kathy Ritchie Forming the V left to right: Deatta Pock, Brenda Hermo, Bev Sullivan, Darlene Rick, Debbie Wor- land, Jeri Willford, Mona Holland, JoAnn Naegeli, Vicki Warren, treasurer; Miss Carol Peterson, ad- viser; Patty Puderbaugh, president; Joan Tucker, vice-president; Diana Brumfield, secretary; Sandy Lusby, Cecelia Naegeli, Susan Hysmith, Linda Starks, Denise Reynolds, Diane Reynolds, Melinda Page, Sandy Schock. Forming the J left to right: Jeannie Marolf, Janet Brunskill, Sandy Ellis, Jean- nette Braddock, Becky Smith, Ann Peterson, Patty Lewis, Kathy Hubler, June Vellinga, Jill Griffith, Linda Grigsby, Lynnda Wyss, Pat O'Shea, Jan Sutton, Caron Dean, Judy Rouse, Diane Goeres, Christy Lane, Suzanne Thomas, Jane Barker, Donna Darby, Dorothy Goeres, Linda Milne, Susan Wallace, and Barbara Smith. This large group was traditionally organized of freshmen and sophomore girls to promote pep at junior varsity athletic games at THS. The girls volunteer their services; and wear dark skirts and white blouses. The JVettes received points for attending junior varsity games for entrance into Pep Club their junior or senior year. 107 Sue Carignan Carol Ann Jean Bosch Derting Fischer LRM RT aR a RN CN ee fi Kathy Jennings Claire Owen The T.H.S. Pepsters are shown putting on one 108 of their humorous skits. Bev Willford Judy Milner President Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer Joanne Karen Janie Maggie Foster Haupert Hayes Hilferty Carla Kathy Kautto Krebs Betty Mary Jeryl Puderbaugh Vandershule Vermilyea Pep Club was organized for the purpose of promot- ing school spirit among students to encourage good sportsmanship. The Pep Club outfits consisted of longsleeved red sweaters, with a deep-set white V in the front, red A- line skirts, red tennis shoes, white gloves, and the traditional pepster emblem, This year the Homecoming Dance was sponsored by the Pep Club. They also sponsored various other after- game dances. Helen West Bonnie Gianelli Mrs. Edith Hilliard Point Keeper Asst. Point Keeper Adviser OAT nel Drusilla Donna Susan Cheryl Linda Judy Barbara White Ahern Bigelow Brumfield Cornell Farmer Henderson Molly Linda Christy Pegi Celia Karen Linda Honey Hubler Kautto Noteboom Oddie Olson Taylor Yvonne Renri Marion Kris Karen Delores Turnbow Underwood Weber Witcher Worland Wyss The Pep Club was run under a new constitution and point system the past year. The point system proved to be quite successful, because it caused the girls to take a more active part in the club. The system was run by the use of merits and demerits, Merits were given for attendance at games and service performed. Demerits were given for failure to wear the complete outfit, to attend games, or abide by the set rules. Singing the Alma Mater, the THS Pepsters add the final touches to another hard-fought football game. 109 ow ill Order of the T LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Caruthers, Terry VanderStoep, Bob Miles, Bob Brewer, Steve Bailey, Jack Rice, Ron Heusser, IE Leon Vellinga, Jim Lenzi, Steve Andrus, Marv Wirfs, Ed Neilsen, Bill Eastwood, Gary Ackley, Jon Heil, Steve Wagner, . L Tim Ackley, Jim Phillips, Tim Jones, Bob Folkers. PTT The Order of the T which is led by their officers, President Bob Caruthers, Vice-President Ron Groshong, and Secretary Ed Nielson, had one of their most successful years under these officers, supervised by Mr. Tony Dooher. The Order of T is an honor club as well as being a service club, considered by the boys as being the most looked- up to organization in the school. SItHfeesA NUS SUMAN AAU CRRA ttt nai This years Order of T have many projects under their belts. The first big project was the building of the annual bonfire which was a huge success, Future plans include the purchasing of letterman's coats for all boys lettering two years in the same sport. aa! | Adviser Tony Dooher gives the Lettermen i LO some well-directed advice at one of their : | meetings. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Schild, Dave Goodhead, Bob Taylor, Paul Munro, Jim Goff, John Malcom, Ron Groshong, Jim Korevaar, Doug Walker, Larry Sparks, Robin Wall, Mike Bober, Steve Spencer, Nile Hopkins, Mike Wiseman, Steve Gibson, Jim Croisant, Larry Bellamy, Craig Harrington, Dwight Guenther, Darryl Jones, Steve Adams, Bart Mizee, Tony Dooher, advisor, Vince Hartman. As one of their money-making projects the Order of T operates the snowcone machine at home games. Here we see Rich Mapes and Nile Hopkins behind the counter. LEFT TO RIGHT: President Bob Caruthers, Vice-President Ron Groshong, Secretary- Treasurer Ed Neilsen. Til DOUG HOGLAND, HEAD COACH STANDING: Bob Brewer, Darrel Jones, Steve And Malcom, Joe Kofoed, Jim Croisant, Dave Fauser, Tim Ackley, Marvin Wirfs, Robin Wall, Terry VanderSt 1964 Cheesemakers, The 1965 Tilla-Hi football season, included everythi from a 33-12 win to a 46-7 loss, and was termed as ‘‘building year’’ by head coach Doug Hogland. The Cheesemakers who were rated in preseasi polls as the last place team in the TYV League, slight changed this prediction by climbing up the fifth place | AL GOERTZEN, LINE COACH 1964 LEAGUE STANDINGS McMinnville 8 0 Oregon City 8 1 Tigard 6 3 Lake Oswego 6 3 West Linn 5 3 Newberg 4 5g Tillamook 2 “6 . Dallas 2 6 TONY DOOHER, BACK COACH st. Helens 2 - Forest Grove 0 9 eve Gibson, Larry Sparks, Mike Wiseman, Paul Munro, Steve Spencer, Mike Bober, Bob Caruthers, Dave Goodhead, John bikers. KNEELING: Steve Bailey, Tim Wall, Bob Miles, Doug Walker, Bob Gettle, Jim Goff, Gary Burns, Ron Groshong, Varsity Football he league ladder, then sinking slightly to seventh where hey were at the season’s end. Even though the boys placed low in the league they ere very impressive throughout the season and had nine bOyS receive votes for all league honors. Seven of these ine went on to receive all-state honorable mention. 1964 GRID SCORES Tillamook I 18 Lake Oswego Tillamook 15-30 Tigard Cillamook 33-0 Forest Grove Tillamook - 0233 West Linn illamook 20-13 St. Helens illamook 7-46 Oregon City illamook Teds Newberg Tillamook 6-33 McMinnville Tillamook 0-0 Dallas it a the. WES COOK, STATISTICIAN RICHARD WRIGHT, MANAGER DAVE FISHER, MANAGER TERRY VANDERSTOEP SR, MARV WIRFS JR, JIM GOFF SR, All-league End End All-league End STEVE AMDRUS JR, BOB MILES JR, DOUG WALKER All-league Linebacker All-league Guard Guard STEVE GIBSON SR, DAVE GOODHEAD JOE KOFOED SR, Guard Guard Guard TIM ACKLEY JR. RON GROSHONG SR, BOB CARUTHERS SR, Tackle All-league Tackle Tackle JIM CROISANT JR, PAUL MUNRO SR, GARY BURNS JR, Tackle All-league Center Tackle MIKE WISEMAN SR, LARRY SPARKS SR, DAVE FAUSER SR. Tackle Halfback Linebacker JOHN MALCOM SOPH, STEVE BAILEY JR. BOB BREWER SR, Quarterback Quarterback Halfback BOB GETTLE JR, STEVE SPENCER SR, ROBIN WALL SOPH All-league Halfback All-league Fullback Fullback TIM WALL SR, BOB FOLKERS JR, DARRYL JONES JR. 116 Linebacker All-league Safety Defensive Back Action! All-League back, Steve Spencer, goes for a good gain before being knocked out of bounds in the Home- coming tilt. Steve's crushing onslaughts car- ried him for fine yardage throughout the season for the Cheesemakers. {t's a touchdown for Till- amook! Magic words on 2 gridiron. Steve Spencer carried this one over from the 1-yard line against the Newberg Tigers. Sophomore quarterback, John Malcome, gains 14 yards with the help of great blocking by Steve Spencer. Malcome proved a dependable quarterback for the Mooks this season. J.V. and Frosh Football Squad JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD--FRONT ROW: Steve Tippin, Marshall Bridges, Mike Fisher, Jim Phillips, Rick Grant, Pete Holland, Dave Hendricks. SECOND TOW: Les Foster, Scott Simmons, Jim Korevaar, Bruce Thomas, Ron Derting, John Bergquist, Ken Tannler, Jeff Shaver. BACK ROW: Coach Gary Seaney, Larry Rawe, Roger Lucas, Tom Towslee, Steve Hayes, Jack Rice, Ray Bowersox, Ron Heusser, Herb Winder, Coach Norm Lehman. 7). AED PE h The J.V. 's in this 1964 season had a record of 2 wins and 7 losses. They were coached by Gary Seaney, back to THS after coaching at Jefferson High in Portland, and Norm Lehman, new THS this year. TheJ.V. counted on Ron Heusser for their greatest ground gains. Their two wins were over Tigard and McMinnville. FRESHMAN SQUAD--FRONT ROW: Marvin Brooks, Danny Phillips, Bob Douglas, Phil Bridges, Bill Hartford, Arnie Winkler, Kent Dahl, Chet Caruthers, Lonnie DeHart, Hank Bosch. SECOND ROW: Aaron Dunn, Don Grsohong, Frank : Roberts, Jim Seymour, Kim Wehinger, Randy Wall, Dave White, Jeff Shaffer, Richard Travis, Dick Fink, Ron Rosen- berg. BACK ROW: Coach Len Dooely, Greg Collard, Manager Frank Myers, D.J. Henderson, Bob Eastwood, Steve Gepford, Pete Adamski, Marvin Kinkade, Pat Andrus, Tom Larson, Coach Rick Perkins. , The Frosh were coached by Richard Perkins and Len Dooley in this 1964 season. Their score was a lowly one win and six loss record, the win a scamper over the Neah-Kah-Nie Frosh. Leading ground gainer was Marvin Kinkade, 118 arrangements. Cross Country, a fairly new sport at Tillamook High School, has won enthusiastic support. Shown above, the start of a race at | the Alderbrook Golf Course where the Mooks held their meets. Four teams competed in this one, Coach Wes Cook in charge of T.H.S. Cross Country Squad The cross country team, now in its second year was | coached by a new member of the faculty, Wes Cook. The group compiled a two win and six loss record for the season. They drew a sixth place at the North Marion Meet anda sixth at district also. The team defeated Tigard and McMinnville in regular season and with a lower classmen dominated squad look for more wins next season. CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD--STANDING: Coach Wes Cook, Leon Vellinga, Glen Mackenroth, Larry Bellamy, Carl Maki. KNEELING: Tom Pfaff, John Schriber, Nile Hopkins, Steve Adams, all shown below on a brilliant fall afternoon just prior to practice. Steve Adams, sophomore, shown below in action, rep- resented the school and the cross country team in the state meet, where he placed 122nd out of a field of 176 runners. Steve set a new record for the 2 mile run with a 14:43 time, At the North Marion Invitational Meet Steve captured eleventh place; in the district meet he drew a fourth and the right to go to State. steve Adams, THS's state competitor, winning one. T.H.S. Varsity | TP FG FT% Rb PF | Gettle L140 S6 ab oo @ Oe ceees ] Hartford 163.47 82 85 33 | Spencer 153 36 73 77 625 ti Goff 124 36 62 67 25 Rawe 100 36 36 18 49 Burns 95 55 66 16 58 Groshong 90 54 55 71 48 Malcom 90 35 63 44 28 Schild 81 52 73 wp ST | Vanderstoe o7 38 52 29 aM Brewer 33. 38 44 8 20 Eastwood 93 18 13 8 00 TYV LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS Ly A W L Pet | McMinnville 16 2 , 889 | | St. Helens 14 4 he Ly West Linn 12 6 667 | Oregon City 9 9 . 500 , Lake Oswego 9 9 . 500 wid Forest Grove 8 10 . 444 ' Dallas 7 il . 389 | Tigard 6 12 . 303 in| Tillamook 5 13 . 278 Newberg 4 14 229 BACK ROW: Dennis Hartford, Ron Groshong, Gary Burns, Coach Orr. FRONT ROW: Terry Vanderstoep, John Malcom, Bob Gettle. Team balance was the presiding factor on the '64-65' varsity as the hoopsters compiled a 5-13 league record and ninth place in the TYV league. The team got off to a fast start by defeating Newberg 61-52 in a double overtime thriller and then tromping Ti- gard 78-67. A deep slump then plagued the Mooks as they came out on the short end of 13 consecutive scores. Many of these were overtime and 4 5 point losses. With but three games remaining and in undisputed pos- session of tenth place, the Mooks decided they had had enough of the cellar and of consecutive losses. Hosting Oregon City, the loop's fourth place team, the — Mooks finally turned tigers and scratched their way to a pop- ular, and convincing 58-51 win over the Pioneers. The 3 Mooks put out a solid team effort as they ended their sicken- — ing 13 game losing streak. Next came Dallas and their first team all-league star Bob Haack, who earlier had used his huge 6'6 frame to score 35 points against the Mooks. The Cheesemakers | shifted into second gear and really tore Haack apart under | the boards. Dallas and Haack left town that night victims of a 120 Coach Orr giving instructions 78-58 beating that pusshed the Mooks out of the league cellar. in = - MOOKS 61 Newberg 52 MOOKS 78 Tigard 67 : MOOKS 52 Mac 60 . MOOKS 61 St. Helens 70 | MOOKS 43 Forest Grove 08 MOOKS 59 L. Oswego 76 | MOOKS 48 OmGity 61 MOOKS 53 West Linn 60 MOOKS 48 Dallas 60 MOOKS 48 Newberg 61 | MOOKS 56 Tigard 61 | MOOKS 51 Mac 66 | MOOKS 63 St. Helens 66 MOOKS AT Forest Grove 68 | MOOKS 59 Lake O. 77 MOOKS 58 Oregon C. Bi | MOOKS rte West Linn 67 MOOKS 78 Dallas 58 | BACK ROW: Ed Schild, Larry Rawe, Jim Goff, Bill Eastwood. FRONT ia ROW: Steve Spencer, Don Elliot, Bob Brewer. lf West Linn, tall, talented, and seeking a possible state tourney berth, came to Tillamook hungry and deter- mined to end the season the right way with a victory. The Cheesemakers displayed their best team effort of the year by far as they raced ahead of the shocked ‘Cats' and were even steven with them in the rebound department. With in- dividual scores like 10,9,9,9,9,8, and 7, the Mooks clearly demonstrated their ability to work together as a team. The final score was Tillamook | 71, West Linn 67. Next year the Mooks will be gun- ning for a state tourney berth as the top two scorers and the top rebounders re- turn. Half-time discussion in Cheesemaker dressing room. DENNIS HARTFORD, JR, STEVE SPENCER, SR, ED SCHILD in: TERRY VANDERSTOEP, S 163 points 153 points 81 points 57 points eA We ‘Ges | : : : iA Fs RON GROSHONG, SR, LARRY RAWE, JR, BOB GETTLE, JR. GARY BURNS, JR, 90 point s 100 points 174 points 95 points A JOHN MALCOM, SOPH, BILL EASTWOOD, SR, BOB BREWER, SR, JIM GOFF, SR, 122 90 points 23 points 23 points 124 points BELOW: Dennis Hartford, spark- ling junior, scores on a reverse hook layup over the out- stretched arms of all-league forward Greg Mitchell. Senior guard, Terry Vanderstoep, prepares to pass to an open Mook, High scoring junior, Bob Gettle, scores 2 more points of his 174 total. BELOW: Senior Ron Groshong and junior Bob Gettle are ready and waiting for the descent of the ball. Tees 0G! Seeiiee am BELOW: Baby John puts up a one-handed jumper while Gary Burns looks on. The Tillamook JV Squad rounded out the season with a 6-win, 14-loss record: Tied for the most points are Robin Wall and Roger Lucas with 191 points a piece. Robin Wall . Roger Lucas Ken Tannler Tom Towslee John Bergquist Cliff Moyer Greg Hathaway . Dan Goeres. Bill Baumgartner JV BASKETBALL- -Bill Baumgartner, Ken Tannler, Greg Hathaway, Tom Towslee, Coach Richard Perkins, Roger Lucas, Robin Wall, Danny Goeres, and John Bergquist. This year's sophomore basketball team consisted of both sophomores and freshman players. The purpose of this squad is to allow more boys to play during the developmental years. Although only the second year for the program, former players on this level have already advanced to var- sity andJ.V. berths. In most cases, sopho- more games last five quarters instead of only four to permit all players at least one quarter's playing time. SOPHOMORES--BACK ROW: Richard Obrist, Larry Bellamy, Robert Obrist, Steve Campbell, Mahlon Wirfs, Fred McInerney. MIDD LE ROW: Pete Holland, Doug Moncrief, Steve Hayes, Chris Morgan, Mike Cariganan, Tim Faulhaber, Coach Bob McPheeters. FRONT ROW: Richard McInerney, Mike Millan, Richard Bangs, Craig Schonbrod, David Gardner. The Tillamook Frosh, under the first year coaching of Mr. Wes Cook, had a fine 11-5 season. The season ended with the team having a 5-3 mark in league play and in 4th place. Don Henderson was overall scoring leader with 194 points and second with 125 points was Randy Wall, who also teamed up with Don Groshong in grabbing the majority of rebounds. Henderson . , 194 MeClaskey:. . . 26 meer . ;-, 112 Rasa es, ee mom -. . . 116 Siaiiem = 2) os. . 228 ete, |... 125 Douglass, . 5 17 Groshong .. 175 Pena as. «es eU Hartford . . . 34 DELApES eg Me LG moperts . . . 41 Eastwood ,.. 12 FROSH BASKETBALL--STANDING: Coach Wes Cook, Bob Eastwood, Don Henderson, Greg Collard, Dick Fink, Frank Roberts, Don Groshong, Randy Wall. | KNEELING: Tom Larson, manager; Scott Smith, Mark McClaskey, Bob Douglas, Bill Hartford, Phil Bridges, Arnie Winkler, Jeff Shaffer, Chris Stein- bach, manager. | T.H.S. Grapplers tees? i A eo ft . Ys 3 “ = r t ‘ = , N = ; BACK ROW: Gene Sperling, mang. Bill Miles, Kim Wehinger, Bob Folkers, Mike Bober, Mike Fisher, Tim Ackley, Bob Miles, Jim Croisant, Ken Baumgartner, Jim Phillips, Dave Vogt, Mike Jones. FRONT ROW: Denny Hiatt, Gary Brun- meier, Marv Brooks, Mike Wentworth, Jim Seymour, Rick Wells, Craig Harrington, Allen Dvorak, Ken Cameron, Kent Dahl. The grapplers of Tillamook High finished the season tired and bruised, but they gained a lot from the defeats and victories of a difficult season. Despite a 5 win, 8 loss season record and a 2 win, 7 loss league record, the cheesemaker grapplers finished seventh at the district tournament. Among the leading wrestlers, Tim Ackley, junior, proved to be the most Outstanding. He placed second at district and went on to the state competition where he was defeated 4-2 in his first match. The other two matmen that placed at district were Jim Croisant, 191 lbs., and Bob Miles, 178 lbs. Bob Folkers, Jim Phillips, and Ray Bowersox also fared quite well at district despite the fact that they failed to earn a position on the finals, Young Bill Miles and Mike Jones, both freshmen, are among the many good-looking underclassmen on the squad. Mang. Gene Sperling Jim Phillips, junior, takesona Oregon City grappler. 126 J. V. Coach Mr. Dooley Bob Miles, 2688 oz, com- piled a 10 win, 3 loss rec- ord over the season and topped it off placing 4th in league, Wrestling at 3056 oz, Jim Croisant compiled a fine 5 win, 4 loss record and placed 4th in state. Grappling Coaches Head Coach Mr. Hogland Fearsome Foursome SEASON RECORD Madison BOONE, Lost Astoria 17-38 Won Forest Grove iss Won Astoria 20-31 Won Lake Oswego 13-20 Lost Dallas 94-30 Won The largest of the foursome Oregon City 49-11 Lost at 3600 oz, Tim Ackley lost Forest Grove 27-23 Lost oly 1 match during league West Linn 40-11 Tce Pe ae ate St. Helens 27-23 Won Newberg 33-11 Lost McMinnville 32-16 Lost Tigard 28-19 Lost The Fearsome Foursome compiled a 36-15 rec- ord between themselves. Although Tim was the only one to place at District; Bob, Tim, and Bob tried their best. The actual weights were 225 lbs for Tim, 191 lbs for Jim, 168 lbs for Bob Miles, and 136 lbs for Bob Folkers. Although weighing in at only 2176 oz, Bob Folkers proved to be one of the more exciting members of the squad. Varsity Wrestlers | | | DAVE VOGT, JR. MIKE FISHER, SOPH, MIKE JONES, FR, ! | WT NAME 123 pounds 141 pounds 106 pounds | | ‘| W L iD | | 98 Bill Miles 6 6 0 ' | 106 Mike Jones 3 4 0 ll 115 Kim Wehinger 0 8 0 | 123 Dave Vogt 4 9 0 i 130 Jim Phillips 6 he ae yn 136 Bob Folkers 4 sp 4 141 Mike Fisher 3 2 0 148 Mike Bober 5 6 0 156 Ken Baumgartner 0 6 0 168 Bob Miles 9 3 1 178 Alan Dvorak 0 5 0 191 Jim Croisant 6 6 ie ! Hwt Tim Ackley 10 1 2 | JIM PHILLIPS, JR. KEN BAUMGARTNER, SR, 130 pounds Team Record 8 5 0 156 pounds MIKE BOBER, JR, KIM WEHINGER, FR, BILL MILES, FR, 148 pounds 115 pounds 98 pounds Mook Golfers Fifth in State Coach Tony Dooher, Dan Phillips, Calvin Mayer, Rick Mapes, Mike Millar, Steve Wagner, Gale Hartman, Dennis Hartford, Jim Phillips, Greg Hathaway, Jon Heil, Vince Hartman, Jack Rice, made up the golf team that brought home the laurels this year for the Tillamook community. A fifth-place finish at the State Golf Tour- nament climaxed a successful golf season for the THS golf team, which also saw them capture first place in the TYV League and a second at | District. Leading the team to a 70-13-1 over- all record were juniors.Jon Heil, Jack Rice, Steve Wagner, and Jim Phillips, who also com- bined for a team average of 388 strokes per match, Heil and Rice were on the all-league | team in the number 1 and 4 spots respectively. RECORD PTS TOT STR AVERAGE Heil 14-3-1 99 1011 37.8 Rice 8-7-2 80 1009 38,8 Seer Wagner 15-3 75 1061 39.3 se poker 4 Phillips 16-3 16 1078 39.9 TOP FOUR: Joh Heil, Steve Wagner, Jim Phillips, Jack Rice. Totals 5216-3 321 4159 38.8 Top man on the team, Jon Heil, left, demon- strates his ability to chip onto the green. Junior divoteer, Jack Rice, right, chips out of a sandtrap to go for his par. Tillamooks Varsity and J.V. Baseball Players BACK ROW: Coach Norm Lehman, Bob Gettle, Bob Caruthers, Ron Groshong, Bob Taylor, Todd Folkers, Steve Spencer, Pete Adamski. FRONT: John Malcom, Dave Fouser, Mike Rutledge, Rich Baird, John Bergquist, Jim Croissant, and Steve Shaw. Coach Norm Lehman opened his coaching ca- Name Avg. AB Runs Hits EE RBI reer of the Mook diamondmen with a 5-10 season Bob Taylor 1166 247 ee 4 5 3 overall, In TYV league action the Tillamook squad Bob Caruthers .200 16 3 4 5 2 took only one win--a delicious victory over the Mac Ron Groshong 195 41 4 8 ome Grizzles. Bob Caruthers pitched this win a 2-1 credit Steve Spencer e162 Ss to 6 Suter to the Tilla-Hi boys. Mike Rutledge .230 26 2 6 305 The Tillamook team had some steady hitters in Rich Baird .000 5 athletes like Bob Gettle, Steve Shaw, Steve Spencer, Bob Gettle -275 40 3 at 5 5 Ron Groshong, Todd Folkers, John Malcom and Jim Steve Shaw .300 40 5 2 2 8 Croisant. Non-league was dominated by the Mook Jim Croisant .200 28 4 a 4 2 team. John Berquist 125 16 3 2 1 2 The weather favored the squad this year, unu- John Malcom 7190042 8 8 35 eae | | sual for spring sports at THS and few games were Todd Folkers 01388 29 4 4 4 65 | rained out. Coach Lehman has a good returning crew | and will field a strong team next year. The J V. BASE=- BALL team had a good building year under Coach Orr. Winning three and losing seven completed their year, eile BACK ROW: Coach Jack Orr, K. Malone , M. Fisher, A. Fisher, B. Weitman, D. Gros- hong, B. Larson, J. Fairfield, R. Bangs. FRONT: B, Baumgart- ner, D, Henderson, L. Simpson, A. Winkler, M. Carignan, D, Gard- ner, and Ken Cameron. ‘65 Season Standings ae ey? Tillamook 8 Neah-Kah-Nie 13 4 Tillamook 12 Neah-Kah-Nie 0 “s Tillamook 2 Nestucca i. Tillamook 5 Nestucca 4 Tillamook 14 Neah-Kah-Nie 1 Tillamook 0 Seaside 5 Tillamook 4 ‘Forest Gr. aos Tillamook 3 Dallas oo Tillamook 2 McMinnville oi Tillamook 0 Forest Gr. wo Tillamook 5 Newberg mal Tillamook 0 Seaside 6 Tillamook 1 Dallas wat Tillamook 0 Newberg 5 Tillamook 1 McMinnville ey Designates league games, Tillamook won 5 lost 10. Bob Caruthers, pitcher Steve Shaw with his .300 bat Rn aes i and a strong batter Todd Folkers scurried to base in the Newberg game. Bob Gettle made the valiant try, but the ball was there wait- Standouts in TYV league, Ron Groshong and Steve ing. Spencer-Mook seniors and lettermen. 13] HANA EE AECL BTN ITN O NRA NRTA LEARN DODODIN INHERIT RO AMARA PINS URI u Tillamook’s Track and Field Athletes Larry Bellamy, Frank Roberts, Tom Pfaff, Rich MclInenerny, Leon Vellinga, Scott Smith, Tom Larson, Craig Schonbrod, Steve Adams, John Schriber, Robbie Douglas, Dwight Guenther, Ken Woodward, Gary Sackley, Norm Raiden, and Marv Wirfs made up the main corps of the varsity and J.V. track program in track events for Coach Goertzen, although some of the team members also operated in the field events they could qualify for. In terms of the win and loss record the season was far from outstanding, but Coach Goertzen did develop a great deal of potential track men for future years. Standouts like Steve Adams, John Schriber, Tom Lar- son, Rich McInerney, Ron Wiitala, and Rich Wells will be back to compete next year. The season produced no wins in league competition, Steve Adams who had run the 2-mile in top time all season and seemed preened for the top place in the league for state was hampered by injuries in district and did not qualify. Tillamook was third in the Lake Oswego Relays, third in a three-way with Dallas, and St. Helens, lost to Lake Oswego 118-13, to Forest Grove 95-35, to Tigard 78-81 2, and to McMinnville 94-37. The Cheesemakers lost to Neah - Kah-Nie 55-26, 69-38, and placed second behind them in the county meet. Tim Jones, John McLain, Ron Heusser, Terry VanderStoep, Malcome Johnson, Dick Jepson, Richard Travis, Mark Mc- Claskey, Marv Kinkade, Bob Eastwood, Dave Hendrick, Rick Wells, Jim Seymour were the men who took care mainly of the field events this year, Track Men in Action During ‘65 Season Marv Wirfs, junior, in good form on the hurdles, Wirfs Steve Adams, sophomore, THS'sstrong two- miler, shown here coming in first at the Forest Grove meet. Adams cut the school record at the county meet, breaking the old Zweifel record by several seconds. improved his speed tremendously during the season. A fine competitor. | Jack-of-all-events senior Terry VanderStoep in his favorite, Here is Terry again showing form, Terry | the pole vault. Terry had great spirit and form in all his competed in the high jump, too, and was athletics and will be sorely missed on the grid, the basketball always at the top of the list of THS perform- floor and the oval. ers. =| = 2| : 7 Girls’ Track and Girls’ Athletic Association Girls’ track squad in the dash. Looks like Kim Bailey is first, Girls' track got its official start at T,H,S, this year under the urging of the girls' P,E, instructor Pat Personnet. In meets with other schools the girl Mooks won one and lost two, Standout performance came from Ruth Jacobs who went to state in the dis- cus, Others placing in track events during the season were Elaine Owens, Sherry Myers, Sandy Lusby, and Kim Bailey. It was a busy year and the girls hope to bring in even more participants in the coming year, At left Kim Bailey in the broad jump and Diana Brumfield on the high jump. (GAA cont.) D. Brum- field, C. Ackley, Miss Personnet, L, Martin, C, Carver, V. Johnson, C, Milner, R. Jacobs, M. Williams, D, Chadwick, J. Hake; T. Macenroth;ss; Newvine, P. O'Shea, L. Grigsby, C. DeHart, V. McNutt, T. Jacobs, B. Aufdermeir. This young lady flying through the air is Chris Milner taking part in one of many activities of the GAA this year. Miss Pat Personnet was the adviser for the weekly meetings. Members here included are: D. Pock, M. Marcum, S. Schock, P. Lewis, S. Susby, J. Vellinga, B. Sullivan, T. Kaliher, V Warner, J. Anderson, C. Clark, C. Faulhaber, J. Wetzel. Tar ae 5 Coreen: ee. ema meen cer PR Ment ee °c eam rere eet TT eal a meinen COMMENCEMENT ve Confident that he is ready, the Mooks now will face the world. The festivities that launched him on his way, COMMENCEMENT, are rep- resented in the pages that follow. They are included for the first time in many years due to the change instituted last year, making the Kilchis a fall-delivered yearbook. The 150 Seniors from THS ipsa ' e | | Valedictorian Eunice George spoke to the overflow audience in the gym. Sub- ject: Attitudes seeps eee 99 RAN LILLIES CYTO HOD 2 Ready for graduation which was held June 4, these 1 | -IKE THE STARS. WE EACi | FOLLOW OUR OWN PAI | | E| ra | _ Class president Vince Hartman reviewed | the history of the class to the 2, 000 spec - | tators on the night of June 4, Graduation. The spectators stood as the grads walked in. UA ARR ca DAA BOON | A typical senior receiving a diploma from chairman of Cathy Milne receives her diploma with all smiles. | the board Karl Zweifel. a a aa aaa _ Who Received Diplomas June 4 Salutatorian Salutatorian Claire Owens spoke on “destiny. The reception was held outside on a beautiful summer evening. Baccalaureate and Senior Breakfast Party Baccalaureate was May 28. The scene, the auditorium, Rev. Braddock was the main speaker. The senior breakfast was held at the Victory House on Basketball at 3 a.m. Yes, at the Senior June 4, Most of the class attended this annual event. Party at the Y, Foster practices ball control, Hilferty around for the lay in, At the Senior Party many took time out for refreshments. And there was swimming all night long--the pool and the At 1 a.m. this group heard the call for Food and came. dance floor were most popular on this night of June 4 at the Y. Senior a, Seen — RS pemenennessri ews | a [ § ea JOANNE FOSTER EUNICE GEORGE CARLA KAUTTO CHRIS LAMPI FTA Region III V. Pres. DAR Citizenship Award Best Actress Elks Youth Day Miller-Chapman Award Elks Scholarship Contest- Elks Youth Day first page KEN BAUMGARTNER DAN DAVY VINCE HARTMAN BOB TAYLOR Elks Youth Day Elks Youth Day Key Club Lt, Governor Elks Leadership Contest-- Best Actor Second place Elks Youth Day JUDY LOVITT CHRIS MILNER CAROL SMITH JERYL VERMILYE Jewel Pin Award Elks Youth Day Elks Leadership-first place Lor, | Best Thespian Girls’ League State Treas, Elks Youth Day Best Thespiai i) i Te a The award for the most outstanding senior athlete went to Ron Groshong. The announcement was Ron was a winner of the Lee Thomas Award in Football also. made on graduation night. Scholarship W inners This group of 24 seniors won over $16, 000 in scholarships on graduation night. They are FRONT: Karla Tohl, Chris Milner, Carla Kautto, Joanne Foster, Jeryl Vermilyea, Betty Ruderbaugh, Jeanne Fisher, Maggie Hilferty. SECOND; Ken Bumgartner, Sharilyn Crowe, Carol Smith, Sandy Lane, Clair Owens, Helen West, Linda Woodruff, Ed Neilson. LAST: Terry VanderStoep, Glen Mac- enroth, Larry Larson, Eunice George, Sharon Stone, Judy Hofmann, Bob Caruther, and Dan Davy. This shot was taken tight after graduation, The winners and the events of the Booster Club Tro= phy: JON HEIL (Golf) BOB GETTLE (Baseball) TIM ACKLEY (Wrestling) STEVE SPENCER (Football) DENNIS HART- FORD (Basketball) STEVE ADAMS (Track) At right is Marv Kincade, the frosh winner of the Bruce Ralston memorial trophy. It is given each year to the boy who was the most outstanding in freshman football. ADVERTICING Our Mook is a man of business, too, dealing with ADVERTISING in the Kilchis. The kind merchants of Tillamook purchased advertising Ft space in this book to feature their products and to wish goodwill to the grads of 1965. These adver- tisements and the achievements of the seniors follow in the pages that complete this book, LONE TCE OT DEE LEIP PU A UMN RI Re NS A I 'We wish every success to the graduating class son a06 Seu 142 Tillamook County Creamery Association ? rs a Looking north from Cape Meares over the Tillamook Bay toward Garibaldi. The cheese factories that comprise the T.C.C.A. offer their congratulations to the 1965 grads of Tillamook High School. Tillamook P.U.D. DISTRIBUTORS OF BONNEVILLE POWER MWillie Wi rehand!! ONRECA LOW COSR ERECT RIG SER Vi1IG roa Ask About Our Special Programs For Service Call - 906 Main Ave. 842-2535 Tillamook ANDERSON PAINTS A Complete Exclusive Paint Store --Robot Colors, Over 1,000 Color Combinations --Martin Senour Paints --Pittsburgh Paints Wallpaper -- Brushes- - Supplies Downtown - 1904 38rd Street Tillamook Oregon Phone 842-6114 FIRESTONE STORES Division of Firestone Tires and Rubber Company Passenger- -Auto-- Truck - -Retreads Firestone Tires Accessories and Service’ Our New Location Grand Opening - - 1965 2111 8rd Street, Tillamook, Oregon FERN CAFE 'Steaks-- Seafood-- Chicken!!! Meet You At The FERN--after the game 309 Main Avenue Ti | lamook Oregon Senior Activities GARRY ACKLEY FFA, Wrestling, Lettermen's Club. STEVE ADAMSKI Key Club, Christian Club, Frosh Basketball, Football, Baseball. RICH BAIRD Student Council Rep. , Key Club, Football, Basketball, JV Golf, Baseball, DeMolay. KEN BAUMGARTNER Homecoming Co-Chairman, Stu- dent Council Rep. , Key Club, President, Philokilans Secretary, Hall of Fame, Junior Class Presi- dent, Winter Formal Prince, Foot- ball, Basketball, Wrestling. (UDerbIsE@P Vettes, rep Glib: CAROL BOSCH Homecoming, Prom, Winter Formal Committees, FHA Vice- president and Treasurer, JVettes, Pep Club. ROY BRADEN Letterman's Club, FFA, Football, Wrestling. BOB BREWER Showboat , Our Miss Brooks , annual staff, Tilla-Hi-Lites staff, Student Councilrep. , Distributive Ed. , Letterman's Club, Basket- ball, Football, Golf. ED BRIGGS Navy. GARY BRUNMEIER Basketball, wrestling. NORMAN BURDICK FEA. BRUCE CAMPBELL Football, Basketball, Pep Band. SUE CARIGNAN Student Council Rep. , Prom Cen- tral, FHA secretary, Pep Club President, CYC JVettes, Girl of the Month. LEEDO FLORAL COMPANY R.H. and Emma Farr-Owners Personal Attention At Weddings Flower Arranging World Wide Floral Service We Give Green Stamps Gall - 842-2341 215 Main Avenue Tillamook, Oregon CLOUGH REXALL DRUG STORE Quality Prescriptions 314 Main Ave. Tillamook FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Oregon A Brighter Future with Planned Savings--Home, Education, Business, Automobile!!! MembetasOlm re tlneC . Our Sincere Best Wishes to a Fine Graduating Class 315 Main Ave Ti |] lamook Oregon Ph. 842-2511 IDAVILLE GROCERY | The Family Grocery just North of Tillamook offers Congratulations to the Class of 1965 from | Louie and Louise Zuercher (i Highway 101 near Golf Course | Phone 842-6217 MAU-DEES BEAUTY SALON Congratulations to the Seniors on their graduation from Ethel, Becky, and Maudi 308 Main Phone 842-6131 TI LLAMOOK TREE il FARM Trees Forever'!! ies = sero seSESSANUAIDL sscera pea aa ATABUANP ARRAS DSP AAAS ASD CoaaR ete ANDREASEN PEP ORMDD s Congratulations to The Class of 1965 Senior Activities BOB CARUTHERS Student Council Rep. , Letter- mans’ Club President, Annual Sports Editor, Winter Formal Prince, Hall of Fame, Football, Baseball. GEORGE CASTLES Transfer. DAN CLEAVENGER Prom Committees. SHEILA DIANE COTTON I Remember Mama , Forensics, Philokalons, Hall of Fame. DAN COULTER Philokalons, DECA President, Prom, Winter Formal Commit- tees. VIOLA COX Girls League. SHARILYN CROWE Forensics, “Mrs. McThing “Howdy Kate , FTA, Thespians, Horizon Club, Rainbow. DAN DAVY Acted in many plays, Play Com- mittees, Frosh Class Vice-Pres. , Soph. Class Pres. , Student Body Business Manager, Student Body Pres., Philokalons, FTA, Key Club, DeMolay. CAROL DEAN Hold Everything, FHA, FBLA, JVettes, Tilla-Hi-Lites Advertis- ing Manager. ANNE DERTING Winter Formal, Prom Committees, JVettes, FHA, Pep:Club, Tri=Hiey. LINDA DRISCOL Girls League, Candy stripers. GARY DUMMER Distributive Ed. LINDA EASTER FHA, Pep Club, JVettes BILL EASTWOOD Student Council Rep. , Letter- GABBIES DRIVE-IN Highway North of Till- amook DOSS-CARLSON BOUT I QUE 1OO0F Hall Phone 842-6464 TOMMIE'S CLEANERS (ongratulations to the graduating class MWe take extra care to give your clothes that Successtui@aiour 1111 4th Street Tillamook, Oregon Phone 842-2301 VLETORY HOUSE Tillamook County's Finest Full Course Dinners - Banquets Private Parties poen Noon till Il p.m. 2015 Ist Street at Pacific Phone 842-4111 WESTCOAST FINANCE Cash Loans on Auto-Truck- Furniture | Prompt and Confidential Service | “Money Is As Close As Your Telephone 1914 Fourth Street Tillamook, Oregon Phone 842-4541 Home of Jantzen Sportswear ECongraculations to hem olasseot. 1965}! | 304 Main Avenue Ti 1 lamook Oregon | Phone 842-2861 | | THE MODE | Senior Activities man's Club, Hall of Fame, Foot- ball, Baseball, Basketball, Eval- uation Committee Chairman. JEANNIE ECKELS CyC. DECA, MIKE EFFENBERGER DeMolay, Hi-Y. DON ELLIOTT Basketball, Baseball JAN FAULHABER Play Committees, FHA, FBLA, DAVE R, FAUSER Letterman's Club, Football, DeMolay. JEAN FISCHER Showboat , JVettes, Pep Club, Thespians, CYC, Girl of the Month, Girls League Rep. , March of Dimes Princess, DeMolay Sweetheart Princess, Rainbow, 4-H. NANCY FOLKERS Girls League. JOANNE FOSTER Ensemble, Student Council Rep., Junior Class Vice-Pres. , Kilchis Editor, Chairman of Prom, All- State Choir, Music in May, Phi- lokalons, Quill and Scroll, Pep Club, FTA, Homecoming Queen, PTA Region III Vice-Pres., Girl of the Month, Hall of Fame, Girls League Rep. , Temporary Editor ittla=Hi- Lite s, CAROLYN FOSTER Rainbow, Girls League Committees. CAROL ANN GAITHER Art Seminar. STEVE GALLOWAY FFA, 4-H. “EUNICE GEORGE Annual Staff, Constitution Revis- ion Chairman for Girls League, CYC treasurer, Philokalon's President, FTA, Girl of the Month, Outstanding Chemistry LAMB- SCHRADER CO. We Give S H Green Stamps Building Materials Plumbing Supplies Glass-- Storm Doors Free Delivery rasy jhe rms First and Fir Avenue Phone 842-2571 s! oa TILLAMOOK PORTLAND AUTO FREIGHT Local and Long Distance Moving Transfer and Storage Crane Service - Heavy Hauling Daily Service Since 1922 2703 3rd Street Tillamook, Oregon Phone 842-2574 CAREY'S TV AND APPLIANCE Appliances: Norge, Admiral, Speed Queen Easy, Magic Chef, Hoover Amana, Kelvinator Tov .--79TEREO=-RADIO Admiral, Motorola, Sylvania Philco, Channel Master “We Service What We Sell” 804 Main Avenue Tillamook, Oregon Phone 842-6473 145 MEKKERS REDMER i Plumbing Heating Fixtures 6 1802 First Street | Tillamook, Oregon i Phone 842-4512 | MAR-CLAIR MOTEL “oon 8 Z ea ew we o Be eT € | SEE ee we Phones - Heated Pool 11 Main Avenue Tillamook, Oregon Phone 842-7571 KTIL RADIO STATION MUSIC--NEWS--SPORTS On the Spot Mobile News Coverage and Community Events Netarts Road Tillamook, Oregon 146 Phone 842-4422 American-Standard Plumbing Located Downtown. Visit our New Modern Restaurant - Free TV- KTIL, the Community Station Senior Activities Student, Delegate to Oregon Girl's State, DAR Good Citizen. MARJORIE GEPFORD FHA, Christian Club. BONNIE GIANELLI Winter Formal, Homecoming and Play Committees, Mrs. Mc- Thing, Girl of the Month, Sen- ior Class Secretary, Pep Club, Thespians. STEVEN DEAN GIBSON Distributive Ed., FFA, Football. RA Tey GIG L ET FHA, JVettes. STAN GLENN FFA, Letterman's Club, Football, Track, Wrestling. JIM GOFF Student Council Rep. , Kilchis Staff, Tilla-Hi-Lites, Sports Edi- tor, Letterman's Club, Hall of Fame, All-League Honorable Mention Football and Basketball, Football, Basketball, Golf, DeMo- lay. DAVE GOODHEAD Letterman's Club, Football, Bas- ketball, 4-H. JOHN GRAF Pep Band, Swing Band JIM GRIFFITH Football, Basketball. RON GROSHONG Homecoming Evaluation Com- mittee, Letterman's Club vice- pres. , Winter Formal Prince, Football, Basketball, Baseball. DWIGHT GUENTHER FFA. GYGS, Vettermans Glub- Track. DAVE GUYETT Band. CRAIG HARRINGTON Key Club vice-president, FFA, ARNETTA'S Let Us Take Care of All Your Hair Styling Tillamook's only Member of Oregon Hair Fashion Committee West Third and Cedar Tillamook, Oregon DORIAN'S STUDIO Official Photographers for the 1965 Kilchis Tillamook, Oregon WIEBE INSURANCE Insurance For Tillamook Folks Automobile-Fire- Casualty Boat- Marine-Life- Hospital Wes Simmons, Dealer 615 Main Avenue Tillamook, Oregon Phone 842-6419 BUEL HARDWARE If it is Hardware That is Needed, We Have It SL Orme --Farm --Industrial --Sporting 4 SUPPLIES 1 110 Main Avenue i Tillamook, Oregon Phone 842-2313 . ;: MC INERNEY'S JEWELRY Distinctive Jewelry And Gifts Open Nights till 9:00 p.m. 2002 Third Street Tillamook, Oregon M.L. SCHMIDT REAL ESTATE, INC. Homes- -Farms- -Businesses- - Appraisals- - Loans 406 Pacific Avenue Tillamook, Oregon Phone 842-7515 SACKLEY'S DRESS SHOP See Our New Styles in Our New Building We Give S H GreenStamps 208 Main Avenue Tillamook, Oregon BOB'S FLYING A Efficient, Courteous Service RL. BOB W Tioewar 613 Main Avenue Tillamook, Oregon Senior Activities Letterman's Club, Football, Wrestling, DeMolay. VINCE HARTMAN Prom, Winter FormalCom., De- Molay, Key Club, Letterman's Club, Thespians, Senior Class President, District Lt. Governor of Key Club, Winter Formal King, Wrestling, Golf. NANCY HATHAWAY Mystics, All-State Ghote Chairs man of Concession Stand, FTA, Art Seminar, Rainbow. KAREN L. HAUPERT TI Remember Mama, Cinder- ella, Forensics, FTA, FHA, IRL treasurer, Thespians, JVettes, Kilchis Staff, Tillamook Little Theater. JANIE HAYES Showboat, Prom, Homecoming Committees, Student Council, Girl of the Month, FHA, Hall of Fame, TAG, :Pep:Cinb, J Vettes. GARY HERCHER Howdy Kate, FFA reporter, President, Forensics. MAGGIE HILFERTY Kilchis Staff, Pep Band, Show- boat, “Hold Everything, Prom Central, FTA, JVettes, Pep Club, Philokalons vice-president, Girl of the Month, Horizon Club. JUDY HOFMANN JV Cheerleader, Songleader, Var- sity cheerleader, Prom Central, Business Manager Tilla-Hi-Lites, FTA, Quill and Scroll President, Pep Club, JVettes, Philokalons, Homecoming Princess, Hall of Fame, Kilchis Staff. KATHY HOLDEN JVettes, FHA, Student Council, Kilchis Staff, March of Dimes, Princess, Homecoming Princess, JV Cheerleader, Songleader, Var- sity Yell Leader, Girl of the Month, JVettes vice-president, Sophomore Class Secretary, Hall of Fame. THE HOUSE OF FARTS ie Diese of Apls Paintings Art Supplies Gifts Art Classes Wood Fiber Flowers Handcrafts Picture Frames Wilma Brownlee--Emma Nowlin 2012 Third Street Tillamook, Oregon BEAU TICIANS eer i Stop at 116A Main Ave. for Skilled, Competent, Master Operators Fashion- Wise Simplicity Phone 842-4151 L L SPORTING GOODS See Us for Supplies for Both Hunting and Fishing--Everything for the Outdoor Sportsman Highway East-Always Plenty of Easy Parking 5106 3rd Street Tillamook, Oregon Phone 842-4182 147 casey pm PaNge Eas NCLzELATAADDOSOSSSNNVPINNIDAD)DIERII229 13001 FHSS OH AKA ee BUS'S SHELL SERVICE Mufflers-Tires-Batteries- Tune-up Lube; Pick up and Delivery 303 Pacific Avenue Tillamook, Oregon Phone 842-2362 KIMMELS HARDWARE One of Tillamook's Largest Selections of Hardware And Gifts Plumbing Supplies Electrical Goods Sporting Goods - Guns, Ammo. Fishing Gear, Marine. “We Give Green Stamps 1816 1st, Tillamook Phone 842-4204 TILLAMOOK MOTOR CO, Jon Heil Fords And Mustangs-- Where to Buy ‘em 501 Main Avenue Tillamook, Oregon Phone 842-4475 ROBY'S FURNITURE AN 312 Main Avenue Ti | lamook Oregon Phone 842-2691 Senior Activities SANDY H OLLIS JVettes, FHA. SALLIE HUBBARD Prom, Winter Formal Com. ,FTA, Pep Club, JVettes, Girl of the Month, Candy stripers, Rainbow. THERESE JACOBS Prom Com., Play Committees, Mrs, McThing , Student Coun- cil, FHA, GAA President, IRL, Thespians, Art Seminar, Service Pin Award. KATHY JENNINGS Thespians, Choir, Pep Club, Girls League Com. KAREN JEPSON FHA, JVettes, Pep Club, Distrib- utive Ed. Vice-President, FHA President and Parliamentarian, 4°. JAN JOHNS Play Committees, Thespians, JV- ettes, FHA, IRL, Girl of the Month. PAT JOHNSON Transfer from Tacoma, Wash. TINA JOHNSON Girls League BEVERLY JONES JVettes, Thespians. CHERI JONES Tri-Hi-Y Club, Briefhand and Shorthand Award, GAA Secretary. JOYCE JONES Feature Editor of Tilla-Hi-Lites, Co-Chairman Homecoming, Pep Club, Girl of the Month, Girls League Rep., Philokalons, Stu- dent Council Rep. LARKIN KALIHER Showboat, Prom Central, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Golf, Hi-Y. CARLA KAUTTO Ensemble, Student Council Rep. , Thespian President, Secretary, Acted in 7 Plays, Prom Central, DOROTHY'S SHOPPE We specialize in fine materials for choice wearing apparel. See our expert staff for your Drapery needs and for re-upholstery. “Our most sincere best wishes to the Class of 1965 on their graduation. 202 Main Avenue Tillamook, Oregon Phone 842-6289 KASERVILLE GROCERY AND MEAT Your friendly neighborhood grocer--quality foods and excellent service.” Highway 101 North Tillamook, Oregon Phone 842-6564 COASTWAY MOTEL FAMIBLES SE DKe STOPPING HERE Neat-as-a-pin units Pleasant, restful atmosphere Comfortable beds Swimming Pool Free TV Approved by AAA Highway 101 North Ti | lamook ‘Oregon Phone 842-2281 | Ti 1 lamook Ti | lamook Ti | lamook fF MoHeR= BROTHERS FURNITURE STORE ws Ei : Complete Home Furnishing 1902 Ist Street Phone 842-6252 Oregon Ro CLS Vx Coe i) O HOWARD L. EDWARDS District Manager Tillamook Lincoln Counties Farmers Insurance Group 1910 2nd Street Phone 842-4142 Tillamook, Oregon BARCLAY SHEET METAL Sales Service General Sheet Metal Work-Industrial Re- pair - Ventilating Estimates Guaranteed Work 7 Stillwell Avenue Phone 842-6292 Oregon MORRiS SURPLY xAUtomotive |ndustrial Logging Supplies Tht |S eocrew Prod- ucts we have it in Tillamook!!! 114 Ivy Avenue Phone 842-4451 Oregon Senior Activities Kilchis Staff, Philokalons, Thes- pians, Pep Club, Girl of the Month, Tillamook Little Theatre. ALEX KELLY SYLVIA KISER Play Committees, Prom Com., Kilchis Staff, Scrapbrook Com. , Forensics, Girlof the Month. JOE KOFOED Football, Baseball. KATHY KREBS Girls League Rep., CYC, Pep Club, JVettes, Forensics, Candy stripers. FRANK LAAKSO CHRIS LAMPI Junior Class Treasurer, Tilla-Hi- Lites Layout Ed. , Kilchis Layout Editor, Prom Central, Student Body Business Manager, Philoka- lons, Pep Club, Outstanding Chemistry Student Award, Girl of the Month, Heart Fund. SANDY LANE JVettes, FHA. LARRY LARSON Bluenotes, 5 Aces, Baseball, Basketball. PATTI LAURS Student Council Rep., Hold Ev- erything, Art Seminar, Kilchis Staite) lilla-Hi-Lites.staits JV- ettes President, Pep Club, March of Dimes Princess, Hall of Fame. JIM LENZI Letterman's Club, Track, Cross Country. TERRY LEWIS Football JUDY SLOVITT. Mystics , Thespians vice-Presi- dent, Philokalons, Pep Club, Girl of the Month, 4-H. GLEN MACKENROTH Thespians, Forensics, Track, Cross Country. MODE O' DAY For The Young in Years and The Young in Heart 'We Congratulate the Class of 1965 307 Main Street Phone 842-2291 Ti 1] lamook Oregon TILLAMOOK TIRE SERVICE New Recapped Compact Tires Passenger Tires “Balancing “Truck Tires Fleet Service Snow Caps eTracioreLires Guaranteed Recapping Repair- ing - Emergency Roadside Service 1016 Laurel Avenue Phone 842-4852 Tillamook, Oregon BENS RU SSE eC BV ROEBT 502 Main Avenue Phone 842-2524 Ti 1 lamook Oregon 149 ANDERSON'S FLORISTS The Flowers that you and Your Loved Ones Will Always Remember Good Luck Phone 842-2556 MC KENZIE MOTORS Pontiac Ol dsmobile--Cadillac International Best Wishes, Class of 1965 1220 Main Avenue Phone 842-2551 Ti 1 lamook Oregon ACKLEY INSURANCE Insurance with Personalized Service'! Fire--Auto--Life-- Casual Cy = bonGgs=c Marine--Health-- OnPeeS aso Uerotnie nd 1708 4th Street Ti 1 lamook Oregon Phone 842-4407 WYATTS RICHFIELD -Pick-up -Tune up To The Senior Class’ 3805 Main Avenue Tillamook, Oregon and Delivery Senior Activities GREG MC GUIRE Transfer from St. Helens. JOYCE MAKI JVettes, FBLA, 4-H. VIRGINIA MAWHIRTER Play Com., JVettes, GAA, Pep Club, FTA, Kilchis Staff. JOHN MILLS Pep Band, Football. CATHY MILNE Scrapbook and Prom Com., Kil- chis Staff, Assistant Editor of Tilla-Hi-Lites, FTA President; Philokalons, Quill Scroll, Pep Club, JVettes. CHRIS MILNER JV Cheerleader, Varsity Cheer- leader 2, Ensemble, Girls League Rep. , Student Council Rep. , CYC, Philokalons, Elk's Leader- ship Contest Winner, Girl of the Month, State Girls League Treas. , Homecoming Princess, Hall of Fame, Horizon Club. DEANNA MOCK Play Committees, FTA, Foren- sics, JVettes, Rainbow, Horizon Club. PAUL MUNRO Student Council, FFA, Letter- man's Club, Football, Track. LINDA L. NEWVINE FBLA, FHA, FTA, JVettes, For- ensics, Candy stripers. ED NIELSON Letterman's Club Treasurer, FFA Treasurer, Philokalons, Wrestling, Football, Track. DENNIS NIXON 3 0323 50 AUTO SUPPLY SPORTS ey 401 Main vente Ti 1 lamook Oregon Phone 842-2558 KOCH'S DRUG STORE Your Courteous, Effi- cient Druggist in Ti 1 lamook 209 Main Avenue Ti 1 lamook Oregon Phone 842-2811 TI LLAMOOK BOWLING LANES Phone SEreee 842-6301 THOMAS) SUPERE Tie - Trailer Rental -Charted Lube Letterman's Club, Mystics , Service Winter Formal Prince, Hall of -Brake Service Fame, Football, Wrestling. -Mufflers Installed ROGER NOAH DAVE NOTEBOOM Blue Notes, Five Aces, DECA, THS Drum Major, Wrestling. 3401 3rd Street Ti | lamook Oregon 804 Main Avenue Tillamook, Oregon 150 TILLAMOOK SHOE SERVICE SHOES. REPA Expert Shoe Repair Congratulations and Best Wishes to Class of '65 Second Street Tillamook Oregon THE BOOTERY Shoes That Are Always In Fashion Our Compliments to Class of '65 201 Main Street Ti] lamook Oregon WARNER! S MUSIC CO. 2110 Third Street Phone 842-2626 Ti 1 lamook Oregon SAVINS BAKERY Bakers of Royal Bread m-m-m- good 100 Stillwell Avenue Phone 842-2733 Oregon wy Ti 1 lamook % r Senior Activities GEORGE OLSON Stage Manager, FFA, Football. CLAIR OWEN Pep Club, Girl of the Month, Philokalons, FTA Historian, LINDA PANIT Play Committees, FHA, Rainbow. PAM PEREZ Girls League Rep., Play Co., Student Council Rep. , Pep Club, JVettes. STEVE PHILLIPS Homecoming, Winter Formal Com. , Key Club, Basketball, DeMolay. BRAD PIERCE Prom Com., Track, Basketball. CLYDEEN PITTS Student Council Rep. , Kilchis Statin jVettes, Pep Club, FTA, FHA, Songleader, Varsity Cheer- leader, Girl of the Month. KATHLEEN PITTS Kilchis Staff, JVettes, Songlead- er, Varsity Cheerleader, FTA, FHA, Pep Club, Sophomore Class Treasurer, FHA vice-president. JERRY POGAN Wrestling, Baseball. JOE POGAN Basketball, Baseball. BETTY PUDERBAUGH, Winter Formal, Prom Com. , FHA, Pep Club, JVettes, Rainbow, Tri- Hie Ye RONALD R. RAWE Band PEGGY RITCHIE Girls League Rep., Girls League Treasurer, Prom Central, Kilchis Staff, Student Council, Pep Club, JVettes, Philokalons, Girl of the Month, Hall of Fame, DeMolay Sweetheart, Student Body Secre- tary, Rainbow, Candy stripers, District Sweetheart, DeMolay. JOHN SON'S APPAREL SHOP moveDAOUte (Ne rashion with Johnson's ==s5CtlOO latClOtnes =“SDOGESeGlOLHES --Dress Clothes Styles by Garland White Stag-Aileen 211 Main Street Phone 842-6501 Ti 1 lamook Oregon VANITY BEAUTY SHOP Esther Thiessen--Owner Orpha Mapes- -Operator 1902 2nd Street Tillamook, Oregon Phone 842-2751 HEADLIGHT-HERALD Publishers of: Shopping Smiles Headlight-Herald Tillba-Hi-Lites eS O,MS ODM me LO.CcG 1906 2nd Street Phone 842-7535 Ti 1 lamook Oregon ALDERBROOK GOLF COURSE Old Highway 101 North Bay City, Oregon Phone 842-6055 TILLAMOOK MEAT CO. Wholesale Meats | Custom Cutting | Specialties 200 |S4th Street | Phone 842-4802 |) Tillamook Oregon ELL1OTT-PORTMAN INSURANCE 2016 Second Street Ti 1 lamook Oregon Phone 842-2801 DEAN MOTORS Rambler Sales And Service American Motors Dedicated to Excellence Datsun More Economy More Dependable More Extras where to buy them! 101 Highway North Ti 1 lamook Oregon Phone 842-2282 MICHA EOI BAUU AAAS Senior Activities RON ROBBINS Basketball, Baseball. GORDON ROSENBERG Homecoming Chairman, Student Council Rep. , Key Club Treas- urer, Philokalons, Football, Bas- ketball, Golf, DeMolay, Prom Central. STEVE ROUSE Transfer Student, March of Dimes Chairman, Kilchis Staff, Hall of Fame, DeMolay. MIKE RUTLEDGE Prom, Homecoming Com. , Base- ball, Basketball. BILL RYDBLOM Football, Wrestling, Track. DENNIS M. SAYLES FFA, Frosh Football, 4-H. PIETER SCHUDDEBEURS Foreign Exchange Student- -Bel- gium, Student Council Rep. , For- ensics, IRL, NICK SHAFFER Prom Com., Football, Basketball. DON SHELDON ELLEN MAE SHELDON JVettes, Pep Club, FHA KAREN SHINN March of Dimes Princess, Hall of Fame, Girls League President, Girl of the Month, Girls League SELVICEIEI IN EGG. DIANA SIMMONS FTA. JVettes, 4-H CAROL SMITH Prom Central, Winter Formal Chairman, Tilla-Hi-Lites Editor, Senior Editor of Kilchis, JV Cheer- leader, Songleader, Varsity Cheer- leader Alternate, Pep Week Chair- man, FTA, JVettes, Pep Club, Girl of the Month, Quill Scroll Vice-President, Hall of Fame, Philokalons, Elks Youth Day. PETES ECC Gi he Fast Service Residential Industrial Guaranteed Work Estimates Gladly 1016 Pacific Avenue Phone 842-247] Ti 1 lamook Oregon K M REPAIR 2105 4th Street Phone 842-4132 Ti 1 lamook Oregon MC CREADY LUMBER CO. We ih i McCREAD Headquarters jin Ti 1 lamook For .Finest Jn =- Building, Supp lites =P SiS -=- Contractors Needs 216 Stillwell Avenue Phone 842-2772 Ti 1 lamook Oregon We have special low-cost plans to finance your college education. Planning On College? asics se National Bank NATIONAL BANK of Oregon Member Insurance 408 Main Street Phone 842-440] Ti | lamook Fm. L320. 3rd Street Oregon BESTER STEEL WAREHOUSE Phone 842-2841 Til lamook Oregon COAST TIRE SHOP Truck and Passenger Recapping and Vulcanizing Kelly Springfield Tires Materials Guaranteed Work 101 Highway North “Phone 842-4532 Tillamook Oregon Federal Deposit Corporation Senior Activities DIANE SMITH Ensemble, FHA, JVettes, Prom Committees. LUANA SMITH Transfer Student, FBLA, GAA, Rainbow. LARRY M. SPARKS Football. STEVE SPENCER Student Council Rep. , Letter- man's Club, First Team All- League Football, Hall of Fame, Baseball, Basketball, Football. NICKI STEELE Transfer from Tillamook Catholic. MIKE STEWART PRA, DEGCA, SHARON STONE Scrapbook Com., Service Pin, Girl of the Month, Prom, Winter Formal Com. TOM SWANSON Heart Fund Drive, March of Dimes. DAVE TANGERMANN FRA, DECA; BOB TAYLOR Freshman Class President, Key Club, Philokalons, Letterman's Club, Basketball, Football, Base- ball, 4-H. KARLA TOHL Kilchis Staff, Tilla-Hi-Lites Lay- out Editor, Winter Formal Chair- man, Prom Central, Student Council Rep. , Philokalons, Quill Scroll Secretary, JVettes, Girl of the Month, Rainbow, 4-H. SKIP URREY Stage Crew, DECA, Football, Baseball. MARY VANDERSHULE Prom Central, Play Com., JV- ettes, Pep Club, Pep Band, Quill Scroll, Thespians Treasurer, FTA, Girl of the Month, DeMolay Sweetheart Princess, Kilchis Ad- Jee eee NNE Yeo Os Si Wentworth, Penney's genial manager, at the shoe center of Tillamook's modern department store. Penney's always features fashions that will meet the taste of the most discriminating--at prices that please. 2011] ord Sirect Phone 842-2333 Tillamook, Oregon FLYING A Specializing in: Lubrication Tune Ups Electrical Repairs 1015 Pacific Avenue Phone 842-9026 Ti | lamook Oregon COAST PRINTING STATIONERY Publisher of the Advertiser'! Our Sincerest Congratulations to the Classotmnwo5 2106 Third Street Ti 1 lamook Oregon Phone 842-4455 COLTON' S PHARMACY Convenient Parking When Shopping Colton's slo tet Prescriptions--Gifts--- Tomletriiess cr Aeeu | Line of the Finest Cosmetics LOG Maune Street Phone 842-2612 Ti | lamook Oregon PAGE| CSBOTTEING CO: Bottlers of-- PepSii=cola gs =up Nesbitt Orange OCU ite eG UO GlubY 715 Main Avenue Phone 842-2111] Ti | lamook Oregon Senior Activities vertising Editor, Band Princess, Rainbow WA. TOM VANDERSHULE Track. TERRY VANDERSTOEP Football, Track, Hall of Fame, Senior Class Vice-Pres. , Basket- ball, Five Aces, Blue Notes, Student Council Chaplain. LINDA VANDERZEE Songleader Alternate, Pep Club, FHA, JVettes. LARRY VAN DUSEN Track, DeMolay LEON VELLINGA Letterman's Club, FFA, Basket- ball, Track, Cross Country. JERYL VERMILYEA Pep Band, Plays, Pep Club, Fie Thespians, Girl of the Month. LINDA WAGNER DOUG WALKER Student Council Rep., Letterman's Club, Football, Wrestling, Hi-Y. TIMOTHY LEE WALL Letterman's Club, Thespians, Football, Hi-Y. JERRY WARREN Student Council, Tilla-Hi-Lites Staff, CYC Vice-President, Sen- ior Class Treasurer, Football, Baseball, Basketball LINDA WAYRENEN FBLA, FHA; Tilla-Hi-Lites Statt. JVettes. Prony Gomi: JIM WEITMAN Five Aces, Blue Notes, CYC, FFA. HELEN WEST Girls League Rep. , JVettes, CYC Secretary, FTA, FHA, Pep Club, Girl of the Month, Philokalons. DRUSILLA WHITE Ensemble, Prom Central, FHA, CYC, Pep Glubp J Vettes Girl or Month, Student Body Treas. , Philokalons, Girls League Rep. ANDERSON'S BUICK Buick=Gars GMC Trucks Your friendly Buick dealer-- Bill Anderson! 416 Main Avenue Phone 842-4459 Ti 1 lamook Oregon ROBINSON! S HEATING Wesco Electric Heat Peek BS ———— 116 Main Avenue Phone 842-2692 Til lamook Oregon DAIRY QUEEN DRIVE-IN Orders Ready to Go Highway North Phone 842-6289 Ti 1 lamook Oregon Senior Activities : DAVID WILLIAMS LYNDA WOODRUFF CHRISTA ZEIMER Stage Crew, DECA, Prom Com. Philokalons, Forensics, JVettes, CYC, Foreign Exchange Student Pep Club, Pep Band, Majorette. from Germany, IRL, Horizon Club. SANDRA ZUERCHER MICHAEL L. WISEMAN FuAy Gy GC. Pep Glub,. JVettes; FFA, Footbail. Betty Crocker Homemakers Award. Candid Bev Willford, Voice Just another relaxed moment in Journalism II. of Democracy winner. ern al Tut, tut, Caruthers, toss not the apple core! We were skatin' along--weren't we A class hard at work--Series Watchin'. Steve till Mr. Lewis stepped up! Awards Assembly Friday before finals the assembly was held which gives honor to Tilla-Hi students in activities and classes, Here are the winners. a Lee Thomas Memorial Award=-Ron Groshong ace Monday Musical Award-- Joanne Foster ae es Eric W. Allen Paper Award-- | Jonnra Seca ee Carol Smith and Terry Vander i es Stoep. George Turnbull Annual Award--Joanne Foster and Bob Caruthers. ani asco RAL pac RETINAS SANNA Outstanding Chemistry Stu- dents--Vickie Schultz and Terri Exchange Students--Christa Underwood Zeimer and Pieter Schudder- beurs Outstanding Speaker Award-- Sheila Cotton 1A AMAMEAED EAA opRPoUa nee SA AAA ND Monday Musical Awards--Tilda Chadwick and Bonnie Rosenberg. Science Fair Awards-=Becky Smith, Myra Jacobs, Darlene Marcum, Diane Geores sre ee aL LE ENN Joyce Jones presents jour- nalism trophy to student body. The trophy rep- resents sweep- Dave Noteboom presents nS Junior Class Candy Sale Awards--Donna stakes in P.U. ie trophy to student Ahern, Chris Hansard and Myra Jacobs Journ. Compe- sy. tition. The Perfect Senior in Candid Camera Sheen ee ee When Pieter Schud - debeurs, our exchange student from Belgium, set Out to assemble the perfect senior, these were the results. Each student pictured repre - sents some outstanding physical or personality qualities. How would one explain this mas- terpiece? That's sim- ple! The whole is equal to the sum of its parts. Imagine putting Gary Hersher's famous Greek pro - file with the sweet manner of Pam Perez. | Or picture the love - lyhands of Judy Hof- mann dangling from the powerful arms _ of Bob Caruthers! How about Terry Vander- stoep high jumping on those shapely legs of Carol Smith, Perfection? Wellie arn. Our deep appreciation goes to Dorians Studio and especially to Carl Schonbrod and Tom Fink for a job well done on the photography. Without their help we could not have hoped for sucha successfulannual. The entire bs 7, annual staff thanks you, pbooasasgannay nus cuit se | q i i i 158 FACULTY Melvin D. Miller—5 Darrell D. Lewis —5,20,64 Miss Vida Abrams — 10,12,86 Norman Anderson — 12,91,97 Jay Bass—12 Mrs. Ida Boquist — 12,58 Miss Ester Chapman —7,12,94 Arthur Clayton — 12 Wesley Cook — 13,113,119,125,132 Mrs. Evelyn Cotton—13 Tony Dooher—13,110,111,112,129 Leonard Dooley — 13,118,127 Lewis Forster—13 William Fowell— 13,70 Miss Marjorie Gellatly — 14,66 Mrs. Mary George — 14,91 Al Goertzen—14,22,112,132 Miss Patricia Griffin —14,22,92 Robert Helmick — 14,93 Mrs. Edith Hilliard— 14,109 Doug Hogland—15,20,59,112,127 Edgar Hungerford—15 Miss Edna Jesseph—15 Gene Krieg— 15,55,64 Richard Larsen—7,15 Norman Lehman — 15,95,118,130 Miss Jean Lloyd—16 Miss Dessie McClay — 16,50 Robert McPheeters — 16,50,125 Cecil Miller— 16,59 Jack Orr—16,120,121,130 Richard Perkins — 16,55,118,125 Miss Patricia Personett — 17 Miss Carol Peterson—17,92,107 Donald Peterson — 17,50 Mrs. Phyllis Plaep— 17,55 Gary Seaney—17,95,118,155 Richard Spazaini— 17 Miss Alice Voges —7,18,90 Donald Whitney —7,18,22,98 Lane Woods — 18,70 Donald Wustenberg— 18 Mrs. Nora Kremers — 5 Mrs. Luella Woodward —5 Mrs. Jeann Bailey —7 Mrs. Jean Heusser Arnold Winkler—19 Edward Redmond— 19 Perry Reeder— 19 Gerald Stelzig— 19 Herman Wyers— 19 Clarence VamRoekel—19 Mrs. Dorothy Goodhead — 19 BUS DRIVERS Larry Beyer—20 Alice Billow —20 Emma Blaser— 20 Glen Croisant — 20 Dick Faar—20 Margarite Guenther — 20 Helen Gunder— 20 Mary Grunder— 20 Rose Hartford —20 Billie Helfrich —20 Ruth Keene— 20 Jane Madison —20 Lillian Neaves — 20 Bill Plasker—20 Marjorie Simmons — 20 Ernie Slocum—20 Shirley Smith —20 Marion Vermilyea— 20 Vivian Willis —20 Mrs. Ella Keyes—19 Mrs. Frances Anderson — 19 Mrs. Alma Vellinga— 19 Mrs. Melva Johnson — 19 John G. Jensen—4 Francis Morris —4 Karl Zweifel—6 James Coon—6 Claire Peterson—6 Bus Schelling—6 Clifford Colton—6 Mrs. Barbara Bradley —4 Mrs. Helen Chacartegui—4 BOOSTERS Gary Bristow— 20 Chris Heil—20 Ron Marshall —20 Bob Steel—20 Allen Thomas — 20 Fred Walker—20 Bob Wall—20 Key Club Advisor Mr. Kofoed—95 -A- Ackley, Caro! 60,89,91 Ackley, Garry 23,93,110 Ackley, Tim 51,85,93,110,113,115,126 127 Adams, Steve 56,70,91,111,119,132 Adamski, John 22 ’ Index Adamski, Peter 60,118,130 Adamski, Steve 23,91,95 Ahern, Donna 51,88,91,92,109,156 Aho, Elain 51,102 Aho, Myra 60 Aho, Myron 60 Allen, Stevanna 51,91,94,98 Alvear, Danny 51 Anderson, Bob 55,56 Anderson, Carol 60 Anderson, Janet 60,71,72,89,94,98,99, 102 Anderson, Jim 23 Andrus, Pat 60,118 Andrus, Steve 51,70,71,84,85,95,110, 112,114 Anthony, Jimmie Astleford, Marie 51,91,92 Aufdermauer, Barbara 56,69 -B- Bailey, Kim 56,94,106,88 Bailey, Steve 51,110,112,116 Baird, Richard 23,95,130 Baker, Karen 60,91 Bangs, Karen 51,94,105 Bangs, Richard 60,85,91,125,130 Barker, Jane 60,91,92,107 Barker, Wayne 51,93 Baumgartner, Bill 55,56,95,125,130 Baumgartner, Ken 23,47,64,77,85,86,95, 126,128,139 Bedford, Shannon 2,56,69,85,94,106 Beets, Carolyn 51,69,91 Beets, Sharon 56,69,91,92 Bellamy, Larry 60,93,111,119,125,132 Bentley, Jack 51 Bergeron, Brian 56,90,98,99,101 Berquist, John 55,56,95,118,125,130 Best, Susan 56,66,91 Bigelow, Susan 3,51,85,87,90,94,109 Billow, Mike 51 Bishop, Barbara 60 Bishop, Judy 23 Blondo, Larry 60,93 Blum, John 56,93 Blum, Wendell 51 Bober, Mike 51,91,111,113,126,128 Boge, Robert 60 Bosch, Carol 23,92,108 Bosch, Hank 60,93,118 Bowersox, Joyce 60,91 Bowersox, Ray 51,118 Braddock, Jeannette 56,66,67,69,85,89, 91,92,94,107 Braden, Linda 56,92 Braden, Roy 24 Bradshaw, Kim 60 Brewer, Bob 3,24,46,67,97,110,112,116, 121,122 Bridges, Marshall 51,118 Bridges, Phil 60,118,125 Briggs, Ed 24 Briggs, Tom 56 Briley, Larry 60 Brooks, Marvin 60,70,91,101,118,126 Brooks, Marylin 3,51 Brown, Jim 51 Broy, Laura 51 Brumfield, Cheryl 51,70,79,85,88,89,91, 92,109 Brumfield, Diana 56,85,92,107 Brummel, Larry 60 Brunmeier, Gary 24,126 Brunskill, Janet 44,56,91,107 Bumgarner, Jim 51 Burdick, Ken 51 Burdick, Norman 24,93 Burns, Gary 51,113,115,120,122,123 Bush, Tim 60 Butler, Cheryl 51 Cc. Cameron, Ken 56,126,130 Campbell, Bruce 24 Campbell, Steve 60,72,125 Carignan, Mike 60,67,71,125,130 Carignan, Sue 24,61 ,81,85,91,92,108 Carlson, Claudia 51 Carlson, Phyllis 60 Carter, Eddie 60 Carter, Lyda 60 Caruthers, Bob 2,24,47,85,91,110,113, 115,130,155,156 Caruthers, Chet 60,77,91,111,118 Carver, Carol 89,91,101 Carver, Marylin 51,70,72 Castles, Bob Castles, George 25 Chadwick, Diana 3,56,94 Chadwick, Tilda 51,88,94,156 Chadwick, Virgie 60,69 Chapin, Barbara 56,91,95 Clark, Cheryl 56,66,69,91,92,101,106 Clark, Eileen 51 Clary, Dennis 60 Cleavenger, Dan 25 Cleavenger, Doug 51 Cline, Dava 25 Clinton, Jayne 51,92 Collard, Greg 60,70,71,72,118,125 Colton, Cliff 51,99,101,102 Coomes, Evelyn 56,92 Coomes, Richard 51,93 Coon, Richard 60 Cornell, Linda 3,51,91,94,109 Cotton, Greg 56,71 Cotton, Sheila 25,47,86,89,90,156 Coulter, Dan 25,86 Cox, Viola 25 Cozad, Connie 51 Crist, Pat 51 Crivella, Sheryl 56,92 Croisant, Jim 51,111,113,115,125,127, 130 Crowe, Sharilyn 25,66,90,94,98,99,101 Crume, Dennis Curtis, Bill 60 Curtis, Mitch 60,72 -D- Dahl, Kent 60,118,126 Darby, Alice 56 Darby, Donna 60,107 Davenport, Tom 51,67,91,98,99,101,10 Davenport, Tom 51,67,91,98,99,101,10 Davy, Dan 26,47,84,85,86,94,95,101,139 Dean, Carol 26,97 Dean, Caron 56,66,69,89,94,107,88 DeHart, Christi 51,92 DeHart, Lonnie 60,118 Derting, Ann 26,92,108 Derting, Ron 56,118 Derting, Steve 56 Dietrich, John 56 Dietz, Gary 51 Donowho, Patrick 51 Douglas, Rob 60,118,125,132 Driscol, Linda 26,69 Droltz, Barbara 43 Dummer, Gary 26 Dunn, Aaron 60,118 Dunn, Frances 56 Dvorak, Allen 56,126 -E- Earl, Jean 51,94 Easter, Linda 26 Easter, Martha Easter, Mary 60 Easton, John 51 Eastwood, Bill 26,47,75,85,110,121,122 Eastwood, Bob 60,67,71,118,125,132 Eckels, Jeannie 26,91 Eckels, Sandy 56 Effenberger, Mike 27 Ellerbroek, Bart 60 Ellerbroek, Charles 56 Ellerbroek, Elaine 51,90 Elliott, Don 27,121 Ellis, Sandi 3,56,107 Ellis, Steve 60 Erskine, Mike 56 Eslinger, Helen 60,92 Everett, Steve 60 -F- Fairfield, Jerry 51,93 Fairfield, Ronnie 60,70,72,91,93,101 Farmer, Judy 51,91,92,109 Farris, Rick 60 Faulhaber, Cindy 60,92 Faulhaber, Jan 27,91,92 Faulhaber, Tim 56,125 Fauser, David 27,113,115,130 Fields, Lorrene 60 Fink, Dick 60,71,118,125 Fink, Tom 3,51 Fischer, Adele 60,71,72,88,89 Fischer, Jean 27,66,79,88,89,98,108 Fisher, Allen 56,130 Fisher, David 113 Fisher, Mickael 56,118,126,128,130 Fisher, Vicki 60 Folkers, Bob 51,110,113,116,126,127 Folkers, Nancy 27 Folkers, Todd 56,130 Ford, Sally 60 Fosberg, Marie 43 Fosberg, Nancy 60 Fosmark, Carol 56 Foster, Carolyn 27 Foster, Joanne 2,27,46,68,74,75,85,86, 91,94,108,139,156 Foster, Leslie 56,118 Fox, Elaine 60 France, Bill 56,90,91,100 Freeman, Bob 51 Fullager, Gloria 61 -G- Gaither, Carol 28,66 Gallino, George 28 Gallino, Sam 56 Galloway, Steve 28,85,93 Gardner, David 61,125,130 Gardner, Diane 51,91 Gardner, Richard 61 George, Eunice 28,47,86,91,,94,136,139 George, Warren 61 Gepford, Marjorie 28,91 Gepford, Steve 61,11 8 Gettle, Bob 50,51,113,116,120,122,123, 130 Gianelli, Bonnie 22,28,77,98,99,102,109 Gibbs, Bill 51 Gibson, Steve 28,67,111,112,114 Gillett, Patricia 28 Glenn, Stan 29,93 Goche, Wanda 56,85,90,94,95 Goeres, Danny 56,93,125 Goeres, Diane 56,69,89,94,107,156 Goeres, Dorothy 61,94,101,107 Goff, Jim 29,46,75,81,97,111,113,114, 121,122 Goodhead, David 29,111,113,114 Graf, John 29,70,71,72 Graf, Nancy 51,69,91,92 Grant, Rick 56,95,101,102,118 Green, Carl 56 Greeson, Pam 56,66,69,85,92,106 Griffeth, Danny 51 Griffeth, Jerry 51 Griffith, Jill 3,61,107 Griffith, Jim 29 Grigsby, Linda 3,61,89,107,88 Grimes, Kathy 61 Groshong, Don 61,118,125,130 Groshong, Ron 29,77,111,113,115,121, 122,123,130,156 Guenther, Dwight 29,111,132 Guffey, Nancy 52 Gunder, Bob Guyett, David 29,71 Guyett, Lucinda 56 -H- Hadley, Suzanne 56,69 Hake, Janet 61,70,72 Hallstrom, Vickie 61 Hamann, Fred 56 Hanrahan, Bonnie 61 Hansard, Chris 52,66,91,156 Hansard, Lynn 61 Harms, Darlene 61 Harms, Sharon Harrington, Craig 30,93,95,111,126 Hartford, Dennis 52,122,123,125,129 Hartford, William 118 Hartman, Gale 61,70,72,91,98,99,101, 102,129 Hartman, Vince 22,30,67,76,77,85,95, 99,111,129,136,139 Hash, John 61,93 Hatfield, John 56,71,72,91 Hathaway, Greg 52,67,125,129 Hathaway, Nancy 30,67,77,94 Haupert, Karen 3,30,90,94,95,102,108 Hayes, Janie 30,47,66,92,102,108 Hayes, Steve 55,56,85,118,125 Hediger, Suzanne 52,66,89,91,94,98,102 Heegle, Cathy 56 Heil, Jon 52,95,110,129 Helfrich, Martin 52 Helmick, Don 56,93 Henderson, Barbara 52,67,85,89,109 Henderson, Don 61,71,72,118,125,130 Hendrick, David 56,118,132 Henry, David 57 Hercher, Gary 30,90,93,101 Herman, Terry 57,70,72 Hermo, Brenda 57,107 Heusser, Ron 52,70,71,85,87,95,110,118, 64,132 Hiatt, Dennis 52,126 Hilferty, Maggie 2,30,86,94,108 Hodgdon, David 61 Hoefs, Vickie 57,92 Hofmann, Allen 61,93 Hofmann, Judy 3,30,46,66,75,81,85,86, 91,94,97,104 Hogeland, Richard 52,70,72,101 Holden, Jeanie 52,68,85,89,100,105 Holden, Kathy 31,46,66,75,85,104 Holland, Mona 61,69,91,107 Holland, Peter 57,95,118,125 Hollett, David 61,70 Hollett, Diane 61,99 Hollis, Bill 52 Hollis, Clint 57 Hollis, Sandra 31 Holloway, Albert 52 Holloway, Carolyn Holloway, Judy Honey, Debbie 52 Honey, Molly 52,67,79,85,92,109 Hopkins, Carl 57,93 Hopkins, Marian 52,90,91 Hopkins, Nile 57,70,72,91,111,119 Hoyt, Bill 57,91 Hubbard, Sallie 31 Hubler, Kathy 57,85,89,92,107 Hubler, Linda 3,52,67,109 Hubler, Sandy 61,69,91 Hudgeon, Ira 52,93 Hunt, Douglas 61 Hysmith, Susan 57,66,69,85,107 cle Illingsworth, Barbara 52 ; lungerich, Emily 61 a Jacobs, Myra 52,67,90,91,95,101,102, 156 Jacobs, Ruth 57,95,102 Jacobs, Steve Jacobs, Therese 31,95,98,99,102 Janes, Donald 61,93 Jennings, Kathy 31,66,92,98,102,108 Jepson, Dick 57,132 Jepson, Jerry Jepson, Karen 31,108 Johns, Jan 31,95,98 Johns, Mike 57,85 Johnson, Dennis 52 Johnson, Ed Johnson, Janice 61 Johnson, Kevin 3,61 Johnson, Malcolm 57,132 Johnson, Pat 43 Johnson, Pat 57 Johnson, Rita 61 Johnson, Tina Jones, Beverly 31,98,100,101 Jones, Cheri 32 Jones, Darryl 52,54,111,112,116 Jones, Eddie 54,93 Jones, Joyce 3,32,77,86,91,97,108,88, 156 Jones, Karen 52,69 Jones, Mike 61,88,126 Jones, Tim 52,67,98,100,102,110,132 aKa Kaliher, Larkin 32,45,97 Kaliher, Teri 45,57,69,71,72,94,95,102 Kamna, Dick 52 Kanne, Herb 57,93 Kautto, Carla 3,32,86,101,108,139 Kautto, Christi 2,52,68,88,98,109 Kelly, Alex 32,93. Kinkade, Marvin 61,70,72,118,132 Kiser, Audrey 61 Kiser, Sylvia 3,32,89 Knight, Dave 52,67 Kofoed, Joe 32,113,114 Koontz, Kelly 57 Korevaar, Jim 52,111,118 Krebs, Kathy 32,67,90,108,88 Krebs, Paul 52 -L- Laakso, Alice 57,94 Laakso, Frank 33 Lampi, Chris 2,33,84,85,86,91,97,108, 139 Lancaster, Linda 52 Landolt, Eileen 52 Landolt, Joanne 61,85 Landolt, Linda 33,68 Lane, Cristi 61,91,92,101 Lane, Sandra 33 Langfeldt, Ron 52 Larson, Bill 52,93 Larson, Bob 61,70 Larson, Larry 33,71,72 Larson, Tom 61,63,118,125,132 Laurs, Patti 2,3,33,47,77,97,108 Lenzi, Chuck 3,52 Lenzi, Jim 33,110 Lewis, Patty 57,92,107 Lewis, Terry Lovitt, Judy 33,66,86,98,99,100,108,139 Lucas, Dale 57 Lucas, Roger 55,57,75,85,91,95,118,125 Luis, Allen Lusby, Bill 61 Lusby, Sandy 57,92,107 Lynn, Norene 61 -Mc- McClaskey, Mark 61,125,132 McCoog, Cindy 57,69,91,92 McGuire, Greg 34,95 Mcinerney. Fred 57,125 Mcinerney, Richard 61,85,125,132 McLain, John 61,93,132 McLain, Margaret 52 McMillen, Suzanne 52,92 McNutt, Dan 61 McNutt, Richard 52 McNutt, Vickie 57,69 -M- Machen, Becky 52,67,91,94 Mackenroth, Glen 34,90,91,98,102,119 Mackenroth, Toni 61,91 Main, Janet 52,54,90 Main, linda 57,69,89,90,92 Maki, Carl 52,119 Maki, Joyce 34 Malcom, John 57,111,113,116,117,120, 122,123,130 Malone, Connie 57 Malone, Ken 52,130 Mapes, Richard 52,111,129 Marcum, Darlene 52,94,156 Marcum, Marilyn 57,92 Marolf, Jeanie 57,107 Martin, Linda 57,92,94 Martin, Nadine 61,72 Martin, Phillip 57,93 Martin, Richard 52,93 Mattews, Susie 52,85 Mawhirter, Virginia 3,34,94 Mawhirter, Wayne 57,101 Mayer, Calvin 61,85,129 Meier, Frank 57 Metcalfe, Jim Miles, Bill 59,61,70,85,126,128 Miles, Bob 52,54,70,71,95,110,112,114, 126,127 Millan, Mike 61,125,129,156 Miller, Karen 52,69,92 Miller, Raymond 52,93 Mills, John 34,70,72,101 Mills, Tom 57,70,72 Milne, Cathy 34,66,85,86,94,97,108,136 Milne, Linda 3,61,89,94,107 Milner, Chris 34,46,68,75,85,86,91,104, 139,156 Milner, Judy 3,52,91,98,99,100,102,108 Mizee, Bart 57,67,111 Mock, Deanna 34,94 Mock, Ted 57 Moncrief, Doug 57,125 Montgomery, Sue 59,61,85,89 Moore, Dick 57,70 Moore, Gary 35 Morgan, Chris 57,70,71,72,125 Moyer, Cliff 52 Monro, Paul 35,93,111,113,115 Murders, Linna 61 Murders, Marshal 57 Murders, Ronald 57 Murphy, Mike 35 Murray, Linda 52,67,105 Myers, Frank 59,61,75,93,118 Myers, Sherry 57 -N- Naegeli, Cecelia 57,92 Naegeli, JoAnn 3,61,79,91,92,107 Naegeli, Steve 57 Nelson, Linda 52,66,91,92 Nelson, Bob 52 Newvine, Linda 3,35,66,90,91 ,92,94 Newvine, Sharon 61,92 Nielsen, Ed 35,86,93,110,111 Nixon, Dennis 35,47,77 Nixon, Doug 61 Noah, Roger 35 Nolan, Noreen 62 Noteboom, Dave 35,70,72,156 Noteboom, Kathy 52,91,94 Noteboom, Peggy 52,89,90,91,94,109 Nutt, Judy Nystrom, Lovie 62 -O- Obrist, Richard 62,63,93,125 Obrist, Robert 62,63,93,125 Oddie, Celia 53,90,109 Olson, George 36 Olson, Karen 3,53,89,91,109 Osburn, Gar 57 O'Shea, Pat 62,71,72,89,107 Ovregaard, Karen 53,70,72 Owen, Claire 36,66,87,94,108 Owen, Elaine 57,66,69,91,94 Owen, Pearl 62,91,92,94 -P- Page, Melinda 57,92,107 Panit, Linda 36 Parks, Charlsie 53 Parks, Karol 62 Parks, Marie 57 Parks, Sue 62 Patrick, Dollie 53,66 Paulk, Bob Payne, Larry 53 Pekasky, Marsha 53,98 Perez, Pam 36,80,81 ,89,108,88,156 Perkins, Bob 57,98,102 Peterson, Ann 3,57,94,107 Peterson, Paul 53,93 Pfaff, Tom 62,70,91,119,132 Phillips, Dan 62,118,129 Phillips, Jim 53,67,110,118,126,128,129 Phillips, Ken 53 Phillips, Steve 36,79,95 Phillips, Wayne 57,95 Pierce, Brad 36 Pitts, Clydeen 36,66,85,94,104 Pitts, Kathleen 3,36,67,85,94,104 Plumeau, Steve 53 Plumeau, Therese 62,63,69,91,92,88 Pock, Deatta 57,92,107 Pogan, Jerry 37 Pogan, Joey 37 Price, Charlotte 2,53,68,90,91,94,98,102 Puderbaugh, Betty 37,92,108 Puderbaugh, Patty 57,66,69,89,107 Bien Rairden, Norman 132 Randall, Ron 53,70 Rawe, Duane 62,70,91 Rawe, Larry 53,70,93,118,121,122 Rawe, Ron 37 Reding, Carol 53,69 Reding, Marietta 62 Reynolds, Denise 58,92,107 Reynolds, Diane 58,92,107 Reynolds,Harriet 53,54,90,91,94,98,102 Rhoades, Pam 58,69,91 Rhoades, Robert 53 Rice, Jack 53,90,91,110,118,129 Richardson, Mike 53 Rick, Darlene 58,89,107 Rieger, James 53,93 Ritchie, Kathy 58,69,94,106 Ritchie, Peggy 37,47,84,85,87 Robbins, Dan 53,67,70,71,79,84,85,87, 90,91,98,102 Robbins, Ron 37 Roberts, Frank 62,79,118,125,132 Rogers, Kay 62,69,91 Rolston, Steve 53,71,72,91 Rose, Robin 58,69 Rose, Sandy 53,89,99 Rosenberg, Bonnie 50,53,68,87,91,94, 105,156 Rosenberg, Gordon 37,87,91,95 Rosenberg, Ron 62,118 Rouse, Judy 58,94,107,88 Rouse, Steve 3,37,46,75,91,155 Rowe, Dwight 58 Rowe, Lilian 53,92 Rowe, Marion 62,92 Russell, Pat 53,89,91 Rutledge, Mike 38,130 Ryan, Tom 53,54,95 Rydblom, Bill 38 =5= Sackley, Gary 62,70,85,99,132 Sanders, Steve 58,90,91,99,100,101,102 Sause, Gary 58 Sayles, Dennis 38,93 Schild, Ed 53,111,121,122 Schimming, John 62 Schmidt, Jim 93 Schneiter, Sharon 58,66 Schock, Sandy 58,92,107 Schonbrod, Craig 62,125,132 Schriber, John 58,119,132 Schuddebeurs, Pieter 38,45,85,90,95,156 Schultz, Vicki 50,53,92,88,156 Scofield, Christy 53 Scofield, Colleen 62,70 Seymour, Jim 62,118,126,132 Shaffer, Jeff 62,118,125 ffer, Nick 38,67 Shaver, Jeff 53,118 Shaw, Steve 53,130 Sheldon, Don 38 Sheldon, Ellen 38 Sheldon, Kathy 62 Sheldon, James 53 Shinn, Karen 38,47,67,85,88,89,91 Silva, Lynda 62,69 Simmons, Diana 39,66,94,97 Simmons, Scott 53,118 Simpson, Diana 62,69,91 Simpson, Larry 53,130 Smith, Barbara 2,62,91,94,107 Smith, Becky 3,58,66,69,89,94,107,156 Smith, Carol 2,39,46,67,85,87,91,94,97, 104,139,156 Smith, Diane 39,68,92 Smith, Luana 39 Smith, Scott 59,62,125,132 Smith, Steve 58 Snider, Bonnie 62 Snider, Bryan 53 Sparks, Larry 39,67,101,111,112,115 Spats, Vernan 62 Spencer, Steve 3,39,46,111,113,116,117, 121,122,130 Sperling, Gene 58,126 Starks, Donna 62 Starks, Linda 58,91,92,107 Steinbach, Cathy 62 Steinbach, Chris 62,125 Steiner, Bill 53,93 Stelzig, Randy 62,93 Stevens, Judy 62 Stewart, Candice 53,92 Stewart, Donna 62 Stewart, Mike 39 Stone, Carlisle Stone, Sharon 3,39,67,89 Strait, Louise 62,69,85,91 Sullivan, Beverly 58,94,107 Sutton, Janis 3,58,88,89,107 Sutton, Sherry 62 Swanson, Tom 40 SP Tangermann, David 40,93 Tannler, Ken 58,118,125 Taylor, Jeanie 62 Taylor, Linda 53,92,109 Taylor, Robert 87,95,111,130,139 Thiede, Irene 53 Thomas, Bruce 53,70,118 Thomas, Hiram 62 Thomas, Suzann 62,91,92,107 Thompson, Gary 62 Thompson, Linda 58,78,79,91 ,94,106,88 Tippin, Ron 53 Tippin, Steven 58,118 Tohl, Karla 40,87,91,94,97 Towslee, Tom 58,118,125 Tracy, Cheryl 53,67 Trask, Carol 53,92 Travis, Richard 62,118,132 Tucker, Joan 58,107,91 cker, Wayne 62 Turnbow, Patty 58,91 192 Turnbow, Yvonne 53,98,100,102,109 Tuthill, Steve 53 -U- Underwood, Terrie 53,87,90,91 ,94,109, 156 Urrey, Pat 53 Urrey, Sandy 62 Urrey, Skip 40 -V- VanDeHey, Don 93 VanDeHey, Marlys Vandershule, Mary 2,40,71,72,89,91,98, 102,108 Vandershule, Tom 40,81 VanderStoep, Terry 22,40,46,67,70,71, 72,85,91,97,110,113,114,120,122, 123,132,156 Vanderzee, Alice 62,91 VanDusen, Larry 40 VanDusen, Vicki 53,90,99,102 VanLoo, Winnie 62,69,92 Vellinga, June 58,92,107 Vellinga, Leon 41,93,110,119,132 Verbovanec, Larry 62 Vermeer, David 62 Vermilyea, Jeryl 41,70,72,98,101,102, 108,139 Vogt, Dave 50,53,75,81,85,126,128 Vogt, Larry 62 -W- Wade, Mike 53 Wagner, Betty 58,92 Wagner, Linda 41,69 Wagner, Randy 62,93 Wagner, Rickey 58 Wagner, Ron 62,93 Wagner, Ronald 62 Wagner, Steve 53,87,95,110,129 Waldrip, Brenda 62 Walker, Doug 41,81,111,113,114 Walker, Gary 62 Walker, Gary F. 58 Walker, Gary R. 58 Walker, Gene 62,93 Walker, Pete 53,93 Walker, Sharlene 53,69,70,72,90 Wall, Randy 63,118,125 Wall, Robin 58,95,111,113,116,125 Wall, Tim 41,47,85,98,100,112,116 Wallace, Susan 63,66,107 Walmark, Vickie 53,85,105 Walpole, Flint 58,98,99,101,102 Walty, Marva 63,88 Wanless, Bob 93 Warren, Jerry 22,41,67,75,91,97 Warren, Vicki 58,92,101,107 Wayrynen, Linda 3,41,97 Weber, Chris 53 Weber, Marian 54,91,92,109 Wehinger, Kim 63,118,126,128 Weitman, Bob 58,70,130 Weitman, Jim 41,70,71,72,91,93,95 Wells, Richard 63,70,72,126,132 Wentworth, Carole 54,89 Wentworth, Mike 79,126 Wes t, Helen 42,67,87,91,94,105 Weston, Janet 58,66 Wetzel, Jana 63 Whipps, Julia 54,70,72 White, Dave 63,67,70,118 White, Drusilla 42,68,84,85,87,91,92, 109 Whitebear, Beverly Whitney, John 63,70,72,98,99,101,102 Wiitala, Ron 63 Wilford, Beverly 54,70,71,87,94,108,155 Wilford, Jeri 3,63,107 Wilks, Gary 58 Williams, Dan 63,101 Williams, Dave 54 Williams, David 42 Williams, James 54 Williams, Margaret 63 Willis, Bob 63,93 Winder, Herb 58,85,118 Winkler, Arnie 63,70,71,72,118,125,130 Wirfs, Mahlon 58,125 Wirfs, Marvin 54,67,91,110,113,114,132 Wiseman, Mike 42,111,113,114,132 Wiseman, Roger 63 Wismer, Glenice 63 Witcher, Kris 54,85,91,92,109 Wohl, Nancy 63 Wood, Sherry 63 Woodruff, Lynda 42,71,72,87,90 Woodward, Ken 63,132 Worland, Karen 54,109 Wright, Richard 58,113 Wyss, Delores 54,67,109 Wyss, Lynnda 63,89,107 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