Tolt High School - Tolo Yearbook (Carnation, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1969 volume:

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TTTxTTf'kTfXWX7'kT ' - -v-.rv - -...- 1 . 1 x . . 1 o a .., 'uv 1 y . r..-1 ' Q 1' 4' ,y .L V sf ' I ,, Qs x-' i X x av- Faces Are Like Buildings Old and New Table of Contents A time for . . . Academics Classes Organizations Sports Seniors Ads 6- 7 18- 33 34- 51 52- 75 76- 92 93-105 DEMICS FQ ,Lip '- g - .Y'f1 ' 11 xxx Q, my nr H 8 1 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS, left to right: Mr. Roetcisoender, Mr, Remington, Mr, MacKenzie, Mr, Kryger Moore and Mrs. Prescott. Behlnd th Bus MLLh3J11C Pel cy 'Sholty' Janitor George CLu'ry Mr, Poindexter fJa.nitorj Maneval r....,g,fX ga Q-f ......, 'Harm -I in 'ix A M. r . xt f Q 5, 311 ii? .- iff 21 y J- .1 y , X sl X . m 3 I f' ,. . .ar fl n-J P1'incipa1's Secretary Mrs. Whittiker -Xxx Lupe1'intendent's Secretary MTS' Sharon Mclmfosh -Irs. Prescott Scenes BUS DRIVERS, left to right: D. Austin, G. Curry, A, Harvold, R, Noble, II. Lashway, II. Owens, J. Benedict, S. Muneval, V. Amos, S, Hanold. DMI I TR TIO ANDF CULTY EE ii? Mr. James Satterlee, Principal . 8.-1 Mr, W. Lyndle Moore, u in en en 2 ss., Mr. Albrecht Typing, Bookkeeping, Data Processing, Business Machines Mrs. Balenti English, Humanities Spec ch, Journalism Miss Byram P. E. Mrs. Drake Library Mr. Gibbs Algebra, Geometry, Trig., Chemistry, Photograph Miss Jackson Home Ee I HB -f Mrs. Kaplin Mrs. Logan Art District Speech Therapist Mr. Logan United States History, World History, Current World Problems, World Geography Mr. Lydon Health 81 Safety Ed. , Driver Training, World Geography, Washington History Mr, Moore NOT PICTURED: Miss Mathews District Nurse Boys' P. E. , General Math, Biology Mrs. Ra.nd1ev English Honors, English, Spanish Mr. Skalicky Mech. Drawing, Wood Shop, Metals Shop, Carpentry Mr. Sullivan Chorus, Band Miss Tromp German, English Mr. Turrell English, General Math Mr. Walen Earth Science, Ornamental Horticulture, Ad- vanced Animal Science, Power Mechanics Mrs. Wilson District Counselor ...--.1 T' FRONT ROW, left to right: Dave Andrews, Ernie Heide, Patty DeBoer, Peg Maneval, MIDDLE ROW: Teresa Oldring, Debby Marty, MaryLou German, Kathy Morris, Nancy Harder, Sue Kuntz, Pam Siddens, Rita Oldring, Patty Kryger, Terri Blanken, BACK ROW: Mr. Satterlee, Jerry Sinnema, James McMeins, Neal Coy, Ed Quaale, Pat Grady, Tony Rathbone. I thought we were painting the BLEACHERS ! The Student Council this year has really tried to bring the students together and make them proud of The New Tolt High, This has been a very successful year for the Student Council under the able leadership of Dave Andrews, Presidentg Ernie Heide, Vice Presidentg Patty DeBoer, Treasurerg and Peg Maneval, Secretary, Their activities have been examples of the thought and preparation that goes into all of their work, These activities include selling Demon sweat shirts, the Carnival, a spaghetti dinner, and bettering our school by getting new vending machines, and by making the school grounds more attractive. a ll 4,- -uv Q...-5-. Lgpusif Aff? W1 ,K -, ff.. Q M 1-11.-- My 4 v Y, w! Vi. 3 Q , ALE 1 . i Zi? F? .,.. ,-w-'A' .J-J vf 4- ,ITS 'F' 'i.'i'H 51 ,-L, f ,V J J- L-.Mm I 1N',- Q'-...Q David Andrews, President Ernie Heide, Vice President To the Student Body of Tolt High School: I will always remember this year as the time of change at Tolt High School. The change from the old Tolt to the new Tolt. The change will not come easily but I feel that we have started the ball rolling in the right direction. N u Peg Maneval, Secretary Pat DeBoer, Treasurer You will have new buildings, something to be proud of. So be proud! Next year will start a. new era in sports too, but the teams can do very little without your help. So get out and support your school. It is only what you make it, so make it the best. David Andrews A. S, B, President CLA SES Freshmen Lydia Barnhart Steve Batton Terri Blanken Steve Bosma Bill Bright Rod Butler Penny Carlsen 3 Terry Clark Lenard Cohenour Jan Colgate Valerie Cook Gordon Dale Dawn Dalton Ethel Davis Sally DeBoer The Freshmen are the newest members to Tolt High School. Being new they get the most tricks played upon them. Even through all their trials and tribulations they have held their head high. This class has great potentials, if they use their abilities wisely. Yvonne Chapman Donna Cousens Denise DeVries Lee Ducken Rebecca Duke Sharla Emler Joe Fairman W ii- f ai K V v in 'p f X, : hLan.iY Mary Freeman Mike Giusti Mike Gilbertson Wayne Gilmore A . 1 4' ' --.. If , 2 ' ' fish- , -. ' 5 P 1 5 Q, e- Pk -Q .. I ,V 'K I bt A ,S Greg Hamik Tim Heide Tamara Hinze Ken Howard Pat Fehrenbach Steve Foster Susan Gotcher Scott Hall 3 WQZ Ralph Johnson Tim Jordon Tom Jordon Bob Kehrer suck ic to Us, Patsy Kohler Pat McKenzie Jeff Michaud ling 1 Mike Phillips If had Li -5' Julie Kilgore Patty Kryger Tom Le Moine Terri Losleben Roger Miller LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss B. Jackson, Advisory T. Blanken, Treas,g R. Oldring, Sec.g J. Colgate, V-Pres,g R, Profitt, Pres.g Mr, W, Skalicky, Advisor, Y Mike Michaud ?'v Tyra Phillips Pete Nelson iv' Randy Profitt ali 1 xy x iw Q f jx Cb 7 I P .ij I!! , Rebecca Norman Rita Oldring ff Q , f , A M K R K t , i iv M Steve Rush Mike Sato I Richard Maneval E Doris Peters R I ,, ,M-.V i H 5' v ,. Vickie Schaff .ja 4. '- mis 4 2 J 4 ii... Bonnie Shockley Jean Vanhulle Carlene Whitebull Ss XV 7 A D V-iw . X ' K - Q x . . :,5.:k,V 5 vz: fx, I wg T , T Y in - .wf..f.i. . w. Raelene Wilson 3- , R 6 X 4' V , Wlvia Sonnenschein M I KQV -A W . . S John Vanhulle . 4.2 . ,, if VJ, i Barbara Whittaker Jimmy Winkler -1, f 1' A Lynette Terry Richard Waiton .O '9'...'?' 5 kv- my U q w. 1 Cindy Wickstrom i A Q. : Paul Wolff Rhonda i er ly Teresa Walen Nicky Wickstrom William Worf L 'Q- ix , as ' nod 'rnompson Karen To 1. Ki it Debra Wandler Shelly Wilhelm f ,ia i. E Cindy Worthy I .lim Cindy Ward Vicki Williams NOT PICTURED John Fairman Ross Link Patty Thompson l11'2.l'lg63.l1 Brenda Anderson Steve Baldwin Paul Batton Don Bergquist Mark Bidon X w Q 1 'ur sg, -- ' 1 5 ' '- - . K ,, . , - ,,f , ' iff dx, nv. 9 4 at ,, 3 Ruth Buchanan Patty Chambers Neal Coy Chris Dalla Pozza Connie Davis Mr. Karl Albrecht and Mr. Frank Logan are the advisors of the Sophomore class. Their two main projects for the past year have been a hippie day and dance. They ordered and bought their class rings, one of the high points ophomores Mr. Logan, Advisorg Neal Coy, Sec.g Randy Trim, Treas,g Bob Kosters, V, Pres,g Mike Sunitsch, Pres.g Mr. Albrecht, Advisor, James Duke Connie Davis Patty Engle Jim Fariman Sharon Fay Valerie Gibbs Nancy Goodman Eugene Gotcher Pat Grady Dale Harder ., ,F tw A M li , in N I 5 A 0 .. JA 5? A za gf 5, H' ' - A NX 4 is 1 1 .,, H FEP if-221' Dianna Fehrenback Chuck Fisher Linda Fisher Jim Geertsma Joleen George Lexie Davis Joe Day Sue DeBoer Rick Doe Laurie Ducken -3- .11 Randy Harris Jeff Harvold Cheryl Haug Mike Haugan Susan Heidi x 1 X 122' w N 'Q 1 Paula Hill Lester Humphrey Bob Kosters Judy Ledbetter Judy Link Stanley Link - A..- L .- Gordan Maggs Don Manning f' g R Hippies are. . . John McClean John McKinnie Don McQuigg Roberta Meligan Ted Morris 'E ix l Marcia Petersen Dave Poindexter Elmon Potter Tony Rathbone Laura Rush Mike Schosbeck eh 5- X- I 1' 1 '1 .X 'ff1Y.'.-4 7.L . f.x.3.,- li. in Wally Shockley Jim Simms Jerry Sinnema ..,, , Mike Sunitsch Rob Tillotson ng N 4 4 Fill in the cracks. . . . NOT PICTURED Lance Hinze Bill McClendon Really studying ? V . A A Up Up And Away f E N fit' 3 . gl I l. Randy Trim no ydfi. , j Pat Walen Sandy Wandler Tom Ward Pam Willey -, if X I Elizabeth Worf Fred Zimmerman Paul Zugati Junior Class- lass of LEFT TO RIGHT: Russ Trim, President, Teresa Oldring, Vice-President, Debby Marty, Secretary, Debbie Foster, Treasurer. ' ,.4.'mlLX ,TJ . 5 Y if-3 la 5' N. S, A , ig.-Qfglf A : . u . ' 'QA in 28 x nw-1 'U' 9 Q , Y' I VN F-' if s xr J be F 7 Q A ggi ef- Barnhart, Karen Barnhart, Steve Batton, Randy Blanken, Rick Bosma, Marge Brower, Marilyn Brown, Lyndon Brown, Steve Causland, Mike Carns, Teresa Chapman, Ken Cohenour, Shirley Colgate, Cheri Cousens, Lee Cummings, Melinda Dalton, Dewey Davidson, Nancy DeBoer, Kathy Decker, Charlett Decker, Joanne Decker, Shiela Dempsey, Michael DeVries, Rick Donald, Ben Drumm, Mary Eastman, Jon Engle, Scott Engle, Sue Fay, Jennifer Fisher, Skip ' v si fix Foster, Debbie Gardner, Marianne Geertsma, Trudy German, Mary Lou Gilbertson, Bob This is my best sldel The Junior Class - Class of 70 is one of the largest classes in Tolt High School, Painting the flagpolcg the goalpost, and the vending machines were some of their projects, Plans were made to go carroling throughout the valley, This year's Juniors won the trophy for the best float in the Homecoming parade, The Juniors are a hard working class, and meet their problems head on, L I. 'W M' Hinzman, Chuck Humphrey, Clayton Isom, Randy Jackman, Roy Johnson, Roger Marty, Debbie McMeins, James Michaud, Lilli Miller, Kathy Moklebust, Helen ,gi 94, Gilbertson, Gail Gilbertson, Rick Gilmore, Steve Grady, Mike Haugan, Jim Keher, Randall Kryger, David Lawson, Tom Lebed, Nick Losleben, Steven Creating the Junior float. Well, Kathy won't try that again! -Jia W' r ' lk 'i -1 Jil- ,Jun-. Follow me! Come OH Skip, Show us how ! Moore, Jeanette Moore, Jeff Morris, Kathy Nelson, Paul Norman, Sue , V, v X A, A , :il up 'SS Y, Quaale, Ed Ramsey, Rick Reed, Chris Richards, Roy Riechman, Katherine Ruddell , Bill Rush, Katherine Scott Martha Oldring, Teresa O'Neal, Linda Plant, Paula. Platt, Doug Price, Bruce Terry, Pam Trim, Russ Zmuda, Penny ALL CHOOL PLAY Madame Budharova: Performance of duty very inef- ficient ! Bunny Beadle: What you need pal, is a belt in the mouth ! Mr, Turrel: Thank you for the pretty Sweater A Pennant For the Kremlin, a three-act comedy by David Rogers, was the All School Play for this year. One of Toltls new teachers, Mr, 'IH1rrel1, directed the play, With the help of many of the teachers and also many students, the play was a great success, PART Announcer . . Doc Bratton . . Bimny Beadle . . . Jim Reeves . . . Larry Oakes . . Sandy Nelson . . Ken Powers . . Sal Castinez , . Miss Frazier . . . Chalmers .... Hastings ..... Vivian Callaway . . Herbie .... . . . . Adelaide Wiley .... Yekaterina Budharova Mikhail Deborin , , , Tasia....... Irma Garvell . . Mrs. Iannucci .... Masha Malsynenko . . Senora Machado . . Fan . . Fan .,.... Fan ........ Hot Dog Vender . . CAST Steve Brown . . EdQuaale . . . Tony Rathbone . . Mike Haugan . . . Don Bergquist . . Scott Engle . . . Mike Sunnitch .... Chris Dalla Pozza . . . Richard Sinnema . . Dave Poindexter . . Carol Gardner . . . Mike Schosboek . . Jeanette Moore . . Kathy Morris . . Steve Losleben . . . Teresa Oldring . . . Roxanna Zimmerman . . Pam Manning . . . . Marianne Gardner . . . . Sue Norman .... Teresa Walen . , Dennis Richter . . Joleen George . . Raelene Wilson . . Mary Freeman, , . . . . . Russ Rathbone Manager of White Sox . . .White Sox Player . . White Sox Player . . White Sox Player . White Sox Player . . White Sox Player , ,White Sox Player . . . . . .RGPOTWP .....,.ReP01'ffel' . Umpire Sz Reporter TV news commentator , , her photographer . . . . . .asecretary . . Russian secretary a Russian Commissar . . . . . his daughter . . . . . . ashowgirl , , afish merchant . . Russian Reporter Madame Budharova: How romantic. . .working together maybe we could even have twin desks. Tasia: It's just ,,.,, ,this has never before happened to me. Miss Wiley: May I present Mr, Bratton. . . ORG NIZATION S Qi, N Q g X E wb 5 ' -W ND fbi. . mis ggi? ,fri ,- Cows, cows, cows. Look mom. , , F.F.A. I'll add this to my collection. When will it all end? ll I V H 5 ll IX AND 5VILL x' tl' fl' ,A FRONT ROW, left to right: Bob Kosters, Ben Ross, Rick DeVries, Richard Sinnema, Mickey Haugun, Laurie Ducken fchapter sweethartj, BACK ROW: Roger Miller, Jim Fairman, Fred Parr, Dave Poindextcr, Dale Harder, Steve Bosmzl, Fred Zimmerman, John Fairman, Duane Ronnei, Paul Zucati, Mr. Walen, Advisor. OFFICERS, FRONT ROW, left to right: Pat Walen, Rick DeVries, Richard Sinnema. BACK ROW: Ben Ross, Bob Kostcrs, Mickey Haugan. F, F, A, is a part of the Vocational Agriculture Organization. This club contains boys only, and to be a member, they must be enrolled in a Vocational Agriculture class. F. F, A, involves after school work such as exibit- ing livestock and Public Speaking. The main purpose of this club is to develop leadership in the boys. Advisorg Mrs. Randlev, Prcsg Diana Bidon, Vice-Pre-sg Pam Siddcns, Trcasg Wendy Zuidcrbaan, Sec. Kuthaleen Rush, Advisory Miss Jackson. Girl ' Club What are they laughing about? ,Aa Upsy-daisy! X, C, v Av R.-LX Take it I This year the Girls' Club had so many members it was impossible to name them all. The girls just crowded in and hoped that they would get into the picture. The closer he gets, the better I look. This year's Girls' Club had their own private initi- ation. This initiation included all of the freshmen and all of the new students of Tolt High School. It was held one night at the Tolt High gym and all the Seniors and Juniors in Girls' Club planned it. Pin me quick there's a draft. 'X 1 -'I ' 3.3 R' U. ,M ,ii-NW' Q.-fn. ,.' .,, k ., .n . V ,..,,.....-- I f -fs' .+,,Qz.. - f 'X tw- v,x..l K ,,... nv, X Director, Mr. Sullivzm. FIRST COLUMN, loft to right: J. SZll1llL'1', M. Guisti, P. Mclivnxiv, P. Grurly XX SECOND COLUMN: XV. Worf, P. Nelson, L. Duckon, R. Rich:u'Ll:5, M. Hllllflilll, IJ. Bidon. '1'IIIRDi'l7I,UXIN: B. Wllitlflkor, T. Hcidc, T. Ilinzc, IG. Gotchvr, M. Biclon. FOURTH COLUMN: M. Szllu, Il. 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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Sullivan, director, Carol Gardner, Pam Siddens, Wendy Zuiderbaan, Dorthy Butler, Lyndon Brown, Steve Losleben, John Mcliinnie, Benny Ross, Steve Baldwin, Fred Lane, Dennis Richter, SECOND ROW: Teresa Oldring, Mary Freeman, Terry Losleben, Ethyl Marie Davis, Emily Payne, Chris Reed, Scott Engle, Mike Grady, Russ Trim, Steve Brown. THIRD ROW: Shelly Willhclm, Karen Barnhart, Maryln Brower, Bonnie Shockley, Paula Hill, Martha Scott, Lynette Eggstrom, Patty Riley. FOURTH ROW: Penny Carlsen, Cindy Ward, Cindy Worthy, Patty Engle, Terry Clark, Katheelen Rush, Nancy Harder, Darlene Marty, Debby Foster, Pam Manning, Dennis Smith, Mike Sunitsoh. Choru PEP CLUB Pep club is led by our Advisor Miss Byram. This year the girls have new outfits including the original orange sweaters with an emblem of the DEMONS and your name on the left sleeve of the arm. The new outfits are black jumpers with white blouses underneath. All the girls work very hard during the year to obtain their letter in Pep Club, by going to all the games and rooting for the MIGHTY DEMONS- Pep Club Officers fleft to righty Secretary T. Oldring, Vice President L. Eggstrom, Presi- dent P. Riley, Treasurer J. George. -ju BACK ROW, left to right: S. DeBoer, P. Hill, V. Gibbs, T. Phillips, J. Link, D. Marty. FIFTH ROW: P. Kryger, R. Oldring, S. DeBoer, J. Colgate, P. McKenzie, M. Freeman, J. Vanhulle, C. Wickstrom, D. Wandler, L. Terry, P. Kehler, S. Emler, D. DeVries, Y. Chapman, V. Williams, V. Cook. FOURTH ROW: L. Fisher, S. Sinn, P. Terry, R. Zimmerman, B. Bidon, L. Fisher, C. Davis, P. Zmuda, M. Brower, V. Schaff, J. Kilgore, P. Chambers, S. Fay, P. Engle, L. Ducken, T. Clark. THIRD ROW: M. Peterson, L. Rush, B. Anderson, C. Ilaug, T. Blanken, D. Dalton, K. Tourangeau, S. Wilhelm, E. Davis, S. Norman, M. Fay, K. DeBoer, M. German. R. Meligan, C. Emler, SECOND ROW: E. Payne, T. Wandler, P. DeBore, P. Maneval, D. Bidon, P. Siddens, W. Zuiderbaan, L. Eggstorm, P. Riley, S. Engle, C. Colgate, K. Riechman, D. Foster, C. Dalla Pozza. FIRST ROW: C. Worthy, T. Hinze, D. Marty, S. Jones, S. Sadler, C. Hackenbruoh, P. Miller, N. Harder, T. Oldring, D. Butler, T. Geertsma, J. George, T. Losleben, S. Sunnenshine, R. Buchannon. 1 ,IL ,X . Mu , , . . , . .. . ,sig We . Im ,fx l ll KPN J rf This is the first year girls have been interested in joining Service Club, Service Club was first a part of Lettermon's Club, then it was opened to all boys who were interested, This past year girls have over run the Club, They changed the name to Tolt High Service Club , got new jackets and hats, Now there are only two boys and fifteen girls, The President is Roxana Bernie Zimmerman and the Advisor is Mr, Walt Skalieky, They have really worked hard to help lieep l'olt's visitors comfortable Service Club CONSPIRACY '7 '7 l'RONl ROW, left to light P im Mlnning, Roxanne Zimmerman Teresa Oldring, MaryLou German Sue Kuntz Suz xnne Jones BACIX ROW Chuck Fisher, Jodeen Harvold Marcia Fay Susan Norman Kathy Morris Kathy DeBoer Sunne Sadlier Wally Shockley QW' Shall we turn out the lights? These turned out fine! Photo Club members are given a chance to learn darkroom P techniques. They bring their film from home or they can buy it from the school where they then develop and print them. The purpose of this club is to give students not able to attend a photography class a chance to learn the graphic arts. They aid the Annual and themselves. FRONT ROW, left to right: Karen Barnhart, Tina Wandler, Emily Payne, Marilyn Brower, Jeanette Moore, Debbie Foster, Teresa Carns, Roxanne Zimmerman. BACK ROW: Mr, Gibbs fadvisorj, Marge Bosma, Katherine Reichman, Russel Rathbone, Ed Quaale, and Dave Kryger. To get into Honor Society you must get a 3. 2 accumu- lative grade point. The students that do this have to work very hard to maintain their good standing and are proud to be members. The Honor Society makes two trips a year, one in the Fall and one in the Spring. This year they went to the McChord Air Force Base for their fall trip. Their spring trip usually consists of a three-day camping trip to Sun Lakes. The activities they've had this year to earn money in- clude selling donuts at various school plays and a car wash fin the rain.J LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretaryg J. Moore, Treasurerg K. - .ff H0 OR SOCIETY Mr. Gibbs QAdvisory ff 'f ,,f-' Riechmau, Vice Presidentg D. Foster, President M. Grady. T f 1 ,UNH -,,-- N . l N 'o .1 Q apsg FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Michaud, D. Foster, ,C. Dalla Pozza, L. Rush, M. German, L. Eggstrom, C. Gardner, P. Riley, C. Colgate, P. Siddens, P. DeBoer. BACK ROW: Mr. Gibbs, Advisor, T. Carns, J. Moore, C. Davis, S. Wandler, C. Emler, R. Meligan, N. Goodman, S. DeBoer, K. Riechman, D. Richter, D. Andrews, R. DeVries, M. Grady, S. Jones, S. Sadlier. - JR, Vg K,- I N fra r ' I ' n C gn' 'xx X f W A 4 'ig Vi 'C 'L '..'l! f- wr 1 ..-fig Y Who's who on the bus? fi 'W Ss fx, ra rw. 47 PER S FF IT IS ll WORLD UF STI I Q' A' 9 tif' X,,... ,357 ..--- ,we Say cheese. Type a little faster. FRONT ROW, left to right: Jenny Fay, Kathleen Rush, Marianne Gardner, Debby Marty, Mary Drumm. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Balenti, Advisor, Teresa Carns, Pam Terry, Penni Zmuda. THIRD ROW: Rick Ramsey, Larry DeBoer, Ed Quaale, Ernie Heide, Sue Norman FOURTH ROW: James MCM:-rins, Dennis Richter, Russ Trim, Steve Brown. NOT PICTURED: Mike Bernard, Debby DeJong, Nancy Harder, Lennette Eggstrom, Carol Gardner, and Pam Manning. ,..-0'-f' 2 39 Slow, but sure QQ-tp PAGE EDITORS: Russ Trim, Marianne Gardner, Larry DeBoer, Mary Drumm, Deb Marty. The students that work on the Tolt Hi-Life all agree that it is lots of fun , but that there are many responsibilities and a great deal of hard work that come with it. Mrs. Balenti, the new class advisor has learned as much about running a newspaper as the mem- bers of the staff. Working on the newspaper taught them a lot about organization, how to meet deadlines, how to be concise reporters, and how to put words into ideas. A11 xvork and no play? D'ya think we'll make this deadline ? ,Q an-A,-S' - if -l. w E is Drill Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Roxana Zimmerman, Debbie Foster, Kathy Morris, Diana Bidon, Terry Clark, Linda Fisher, Teresa Walen, Dorothy Butler, Teresa Oldring, Katherine Reichman, Teresa Carns, Patty Engle, Lydia Barnhart and Patty Kryger. Girls now PLEASE. Let's try it once more, This is your left side ..... For the first time Tolt High girls have formed a drill team. Under observation of their advisor Miss Byram and drill team captain Ruth Buchano long hours of practice are required to make the drill beam what it is today. In addition to this each girl is also required to make her own outfit, which consists of a sharp looking orange vest and matching shorts, set off by a black turtle -neck, shoes and socks. ns Keep in step. Advisor: Miss Byram Captain: Ruth Buchanon These Saturdays are really fun SPO RTS x . 4521, J . I , ' . ttpfvfxkgiftf ' ll 'f The Football team this year has really improved over the past three years. They've raised the morale of the school, parents and alumni, The team worked well together, they aroused spirit throughout the school. This year's team has had its share of injuries, but under thc guidance of Coach Darrell Moore and Assistant Coach Karl Albrecht, they pulled through with flying colors. FOOTBALL i ffmg.f,, '1 ? ffw'12 g W , , g i g use -f 1 A .A Jw pu- :E--' M1773 -t U' I K ' 1, , 452 . ,,,,,,, W... A at Da! What doldo now? A 1 T A dpi l lift A r ' ' .1-f 'I , 5 i'. qf 'Alf , ' 'a' ,Z ,T VA ' ig Q 5 -- .1 -v? f . Hold'em! You tell em Big Kath !! 'S W - , if 'Q ! 2' 'fstw Qu, - I M-1m5g.f,f, ' f , ' ,-L in ' f WX' A 4 Nb : iff 1, 'ftrgff rg,-fm, , ,wg ,bit A. w SOCK IT TO 'EM PETE!! LET'S GO!! Tolt Tolt Tolt Tolt Tolt Tolt Tolt Tolt Tolt What's a nice guy like me doing in a place like this? . . , , Granite Falls , Cle Elum . Blaine , Nooks ack , Stanwood .. ..... 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J. z ' s 'Hx . -'r f'N'fffJ J 1 1, - 1 'l' xg .. t.-H . 1 'Q ' v 'Q '1 f H ur- v ,:, in 4 4 ,wa .. .tx X . . 1 I . 9, J r 4' ' 53 I . 5...-,-1 ' ' . kv :Yi .15 Q .. we , - ,1- A,-'+r -xx M' .ggi M. i ,e V ' ' -iz: Un 4 pf we fi s, .W ,ag x.: 4,- iii ' ivy. V' 5.--4 ' mul, ,- . X . i V . - . -..,.-, M .- fi . FRONT ROW, left to right: Steve Rush, Joe Fairman, Mike Gilbertson, Pete Nelson, SECOND ROW: Mike Phillips, Mike Sato, Sato, Randy Profitt, Rod Butler, THIRD ROW: Lee Ducken, Mike Giusti, Tim Jordan, Bill Bright. BACK ROW: Ralph Johnson, Ken Howard, Steve Foster, Greg Hamik, Jim Winkler, Coach Logan. FRE HMA FOOTB LL This is the first year Tolt has had a Freshman Football team. They only had two football games and won both of them. Their coach Mr, Logan says, They will def- inately make good Varsity players, Together they all worked hard and to the best of their abil- ily. Pete Nelson, Bill Bright, Mike Giusti, Steve Foster, Greg Hamik, Lee Ducken, Rod Thompson, and Paul Wolf, The main players in both games were: Mike Sato, Cheri Colgate, Susan DeBoer, Laurie Ducken, Sue Engle, and Debbie Marty with their colorful outfits of orange and black, lead our school, With the help of their new advisor, Miss Byram, they'vc helped to bring the spirit of the New TOLT HIGH SCHOOL back to the games Junior arsity Dribble! Dribble. . The Junior Varsity, with the help of Coach Moore, have won some keen victories. One outstanding score was 98 to 49 with Granite Falls, Their future holds many great possi- bilities for both Tolt and themselves. . 51 . A' ifix. 11 L1 ' kk 'ii Sink it Mark! I wanna hold your hand! LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager David Kryger, Jerry Sandor, Paul Nelson, Pat Grady, Roger Johnson, Larry DeBoer, Dave Andrews, Steve Foster, Russ Bosnia, and Coach Albrecht. NOT PICTURED: Ncil Coy, Jeff llarvold, and Russ Trim. VAR ITYA DJ. . Coach Moore, Jim Fairman, Mark Bidon, Jim Geertsma, Greg I-Iamik, Rick Doe, Roy Jackman, Lester Humphrey, Randy Trim, Jerry Sinnema, Ted Morris, Mike Sato. 23 15 , Ny The Duck Walk? ? ? Togetherness . Show 'em how Russ, That's the way to do it, X' 'ff ,A ' x V., x 1 7 I w a 1 , I ' m an...-A. 1' K' Nz, ,W .-..-f .g,, f .,f4 -m.,......,,,. X...... 43 f -'f N. ix . 1 I FROSH BASKETB LL LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Lydon, Richard Maneval, Mike Phillips, Randy Profitt, Pete Nelson, Rod Butler, Kon Howard, Gordon Dale, Paul Wolff, Nick Wickstrom, Rod Thompson, Tim Jordon, Steve Russ. This year the Freshman basketball team is made up of nearly all the Freshman boys. Their coach, Mr. Larry Lydon, whipped them into shape. The boys worked hard all year at practices and showed us this in their games. They have won most of their games by working together as a team. FRONT ROW, left to right: P. Nelson, J. Sinnema, T. Morris, M. Gusti, D. Dalton, P. Nelson, M. Sunitsch, D. Powell. BAC ROW: Coach Moore, W. Shockley, D. Manning, L. Humphrey, C. Hinzeman, D. Smith, L. DeBoer, and B. Ruddcll. i. J q '9' X x Pick 'em up Chuck! BASEB LL Lots of hustle Bill. Hey Dave, the coach is watching ' .1 fi -X. X., . f I Via XXX' We .gb 1 ' ids in ,s 1 6 . 3- ,.:'a '1 - MJ' . E li 13 fi sf llq., X BACK ROW, left to right: Fred Lane, Coach Logan, Ken Chapman, Steve Baldwin, Chris Reed, Mike Grady, Pete Duke, Roy Richards, Scott Hall, Rick DeVries. FRONT ROW: Clayton Humphery, Bob Gilbertson, Rick Gibertson, Dale Harder, Mike Sunitsch. Come on and get in there and FIGHT! Wrestling at Tolt? This was the question asked among many of our boys. But with a little considera- tion and thought, the idea developed and with the help of Coach Logan, a team was formed. Gradually, the students' disbelief gave way to pride as many of the boys won their matches. Even though our boys fought well, we lost our meets. Mr. Logan believes our losses were mostly due to lack of wrestlers in certain weight categories, which caused us to lose points, All in all Mr. Logan is satisfied with the work of the team. He thinks wrestling has a bright future at TOLT, and hopes there is a bigger turnout next year. You can pin HIM! The winner! FRONT ROW, left to right: G. Gilbcrtson, L. Duckcn, D. Butler, S. Kuntz, C. Whitebull, C. Worthy, L. Rush, P. Zmuda, L. Michaud, P. Kohler. BACK ROW: S. Cohenour, M. Cummins, P. Kryger, S. Engle K. Morris, D. Blddon, B. Whittaker, G. Gccrstma, P. MacKenzie, R. Olclring, and Coach Turrell It's a real race? ?? Really throw it, Dave. Watch it Tony. Which way did it go, Pete? In the drivers seat Fred. Aim for the Sky Bob. FRONT ROW, left Lo right: R. Doe, M. Bidon, R. Richards, C. Reed, L. Brown, B. Gilbertson, R. Profitt, M. Phillips, R. Maneval, F. Lane. BACK ROW: Coach Turrell, S. Barnhart, C. Humphrey, P. Walen, P. Duke, D. Andrews, R. Bosma, S. Foster, B. Kostcrs, T. Rathbone, J. Fairman, B. Bright. 7l -. . Cf ,Z .AIC Ease. ' ' nv HW! .1 , Q! ,M . -. . . ,wa-.Ad W' FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Fay, M. German, J. Link, D. Dalton, T. Clark, E. Davis, D. Marty, P. Riley T Oldiing BACK ROW: Miss Byram, Coachg C. llaug, S. Jones, J. Goorge, K. Riechman, D. Marty, S. Norman, K. Trongeau J M0014 C Colgate Quick Cher, you're all alone. 72 . L, ., .ji Q . ., ,J , ., 1 J, .,, ... . , 'Z Q X wmxxw Q fff:.--:v b Check that form. TENN Roach for it Marylou. f Not serve Jeanette Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Grady: President, Larry DeBoerg Sergeant of Arms, Fred Laneg Vice President, Darrel Smith. The Lettermen's Club is an exclusive club. Boys who have lettered during one of the Athletic seasons may join. The purpose of the Lettern1en's Club is to raise money for needed extra sports equipment. An annual Let1nermen's project is the Alumni vs the Harlem Clowns . The Lettermen are the guides of the school and looked up to by all underclassmen. These boys work extra hard for their letters and deserve recognition. LETTE RME ' CL FRONT ROW, left to right: Darrel Smith, Larry DeBoer, Fred Lane, Pat Grady. BACK ROW: Den Bergquist, Paul Nelson, Russ Bosma, Russ Trim, Dave Andrews, Doug Platt, Jerry Sander. new A I 1 i K . SW N, N ix F ,Z . ,f h vg. ,,-' f ,fl Q , . gf! ue' If' ' ii X XM- ff' r., 7 W ue ...- Q , .ggi - ...ZL Y-1. 3 L i 54 an xi, N 1 ,.,gg Wx ji ' . , A ,K .X Z! if i .. 1- ,F Lf- - V, A .Q ,lg .ww- tl 1-sri..-., ,- ' b it 5 W-RMA , aw, ,. NM A , It M. .J...1 ,N-.,., Q., 5. .,, fiisial'-gg'1'-1:5-- +: f W, K if 'S 9, .1 sq,- K'-X . 1 A m L5 5 m,,, h . , V ,Q Q -in A , W., W-e-1 ,gm - Q. :JG-,, - N IGRS SE Ion HISTORY There we were! We were the Frosh at the the first day of school September 4, 1965. We heard a speech from Mr Van and then we were sent to our first period classes. Remember some from the old building? Sue Kuntzl was was Sec. and Pat Riley class project. so willingl of the J odeen frames for the buying our ig As Juniors Wdsl Pres. , Patty Sec. cessions at Our Junior too! There were lectures, notes and notes. . . Mr. be the LT HIGH Sec. we were th which included fthe theme was Autumn the A. S. B, 's project of painting and win- ning the majority of contests. We also had a pizza sale and Hawkins Day. Don't ever forget all the snow we had and the days school started late. . . or the flooded shop. . . or Contempt discussions. . . or the mass change of classes at the semester. Then came Spring, And with Spring came the Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, and the GRADUATING CLASS of 1969! !! LE TO LI E SENIOR OFFICERS Presidentg Larry DeBoer, Vice Presidentg Nancy Harder, Treasurerg Diana Bidon, Secretaryg Wendy Zuiderbaan A DLI ETOLE DAVID MICHAEL ANDREWS Men with few words often think most Ilonor Society 2, 3, 45 Letterman 2, 3-pres., 45 Foot- ball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Royalty 3-Prince, 4- King5 ASB pres. 4. Q' 'hiv MICHAEL FORREST BURNARD For some reason no one looks down on me Transfer from Issaquah High School. DIANA LOU BIDON I came, I saw, I'm leaving GAA 1, 2-pres., 3, 4-pres.5 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 De- bate 25 Paper 25 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4-pres.5 Audio- Visual 45 Sr. Play5 Powder Puff Football 2, 35 Tennis 15 Sr. Class treas.5 Drill team 45 Sr. Princess5 Stu- dent Council Rep. 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 3-sec., 4. 5 5 I X t RUSSEL NORMAN BOSMA He stoops to nothing but the door Letterman's Club 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3-Reporterg Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4. DOROTHY ANN BUTLER It's the quiet mouse that gets the cheese GAA 45 Pep Club 45 Girls' Club 45 Annual 45 Service Club 45 Tennis 45 Drill Team 45 Chorus 4. i i s ,Ii .1 ' ui? ., -, .Q .5'. 5: 1:f 5 tsl 'Q f. , is Wv i. N, - WJ . , im RANDY DAVID CAUSLAND I can resist anything but temptation Letterman's Club 45 Photo Club 45 Football 45 Base- ball 2, Sr. Prmce, Student Council Rep. 2. LAWRENCE EUGENE DEBOER All great men are dying, I don't feel so well myself Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4-pres.5 Paper 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Base- ball 2, 3, 45 Sr. pres.: Sr. Prince. PATRICIA JEAN DEBOER The word impossible is not in my dictionary GAA 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3- Vice pres. , 45 Annual 1, 25 All-school play 35 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Powder Puff Football 2, 35 ASB Treasurerg Student Council Rep. 4. BRIAN CLIFFORD CHAPMAN He looks bashful, but . . . Letterman's Club 45 All School Play 35 Football 4. DEBRAH LYNNE DEJONG ass on boys, m marrie Paper Staff 4. STEVEN ARTHUR DUCKEN Either I find a way or I make one Audio-Visuals 25 FFA 25 All School Play 2, 35 Football 2, 45 Basketball 15 Baseball 35 Band 1, 2. PETER ROGER DUKE Why should the devil have all the fun? Letterman 2, 3, 45 Debate 25 Paper Staff 2, 45 Senior Play 45 Manager 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 4. LENNETTE RENEE EGGSTROM Nice things come in small pack- ges GAA 25 Pep Club 2, 3-sec., 4- Vice pres.5 Paper Staff 45 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Tennis 45 Powder Puff 25 Chorus 4. eau- .a MARCIA MARIE FAY Generally speaking, she's generally speaking' GAA 1, 2, 3-Vice pres.5 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Club 15 Annual 35 Senior Play 45 Service Club 45 Tennis 1, 25 Powder Puff 1. SADA LUCILLE FISHER No I didn'L make my dimple with a pin Pep Club 45 Girls' Club 25 Powder Puff 2, 3, JODEEN GAIL HARVOLD Absence makes the heart grow fonder GAA 2, 3-pres., Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Paper 1, 33 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Annual 1, 2, 3-Asst. Edi- tor, 4-Editorg All School Play 3, Service Club 45 Honor Society 2g Tennis 1, 2, Powder Puff Foot- ball 2, 3g Soph. sec. 2. ERNEST ARNOLD HEIDE Why worry, I don't. Debate 2, 39 ASB Vice President 4. CAROL DIANE GARDNER She can be serious, but she'd rather not GAA 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Paper 45 Girls Club 2, 3, 45 Annual 2, 3, 4, All School Play 3, 4, Senior Playg Honor Society 2, 3, 4g Tennis 2, 3g Powder Puff 25 Soph, Vice Pres. CLAIRE LENORE HACKENBRUCII A quiet girl she is . . . sometimes. GAA 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Play 45 All School Play 4: Honor Society 2. NANCY LORRAINE HARDER nShe's small, but Oh how mighty. Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Paper 49 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3g All School Play 4, Senior Play 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 4, I Tennis 1, 2, Vice Pres. 4, Student Council Rep. 43 Chorus 4. SUZANNE ISABEL JONES Don't crowd boys, you will all get a chance GAA 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 49 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual 1, 2, 3, Business Manager, All School Playg Senior Playg Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Frosh Vice Pres.g Chorus 29 Band 1. ALEXANDER LEBED The eternal question mark FFA 3, 45 Service Club 1, 2. SUSAN PENNY KUNTZ I was cut out to be an angel but somebody ran away with the pattern Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' Club 1, 2, 35 Honor Society 2, 3, Senior Play, Powder Puff 2, 33 Tennis 1, 29 Frosh Pres. Frosh Class Princess, Soph. Class Princess, and Jr. Class Princessg Student Council 3, 45 Chorus 1, FREDERICK JAMES LANE Wheaties did it FFA 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Basketball 1, 25 Base- ball 2 , Track 1, 3, 49 Wrestling 45 Chorus 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3g Letterman 2, 3, 43 Lettermans Club Sgt. at Arms. PEGGY MARIE MANEVAL There are two sides to everything, my side and the wrong side GAA 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Paper 25 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual 35 All School Play 33 Senior Play 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4g Powder Puff Football 2, 39 Soph. treas.g ASB Secretaryg Band 2-Secretary. PAMELA KAY MANNING What could I do if I couldn't talk GAA 4g Paper 49 Girls' Club 49 All School Play and Senior Playg Chorus 4, Transferred from Corbett High School. RENNIE YVONNE McPHEETERS Oh that innocent look Pep Club 49 Girls' Club 4, Transfer from Corbett. PATRICIA ANN MILLER I'm learning a lot, but school interferes GAA 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 All School Play and Senior Play, Honor Society 2, Jr. Class Sec. DARLENE DENISE MARTY That's the hum of my brain you hear GAA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 21 Jr, Vice Pres. Student Council Rep. 2, 3, Band 1, 3, 4, Band Pres. 45 Girls' State Alternate Junior Year. DOUGLAS ROBERT OLDRING They call me Paul Revere Jr. , I take so many midnight rides FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 1, 2g Football 1, 4, Basketball 1, 29 Track 1, 2, 3. PHILIP LEON O'NEAL Fun is the spice of life, and I like plenty of seasoning Audio-Visual 45 Senior Play. FREDERICK MALVIN PARR Yep, I'm a senior this year FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. EMILY MARIE PAYNE I'm here even if I don't tell anyone Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Club 25 Annual 2, 3, -15 Senior Playg Photo Club 3, 45 Powder Puff L15 Chorus 4, RUSSEL RATHBONE Ba.sh.ful but friendly All School Play 45 Photo Club 4. DAVID JOSEPH POWELL To me an agreeable person is one who agrees with me Letterman 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA 1, 25 Senior Playg Foot- ball 35 Basketball l, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3. BARBARA JEAN ROSS It was fun while it lasted GAA 2, 3g Pep Club 2, 39 Debate 23 Girls' Club 2, 35 Tennis 1, 2, 33 Powder Puff 2, 3. BENJAMIN LEE ROSS Don't judge a man by the noise he makes FFA 43 Jr. treas.1 Chorus 4. DENNIS EDWARD RICHTER Some people get results, I don't even get jokes Paper 45 FFA 1, Honor Society 2, 3, 4g Soph class pres. Student Council Rep. lg Chorus 3, 4. PATRICIA LYNN RILEY Full of pep, and liked by all GAA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Paper 2, 3, 4g Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Annual 1, 49 A11 School Playg Senior Play, Photo Club 3g Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 49 Powder Puff 2, 3g Frosh Treas. Drill Team 4g Sr. Queen, Cheerleader 2, 33 Chorus 44 Girls' State Representa- tive. DUANE ROGER RONNEI He trembles when a girl draws near FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, W5 Q, X , M ' 'TX if RICHARD LEE SINNEMA I don't let work interfere with my education FFA 1, 2-Sentinel, 3-Vice pres., 4-Vice pres., All- School Play 3, 4, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. TINA PAULETTE WANDLER State your business, I'm a busy girl Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, Annual 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Photo Club 4, Powder Puff 2, 3. DARREL DUANE SMITH I know what I am' but I know not what I might be Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice pres., FFA 1, 2, 3, Senior Play, Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. pres., Band 1, 2, Boys' State 3. ROXANA LOUISE ZIMMERMAN A smile for every girl, and two for every boy GAA 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Paper 3, 4, Girls' Club 4, All-School Play 3, 4, Service Club pres-4, Photo Club 4, Tennis 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4, Drill Team 4, Chorus 3, 4. ...Y-1' DENNIS CLIFTON SMITH The wrong way always seems the most reasonable to me WENDY RUTH ZUIDERBAAN Likeable, fun-loving, and somebody's girl GAA 2, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4- treas, Senior Play, Honor Society, Sr. Sec., Sr, Prin- cess, Chorus 4, Band 1, 2-Rep, 3, 4-Sec. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sr. Prince, Randy Causlandz Sr. Princess, Wendy Zuiderbaang Jr. Prince, Russ Trim: Jr. Princess Cheri Colgziiug Fresh Prince, Steve Foster: Fresh Princess, Rita Oldringg King, Dave Andrews: Queen, Put Riley: Soph Prince, Neal Coyg Soph. Princess, Patty Engle: Sr. Prince, Larry DeBoer: Sr. Princess, Diana Bidon, HOME CDMI G O ll' ad? Where's the rest of the guys ? ur ye mg Sqn HERE WE COME !!!!! Is everybody here ? ? ? ? ? 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