Tolt High School - Tolo Yearbook (Carnation, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1963 volume:

fa L uh . hjp ''faiM - :y- c'-'u c ‘ Xy Jtfa - Jumvioi cY7?ei- 7l l' js '‘ J jcya 104 AcU TWugk Bducctfaw W FinJy Owi6eHve6 THROUGH EDUCATION WE FIND OURSELVES We deemed this to be an appropriate theme for an annual produced in this Age of the Astronaut. Through education, John Glenn conquered space--with the assistance of his less romantic but nevertheless highly educated co-workers. A sizable faction of the current crops of teenagers says with disgust, Education Bah! It just doesn't send me! Nix on that. It sent Glenn, didn't it? Way out, too. There is no doubt but what formal education has pro- gressed tremendously since its first inception. Some people question the authenticity of a number of the benefits for which modern educational innovation have been given credit. That great strides have been made, however, is hardly refutable. One finds contemporary education in- finitely more complex than was its former counterpart. Undeniably, scientific discoveries will constantly render obsolete many of the presently held concepts and philoso- phies in the educational field, as elsewhere. To keep abreast of technological and scientific advances, educa- tional practices will continue to evolve as they always have. The evolution of education is facetiously illustrated by the following quip: Modem education has greatly simplified the three R's—from reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic to rah, rah, rah. Just because education is often the object of our jest in no way detracts from the significance of the fact that it has risen to lofty prominence in the ultra progressive so- ciety of our nation, and that it becomes of increasingly greater importance each passing day. The ones of us who subscribe to the mirthful philosophy, It ain't the school I don't like. It's the principal of the thing, might consider Aristotle's statement: 'The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. If we will start at the base of the tree and work diligently upward, ignoring the scraped elbows and barked shins, through education we will find ourselves enjoying the sweet rli TttUtgs, and iamj Ucw , duaritonTotbuj . . . kb Tobh of Owttewfe FmmW......... OtgcuUgofeoiis ActMta Uy. Mf S Sfjcwfe a, si Sponsor MnjJ'. 63 • «e™ ? ■ tz x -? • % C n MT? nlo l r?fifr777f T'fTZr Mr. Patterson, Principal CckoolBo ul Right to left: Harmon Colby Superintendenti Ed Quaale, Chair- man; Lillian Ducken; Robert Kygerj Robert Rosters; Mrs. Prescott. 6 MR. WALEN: Ag. 1,11, III,IV, Shop. MR. CAIN: Typing I,II, Bookkeeping, Ceneral Business, Annual Advisor. MRS. RANDLEV: Spanish I,II,m, English I, Senior Play. MR. BRIGGS: English I, III,IV, Debate, Paper Ad- visor. MRS. TAYLOR: Library, Senior Speech, English II, Junior play, Soph. Advisor. MR. KAPPENMAN: General Math, Biology, Geometry, Frosh. Advisor. MISS ANDERSON: 'Home Ec. I,II,III, P.E. I,II, Girls' Club Advisor, Cheer- leader Advisor. MR. SMITH: Algebra, Physics, Advanced Math. MR. WORTMAN: World History, Contemp, Wash- ington State, U.S. History Seniors rule initiation Q riOn CJloSi 0 63” Senior Class Officers: Don Moore, S.C. Rep.; Eileen Zylstra, Treas.; Carol Roetcisoender, V. Pres.; David Moore, Pres.; Lilia Renfro, Sec.; Advisor, Mr. Cain. 10 EILEEN ZYLSTRA Her mind is like the moon, there's a man in it. Class Treas. 4; Girls' Club 2,3,4; Play 4; Office Staff 3; Paper Staff 3. MORTON ANDERSON The morning after is never as good as the night before. Class Pres. 1; A.S.B. 1,3; Football 2; Chorus 4. LINDA HOLLENBACK I'm here even if 1 don't tell anyone. Girls' Club 4; Paper Staff 4. KELCY GALYAN School would be fun if I didn't have to go. FT .A. 1; Baseball Manager 1,2,3; Boxing 2. LOYAL DONALD He is short of nothing but height. Honor Society 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Judging Team 2, 3; Chorus 4. DONNA MANN I've been learning a lot but school interfers. Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Annual 4. STEVE HANOLD He and mischief go hand and hand. FT.A. 1,2,3,4; Judging Team 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Baseball 3,4. EARL PICKERING I never let work interfere with plea- sure. FT.A. 1,2,3,4; Com. Chairman 4; Re- porter 4; Judging Team 1,2,3,4; Ser- vice Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Tennis 3,4. JENNETTE RODVOLD There's a little bit of bad in every good little girl. Class Treas. 1; Student Council 2; Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Com. Chairman 4; Plays 2,3,4; Song Queen 3,4; Cho- rus 3,4; Paper Staff 2. KEN KOSTERS It is better to have loafed and passed than never to have loafed at all. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2. SANDRA ZMUDA If silence were golden, I'd never be rich. Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Paper Staff 3,4. TOM SOLBERG Why can't there be more than one Saturday night a week! Class V. P. 3; F.F.A. 1,4; Plays 2,4; Homecoming 1, 2; Office Staff 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Boxing 2. JERRY KOELLER My words are few . . . my thoughts are many. F.F.A. 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; Boxing MARILYN TRIM I like boys; I really believe I do. Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4. ED MOORE Far behind his vague expression is the working of a master mind. Honor Society 2,3,4, Pres. 4; F.F.A. 1, 2; Parliamentary Procedure 2,4; Foot- ball 3,4; Basketball 3. KAYE SPEER The only thing I gather from my books is dust. Transferred Junior year from Lake Wask. Girls' Club 3,4; Plays 3,4; Of- fice Staff 4; Paper Staff 4. LOIS RONNEI To know a thing is nothing unless others know you know it. Student Council 1; A.S.B. Treas. 4; Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Com- mittee Chairman 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Treas. 3; Plays 2,3,4; Song Queen 2; Band 1,3; Chorus 4; Office Staff 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. RUSS PROF ITT Old enough to know better but too young to resist. F.F.A. 1,2; Plays 3. DONNA ISOM Please boys, can't you see I'm busy. Yell Queen 2,3; Class Treasurer 3; Girls' Club 1,2, 3,4; Committee Chairman 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Plays 2,3,4; Homecoming Royalty 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Paper Staff 4. FRED M1NAGUA Greater men than I have lived perhaps . . . But I doubt it. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2. GARY REMUNGER As original as a clock going backwards. Class president 2; Student Council 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Secretary 3; Parliamentary Procedure 1; Plays 3,4; Chorus President 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Boxing 2. SHERRY KIRBY The one who was behind the when silence was passed out. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Stage Crew 3; Girls’ State 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Chorus 3; Office Staff 4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Paper Staff 2; Demonette 2; Class Sec. 2. ■ DWIGHT QUA ALE Why can’t they all be content like me. Class V. Pres. 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Judging Team 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Royalty 3, 4; Chorus 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4. CAROL ROETCISOENDER Always happy, never sad; sometimes naughty, never bad. Class sec. 1; Class treas. 2; Student Council 3; V. P. 4; Girls’ Club 1,2,3,4; Yell Queen 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Tennis 1, 2.3.4. MARY LOU BOIE A quiet girl she is . . . Sometimes. Girts' Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4. DAVE MOORE He knows more than he shows. Class Pres. 4; Student Council 2; Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3; F.F.A. 1, 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Plays 3,4; Debate 4; Service Club 4; Baseball 1; Tennis 2, 3,4. BETTY DOWD My love has my heart and I have his diamond. Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Office Staff 4; Chorus 2,3; Paper Staff 3. TOM BLANKENSHIP All great men are dying ... I don't feel so well myself. Stage Crew 2. DAVID DAVIS One of few blessed with brains. Class Pres. 3; Student Council 4; Honor Society 2,3, 4; F.F.A. 1,2; Committee Chairman 2; Judging Team 1,2; Service Club Sec. 4; Football 2; Basket- ball 1. JUDY MORRIS Peaceful as a young tornado. Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Committee Chairman 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Song Queen 3; Paper Staff 4. CHAD CLINTON Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Class Sec. 2; A.Si. Vice-Pres. 4; Hon- or Society 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1; Parliamen- tary Procedure 1; Plays 3,4; Boys' State 3; Homecoming Royalty 4; Service Club 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. BETH HACKENBRUCH A live wire seldom gets stepped on. Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Committee Chair- man 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Plays 4; Girls' State 3; Paper Staff 4; Honor MARY ROTHSCHILD To me an agreeable perse 1 is one who agrees with me. Student Council 4; Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Committee Chairman 3,4; Honor Soci- ety 2,3,4; Plays 2,3; Band 1,2; Office Staff 4; Debate 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4. JERRY PETERSON He's fast . . . His driving that is. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; Commit- tee Chairman 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4. ULLA RENFRO My telephone number is 2677; Now don't you dare call me. Class Sec. 3,4; Girls’ Club 1,2,3,4; Committee Chairman 4; Homecoming Royalty 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Business Manager—Annual 4. WAYNE DAVIDSON Any fool can study, I'm no fool. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Treas. 3, Sentinel 4; Judging Team 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Baseball 1,3; Boxing 2; Ste. Elec. Award. KENNY LARSON He likes school, its just the books that annoy him. F.F.A. 1,2,3; Plays 3; Homecoming King 4; Basket- ball 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3,4. NORMA FAY Fun is the spice of life and I like plenty of season- ing. Girls'Club 1,2,3,4; Committee Chairman 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Paper Staff 1,3. .aJ DON MOORE That's the hum of my brain you hear. Annual 3,4; Student Council 4; Honor Society 3,4,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Judging Team 3; Play 4; Football Statistician 3,4; Basketball scorekeeper 2; Basket- ball 3; Basketball Statistician 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. KENNY are problems, I love problems. ransferred 2. Girls' Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4. Junior Class Advisor, Mr. Wortman; Class Officers: Joan Roetcisoender, V. Pres.; Bonnie De Boer, Treas.; Nancy Beveridge, S.C. Rep.; Harrold Beba, Sec.; Susan Mee- han, Pres. 16 ROW 1, Left to Right: Tom Norenberg, Carol Freeman, Ginger Moore, Gregory Jones. ROW 2: Pat Backlin, Steven Carlson, Joan Roetcisoender, Pam Shamek, Linda Fehrenback. ROW 3: Margie Schnabel, Bob Loid, Crish Dow, Cynthia Dalla Pozza, Vicky Siddens. ROW 4: Joe Riechman, Loraine Barker, Helen Brown, Jim Richter. ' tz cl' ZZ Z g 2ZzZ cZa ZzTsj J Z 06 ' U yl -ab '0 3 - ' ; e %%?? , Mike Harvold, Lois Benton, Susan Meehan, Terry Horst. ROW 2: Chuck Gilmore, Johr r, Lael Sikes. ROW 3: Karen Patterson, Harruld Beba, Francis Morris, George Magnoch Goodman, Eulene Najnsel, Terry Trim, Nancy Beveridge. t ROW 1, Left to Right: Audrey Stephenson, Tom Bennett, Jana Sanders, Dale Mann. ROW 2: Barbra Vanhulle, Cheryl Ethier, Russell Remington, Eileen Miller. ROW 3: Bonnie Thompson, Paul Baron, Joan Langlois, Eugene Nansel. ROW 4: Linda Wolff, John Donald, Linda Davis, David Colby. £opho H04 ' Class o66’' Sophomore Class Skit Sophomore boys add to football team. Sophomore Class Officers: Bob Pfeiffer, S.C. Rep., Mike Bartholomew, Pres., Phil Boshaw, V. Pres., Eileen Owens, Treas., Nancy Eamst, S.C. Rep., Barbara Richter, Sec., Class Advisor, Mrs. Taylor. ! 1 11 20 ROW 1, Left to Right: Sharon Zmuda, Kris Haggen, Susan Davis, Sharon Kerr. ROW 2: Bob Childs, Mary Kehler, Noel Calyn, Mary Ann Backlin. ROW 3: Janice Pheiffer, Rick Chaffain, Sue Koeller, Phillip Boshaw. ROW 4: Christine Hemphill, Louise Loutsis, Jerry Brown, Carole Haugan. 21 ROW 1, Left to Right: Paul Davis, Barbara Beba, Kathy Parr, Mike Barthelomew. ROW 2: Linda Solberg, David Rothschild, Dovie Colgate, Linda Noble, Helen Rogers. ROW 3: Sid Mattson, Larry Marty, Elaine Fisher, Barbara Richter, Dave Zylstra. ROW 4: Vem Maxwell, Barbara Lipman, Leo Finley, April Boyce. 22 ROW 1, Left to Right: Sally Speer, Jim Wallace, Glatha Potter, Joe Busser. ROW 2: Cliff Zucati, Renate Kihn, Dennis Speer, Sandy Wolff, Sue Eastman. ROW 3: Eunice Lintow, Gary Bowe, Eileen Owens, Judy Owens, Kati Freeman. ROW 4: Robert Spalding, JoAnn Bates, Curtis Wright, Nancy Eamst. ROW 1, Left to Right: Patty Stalhammer, Carl Buse, Richard Smith, Dorthy Childs. ROW 2: Bob Pfeiffer, Sharon Ducken, Bob Richter, Jerry Hixson. ROW 3: Judy Miller, Adri Bons, James Tate, Thelma Rodvold. ROW 4: Michael Gilmore, Jay Kuntz, Joe Davidson, Barbara Dowd. 24 Long suffering freshmen Boys' initiation Freshman Class Officers: L to R; Marilyn Sato, Treas.; Bill Minaglia, Pres.; Janet Barker, S.C. Rep.; Rex Colgate, V. Pres.; Bill Roetcisoender, S.C. Rep.; Drew Hall, Sec.; Mr. Kappenman, Advisor. 25 ROW 1, Left to Right: Peter Rothschild, Susan Kenny, David Henton, Tony Loutsis, Lee Kuntz. ROW 2: Kathy Martin, Betty Haugan, Ronny Eamst, Craig Colby, Cecelia Dalla Pozza, Art DeBoer. ROW 3: Rex Colgate, Elaine Baron, Don Hamblin, Vera Gray, Johnny Backlin, Nancy Zmuda. ROW 4: Bill Roetcisoender, Linda McMeins, Shirley Vanhulle, Ted Kosters, Larry Butler. ROW 1, Left to Right: Sharon Zylstra, Jim Dawson, Jane Robbins, Nancy Peterson, John Leonard. ROW 2: Henrietta Teter, Mary Koeller, Kathy Peterson, Rudy Horst, Gary Hudson, Drew Hall. ROW 3: Dave Barbeau, Bar- bara Lankins, Brian Funk, Bill Minaglia, Marcia Davidson, Susan Noble. ROW 4: Pat Sadlier, Daniel Taylor, Julie Bennett, Anita Kryger, Jerry Gustafson. 27 « IU ni V JaCk Mann’ 831,5:114 Powell Shirley Zylstra, Jack DeSwart. ROW 2: Dom Jellison, Linda McClain, Da e Rohe rt son .Norma Ziegler, Gary Hinze, Sandy Small. ROW 3: Doreen Siddens, Richard Langlois “f Cr' lke, Ross- Marlene Wasmund, Jim Nansel. ROW 4: Margaret Hollenbach, Walter Stephenson Linda Dilley, Marilyn Sato. 28 Oua Obuduirib Ptou ks L ot Lw . Student Government The student government of the Tolt Demons has been, this year, an exotic brew with the steady hand of the Demon President, Chad Clinton, presiding over the kettle. He has wielded his ladle with great precision, measur- ing out accurate portions of work to his numerous assistant chefs in such a manner as to inspire initiative and friendly rivalry; the gratifying result has been that they have all striven to prove themselves connoissures of their demoniac cuisine. Though the pot, bubbling vigorously, has at times threatened to boil over, the President's tempering influence has prevented any catastrophe and the brew has become a finished product of excellent consistency, spiked with an exuberant blend of vivid imagination and an aversion to a plain bill-of-fair for the demons' diet. The romantic mixture has more than amply sustained the great vitality of the energetic Demons as they frisked about on their annual escapades and exciting forays. A.S.B. Officers; Left to Right; Lois Ronnei, Treas.; Tom Bennett, V. Pres.; Chad Clinton, Pres.; Lois Benton, Sec. 30 Student Council; Left to Right; Mary Rothschild; Loraine Barker; Nancy Eamst; Cary Remlinger; Don Moore; Bill Roetcisoender; Lois Benton; Bob Pfeiffer; Chad Clinton; George Magnochi; Lois Ronnei; Tom Bennett; Nancy Beveridge; Audrey Stephenson; Janet Barker; Joan Langlois. Qbuud db fs W(yth l Frosh class in session--Pres. Bill in action. 31 QvJk’ Club blctS Gv ti uf YeoA . The introduction of a new year brought many changes to the Girls' Club. We were pre- sented with a new Advisor, whom we all thank for her guidance. The annual initiation of our Freshman members started the year off along with the PEP WEEK for Homecoming. From there the girls worked toward their TOLO along with the many other activities of the Club. I would like to thank all the members who helped to make this year a success and say that I enjoyed working with them. Sincerely Joan Langlois President FROSH. GIRLS DRESS SO NICELY ! ! All the Frosh girls pose for us 32 QtAJk ’ Club CctbUiJ b Girls' Club Cabinet: Judy M., Joan R., Barbara V., Mary R., Joan L., Bonnie D., Loraine B., Linda M., Lois B., Lois R., Advisor: Miss Anderson. President Joan with Miss Anderson. Girls' Club sells pizza for Valentine's Day. FFA Officers: Secretary, Wayne Davidson; President, George Magnochi; Sentinel, Dave Zylstra; Vice President, Jerry Peterson; Reporter, Earl Pickering; Secretary, Tom Bennett. F. F. y� f-los YoAti The Future Farmers of America, or FFA as it is commonly known, is the national organization of, by and for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Vocational Education Acts. No national student organization enjoys greater freedom of self-government under adult counsel and guidance, than the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA. Organized in November, 1928, it has served to motivate and vitalize the systematic instruction offered to students of vocational agriculture. The foundation upon which the FFA is built, includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship and patriotism. Margie introducing Chapter Sweetheart candidates: Mary Ann W., Cheryl E., Linda P., Linda M. 34 Earl P., David Z., Contestant from Issaquah. STATE FAIR DAIRY JUDGING 1962 Bob Pfeiffer takes 1st place in King County Public Speaking Contest. Drew Hall project Sid Mattson. Wayne Davidson, George Magnochi, Jerry Peterson. 35 Left to right, 5th ROW, Phillip Boshaw; Bobby Pfeiffer; David Rothschild; 4th ROW, Tom Bennett; Harrold Beba; John Quaale; Donald Moore; John Donald; Chad Clinton; David Moore; 3rd ROW, Judy Owens; Lois Ronnei; Dona Isom; Loraine Barker; Lois Benton; Joan Langlois; Sherry Kilby; Beth Hackenbruch; 2nd ROW, Renate Kihn; Kathy Paar; Sharon Ducken; Linda Noble; Mary Rothschild; Nancy Beveridge; Audrey Stephenson; Linda Fehrenbach; Elaine Fisher; 1st ROW, Advisor Mrs. Randlev; David Davis; Eulene Nansel; Joan Roetcisoender; Susan Meehan; Edward Moore. The purpose of the Honor Society is to promote academic excellence and to award recognition to those students who maintain a high scholastic record. Pins are awarded to members as a badge of achievement. The Honor Society tries to award a scholarship each year to some deserving senior who plans to go to college. Mrs. Randlev, the organization advisor, guides the club in its activities. The Honor Society may take off dne day from school in each semester for approved activities. The first semester day is usually used for an educational trip and the second semester day is usually used in conjunction with a week-end for a three day camping trip for members. 36 Ed Moore, President Left to right: Judy Owens; Linda Noble; David Moore; Mary Rothschild. For the first time in its history, Tolt High School established a debate team. Not content to start on a partial basis, Tolt's Debate Team participated as a full time member of the Kingco Debate League. In- experience keynoted early season debates, but as league competition drew to a close, the Debate Team had definitely shown that they were capable of competing on an equal basis with their Kingco rivals. Tolt debaters unanimously agreed that, while debate required a great deal of work, much was learned and the experience definitely worth while. Greg Briggs Advisor 37 Mr. Briggs helps Renate and Elaine with their cards. Toti f-fajk Mrs. Prescott District Office Secretary As Mr. Fix-it from dawn 'til dusk, he keeps the old building stand- ing. Left to right: Linda Hollenbach; Beth Hackenbruch; Linda Wolff. Mr. Owens Tolt Hi Milkmaids 38 Milkshake Machinists Left to right; John Donald; Ken Larson; Kelcy Calyan; Ken Kosters; Cliff Zucati; David Colby; Paul Davis. Mrs. Terry Tolt Hi School Secretary MR. GOULD MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP Tolt's Jack-of-all-trades is seen now and then brushing up a little on his work. 39 ROW 1, 1. to r.: Mr. Sullivan Director; Lois Ronnei, Linda Ferhenbach, Bonnie Thompson, Jana Sander, Joan Lang- lois, Celia Dalla Pozza, Pat Backlin, Cheryl Ethier, Katy Freeman, Sally Spear, Loyal Donald, David Colby, Pat Sadlier, David Henton, ROW 2; Linda Davis, Dovie Colgate, Eileen Zylestra, Morton Anderson, Greg Jones, Cary Remlinger, Bonnie DeBoer, Susan Meehan, Lilia Renfro, Doreen Siddens, Judy Miller, Ronnie Eamst, Bob Loid, Joe Riechman, ROW 3: Joe Davidson, Paul Davis, Russell Remington, Dwight Quaale, Tom Blankenship, Bob Childs, Juanita Goodman, Eileen Miller, Susan Eastman, Mary Kayler, Chuck Cillmore, Jay Kuntz, Jim Richter, Mike Harvold. Uusfo Qchools Ufa The Chorus this year is composed mostly of beginners, and according to Mr. Sullivan, we are doing quite well. Besides our basic chorus this year we have added a Girls' Glee Club. We have sung at a couple of school as- semblies and put on Christmasconcertsfor both Carnation and Duball Grade Schools. We are going to attend the Music Concert this Summer; Also we are going to have a Spring Concert. The Chorus has a club this year and the officers are the following: President; Gary R., V. President; Joan R., Sec- retary; Lois R. The pianists are Lois R., Lois Benton, and substitute Elieen Z. Olds’ QtjUb CHub ROW 1 1 to r.: Margie Schnabel, Joan Roetcisoender, Crish Dow, Vicky Siddens, Mary Lou Boie, Judy Brill Virginia Moore, Pam Shamek, ROW 2: Carol Freeman, Marylin Trimm, Sandy Zmuda, Mary Ann Backlin, Barbara Lipman, Arlene Kenny, Eulene Nansel, ROW 3: Lois Benton, Carol Roetcisoender, Judy Morris, Jenette Rodvold, Donna Isom, Donna Mann, Connie Mannering, Audrey Maxwell. B wL ROW 1 1. to r.: Eulene Nansel, Patty Stalhammer, Katy Freeman, Nancy Zmuda, Richard Smith, Bill Manglia, Eugene Nansel, ROW 2: Jim Nansel, Jim Dawson, Marilyn Sato, Tony Loutise, Chuck Cillmore, David Colby, Walt Stephenson, Bill Roetcisoender, ROW 3: Jack Deswart, Teddy Koesters, Drew Hall, Dick Buse, Jerry Hickson, Rex Colgate, Paul Davis, ROW 4: Art DeBoer, Jay Kuntz, Bob Childs, Terry Horst, Carl Buse, Linda McClain, Judy Miller. 41 Production editors: Donna Lee Isom Lois Benton Susan Meehan Beth Hackenbruch Lilia Renfro f-fi -Lifft OuM Owl MfiiliS. SITTING, Left to Right: Editorial Editor: Donald Moore, Co-Editor: Audrey Stephenson, Adviser: Mr. Briggs, Editor: Loraine Barker. STANDING: Phil Boshaw, Kaye Speer, Sharon Kerr, Susan Davis, Carole Haugan, Renate Kihn, Patti Stalhammer, Eunice Lintow, Sandy Zumuda, Sandy Wolff, Vicky Siddens, Jana Sanders, Francis Moore, Linda Fehrenbach, Elaine Fisher, Judy Owens, Karen Pattereon. 42 SITTING, Left to Right: Judy Miller, Adviser: Mr. Cain, Editor: Mary Rothschild, Business Manager: Lila Renfro, STANDING: Pam Shamek, Arlene Kenny, Donna Mann, Bonnie De Beor, Sue Koeller, Susan Meehan, Donald Moore, Barbra Vanhulle, Joan Roetcisoender, Nancy Eamst, Joan Langlois, Peter Rothschild. AiutudjS Woiks UomI o i th Tolfr ’63. Selling Ads Can Be Fun Mary Rothschild, editor; Mr. Cain, advisor. Left to right, John Quaale; DickBuse; Terry Trim; Tom Bennett; Advisor, Mr. Smith; Chad Clinton; David Moore; David Davis; Earl Pickering. Q u Cb C6ut On a cool, cloudy day late in September, three Senior boys and two Junior boys met with our principal, Mr. Patterson, and one of our faculty, Mr. Smith. The topic of discussion - — an organization to perform certain jobs pertaining to various aspects of sports events and assemblies. We undertook the task of forming our organization, drawing up a constitution, and beginning our activities. During this time, our membership was in- creased to four Seniors and four Juniors, our activities included organizing the parking lot, maintaining litter receptacles in necessary locations on the school grounds and in the park, policing the floor at Bas- ketball games, and other jobs related to the organization of school activities. Under the patient and able guidance of our advisor, Mr. Smith, we grew in leader- ship, responsibility, and appreciation of the opportunity to be of service to others when- ever possible. 44 Service Club in action. 1962 Janet Barker, Frosh Princess; Sid Mattson, Soph. Prince; Cheryl Ethier, Jr. Princess; Chad Clinton, Sr. Prince; Lilia Renfro, Sr. Princess; Ken Larson, King; Sherry Kirby, Queen; Dwight Quaale, Sr. Prince; Donna Isom, Sr. Princess; Tom Bennett, Jr. Prince; Barbara Dowd, Soph. Princess; Bill Minaglia, Frosh Prince. PEP WEEK was started with the election of HOME- COMING ROYALTY. The week followed with a number of activities including a sweatshirt day, slave day for the football players and of course yells and songs every day. The whole affair was climaxed with the effigy burning and the big Game. PIC SKIN BALL was the theme for the homecoming dance that set the finishing touches on the week. The senior class sponsored the dance which began directly after the game and a good time was had by all dancing to the music of Rufe Weston. King and Queen at Game 46 ' 'pig Qktiv oW' The Royalty King and Queen reign Dancing to the music of Rufe Weston. The fainting scene . . . poor Lucretia . . . poor Sylvestor. One, two, three, hop . . . C'mon Mr. Moore! SgkXms Pto uCfc 'QkiMt L Abv l Skinned Alive, although a silly threatrical afflatus, proved a lucky choice for the Senior Play. The inspired performance delivered by the cast produced a smashing success. The persistent hard work of the seniors culminated in two evenings of creditable entertainment. The brothers Moore, Don, and Ed skillfully portrayed their roles as young businessmen on a vacation. Donna Isom and Cary Remlinger, as the gangster team, could be said to have stolen the show except for the equally hilarious feats of Tom Solberg as Freckles, Beth Hackenbruch and Eileen Zylstra as the spinsters, Lois Ronnei as the maid, Chad Clinton as Terror and Kay Speer and Lilia Renfro as the stylish young ladies. Morton Anderson, as the shy Sylvester Smith, invested this quiet role with a superb interpretation which should have been seen by the talent scouts. Vivien Randlev, Director Play Cast: 1. to r.; 1st ROW; Tom Solberg, Lois Ronnei, Lilia Renfro, Kaye Speer; 2nd ROW; Cary Remlinger, Donna Isom, Chad Clinton, Ed Moore, Don Moore, Beth Hackenbruch, Morton Anderson, Eileen Zylstra, and Mrs. Randlev. 4.1 The big, bad gangsters enter! Junior Cfftss Ptesewfe Foscinatawi . 49 OuA Cbfwis Piouldb CoMbefefeo ! • • • QquOudj 62” (ajm sw m Vt£yt4r . ft Lack of experience and injuries were the major factors in the poor (won and lost) season at Tolt. The season began with only a few seasoned players. With eight major injuries to some Of the experienced players, coming one after another, we had a new lineup each week. The rosy part of the picture is that almost everyone of the large initial turnout stayed (unless hurt), which gives much more experience to the coming year. Coach Hatch Coach Hatch preparing for the night's game. John driving for yardage. Ready! 52 Backfield: J. Quaale, S. Mattson, T. Solbeig, B. Minaglia, E. Nansel. Varsity line: D. Quaale, S. Hanold, C. Clinton, P. Boshaw, D. Buse, B. Phieffer, M. Barthelomew. 53 Line: 1. to r.: T. Trim, E. Moore, R. Profitt, E. Nansel, G. Jones, M. Harvold, D. Quaale. Backfield: P. Rothschild. D. Hall, V. Maxwell, J. Kuntz. FRONT ROW; 1. to r.: J. Dawson, B. Spaulding, J. Gustafson, L. Butler, B. Loid, J. Nansel, D. Henton, J. Brown, R. Colgate, D. Hall, P. Rothschild. 2nd ROW: B. Childs, J. Qualle, B. Minaglia, J. Kuntz, D. Buse, E. Nansel, V. Maxwell, C. Buse, C. Clinton, R. Proffitt, T. Trim, L. Kuntz. BACK ROW: L. Sikes (manager), G. Jones, S. Mart- son, E. Moore, A. DeBoer, H. Beba, P. Boshaw, B. Pffeiffer, M. Haivold, D. Qualle, M. Baithelomew, T. Solberg, S. Hanold. 54 L. to R.: Jerry Gustafson; Pat Sadlier; Art DeBoer; Rex Colgate; Dale Robertson; Coach Cain, Lany Butler; Peter Rothschild; Walter Stephenson; Cary Hudson; Jonny Backlin; Ted Rosters, David Henton; Jack Mann; Ronnie Earnst; Cary Hinze; Jim Nansel; Bill Roetcisoender. ft 55 Keep the Ball a-Roll'in' L. to R.: Sid Mattson; Bob Pfeiffer; Phil Boshaw; Mike Barthelomew; Jerry Brown; Rex Colgate; Curtis Wright; Eugene Nansel; David Rothschild; Drew Hall; Bill Minaglia; Peter Rothschild; Coach Hatch. J.Vs UW f-t(uui t Be Ckuwps: Tolt . . 18 Tolt . . 31 Tolt . . 51 Tolt . . 40 Tolt . . 46 Tolt . . 61 Tolt . . 50 Tolt . . 32 Tolt . . 38 Tolt . . 37 Tolt . . 53 Tolt . . 36 Tolt . . 44 Tolt . . 42 Tolt . . 43 Tolt . . 50 Tolt . . 41 Tolt . . 43 Mt. Si........ Sultan........ Orcas......... Kings G....... Monroe........ Friday H...... Granite....... Tahoma . . . . Coupeville . . . Darlington . . . Skykomish . . . Tahoma . . . . Laconner . . . . Monroe........ Coupeville . . . Sultan........ Darrington . . . Skykomish . . . 34 43 19 43 45 42 43 40 43 13 30 20 26 39 41 37 M VARSITY and J.V.'S with COACHES, Managers and Statistician. 56 L to R: Coach Kappenman. Craig Colby; Harrold Beba; David Moore; Dwight Quaale; Joe Riechman; Maxwell; Tom Solberg; John Quaale; Lael Sikes; Chad Clinton. Tolt . . 23 Mt. Si . . 56 Tolt . . 45 Sultan . . 53 Tolt . . 60 Orcas . . 35 Tolt . . 54 Kings G . . 48 Tolt . . 34 Monroe . . 65 Tolt . . 55 Friday H . 40 Tolt . . 52 Granite F . 66 Tolt . . 40 Tahoma . 37 Tolt . . 58 Coupeville 53 Tolt . . 52 Darrington 43 Tolt . . 34 Skykomish 58 Tolt . . 49 Tahoma . . 58 Tolt . . 31 LaConner . 60 Tolt . . 31 Monroe . 51 Tolt . . 35 Coupeville 40 Tolt . . 46 Sultan ... 40 Tolt . . 37 Darrington 49 Tolt . . 52 Skykomish 43 Tolt . . 60 Granite F . 68 Tolt . . 38 LaConner . 61 Tournament Games Tolt. . 38 Quilcene.37 Tolt . . 40 Orting ... 52 Demon's V tSCfcy h i G 3 Jump, Dave, higher! higher! 58 Qftpjyi LpaApm £oag LpaApM Carol Roetcisoender, Margie Schnabel, Nancy Beveridge, Cheryl Ethier, Jennette Rodvold, Sharon Ducken. Bonnie Thompson. Tod'S VM QqucuL Leads CJmnS - £o ig$! Sue Koeller, Thelma Rodvold. S9 Tbfifcs T uuS 7g uu6 Uxxp.umPm, Cl n fir. COACH MR. CAIN L. to R. 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