Tolt High School - Tolo Yearbook (Carnation, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1976 volume:

7tiiJ macaw s £iai i� i s bsuskkdw� jjj.io7iii) m m Ttiiii.jJAllM imiiLimi im mrQ7om2i. m m JJi jJJO J wbmqwwikct� m This is an explanation, a tying up of loose ends, a final wrap up of the year. The cover says, To Tolt With Love taken from the song, To Sir With Love. This year the staff worked hard to put together what we think is the best annual ever—and we've ded- icated it to you. Tolo is an Indian word mean- ing record or diary. In the center, you find two pages of snaps, spotlighting Homecoming Week, sponsored by the cheerleaders. Monday was Bicentennial Day, dress up in your Red White S’ Blue's, Tuesday was Rise-n-Shine day, wear your PJ's to school. Wednesday dress up as a slave. Happy Days was Thursday, grease back your hair and roll up your pants. Friday was Demon Day, Orange and Black was everywhere. The royalty was crowned during halftime. Martha Giusti was crowned Queen, and Bob Dissinger was King. Sr. Prince's and Prin- cess's were Dave Dunham, Leroy Huffman, Sharon Wallace and Jill Stephens. Geri Wink- ler and John Martin represented the Jr. Class, Joy Harvold and Scott Cameron were from the Soph. Class, and Stacy Rosenbach and Tom Clark were from the Freshman Class. The Senior Class finally won the float competition, with two floats, a team spirited one and a Bicentennial one. The A. S. B. Student Council this year (p. 5) was a highly effective body. Wayne Herman was appointed the new Vice- President, after the transfer of Judy Paulsen. For Basketball, the cheerleaders changed around a bit. The new ones were Charlene Herman, Margie Poer, Sheri Enyeart, and Carrie Foster. All the cheerleaders did a great job and deserve a big THANK-YOU. In sports, the Cross-Country team (p. 53) went all the way to state and came home with a 4th place trophy. The track teams (pps.36 and 37) look very strong this year with the underclassmen filling in the ranks. The girls are looking toward their 3rd League Champion- ship title in a row. We had one faculty change since our last deadline. Doug Hall, a first year teacher from Longview, came to replace Mrs. Weglin (p. 73) who remarried and moved to Arizona. Mr. Hall student taught in Belling- ham, where he coached basket- ball. This year was a year of growth for everyone, especially for the Senior Class. Tests were taken and futures considered. The class was under the leadership of Rick Neilson and Sharon Wallace, Secre- tary Margie Drumm and Treasurer Scott Rusch. Advisors Larry Lydan, Dick Gibbs and Jane Byram were always around to help us. The theme of gradua- tion is of yet undecided, but the colors will be Red, White and Blue. This year has been a great one, packed full of fun, laughter and at times, a few tears. We hope that this book will bring back those times and memories for many years to come. - 4 A.S.B. Officers: Treasurer - Steve Kruse; Secretary - Kelley Kent; V. President - Judy Paulsen; President - Linda Herzog This year the school was much more involved in everything. We added some new clubs, revised the constitution, and really worked hard to make the year a success. Special thank you's go to all the officers for all their hard work and enthusiasm, and Mr. Rice as our advisor. I would also like to thank Mrs. Whittaker and the entire administration for cooper- ating with us. -Linda Herzog Back Row: W. Herman. L. Raczynski. L. Huffman. J. Kaelln. P. Duke. R. 1McManus C. IDuke J. I„ Raczynski, Middle Row: C. Watts, K. Kent. C. McKenzie. C. Herman. I. Sonnenschein, L. Herzog. R. Neilwo, Ieizer BoardTs. Rush. G. Potter. Front Row: S. Kruse. S. Wallace. M. Rush. L. Keller, K. Bellamy. S. Ferry. D. Rearden, W. Keizer, H. Owen. 5 6 Tracy Ann Anderson The future is tomorrows dreams, the past was yesterdays memories, but today is never forgotten, Annual; 4. French Club; 3. Home Ec. Club; 4. Kitty Noreen Bellamy '1 never think of the future, it comes soon enough. Transferred from Sherman High senior year Basketball; 2,3,4. Chorus; 1,3,4. Class Treasurer; 2. Drama Club; 4. Pep Club; 1,2,3. Treas.; 4. Powder Puff; 3,4. Student Coucil; 4. Cheerleader; 3. Lisa Marie Aronica At last these clouds have parted to let the sun shine through. Craft Club; 4. Drama Club; 4. Pep Club; 4. Ronald Calvin Bowser A jar is like life, it can be filled with wonderful odds and ends. Basketball; 3. French Club; 3. Michael Eugene Bauman Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it. Baseball; 1,2,3,4-Captain. Basketball; 1,2,3. Band; 1,2,3, 4. Football; 1-Captain; 2,3,4. Lettermens Club; 1,2,3,4. Powder Puff Coach; 2. Track; 1. Leanna Cameron He that stays in the valley shall never get over the hill. Chorus; 4. Pep Club; 4. Barbara Candiotto Freedom's Just another word for nothing left to lose. Craft Club; 4. Pep Club; 2,3,4. Karen Mary DeBoer As the caterpillar said when he was changing into a butter- fly, 'Is this the beginning or the end? Chorus; 3,4. Jr. Prom Valentine Queen; 3. Journalism; 3. Track; 2,3,4. Tammy Jean Clark But I am not afraid, for I have seen transplanted roses bloom... Chorus; 1. Craft Club; 4. Drama Club; 4. Pep Club; 1,3,4 Vice President. Powder Puff; 4. Service Club; 1. Cheer- leader; 1. Margie Lou Drumm The road goes ever on and on, down from the door where it began; Now far ahead the road has gone, and I must follow, if I can. Annual; 4. Class Secretary; 4. French Club; 3. Honor So- ciety; 4. Pep Club; 4. Service Club; 1. Laura Lee Davis The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you are unable to do. Band; 1,4. Craft Club; 4. Drama Club; 4. French Club; 3. Home Ec. Club; 4. Powder Puff; 3,4. Service Club; 1. Track; 3. David Lewis Dunham 'I'm learning a lot, but school interferes. Basketball; 3. Football; 1,2,3,4. Homecoming Prince; 4. Powder Puff Coach; 3. Track; 1,2. l, : Shirley Louise Ferry 'I'll trade all of my tomorrows for a single yesterday. Transferred from Juanita in her Soph. year. Basketball; 4. Band; 2, 3-Treas. Drum Majorette; 4. Pep Club 2,3,4-President. Powder Puff; 4. Student Coucil; 4. Track; 2,3. Cheerleader; 3. Ronald Hayer Hall ’The world is round and the place which may seem like the end may also be only the beginning. Baseball; 2,3,4. Basketball; 3,4-Manager. Jerry William George They call me Paul Revere Jr., I take so many midnite rides. Basketball; 1,2. Chorus; 1,4. Football; 1,2. Track; 1,2. Don Lee Hammerquist My interest is in the future, I am going to spend the rest of my life there. Baseball; 3,4. Basketball; 2. Football; 4. Martha Ann Giusti ’The dawn of life is upon me...Oh, to be alive! Basketball; 3,4. Cross Country; 1-Captain. Girls State; 4. Homecoming Royalty; Queen-4. Honor Society; 2,3,4-Treas. Lctterettes Club; 1,2,3,4. Masonic Outstanding Jr. Award; 3. Pep Club; 1,2,3,4. Powder Puff; 3-Captain, 4. Student Council; 1,2,3. Track; 1,2,3,4. Cheerleader; 2. Catherine Leslie Hammond How ever I feel, I will be. Chorus; 3,4. Drama Club; 4. Home Ec. Club; 4. Kevin Hanson IV The State Patrol looked in my car, he wasn't very dumb; before I had my license out he'd found my coke and rum. Basketball; 1,2,3,4. Band; 1,2,3,4. Chorus; 4. Cross Country; 3,4. Football; 1,2. Journalism; 3. Lettermen's Club; 1,2,3,4. Pep Club; 4-treas. Track; 1,2,3,4. Linda Marie Herzog Nothing was ever accomplished without enthusiasm.' Annual; 3,4. A.S.B. President; 4. Basketball; 3-Captain. 4-Captain. Chorus; 2,3,4. Drama Club; 4. Honor Society; 2.3.4. Journalism; 3-Opinion page, 4. Lcttcrettes Club; 1, 2.3.4. Pep Club; 1,2,3,4. Powder Puff; 3,4. Service Club; 1,2,3. Student Council; 1,3,4. Track; 1,2,3,4. Jill La Verne Harvold Set me free from this metal ring and open out this cage to- ward the sun. Basketball; 3,4. Journalism; 3. Letterettes Club; 3,4. Pep Club; 4. Powder Puff; 3,4. Service Club; 1. Track; 3,4. Girls State Alternate; 4. Leroy Dale Huffman Last night at twelve I felt immense but now I feel like thirty cents. Band; 1. Football; 1. Homecoming Royalty; Senior Prince. Track; 1,3,4. Wrestling; 1,4. Wayne Russell Herman Choose you this day whom ye will serve...as for me, I will serve die LORD. Basketball; 1,2,3. Chorus; 4. Class President; 2. Foot- ball; 1,2,3,4-Captain. Homecoming Prince; 2. Honor Soci- ety; 2,3,4-Vice President. Lettermens Club; 2,3,4-Sec.- Treas. Masonic Outstanding Jr. Award; 3. Powder Puff Coach; 3,4. Student Council; 2,4. Mary Regina Ireland Beyond a smile you might see a dream come true for you and me. Transfer from Redmond High Junior year. Girls Softball; 2. Craft Club; 4. Drama Club; 4. Pep Club; 1.2. W. Thomas James MMy greatest glory is not in never falling, but getting back up when I do. Chorus; 1. Drama Club; 4. French Club; 4. Pep Club; 4. Track; 2. Michael R. Johnson I know what I am but I know not what I might be. Band; 1,2,3-Vice P., 4-Pres. Chorus; 3,4. Cross Country; 1,2,3. Lettermens Club; 1,2,3,4. Student Council; 4. Deborah Ann Keech Business is well ended here. Pep Club; 1,2. Service Club; 1,2. Diane Cheryl Kaelin I'm not arguing with you, I'm telling you. Annual; 3. A.S.B. Secretary; 3. Chorus; 3. Cross Coun- try; 3,4. Drama Club; 4. Girls State-Alternate; 3. Golf; 2. Home Ec. Club; 4. Honor Society; 2,3,4. Journalism; 1,2- Sports Ed., 3. Letterettes Club; 1,2-Treas. ,3,4. Pep Club; 1,2,3-Pres. ,4. Powder Puff; 3. Student Council; 1,2, 3� 4. Track; 1,2-Captain 3,4. Cheerleader; 1,2-Captain, 4- Captain. Photography; 3. Lee Catherine Keller We shall do so much in the years to come, but what have we done today? Transferred from Clark Fork, Idaho Senior year. Annual; 2,3-asst. Band; 1,2,3. Chorus; 2,3,4. Drama Club; 4. French Club; 1. Volleyball; 3. Nieman music Award; 2. VFW Essay Contest winner; 2. Homecoming Royalty; Princess 3. Honor Society; 1,2,3,4-Secretary. Journalism; 1,2,3. Letterettes Club; 3,4. Student Council; 2,3,4. Cheerleader; 1,2. G.A.L.S. Club; 1,2,3. Honor Band; 1,2. Ann Elizabeth Kenady For still there are so many things that I have never seen: In every wood in every spring there is a different green. French Club; 3. Honor Society; 3. Bob Kissinger 'The Fonz today; Tomorrow the World! Basketball; 1. Band-Honor Guard; 4. Chorus; 4. Cross Country; 1. Football; 1,2,3,4-Captain. Homecoming Roy alty; 4-King. Lettermens Club; 2,3,4-President. Pep Club; 4. Powder Pu£f Coach; 3,4. Student Council; 1,2,3,4. Track; 1,2. Steve Kovacs If you want to see it, you've gotta look for it. Football; 1,2,3,4. Homecoming Prince; 3. Lettermens Club; 1,2,3,4-Vice President. Powder Puff Coach; 3,4. Wrestling; 3,4. Steven Lee Kruse '1 never let my schooling interfere with my education. ' A.S.B. Treasurer; 4. Football; 4. Honor Society; 3,4, Student Council; 4. Wrestling; 3,4-Captain. Cathy Louise Maggs •Today we say Thank you for the helpful hands. But the time has come to evaluate our plans. Home Ec. Club; 4. Diane Sue Michaud Band; 1. Powder Puff; 1,2. Service Club; 1. Track; 1. Janet Kay Miller ’Is there sound where ear is not? Is there life where love is not? Maybe. But why? Craft Club; 4. Crosscountry;!. Track; 1,2. Pamela Eileen Mitchell There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. Service Club; 1. French Club; 3. BooBoo Laurie Lee McCarter 'T was cut out to be an angel, but someone ran off with the pattern Annual; 2,3,4. Basketball; 3. Band; 1,2,3,4- Secretary. Chorus; 3,4. Class Secretary; 2. Home Ec. Club; r. Letterettes Club; 2,3,4. Pep Club; 2,3,4. Powder Puff; 3. Track; 2,3,4. Cheerleader; 3. David McDermott I came, I saw. I’m Leaving. Rick Ross Neilson A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Basketball; 1,2,3,4. Band; 1,2, 3,4. Boy's State; 4. Cho- rus; 4. Soph. Treas. Senior Class President. Cross Coun- try; 3. Football; 1. Lettermen's Club; 3,4. Pep Club; 4. Student Council; 1,4. Track; 1,2,3,4. Thomas L. Norman When prepared for the worst, I can always hope for better. Basketball; 3. Cross Country; 1. Pep Club; 4. Track; 1. Arthur Philip Oldring What is mind? No Matter. What is matter? Nevermind. Baseball; 4. Band; 1. Football; 3,4. Powder Puff Coach; 3. Wrestling 3,4. Helen Louise Owen '1 read another good book today, it said between the lines something I have wanted all along to say to you. Craft Club; 4-President. Drama Club; 4-President. French Club; 3. Student Council; 4. Gregory Curtis Potter For the gate is small and the way is narrow that leads to life, we are few who find it.” Baseball; 2,3,4-Captain. Basketball; 1,2,3,4. Chorus; 4. Cross Country; 3. Journalism; 4. Lettermens Club; 2,3,4. Pep Club; 4. Student Council; 3,4. Track; 1. Linda Lou Raczynski 'Is life worth living? That depends on the liver. Annual; 3-Assist. Ed. 4-Editor. Basketball; 3,4-Captain. Drama Club; 4. Honor Society; 2,3-Treas., 4. Journalism; 1,2-Sports Ed. Letterettes Club; 1,2,3,4. Pep Club; 1,2,3, 4. Powder Puff; 3-Captain, 4-Captain. Student Council; 4. Track; 1,2,3,4. Scott Nylen Rusch 'The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. Basketball; 1,2,3,4. Class Vice Pres.; 3. Class Treasurer; 4. Cross Country; 1,2,3-Captain, 4-Captain. Homecoming Royalty, Prince; 1. Lettermen's Club; 1,2,3,4. Pep Club; 4. Student Council; 1. Track; 1,2,3,4. David Patrick Rusch There are two sides to every story, the wrong way and my way. Football; 1,2,4. Track; 1,2,4. John M. Schwaller He looks Bashful but... Baseball; 1,2,3. Cross Country; 1,2. Football; 4. Lettermens Club; 4. Student Council; 4. Nancy Lynn Scott Nothing can bring you peace and happiness but yourself. Chorus; 1. Home Ec. Club; 4. Pep Club; 2,3,4. Jay Allen Sinnema Basketball; 1,2,3,4. Football; 1,2,3,4. Golf; 3,4. Letter- mens Club; 1,2,3,4. Track; 1. Wrestling; 1. Iris Rebecca Sonncnschcin ’’Live the life you love, and you'll love the life you live. Basketball; 3,4. Chorus; 2,4. Class Secretary; 3. Drama Club; 4-Treasurer. Girls State; 4. Honor Society; 2,3-Vice P., 4-Prcs. Joumalism;4. Letterettes; 3,4. Powder Puff; 3,4. Service Club; 1,2,3. Student Council; 1,4. Jill Elaine Stephens I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Band; 1,2. Homecoming Princess; 3,4. Home Ec. Club; 4- Treasurer. Pep Club; 1,2,3,4. Honor Society; 2,3,4. Ser- vice Club;1. Track; 1. Trudy Louise Stough There are two sides to everything, my side and the wrong side. Pep Club; 4. Powder Puff; 3,4. Track; 1. Cheer- leader; 4. Cherrie Maurice Trettevik Memories are not always forgotten.... Pep Club; 4. Powder Puff; 4. Sharon Lee Wallace A generation goes, and a generation comes, but the earth remains forever. Basketball; 3-Captain, 4. Chorus; 2,3,4. Class Vice P. 1, 4. Class President; 3. Cross Country; 1,2. Homecoming Princess; 4. Honor Society; 2,3,4. Letterettes Club; 1,2,3, 4-President. Pep Club; 1,2,3,4. Powder Puff; 3,4-Cap- tain. Student Council; 2,3,4. Track; 1-Captain, 2-Captain, 3-Captain, 4. Cheerleader; 2. Karen Ann Wandler '1 can be serious but I'd rather not Craft Club; 4. Cross Country; 1. Powder Puff; 3,4. Judy Diane Worthy 'It is better to have loved and lost; than not to have loved at all. Chorus; 1. Class President; 1. Cross Country; 1. Honor Society; 2,3,4. Letterettes Club; 1,2,3-Secretary, 4-Secre- tary. Pep Club; 1,2,3,4- Secretary. Student Council; 1. Track; 1,2,3,4. Manager; 3,4. Tracy Lyn Welch 'It's another tequila sunrise, steering slowly towards the sun, I say goodbye..... Craft Club; 4-Secretary. Drama Club; 1,2,4. Track; 1. Lory Ann Zuiderbaan ”Z 'There will be moments when you'll wonder if she's an angel or a devil, but the angels fight on her side more often than not. Annual; 4. Band; 1. French Club; 3. Honor Society; 2,3,4. Pep Club; 1,2,3,4. Powder Puff; 4. Service Club; 1. Track; 1,3-Manager, 4. Letterettes Club; 4. Not Pictured Suellen Bird well 'I'll get by with a little help from my friends, I stay high with a little help from my friends, I'm gonna fly with a little help from my friends........ All-Northwest Chorus; 3. Chorus; 1,2. Honor Society; 1,2. Journalism; 1,2. Judy Blanken Some are bound for happiness, some are bound for glory, some are bound to live with less, who can tell my story? Richard M. Britton 'If you want something done right, do it yourself. Donald J. Schosbock '1 can not afford to waste my time to make money. Craft Club; 4. Drama Club; 4. Pep Club; 4. Darrell Hugh Wells My little red Pinto, with Barb inside. Forget the books, we'll take a ride. Band; 1,2,3,4-Student Band Director. Football; 1,4. Let- termen's Club; 4. 20 a VjTI R to L: Pres. Day'll Board, V.P. Deb Jordan, Sec. Darcic Shafer, Treas. Lori Kruse Dawn Board Wes Brown Jana Brumbaugh Carrie Cambell Chris Carlos Paul Carter Ric Chambers Crystal Clark David Clark Jim Comthwaite 22 Kaloa Coryell Lori Engstrom Lois Goodman Steve Herman Gary Cousins Bill Davis Ron Kngbaum Lori England Iggs � XOXOXV VOX OXOj Heidi Losleben 23 Dan Laucks Scott McKenzie John Martin Melinda Meyer Rick Mcmanus Kevin Newman Bemita Olsen Judy Paulsen Deb Reardon Rick Rogers Sandy Rush Darcie Shafer Keith Solberg Loretta Terry Deanna Thayer Fern Wilson Becky Wink Geri W’inkler Kelly Kent NOT PICTURED: Rick Aronica, Kathy Gotcher, Mike Holen, Lance Keizer, Jim Laird, Jenince Marlctte, Mike Matteson, David Parker, Ed Quinn, Jamey Roetcisoender, Rick Sturdevant, Steve Thomas, Liz Whittaker. 24 Rogor Alldrige Ross Angclcdc8 Mcllsa Bart George Bick Barbie Board Patty Bole Sam Bosnia Chris Canfield Denise Christenson Tracy Clark Class Officers; Left to Right: President: Pat Duke V. President: Scot Ilurlbut Secretary: Carolyn Sato Treasurer: Doug Duke Debbie Coomer Jeff Comthwaite Pam Cronin Dannette Dennis Dan Dobbs 26 Cherle Ducken Doug Duke Pat Duke Margo Edmonds Cindy Kngbaum Dallas Kreth Sheri Enyeart Pam Ferry Bill Forgey Carrie Foster Lorn a Green Joy Harvold Cindy Henry Charlene Herman Scot Hurlbut Bob Jamcs Keith Jordan John Kaelln Steve Keech Wendy Keizer Patty Kovacs Leanne Loucks Pam Manning Joe Mills Tina McCarter 27 Don McPheeter8 Ron McPhoeters Debbie Neilson Karen O’Neal Margie Poer Dan Rindal Carolyn Sato Veronica Schroeder Lisa Showers Jackie Stephens Becky Taylor Arvin Thomas Jim Wandler Danny Wells April Wilson Steve Zucati Not Pictured; Greg Bowe, Scott Cameron, Vic Est, Tammy Lane, Ollie Link, Mike Nelson, James Norman, Debbie Palmer, Wade Quigley, Kathy Shively. 28 From left to right: Pres. Charlie Duke, V.P. Martha Rush, Sec. Stacy Rosenbach, Treas. Scott Roetcisoender. 30 George Anderson Stan Austin Kris Anderson Mike Angelede8 Angel Barg as Dennis Bauman Dino Aronica Tony Bcrens Scott Aronica Dewey Bowser Mike Brittain Cathy Britton Bryon Cameron Cheryl Campbell David Carlos Kristi Clark Tom Clark Marc Coomer Duane Cosner Cathie Darnell Lindy Donovan Vaughn Drumm Charlie Duke Jeff Dunham Jodi Edmonds Jim England Sharon Evans Rob Everett Besty Fay Sie Firth Pat Boyle Larry Chambers Kay Davis Polly Engbaum Mike Fisher Tony Free Kathy Hammerquist Sharon Harvold Korena Henderson Diane Huffman 31 Kenny Johnson Larry Jordan Donna Jordan Janice Judd Bob Keech Jill Keller Shelly Kovacs Gary Kradenpoth Mike Kruse Robert Kupfer Patsy Hunt Gilbert I.aviquerc Duane Link Helen Loutsis Scott MacKenzle Wayne Marshall Jane Martin Dale Matteson Stacy Matteson Chris McKenzie Mark Michaud Derric Miller Ron Miller Marv Mitchell Jeff Mutschlcr Scott Obom Andy Neuman Matthew Norman Nancy Olsen Mike Oltmann 32 Stephanie Osterday Martha Rush Deanna Shafer Mike Schwaller Todd Subert Donnie Taylor Tracy Vance ■y Westerlund Chris White Richard Whittaker Patty Williams Not Pictured: J anelle Anderson Jim Blanken Ron Burch Ernie Hinzeman Ed Moore Jill Shower8 Mark Tibbies 33 34 Top Row. left to right: Betsy Fay. Lori Zuiderbaan, Gerl Winkler, Jill Keller, Dawn Board, Carrie Foster, Linda Her .og, Cathy Hamerquist, Linda Raczynski, Laurie Engstrom, Lindy Donovan, Lisa Rusch, Martha Giusti, Barbie Board, Cindy Henry, Carolyn Sato, Melissa Bartz, Pam Manning, Sally Paulsen, Tracy Clark, Coach Jane Byram. Bottom row: Patty Kovacs, Stacy Rosenbach. Martha Rosenbach, Martha Rush, Shelly Kovacs, Helen Ixmtsis, Debbie Rearden, Diane Rearden, Sharon Wallace, Lee Keller, Wendy Keiser, Joy Harvold, Barbara Richardson, Cathie Darnell, Patty Boie. The Girls Track Team this year is packed with members and enthusiasm. The girls work hard as individuals as well as a team and Coach By ram has many strong feelings and high hopes including League, District and State! Sharon Wallace finished second at State in the Ix)ng Jump and Cindy Henry captured the first place title in the 440 open last year. These girls along with others, hope to return to State this season and win again. i ‘4 Top Row, I eft to Right: Pat Boyle. Paul Carter, Rick McManus, Kevin Hansen, Scott Rusch, Leroy Huffman, Sean Meadows, Scott Obom, Chris White, Coach Bob Summers. Bottom Row: Bryan Cameron, Scott Roetclsoender. Scott MacKenzie. Don Taylor, George Blck, Scott Hurl but, Joe Mills, Arvon Thomas, Wade Quigley. Marc Coomer, Jerry Harder. Bryan Geerhart. This year Boys Track Team turned out to be a large group of athletes, some inexperienced, and others already successful Champions. Scott Rusch will once again be strong in distance runs, as will Marc Coomer, Rick McManus, Jerry Harder, Chris White and Wade Quigley. Dave Parker is returning League Champ in the javelin, and Bryon Geerhart and Paul Carter will hopefully do well in hurdles -Coach Bob Summers. Golf: Left to Right, Ken Evans, Fern Wilson, Scott Aronlca, Pan Rincial, Coach Larry Lydon, Keith Solberg, Dave Floen, Mike Drumm, Stan Austin. BACK ROW: Lois G.f Heidi L. Sandy H., Alicia H., Judy P., MIDDLE ROW: Dawn B., Kelley K., Sandy R., Bernita O., Debbie J., Geri W., Cari W., FRONT ROW: Coaches Ed Q., Rick S., Don F. BACK ROW: Coach Bob K.t Linda H., Tammy C., Iris S., Martha G., Linda R., Chert T., Lori Z., Coach Wayne H. FRONT ROW; Laura O., Kitty B., Jill H., Karen W., Sharon W., Trudy S. NOT SHOWN: Shirley F., Coach Steve K. mm With all the wet, scented rain, comes football. And after all the league league finals have been played, the team members take time out to coach a Powder Puff team. But before the big game there was practice; and the guys tried to teach us all the fundamentals inside of two weeks. We learned about holding, scoring. How to throw a pass, and generally all the options. On November 14, both teams-Jrs. 6 Srs. met on the field and proceeded to show all they had learned. The Srs. were victorious for the 2nd yr. in a row with a score of 34-16. Afterwards the wet, muddy players met at Farrells for cake ice creams. We'd like to give a great big thank-you to our referees Don Seifert, John Flaherty and Gregg Moses. Also Mark Johnson for announcing. Front to back; Left to right: Dwayne Link, Don McPheeters, Bob Keech, Steve Kruse, Arvin Thomas, Dari Bill Forgery, Second Row: Jay Sinnema, Scott Roetcisoender, Joe Mills, Scott Oborn, Phillip Oldring, Bryt Hurlbut, Back Row: COACH: Flaherty, COACH: Moses, Mike Bauman, Ed C iinn, Sam Bosma, George Bic HEAD COACH: Seifert, Ron Miller. NAmWL The football team showed improvement over last year. The coaching staff was very happy with the increased number of boys who turned out and with the improved attitude. We expect to continue to improve in the future years, and build TOLT into a football power in the Cascade League. «£LVMM i, Dennis Peterson, Tony Berens, George Anderson, Bob Kissinger, Steve Kovacs, neron, Larry Jordan, Doug Duke, Paul Carter, Wes Brown, Wayne Herman, Scott arlie Duke, Don Hammerqutst, Tom Forgey, Darrell Wells, John Schwaller, Varsity Squad. Left to Right, Asst. Coach Mr. Johnson, Manager Ron Hall, Greg Potter, Scott MacKenzie, Paul Carter, Bryon Geerhart, Dan Rindall, Kevin Hanson, John Martin, Scott Rusch, Rick Aronica, Rick Nielson, Jay Sinnema, Coach Thompson. J.V. Squad, Left to Right, Scott Aronica, Dan Dobbs, George Bick, Mike Drumm, Greg Bowe, Dave Floan, Dave Parker, Gary Cousins, Tony Berens, Don McPheeters, Coach Johnson. - The season was sparked by the fine playing of Se- niors Scott Rusch, Kevin Hanson, Jay Sinnema, Rick Neilson, Greg Potter. Scott, Kevin, and Jay often rebounded in double figures. Junior Rick Aronica scored well for the Demons as did Sophomore Dan Rindall. Dan Rindall also averaged double figures in rebounding. Others contributing to the success of the Demons were: John Martin, Paul Carter, Scott MacKenzie and Bryon Geerhart. -Coach Thompson Left to Right: Coach Flaherty, Shelly Kovacs. Deb Neilson, Helen Loutsis, Shirley Ferry, Heidi Losleben, Lisa Showers, Laurie Engstrom, Lisa Rusch, Melissa Bartz, Sue Firth, Patty Kovacs, Dannette Dennis, Diane Rearden, Martha Rush. Not pictured; Sally Paulsen. Captains - Melissa Bartz and Dannette Dennis. The team established a winning tradition during this season. They showed the ability and potential to carry that tradition through to their seasons yet to come Coach Sue Flaherty Left to Right: Pam Manning Sharon Wallace, Deb Rearden, Jill Harvold, Iris Sonnenschein, Martha Giusti Sandy Holen Linda Raczynski, Linda Herzog, Barbie Board, Carolyn Sato, Kitty Bellamy, Coach Crawford. Not pictured; Veronica Schroeder. Cap- tains - Linda Raczynski and Linda Herzog. To The Girls' Varsity Basketball Team: We worked hard to complete our scheduled season. Good Job . I would like to say a special Thanks to the seniors who helped to form the Girls' Basketball program at Tolt. To my whole team, remember this thought written by Alan Seeger: Whether I am on the winning or losing side is not the point with me: It is being on the side where my sympathies lie that matters, and I am ready to see It through to the end . Coach Crawford M. Oltman, S. Austin, M. Brittain, G. Anderson, S. Roetcisocnder, E. Moore, G. Bick, S. Oborn, J. Dunham, R. Pineo, S. Matteson, R. Everett, Coach Flaherty. This year the basketball program was expanded with the addition of a C Team. This team was composed mainly of 9th graders, under the watchful eye of John Flaherty. This team is forming the foundations for future varsity teams. 46 Top Row: Coach I)on Seifert, Ron Miller, Steve Kovacks, Steve Herman, Pat Boyle, Bill Mutschler, Bottom Row: Leroy Huffman, Steve Kruse, Mark Michaud, Jim England, Donny Taylor, Phil Oldring and not shown is Sean Meadows. and the agony of defeat. Top Row, left to right: Coach Mark Johnson, Danny Wells, Scott Roetcisoender, Phil Oldring, Mike Bauman, Ron Hall, Cap- tain, Don Hammercmist, Greg Potter-Capta in, Mike Oltman, Mike Nelson, Bob Loutsis, Todd Subert, Kenny Johnson, Tony Berens, Robbie Everetts, Tom Clark, George Anderson, Don McPheeters. This year under the coaching of Mark Johnson the young Baseball Team is building for the future. With five returning Seniors and nine new Freshmen and Juniors and Sophomores, the hopes and ex- pectations are high. 48 50 Through troubles and hassles, the varsity cheerleaders came shining through the 75- 76 season. Pep assemblies to dinners kept them busy, throughout both basketball and football seasons. They presented us with a great Spirit Week and cheered the teams on to many victories. We would all like to thank them for their hard work and spirit which shone every- where. 51 J. Paulsen, P. Manning, D. Neilson, C. Henry, L. Engstrom, L. Rusch, S. Wallace, D. Jordan, Coach By ram. S. Kovacs, S. Rosenback, H. I.outsis, S. Paulsen, D. Rearden, J. Keller, M. Rush. mmim 1975-76 marked the official beginning of Girls Cross Country in the Cascade A League. Although not all schools had teams, most schools had at least one or two runners. TOLT won two League Championships, scoring 34 points to Lakesides 66 and Coupvilles 48. The team is young consisting of 1 Junior, 3 Sophomores, and 10 Freshmen. Coach Summers, Jerry Harder, Scott Rusch, John Martin, Chris White. Rick McManus, Marc Commcr, Brian Geerhart. 1975-76 Boys Cross Country team took first in the Cascade league meet. Five of our runners were in the top ten of the league meet. Scott Rusch, the top runner, was the individual Champion. Bfc' v 41 L’ : c 53 Kevin H., Phil O., Mike B., Rich M., Wanye H.. Bob K., Scott R., Rick N., Pail C., Bill F., Daney W., John S., Mike N., Marc C., Carl P., Charly D., Scot R., John M., George A., Jay S., Steve K., Jerry H., Mr. Summers. Lettermen's Club is an organization for all guys that have received a letter award in any Varsity sport. These sports include Football, Cross-country, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Track and Golf. We have a yearly calendar sale, which pays for the upkeep on the Universal Gym which was payed off last year. We will continue to raise money for other school activities. 58 Treas. Wayne Herman, Vice P. Steve Kovacs, Pres. Bob Kissinger. Letter ettes is an organization of girls who have lettered in a Varsity Athletic sport at TOLT. Their prime goal is to promote Girls Inter scholastic Ath- letics. Last year Letterettes sponsored Donkey Basketball and purchased name shirts for all its members. The membership numbers 30 for 1975-76 school year. This years officers are............... Pres. Sharon Wallace, V. Pres. Debbie Rearden, Sec. Judy Worthy, Treas. Geri Winkler. Miss Bryan, Judy W., Linda H., Linda R., Laurie E., Karen D., Sandy H., Lory Z., Heide L., Geri W.. Diane K.. Martha G., Lee K.Sharon W., Dawn B.. Jill H., Barbie B., Carry F., Kitty B., Debbie R., Kelly K., Wendy K., Judy P., Patty K., Pam M.. Cindy H., Carolyn S., Debbie N., Traci C., Cris C., Pam F., Patty B. 59 Majorette, Shirley Ferry, Left to Right, Flag Bearers Scott Rusch, Bob Kissinger, Jerry Harder, Band Members, Row 1, Front to Back; Cindy Hcnery, Dan Wells, Pam Wilson, Mike Bauman, Roger Pineo, Melissa Bartz, Kevin Hanson. Row 2; Janice Yates, Laura Davis, Lisa Miller, John Martin, Joe Meadows, Dan Dobbs. Row 3; Barb Richardson, Kathy Brittian, Kathy German, Rick Ncilson, Jeff Cornthwaite, Sandy Benedict. Row 4; Jana Bartz, Doni Plant, Cristi Anderson, Deb Readcn, Scott McKenzie, Moncia Board, BUI Forgey. Row 5; Barbie Board, Dawn Board, iiie Firth, Vic Est, Tom Forgey, Darrell Wells, Mike Johnson, Director: Robert McPhail. Not Pic- tured Lori Kruse, Pam Ferry. This year the band went to Leavenworth and took second place. They did an excellent job in their field event, and put alot of work into this years band. 60 BACK ROW: J. George, K. Hanson, M. Johnson, J. Laird, K. Kent, S. Paulsen, W. Keizer, L. Green, L. McCarter, I. Sonncnschcin, T. McCarter, D. Christenson, K. Deboer, L. Cameron, Mr. MacPhail. MIDDLE ROW: J. Martin, B. Kissinger, W. Herman, K. Bellamy, L. Herzog, L. Keller, S. Kovacs, C. Herman, J. Harvold, L. Engstrom, D. Board. FRONT ROW: J. Harder, G. Potter, R. Neil son, M. Poer, P. Boie, J. Martin, C. Darnell, C. Carlos, C. Engbaum, M. Meyer. Chorus was really exciting this year and those in it worked hard to make the music a success. Under the supervi- sion of Mr. MacPhail, we worked with quite a few new songs that sounded very good. In the course of the school year, we learned to appreciate music through the efforts of all who participated. Chorus President Lee Keller and Director Mr. MacPhail. Back Row, L. to R. C. Sato, J. Brumbaugh, S. Rush, L. Kruse, P. Bole, L. Showers, I. Sonnenschetn, S. Holen, B. Board, L. Herzog, M. Giusti, W. Herman, J. Worthy, L. Raczynski, Front Row, P. Manning, M. Poer, D. Coomer, D. Rearden, P. Ferry, D. Neil son, S. Kruse, G. Hembree, J. Paulsen, S. Wallace, S. Enyeart, L. Zuiderbaan, C. Herman, M. Drumm, G. Winkler. This year Honor Society is working hard to raise money for the Scholarship Fund. Honor Society has a lot of enthusiasm this year, and expects to take the annual trip to Sunlakes. 62 Officers: Treas. Martha Giusti, Sec. Lee Keller, V. Pres. Wayne Herman, Pres. Iris Sonnenschetn. Back row: W. Keizer, G. Potter, L. Goodman, V. Shroeder, S. Trettevik, L. Zuideraan, T, Norman, D. Shosbeck, M. Guisti, L. Rusch, L. Terry, L. Donovan, J. Martin, K. DeBoer, L. Cameron, J. Harvold, K. Hanson, Adv. Mrs. Weglin. 2nd row: D. Jordan, R. Neil son, T. Stough, T. James, S. Rush, N. Cook, I. Sonnenschien, D. Board, H. Losleben, D. Reardon, S. Paulsen, B. Board, C. Foster. 3rd row: S. Ferry, T. Clark, C. Mackenzie, J. Bargas, L. Green, C. Engbaum, M. Drumm, S. Enyeart, B. Candiotti, M. Poer, J. Paulsen, L. Herzog, S. Wallace, K. Bellay, J. Worthy, C. Sato, P. Bole, P. Ferry, L. England. 4th row: D. Dennis, S. Ducken, L. Aronica, T. Welch, M. Rush, S. Osterday, D. Rearden, P. Engbaum, S. Firth, C. Britton, L. Raczynski, K. Kent, C. Darnell, H. Loutsis, J. Keller, S. Rush, C. Herman, L. Kruse. Pep Club has a lot of members this year, they supported their team at every game. The Pep Club seemed to revive the old TOLT Spirit, by making signs and going on the rooters bus. You can see their signs hanging from walls all over TOLT. Pres. Shirley Ferry, V. Pres. Tami Clark, Sec. Judy Worthy, Treas. Kevin Hanson Top L to R. Loretta Terry, Cheryl Campbell, Laurie Engstrom, Lori Kruse. Bottom L to R, Tom Clark, Lori England, Cathie Darnell, Kristi Clark, Sandra Rush, Lorena Greene. HKi CiUij This year Service Club has done a good job, and kept order at all games. We had a lot of fun working together and for our school. President: Lori Kruse, Sec.-Treas: Sandy Rush Advisor Mr. Carter L. to R. Advisor, Mrs, Thurman, Loma Green, Margo Edmunds, Kay Davis, Sandy Rush, Lori Kruse, Wendy Keizer, Tracy Vance, Jill Keller, Dcanne Shafer, Cathie Darnell, Patty Boie, Lori England. After a lot of work and enthusi- astic participation, Tolt High drill team was a successful group in their first year of performances. They are looking forward to all the morning parades and state compe- tition. Wish them good luck! TJIIAIW Left to right: Laurie McCarter, Kelly Kent, Sandy Rush, Margie Drum, Linda Herzog, Laure Engstrom, Cathy Darrnell, Lory Zuiderbaan, Kitty Bellamy, Cindy Henry, Jill Keller, Front Row: Lee Keller, Linda Raczynski, Tracy Anderson. Annual was a lot of fun this year as well as a lot of work. I?d like to thank my staff for all the hours they spent to make this the best annual ever. Mr. Gibbs gets a big thank you for putting up with us, and Mrs. Whittaker for all the trips to the post office, and tak- ing care of all the money. Our Advisor: Mr. Gibbs Our Editor... Linda 67 C. Shultz, D. Duke, L. Davis, M. Ireland, L, Herzog, D. Shoesbock, T. James, L. Raczynski, L. Aronica, T. Clark, L. Keller, K. Henerson, D. Kaelin, P. Ferry, C. Darnell, G. Hembree, V. Drumm, T. Welch, I. Sonnenschein, H. Owen, Ms. Moss, K. Kent, S. Paulsen, M. Fisher. Pres.-Helen Owen; V. Pres.-Tracy Welch; Treas.-Iris Sonnenschein Mrs. Pheil, D. Shoeboek, T. Clark, T. Welch, L. Aronica, P. Williams, H. Owen, Pres.-Helen Owen Pamela Boring School Nurse Jane Byram P.E., Athletic Director, Health. Coach; Girls Cross Country, Girls Track Advisor; Letterettes Club Carol Crawford 8th block and 9th L.A. Coach; Girls Varsity Basketball Dawna Diltz Typing, Home Ec. Advisor; Home Ec. Club Jim Carter Shop, Drafting, D.O. Advisor; Service Club, Diversified Occupation Corporation John Flaherty History and L.A. Coach; Assist. Football, Boys C Basketball 70 Dick Gibbs Math Sciences and Photography Advisor; Annual Staff Lorraine Hee Special Ed. Mrs. Houlson Counselor 71 Greg Moses 9th Math, Wood shop Coach; Assist. Football, Assist. Jr, High Basketball, Jr. High Track Meredith Moss Special Ed-Reading Advisor; Drama Club Diane Phell L.A., Crafts Advisor; Craft Club 72 Don Seifert History and Jr. Sr. Math. Coach; Sr. High Football and Sr. High Wrestling Bob Thompson 8th block. Civics, ami 9th math. Coach; Boys Varsity Basketball, Jr. High Football Sylvia Stanfill Librarian Bob Summers Environment, Biology, Science. Coach; Boys Cross Country, Boys Sr. High Track Advisor; Letter mens Club Not pictured: Barbara War berg 7th grade block Holly Thurman L.A., French Advisor; French Club, Drill Team Vivian Weglin Bookkeeping, Typing, Shorthand Advisor; Pep Club 73 L. R. Chairman Mrs. Remington, Vice Chairman Mr. Roetcisoender, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Schults, Mr. Dempsey Principal's Secretary Wilma Wittaker Office Secretaries Margie Coy, Nina Terry Librarian's Assistant Joanne Jensen Bus Super%'i8or Chuck Schroeder. Drivers: Billy Abraham, Arlene Harvold, Wendy Raczynski, Judy Orvis, Edith Brittan, Mary-Lou DeBore, Bev Kuntz, Carol Otness, Nancy Matson, Lois Gibbs, Linda Evetts. Assistant Nick Adsklm. The future benefits you receive from your time at Tolt Jr.-Sr. High School are directly related to efforts you put forth. I hope those efforts will provide you with a lifetime of reward- ing experiences. Gene Maxim—Superintendent I thank you for the privilege of learning from and with you. After thirty years, I still feel being a teacher is the way to go Fad and styles change, basic human nature doesn’t. A pole, a stream and me. A fairway, a trap a green; a nap, a dream, retirement. Congratulations, Class of 76. You have distinguished yourselves in many areas. It is my hope that you, as a group, and as individuals, will continue along the same line, to progress and be representatives of the true Bicentennial spirit. Cot Rice—Principal 76 Larry Lydon—Vice-Principal Mike Anderson ,C!J Olrm Cole Baker Jayna Bartz Teresa Clark Sandra Benedict Monica Board Vickie Burnet Eddie Carlos 78 Lisa Herman Ted Herzog Jami Humphries Patty Holmes Joe Hinzeman Soren Jensen Susie Jeromchek Mike Johnson Tina Kappus David Kasper Becky Keech Donna Knepper Todd Lawrence Jackie Laviguere Leslie Larson Rich Loucks Teresa Lovelet Kim McGlauflin Joe Meadows Lisa Miller Andrew Norman Jim CVNeal Bill Orvis Royal Osterday Laura Owen Mark Peterson Tom Robin 8 Harold Raczynski Chuck Rayne8 Doug Stough Tammy Sturdcvant Keith Tibbies Frank Trettevtk Brian Ulrich Denise Wester land Bob VanWinkle Pam Wilson Janice Yates NOT PICTURED; Danny James Johnny James Jackie Johnson Todd Moore Officers: David Losleben, President, Mark Clevlend, Secretary-Treas. Alan Aronica Shannon Boyle Shari Austin Terry Bauman Dean Borens Carol Bick Clayton Bowser Mark Brittain Jill Brumbaugh tynne Callahan Erick Canfield Laura Christenson Lisa Dewitt Doug Dennis Robert Ducken Monty Ikirbin Sammie Edmunds Lynna Est Chris Gavigan Miles Geerhart Paula German Tracy Harder VW i Bill Ferry Diane Forgey Rollie James Ronald Judd Kevin Lobl David Losleben Teri Lynn Chris McManus Ronald Mills Lynette Mitchell Natalee Nlenau Monroe Norman Lisa Obom isan Palmer Floyd Plant James Platz Cindy Raynes Cindy Robins Kirk Roetcisoender Kevin Rowe Robert Rush Donna Schroeder Craig Stephens Richard Swival Alana Thomas Guy Trettevik Larry Turney Kathy VanWinklc Colin White John Whitley Regina Zucati Not Pictured: Kevin Anderson Patty Burch Judith Neibauer Rickey Paulson Back Row: Coach Thomson, T. Robins, R. Judd, D. Loslcban, R. Rindal, B. Est, B. Rush, S. Stephens, H. Raezynski, R. Loucks, J. Hinzman, K. Roetetsoender, C. Cavigan, D. Berens, T. Bauman, Coach Kellogg Front Row: R. Paulsen, C. Stephens, B. Ferry, F. Plant, L. Cousens, M. Britton, B. Rush, J. Clarke, D. Stough, L. Turney, R. Mills, A. Aronlca, G, Henry, G. Trettevik This is the first year of TOLT Junior High Football for 7th 8th graders only. We feel it has been a success in that we have a record number of 7th graders out. The team members have improved each week and we feel many of them will be excellent high school prospects. Desire and enthusiasm is at an all time high, what we have lacked in experience we have made up for in hustle. 84 mo m L. Turney, D. Dennis, L. Cousens, K. Anderson, C. White, M. Geerhart, D. Losleben, K. Roetcisoender, D. Berens, R. Paulsen, R. Duckcn, R. Swivel, Coach Kellogg 86 LEFT to RIGHT: Sheri Austin, Kathy Fox, Lisa Miller, Becky Keech, Shelly Ducken, Kim Rogers. The Tolt Jr. High Cheerleaders did very well this year, and had a lot of spirit. They also did a fine job in supporting their team. 87 Back Row: T. Lynn, A. Norman, M. Board, T. Herzog, M. Peterson, J. Meadows, V. Burnett, S. Boyle, R. Zucati, L. Christianson, L. Mitchell, D. Davidson, Front Row: D. Kaspar, D. Huffman, R. James, J. Lavaguere, B. Darnell, S. Palmer, N. Neinau, C. Huffman, B. Orvis, D. Westerlund. This year’s Jr. High Service Club worked hard at all the home games. Under the sharp eyes of Mr. Midge, they really showed their s tuff. Thank you to everyone in this group who worked so hard for our teams and for Tolt Junior High. MLIDliQ Siilli (No Picture Available) In Pep Club this year we had a lot of fun show- ing our spirit by cheering at the games. We even made some money. We would like to thank Mrs. Warberg for all her help as our advisor. 88 m lolkqki sm won Back Row: T. Clark, M. Cleveland, P. Wilson, D. Loslabcn, T. Herzog, L. Miller, K. Fox. Middle Row: B. Rush, C. Hembree, R. James, T. Bauman, D. Berens. Front Row: Treas. Kim Rogers, Sec. isic Jcromchek, V. Pres. Monica Board, Pres. Laura Owen. 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