Wapato High School - Wasehian Yearbook (Wapato, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

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Eager to please, Sharing ajoy or a sorrow D.A.R. Mary Grosz is this year's recipient of the DAR award. This award is given each year to the Senior girl who, in the opinion ofthe students and faculty, exhibits the best all around citizen- ship. MR. DAN LABBEE and MISS SALLY KEMPTON DAR REPRESENTATIVE: MARY GROSZ iw,- 'SL I Sharron Allsop Ben Antonio Delia Arambul Wittiest: Marc Carl, Cindy Wisner will Bmw 1 ri 'Ziff' N. M Joe Arambul Don Arreola Mary Arreola Pam Baker Jerry Baugher Evajean Blum Patty Bogue Patty Bower Allen Brandt I PRESIDENT: DAN LABBEE r w , a lx I .4 I J ' II' I. 'z , 'f I I I VICE-PRESIDENT: ALLEN BRANDT I E IORS gi I I I L I ' . I SOCIAL CHAIRMAN: KASS DALRYMPLE CLASS ADVISOR: MR. INSLEY TREASURER: RENA KING SECRETARY: KAREN HAKE 'Q' Dan Briggs Jack Bunnell Cherie Calhoun Sherry Caoile 'TZ' Marc Carl Stella Castaneda Cathy Cisneros Cindy Cochran Guest appearance by Snoopy is made for Senior Class Homecoming float. Al-Q34 Galen Corban Kass Dalrymple Bill Dalton Bradley Danson an .tm-sa aww, Ben Dar Terrie DeFiesta Ken DeLozier Mike DeLozier Linda DiLenge Doug Doornink Jim Doornink Scott Dorr Gail Dunn Kathy Eneas Alex Espinoza Mary Espinoza 15715 hav' el Estrada Martin Estrada Teresa Finley Ruben, Jeff, and Gabe model for Senior hat and boot day. Mann-n. 'mf K ,Q 2 if X X, X ,ff W Linda Floresca Shirley Frueh Robin Gangle 1 1 Shirley Fitzsimonds its aj: Ig, ar 5 as s N. , . M. - W 4, if x ' x A 'Q' - f-Mgr K. . -MN e wrt . V, ., 5 mg: may.: f wins 52z4:x,P 5' M S yr! Eifiirfrftwi V lfflf me -p':ifwr T84 JJ.wkY.N i sv VELV, 10:1 1' .-an-1-1 Sweetheaxts: Scott Dorr, Pam Taylor Dave Gasseling N ,wx X.,-1 M Hattie Gilbert Robert Gorham Patty Guerrero Joel Gutierrez 'Uv- Q, 1 - 's xg-G-U., Marlene Gillihan Mike Gilmore Sylvia Gomez Mary Grosz Ron Grosz Mark Groszhans Did you hear the one about . . . 12 im ix' was , rf' Louise Gutierrez Elaine Hacket f a-'W' Karen Hake Shainc Hart Glenn Hata Joe Hernandez Steve Hert Donald Hicks Linda Hillbery Phyllis Hooper ln. Kiwi 'UU Cindy Horsley Debbie Hurd Eddie Ibatuan Claudia Idler Jim Iwamoto Dave Jacques Betty Jaime Frank Jaime 1-ww Friendliest: Sally Kempton, Mike Gilmore Ruth Jaime Cecil James 14 ifw' E. J J l 'Yuma- 'Q' AVAVM W,.,- Z ky, xo, Scarf up . . . there's only one free period a day! . . l.....1..- !'T 'rr Q ' ,QF i X Y fy J 3 ,fp--'-r if Gordon Jio Nolan John Debra Journagan Rosalie Julaila Judy Keikkala Rich Kelson Sally Kempton Rena King vig. . Q '7 X . , ,, 4 E' VM Loren Kondo Dan Labbee Rose Leibrecht Roger Manjarrez Best dressed: Shelley Martin, Shaine Hart aan. Shelley Martin Marilyn McDonald Phillip Miranda Ruben Miranda 16 153' Mike Melton Vikki Morhous ff fr-ss, y www- Elaine Moos Leanna Mouth Dick Munson Gayle Nelson Mike Nettleton Rick Neisz Linda O'Dell Bob Ogburn Dave Olmstad Bob Pastrana Donnette Patterson Berwyn Pauley Zi ,yl Ag few Versatile: Rena King, Glenn Hata Steve Payne Steve Paz 5 O.K. Scott - Is that enough bass? Steve Perrault Steve Pickett Alvaro Ramirez Terry Randall Carrol Ream Carol Riel Luis Rodriquez Mary Rodriquez Salvador Romero Desne Rutherford ,..f ' 'iss r-M--1 5 Elena Salomon Laura Schoonover -w,.,,,f Class leaders. Dan Labbee, Karen Hake 13 Gary Schultz Jeff Sheppard Joann Sherbahn Marietta Shreve Bill Silvers Bob Sotello Dwaine Stanley Dan Stephens Diane Taylor Pam Taylor Lupe TOVar Santos Tovar Dorothy Trainer Dave Traub BRAINIEST: Randy VandenBrink, Gail Dunn Gabriel Trujillo Valann Valdason Randy VandenBrink Dave VanNostern Jess Trujillo Lillian Umipig 20 mn A 'r lm Henry Vargas Teresa Vargas Pete Vasquez Orlando Vincente Gene Verines Wanda Whitener Rick Young John Visaya Steve Walker Cindy Wisner Mike Woody Carole Weisbeck Colleen Young 2 2 no fgmauhfi' in 1 Mother's Styles from 'Peoples' are modeled by Wa-Hi's Fashion Board Representative, Rosalie Julaila. AQU RIUS Seniors and their mothers were honored by the sophomores and juniors at the Mother's Tea. The program consisted of a Fashion Show showing the latest summer fashions modeled by Peoples Fashion Board, a selection of songs sung by Arlinda Gonzalez and Judy Barney, and a drama skit per- formed by Gary Garcia, Chuck Brown, Bob Ogburn, and Stan Putman. Tea Judy Barney sings her rendition of Little Red School House. Arlinda Gonzoles entertains for the audience. K .2 E Senior Banquet - ir... Seniors and Parents engage in small talk before entertainment. Organization . . . that's the key. Mr. Don' sets an example - Boys?? The 1969 Parent Senior Banquet was held at the Royal Fork Inn at Yakima. Entertain- ment was provided by the seniors' parents following the buffet style dinner. The 1969 Senior Assembly will be best remembered for its time consuming practices . . . What could be more time consuming than water balloon fights, parties, and dragging the Wapato main??? But all and all, the hard work paid off in the endg the assembly was a suc- cess. Senior Assembl w i A beer is a beer is a beer . . . l Hummer does his thing. 24 'EQ Q Z 2 2 E 3 rl il w :E Salutatlorianz Gail Dunn Valedictorian: Randy VandenBrink Honor Graduates BACK ROW: Ben Dar, Glenn Hata, Loren Kondo, Mike Gilmore, Doug Doornink, Randy VandenBrink, Dick Munson, Dan Labbee, Jeff Sheppard FRONT ROW: Wanda Whitener, Mary Grosz, Sharron Allsop, Rena King, Gail Dunn, Gayle Nelson, Shelley Martin, Karen Hake, Valann Valdason. 26 Baccalaureate '69 Though, we'll leave one day our Wa-Hi . . . 27 M E X wi g:sx,.,.,. L ,E 3 af 'fn Q gg P ,, 8 ,Q ,EW ,,,wWQ. Q. X . 5 wi .. W x X5 i,, i v W , i f ?'?, F 753222 152, I V f I , 5 ,H,,,, , , ,. kg, 3? 12, Q ' f,,,,, , Qt' l gg4?Q7vff k i M F Q' E 1- 57.57 , s 1 F' 5 a 5-. gm. 1 A W- X. A. . 5... 1 N 1 I l l i This is it guys - keep in step! Senior Choir Members Sing, It's Time To Say Good-bye 31 V 'Q oooo ET 5 Senior Memories Concentrate - the pros are watching! Homemaker Cindy persuades Jeff to eat . . . and like it! ws: M' in-...- bil-up.-..,'-8. K, ' Senior girls excel Civ Well, what can I say? 'Q W, . int ee eeee L eeee W if 3 'PM f' FT! XYGUUN fv1'?, 'i 5 Gwfgxee fk 'Q I ! , .2-X L94 Judy feeds the cat can. aw 6-I W . F' X: X L AN v' ' ef. as 1, Kd X X XX J' s if BH-F 1 X an sf y , . - l 1 - b,v,g. r e. - , Y f .ev ' ' . f' A-ff' f X ' .Q ,. ,L 'QX5 L. x gf. X , 1 -ix, College Prep students relax during song-fest with Mr. Burke. YQ!!- Steve and Rick display their misfortunes. 'O LQ-.lw 5 v 1'M-+-4,,J4 mv, A h ' V lf- . 's if I '-,. , 01 f Q- ,.,,M, i : ., 7f Ew-Q-,Qxfeifw-Tlzariil - f jf' if t f 4. , L, 6 56 131, QSQQQ 55 2 2. 2 rr 54? it ' A ffff 22, We don't know what it is-we're just trying to help! Wanda entertains during annual concert tn,nn W sf? ,0 ty 4 A. A Wait a minute - I'1l figure it out. www K I i - .K . ff Q x . gf 1. - fa U I I 3 + 5 ii FIRST ROW: Patty Bower, Terrie DeFiesta, Linda O'Dell, Mary Arreola, Wanda Whitener, Linda Hillbery, Debbie Hurd, Donnette Patterson, SECOND ROW: Shirley Frueh, Rosie J ulaila, Patty Bogue, Mary Grosz, Valann Valdason, Cindy Horsley, Marilyn McDonald, Teresa Finley, THIRD ROW: Cherie Calhoun, Shelley Martin, Sally Kempton, Kass Dalrymple, Karen Hake, Vikki Morhous, Shirley Fitzsimonds, Laura Schoonover, FOURTH ROW: Leanna Mouth, Linda DiLenge, Berwyn Pauley, Patty Guerrero, Lillian Umipig, Sherry Caoile, Betty Jaime, Linda Floresca, FIFTH ROW: Gail Dunn, Rena King, Ruth Jaime, Stella Castaneda, Diane Taylor, Elaine Moss,, Mary Espinoza, Teresa Vargas, SIXTH ROW: Hattie Gilbert, Jackie Abraham, Louise Gutierrez, Cathy Cisneros, Delia Arambul, Rose Liebrecht, Lawanda Traub, Sylvia Gomez, SEVENTH ROW: Joann Sherbahn, Mary Rodriquez, Pam Baker, Twelve Year Senior V FIRST ROW: Eddie Ibatuan, Mike Gilmore, Bob Sotelo, Gene Viernes, Marc Carl, Rick Young, Rich Kelson, Bill Dalton, SECOND ROW: Val Fabela, Don Arreola, Randy VandenBrink, Bill Silvers, Bob Ogbum, Phillip Miranda, Andy Ramos, Ben Antonio, Ruben Miranda, Gordon Jio, THIRD ROW: Dave Gasseling, Gabe Trujillo, Bob Gorham, Jerry Baugher, Bob Pastrana, Dan Stephens, Joe Arambul, Mark Groszhans, FOURTH ROW: Glenn Hata, Jim Doornink, Loren Kondo, Doug Doornink, Scott Dorr, Jack Bunnell, Jess Trujillo, Ben Dar, FIFTH ROW: Jim Iwamoto, Dave Jacquez, Martin Estrada, Roger Manjarrez, Manuel Estrada, Frank Jaime. SIXTH ROW: Ken DeLozier, Allen Brandt,RonGrosz, Rick Niesz, Mike Woody, Gary Schultz,Joe Schockley, Don Hicks, SEVENTH ROW: Shaine Hart, Salvador Ramero, Mike DeLozier, Alex Espinoza, Dave Traub. 1 ,S Kf?:fr1f - F HQ- fs -- 11 . ,f2:f'?'f2yf,N wh : i r.. ' gssffefai-:zbfgkgy we-:wr A . -3 iw. A ws fx . , s ,,,, , - t ' , 1 K n n Queen: Karen Hake King: Dan Labbee NY f ' ln.. 4' .,. . ' . .5 ns.. 'M f 2 ' . A I Juniors take first in the Float Contest for the second time. S . HOMECO G 769 The memories of Homecoming '69 will linger with us always. The floats, band, drill team and royalty paraded down main street through the rain to heighten spirit for the forth- coming game. Though our Wolves were defeated and our spirits lowered, the annual Homecoming dance proved to be success- ful. I Steve Walker Congratulates Queen Karen ,rv . M V 1 t K- Q ,L L Q ,Jak 1, -X ' Through defeat our Queen could smile. Princess: Kass Dalrymple Prince: Doug Doornink PT! ,rm 'f ,,,v-My Q-r1 -gk, Pfincessf Mikal Y0UI'lg Princess: Kathy Martin Prince: Lonny DeL0zier Prince: Larry Sheppard W 'v ..,.g sf.- ' S' ,f, . is -2 -- ,N in urn' Y' C 575 '1 fi 5',, Ei 'if' ' 55? Wing. 5? 5' wr mf., rg,-' K- if 'Q .xv ' . 1. yn lui ' .' N fi fi Y r W, v' Q . Ag' k It f af- If H! '45 Q' 4 14' . iv I 1' 2' , 1, Q, :HV .4 Wen Q iff 46 t ,lv 441: f P M, fu 0 Q1 U' W, yt gm . F 1' -Q 'L-. A ., , 1 f A M , ff 1 1 2 f rr iff? 1, gl Vi, . , .f ,ibgbcxkk Q 19 f 4, 9 s .S , 5367 . W, 2 if 2 EQS51 i 4' in , ,, 4' fr 'Y f ., 4. lf x 71 ' Of' 'Zbrx Q . ' M' ' Q Eg , hz v 53 L ,NY 'Q . ufxazsva 'v V W , I 4 E . ' S, I 1 KING JEFF ,,,ge.f?f'w ,- gyms- , is , g ff -, , 1 :wk , V ..,, .gm :QQ YQ S Y ' 'X A YY 5- N., A'5,:'-., 4, .YU IJ 1. w. . J, 1 2 my f ,I , h Q - 45--au. v . V I, F '? 'H 3 2 V'-F 4 135 'Q' 5 W -W. 5 g 4 z, V bg? fwxn new fi f SM 6 Try to Rememberv was the theme for the 1969 Junior- JR Senior Prom. The cafeteria was transformed into a colorful 0 - 0 flower garden complete with butterflies and fountains. Queen Rosalie Julaila and King Allen Brandt reigned over the last formal dance in honor of the Seniors. The soft strains of music by the Sounds of Masters left everyone in melancholy thought . . . Trying to Remember. 1 ,Q 6 1,-16.0.4 t0.6.6,Gr 4 QUEEN ROSALIE JULAILA KING ALLEN BRANDT 43 .501 1 'wsihyei-W 1 1-W., ,, . l Princess: Colleen Young Princess: Cindy Horsley Prince: Steve Hert Prince: Ron Grosz I 3 xfvflv' THE ROYAL COURT Queen Rosalie and King Allen 44 I 41 'gif' wx Princess: Cindy Wisner Prince: Scott Dorr ! 5 Boys getting ready to 'chow down 4-lg, so l 4' 5 f 'AGP-, Hans, Couples enjoy themselves at the festive occasion. AG B WL AND FFA Best Dressed Gal: Mary Grosz OFFICERS, Left to Right: Mr. Stillwell, Advisorg Larry Hall, Reporter Dan Demarais, Treasurerg Jim Violette, Vice Presidentg Rick Niesz Presidentg Steve Pickett, Sentinelg Mr. Cooper, Advisor. Best Dressed Guy: Terry Kelson Lynn Hake, FFA Chapter Sweetheart, reigned over this yearis Ag Bawl. Marry'in Sam, Terry Kelson, was kept busy marrying reluctant guys to anxious girls! Best dressed honors went to Marry'in Sam and Mary Grosz. The swinging Ag Bawl was just one of the activities the FFA Chapter sponsored. Rick Niesz attended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. The Chapter was in livestock judging contests and was well represented at various livestock shows. Chapter Sweetheart: Lynn Hake and Escort: Rick Niesz. 46 ROYALTY-SITTING: Mary Grosz, Lynn Hake, Rick Neisz, Gayle Nelson. STANDING: Steve Pickett, Deena Green, Rich Kelson, Maxine Warnicke, Terry Kelson, Sindy Yearout, Bill Silvers. FIRST ROW: Mr. Stillwell, Advisor: Rolondo Valdez, Larry Hall, Darrell Creach, Mr. Cooper, Advisor: Manual Torrez, Robert Gorham, Jim Violette, Don Renecker, Rick Neisz, Terry Randall. SECOND ROW: Dennis Black, Gary Devall, Gary Giles, Jim Tomeo, Rodney Williamson, Frank Gangle, Rick Traub, Scott Hartley, Dave Traub, Charles Dragoo. THIRD ROW: Mike Lopez, Mike Mata, Delbert Roth, Dave Gasseling, Bill Silvers, Robin Gangle, Dan Demarais, Dale Groth, Jerry Graham, Ed Green. FOURTH ROW: Dean Linville, Roger Broyles, George Elliot, Richard Justo, John Crites, Rick Baugher, Lester King, Forrest Wilson, Mike Cullier, Clarence Leach. FIFTH ROW: Jay Voeiker, Monte Schilperoort, Clair Ermey, Pat Baldoz, Florencio Arreola, Allen Brown, Joe Shockley, Larry Liebrecht, Roger Houle, Mark McAlister. SIXTH ROW: Rodney Wyatt, Ruben Matthews, Everett Haddox, Eddy Hamden, Norman Jio, Howard Moss, Glen Rice, Doug Hall, Jim Aleck. 47 Valann Valdason's attempt at suicide in Not Enough Rope doesn't work. Night Must Fall cast cools it with tea. as. 1 Come on Bob, she's not that heavy! Bob Ogburn and Toni Rafanan in Not Enough Rope . THESPIANS e ci' 1' I. ff' ,- 'Q fi X f lt J W' if Teenagers gossip in Bye Bye Birdie . 1 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mortenson, Advisor: Marietta Hofer, Debbie Hurd, Historian: Valann Valdason, Presi- dent: Toni Rafanan, Secretary: Shaine Hart, Vice-President: Ben Dar. SECOND ROW: David Olmstead, Stan Brackney, David Van Nostern, THIRD ROW: Bob Ogburn, Noella Wyatt, Barbara Bates, Sandi Belzer. FOURTH ROW: Judy Barney, Karen Hert, Betty Jaime, Jackie Abraham, Sal Zapien, Margaret Keith, Treasurer: Ken Tongate, Cathy Cisneros, Colleen Gaddis, Diane Taylor, Sherry Huck, Judy Yearout. 49 Gar Olson looks for his one last kiss from Roslyn Heffner in Bye Bye Birdie Under the capable direction of Mrs. Bernice Mortenson, the drama department had a very active year. They sponsored a Hippie', dance, put on many one act plays, produced a thrilling murder mystery, Night Must Fall and amusica1, Bye Bye Birdien. Their one act play, Not Enough Rope , won honorable mention at the Regional Tournament in Ta- coma and third place in State competition. Valann Valdason won the Best Actress Award at Tacoma and received honorable men- tion in State competition for acting in the same play. Lettermen FIRST ROW: Cherie Calhoun, Louise Gutierrez, Connie Roriguez, Judy Barney, Karen Geffe, Mikal Young, Laura Krienke, Marci Sutton. SECOND ROW: Cathy Cisneros, Rena King, Linda I-Iillbery, Vikki Morhous, Karen Hake, Mary Arreola, Patty Bogue, Rosalie Julaila. THIRD ROW: Mike Calhoun, Mike Nettleton, Sam Mauch, Moises Hemandez, Les Hagarty, Jack Mondor,Andy Ramos, Phillip Miranda. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Sotelo, Glenn Hata, Randy VandenBrink, Sam Brackney, Jim Tomeo, Dale Cummings, Doug Doornink, Jack Bunnell. FIFTH ROW: Steve Pickett, Robin Gangle, Bill Silvers, Gene Viernes, Jeff Sheppard, Dick Munson, Roy Smith, Jim Doornink. SIXTH ROW: Jess Trujillo, Mitch Underwood, Gabriel Trujillo, Steve Hert, Mark Groszhans, Scott Dorr, Bill Dalton, Allen Brandt, SEVENTH ROW: Simon Masias, Tony Hernandez, Jeep Labberton, Frank Vasquez, Ron Grosz, Dan Steckler, Dave Gasseling. EIGHTH ROW: Dan Labbee, Rick Young. - x, ,W ,M N. ,J- Y Under the capable leadership of President Rick Young, Lettermen and Letterwomen had an active year of parking cars, selling programs, and generally helping when they were needed. Their big project was collecting dead batteries to aid to the fund for the universal gym. OFFICERS TOP ROW: Steve Walker, Vice-President: Wanda Whitner, Secretary: BOTTOM ROW: Rick Young, President: Dave Gasseling, Sergeant at Arms. 50 Pep Club FIRST ROW: Carol Reil, Laura Schoonover, Barbara James. SECOND ROW: Susan Shockley, Teresa Finley, Anna iawdm, Q31 Aleck Barbara lsadore Karen Hert, Shirley Freuh. THIRD ROW: Peggy Keith, Evajean Blum, Ophelia Defiesta, Susan Cerna, Judy Eisenbeis, Debbie Jouinagan. FOURTH, ROW: Delta Tupy, Ellen LaMere, Lois James, Diane Keith, Phyllis Hooper, Stella Casteneda. OFFICERS, TOP TO BOTTOM: Ophelia Detiesta, Demerit Chairmang Delta Tupy, Assistant Social Chairman, Susan Cerna, Social Chairmang Peggy Keith, Treasureg Judy Eisenbeis, Secretary, Debbie Joumagan, 51 Vice-Presidentg Evajean Blum, President. Wapato's Pep Club did their job of promoting school spirit and pep well this year. Evajean Blum, President, and the rest of the girls organized Homecoming, sold candy during football games, sold programs at basketball games and yelled!! FTA X Vikki Morhous, Vice-President, Steve Paz, Secretary-Treasurer, Debbie Hurd and one of her headaches Rena King, President. A A . I A . 5. FIRST ROW: Sharron Allsop, Mikal Young, Mrs. Rutherford, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Lucile Cole, Yolanda Manjarez, Mary Grosz, Marilyn McDonald. THIRD ROW: Rena King, Michele Daniel, Janice Schilperoort, Debbie Hurd. FOURTH ROW: Anne Peterson, Marilyn Padavich, Diane Taylor, Delta Tupy. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Peterson, Advisor, Steve Paz, Douge Gamlen. 52 HO OR SOCIETY s In A A' - ffl' W Q , l ax 2 lx 'W V H H L Q? ov: 4 X ' .3 Qi. ,K g E24 BOTTOM ROW: Judy lnay, Judy Barney, Laura Krienke, Marilyn Padavich, Colleen Schilperoort. SECOND ROW: Jim Doornink, Gail Dunn, Sharron Allsop, Wanda Whitner, Nancy Logan, Mary Grosz. TOP ROW: Jack Bunnell, Bill Dalton, Randy VandenBrink, Rena King, Karen Hake, Dan Labbee, Glenn Hata, Loren Kondo. NOT SHOWN: Barbara Babcock, Doug Doornink, Doug Gamlen, Sally Kempton, Janiece Schilperoort, Jeff Sheppard, Mark Groszhans. Mrs. Rutherford talking to Honor Society officers 4 ss if 1 A , l .,. y 54 Sharron Allsop, Treasurer: Mary Grosz, Secretary: NOT SHOWN: Doug Doornink, President. 53 WASEHIAN, WOLF HOWL STAFF ..j3 ,.'-mf: 'fl ETP'-QF K. ' , 4 1 l tg, 1 wwe A ' fy t .S ga: K A ,: ' K g . if. A Cindy Wisner, Annual Editor and Bill Dalton, Journalism's entry in the Homecoming Parade. Production Manager. Co-Editors: Jack Bunncll and Carol Reil. The last deadline met, the last Wolf Howl published and our Journalism class heaved a sigh of relief. .. and happiness. Cindy Wisner, Annual Edi- tor, kept our class jumping with her new ideas for making more money. We washed cars, raftled tickets, and spon- sored the first Mr. and Mrs. Sweetheart contest. We sold annuals until lim sure we dreamed about it at night. At the end, after things were done, we had all grown closer and learned a lot besides the material things we worked for. 'ut .f , M K 'Q 5 rf: , 4- . , we Q ' - 1 ta, 1 af' '. ,fa i. Y W' ,. , ' 'K wi., Y J, '.. is I Y f U A X , .. . V, fs b A jr- 'fxwf , it U it . 1 X ,Y A. . rf vi I V., , f V I I -. I,-,jx - ' 1 fsvf 1 xy R f igxgnh ' A ,. 'sV,.Q?'Q ' I ,Jn . ,lx lx 5 A W . .al ' JOURNALISM CLASS: ln Front Jeep Laberton. KNEELING: Cindy Wisner, Susan Shockley, Debbie Hurd, Karen Hake, Mary Grosz, Evajean Blum, Carol Reil. STANDING: Mrs. Yearout, Newspaper Advisorg Anthony Miranda, Carol Knox, Jeff Sheppard, Scott Dorr, Sindy Yearout, Janet Horsley, Mark Groszhans, Bonnie Munson, Bill Dalton, Mikal Young, Kass Dalrymple, Marilyn McDonald, Jack Bunnell, Mr. Noland, Annual Advisor. NOT SHOWN: Cindy Horsley. 54 FRENCH CLUB 5 . ' ' . , . : ff ' ff v + is . ni asm: A A- W - i 'fr-v 1' ., . Q , . ,W , .f-: . . , , .. . . + ,Q 1' - Eg x R i - .-af I ' ,-1 ' , V ,, Q , 4 L P- I fix we French Club members talk over plans for the annual French Club Banquet. FRONT ROW: Barbara Babcock, Secretary-Treasurer: Miss Bailey, Advisor: Frankie Tupling, Social Chairman. BACK ROW: Tim Powell, Sergeant-at-Arms: Jeep Laberton, Vice-President: Errol Menke, President. - 'Wx .WL xi? ,ww.. 7 7'fm,.. ' A FIRST ROW: Miss Baily, Doug Gamlen, Chuck Brown, Laura Krienke, Errol Menke. SECOND ROW: Mike Calhoun, Doris Brady, Margaret Duchsherer, Les Hagarty, Jim Iwamoto, Ted Donato, Wayne Hahn. THIRD ROW: Marci Sutton, Karen Baugher, Lumen Pascua, Dan Steckler, Loren Kondo. FOURTH ROW: Vicki Mouth, Barb Babcock, Norma Licudan, JoAnn Cruz, Denise Champoux, Stan Putnam. FIFTH ROW: Vickie Elder, June Kuhn, Kay Money, Janet Horsley, Doris Dragoo, Diane Schlenker, Marilyn Padavich, Anne Peterson. SIXTH ROW: Billie Powell, Janet Hillbery, Linda Schutz, Dale Cummings. STANDING: Ann Gasseling, Teresa Adams, Gary Schnieder, Joel Billings, Ken DeLozier, John Crites, Frankie Tupling, Tim Powell, Jeep Laberton, Gar Olson. 55 L, ,...A..... STANDING: Larry Shepard, Ray Cabatit, Chuck Brown, Simon Masias, Kim Bosler, Henry Cerna, Louie Aguilar, Larry Hall, Sam Brackney, Stuart Zack, Joe Arambul, Steve Hert, Dan Labbee, Rick Young, Mitch Underwood, Doug Doornink, Mike Gilmore. SECOND ROW: Liz Rocha, Rena King, Gail Dunn, Collen Young, Sally Cerna, Bonnie Lundberg, Patty Wofford, Marci Sutton, Judy Yearout, Les Hagarty, Moses Hernandez. SITTING: Melinda Danson, Desne Rutherford, Marlene Gillihan, Valann Valdason, Elaine Moss, Sally Kempton, Shelly Martin, Pam Taylor, Deena Green, Doris Brady, Mikal Young. Mr. Dorr checks out Mary's minutes. Glenn Hata, Treasurer, Rick Neisz, Assistant Treasurer. 56 Sharon Allsop, Advertising Correspondent. Linda Hillbery, Social Chairmang Susan Lions, Assistant Social Chair- man. li' , ' A.S.B. Gar Olson, Assistant Advertising Manager, Ben Dar, Advertising Man- ager. Mitch Underwood, Vice-President, Mary Grosz, Secretary, Mike Gil- more, President. The A.S,B., while gaining leadership and governmental experience, made our school run more smoothly at the same time. Besides sponsoring the traditional aftergame dances, Sophomore Mixer, Winter Formal, and Bean Feed, they delivered presents at Christmas, served as guides at Open House, and sponsored a work day designed to aid the depletef' treasury. 57 ff A 1 1969 BEAN FEED Eflll-rllffiti? ii Meet the Bean Eaters of America! Under the direction of General Chairman Jeff Sheppard, this year's Bean Feed was the biggest and best yet. 53,120 rolled in with 52,300 going to the American Cancer Society. A clock-radio went to Debbie Hurd for being top salesman. The winning class was Mr. Groenig's Bookkeeping ll for the second year in a row. 58 People, people BOTTOM ROW - Jeff Sheppard, Chairman, Gar Olsen, Cherrie Calhoun, Stuart Deal, Co-Chairman. 2ND ROW - Janet Horsley, Laura Krienke, Marilyn Padavich, Judy lnay, Judy Barney, Eileen Schlenker, Dale Cummings, Doug Doornink. 3RD ROW M Margaret Keith, Shelley Martin, Sally Kempton, Kass Dalrymple, Karen Hake, Diane Knaub, Barbara Klundt, Billie Powell, Alena Cable, Gloria Baclig. 4TH ROW - Debbie Brown, Kathy Gangle, Jennie Hernandez, Sherrie Caoile, Sherrie Huck, Terrie Umemoto. STH ROW - Ruben Miranda, Bill Dalton, Mike DeLozier, Alex Espinoza, Martin Estranda, Cecil James, Andy Pascua, Val Fabela, Jim Iwamoto. 6TH ROW - Sam Mauch, Tony Hernandez, Leron Kondo, Garden Jio, Jerry Halloway, Greg Wentz, Dave Gasseling, Num Speedis. 59 Take a bite . . .Col1een and more people! Drillettes salute the Student Body. Patty leads Drillettes DRILL LEADER: Patty Bogue. FIRST ROW: Billie Powell, Sylvia Cruz, Norma Licudan, Judy Inay, Lumen Pascua. SECOND ROW: Nancy Logan, Debbie Baker, Mary Espinoza, Judy Keikkala, Joann Sherbahn. THIRD ROW: Connie Brown, Donna Knaub, Jean McGuire, Lillian Umipig, Liz Rocha. FOURTH ROW: Janet Hil1berry,Louise Gutierrez, Vickie Elder, Diane Knaub, Cherie Calhoun. FIFTH ROW: Linda Shutz, Vikki Morhous, Colleen Young, Doris Brady, Susan Lions. SIXTH ROW: Cathy 60 Cisneros, Barb Babcock, Kathy Hert, Linda Hillbery, Janet Horsley. SEVENTH ROW: Laura Krienke, Ann Gasseling, Cindy Horsley, Deene Green, Judy Barney. EIGHTH ROW: Carol Knox, Marilyn Padavich, Carlene Howard, Frankie Tupling, Linda O'De11. 4 ' ' ' ' 4 ,, . 4 Q? Q- X ' A is A Q' Q-J S U ix BAND M K L ., 1 i if 4 . A A Stuart Deal, Drum Major I , J ' - l 3 , ' H S-J...-J 4, 3 -7 , . l , FIRST ROW: Susan Steffens, Robin Carvalho, Debbie Hurd, Sherrie Olson, Patty Bower, Theresa Adams, Annette Warnike, Tovi Bosler, Sandi Belzer. SECOND ROW: Ben Dar, Claudia ldler, Carlene Howard, Ben Antonio, Loren Kondo, Vickie Elder, Nancy Logan, David Doornink, Larry Sheppard, Tim Daily, Monica Villeges, Shannon Phillips, Leon Julaila, Monica Clark, Marilyn Eyle. THIRD ROW: Scott Dorr, Dwain Stanley, Brenda Blakney, Marci Sutton, Rhonda Miner, Becky Cerna, Kathy Baclig, Debbie Brown, Maxine Warnike, Patty Wofford, Frankie Tupling, Chuck Brown, Roslyn Heffner, Susan Lions, Allen Brandt, Steve Pickett, Ted Pascua. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Whitner, Chuck Reed, Mike Calhoun, Bonnie Lundberg, Tony Miranda, Bonni Munson, Stuart Deal, Errol Menke, Louis Aguilar, Randy Dar, Hershel Corbin, Margret Duchsherer, Henry Cerna, Willie Pascua, Fred Olson, Orlando Vincente, Sharron Allsop, Mike Gilmore. FIFTH ROW: Evelyn Takei, Eddie Benedicto, Scott Jones, Ben Tabayoyon, Todd Moser, Jeff Sheppard, Doug Doornink, Tim McClelland, Jack Bunnell. STANDING: Mr. Harold Greig, Randy Johnson, Kim Bosler, Bob Ogburn, Dan Stephens, Larry Hatlestad. 62 1 5' as V ' l I I 5, ,xi W! lx n uf CHORUS: Patty Guerrero, Berta Ramirez, Pam Davis, Kay Money, Sherrie Olson, Rose Jaime, Ruth Jaime, Sylvia Gomez, Becky Pastrana, Linda Burton. SECOND ROW: Mr. Greig, Director, Jean Vincente, Lillian Umipig, Carmen Valdez, Cathy Gangle, Stella Castaneda, Valann Valdason, Patty Boguc, Marietta Hofer, Barbara Vineyard, Connie Brown, Susan Steffen, Debbie Brown. BACK ROW: Wanda Whitner, Randie Gaddis, Colleen Schilpcroort, Susan Sisson, Edward Nieland, Bob Ogbum, Orlando Vincente, Loren Harvey, Benny Facio, David Williams, Sharron Allsop, Margaret Keith, Kim Williams, Arlinda Gonzales, Shirley Baker. af 7, ,af GIRLS QUARTET: Valann Valdason, Patty Bogue, Sharron Allsop, Wanda Whitner, and accompanist, Rosalie Julaila. Let 'em have it, Mr. Greig! 63 , .,,..,, , Q .QQ Years? .5 F '41 an 1 fi 2'5- Ni . ,,. .,.... .. M Y The musicians work hard during a concert for the Student Body. Kay Money and Sharron Allsop strum away. V... if i Band members provide good music at a football game .X fr sv- f ,.. .. if .f-f- 4 FLAG TEAM: Patty Bower, Carlene Howard, Frankie Tupling, Claudia Idler, and Marci Sutton. 95 A! ,pp-N i 2 K. A41 im RW' was, Kay Money and Joann Cruz burn midmte oil ,et ...qt , ge,v.,Q. -':1'Sga,: ,f,h E t ,Aw K - fn. - fb 'f' A-,?:!':tfx.' ' :,:a ff 1:21 L, Qfzm y Q ,ff Oh, Hi, Mr. Hurd! Frankie Tupling enjoys skiing-as do many others who participated in this years Ski Club. .4 Evelyn Takei watches as Simon, Frank, and Jack get their mugs shot. RIGHT: Did someone say that two heads were better than one? 66 .l ,v-as-J ' , . .i V ft F - V J ft ' H A 4 . r a A' li an it . fu J B ..,. p an 51, , If . I , 3' 5 1 A M ,tg ,L R J A' rr if . F5228 I ,I , a. 5' N J ' -l A, I av 4 Q at v f fe J . f x , , ' ,,.i gl i u 6 'J I Y in it j I -Q , rv , is t ' ' ' I .. V fl- 7 . f - Y V r . p i., 1 Q +5 h S' V 15 ,Uv S'-ap 7 a , h+ as a J - ,. l f L l if p ly .. in , A f' -ai , 4 ,, 4, I rv ir' , 'tw xg? -yrnfx 4 , up ' A , p 3 xl ' wp! Qi -lite as r .A 1 , - ar J- B ' T J one t C ' 1 I K . 2 . xp A gg js X J W A .. As Ls A it A f f , at ll? Anna Aleck Virginia Alvarado Barbara Babcock Kathy Baclig Shirley Baker Judy Barney Michael Bill Joel Billings Ronald Boone Sam Brackney Doris Brady Carmen Brink Deborah Brown Clara Broyles Linda Burton Mike Calhoun Susan Cerna Denise Champoux Peggl' C0ChIan Lucille Cole Bob Connor Stella Costello Darrel Creach JoAnn Cruz UNIOR The Juniors participated in many outside projects tlus year. They not only raised the money and planned the Junior-Senior Prom, but also won the float contest for the second yearg in Athletics, the class used its first year experiences to provide our team with drive and determi- nation. At left is the President of the Junior class of '70, Simon Masias, who concentrated on problems-both scholas- tically and athletically. Sylvia Cruz Dale Cummings Susan Daily Michele Daniels Pamela Davis Ronald Day Ophelia DeFiesta Lonnie Delozier Linda Dillman Lonnie Dillman Herman Dillon Ted Donato Rosemary Dotson Doris Dragoo Arlene Edgerly Judy Eisenbeis Andrea Espinoza Nick Evanoff Joe F acio Yvonne Fuehrer is M Q V , I lysis! K 'TP iw!! 1, ! L 55 fi . .,,, I ,Q Nancy Logan gets professional advice from the old pro, Gar Olson. Judy Inay and Stan Putman, brainiest of the junior class, polish up their l.Q.'s for next year. K if-455. 1' iff: . If , , ll ,,. A ,f 5' I ULN: . , f., fist. ' I 2 ' 3? ln 2 Q as 5 1 - 1 if W 0 l 'V ' , , 5 la . Ml 'Uh 'N .1 I X1 aa t ,,,l, , -l:'f,af,2' L 114,51 ,, A me -. ,, f M , ,, 1-,,:: , H., ,f V fr.,- 4 I V K' 'la ex 5,8 1 er in L l, ,Q T' . - -'rf- M-U4 4 4 ,, I '9' gm , L Randie Gaddis gk lil, get John Gamlen ' key f K., ,lfi r ifwxif ' 1. V. 22.5 907 7: lg ? . A Joe Garcia Karen Geffe ' '. M x f I, I Akk' iff N-vt. A NX tx Qwt L 3, Q EQ f Jerry Graham Xl J' 'Q Deena Green - , gs, , My! 5 . l fo Q' .gf ,. ,, veg ' ., 'Q Gary Giles ' Geneva Gilland X s nk. V34 zlfmiea el f X ,, gh f TOP: Junior class advisor, Mr. Tomisser, led the class with his strong arm and eloquent speech. ABOVE: Junior Class Vice-President, Jack Mondor demonstrates his cool ability to withstand the pressures of his office. - s I ' - Gilbert Gomez li L In ' 1 Arlinda Gonzales ' ' ' ' -t D Jesse Gonzales 'Qtek J J s i V .qs ig, fr- , , 9 ' -'lf ,, sf A Lester Hagarty I , Lynn Hake ' sa is - 4 i f , lx f X I' N 3, Q -em rg ,i ' t xx is N .W , + , Wayne Hahn i 1 M 3 K- b ' T-W Larry Hall W 55353 - X' D 'A Adrian Hamilton S' - nf R ' Scott Hartley - J ,MM Larry Hatlestad ii' 1 Greg Heide Joe Hernandez Moises Hernandez Tony Hernandez Karen Hert Kathy Hert Wanda Hicks Linda Higginbotham Janet Horsely Carlene Howard Judy Inay Barbara Isadore Brenda Jackson Barbara James Lois James Rick Joumagon Eloise Juarez Leon J ulaila Dave Kastel Margaret Kieth gn 4 , 5 if A .avr .. Zvi: X - 'wh :-. ' shy- 9' ik hi F me :Y S. i I F ..,, 4 w in. fi? X ' no sr if ' as 1 1 Vx I 7, , U , ff V ,,1, ffm' Lf Y fn Mug ' f J 3 M Q ' 2 1 s 9 Q. I 1 S -- .--- , 2.,s,yz1:g' gl-fy 1' R Q' xg -- W' in www., if gf! is was .fmt lf? we eww L. xx bs: 4 .gi 1 ,, We ' s 9 W ri: r 'rf 'gifhi r 'Ei' I 'fayhl x rwvus x 1 FYHWW fwfihe . 3 V , A . S Q . . Q . W . , , - 5 , N ds' ' E S. Q 1 K N B ,r ,wr Ng, N A 5 N J 'J' 1 Q 3' A A 'K H , Kr Y I if x A 'J gl ' K i H -f J V J ' oft ifk -1- 5 E W . Q39 .. fi It , if X WN -. I .. A vs, N, , I NVD Judy Inay shows her school spirit by supporting the Wolves at a game. RIGHT: Colleen Schilperoort and Mitch Underwood were voted Wit- tiest by their classmates. ' We 9 H A 3 . dz' 't ' X we 11-'J WE ff 1 N X , :X j, J f Qt? sg Y tr V UD , n J.. .-f s V .5 455' 'I' 4 'S Q' T 5 Wk 1 5 g, no X , Laura Krienke is as enthusiastic about sports as she is about her Carol Knox Laura Krienke job as Junior Class Secretary. Jeep Labberton Ted Lamebull Joan Lamb Ray Leach Susan Lions Gary Lipp K I H.. 7. it I it A gf? 1 i ,Q 5,16 1 Q K 'YT VA is ' 4 it X D 5 K V J arf A 1 1 I 1' ii J J, ar ,. it ,gs 14' fag'-X , ' ' Q R ,J 1' ' 'J A 323.-B.. - 1 :.ff7':L- 156 Mi- ,Y ,J ' X exif,-.:..,-f-'f 7 1 A J A Y 1 A .,...4 71 Y. tV,,,.s if i fa , I, 1 'Q . by 'Q u J' I so 2us June Kuhn Ellen LaMere Norma Licudan Roberta Little Nancy Logan Bonnie Lundberg Mike Lundberg John Lujohn Gloria Maltos Yolanda Manjarrez Lolita Manzano Dennis Matthews Sam Mauch Tom Metsker I l M-, N? - Robert You beat. Vicki Muoth Edward Nieland Sherrie Olson Gar Olson Joan Orcutt it I V . a - ng endeavors to sock it to the crowd with the soul ,an ' H' 'v-A ,, I , v VN Q 3, , n-ff' 1 fi A ' ic. 4 rf - is A Nr , ' ' -fx I ' fl 1 ml? 5 If si '25 Marilyn Padavich , Lumen Pasqua Beatrice Pual Qi t sexy , H m 1 Q '77fv-ft ' 'W Q ,X ,Fx ' fm it fi 1 al ' 1422 . : E3 ' 5 jk ZW , 5 f 1 I ' . , .f ,r ag x N 1. 'f .if - of Stanley Miller Anthony Miranda .lack Mondor Kay Money Rennie Moss Bonnie Munson Janet Horsley and Roy Smith, junior most fashionable, model their winning apparels. 72 elf V Janet Horsely, your shoes are untied! if e of A e if . 3 Q 1 5 2 , W Q, It ,- X ..., 5 . S ' . I x A xx X J .21 3 3 . . W lg X, Sindy Yearout and Gar Olson were voted Friendliest by their class- mates. , . - ,-4 fa, . 5 , -1' in L 1 , 0, s n o W 1 'fr h' 5 ff ,, fl E, f to 53 Hi ,K -A1 Q.- M ,- it Q- F 53:1 ,xy 1. . W 'v'5 ,5'4 ,gif as 'Y' ' 3' L , if - A ' YI' ,xl if 1 - .. K' Xi' 5 'rf ' I .,: qi . xv. A ,WZ , all ,X L a A 4 -f A is M , C i. rl , V V he n .,. 1 , .L ,, 2, 1 , kk 1 4f,,1,?,a it 4 , 1 ,- fm,-,'.,'v., ig., ' ww V f ' + Y -i Hs 0. U, ' .V- gill , r r -A 5 , r r , , ., - - ' n 6, ng. as 73 l , R A ' ff s My x Andy Pascua Ronald Perez Marjorie Peterson Leslie Pinkham Tim Powell Stanley Putman Berta Ramirez Alfred Ramos Rose Mary Ramos John Ratzlaf Mary Robinson Caroline Rocha Connie Rodriquez Victoria Rodriquez Yolanda Santibanez Colleen Schilperoort J aniece Schilperoort Diane Schlenker Eileen Schlenker Angel Sepulveda ww ,. K, ,M .W 1:29, 1 1 '-fgsjyjywni it , elim M V1 Susan Shockley V- A A fx, Geraldine Schut - l V 4 3' ,ff 4 Q lzfivmrf ,L ' i 1, , N Wm V f ,mtg LD :,,, . W:,i W , 5, , .. ,ffwf ,. in,,,A,,: .. - .,,., . ,, L as Z' 1 F . at R I 4 QE a W rw H ' 'E' 15' ,:,z-'f s M i ' if . iff if ' , K, ' .,,. , v,,, Susan Slsson l V., W -. my V' , Bruce Smartlowrt f 5 A, 3 ' 'W ' ff W ' ,U , L' ' 55 I V . Q' 'wi T I 0' Roy Sm1th if f 54 Randy Sohappy - it .5 -wp , QL ry, . ix 'r' fs fi Dan Steckler 1 'wi Lili Susan Steffen if N gt .A iy' . 1 , N, if up aw' , f ggi W I 'Y xr- if ll , it le , M ik ul? Wm. l ' ' f 5.f,,,E,a. .a X . .,WWfj,,,.f . Wa ., .,,,,,, M Marci Sutton Ben Tabayoyon Manuel Torrez Connie Tovar I!!! un.. , S 4, X ,jf ' it li M3-nz A . .- Agri' ' A 'l,,,iwy,'V1I aw. AV Wwwwl Evelyn Takei Tom Tovar 74 Rick Traub Rita Trujillo Voted versatile of junior class, were Simon Masias and Laura Krienkeg over all good kids. - 4-. V, ., ,LW 5 Km, L, Siam wfws 1 A 'KX f' for A S A A 1 f' W, . iii -' ii,l ' gg. :ni 'lil f if ' ' i ' J'm,, ' fy? f, .1,-, , , , ,, Aaron Tomeo James Tomeo Ken Tongate Frankie Tupling V I my 2 K . 'gas 2 .i I . 1 . ' Z' , -' Lm,,A, is f l X ' f gf 5 . 4' ' 4' tg T ' , ii , ' .. , I , N ., I 2, -..W mmef --. ,- Three members of The Last Generation entertain the student body at an after-game dance. LEFT: Joel and Janet were picked runner-up in French class finals. MIDDLE LEFT: Carol Knox and Dale Cummings relax from the day-to-day grind of school. BELOW: Evelyn Takei and Bonnie Lund- berg discover that skiing is done with snow. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ophelia DeFiesta takes her job seriously as junior class treasurer. Q vs Delta Tupy Mitch Underwood Rachel Vargas Vincent Vargaa Frank Vasquez Linda Vinyard J 1m Violette Maxine Warmcke gl X X fx K., N I at of 4. Y L NN K 1 3 f lf X W lj- 5? ' , 1? J as V s ,fa 3 , nnn VV . b' It as 7 -Q e if it E ,MER is 399: A 4 a , ' I lg? 3 ki . t nr' 'NWI 1 1147 ! 'G Klip V W Hl 'if ELEAN ' Acting as a team, class leaders Lynn Hake and Les Hagarty paved the way for the junior class. Rennie Moss was just told a joke about a blue moo. Frankie Tupling and Nancy Logan just seem to knit away their time during S.O.P. Q fu MQ iR5'mwH Alfred Ramos and company manage to find the old ways of dancing adequate to the situation. Football games offer a chance for social involvement between classes. RIGHT: The junior social chairman for this year, was Sindy Yearout. 'rss 'I Mix. YQ A 1 , ,U ,lt U I vi 'ifxff if 'I ' is , L R li , , QQ ' R . R ' b g . X 1 A- jg' 1 S . ' 1 ff i ft! ' ,sw . in f --f ,fa I H Vg ff ' ' ' 1 ., cl fifilm. f i R so F73 W f 1 J KX X V , M y F , , 2 st if i 4 K Robert Young Stuart Zack Ron Wilcox David Williams Paul William s Patty Wofford Sindy Yearout Mikal Young fl? v-at ,. l A We , x x X Robert Zimmerman ,nrt I.. -QA utstanding Juniors and Bo and Girl Staters The title of Boy and Girl Stater is awarded annually to four Juniors and two alternates. This honor is given by the American Legion and Auxiliary. For one week during summer vacation, the girls go to C.W.S.C. where they practice pro- cedures in city, county, and state government. The boys are sent to a similar conference at Gonzaga University. The Masonic Council of Education each year selects ten outstanding juniors from various valley schools. They are chosen on the basis of character, scholarship, citizenship, and leadership. BELOW-This yearis two top Juniors are Janiece Schilperoort and Stan Putman. BELOW RIGHT4Boy and Girl Staters were: FIRST ROW-Judy Barney and Judy Inay. SECOND ROW-Dan Steckler and Gar Olson. All 2-am BELOW-The Ten Outstanding Juniors: FIRST ROW-Janiece Schilperoort, Judy Inay, Judy Bamey. SECOND ROW-Doug Gamlen, Dale Cummings, Stan Putman. THIRD ROW-Sam Mauch, Laura Krienke, Marilyn Padavich, and Mitch Underwood. MEMGDHRH Q Q Q TO ARLENE Music, when soft voices die, Vibrates in the memory- Odours, when sweet violets sicken, Live within the sense they quicken. Rose leaves, when the rose is dead, Are heaped for the belovedls dead And so the thoughts, when thou art gone, Love itself shall slumber on. I Percy Byshe Shelley Wapato High School suffered a great loss, when a tragic car-train accident on October 18, 1968, took the life of Arlene Edgerly. As a junior, she was an active member of Band, Pep Club, and Girl's Athletic Association. Miss Edgerlyls warm personality and good nature will be greatly missed but the thought of her will remain an everlasting memory at Wapato Senior High School. .1 ARLE E EDGERLY Teresa Adams Louis Aguilar Ruth Allsop Rudy Alvardo Joe Andrews Cleo Arambul Lou Ann Arambul Florencio Arreola Doug Babcock Gloria Baclig QU 1-Q GPHGMGRE We want two, we want two, we want . . . . ff Hara. , , - , fm iff 5 ! .. 'll , ,,, , , I W , A .1 S' 5 231' i f S 'Q A , I. V X fi A 'J W so 'L flak Q Q rs! L ,- 58.5 , . X 3,31 K K. 1 - 'li .ff f Qi I A' x J K, Debbie Baker Karen Baugher Eddie Benedicto Marilyn Besel f s gsffwggl , , M-.gg V Q- A Q is -a sf Q i V N 158 xi! i, Q 'TS 3 A , as K P, y y fr. up W Vi .V 1 ,Q -Q ve . ,, K 7 5 X s V6 1 . A , I5 - 1 xx 1 Y , r , x . 'P N T Qkf g y ffplg f ' f V Q u' I I 3: 4 V-.nm k i 551553, X ' 3 f 6 i , ' ' . HX' f Pat Baldoz Barbara Bates Ollie Beavert Sandra Belzer Rick Benzel Ron Benzel Rosebud Biss Charles Blacksnake n lj s E 3 J C efiiiil'jaKi'i BELOW: The sophomore class' first year of high school English promised to be a memorable one. his my LEFT: Louie Aguilar, sophomore class president, was hard work- ing throughout the year for his class. Sophomore Debut This year's sophomore class made it debut into the first year of high school in good standings. The class of '7l' won a majority of the pep jugs, and supplied the base of Wa-Hi's team spirit. 81 4 , ' A gk fi? 1.10: ' E-IZ. 2 A 5 S ff t f A r aw, 'f 'W , it If 1 T 1 I, ' , A ,Q M , Sa B Q ' ' 5 4 B D X if . ylyl la y Y A X f ., x Qt E? ,ll ' ' aw.. 'X' fy , ffl? Zh. ,v I ,. ' 2. s 5, ,, e-. , 7 X 3 V A V , C , L. 1 , i K ' , ' - K.,,. , 5' ll 'qi ' , 2,4 J V K : V . E , X A , s .f X , gi v:l-' d,,g,, V. .1 A . ' X fi gf 4 , f B f , ri, lt? I , f-4 Xl: H Sk ,. V W at I M X , ' M-fl - V ,Ani fQ 2 :-. ,jj fa ,ar it al Q X AX fy C, X, Brenda Bleakney Guy Blevins Tovi Bosler Kim Bosler Kay Boston Rick Bougher David Briggs Connie Brown Debbie Brown Allen Brown Chuck Brown Frederick Brown Nathan Broyles Brenda Burks David Burns La Von Burton Ronald Butler Steven Butler Ray Cabatit Alena Cable Robin Carvalho Dale Celestine Becky Cerna Henry Cerna Gary Schneider relaxes after a hard year as sophomore vice-presi- dent. W.,-f 82 ,.sv i .rf V f their sophomore classmates. one minute before the bell. ,,......--'- R -4 Sophomore girls catch up on all the latest gossip during theirlunch hour. David Briggs is wrapped up in schoolwork! w-Q 'Q ,va -1-..-.-3 LEFT: Billie Powell and Chuck Brown were voted Brainiest by BELOW: After-Lunch-Time-Activities include a student traffic jam WW, ,,,,....-- 3 Sz Y f Q Q' rx V 3 K M as W J ima we ,,. Dora Clark Monica Clark Virginia Costello Hershell Corbin Steve Cordle Ronald Cree John Crites Mile Cuiller Tim Daily Mr. Groenig, sophomore class advisor, shows his confidence in 71. .mn wif 4 M' . the class of 84 Linda Gangle and Colleen Gaddis do 'their thing' at one of the various dances. Sophomore class treasurer, Linda Schutz. demonstrates the tight security kept on all incoming money. ,,.,,,, t M g: . 2 A it gi, , 2 ' ng! W ..,.4, A ,f H ,jf was V --...WW M,g -up W- t fn f l E iii M To M' gil, 2 1 ' Q 1 ' it , 3 at ,Y 1- Q ,mg-gf' E , - I M, V, Janet Hillbery and Tim McClelland display their winning personalities that got them their title of Friendliest of the sophomore class. Vi.. ' . s KV G 45' E ,V vs it L 2 fx e x L Melinda Danson Margaret Duchsherer , Mufti , ' pf 535' M at vs . ,f 'T -vm f 1 , it E- , E - A r V stt M we t af x f E ea X Q , A A iff if E ii 1 V M ' . I 'Z ' ,. -at X I X f Ranny Dar Debbie Davis Stuart Deal Diane Dunn Victoria Elder George Elliot 85 Robert DeAnda Lino Espinoza David Doornink Marilyn Eyle Joe Fabela at Ricky Radness 543- ,. ic V f I 3 Russell Fate X N 9 , x fig si iii E 56' 4 Pam Fisher X ls ' e t Q Colleen Gaddis gp g VW 1 Carmen Gamboa ' L S ' Roberta Gamino ' I g 1 Q Kathy Gangle v' . 4-of Louis Aguila: and Linda Schutz provided the class '71' with alert and active leadership throughout the year. M47 iii The sophomore boys show one of their many talents in academic subjects. 86 'V L LEFT: Chuck Brown finds it remarkable that so much Fresca can be found on a mountain. Linda Gangle Ann Gasseling Daniel Garcia GUY Garcia George Geffe Barry George Melba Gilland Kay Gillihan Juan Gomez Wayne Gunter Joe Guzman Gary Hambright Rachel Harger Kathy Harris Rosalyn Heffner 4 f 4 g ,W 9 E' 5 'Q xi K git it l iv k i ff ,gg N 'ff ,A A Q1 7. 'A vin, ,fr x., 1 . X . , X 1 M 2 if 5 Q f f x I 1' ginti F AA X izn K 9' I lg Y a ,x' r to magma .ga 'Q?5'l all LEFT: Alena Cable models the newest in fashions at the French Fashion Show. 87 Jenny Hernandez ' . Janet Hillbery Jerry Holloway In J may Ervin Hosak 3 J' Mfg . Heleh Hosak 1 ,a ,,3y . .,, -- waWf3wvw.fwwefi Sherry Huck Robert Ingalsbe A., N Marian Jim ' J Randall Johnson V if Russell Johnson Kenneth J ones -I 5 e Scott Jones ,Liga -- W 5 4 W J 1 J' Q Richard Justo I, - V Maria Juarez 'Q .V 1 2 , .-,f,,ZM Terry Kelson if if J X ' Y 4,-5 1 N, M, 5 fa fs? ,E ,gin A W, iw f nw? Q ! -X in Lester King Barbara Klundt Diane Knaub Donna Knaub Shirley Kuh 'rw - llc ffl if Shirlena LaBombard Howard Landsaw Terry Lang RIGHT: Janet Hillbery, sophomore class secretary, keeps the class closely informed from her accurate notes. 88 X f ,X t i lfllmf 21 f,.,m M ,J K J, yr,JL J X32 'rf LEFT: Chuck Brown models the latest Jean Claude Killy. This season's sophomore basketball team stands in an unemployment line Kathy Martin and Gary Garcia were voted most Fashionable by their classmates. 89 H x 'M -Q ,N Q , K ' X ,.,, x 1 I , L :el ,K X. 5 Q. 'XS ,,.., Q 3 lf, 1. , . ij S k' - , X 4 Y! . . if Ya ff 0 is X, . I Michael Laws Tim McClelland Ronda Miner Toni Nash ,ig e 1, 'mlm - ,. 'fe N F 1 1 1- V S 1 is Mg 'm Q I Q 'R i K .fx .ML W ' fwxr .s it 5 Robert Lugo Sally McFarland Alicia Miramontez Dick Nettleton Y L This year's Sophomore float in the Fall Festival won third prize. I -fi ff. .4 of-M' . , I , as- s I W 3- f L. t i r , f K .3 up Si- , I 3, , 5, nf V. .X A , ll it S. 5 , Ill 5 f 4 ewnffff '. if? fu vs Kathy Martin Jean McGuire Ruth Miranda Kay Noble X .X,, ,., an Nkw f .Q ..,am,,., ..--, Q ,A ,. ,cf eww . ' Lg, -A iw it Q , . -KF K. '- , - :2 5 leg? -Xa.: .. I . W 1 ifiiig- , , Mtv: X R 5 X t 1 l ew Wai, , f on ,mike nk s M1 ,L l Lf? Jug F A, + - U 14. , ' 4 5 X s wgvfsc B tt t 4 is 1 QE X: . S. N , if 1 we at if is Y A 43 'i in . 5 11. Q r 1 Q Q . 'ful . '? 14 A- V .4-: ,. f, 1 M M? X 5 .VM . . ' Q . I -, , rx af ,V -brawl 'ik' . Q.. is 'Q ,jj I., ,Q .r ' , . eq, , z v K , . 2 --, figri if ' , t ,g is. ' J Z . - .. 9 Hilda Mata Errol Menke Marisella Morales A. Todd Moser Robert O'De1l Fred Olson Paul Martinez Tom Melton Debby Matthews Rachel Merz Dan Myers Rita Ortiz X 5., LEFT: Voted most versatile of the Sophomore class were Ronda Miner and Ron Benzel. BELOW: Margaret Duchsherer, sophomore class social chairman, finds herself confronted with numerous activities to choose from. gf Kim Bosler shows the basis Of the sophomore class determination. LEFT: Toni Rafanan enlightens the sophomores. Bert Oswald William R. 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X 1 1 , f 31 4 '5 ' 7 2 Y a' ' 3 f va 5 g X 5 a X ft? , , ' I .ss K5 fa FMV lx Delia Shockley Grace Sisson Vickie Smith David Smith Martha Solis Numa Speedis Gary Tahkeal Marlane Taylor Brenda Traub Terry Umemoto Carmen Valdez Aurora Vargas Esperanza Vargas Stanley Viernes Monica Villegas Norma Vincent Barbara Vineyard Robert Wada , I-K' V1 Annette Wamicke 5 Qffw, V Greg Wentz ' D ' iii W 1 Merris Whiz . , .VVVV D' 9' Y L I V 2 fiffitleffafQli1f Tti'1'g 1 Kim Williams ' 5 u Rodney Williamson E Alvin Wilson ' f -1 AQ, ' v D D D Em. A D ggj'7W, 'if' N E . W W - Forrest Wilson Deborah Winnier Noella Wyatt . ,. Jud1Yearout . .. ff. J Qi fu- ' f . D is 3 '7 ' A Sal Zaplen My .V .3 D, X' ,err . l 4 . 5, 2555 9 M D W4 AM 'iff' D' Q A . 'L 1 i, my , is-1,il.1l.fi. 1 w g L' 4 4 K wg, e ffm, 31 Chief Ted Donato does the War Dance . 94 Marilyn and Leon groove-it at one of the dances. V7 'R 7 'afffmb ,f Q 3' J Z' it Y ' , I .img V FM a . A 1 - Y , . . E U Q 'A' N ,K . I Sm 196 FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Coach Perry, Glen Hata, Frank Vasquez, Loren Kondo, Randy VandenBrink, Orlando Vicente, Ted Donato, Steve Hert, Andy Pascua. MIDDLE ROW: Dan Labbee, Ben Antonio, Gabe Trujillo, Manuel Torrez, Dick Munson, Dan Stephens, Dave Gasseling, J im Doornink, Ron Grosz. BACK ROW: Robin Gangle, Jeep Labberton, Mitch Underwood, Simon Masias, Sam Mauch, Arron Tomeo, Joe Facio, Gordon J io. Wolves Defense Digs in. Wapato's Coach Bill Perry 96 Wolves and Prosser tangle fiercly! Jeep Labberton gets up after a reception against Grandview, 97 Scores of '68 Moscow fldhj 32 Wapato Othello 40 Wapato Ellensburg 28 Wapato Sunnyside 34 Wapato West Valley 13 Wapato Prosser 76 Wapato Selah 36 Wapato Grandview 34 Wapato Toppenish 39 Wapato Due to lack of size and experience the 1968 football season was a poor one for the Wolves. Although the Wolves were small they played admirably and full of pride under Coach Bill Perry. They showed their love for the game by always fighting to the end. Sam Mauch moves in for the kill! Jeep catchs a few zzzzzzzzzzzz's. Quarterback Glen Hata fades back for the bomb!! . ml Red Dog Award winner Randy VandenBrink The Red Dog Award was presented this year to Randy for his outstanding defensive play for the 1968 season. Sophomore Football 1968 This was the first year for an all Sophomore football team at Wapato. By having a winning year, the sophomores worked hard and gained many experiences helping to build toward next years Varsity team. SCORES OF 1968 Toppenish 1 2 Sunnyside 6 Ellensburg 25 West Valley 0 Prosser 13 Grandview 6 Sophomore coaches Bill Kreiger and Dave Andress . ' f MFI .li T I 4 X , ,,. '3 , ,ffm . dare, . ' is fy, - , sf fl A as . 1 . : ft, Wapato 6 Wapato 20 Wapato 20 Wapato 19 Wapato 32 Wapato 32 , . .la .1W, i , are 1 , 4 , 2 srze 1 Nhiq L r r 'ff it ii' 1 riffs ,Y l .er 2 Til. BACK ROW: Fred Olsen, Gary Schneider, Russ Fate, Forrest Wilson, John Pastrana, Dan Myers, Dick Nettleton, Ray Cabatit, Ron Benzel, Rick Benzel, Dave Doornink. FRONT ROW: Ted Pascua, Eddie Benedicto, Louis Aguilar, Ben Facio, Henry Cerna, Errol Menke, Terry Umemoto, Chuck Reed, George Geffe, Pat Barron, Lowell Sherrell. 99 Cross Country This seasons Cross Country team consisting of all Juniors and Sophomores with the exception of two Senior runners made a fine showing for Wapato. Splitting the season with four wins and four losses, the Wolves looked very impressive for the coming year. In league meets the Wolves won all races but one, and took a 5th place in the Idaho Invitational. Tony Hernandez led this year's team by plac- ing first in all races except three. He showed his great strength and endurance by placing 2nd in the Idaho Invitational and 3rd in the State meet. With the Wapato runners finishing the season with a 3rd place in the League meet and a 3rd place in the District meet, the once again proved Wapato to be a strong contender for the State meet next year. BACK ROW: Jim Tomeo, Tony Hernandez, Sam Brackney, Joel Billings, Ted Lamebull, Moises Hernandez, Tom Tovar, Coach Robert Tomisser. FRONT ROW: Steve Pickett, Mark Groszhans, Lonnie DeLoizer, Joe Hernandez, Rick Fadness, Jerry Holloway, Del Roth, Russ Johnson. What did you say'?'?'? Iron Man Tony Hernandez finishes course. 100 Jim and Tony congratulate each other. GN Runners take your mark - get set - Go . . . lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5 th 6th 7th 8th 101 Scores of 1968 Pendleton Kennewick Wapato Moses Lake Wapato Ellensburg Wapato Ellensburg Wapato Grandview Idaho Invitational Wapato 5th Place Wapato Sunnyside Wapato Selah Toppenish Wapato Carrol Basketball is X ur, Num' I ,A I0 Although this years Wolfpack was very small they made up for their lack of height with continous hustle and determina- tion. This years team was led by seniors Mark Groszhans and Dan Labbee, With the consistent play of these two players, Wa-Hi lg! lost none of its pride in Basketball. 'I Under new head coach Jerry Groenig the Wolfpack showed their spirit and love for the game. Finishing in a tie for sixth B place the Wolves were forced into a playoff only to be beaten for a berth in the District Tournament. an fl Mark and Dan reach for the ball. 4 .V M, , 1 Roy Smith, Simon Masias, Jack Monder, Allan Brandt, Moises Hernandez, .lim Doornink, Joel Billings, Mark Groszhans, Dan Labbee, Ron Grosz Les Hagarty, Lonnie DeLozier, Glenn Hata. 102 ,,,.,-4'- M m1M K 'Wapato iWapato iWapato Wapato Wapato Wapato Wapato Wapato Wapato Wapato Wapato Wapato Wapato Wapato Wapato Wapato Wapato Wapato Wapato Wapato ., ,aw , ,LI r Dan concentrates for ONE more Scores of '68-'69 53 Eisenhower 50 Davis 45 Eisenhower 66 Sunnyside 56 West Valley 39 Prosser 52 Carroll 62 Toppenish 55 Selah 43 Ellensburg 62 Grandview 76 Sunnyside 61 Prosser 52 Carroll 65 Toppenish 74 Selah 80 West Valley 63 Ellensburg 75 Grandview DISTRICT PLAYOFF 64 Grandview 'Fpractice games Coach Groenig looks the situation over. :fi Joel tries for block while Mark watches Joel tries for two points! n,J Labbee jumps center against Ike. Jack shoots while in conjestion! 104 xi, - lb ,ss D h sf. ' If 1 ,tai 1 .gt fr 3 - I, ,- x ,r,.,gf,E X K: , A . . 'I at-gags? K - -I K ll 'kj ' 3 1 M. Coach Winder studies the opponents line-up. 1 iii B Squad Basketball The 1968-69 Basketball season also saw a new B-Squad coach. The new coach, Noah Winder, showed his ability to lead and coach a team. Coinciding with the varsity, this years B-Squad was also very small. But by wanting to prove themselves to the new coach and Wa-Hi they made at tremendous impression. With their fast moving, always hustling brand of basketball this years B-Squad showed their pride for their new coach and Wa-Hi. Henry Cerna, Erroll Menke, Guy Blevins, George Geffe, Richard Justo, Stuart Deal, Russell Fate, David Doornink, Dick Nettleton, John Pastrana, Ron Benzel, Tim McCe11and, Rick Benzel, Terry Umemoto. The 1968-69 wrestling sea- son Was one of the most suc- cessful in the history of Wa- Hi. This years team was lead by senior Gene Viernes. Gene having a season record of I0-0 took 2nd place in the Sub-District and 3rd place in the District. Under the coaching of Dave Andress and Ray Cooper the wrestling team showed its agility and strength in team competition. Wrestling Jeff moves for the reversal! Robin sits out??? Q Coach Andress watches with concern. Now what do I do 420210117 l 1 06 in N6 I FA ,Q ' ' in my ,Mir P457 44 1 -'I ' lv 5. I. WEEE' I num I I. M .A 'ISIN-'Iff' 9 J ,I I if S . . Q Vp ., ,... . .vi , XJAPIIQ j Ifwfl' BACK ROW: Gabe Trujillo, Steve Pickett, John Sandoval, Kim Bosler, Ed Benedicto, Stan Viernes, George Elliot, Jim Tomeo, Joe Guzman, John Rico, Phillip Miranda, Florenso Arreola. FRONT ROW: Robbin Gangle, Manuel Torrez, Andy Pascua, Robert Gorham, Jeff Sheppard, Bob Sotelo, Frank Jaime, Sam Mauch, Val Fabela, Aaron Tomeo, Luie Aguilar, Pat Baldoz. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS WINS LOSSES Allen Brown 1 8 Phillip Miranda 4 2 Ben Facio 9 2 John Facio 4 ' 3 Florenso Arreola O 6 Gene Viernes ll 0 Louis Aguilar 7 0 Q Jim Tomeo 2 l 9 Wir Val Fabela 6 4 Aaron Tomeo 6 l George Elliot 0 1 Sam Mauch 10 2 Stan Viernes 5 l Steve Pickett l 0 John Sandoval O 2 Ray Cabitat 3 l Pat Barron 3 0 Kim Bosler 5 1 Ed Benedicto 6 4 Frank Jaime 7 2 Jeff Sheppard 7 4 Phillip and opponent face off . llsslkshgtlgjjon 3 3 Bob Gorham 3 6 Andy Pascua 2 9 Robin Gangle 4 8 Manuel Torrez 4 5 Gabe Trujillo 4 7 107 TENNIS FOURTH ROW: David Doornink, Errol Menke, Jim Doornink, Doug Doornink, Jack Bunnell. THIRD ROW: Mikal Young, Tim McCiel1and, Dale Cummings, Randy Johnson, Doug Babcock. SECOND ROW: Jean McGuire, Karen Baugher, Diane Knaub, Monica Villegas, Marci Sutton. FIRST ROW: Mary Arreola, Patty Bogue, Rene King, Karen Hake, Rose Julilia. ' 1 ,W , u.,, . , W,,. Xi a 1 .. fkvw q 1,,,5 4, .., 315251 ,. ae. Q , W,,u 3,w- ' W 2nd DOUBLES: BOYS, Errol Menke, Jim Doornink, GIRLS, Rose J ulilia, Karen Hake. lst GIRLS DOUBLE: Mikal Young, Rena King. 108 - . - Q 4- 1 i ,, K . X, 1 ma, 2,gg.gy,v'f f Na+ Mg. , . . I V ' 1 2 Q 0 V. , ,. , . m i? . . .fi .VHA , - 1. , , ., fy -1 of-fwW..1 M, my . f - X f arf , M-mm - ' Ni. .. . . Y 1 ,Q ,H ., . . ,f 1 .ig an . V .wx f. n . '.Q-a1,3ggfwf,Q14gWafzzgsmkq-Yhave Qgvgg,a.a,W. ,mga . w-...., uri V, - XY 3 X ' fx L 'iff .. v -v M--. Nwmw I .L ...mn .gA. I, A ALTERNATES: Monica Villegas, Jean McGuire, l L.. ' q f-me T' Q ' i c -We-M-ra..- Diane Knaub, Patty Bogue, Karen Baugher, Mary L, I Y X -Q Arrcola. BOYS TOP SINGLES: Dale Cummings and Doug Doornink. If we '24 K Q 955 ' fast x Q J, A GIRLS and BOYS SECOND SINGLES: Randy Johnson and Marci Sutton. In I-rr li - gi, Q r X It Q. I -yi, 521 '55 Again this year the tennis team of Wa-Hi had a very successful season. With a league record of 6-1 and a season record of 13-3, Wa-Hi placed second place in the Mid-Valley league. This however was the first time in three years that Wa-Hi did not capture the league championship. Lead by the Boys first single, Boys first doubles, and Girls first doubles, Wa-Hi placed second in the Sub-District and second in the District matches. Sophomore Tim McClelland, juniors Dale Cummings, Mikal Young, and seniors Jack Bunnell, and Rena King all qualified for the State Meet. Coach Hurd is looking forward to a very good team next year, because of all the talented sophomores and juniors on the team. BOYS Ist DOUBLE: Tim McCelland, Jack Bunnell. BASEBALL The 1969 baseball season was a disappointing one for Wa-Hi. The season started on a good note with a pair of wins over arch-rivals Toppenish, but continued down hill from there. The team was hurt this year by the continuous errors. The players worked hard and long hours in practice to rid them- selves of the costly errors, but no matter how hard they tried, the errors again struck in the crucial games. The Wolves had several games that couldhave gone either way, but because of the errors they turned out bright for the opponents. This years team was lead by four Seniors, Mike Nettleton, Steve Walker, Bill Dalton, and Glen Hata. Dalton was named Honorary Captain and Hata led the teams batting average with a 356 pct. Hata also won the Inspirational Award for baseball. The team had many Juniors and Sophomores and is looking forward to a much better year next season. Bill concentrates on the oncoming ball STANDING: Mr. Koch, Les Hagerty, Steve Walker, Rick Benzel, Jack Mondor, Ron Benzel, Bill Dalton, Mr. Krieger. KNEELING: Guy Blevins Glen Hata, Jerry Black, Mike Nettleton, Simon Masias, Robert Young, Roy Smith, Dick Nettleton. SITTING: Eddie Benedicto, Howard Landsaw Terry Umemoto, Don Arreola, Robert Rugo, George Geffe, Mike Cuillier. ai. wwf' s www vw- ff 6 Simon winds-up and prepares to throw! 3 1 Zhr Glenn levels out to meet the ball. o I i 6 aw' cw mn, -.0,.,,7M,i f i L,l'i.'i'TgW'E A , f I ,l,.a'er' ,J wr' M-M' M +' f 4 I X A ff ff' af3f55,vaf'??Q?f5f 'A 0 2 N 5 ,X i 1-:fwm wf--we' ' WW I 1' ', A ,'3f2 ,',1'fgfaif':'vfL'l M 1 L ,, - A S. -Safe ,, , WM, ,gmkf A., , ,V fx 'aw ' v W A 'nf . 1 so 4 ' ' 'LJ-jgsffl 'W f-TEE. 6 A wt: ' 'X 4.4QE'T'4f5f-f,.r- 4 i f- 2 'F-k'i:s'a. me . ' ' . f. Q' , .rw -'Q . ,Lia 122 V. , ,ger?g,,-xy' 'W :y.,,51-,j3r,,5:, W V A A g ,v.,u,M,A1, ,, . X W- g5,i',aqif'JgL?5?-71 ' ?4'k'-W.:-Q .7 ', 1 1-M K 3' .l - L, , . - Y -J., yi. ' g rae: ' S :,::.f-wetiai ,M me f- 41- if 'Elyse 5,21-'f -1-gs -T1-' , if . r:5:,Q?!V'-YQ .5415 H we 43-, . .3 , 3 AEA .5 .fin ,ea -,.., g -Lift ' sihff' ,aw , f ia, , V S in ia f': . 'N S... -:LA L. 'f . Steve Walker swings but he missed???? xl 1 l. 1 Gather around team! Coach has a few words? Toppenish Toppenish Sunnyside Sunnyside Carroll West Valley West Valley Ellensburg Ellensburg Prosser Prosser Carroll Grandview Grandview Selah Selah LEAGUE SCORES 2 Wapato 4 1 Wapato 16 8 Wapato O 10 Wapato O 6 Wapato 5 1 l Wapato 9 7 Wapato 6 5 Wapato 1 3 Wapato 2 8 Wapato 1 4 Wapato l 6 Wapato 5 12 Wapato 2 l 1 Wapato 2 4 Wapato 2 7 Wapato l TRAC Ron goes up and OVER! Tony and Sam sta.rt the two-mile. We're Number One Mr. Tomisser and the 1969 Track Team enjoyed one of their finest seasons ever. Led by seniors, Ron Grosz and Dan Labbee, and juniors Tony Hernandez, Wa-Hi finished first in the league, second in District competition, and fourth in the State Meet. Track proved to be the least disappointing sport for Wa-Hi this year, demonstrating its athletic prowess to students of the valley and throughout the state. Andy lifts off in the long jump! lst ROW: Sam Mauch, Sam Brackney, Mike Calhoun, Chuck Reed, Tom Tovar, Rick Young, Jeep Labberton, Herny Cerna. 2nd ROW: Greg Heide, Ben Tabayoyan, Ted Donato, Andy Ramos, Allen Brandt, Dan Labbee, Jim Tomeo, Moises Hernandez, Ron Grosz, Tony Hernandez, John Pastrana. 3rd ROW: Ruben Miranda, Orlando Vincente, Ben Facio, Gene Viernes, Stuart Zack, Joe Facio. 4th ROW: Mitch Underwood, Aaron Tomeo, Ray Cabatit, Manuel Torrez, Dick Munson, Jeff Sheppard, Randy VandenBrink, Richard Kelson, Adrian Hamilton. 5th ROW: Stuart Deal, Russ Fate, Terry Kelson, Delbert Roth, Jerry Holloway, Pat Barron. Allen strides out over first hurdle. Randy spins and lets loose a mighty heave! 113 Valley Champions Selah 36 Wapato Wapato Invitational Wapato West Valley 80 Wapato Grandview 65 Wapato Selah Invitational Wapato Ellensburg 70 Wapato Ellensburg Invitational Wapato Prosser 26 Wapato Toppenish 45 Wapato Sunnyside 64 Wapato Toppenish Invitational Wapato Carroll 62 Wapato Sub-District Wapato District Wapato State Wapato 108 2nd 65 80 lst 74 lst 118 99 81 lst 83 lst 2nd 4th Ron strides out well ahead of others. A determined Tony starts the two mile ' .-w fuw-, ,I E I I Alan strains as he crosses the tinish line. 11 4 Labbee's winning form as he rares back. gzjw, ffl is Alan lands in the longjump!! Labbee easily clears the high jump bar. , , 1 1. .e.,u,-fwf-,,.i, QV ..-. , . J .1 M ., ,H es 3,4 3, E .1 Grosz finishes the 220 with a gasp of air. I tied this shoe a minute ago. Oh Well??? i , 'Zi ? . 2 S , Henry hands the baton to Jeep-It's your turn buddy. Q if ,. 'ml W ' 4 5 'xi ' t ft? .f'5 . ., 1-Q , - 'fb fg ' ,, yy. Mitch prepares for a mighty heave . . . After a years absence at Wa-Hi, golf has returned. The team this year was very inexperienced and it showed in their play. Con- sisting of three seniors, one junior, and three sophomores, the team was able to manage only one win in eight matches. The matches were scored on a fifteen point system, with each of the five boys in the match be- ing able to win a total of three points. GOLF 1 ' 'Sw Q., J 11 41 -' 3 '5- ,twill BACK ROW: Tim Powell, Scott Dorr, Dwain Stanley, Tim Daily, Doug Gamlin. FRONT ROW: Larry Sheppard Dan Meyers, Bill Silvers, Robert Wada. X , 3' aw .rw 1 Larry and Bill practice their putting? 116 The team rests while Larry and Dan warm-up! 475 5 STANDING: Loren Kondo, Andy Ramos, Pete Vasquez, Gordon Gio. EITTING: Ben Antonio, Orlando Vincente, members of the Rising ons. '- Dwain tries for two for the Swamp Stompers. I TRAMURALS Rick of Bear's Boys muscles it'?'??? AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Angles 5-0 Rising Sons 5-0 Thems 4-1 Swamp Stompers 4-1 Born Losers 2-3 Noah's Ark 3-2 Panorpaps 2-3 Bear's Boys 2-3 United Sophs 0-5 Corbins Courages 0-5 Under the leadership and guidance of director Mr. Hurd, this years Intramurals program again turned out very well. The program this year consisted of two leagues, each having five teams. After having a league schedule, the teams competed in a tournament. Following the tournaments of past years, the top two teams of each leagues were placed in the A tourna- ment and the rest were placed in the B tournament. The Rising Sons had no trouble getting to the tournament but their opponents had a different story. The Disassociated Swamp Stompers were beaten in their first game of the tourna- ment, but by showing their want to play in front of the student body, they worked their way back up the ladder to face the Rising Sons. The fine shooting team of the Rising Sons was too much for the Swamp Stompers to handle. Although the game was hard fought and very exciting, the Rising Sons came out the victors. Rising Sons 51 Swamp Stompers 45. GIRLS' SPORTS lst ROW: Sherry Huck, Tovi Bosler, Ruth Miranda, Rachel Hager, Miss Isaak. 2nd ROW: Sue Broyles, Shirley Fitzsimonds Vicki Morhous, Linda Hillbery, Susan Steffen. 3rd ROW: Karen Geffe, Laura Krienke, Monica Clark, Connie Rodriquez Barbara Hamilton. 4th ROW: Ronda Miner, Diane Dunn, Elaine Moss, Vicki Elder. Karen prepares to release the shot. Elaine shows her strength in the javelin. Janet stretches out for more distance. 1 18 Brenda hands off to Rachel. G.A.A. OFFICERS: Pres. Elaine Moss, Vice Pres. Pam Davis, Sec.-Treas. Gail Dunn, Sports Manager Marci Sutton. lst ROW: Vickie Smith, Karen Hert, Shirley Frueh, Barbara James, Lois James, Ellen Lamre. 2nd ROW: Anna Aleck, Susan Steffen, Barbara Isadore, Beatrica Shilow, Lucill Cole, June Kuhn, Miss Isaak. 3rd ROW: Connie Rodriquez, Marci Sutton, Vicki Muoth, Gail Dunn, Leanna Muoth, Susan Shockley. 4th ROW: Diane Dunn, Elaine Moss, Debbie Brown, Maxine Warnicke, Ellen Sconowah, Marilyn Eyle. Highlighted by Karen Geffe's third place finish in the This years G.A.A. competed in many different sports, discus, in the first Girl's State Track meet, this years girl's including Basketball,Volleyball, Handhockey,and Softball. athletic club showed their ability to compete. With the continual training and hard work of the girls, they showed their want and desire to compete. 1 19 SONG LEADERS: Sindy Yearout, Kass Dalxymple, Sally Kempton, Rosilai Julila, Gayle Nelson, and Mikal Young. -i ..: , .. 9 as 9 ' A ,Q S afar .xv J A o K lv., 4 's o xfa Q-W 'af K ' w s 1 -'Sm -QS-1 ff . Q + lg A ,Q f f. 5 . , , . 1 f 1 , , , ., . 14 -.S Jn , 4 ,, SAS IN' 'ff 1 -fd x we Q- o 4 Q M F, rm N S ,xx ' 'ln -v , Qfwvl ,v s 4 9, Q 1,5 .S ' , wal, 0 1 .'1l. ' W , S av, lv 'N of , , 'ny N , vi, .1 sv f yffn, 4' 0 '., ,. Y - . .,,, ,, , 4. 4 M M , 1, ' ai sf Rose and Terri watch the game!!! ,,.- , 120 Sindy, Lynn, and Kass watch the game 0: N ' o U .0 5 V I' Q, , il, W T. ,X 1 ,f X, , 1 U, 'I . ' 0 1 io v lv f ' ft-'akin 5' its A ,r 4- , 3 cgi r Y , X O Q O '40 f X- E A , L CHEERLEADERS: Lynn Hake, Karen Hake, and Terrie DeFiesta. The girls raise spirit at the football game BACK ROW: Kass Dalrymple, Mikal Young, Rosalia Julila, Gayle Nelson, Sally Kempton, and Sindy Yearout. FRONT ROW: Lynn Hake, Terrie DeFiesta, and Karen Hake. 121 1 1 B111 Amsbaugh Award Dlck Munson and Dan Labbee Ron Grosz receives Track Captam Sports Banquet FOOTBALL Captain-Glen Hata Inspirational-Steve Hert CROSS COUNTRY Iron Man-Tony Hernandez BASKETBALL Captain-Mark Groszhans Inspirational-Simon Masias WRESTLING Most Improved-Val Fabela Captain-Gene Viernes Inspirational-Gene Viernes BASEBALL Captain-Bill Dalton Inspirational-Glen Hata TRACK Captain-Ron Grosz Inspirational-Dan Labbee GIRL'S TRACK Inspirational-Elaine Moss Outstanding-Gail Dunn TENNIS CBoyj-Jack Bunnell fGirD-Rosalie Julaila GOLF Medalist-Bob Wada Sports Banquet Speaker-Dr. Dale Tumer .Jw wmv ,V -.W K A'21z'f W. ' 'M-f-.M 'D' . , , . 4 WN fa 1 9 . ROBERT DEAL - Superintendent g- , LEWIS PATTON - Administrative Ass't. M. .fi al Administration DAVID PLESHA - Business Manager PAUL PETTY - Athletics Director H if n- SCHOOL BOARD - Glenn Rasmussen, Dr. Harry Gregg, Charles Guthrie, Dale Huibregtse, Robert Brady. 4 JACK DORR - Principal A Yearbook tries to keep a written and pictorial record of the many activities, and people in high school. The annual staff worries about missing pictures, rewritten copy, bills, and deadlines, but no matter what disasters strike, the WASEHIAN seems to be ready for fall delivery. True, names are sometimes misspelled and pictures fuzzy, but the Wasehian staff always creates a year book that students and faculty can be proud of. This year has been characterized by a fine feeling of cooperation. Progress in making our school the finest in the area has continued and all students deserve credit for that progress. Thanks go to the graduating seniors for carrying out their leadership role, and to Juniors and Sophomores who have been behind our every move and who will be the classes to carry on the good name of Wa Hi. MM! Principal 125 Wapato has a very lively faculty. Teaching at Wapato is more than just books and lectures. Our faculty helps with pep assemblies, its Bean Feed teams, encourages full student participation in sports, musical and dramatic events, and takes pride in recognition of our students. 'W 7-1 it 1 K 5 , P ll ' , .1 - . f ' , . , A ,, .Q . r w .lt wwe, -r,..,. ,, , .HW L COLEMAN BURKE - English 109 College Prep DAVE ANDRESS - U.S. Historyg P.E. 10 HENRY CABLE - Wood Shopg Mechanical Drawing LAWANA BAILEY - French I,II,III at ssl, i New M , 126 1 hiv ,qi ,Ae t f r CWC-lk!! N E, is il Huckleberry J im Just Had 'To Get Even .M . MARGUERITE CAIN - Typingg Bus. Eng. Bus. Law.lEcon. T re RAY COOPER - Metal Shop I,II ' s T5 .ff T 1-, i1.. , L ,,,.,. V , W I I I M ! S 2 ' They keep on their toes academically, by attending sum- mer school, night classes, and Professional Day. However, the highlight of the year was a faculty basketball game which was presented during SOP. BETTY DOUGLAS - Shorthand, Typing gnu T SUSAN ERICKSON - Home Economics III. 127 -Kblls.. OPAL FRAILEY - Teacher Aide. QC Co1eman's Chorus Al JERRY GROENIG - Bookkeeping I,IIg Algebra I. -ff. , .5 an t f R, .., rg? if EVERETT FRETLAND A English 123 U.S. History HAROLD GREIG - Bandg Chorus. 'X' :ui 2 E 4 Le ni. ,gk A Our Nutty Professor PAUL HURD - Literatureg Health Educationg P.E. Practice Teachingg District P.E. Director. 'qw 'A RUSS INSLEY - Geometryg Algebra IIgTrig.!Math Anal. -. L A v . .J .' M1352 T71 ps. Q-. '1 4 Q' f Qasfsftfi- - - , 2 . -Q , .f,.-st.-.1 A x A, . ,,-.mtg -- 2 ' 'Lf K ,QW v . .wi 'fe will 5, , AW kiw i. N fm Ny' .. so S 1 2 la' as wigs if e X 4 YM' H- W Ai W1 QW c F Ke 'B Qiyviw 'Eff' m g t si .Wt Y sg- E lf ft - . iff? i1?fs:.i'T?I e'? 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L , JUDY MUNGER - World Problems. 'Ng -'www Happy Birthday Teach by ' 1 Q f - n WILLIAM MUNGER - U.S. Historyg Special Educationg Work Experience. R- J A K , 5 1 J. 1 Z .........f-ffq TOM NIELSON - BSCS Biol0gYS Biology. ,--saw ,X . X .w'f 'WfM ' . ,Q X, , e 'Su,2Xg.-.f?ff1l1ww.-Kew'3. -R V -MX llf- W, -Nga! 1. JAMES NOLAND - Literatureg College Prepg Joumalism. BILL PERRY - S0ci0l08YS Boys P.E. 131 X Q 3 RUTH PETERSON - Librarian. I . Q - vw I ,wi ,- ' I ff-Qi 7 Y' I , R' WQj,,q37:L.jkq,g 1, :, ,., .1:f av H , we 1 gi ,iffy W- I . , ali, :,.,2:g.h 4, .,,, if ,? ,wif QF, ,Fw JS .nr 1, . , I W I A. I I LARRY PORTER - Boys Counselor. , VIRGINIA RUTHERFORD - Practice Teachingg Girls Counselor. 1 HILDA SKONE - Psychology? Reading. 1 CHARLES SMITH - Craftsg Art I,II,III. JAMES STILLWELL - Agric. I,II,III,IVg Agric. 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DEMPSEY DUNBAR JEWELERS INC. CHINOOK PRESS INC. CARROLL'S CAFE CROSSROADS MARKET RICHARD E. CRUM CONRAD'S CHAMBER'S AUTO SUPPLY CROSSROADS FUEL BOB STEPHEN'S COUNTRY STORE BENEFICIAL FINANCE COMPANY EDWARD A. NELSON, D.D.S. MUFFETT'S RADIO SERVICE YAKIMA AVENUE ARCTIC CIRCLE VANDENBRINK SERVICE MCKNEELY REAL ESTATE, YAKIMA BETTY'S BEAUTY SALON TERRYIS SHOPPING CENTER TALGOTT MUSIC STORE SONOTONE HEARING SERVICE,YAK1MA DR. GLENN M. DOORNINK L. R. STROTHER COMPANY BEAUTY MART LT'D. THE BON MARCHE' SAMBO'S VALLEY AUTO PARTS LOVELY LADY STUDIO KODIAC CAFE JOEY'S 8 BALL DRIVE INN DR. WILLIAM E. SIMS THOMAS O. PENOE Dr. HAROLD D. BUCKLEY THE GREEN DOOR A-1 CLEANERS AND LAUNDERETTE WAPATO BODY SHOP MAID O'CLOVER AND CARMICHAEL ICE CREAM MARGE'S BEAUTY SHOP SCHREINER TITLE COMPANY B8cW RADIATOR SHOP LANCE'S JIM DANDY MARKET THE SHAKER DRIVE-IN MINER'S IN-N-OUT Dr. C. A. SEVERN LION'S MARKET 410 RESTAURANT SPORTHAUS SKI HOUSE QUICK PRINT, YAKIMA MIDSTATE GLASS COMPANY PATTERSON'S LOMBARD-HORSLEY AGENCY YAKIMA ELECTRONICS SNYDER'S SERVE-U WAPATO INDEPENDENT HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN PENNY'S IN TOPPENISH RUSSELL L. INSLEY NORM'S GARAGE HAROLD'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE YAKIMA AUTO GLASS SAGE FURNITURE COMPANY DR. HARRY W. GREGG DR. S. W. UNDERWOOD FRANK WEAR CLEANERS WESTERN OUTFITTERS WESTERN FARMERS ASSOCIATION JERRY L. GROENIG WESTERN OUTFITTERS UNION GAP PHARMACY SUNRISE MOTEL TITLE GUARRANTY COMPANY SKONE REALTY MR. AND MRS. TED BOWER JAMES M. NOLAND HORSLEY ORCHARDS ALLEN'S AQUABLAST CAR WASH RENTINGS Appliance Company Open 24 Hours A Day Frigidaire Sales and Service Wapato, Washington YAKIMA IMPLEMENT COMPANY E M SILVER.S AUTO PARTS 1922 South 1st Street Yakima, Washington Route -FE2 Box 2210 717 West lst St. Wapato, Washington Wapato, Wash. V . 'fr- 955' pu' TW? ,p, e, ME RRITT FUNERAL HOME LEO'S BAKE RITE John S. Merritt Bakery and Lunch Phone 879-4395 117 South Wapato, Avenue Phone 9-3534 136 LOGAN'S RESERVATION FEED MILL G. A. SCHMIDT'S OK TIRE STORE Feed, Seed, Grain Milling 403 West lst Street Wapato, Washington Wapato, Washington 98951 TONY S MOBILE SERVICE CENTURY AUTOMOTIVE 708 West lst Street 307 Donald Road Phone 879-5281 South Wapato Road Wapato, Washington 879-7088 or 879-7657 MJRJLJJ II-IE I'IlYlIJI IIV k.,l'XIYl'IlILJ I-KJLJLJJ ll-Il: I-IIYEJI IIY k,l'XI'IlYELJ FXJMJL CANNED FOODS TI-IE FINEST IN TI-IE FINEST IN CAI FINEST IN CANNED FOODS TI-IE FOODS TI-IE FIN DODS THE FINEST IN IN CANNED FOOD IANNED FOODS TI-IE TI-IE FINEST IN CANI NEST IN CANNED TI-IE FINEST TI-IE FINEST IN FOODS TI-IE D FOODS TI-IE F CANNED FO I CANNED FC FINEST IN CAI I-IE FINEST IN FOODS TI-IE I5 ,ED FOODS TI-IE IN CANNED F EST IN CANNED THE FINEST I THE FINEST IN FOODS THE SD FOODS THE IN CANNED FC ST IN CANNED THE FINEST IT vos THE FINEST IN CANNED FOODS THE I CANNED FOODS T SANNED FOODS TI-IE FINEST IN CANNED FOODS TI-IE FINEST IN CANI NEST IN CANNED FOODS TI-IE FINEST IN CANNED FOODS TI-IE FINEST WAPATO FRUIT PRODUCTS CO., WAPATO, WASH. 98951 GORDON SMITH ADVERTISING AGENCY WAPATO FRUIT PRODUCTS 137 WAPATO DRUGS 614 West First Street Wapato, Washington 98951 Phone 879-2584 KING COMPANY 2 i . Q we J 1 Stephen and Mervin 2 Well Drilling and Plumbing 408 West First Street Wapato, Washington fH ' welcome - - WAPATO DAIRY QUEEN We Now Have Lovely Inside Seating Pl'1Ol'1C Just For Ygu Phone 879-5252 F : -Elms 1 Z ' 'I ml' ' 4 r in SNE5 ' A -l 2 4 , r A 5'A ,l1'vrill.-. ' l l ' ll 4 ' h 40' rw! 'ir LEDWICH DRUGS 138 FRANKLIN PRESS INC. 224 West Yakima Avenue Yakima, Washington Phone CH 8-1880 Commercial Printingi' t ROSSER 8g SUTTON 101 South 6th Avenue Yakima, Washington GLOBAL TRAVEL Travel Bureau Complete Travel Service All Airlines, Steamships, Railroads, Cruises and Tours LOGAN'S FEED AND SEED 1408 South lst Street Yakima, Washington Chinook Motel 81. Tower CH 8-0410 GL 3-9335 ' .,--:,'I?:1 --. Extra Slices . ' PICATTI BROS. INC. 1 '--,. 9' '-.- z -1 f ,..- . - .,,f . 45-A . ,ing-g.,b,5,2 .-,- :.-,- -.4.f, f ' P- 0- BOX 2367 -A .,., 1 ,. 105 South Third Avenue 2 for the Z 4 Big Eaters Yakima, Washington 98902 YAKIMA CONTACT LENS JACK soN's MARINE suPPLv Sales and Service 415 North 20th Avenue 1105 West Spruce Street Yakima, Washington 98902 Yakima, Washington GL 3-6345 GL 2 4090 CAMPBELL'S 66 JERRY'S MODERN CLEANERS Sewiceis bum 8' TUX SHOP 112221212232 Manager - E. G. Campbell 311 South Wapato Avenue Phone 879-4171 WAPATO FRUIT AND PRODUCE fWestern Union Agent Tool Phone GL 74591 SEATTLE-FIRST NATIONAL BANK YAKIMA 1, I I mo eum - ti e LINOLEUM X Union' Gap Branch Do it yourself and save P. O. Box 3037 Union Gap Washington 98903 3802 Main Street Union Gap, Washington Fresh and Artificial Flowers -pi l l CREAMER ELECTRIC 7 For all Occasions THUMBELINA FLOWERS Contracting and SUPPHCS ,I .Q Wholesale-Retail Frances Catron Nob Hill Plaza Free Delivery . . 1902 Nob H111 Blvd. Paul V. Creamer Yakima, Wash. 98902 Phone GL 2-4387 Yakima, Washington GL 2-2521 140 4 D ,di 'fo 'o GL gp wwwqrro Ffa 1 I I . gif ....-. ..'.e ...-...-.-. ' Els ,V A 0 A s NECA NU' . ffcf C , , 1 'WT' . V ' 61:32, fe 'v , , 4 , W, 5 - ,.....i 'Nix .N,,M .,s,.W,,,, h Www 5 V lv T f , ,,. ...Q WAPATO A. 81 W. W 54' SQ QQ Phone 966-0600 egg, Unit ace' Chalet Mau JOHNNY'S CLOTHING Yakima, Washington 98902 6 j k X, X Q 1 il pl lMX Ray and Genevieve Bishop SPEEDY'S LAUNDRY coAsT-To-coAsT sroke and DRY CLEANING Open seven days a week. Phone 873-1871 118 So. Wapato Avenue Wapato, Washington 217 South Wapato Avenue Wapato , Washington 141 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE --ff . to--1 . N A. LU-RAY CLEANERS 1 14 South Wapato Avenue Wapato, Washington Phone 879-4731 Route 2, Box 2016 Wapato, Washington 9895 1 Phone 879-5695 John Doll, Jr. Elwyn B. Eddyn ALLEN'S MARKET South Wapato Road Allen and Bob Proprietors CHUCK'S REPAIR ALAN A. McDONALD and FAMILY 142 WAPATO FLORIST P. O. Box 757 H'gh WAPATO CAMERA SHOP Wapato, Wgshirugon 98951 Phone 879-2555 Alex and Sadie Heim RASCO STORE MID-WAY FORD Wapato, Washington 98951 U.S. CAFE K A 2333: Q k Q, CONGRATULATIONS us A - .wg j5,1s:f.S,g 133,-1 7 it Compliments of RElo's VARIETY Wapato, Washington 98951 GEORGE'S AMERICAN SERVICE ' 143 VALLEY'S FARM SUPPLY CENTER BOW DISTRIBUTING 2612 South First St, 1928 Highway 12 Yakima, Washington Sunnyside S. O. HAWKES AND SONS JACK FROST FRUIT COMPANY JACK FR ST , f ff: , ., ,- . 'J .f,-A-'43-12:'.3 , , 1-9:7 ' V - I 'fo 4 , A ,313-.1 uv? S ' ,, - '- ., .5 A .4 .. 1 .'.,, V I . 'M if '-7' , - -si ' . ' , 1 .: if , -' I 5- '. m ,L 'fi'-1-LAS' u xx 1 -gf tg-hz Rf ' . 'i1g,:5'4 -g, 1 1.15 '- 'H -wr ftfw- S. -- if .if f - P, ,fig . U- ,. ,-35, . J.. 1555 '- - .12 -. '-2 ',.'--3 ',.w.v ' 1 . - ,.uu' ' 5' - 'Sf v M .1 NS.. COLLICOTT V5 if xxx--C f 1 mi? Wapato Tire Sales 101 South Wapato Avenue 144 Qllhuawlwl WHITECHESTER HEATING COMPANY, INC. 3806 Nob Hill Boulevard Yakima, Washington 98902 WAPATO LOCKERS 413 Wapato Avenue Quality Groceries Meats and Feed GENE SOUDER-DICK RANKIN NATIONAL BANK TIRES SALES Sc SERVICE 1411 South lst Street Yakima, Wash. OF CQMMERCE OF SEATTLE BANDAG Bus. GL 3-4723 DU PONT Cold Capping Res. GL 3-7478 Explosives Compliments of V. K. POWELL AND 'COMPANY General Contractors Wapato, Washington WASHINGTON FRUIT 81 PRODUCE COMPANY P. O. Box 1588 Yakima, Washington THE SMART SHOPPE Where the Quality Wise Economizei' 216 South Wapato Avenue Wapato, Washington YAKIMA IMPLEMENT CO. 1922 South lst Street 717 West lst St Yakima, Washington Wapato, Wash 145 LOGAN'S RESERVATION FEED MILL Feed, Seed, Grain Mill g Wapato, Washingto 98951 A. SCHMIDT OK TIRE STORE 403 West lst Street Wapato, Washington 98951 TONY'S MOBILE SERVICE 708 West lst Street Phone 879-5281 Wapato, Washingto CENTURY AUTOMOTIVE 307 Donald Road South Wapato R d Ph 879 7088 879 7657 CANNED FOODS TI-IE FINEST IN FINEST IN CANNED FOODS THE F DODS TI-IE FINEST IN IANNED FOODS TI-IE NEST IN CANNED TI-IE FINEST IN D FOODS TI-IE F I CANNED FOC I-IE FINEST IN TED FOODS TI-IE EST IN CANNED TI-IE FINEST IN ED FOODS TI-IE ST IN CANNED I IDS TI-IE FINEST IN CANNED FOODS TI-IE TI-IE FINEST IN CAI NED FOODS 'I-IE FIN ,T IN CANNED FOOD TI-IE FINEST N CAN? TI-IE FINEST FOODS TI-IE CANNED FO FINEST IN CAI FOODS TI-IE F IN CANNED I TI-IE FINEST I FOODS TI-IE IN CANNED Ft TI-IE FINEST IIN CANNED FOODS I GORDON SMITH ADVERTISING AGENCY 146 Q..-A FRANK SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY 106 East 3rd Street Wapato Avenue KILES KORNER West Wapato Road Phone 879-9401 RELIABLE CHEVROLET Box 99 118 West 3rd Street Wapato, Washington 98951 INLAND FRUIT 81 PRODUCE Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables CONGRATULATIONS FROM MATSEN MOTOR COMPANY Merle Winder's ALAMO SERVICE Phillips 66 Products 202 West lst Street Wapato, Washington 98951 USED CARS ACME PERSONNEL SERVICE 408 West Chestnut Yakima, Washington Anything in Travel - Anywhere - Professional Service at No Cost to You Bargewell-Benz UNIVERSAL TRAVEL SERVICE 310 East Yakima Avenue CH 8-2180 Good Students Are Good Drivers We allow 25'Z: good student discount 10'Zn driver's training discount -WE WELCOME TEEN-AGE DRIVERS- WHITEHEAD INSURANCE AGENCY JOHNSON GLASS COMPANY Call us today for free estimate- 119 South Fifst Street no obligation! Whitehead Insurance Agency 105 East A Street Yakima, Washington 98901 Phone GL 7-8171 Phone CH 8-5030 Yakima, Washington UPVICWDOQQ NORDSTROM'S SHOES East Yakima Ave. and 2nd Street NATIONAL CASH REGISTER Yakima' Washington 416 North 2nd Street, Yakima Phone CH 8-5314 148 ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Ctf ThMtlD yC1 g f'The New Hot Onev BUCKLEY AUTO SALES REPAIR INC. 1 Lvl.. . RED CROSS DRUGS 9 GILMORE JEWELERS 1 218 South Wapato Ave. Wapato Washington 98951 Phone: 879-3311 GLEN CRISWELL INSURANCE BAUMGARDN ER STUDIO Phgne 879-2324 219 S. Wapato Ave. WEST YAKIMA AVENUE 01' 879-4444 Wapato, WaShi.l'1gIOl'1 98951 YAKIMA, WASHINGTON 98951 JOHNNY'S CLOTHING 112 Wapato Avenue Wapato, Washington Home of White Stag, Jantzen, and Pendleton Phone 879-2763 Mrs. Baumgardner and I extend our appreciation in serving the Wapato Senior High School. We are looking forward to another year. WORRELL MEAT CO FORNEY FRUIT AND PRODUCE COMPANY, INC. MPANY Packers and Shippers of Apples and Soft Fruits Compliments of TERRY'S SHOPPING CENTER 314 South Wapato Avenue DIETZEN'S New Management-Terry and Helen Ford THRIFTWAY Open Evenings 'Till 10:00 Seven Days A Week Wapato, Washington Prompt And Friendly Service rr 4 i,f ,Q LM v Q v e M.. - ' in X' Get More Out Of Life-Go To A Movie. LIBERTY THEATER 151 Try The WAPATO HOTEL It's Under New Management Carl And Georgia Blackburn Phone: 879-8732 Wapato, Washington 98951 WOFFORD'S GARAGE Used Cars and Parts Phone: 879-4282 Donald Road Wapato, Washington 98951 WAPATO CAMERA SHOP 312 Wapato Avenue Wapato, Washington 9895 1 Abraham, Jackie 47,36 Adams, Teresa 80,55,62 Aguilar, Louis 99,81 ,82,86,56,62,107,41 Allsop, Ruth 81 Allsop, Sharron 8,52,57,62,63,64,26 Alvarado, Rudy 81 Alvarado, Virginia 67 Andrews, Linda Antonio, Ben 96,8,63,l17,36 Arambul, Cleo 81 Arambul, Delia 8,36 Arambul, Joe 8,56,36 Arambul, Lou Ann 81 Arreola, Don 8,36,l 10 Arreola, Florence 81 ,47,107 Arreola, Mary 8,50,36,108,l09 Babcock, Barbara 67,53,55,60 Babcock, Douglas 81,108 Baclig, Kathy 67,62 Baclig, Gloria 81,59 Baker, Bebra 82 Baker, Shirley 67,63 Baker, Pam 8 ,36 Barney, Judy 67,5O,49,48,53,59,60,78,22 Barron, Patrick 99,1 13 Bates, Barbara 82,47 Baugher, Jerry 8,36 Baugher, Karen 82,55,108,109 Baxter, Donna Beavert, Ollie 82 Belzer, Sandra 82,49 ,62 Benedicto, Edwin 99,82,62,107,1 10 Benzel, Richard 99,82,l05,110 Benzel, Ronald 99,82,91,105,1 10 Besel, Marilyn 82 Bill, Michael 67 Billings, Joel 67,75,l0O,55,l03,102,104 Biss, Rosebud 82 Black, Gerald 1 10 Blacksnake, Charles 82 Bleakney, Brenda 82,62 Blevins, Guy, 82,105 ,110 Blum, Eva Jean 8,51 ,54 Bogue, Patty 8,50,60,61 ,63,36,lO8,109 Boone, Ronald 67 Bosler, Kim 82,91,56,62,l07 Bosler, Tovi 82,62,1 18 Boston, Kathleen 82 Bogher, Richard 82 Bower, Patty 8,62,64,36 Brackney, Sam 67,100,50,56,1 12,113 Brackney, Stan 47 Brady, Doris 67,55,5 6,60 Brandt, Allen 7,80,50,62,36,43,44,113,114 115,29 Index Briggs, Daniel 9 Briggs, David 82,83 Brink, Carmen 67 Brown Allen 82,47,107 Brown, , Charles 82,83,87,89,55,56,62 Brown, Connie 82,60,63 Brown, Deborah 67,62 Brown, Deborah 82,59,63 Brown, Lawrence 82 Broyles, Clara 67,1 18 Broyles, Nathan 82 Bunnell, Jack 9,50,53,54,62,36,108,109 Burks, Brenda 82 Burns, David 82 Burton, Linda 67,63 Butler, Dean 82 Cabatit, Ramond 99,82,56,113 Cable, Alena 82,59 Calhoun, Cherie 9,50,59,60,36 Calhoun, Mike 67,50,55,62,113 Caoile, Sherry 9,59,36 Carl, Marc 9,36 Carvalho, Robin 82,62 Castaneda, Stella 9,51 ,63,36 Celestine, Dale 82 Cerna, Becky 82,62,1 15 Cerna, Henry 99,82,56,62,105,l13 Cerna, Susan 67,51 Cisneros, Catherine 9,50,49,60,36 Champoux, Denise 67,55 Clark, Dora 84 Clark, Monica 84,62,118 Cloud, Marie Ann Cochran, Cindi 9 Cole, Lucille 67,52 Conner, Bob 67 Corbin, Galen 10 Corbin, Hershel 84,62 Cordle, Steven 84 Costello, Stella 67 Costello, Virginia 84 Creach, Darrell 67,47 Cree, Eugene Cree, Ronald 84 Crites, John 84,47,55 Cruz, JoAnn 66,67 Cruz, Sylvia 68,55,6O Cullier, Michael 84,47,11O Cummings, Dale 68,75,50,55,59,l08,109 Daily, Timothy 84,62,l 16 Dalrymple, Kass 7,10,39,54,59,12O,l21,36 Dalton, Bill 10,50,53,54,59,36,110 Daniel, Michele 68,52 Danson, Bradley 10 Dar, Ben 10,47 ,48,57,62,56,26,3O Dar, Ranleigh 62,85 Davis, Debra 85 Davis, Pam 63,68 Day, Ronald 68 Deal, Stuart 62,82,105,1 13 Deanda, Robert 85 DeFiesta, Ophilia 51 ,68,75 DeFiesta, Terrie 10,20,36,121 DeLozier, Ken 10,36,55 DeLozier, Lonny 39,68,100,102 DeLozier, Mike lO,36,54 Desmarias, Dan 46,47 Dilenge, Linda 10,36 Dillman, Linda 68 Dillman, Lonnie 68 Dillon, Herman 68 Donato, Ted 55,68,96,1 13 Doornink, David 85,105,108 Doornink, Douglas 10,36,39,50,54,56,59 63,26,108,109 Doornink, James 10,36,50,53,96,102,108 Door, Scott 10,11,36,45,50,54,62,116 Datson, Rosemary 68 Dragoo, Doris 55,68 Duchsherer, Margaret 62 ,5 5 ,85 ,91 Dunn, Diane 85 ,108 Dunn, Gail 1O,26,28,36,53,56 Edgerly, Arlene 68,79 Eisenbeis, Judy 68,51 Elder, Victoria 55 ,60,62,85,118 Elliott, George 47,85 ,107 Eneas, Kathe 10 Espinoza, Alex 10,36,59 Espinoza, Andrea 68 Espinoza, Lino 85 Espinoza, Mary 10,36,60 Estrada, Manuel 10,36 Estrada, Martin 10,36,59 Eyle, Marilyn 62,85 Evanoff, Nick 68 Fabela, Joe 86 Fabela, Val 36,59,lO7 Facio, Benny 63,99,107,113 Facio, Joe 68,96,113 Fadness, Rick 86,100 Fate, Russell 86,99,105,113 Finley, Teresa l0,36,5l Fisher, Pamela 86 Fitzsimonds, Shirley l0,36,1 18 Floresca, Linda 10,36 Frueh, Shirley l0,36,5l Fuehrer, Yvonne 68 Gaddis, Colleen 49 ,84 ,86 4 Gaddis, Randie 63,69 Gamboa, Carmen 86 Gamino, Roberta 86 Gamlen, John 52,53,55,69,116 Gangle, Catherine 59,68,86 Gangle, Linda 84,87 Gangle, Robin 10,47,50,96,106,107 Garcia, Daniel 87 Garcia, Joe 69 Garcia, Gary 87,89 Gasseling, Ann 55,60,87 Gasseling, Dave 10,36,47,59,50,96 Geffe, George 87,99,l05,110 Geffe, Karen 5O,69,118 George, Barry 87 Gilbert, Hattie 12,36 Giles, Gary 47,69 Gillihan, Kay 87 Gillihan, Marlene 12,56 Gilmore, Mike 12,14,26,36,56,57,62 Gomez, Gilbert 69 Gomez, J uan 87 Gomez, Sylvia 12,36 Gonzales, Arlinda 22,63 ,69 Gorham, Robert 12,36,47,107 Graham, Jerry 47,69 Green, Deena 47,5 6,69,60 Grosz, Mary 6,12,26,36,46,47,52,54,56,57 Grosz, Ron 12,30,36,44,50,96,102,112,1l3, 114,115,122 Groszhans, Mark 12,36,50,53,54,100,102, 103,104,122 Groth, Dale 47 Guerrero, Patty 12,36,63 Gunter, Wayne 87 Gutierrez, Joel 12 Gutierrez, Louise l3,36,50,60 Guzman, Joe 87,107 Hackett, Elaine 13,29 Hagarty, Les 50,55,56,69,76,102,110 Hahn, Wayne 55,69 Hake, Karen 7,13,26,36,38,39,50,53,54,59, 108,120 Hake, Lynn 46 ,47 ,56,69,76 Hambright, Gary 87 Hamilton, Adrian 69,113 Hamilton, Barbara 118 Harger, Rachel 87,118 Harris, Kathie 87 Hartley, Scott 37,69 Hart, Shaine 13,16,49,36 Hata, Glenn 13,17,36,5O,53,56,96,l02,26,110,111 Harvey, Loren 63 Heffner, Rosalyn 47,62,87 Heide, Greg 70,113 Hellums, Larry Hellums, Paul Hernandez, Genny 59,88 Hernandez, Joe 100,13 Hernandez, Joe 70 Hernandez, Moises 70,lO0,50,56,102,l13 Hernandez, Tony 100,50,59,1 12,113,114 Hert, Karen 70,51,49 Hert, Kathleen 70,60 Hert, Steve 96,l3,50,56,44 Hicks, Donald 13,36 Hicks, Wanda 70 Higginbotham, Linda 70 Hillbery, Janet 85 ,88,55 ,60,61,41 Hillbery, Linda 13,50,57,60,1 18,36 Hofer, Marietta 19,49 ,63 Holloway, Jerry 88,100,59,113 Hooper, Phyllis 13,51 Horsley, Cindy l4,54,60,36,44 Horsley, Janet 41 ,54,55,59,60,70,72,73,75 Hosak, Ervin 88 Hosak, Helen 88 Howard, Carlene 60,62,64,70 Huck, Sherry 49,59,88,l18 Hurd, Debbie 14,36,52,49,54,62 Ibatuan, Eddie 14,36 Idler, Claudia 14,62,64 Inay, Judy 68,70,53,59,60,61,78 lngalsbe, Robert 88 Iwamoto, Jim l4,36,55,59 Jackson, Brenda 70 Jacques, David 14,36 Jaime, Betty 14,36,49 Jaime Jaime 9 ,Frank 14,36,l07 Rosa 63 Jaime , Ruth l4,36,63 James James James, Barbara 51,70 Cecil 14,59 Lois 51,70 Jio, Gordon 96,15,59,1 17,36 John, Steve J ohner, Bruce Johnson, Randall 88,62,108,l09 Johnson, Russell 88,100 Jones, Kenneth 88 Jones, Scott 88,62 J ournagan, Rick 70 Journagan, Debra 15 ,51 Juarez, Eloise 70 Juarez, Maria 88 Julaila. Leon 70,62 Julaila, Rosalie 15 ,5O,63 ,l20,l2l ,36,43, 44,l08,22 Justo, Richard 88,47,l05 Keeth, Diane 51 Keikkala, Judy 15,33,60. Keith, Margaret 49,59,51,63,76 Kelson, Richard l5,36,47,1 13 Kelson, Terry 46,47,88,l 13 Kempton, Sally 6,l4,15,53,56,59,40,41,121, 120,30 King, Lester 88,47 King, Renamarie 7,15,17,36,50,52,53,56,108,26 Klundt, Barbara 59 Knaub, Diane 59,60,88,108,l09 Knaub, Donna 50,88 Knox, Carol 54,60,71,75 Kondo, Loren l6,36,53,55 ,62,59,96,1 17,26 Krienke, Laura 50,53,55,59,6O,71,74,1 18 Kuhn, June 71 Kuh, Shirley 88 Kuneki, Bessy Labbee, Dan 96,6,7,16,50,38,53,56,102,l03, 104,1 13,1 14,1 15,26,122 Labberton, James 96,97,98,71,50,54,55,113, 1 15 Labombard, Shirlena 88 Lamberton, Tom Lamebull, Ted 71,100 Lamere, Ellen 51,71 Landsaw, Howard 88,110 Laws, John Laws, Michael 90 Liebrecht, Rose 16,36 Lions, Susan 71 ,57,60,62 Lipp, Gary 71 Logan, Nancy 68,71 ,76,53,60,62 Longee, Luanna Lugo, Robert 90 Lujan, John 71 Lundberg, Bonnie 71,75 ,56,62 Maltos, Gloria 71 Manjarez, Roger 16,36 Manjarez, Yolanda 52,71 Manzano, Lolita 71 Martin, Kathy 39,89,90 Martinez, Paul 90 Martin, Shelley 16,17,36,56,59,26 Masias, Simon 50,56,66,67,74,l02,110,111 Mata, Hilda 90 Mauch, Sam 96,98,71,50,59,lO7,l13 McClelland, Timothy 62,85 ,90,105 ,l08,l09 McDonald, Marilyn l7,36,52,54 McFarland, Sally 90 McGuire, Jean 60,90,l08,109 Melton, Mike 17 Melton, Tom 90 Menke, Errol 62,55 ,99,90,105 ,108 Merz, Rachel 90 Metsker, Tom 71 Miller, Stanley 73 Miner, Rhonda 62,90,91 ,l 18 Miramontez, Alicia 90 Miranda, Anthony 53,72 Miranda, Phillip 17,36,50,l07 Miranda, Ruben 11,17,59,36,113 Miranda, Ruth 90,118 Mondor, Jack 66,69,72,50,l02,l04,41,110 Money, Kay 66,72,55 ,63,64 Morales, Marisella 90 Moser, Todd 90,62 Morhous, Vikki 17,50,52,60,61,36,l 18 Moss, Elaine 18,56,118,36 Moss, Rennie 72,76 Munson, Bonnie 72,54,62 Munson, Dick 96,17,50,l l3,26,122 Muoth, Leanna 17,36 Muoth, Vicki 72,55 Myers, Daniel 99,90,l 16 Nash, Toni 90 Nelson, Gayle 17,26 Nettleton, Dick 90,99,l05,110 Nettleton, Mike 17,50,110 Nieland, Edward 63,72 Niesz, Rick 17,36,46,47,56,34 Noble, Kay 90 Odell, Linda 17,36,60 Odell, Vernon 90 Ogburn, Bob l7,49,48,62,63,36,28 Olmstead, David 17,49 Olsen, Fred 99,90,62 Olson, Gar 68,72,73,49,55,57,59,78 Olson, Sherry 72,62,63 Orcutt, Joan 72 Ortiz, Fita 90 Oswald, Bert 92 Padavich, Marilyn 52,53,55,59,60,72 Pascua, Andy 59,73,96,107 Pascua, Iluminada 55 ,60,72 Pascua, William 62,92 Pascua, William 62,92,99 Pastrana, John 92,99,113 Pastrana, Rebecca 63,92,105 Pastrana, Robert 17,36 Paterson, Donnette 17,36 Paul, Beatrice 72 Pauley, Berwyn 17,36 Payne, Steve 18 Payne, Virginia 92 Paz, Steve 18,52 Perez, Ronald 73 Perez, Rosemary 92 Perrault, Dennis Perrault, Scott Perrault, Steve Perrault, Steve 18 Peterson, Anna 73,52,55 Phillips, Shannon 62,92 Pickett, Steven 18,34 Pinkham, Leslie 73 Powell, Billie 83,5 5,5 9,60 Powell, Tim 73,55,116 Price, Leonard Pritchard, Kellie Putman, Stan 68,73,55,78 Queahpama, Ora 92 Rafanan, Toni 91 ,92,47 Ramirez, Alvaro 18 Ramirez, Berta 73,63 Ramirez, Linda 92 Ramos, Adolph 50,117,36,112 Ramos, Alfred 73,77,113 Ramos, Rosemary 73 Randall, Terry 18,47 Razo, Barbara Ream, Carrol 18 Reed, Charles 99,92,62,113 Renecker, Donald 92,47 Riel, Carol 18,51,54 Rico, John 92,107 Rico, Phillip Ripley, Raymond Robinson, Elizabeth 92 Rocha, Caroline 73 Rocha, Liz 56,60 Rodriguez, Connie 73,50,1 18 Rodriguez, Luis 18 Rodriguez, Mary 1 8,36 Rodriguez, Victoria 73 Rogers, Dianne 92 Romero, Salvador 18,36 Roth, Delbert 92,100,47,113 Rugo, Robert 110 Rutherford, Desne 18,56 Ruvalcab a, Jose 92 Salazar, Richard 92 Salazar, Robert 92 Salomon, Elena 19 Sandaval, John 92,107 Sandaval, Romona 92 Satibanez, Yolanda 73 Schibig, Mary 92 Schilperoort, Colleen 70,73,53,63 Schilperoort, Janice 73,5 3,52,78 Schlenker, Diane 73,55 Schlenker, Eileen 59,73 Schneider, Gary 55 ,82,92,99 Schoonover, Laura 19,36,51 Schultz, Gary 19,36 Shultz, Linda 55,60,84,86,92 Sconawah, Ellen Sears, Robert Sepulveda, Angel - Sheppard, Jeff l 1 ,19,32,40,4l,5O,54,58,59, 62,l06,107,l 13,26,32 Sheppard, Larry 39,56,62,92,116 Sherbahn, JoAnn 19,36,60 Shilow, Beatrice 92 Shockley, Delia 93 Shockley, Joe 36,47 Shockley, Susan 50,54,74 Silvers, Bill 19,36,47,50,116 . Sisson, Grace 93 Sisson, Susan 63,74 Smartlowit, Bruce 74 Smith, David 93 Smith, John Smith, Roy 50,72,74,102,1 10 Smith, Vickie 93 Soliappy, Randy 74 Solis, Martha 93 Sotelo, Bob 19,36,50,107 Speedis, Numa 59 Stanley, Dwain 19,62,116,1 17,24 Steckler, Dan 74,50,55,78 Steffen, Susan 62,63,74,l18 Stephens, Dan 19,36,62,96 Sutton, Marci 50,55,56,62,64,74,108,109 Tabayoyon, Ben 62,74,113 Tahkeal, Gary 93 Tahkeal, Ken Takei, Evelyn 66,74,107,113 Taylor, Diane 19,36,49,52 Taylor, Marlane 93 Taylor, Pamela 11,19,56,25 Tomeo, Aaron 74,96,107,113 Tomeo, James 50,47,74,lOO,107,l13 Tongate, Kenny 49,74 Torrez, Manuel 74,96,l07,113 Tovar, Connie 74 Tovar, Lupe 20 Tovar, Santos 20 Tovar, Tommy 74,100,113 Traub, Brenda 93 Traub, Lawanda 36 Traub, Rick 47,74 Trujillo, Gabriel 11,20,36,50,96,107 Trujillo, Jess 20,36,5O Trujillo, Rita 74 Tupling, Frankie 54,60,62,64,66,74,76 Tupy, Delta 51,52,76 Umemoto, Terry 59,93,99,105,110 Umipig, Lillian 20,36,6O,63 Underwood, Mitch S0,56,57,70,96,1 13,115 Valdason, Valann 20,36,48,49,56,26 Valdez, Carmen 63,93 VandenBrink, Randy 20,36,50,53,96,98, 1 13,26,28 ' VanNostern, David 20,49 Vargas, Aurura 93 Vargas, Esperanza 93 Vargas, Henry 21 Vargas, Rachel 76 Vargas, Teresa 21,36 Vargas, Vincent 76 Vasquez, Frank 5O,66,76,96 Vasquez, Pete 21,117 Vicente, Orlando 21 ,62,63,96,1 13,1 17 Viernes, Gene 21 ,36,50,l 13 Viernes, Stanley 93,107 Villegas, Monica 62,93,l08,lO9 Vincent, Jean 63,93 Vinyard, Barbara 63,93 Vinyard, Linda 76 Violette, Jim 46,47.76 Visaya, John 21 - Wada, Robert 93,1 16 Walker, Steve 21,39,110,11l Warnicke, Annette 62,94 Warnicke, Maxine 47,62,76 Wentz, Gregory 59,94 Whitner, Wanda 21,35 ,36,62,63,53,50, 26,30,35 Whiz, Merris 94 Wilcox, Ron 77 Williams, David 63,77 Williams, Paul 77 Williamson, Rodney 47,94 Wilson, Alvin 94 Wilson, Forrest 47 ,94,99 Winnier, Deborah 94 Wisner, Cindy 8,21 ,32,45,54,32 Woody, Mike 21,36 Wyatt, Noella 49,94 Yearout, Judy 49,56,94 Yearout, Sindy 47,54,73,77,120,121 Young, Colleen 21,59,60,61,44 Young, Mikal 39,50,52,54,56,77,l08,121 Young, Rick 21 ,36,5O,56,1 13 Young, Robert 72,77,l 10 Zack, Stuart 56,77,113 525553525252523223152125rkirjskiriririri' ' -4.'.-.:.-.:.g.':.gD:.g.g.g'5.3.,4.-.gif .' 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