Wapato High School - Wasehian Yearbook (Wapato, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

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Index ....... 15 .t ....... g i. ....2 ....l0 .....28 52 Q-Q... .....84 .....98 ....l46 .....168 Wapato Senior High Wa ato, Washington t Voliifne XL Q g a g Co-Editors:' i ,gafjgPau Koch M anjarrez iilhwunngnpwm ' , i, . 1 N h , - -af:-m '- -' Introduction 4-Introduction Introduction-5 Page 6-Introduction I can still remember my mom standing in the doorway the first day of school. She wanted me to go because she knew I had to. But, at the same time she wanted me to stay, because she knew I would never return the same. George Betts ..,l Introduction Page-7 fmmduction Page-8 A 4 f 3 s i 2 L . 1 w h Q I A ' Q . Memories bind us fgMfi1CS separate us A are apart, K we are together , , , e George Betts 4 1 1 , A I 5 i x , A ffryiii sf Mk was .X 'Wx .Q QQ! E? 5, N ,gf wx N , vga exif-is wx-'ww MQ , 1 2 'Y il 1 Q, 1 95 4 V A M wx ,ww Qxu wiv: w NNN 5 'Xe Qxgwu E4 5. 5 35, 'W xgiwa g..Yefffffd-Q-f,13,- , 1 Q W: ,J 1 ' ff N K 'qf'f. 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Seniors take first place in Iloat competition. 6. Martha Miranda, Leroy Morales and Joe Manjarrez pause for refreshments served by Lori Sutton. 7. Cheerleaders welcome team back onto field after an entertaining halftime show. arb and Joe reign over Fall Festival l. - The traditional float competition and parade began the activities for the Fall Festival, which was held on November l with a game against Ellensburg. The theme of the halftime enter- tainment was The Way We Were , which was played by the band and sung by Shelley Paganelli as the royalty and floats paraded by. Fall Festival royalty was Queen Barbara Houle, King Joe Manjar- rez, Princesses Stacy Pence, Tammi Bos, and Kathy Pastrana, Princes Leroy Morales, Mike Wilcox, and Mike Barron. The Fall Festival was concluded Saturday night as the students danced to the music of Cotton- Mouth Crisis. Fall Festival-I5 FFA-FHA Clubs sponser dance The Thanksgiving Festival was a little different this year. Instead of having a band, Carey Balzer, a D.J. from Spokane, played everyone's favorite tunes. King and Queen were Greg Cuillier and Lorena Andreas. Frances Balzer, Debbie Gordon, Debbie Faucher, Rena Cole, Dennis Kearl, Ed Aparicio, Clif- ford Menke, and Lupe Tovar made up the rest of the royalty. I6 Thanksgiving Festival Ar... - v .. t . . l. FRONT ROW: Debra Gordon, Rena Cole, and Debbie Faucher. BACK ROW: Clifford Menke, Ed Aparicio, Frances Balzer, and Lupe Tovar. NOT PICTURED, Dennis Kearl. 2. Debbie Faucher and Dennis Blankenship boogie to their favorite disc. 3. Greg Cuillier and Lorena Andreas were King and Queen for the 1974 Thanksgiving Festival. 4. Skip Nettleton poses as Pa Kettle, 50's ay sparks Spirit for Regionals Roll up your sleeves Let down your skirt A little hair tonic And some lipstick won't hurt Cuz it's 50's day At ol' Wa-Hi Everybody's be-boppin' So give it a try We'll never forget The day that we saw Them sing Shoo-be-doo And Sha-na-na g Band 1nsp1res good l I. Davina Fowler and Jeff Martin enjoy dancing LO the music of Rag Band. 2. King and Queen for the evening were Eli Juarez and Tina Roth. 3. Jr. Prince und Princess, Doug Menke and Shelley Pagunelli. 4. Sr. Prince und Princess, Kevin Clurk and Becky Myers. l 1 time at Winter Formal 5. Jr. Prince, Doug Menke, is crowned by escort, Kim Douglas, 6. Soph. Prince and Princess, Mike Nickoloft' and Deniece Simmons. 7. Lori Sutton and Rick Edgerly enjoy a few moments of conver- sation duringa break inthe dance. This years Winter Formal, held on December 21, was livened by the return of Ray Band, who provided the evenings entertain- ment. Nights in White Satin . was chosen as the theme by the A.S.B. Royalty for the evening was Queen, Tina Roth, King Eliseo Juarez, Sr. Prince and Princess, Kevin Clark and Becky Myers, Jr. Prince and Princess, Doug Menke and Shelley Paganelli, Soph. Prince and Princess, Mike Nickoloff and Deniece Simmons. Winter Formal- l 9 Juniors sponsor a very successful 20-Jr. Sr. Prom i'7f ie. . -, 4 ' - 's.. ' Q-1,125 - . RIA? st 'r .qt ,M is ff :fs ' f -in , is L 5,,. 5.rf-1:77 -' F iff n pgs A. -Qf - ya -.few 91 7- izfimsg fi if J 4 430 ' ' , s Q +- if I 1 'Q' fiigff-i?'f . -5 - gag-e--if ,H--5, 4 .- 4 X. .., 3. .tai r.. swim. A l. Prince, Paul Koch and Princess, Janet Brulotte. 2. Seniors enjoy royalty dance after crowning. 3. Prince, Tom Sakamoto, and Princess, Cynthia Brady, 4. Susan Teegarden and date Paul Koch enjoy the music and each other's company. r. Sr. Prom This year's Jr. Sr. Prom carried an old fashioned atmosphere with Old Fashioned Love Song chosen as the theme. The dance was held at the Thoroughbred Restaurant, and Eric supplied the music for the night. The dance was a great success, drawing a crowd of over 100 couples. Everyone had a good time, including the many chaperones who attended the dance. Refreshments were served by Cindi Cam- eron, Kris Gilman, and Mariann Kastel. These girls did a fine job in helping to make the dance a success. The Junior class chose the following royalty for the evening: King, Dee Allsop, Queen, Terry Swan, Princes Rick Hert, Tom Sakamoto, and Paul Koch, and Princesses Shawn Stimpson, Cynthia Brady, and Janet Brulotte. 5. King and Queen, Dee Allsop and Terry Swan. 6. Prince, Rick Hert and Princess, Shawn Stimpson, 7. Dee and Sam pause for a moment of humor and relaxation. Jr. Sr. Prom-21 Thespians dedicate spring pla You're a Good Man Charlie Brown was a two act comedy featuring Ken Brestar as the infamous Charlie Brown. The play depicted the antics of Charlie Brown, his four friends, and his dog, Snoopy. The play cast, crew members, and Mrs. Parker dedicated this play to Mr. Roger Finch as a tribute to all the time, effort, and love he has given to make the musia cals a success. This was his last year at Wapato. Best wishes always, Mr. Finch. Break a leg in whatever you do. l. LEFT TO RIGHT .Iudy Tweit Doug Barrett Shelley Paganelll Ken Brestar Rita Johnson and Kirk Parker. 2. Ken Brestar as Charlie Brown displays his mentality 3 Rita Johnson as Snoopy makes dinner time more dramatic 22 Spring Play to Mr. Finch Charlie Brown . . ...... Ken Brestar Lucy . . . Linus . . Schroeder Patty . . Snoopy . . 4. lt's not stage fright, it's Kirk Parker, as Schroeder, waiting lo get into the act again. 5. Mrs. Parker and Mr. Finch along with the cast prepare forthe big night. 6. Linus explains to Lucy the advantages of having his own blanket. 7. Schroeder conducts the gang for the Glee Club rehearsal in Act ll. Spring Play 23 ll-Sports anquet honors 244Sports Banquet l. Football Coach, Dick Scesniak, was the guest speaker at the All-Sports Banquet. 2. Joe Manjarrez and Dee Allsop received the Bill Amsbaugh Award, presented by Sam Nakano, president of the Lions Club. 3. Cheryl Barney received the award for cap- tain ofthe Girls Track Team. The annual All-Sports Banquet, which honors many students with athletic awards, had a large turnout this year. Assistant football coach and offensive coordinator, Dick Scesniak, from the University of Washington, impressed many with his fine talk on the importance of sports. He stressed teamwork and its rewards. Dee Allsop and Joe Manjarrez received the Bill Amsbaugh Memorial Award. This award is given to athletes who show the best sportsmanship through- out their years ofhigh school, outstanding athletes ATHLETIC? AWARDS V, ntspimional- Rick Luttrell FOOTBALL l o f C L Warhawk-Joe Manjarrez . 1 -GIRLS BASKETBALL . I Captain - Joe Manjarrez t' ' ' 'lnspmmonal ' Ermsxandall Inspirational -Dennis Kearl Captam ' Crystal L M tr 'dJ ' -ch 1' it - 'mo' 3' 'C GIRLS VOLLEYBALL. V V Most Outstanding Lineman - Steve Inspmiuonal ' Crystal Marcy ' I I Tiff Calhalin-Vs jj X V VVV V , Captain - Crystal Marcy V -V js CROSS COUNTRYQ C . GIRLS TRACK Iron Man - Ed Aparicio V Vs Vg , Inspirational:,L0u1se Schibig Inspirational - Rita Smartlowit' Captamf' . 'V Q Tiff .WRESTLING I L t. Lfl1TfNlTj5S if fs A 5, fM95F1Y2!luable-Steve Vierncs qsplrauona f - an I ' - 7f3i3f,iig5 , - if Inspirational - Joe Manjarrez Lmda Cummings Q Q fig Q fl rj Q I Most Improved-Angellilegrete V VV ' TRACK ' I ii ' EY -captainfpaut Koch I Charli?x2,IgFFgSMEDALIST - A - Q-InSp,ii,tional.- Dennie Brestar VV VV V ' ' ' CoacheS.,Award - Les Newport, ., fl BASKETBALL ' iBlf95t3L JUG GUITQIZQQ , I iVV,1Captain - Elijuarez V ' gill i I I i' 'filf i V 4. Coach Tri thanks the football team for the autographed football he received in ap- preciation for the time and effort he contributed to them. 5. Parents and friends gathered to praise students for the honors won. 6. Coach Groenig awarded Rick Luttrell the in- spirational player award for Basketball. Sports Banquet-25 l. Bean Feed proves successful by drawing a large crowd. 2, Top ticket selling students obtain free admission to the movie Badlands . 3. Terry Swan and Ted Cummings receive a plaque from Dr. Von Stuhhe, presi- dent ofthe Cancer Society, expressing appreciation for the funds raised. 26-Bean Feed Bean Feed drive exceeds goalg Students -Q1- if honored by Cancer Society Bean Feed t'75,' was a great success with a record breaking profit of 54,l82,l4. Some money was taken out of this for the expenses of beans, rolls, and other consumables. The net profit was 53,000 which was donated to the Cancer Society. 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If I1fi,f.I,.II--- ,mfr .J . g If, 1.,1:fIef:,Ifwfff.f,-II. ww - , ec-V+ I, Q5 fwx,,fgi,,,i .- -,I-IM54 ww, ,,I, V Agwf Y FL , in -V599 A155245 ?5q,.g..s 5, 1 wwr rm A ' 'warwfvfmffz K WMQ3? ifgfflw ff A MfGM3'Lw,,,,- wiffmffgzf pmkwff WAX byc- Q4 I ' --:HY-31111I-AI-IIII.-I'-W,-w Iv,..N1-I5,Iq:w4?1,.fI,wI,.,., In 5 -t But let there be Lnfpiyciuf Qtogetherness, And let the windsQofQtiljCfhQiVenS dance between you. L A' L it Kahlil Gibran t . ,ltr t t ' f 3 , Organizations-29 S taps 36 new members in 74 75 NHS members FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIG HT-Terry Swan, Lauri Clark,.Barb Houle, Kevin Clark, Stacey Pence, Cynthia Brady, Sheila Dragoo, Kaylynn Idler, and Richard Visaya, SEC- OND ROW-Nancy Eisenbeis, Erin Randall, Janet Brulotte, Crystal Marey, Joe Manjarrez, Wayne Inaba, Dee Allsop, Marilyn Rafal, Ann Hert, Shelley Paganelli, Traci Rasmussen, Ruthie Burke, and Becky Bauer. THIRD ROW4Lori Sutton, Nanci Syverson, Nancy Doornink, Karen Simond, Sue Emhoff, Janice Gesford, Sam Swan, Traci Brulotte, Susan Schilperoort, Denise Edwards, Pam Stoller, Josephine Hastings, and Cheryl Barney. FOURTH ROW-Rick Hert, Tom Sakamoto, Jim Linker, Paul Koch, Norman Inaba, Nolan DeFiesta, Andy Wold, Linda Cummings, Charlie Hoppes, and Robert Kastel. After the tapping in the fall, NHS added eleven new members. To raise money, they had a car wash and they showed two Charlie Chaplin films. They raised approximately 5150.00 from these projects. They also hosted the alumni assembly at Christmas time and College Night. On April 23, they tapped 20 juniors and 5 seniors. Instead of marching through the halls, they tapped in the gym using various types of skits. SB aids in purchase of videotape machine As the year comes to a close I have no feelings of regret or relief. I have thoroughly enjoyed this year serving as A.S.B. President, and I am very proud of the accomplish- ments that were made through the efforts of the Board of Control membersf, We started the year out with little money, but we quick- ly covered it up with A.S.B. sales and football gate receipts. Amazingly enough, with a record of l-8 for the football season, we made more money this year than any other year. Spending the money, however, was no problem. The A.S.B. helped the annual class pay some back debts, gave S500 towards the purchase of a new videotape machine, and, of course, paid all the bills relating to the various sports. Money problems were not the only things that occu- pied the time of the A.S.B. We held a joint meeting with White Swan A.S.B. leaders in an effort to help them straighten out a few problems. During the Christ- mas season, we handed out 24 Christmas boxes filled with gifts, food, and candy. We went to the school board and pleaded for cloth towels. We got them. We also successfully sponsored several school dances. Above all, I feel we got a little more involvement from the students. If success was measured by accomplish- ments, then I feel that we were and will be one of the most successful A.S.B.'s to ever hit Wa-Hi. Dee Allsop A.S.B. President ASB-3l Drill Team sells pennants and buttons Lv L1 , an lag ll aa' ' ' l. Drill Team members from FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- Debbie Faucher, Judy Tweit, Joanne Rafal, Lillian Garcia, Phillis Agdeppa, Rita Smartlowit, and Janet Munson. BACK ROW-Teresa Wentz, Mariann Kastel, Susan Mitchum, Josephine Hastings, Pam Stoller, Dessa Brooks, Judy King, Ann Hert, and Susie Manjarrez. 2. Co-Drill Leader, Lillian Garcia, performing at the alumni assembly. Lillian Garcia and Pam Stoller successfully led the Wa-Hi Drillettes during the 74-75 school year. Their year started with a parade in Ellensburg and the annual Labor Day parade in Wapato. 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The Wrestling Cheerleaders perform one of their favorite stunts, 4. Shelley Paga- nelli anxiously awaits the start of the game. 5. Tina Roth and Shawn Stimpson do a perfect L- Stuntf' 6. During a tense time- out, the cheerleaders inspire spirit with a cheer. 7. Jan Dordahl, Kathy Pastrana, Rachael Gamboa and Lori O'Dell await the next wrestling match. Rally Squad-35 Journalism class Wins first place in the l. Tamra Marcy checks out a newspaper for possible ideas for the Wolf Howl. 2. Wayne Heffner discusses with his classmates a story that he is proofreading. 3. Susan Therriault and Wayne Inaba copyread a story for the Wolf Howl. 4. Journalism students prepare stories for production. State Safety Editorial Contest : X e l Journalism members from FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT-Dee Alsop, Rick Luttrell, Wayne Heffner, Ted Cummings, Jim Vigil, Dan Hill, and Mike Nickoloff, MIDDLE ROW-Paul Merz, Mike Wil- cox, Tammi Bos, Paul Koch, Susan Teegarden, David Hagarty, Wayne Inaba, Mike Valdez, Julie Griswold, Janie Kennedy, Brent Blevins, Traci Brulotte, Susan Therriault, and Tamara Marey. BACK ROW- Herb Krienke, Mark Nickoloff, Richard Visaya, and Mr. Robert Tomisser. NOT PICTURED-Nancy Syverson. This year, Mr, Robert Tomisser offered his services as the newjournalism advisor. The class started out rather slowly, but they soon learned the ropes and started to produce a paper. The Wolf Howl proved its worth when it won first place in the State Safety Editorial Contest. The lead editorial, lt Won't Happen To Mef' was written by co-editors, Nancy Sy- verson and Ted Cummings. The prize was S200 for the journalism class and S100 for Ted and Nancy. 38-Letterman Lettermen park cars at home games '55 -A I 'fx 5' 'Q- LETTERMAN'S CLUB: IST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlie Hoppes, Andy Wold, Ted Cummings, Doug Menke, Les Newport, Shelley Paganelli, Rick Luttrell, Tin Roth, Tom Sakamoto, Karen James. ZND ROW: Victor Cruz, Ed Aparicio, Cesar Perez, LeRoy Morales, David Strother, Mark Nickoloff, Herb Krienke, Bud LeDuc. 3RD ROW: Janice Gesford, Cheryl Barney, Jan Dordahl, Crystal Marey, Susan Schilperoort, Arlene Tabayoyan, Dan Hanson, David Daniels, Doug Barrett. 4TH ROW: Nancy Doornink, Debbie Gordon, Toby Schwartzenberger, Mike Valdez, Lauri Clark, Christine Doornink, Felix Costello, Scott Umemoto, Andy Tovar. 5TH ROW: Ida Hoptowit, Debbie James, Erin Randall, Tammi Bos, Mike Wilcox, Karen Agdeppa, Josephine Hastings, Ginger Kearl, Randy Bolong, Bobby Tovar, Ed Gesford. 6TH ROW: George Gomez, Mario Gonzales, Richard Visaya, Dan Hill, Wayne Inaba, Linda Cummings, Traci Rasmussen, Mike Villegas, Kevin Clark. 7TH ROW: Janet Brulotte, Paul Koch, Marilyn Rafal, Denny Brestar, Andrea Duchsherer, Jim Vigil, Becky Myers, Dale Geffe, Norman Inaba, Dee Allsop. STH ROW: Joe Manjarrez, Steve Calhoun, Dennis Kearl, Rick Hert, Wayne Heffner, Craig McAllister, Jim Linker, Steve Viernes, Nolan DeFiesta, Joe Gurtiza, Bryan Paganelli, Kelly Butz. l il Wa-H1 chorus entertains at open house 2 3 'f, 4 ,V -9 lv Y l i 5 l on l CHORUS: IST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Julia Garcia, Linda Gilliland, Tracy Dillman, Denna Krieger, Toni Cantu, Lupe Cantu, LeAnne Miller. ZND ROW: Nancy Eisenbeis, Cindy Brown, Kelly Kuribayashi, Shelley Paganelli, Irma Ruval- caba, Pam Autrey, Susan Mitchum, Juanita Garza. 3RD ROW: Rita Johnson, Cheryl Hudon, Judy King, Lauri Clark, Rhonda Dekker, Dessa Brooks, Dianno Davila, and Mr. Roger Finch. This year's chorus successfully entertained in three concerts during the year. They gave one concert each season: The Open House performance in November, the Christmas Concert in December and the Spring Concert in April, and also per- formed for the intermediate school. A special event in which the chorus took part in was with the Seattle Symphony Orchestra which was given in front of the student body. A special sextet consisting of Rhonda Dekker, Tracy Dillman, Linda Gilliland, Cheryl Hudon, Shelley Paganelli, and Susan Mitchum was a new feature of the chorus. The group entertained at various places around the community. The senior members of the chorus completed their year by the traditional per- formance at their commencement exercises. Chorus-39 4 -' n N' , e . V LSHAM, 1 ,,. , '51 - Q5' wh ,wsisfif :Es ,, ,gpm 4 4 N 6?5?ie4sn1Y A 'e f W 'W it Editors Joe Manjarrez and Paul Koch led the annual class to another successful year by being late the first two deadlines and meeting the third. Tom Layman, advisor, hindered the students' progress and added to the mass confusion involved in making an annual. lt seemed our noble leader was always on the peck, and, although, the silent, serene class was always trying to have complete peace and quiet, Terrible Tom was continually trying to ruffle a few feathers. In attempting to raise S5,2004the cost ofthe annual-the class sponsored two dances and sold doughnuts and ads, but, again, came up short. 1974-75 Wasehian Staff-Lori Sutton, Brent Blevins, Traci Brulotte, Dee Allsop, Shawn Stimpson, Rick Hert, Sam Swan, Janet Brulotte, Stacy Pence, Susan Teegarden, Sheila Dragoo, Tina Roth, Tom Sakamoto, Joe Manjarrez, Cynthia Brady, Tammi Bos. Mike Wilcox, Paul Koch, Jim Vigil, Becky Meyers, Doug Menke, Kim Douglas, and Mr. Tom Layman, advisor. NOT PICTURED-Leroy Morales, Treva Zesiger, and Gretchen Mahre. Annual-41 French and Spanish Clubs spend 42--French Club French Club members from FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT-Becky Bauer, Traci Brulotte, Cindy Paganelli, Kelly Kuribayashi, Art Edgerly, Diane Mendoza, John Des- marais, Teresa Wentz, and Doug Barrett. MIDDLE ROW-Lauri Clark, Barb Dun- can, Becky Myers, Doug Menke, Don Cum- mings, Charlie Hoppes, Dale Geffe, Diane Houle, David Strothers, Tamra Marcy, Dan Hanson, Clifford Menke, and Tony Myers. BACK ROW-Ted Cummings, Linda Cummings, Denise Edwards, and Julie Griswold. French Club officers from LEFT TO RIGHT-Kelly Kuribayashi, Doug Menke, Mrs. Warner, advisor, Ted Cum- mings, Cindy Paganelli, Diane Mendoza, and Lauri Clark. the year in a joint classroom Spanish Club members from FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIG HT-Debbie Lappier, Joanne Rafal, Norman Inaba, and Mike Nickoloff. SECOND ROW-George Gomez, Terry Nieto, Estella Castilleja, Arlene Tabayoyon, and Scott Umemoto. THIRD ROW-Mike Umipig, Elisa Sanchez, Linda Gilliland, Denise Edwards, and Doug Cowin. FOURTH ROW-Wayne Inaba, Paula Ol- ney, Linda Brulotte, Victor Cruz, and Andy Tovar. FIFTH ROW-Irma Ruvalcaba, Shelley Crites, Janet Munson, Chris Door- nink, Janice Gesford, Mariann Kastel, and Junior Solis. SIXTH ROW-Don Divina, Cindy Vandervort, Kris Stewart, Debbie Wilson, Dora Alvarez, Kris Gilman, and Barb Duncan. SEVENTH ROW-Mario Gonzales, Josephine Hastings, Ann Hert, Andrea Duchsherer, Marilyn Rafal, and Randy Bolong. EIGHTH ROW-Nolan DeFiesta, Jim Linker, Craig McAllister, Guy Wada, Ron Reynolds, Cindi Cameron, and Traci Rasmussen. NINTH ROW-Debbie Davis, Joe Gurtiza,, Jan Dordahl, Rebecca Merz, Pam Stoller, and Ed Aparicio. TENTH ROW-David Lundberg, Tony Arreola, Felix Costello, Luis Juarez, Richard Visaya, and Herb Krienke. ELEVENTH ROW-Rick Luttrell, Andy Wold, and Eli Juarez. TWELVTH ROW- Tina Roth and Susan Schilperoort. Spanish Club officers from LEFT TO RIG HT-M r. Juarez, advisor, Denise Edwards, Andrea Duchsherer, Eli Juarez, Susan Schilperoort, and Marilyn Rafal. Spanish Club 43 Anna Tahkeal earns honor 44-FHA FHA Members FROM LEFT TO RIGHT-FRONT ROW: Denna Krieger, Laurie Bennett, Kathy Stroud, Debbie Faucher, Mary Montoya SECOND ROW: Mary Ann James, Ronna Cowapoo, Diane Tufts, Alice Rodriquez. BACK ROW: Anna Tahkeal, Debbie Gordon, Chris Zack Susan Mitchum, Shelly Crites, Karen Srmond, Janie Kennedy. The Future Homemakers of America had three main projects for the 1974-1975 school year. They were to try to increase their membership by making people aware of what they do, to make plans for Wapato High School's celebration ofthe United States Bi-centennial Celebration in 1976, and to learn more about the crippling diseases that affect little children. They sold pies to raise money for their chapter. They had displays for the National FHA Week and National Vocation Education Week. They also sold Shamrocks for Dystrophy to help the cause of the crippled children. Anna Tahkeal was elected to the post of 2nd Vice- President for the FHA Region five. of FH State Office 1 ,s x irq Ill I N H1 2 gtsx , 4 4.54 l. State Officer Anna Tahkeal holds post of 2nd Vice-President for FHA Region Five. 2. Mrs. Helen Middleton advises FHA, for l975. 3. FHA Officers are, FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT-Debbie Gordon, Presidentg Diane Tufts, Reporter: Karen Simond, Sec- retary: Debbie Faucher, Vice-Presidentg Kathy Stroud, Treasurer: and Chris Zack, Historian. FHA-45 5 Q, 4 Quik! 6 W 'Y , x li! ly frfgciurz ,. 4... E-4 ' o l ,H K 5.1, :Tk 5 4 Av V . f A, Q, ' ji. , '. ' ' i M J x 1 h . ,J 7- x 4 fri? Q ff? A','V1 2 fi ff? ff., in Q :mg E4 Q H ' N 4 3 WAPATD CHAPTBEIQ Y, ,L ' f, X W. 6- , , . Ziff -P '! x ,Wg ,Ak . 6 5 Q f ' . - i rw M ,, M -' we ,.,, ,-.Q-...- Q ,.., 4,.,,,. ..,, A Axfi W x- , ' if N , I Mgk i medal in Kansas Cit l. Roy Hill examines an acetylene tank. 2. Mr. Stillwell shows students how to repair an engine, 3. Dennis Kearl works dili- gently on an old tractor. The Wapato Chapter of FFA started in June with livestock and dairy judging. Greg Cuillier, Harry Cartmell, Roy Hill, Marti Estes, Debbie Gordon, and Debbie Cartmell were on the judging team. During the summer and fall judging, they received many honors, From there, Greg Cuillier went to. Kansas City to represent the state and he received a silver medal. He had previously placed third in the state, while Harry Cartmell placed fifth. At the Wapato Harvest Festival, their float placed first in the agricultural division. The judging team took another trip in the fall to participate in some judging contests. In conjunction with FFA Week, they had dis- plays in the Valley Mall. l FFA-47 and gets cjackedw from goof-off half A-0 .J all H a l. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Doornink, Susan Teegarden, Ruthie Burke, Arlene Tabayoyon, Debbie Lappier, Becky Bauer, Sandra Diaz, Russell Lions, Luis Dias, Jeff Gilman, Jeff Linker. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Christine Doornink, Debbie Wilson, Nancy Eklund, Susan Emhoff, Joe Gurtiza, Debbie Davis, Joyce Agdeepa, Beth Burke, Lori Matsumura, Karen Agdeppa, Lauri Clark, Doug Menke, Scott Umemoto, Nick Mason, Doug Cowin, Les New- port. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIG HT: Cindi Cameron, Sandy Niesz, Vicki Dar, Terry Swan, Vicki Rios, Mike Villegas, Karen Simond, Ed Gcsford, Kaylyn Idler, Janie Kennedy, Kelly Butz, Mark Tri, Randy Bolong, Phil Schilperoort, Kevin Clark, Larry Mobley, Mike Umipig, Mark Nickoloff. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Schil- peroort, Nolan De Fiesta, Debbie Houle, Lori Sutton, Wayne Heffner, Don Davina, Jollee Moss, David Hagarty, Victor Cruz, Mr. Finch. 2. Buzz Nickoloff was recruited to be the band's drummer. 3. Ed Geslord, Jeff Gilman, Kevin Clark, and Les Newport do a Russian dance, while Terry Swan and Debbie Houle look on. time routines l. The clarinet section of the band dress as ducks during a half-time performance. 2. Ed Gesford shows off his dancing ability. 3. Jollee Moss leads the band and the drill team off ofthe football field. FLUTES Chris Doornink Nancy Doornink Kim Douglas Susan Teegarden Debbie Wilson CLARINETS Joyce Agdeppa Karen Agdeppa Becky Bauer Beth Burke Ruth Burke Cindi Cameron Shelley Crites Vicki Dar Debbie Davis Sandra Diaz Nancy Eklund Sue Emhoff Janice Gesford Joe Gurtiza Debbie Lappier Lori Matsumura Sandy Niesz Lori Sutton Terry Swan Arlene Tabayoyon BASSOON Debbie Houle FRENCH HORNS Lauri Clark Chuck Cuttrell Rhonda Dekker Doug Menke Scott Umemoto TRUMPETS Doug Cowin Louis Diaz JeffGilman Larry Knox Jim Linker Russell Lions Nick Mason I arry Mobley Les Newport Mike Umipig TROM BONES Kevin Clark David Lundberg Phillip Schilperoort Mark Tri BARITONE Don Divina Wayne Heffner BASSES Nolan DeFiesta Dale Geffe Tim Schilperoort PERCUSSION Victor Cruz David Hagarty Andy Wold Dan Wold This year, Mr. Finch organized a new type of band at the Wapato High School. lt is called the stage- band, which is comprised of a few members of the band. As usual, there is still the concert and pep bands. The band started its year off at the Ellensburg parade. Then, they traveled to Wapato for the annual Labor Day parade. During the course of the year, the band played at football and basketball games. They also gave numerous concerts throughout the year. V 4 4 Indian Club sponsors two assemblies 4 4 4 , 4 ' f' t lce in skills contest Ken Brestar wins 1rs p a K ft VICA members FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT-Brent Blevins, Mr. Earl Knapp, Julie Espinoza, Tracy Dillman, Lydia Guerrero, Nanci Syverson, Jane Young, Art Edgerly, David Sanchez, and Nancy Schaefer. BACK ROW-Pat Steele, Ken Brestar, Eric Yearout, Steve Johnson, Paul McFarland, Don Daniels, Kathy Wolfe, Kim Close, Sandy Niesz, and Chester Satiacum. VICA, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, attended two state meetings this year. The first was held in Olympia, Washington, which was a Legislative Convention. It included a tour of the state capital and the Olympia Brewery. The three day Legisla- tive Convention was to help the students better under- stand parliamentary law. The second trip, which was held in Richland, Wash- ington, was a skills contest. VICA students competed in such areas as carpentry, auto mechanics, welding, small engines, nursing, electronic repair, and many others. This year, the Wapato VICA Club took home four trophies. Ken Brestar won first place in the carpentry division, while Gary Rew took third. Ken will go on to compete at the national skills contest in Washington D.C. on June 20 through June 26. To raise money, VICA sold candy bars and they raffled off a tape deck. VICA-5l 4 ' 2' ' ' I Q Q 'Mft k V Q' e V1',f ' if-,Q ii f. -' .,,,.,.,var F ' U ' I N Y .'g-- X f , ff R X J ,wa , . nuns 6 XT? ? I Vx , 5' X -1 ' f 1-' 5, A :ez :iff 1 QXW ' 1 YM, anjarrez and Calhoun are All 1974 proved to be a tough rebuilding year for the Wapato Wolfpack Football team. Plagued by inexperience, a lack of depth, and plain bad luck, the Wolf- pack could manage only a 1-8 record with their lone win coming from a forfeit by Prosser. A fine group of seniors led the Wolfpack including All-Valley honorable mentions Joe Manjarrez and Steve Calhoun. Other seniors who saw considera- ble action included Eli Juarez, Dennis Kearl, Clifford Smiscon, Denny Bre- star, Chester Rodriquez, Tony Shilow, and Vance Haddox. Leading the team in tackling points were seniors Dennis Kearl with 165, Joe Manjarrez with 107, and Eli Juarez with 106. Mark Nickoloff led the team in yards rushing-averaging 3.0 yards per carry. Juniors playing an important role on both offense and defense included Charlie Hoppes, Nolan DeFiesta and John Hale. The team saw several offensive and defensive changes made during the season. Different combinations of offensive line-ups were used in an attempt to make the Wolfpack's offense more potent. 54 Football J ' I .,f, ,. . dj, 'tire I M, T alley Honorable Mentions FRONT ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Clif- ford Smiscon, Paul Miller, Andy Ozuna, Chester Rodriquez, Felix Campos, Guy Wada, Chuck Cutrell, Jim Linker, Charlie Hoppes, George Iness, Mike Villegas, Ed Celestine Rick and Nolan DeFiesta 1?-R21 nm., 4 l. The Pack huddles up to decide their next offensive play. 2. No. I4 Joe Manjarrez rushes into a mass of Sunnyside defend- ers. 3. Vance Haddox No. 85 pushes a Sunnyside ball carrier out ofbounds into the Wapato bench. Football 55 56-Football l. Assistant Coach Juarez gives Senior Steve Calhoun instructions for the upcoming play. 2, Wapato offensive line sets up against a deter- mined Grizzly defense. 3. No. 6 Charlie Hoppes gets off a short screen pass while a Sunnyside defender rushes in on the play. 4. Junior Varsity Coach Clark Meyers receives information from the top on a defensive play. 5. A tough Wapato defense upends offensive ball carrier. 6. A pack of Wolf defenders stop the ball carrier from crossing the goal line. A new addition to the Wapato Athletic Program was in the creation of the J.V. Football squad. This year's squad practiced separately from the varsity and played their games on Mondays. Under the guidance of coaches Bill Krieger and Clark Meyers, the J.V. squad ran up an impressive 7-2 record and tied for first in their league. The J.V. squad was entirely made up of sophomores with the exception of three juniors. A Key figures in the J.V. team's triumphs included Mike Barron, Mike Nickoloff, John Desmarais, Bill Klingele, Jeff Gilman, and Chris Webb. Mike Barron was the leading rusher averaging 5.4 yards per carry. Quarterbacking was a tWO-man -job with Mike Nickoloff and John Desmarais sharing the honors. , I 5 80 ti-77:56 ' FRONT ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Simmons, Gary Wells, Richard Sanchez, George Gomez, Mike Nickoloff, Mark Winder, John Desmarais, and Scott Umemoto. MIDDLE 'ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Gasseling, Ron Reynolds, Mike Barron, Mike Dale, Tony Arreola, Randy James, Romeo Acob, and Les Newport. BACK ROW- LEFT TO RIGHT: Kelly Phil- 1.,,,Q lips, Jeff Gilman, Tony Myers, David Lundberg, Verden Haddox, Mark Hastings, Darrell Woods, , Chris Webb, Corbet McDonald, and Jack Balzer. Junior Varsity ties for first in league play Football-57 Cross Country team takes fourth place ln individuall ,. BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Bob Tomisser, Victor Cruz, Joe Gurtiza, Brian Paganelli, Tom Schibig, Kelly Butz, Toby Schwartzen- berger, Mike Valdez, LeRoy Morales, Randy Bolong, Ray Romero. FRONT ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Aparicio, Bobby Tovar, Phil De La Rosa, Lupe Tovar, Carey Anderson, Felix Costello, and Doug Barrett. ' Cf ? 'M - - l 45.- Stateg Aparicio captures 16th place BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Aparicio, Coach Bob Tomis- ' ser, Carey Anderson, Lupe Tovar, Felix Costello. FRONT ROW: Bobby Tovar, Phil De Lu Rosa, Doug Barrett. A H valfjavi f. Wapato's l974 Cross Country team finished its season with two first placesfLeague and District. The season was highlighted with an excellent 4th place finish at State. The young and experienced Wolfpack was not de- feated in league competition for the second straight year. Coach Tomisser, commenting on the youthfulness of this year's team-two juniors and five sopho- mores represented Wapato in the District meet- was extremely pleased by the performance of the team under the pressures of District and State competition. Ed Aparicio, junior leader of the pack, finished in nineteenth place at State. Bobby Tovar, sophomore course record holder, came in 34th, and cousin Lupe Tovar, a junior, placed 44th. Sophomore Felix Cos- tello and Andy Tovar rounded out the top five finishers with places 60th and 83rd. Wapato was also represented by junior Carey Anderson 96th place and sophomore Phil De La Rosa lO2nd. Coach Tomisser said, The team really worked hard all season. They are by far the most talented team I've coached, and their loyalty to one another and the team is fantastic. We established our goal of getting to the State meet and placing in the top five of the year. We surpassed in I that goal4and have our goal set on First place in l975. Ed Aparicio was named the 1974 Cross Country Ironman Award winner. 1. The 1974 Cross Country State team which placed 4th in state com- petition. 2. Coach O'Dell briefs con- testants before start ofa home meet against Selah. 3. Ed Aparicio chugs home for one of many wins during the season. 4. Lupe Tovar strides toward an 8th place finish in the Dis- trict meet held at Westwood West G0lfCourse in Yakima. Cross Country 59 Girls, Cross Countr finishes rebuilding year Sheryl Barney, Barney,-and Schibig, Debra Gordon, Rita Smartlowit The 1974 Girls' Cross Country Team represented an important step in the development of a solid program which will soon be tough to beat. The girls showed excel- lent determination and good im- provement on a continuing basis. Seniors Debra Gordon and Rita Smartlowit offered good leader- ship, Juniors Cheryl Barney, Lauri Clark, Beth Skinner, Val- erie Jim and Ida Hoptowit of- fered strength and depth. New- comer Dawn Barney showed good potential. Freshman Louise Schbig offered talent and gained points. Before the season ended Louise had come within three seconds of the valley leader. The team ended the season with a 3-4 record and a 2nd at District. , , 60-Girls' Cross Country Volleyball Team led b outstanding Seniors l. Freshman Louise Schibig strides for another one of her many wins. 2. Laurie Clark tiredly eyes the finish line in front of the pack. 3. A determined Ida Hoptowit finishes the race be- hind a Selah opponent, with Cheryl Barney in the distance. 4. And they're off'-start of a Selah verses Wapato home meet. 5. Jeanne El- der goes high for a shot during a girls' vol- leyball game. 6. Jeanne Elder sets up the ball to Debbie James while Lori Sutton looks on. Placing second in their league, the girls' volleyball team was backboned by a number of strong seniors which included Eva Espinoza, Erin Ran- dall, Frances Balzer, Jeanne Elder, Janet Brulotte, Lori Sutton, and Crystal Marcy. The girls earned a spot in the District Tournament at Richland. The Team was defeated by Selah in the first round but came back in the loser's bracket to defeat Zillah in two straight games I5-3, and l5-l. Despite a tremendous team effort Wapato was handed their final defeat by Trout Lake, Volle ybaiigei Wolfpack goes to State l Varsity Squad: FRONT ROW: Mike Wilcox, Herb Krienke, Dee Alsop, Dan Wold, Rick Luttrell, Eli Juarez, Andy Wold, and Kevin Clark. BACK ROW: Head Coach Jerry Groenig, Mgr. Gilbert Perez, Doug Menke, Tom Sakamoto, Cesar Perez, Charlie Hoppes, and Asst. Coach Noah Winder. 62-Basketball This year's Varsity Basketball team was another outstanding success capped by the Wolfpack's third consecutive trip to the State Tournament in Tacoma. The team posted a l7-ll record for the season. Starting out slowly, the Pack gathered momentum through the latter part of the season and finished fourth in the tough Mid-Valley League behind the likes of Ellensburg, Hanford, and Sunnyside. District playoffs started off on a losing note as the Wolves lost their first game to an inspired Prosser ball club. Faced with elimination the Wolfpack got down to business and won their next four district games eliminating their opposition as they went. These games were no pushovers though as the pack average win margin was an incredibly close l.7 points per game. After eliminating a much taller Ellensburg club for the second spot regional berth., Wapato was faced with a still larger challenge in taking on the Othello Huskies. After build- ing a 12 point lead in the first half the pack could not manage to hold on and went down to defeat. Sunnyside had also lost in an overtime battle to Medical Lake. This matched Wapato and Sunnyside up, the winner taking the third berth and the loser out. For the first time in two years, Wapato edged the Grizzles 78 to 75 in a foul-filled game, marked by an irate fan firing B-B's upon Wapato players, fans, and rally squad. Wapato then lost its first state game to the taller Elma Eagles to which elim- inated the Wolves and finished their season. The Pack contributed much of their success to Coach Jerry Groenig and the play of Senior Eli Juarez and Junior Rick Luttrell who were important mem- bers ofthe team, both being named on the All-Valley team. for third straight time ,J fx Wapato 42 54 64 80 64 67 74 79 66 75 75 64 75 57 74 57 66 60 49 70 Record Opponent Ike 56 Davis 63 Quincy 5l Sunnyside 83 Carroll 55 Hanford 69 QOTJ Prosser 66 Grandview 72 Toppenish 40 West Valley 59 Selah 60 Ellensburg 74 Prosser 70 Hanford 63 Grandview 68 Sunnyside 81 West Valley 5l Toppenish 43 Ellensburg 60 Selah 63 at 2 . 7.5 i 1 6 ia if S252 1 1 ,Q I , I . ' ' 4 'Tiki 1'-1 v 5f13fh'ii:SF f ll 5 X .. Qu, . I Mr?-:.Q ' I ,. , f 5 ' i if wt: , 4 1 . . i lu't' w e snHv. X . ' A ' ., .i, . .a t- ' ' ,: - . 's'3iIx'a',f.' 'lfeyfjfli 1 ,ffx ?W ' fr g t- i tial ,ffl - f N , A ' .Ja-' YNY v' War n' , N -Ii vp r . K f,,,,N -3 B - k,aif:,...,,-, Kr 5, 4, xx :gr f i l. Junior Mike Wilcox stuns an opponent with a long range jumper. 2. Rick Luttrell shows true concentration and form with this baseline jump shot. 3. Kevin Clark steps around a Grandview defensive player. 4. Tom Saka- moto moves in to score on a lay- up from a patented Wolfpack fast-break. 5. Junior Andy Wold gets into the open and shoots for 2. 6. Senior Forward Eli Juarez shoots another one of his un- checkable shots. Basketball 63 ,, ,, W 2 f 'ily ' 0 , W 9- v 1? ' f f f 9 1 3 1 ' V V : - P54 Na 3' 5 Q 'ii' .9 ff ffff ii A1L': f.ff7 9 Io., flnfgj-,jg l .9 2-'Q igzxni '?.L,g,,' ' A, ffm '- f g .Hy - umm fs QE? ' H J b. rl L:a,V-31, X.-pg yk, gg an-. . 1 AV 5 ,gg 'Q wa-, is , 'ft 349'1 ' KV gi? 'f'5X f' A4 3522 I uh 'M .'sf Etfnltiilf F.-54 - F Q J?! f' I ff' I 1 W -1 ' - S 4 , -....- ww J,-, ' 5 fn, W + , I A X -Qi, -V ' ,diff N if? W f 'J.rf f' A EW w Yi? 345 ' 'J if 'WMA Fa ' 4 5554. by if W? ' 4 M 2 1 f -1 'M M 7 nf. L ' 'H f Tfff1 ' -'YQ .1 Q' ,, f Q I 1, ' Y L ua ' a- 'lQ,'?Qgj.g5-,g,5Qf'5Q,:: bln' ' ff ,if 1 f M, 4 V 1. Q, . , -- Xteitfga I if ,Y t' QA? sf .ff 4 'S , ?i Q K E53 f - Q its , V x ' if ,..,,,...,..g-H103 9 . K Q :ff ,hw x I? in fs 3 I A Jie ' V 54 at E TOURNAMENT GAMES Wapato 58 Prosser 56 Grandview 67 Hanford 66 West Valley 47 Ellensburg 69 Othello 78 Sunnyside 72 Elma Opponent 66 54 65 64 46 7l 75 87 .f 5 nm , is, Basketball-65 -squad takes league title This year's Junior Varsity squad, under the leadership of Coach Noah Winder, ended their season with a fine I5-5 win-loss record. Starting off fairly slow the B squad came on strong in the latter part of the season. Through many hard fought battles the team was led by Doyle Luttrell and Mike Villegas who averaged 14.4 and 10.7 points per game re- spectively. Verden Haddox was the tall man for the team leading in rebounds. Leading playmaker for the squad was Mark Winder. Felix Costello was the hot hand with the best shooting percentage. 34ffa'. I M11 'ft' 5 A I 8 . .3 'V I . ' is I. No. 54 Verden Haddox gets a hand on the ball after a Hanford foul shot. 2. Junior Mike Villegas puts on one of his many moves to produce this easy lay-in. 66 J V Basketball undberg, Mertz lead C-squad to 11-7 record l. Sophomore Tony Arreola shoots high over the hand ol' a Davis defender. 2. Members ol' the C squad wait for their turn to see the action. The '74-75 version ol' the C Squad Basketball team was another winning success. The team posted a season record ol' ll-7. lt had an unusual amount ofdepth which greatly helped in long, close games. The squad under the coaching of Jerry Staudinger, was led by Dave Lundberg, Clilf Menke and Gary Mertz who averaged ll.0, l0.8, and 8.1 points per game respectively. Rebounding was mostly a two-man job with Lundberg and Mertz snaring most olthe boards. The C Squad program is only on ol' the stepping stones in building a strong basketball program. lt looks as though this is a very solid stone indeed. C Squad Basketball 67 ir i i '. 5 1 1 improved Mid-Valley League 1 2 og J if 1 J 'Hi 1 7 r ,, is 19 1 - FRONT ROW: Karen Agdeppa, Valerie Jim, Melodee Lamebull, Karen James, and Ginger Kearl. BACK ROW: Debbie Davis, Cindi Cameron, Kelly Whittle, and Debbie Wilson. Finishing second in their league, the 1975 Girls' Basketball team was supported by three very strong seniors, Crystal Marey, Lori Sutton, and Erin Randall. Behind them all the way were a number of talented juniors and sophomores including Traci Rasmussen, Lauri Clark, Debbie James, Tammi Bos, Becky Fate, and Chris Doornink. A new addition to the girls, pro- gram this year was the bringing about of the junior varsity team. This enabled everyone to get in the same amount ofplaying time. The girls' ran up a 12-5 season record behind the coaching of Mr. Bill Krieger and Miss Ruth Isaak with losses only to Ellensburg, Walla Walla, and East Valley. Junior Tammi Bos led the scoring attack with 16 points per game and Erin Randall led in the rebounding department. RECORD WAPATO OPPONENT 51 Sunnyside 28 25 Toppenish 18 57 Zillah 32 70 Prosser 21 45 Selah 37 18 Ellensburg 26 35 West Valley 30 75 Highland 65 61 Ike 11 41 East Valley 42 46 Sunnyside 39 36 Walla Walla 61 47 Davis 25 44 Selah 34 31 Ellensburg 45 40 Walla Walla 45 38 Zillah 30 Girls' Basketball 69 ' 66 99 Wrestlers t1e for first ever INDIVIDUAL RECORDS W L T Victor Cruz 18 2 0 Angel Negrete 16 5 0 Arnulfo Gonzales 20 3 0' Felix Campos 10 5 l Mario Gonzales 20 6 0 Steve Viernes 25 0 0 Mike Barron 1 1 7 0 Joe Manjarrez 13 10 0 Vance Haddox 12 4 1 Leno Vela 6 7 0 Tony Shilow 3 4 0 Don Daniels 12 11 0 Nolan DeFiesta 5 5 0 FRONT ROW: .lim Linker, Steve Viernes, Harry Cartmell, Mike Valdez, Mike Barron, Chuck Cutrell and Joe Gurtiza. BACK ROW: David Daniels, Nolan De Fiesta, Dennis Blankenship, Don Daniels Tony Shilow, Vance Haddox, and Joe Manjarrez. a t With state AA champion Steve Viernes leading the 7 way, the Wapato grapplers went on to tie for Wa- - f ' Hi's first league wrestling championship. Wapato, . . with a 7-1 league record, tied with co-champs Sun- nyside. The Wolfpack also placed second at the district tournament and sent eleven grapplers to the region- als. From there, five wrestlers advanced to the state finals. The Wolfpack was led throughout the years by seniors Steve Viernes, Vance Haddox, and Joe Manjarrez. Steve Viernes, Wapato's 141 pounder went into the state finals undefeated and almost lost in the final match. Trailing, by a score of 7-9 with 40 seconds left, Viernes put his Franklin-Pierce opponent on his back to win the state crown. Other state entrants for Wapato were Arnulfo Gonzales, Mario Gonzales, Joe Manjarrez, and Heavyweight Don Daniels. Mario, losing in the last few seconds, placed 5th at 135 lbs, Arnulfo, and Don each placed a respectable 8th place in the overall competition. Joe Manjarrez, NOi7i2 finalist at the regional tourney, met stiff competition and received l2th place. The state team as a whole placed 12th, and Coach Ray Cooper com- mented that he was very satisfied with Wapato's 1974-75 season and expects as strong a team for next year. 70-Wrestling League Championship T 1 L 1... L A ,rf 1. Coach Cooper gives unlimited Don Daniels some last minute advice before his match. 2. Ray Cooper eyes the scoreboard. 3. Joe Manjarrez tries to leg ride his Sunny- side foe at the District Tournament. 4. Mario Gonzalez uses the chancellor to gain a takedown. 5. Big Don Daniels at- tempts a takedown hold on his opponent as the match begins. 6. Steve Viernes looks satisfied as he holds his medal for winning the State Championship in the l4l weight class. FRONT ROW: Norman lnaba, Victor Cruz, Angel Negrete, Scott Umemoto, Luis Diaz, Arn- ulfo Gonzalez. BACK ROW: Felix Campos, John Desmarais, Dan Hill, Leno Vela, Tony Valdez, Wade Cole, Norberto Balderas, Mario Gonzalez, Wrestling-7l l. Junior Herb Krienke shows his Western Roll style of high jumping. 2. Coach Lay- man gives a bit of advice to Senior Dennis Brestar. 3. Attacking the track, sprinter Randy Bolong is off and running in the 440 yard dash. 4. Herb Krienke, Shelley Pag- anelli, and Tammi Bos watch the Sub-Dis- trict qualifying meet with intensity. 5. David Strother gives the spear a good heave at the State meet in Pullman. 6. High Hurdler Dennis Brestar shows winning form in the l2O highs. Wolves take second in leagueg .. -A' ,arf 'kiwi 1- send six to state Field Evenlers FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT-Tom Schibig, George lness, Paul Koch, Gary Taylor, Loren Williams, Bill Klingle, Cary Anderson, Nolan DeFiesta, and Jeff Gilman. MID- DLE ROW-Dennis Brestar, Mike Wilcox, Herb Krienke, Morris Robinette, Romeo Acob, Randy Bolong, Verden Haddox, Doug Booher, Bud LeDuc, and Joe Gurtiza. BACK ROW- Rick Orozco, David Strolher, Dan Wold. Consisting of a young and powerful team, the 1975 Wolftrack squad finished second to Hanford in the Mid-Valley league. The team proved its strength and depth by being able to handle all other Mid-Valley teams except Han- ford. The cindermen gave them a good rungwith the contestants really com- peting way over their heads. The Wolftrack had all-around good balance as ateam. Under the coaching of Bob Tomisser, Roger O'Dell, Morris Blankenbaker, and Tom Layman, six squad members qualified for state competition at Pull- man after placing second at district. Members attending the state meet were David Strother in the javelin, Lupe Tovar in the two mile, Ed Aparicio in the mile, Rick Orozco in the 880, Randy Bolong in the long jump, and Dan Wold in the high jump. The young not scoring at state, got a taste of state competition and will, in the coaches opinions, do much better next year. The returning sophomores and juniors will satisfactorily fill in vacancies of graduating seniors Dennis Brestar, Wayne Heffner, Dan Wold, Paul Koch, David Stother, Bud LeDuc, Doug Booher, and George Iness. Koch and Brestar receive captain and -v inspirational awards respectivel Y 1 I I Y' G 3 , Joe Manjarrez Steve Calhoun Dan Hanson Rick Luttrell John Desmaris Greg Cullier Scott Blevins Mike Nickoloff Dale Geffe Mark Nickolofl Tom Sakamoto David Sanchez Doyle Luttrell Mike Hert Dave Lundberg Gary Wells George Gomez Tony Meyers ji QQ 1 1 Avg 431 394 381 361 363 333 313 263 254 250 215 193 143 0 250 250 0 0 At Bat Hits RBI 88 38 34 76 30 27 76 29 24 36 13 11 11 4 1 12 4 2 82 26 15 76 20 14 55 14 12 50 17 7 70 15 22 62 12 9 7 1 1 6 0 0 8 2 1 4 1 1 2 0 0 2 0 0 Wolfpack takes FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT-Mike 1-lert, Dave Sanchez, Dan Hanson, Mike Nickoloff, Scott Blevins. BACK ROW-Greg Cuillier, Mark Nickoloff, Dale Geffe, Steve Calhoun, Rick Luttrell, Tom Sakamoto, Joe Manj arrez, Coach Bill Thompson. at East Valley at Kamiakian QDHJ at Ike QDHJ Centra1iafDHJ sa West Valley at Prosser CD1-lj at Toppenish at Grandview QDHJ Ellensburg Sumner CD1-IJ Toppenish Selah at Ellensburg at Hanford CDHJ at West Valley Sunnyside CDHJ Clarkston Regional 16-5 0-6, 0-7 5-6, 5-9 2-0, 5-3 5-2 10-2, 4-0 10-1 18-3, 17-0 2-5 7-6, 4-1 16-1 11-1, 14-3 10-3 0-2, 1-2 15-3 7-4, 3-0 0-3 F v---A...f2,:3g,,a ss.-451, nl '71 1 46 A QE? 'X Ms.-s-54: ,ia-vm -2 agww' embody: 05235511 A 1241 453' I ff fx-1' F,E, .-'wig fag- bf, g,:,mj1i5jr-7Lg'1f,x ,,, - 5, , 1 1 fn. . ...V .H sk, .15-.1 .H - 1 U-yu ek '31, -4 Q ..,-ff' ,gi tj? 1' .,5,'3,fffg.f- . 1, N V- ,1 - -A16-j'iQi 1, I A . f' . .:, ', '. 7 3 rf. -. - f.- 4 'mga ,-' . 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K . , ' ' ' - - -1 .+C ' ' ' 1 -1 1 . ,,,,,ggfT , i ,af 5 M -41455, second in league FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT-Ron Reynolds, Ray Lopez George Gomez John D ' G wells- BACK ROW-Coach Steve HHISCITI. Tony Myers, Skip Nettleton, Dave Lundberg, Chiigsli-ebb, .iiihi Linker, Doyle Luttrell, Don Maher. This year the Wapato Baseball team reached regionals for the second year in a row. Unfortunately, they were eliminated in the first game of the tourney for the sec- z . a. .-1 f, ' 2 Q 7 ond year in a row by the same team: Clarkston. The club was led by five seniors Scott Blevins, Steve Calhoun, Dan Hanson, Joe Manjarrez, and Tom Sakamoto. The other members of the starting nine were juniors Mark Nickoloff, Dale Geffe, and Dave Sanchez. Mike Nickoloff was the lone sophomore starter. The team took second in the league with an 18-8 rec- ord, second only to Hanford. The championship was decided in a double-header at Hanford which the Wolves dropped. l. Coach Thomson contemplates the coming game. 2. Steve Calhoun readies himself for another inning behind the plate. 3. Winding up Tom Sakamoto waits for another connection. 4. Scott Blevins grimmaces as he slides into home plate. 5. Mike Nickoloff raises dust as he scores another run. 6. Showing his form, Mark Nickoloff hurls the ball, Baseball-77 l. Charlie Hoppes, second year letterman and two year medalist, was the lowest scoring golfer on the team this year. Charlie led the team to a respectable 3-4 season. 2. Three year letter- man Jim Vigil is the only senior in the top five. Jim's consistant low scores earned him the number two position for the season. 3. Fresh- man golfer Kirk Parker was the number three golfer for the year. Kirk's unorthodox swing helped him earn his first golf letter. 4. David Flory was the other freshman letterman. David's self-confidence grew during matches as the year progressed. 5. Two year letterman Scott Um- emoto rounded out the top five for this yeurs team. Scott was the only playing sophomore. 6. The big stick for the team was Steve Johnson, a second year letterman. v l l 'Y-Ii' L be y . .. 5 45- -27, I' .,. . gg V wing . , 5 ' - :X-i. , if . f f-i2'l': :J I ' I ' s Q , gmt! V--'N xx L an Golf team finishes with l I s I : I i 4 S 9 9 5 5 F 5 lr I it ',,+ -'u..y,,,13' W-.ri 'V' l M ef, 1 X11 tl is ixi si-f. + -i5 4 '15!?.ililfi- S'g3ig ss'-sa. an-av., '4 'K' Qgfww af gf P5,.,.y. .-Bin at Wav iii- t 1-wh We' 4 1. ,,,,,,, wg-Mfg ef if 1 as -:ff-at 'Q Mt-Vigfww sw Q 33 ' ' we -fe-sic -v 'lwiiu mis-f-5ga '? A-msn: r ivy-W5 jf awww, W Q, ww 'Vf '1n we-Mala A up 'ff' ft.,-H . ji . 4 ,,,. ., 4, 9 V . ' ' 116 - -H11 ,1 f , 'H-'fir 4 , 1' ' ' x:.- g ,Q-.igegfga i . +t,f.t , , L -1 V, - 4Q5.7? ,,.,,gf,Q1,'g-1'fiZQ,tL'gq 4. V . L lf, ' '- H t 4 , f . 4 ,,:l!f.,:ttfng.2ff?' yzgitgfr. if. 5 iffy? l ., Sit:-1 34 is-,. 1.Am1- f f , .lLl.'v, ifmtif v. I' ' ,, v -,,,., -0-U ,I ,5 gf , -. H --f,-at 'A' ff- 3 7 i ii?-f-.gl-Si A - 34- 4- -.ai M55 61-' .4fiQfFf My t ,,,f.,.,V .f.,..f-.. ,pq , .,,. - , -E. 3,a,.4-,.,qM ,Q ,,--' In 55:',, .lQ...-'rfesysiz sq..-5 er. ,,,' ., w:1-nm :-t , ' ' ' w. - 7' 5. 'dx v' s-'Em , ' 3 '7W fi'fff'3'.i,'5fl'f ? f5 ,, s t' -.w-2'-vf.W'w'? ., 4 -f , ,, ,--'.-Lg 'J--,..F'th:4:,mzJ? 'gvrzfff--g.,-.,.m , H , f' Q , fqfmffcsj -mf. It ' YW- ,. ' , .Y -.,,-a ,. , K .. W-cf .ar wsu:-pf. X ,f 4- .,ef.z g ' ' 'im ' -M .ffl ...fr'N ' '.i'f:X' ' ' ' - , .Yum 'YN' Q, .1 X ft fag, ,-f: '-g..::fa't.a.- Aim, W' w-2+ are Slit.. 41.3-2 ' .:r.-' - t.-14. .ami m y ::.,Q,v:f... ,fig .. W. ew .- best record ever FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT-Kirk Parker, David Flory, Jim Vigil, Charlie Hoppes, Scott Umemoto, .lulie Griswold. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT-Mike Barron, Kelly Butz, Steve Johnson, David l-lagarty, Tamera Marey, Crystal Marcy, Kelly Kuribayashi. The Wapato Wolves golf team finished with the finest record posted by a Wapato squad. After three straight wins over West Valley 347-351, Sunnyside 355-360, and Grandview 342-383, the competition grew much tougher as they dropped their last four matches against Toppenish, Ellensburg, Hanford, and Selah. The team placed fifth in the Mid-Valley League: as a result Char- lie Hoppes was the only Wapato golfer to participate in the district match. Next years team will have a favor- able note to begin on as only two seniors will be leav- ing, Jim Vigil and David Hagarty. In the l975 season the Wolves received uniforms Qjackets and shirtsl to wear for the matches. For the first time, three junior varsity matches were held to improve the lower ranks. The girls had their first team matches as they defeated Selah three straight times. Pictured on the right is Crystal Marey, the top girl golfer on the team. This is Crystal's second year of actual golfcompetition. Golf-79 Girls track takes n1nth1n state, Girls' went places in track this year. After an injury ladened early sea- son, the home town girls captured the first place trophy at the Wapato Invitational. The following week they placed second at the Toppen- ish Invitational. They finished their dual meet league schedule in fourth place and finished fourth at district. New school records were set in five events: the 440 yard relay of Andrea Duchsherer, Luz Velasco, Janice Gesford and Cheryl Barney. Louise Schibig in the mile at 5133.1 and the 880 at 2:25.23 Cheryl Barney in the 100 yard dash at 11.6 and the 220 yard dash. Louise and Cheryl capped the year by bringing home a 9th place finish at state. Louise won the AA mile and Cherly placed 3rd in the 220. l. Cheryl Barney leans for the tape in the l00 yard dash at the Toppenish Invitational. 2. Dawn Barney flies over a hurdle en route to winning the girls' 80 yard low hurdles. 3. Outstanding distance runner Louise Schibig strides out on her second lap in the 880. 4. Senior Debra Gordon shows the determination which she exhibited all three years as a miler. 5. Julia Espinoza shows her winning form tossing the shot. 6. Sopho- more Janice Boston flings her javelin into the air. 80 Girls Truck ig Win 82-Tennis Boys' team takes The new system which separates boys' team scores from those of the girls' team will make comparison of this season with previous years difficult. However one cuts it, though, Wapato's teams of 1974- 75 look good! We won the girls' sub-district, boys' district, and on the state level, our boys placed second. Highlight of the year was the ex- citing, imaginative play of our i state champion doubles team: Ted Cummings and Doug Menke. Sophomore Cliff Menke added vital team points by winning fifth place in singles. Ironically, Linda Cummings fwith a 21-3 season recordj and our top doubles Becky Fate and Arlene Tabayoyon C16-73 missed going to state by the narrowest ofmargins. Our loss of graduating seniors Dee Allsop, Kevin Clark, Ted Cum- mings, Dan Hill, and Lori Sutton should arouse our determination to somehow fill the gap, I -I n.. I lil i BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT-James Billings, Dan Hill, Don Cummings, Mike Villegas, Steve Buckley, John Doornink, Andy Wold, Dee Allsop, Kevin Clark, Doug Menke. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT-Gail Johnson, Theresa Darby, Tamra Liebrecht, Janet Munson, Ar- lene Tabayoyon,Becky Fate,Kim Douglas, Susan Therriault. Linda Cummings, Christine Door- nink, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT-Ken Stroud, Doug Cowin, Mike Umipig, Don Divina, CliffMenke, Ted Cummings, Norman Inaba, Dianno Davilla. l. Doug Menke, Clifford Menke and Ted Cummings displaying this year's District and State trophies. 2. Ted Cummings and Doug Menke. 3. Mike Villegas, 5. Cliff Menke. 6. Don Cummings. 7. Becky Fate. 8. Arlene Tabayoyon. 9. Linda Cummings. IO. Susan Therriault and Janet Munson. ,, ,wwf 2: Q- 11-ff 1 ,,,I.,QfV.15J,3:,.?, .fy If ,,:,,?.,,5,,,,,,, iw.: K wh.-i, V fi . iff1fL:ACbdemihcs 'Q +424 M 4 ,J Aw f v WY' .2 nn The teacher who walks in the shadow of the i ' 5s templegizgmong his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his lovingness. r Q 1 f m If he is indeed wise, he does not bid youre eh s the house of his wisdom, but rather leads? ii A f i you ,to the threshold of your own mind. 1 i M i . Kahlil Gibran academics ,1- -'zzgw fe.q,.,,Wa,4,,. e g,,,1K?. fb, rw 'Wg xffqzta wg? mmm ,s:ss. 2 '-if-f.w'1'57 '1 4K11!v4Tg'2?6xr.l?4N5 Am v' fbi-4 ww 'Wee 5255 'iwhm 3-N 'Q' ..mv:f.z,f 4,2 if NN Q 4-fn Acadeni Hoppes is new -N superintendent i if f N53 i Q x + 5' ' 'X ' My ' H I--Q... Finch resigns for position at .a Curriculum provides f 3?- wrr , ig, ri ni 90 Faculty variety in classes X it-f 5 i Middleton retires after, eight if Y ears of high school service Mr. Groenig resigns for position at Davis .uv- '-.-. ,few . AX, 1 Lf.. . ., ,M- Q iw X 'T -A '10 Flt Naomi Labberton, dietician, retires Serna takes position of head custodian if 1 i 1, W,-ix ffl' fffiffxf fix 'H 57 wif 3 , , 'g . f ff? .M iw 'fy J- ' Q ' 's , 4 ' , . l . 5 9?'P'?Q12lf You cannot separate the just from the u11jEliS17 if if and the good from the wickedg ' t S' j -f5 For they stand together before the faceof the sun' t V even as the black thread andthe white - r f f are woven together. d t d t 'V 2 VKLahlilGibran ple maple-99 Sophomores begin high school 35' '32 -AJ y i' R My-Q X :LQ Q gs ittk,l,,,is.xXK-'T7,ifi4'xSNQfu,?ixiQ, N. X Q3 .i..ti.i2i.iQ, Romeo Acob RoseAnn Anderson Tennia Adams John Andreas Joyce Agdeppa Alvin Andy , X , 7 Barry Apilada Mike Arambul Mary Aranda Tony Arreola PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT are the sophomore class officers: Diane Houle, social chairmang Andy Tovar, treasurerg Randy Bolong, vice- presidentg Felix Costello, president: Christine Doornink, secretary. I 'J N.--xi , A ---' -A xx 5 ' A Q ,ap A, y 4? X at yeiso W-nf ,f 5 xx E V Victoria Arreola Dawn Barney Doug Bennett Debbie Ashue Doug Barret Laurie Bennett .lack Balzer Mike Barron James Billings successfully ' .ufkgbigl - Y' IfiE if t ,,g3.Qi,:i t i L-wfftyfdsf W A- swam.: -Q -2 Q? I, r Y B B 'X , 4 so . Ac 4-:,,,, ,L.,L 5 A f, 1 22.1 ' viii-?:'fl-F , f- 1333.33 -5' Eff S! , w I K . 'YS Jr l 1 tx ' 1-ffw ,Q Nr-'YM Randy Bolong Dessa Brooks Lloyd Bordelon Linda Brulotte Jan Boston Beth Burke Theresa Carson Debbie Cartmell Estella Castilleja .loe Castilleju Hunter Cates Rena Cole Felix Costello Vicki Dur and Laura Olney put a touch of heuven 1nto their otherwise 'devilish speech class. Y , .- ,f t Alveda Cowapoo Doug Cowin fm Phyllis Cox Mike Dalc iwmrxgtfi -in Demarais, J ames, and Nickoloff receive Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun! w s fi' xi EE! fl Vicki Dar Dianno Davila Rhonda Dekker Phil De La Rosa John Desmarais Louis Diaz Ron Dillman Don Divina A-li A r, ,W t , x if is is s if , X ,j 4 5, ' y pff , is- P V M ' T? f' 9.3 I Christine Doornink Jan Dordahl Chris Webb shows A , - - Janet Doublerunner Tony Espinoza wig? Tigflygi-2252 Mary Douglas Marty Estes and a mile lipstick- Nancy Eklund Tami Estes 1 72: if 5 I , A , M 4 f ,v , . f .Wt Starla Everts Becky Fate Tammy Fauth Rachael Gamboa Tamera Gangle 'headhunter awards .Q sq-1 Q fi fair , ax.. 3. .g. , at t W, -, ty ts - i - 1 tg! LII: fi ' , Best-dressed 50's Day couple representing the sophomore class was Debbie Wilson and Mike Simmons. Here the couple competes in the Drink A Coke With Your Sweetie contest at the pep assembly while the cheerleaders look on. 'W G trlt Jerry Garcia Mike Garcia Richard Gardee Alfredo Garza Jerry Garza Mario Garza Arnulfo Gonzales Sonia Gonzales Julie Griswold 3 l V 4 ! Q A if X5 Q J ri K , ' p . Dave Gutierrez Verden Haddox Sue Hambright I f . Wayne Hamilton Russell Hartloff Llht 'Vx STX cgaselingd With the theme Suck 'Em Up the sophomores pull out a .war . gs or third place award in float competition at the Fall Festival. Linda Gilliland .leffGilman Connie Hastings Mark Hastings Sophomores-103 urke, Doornink, Umemoto and Webb chosei 'J ers? it is . ii Q me . f S- , QQ A 1 I V 1 I JF V. ei slyjf 1 x 3. 11 xc A 1 K q,,.J ' 12 J, ,Q Q . .,,, l Vg! at ,K - '- i V' . ' 5 5' 'x -1 7 K 1 'Lf Q 1 ff r E ll in 1 f lf l04-Sophomores Craig Haulk Mark Herzog Susie Hoptowit Debbie Houle Diane Houle I l Bill Howard Hubert Hursh Juanita Jaime Randy James Pricilla Jim ,Z 'Q l :Rv X ffm X ff' i 'digs HCICII King Peggy Kuh Bill Klingele Donna Lamb Sherrie Knoblich Melody Lamebull Scott Johnson Tammy Johnson Jeffjournagan Luis Juarez Julie Kastel I R. ,. X I ,ev A- r'l Nl Wilson LaMere David Landsaw Terry Laws 's q r to organize bieentennial celebration in ' Larry Lisk Ray Lopez Doyle Luttrell John Liltlewolf Rosemary Lozano Corbett McDonald Martin Lopez Dave Lundberg Karen McMahn --1 1 -J 'X rw 1 Ls , , , .Ma .+ W , .Ag QS MM - ir' r r I 1' ' i er X fx f J QP I 4 rf Luis Juarez portrays El Lobo Malo y Grande in the Spanish ll's version of Little Red Riding Hood. I X 4. , gi V4 af ,i , 4 ,af 5. ff , ' .P 1 V ' ' . .fs 'A A . ', H72 - YH find: '. ' , 9 . l1f1f:'5' Il 'S ' aff? sas: : a 45 15? ff -:vw Q U9 z r ' 44 M 1'5 . W3 Q on . 4 are 'ag i f' 'S 1 . i, . , j A ' a Tiff '35 11 ra- 22.2 Cliff Menke Don Maher Pat Mahre V Vi , wks . IQ fi ' g zyar 'i i - ff if MP5 mis Q QQ 4 A A lslfsff ' ,, M.. k , - 654 X ..S. .-N .ul Susie Manjarrez Dolores Manzano Tamra Marey Sophomores-l05 Sophomores show spirit-even wgfmgmx 'ff W leak or ffl . ' .I I 1 'Y .V e - 1 U i -Q gf., X 'fi , 5 ow Nw ..u.MLu.bNSLu . N ill! Q 1' l 9 f A ' 5 2 0 N .f Nick Mason Gary Mertz Lori Malsumura Rebecca Merz Howard Mayfield Aaron Miller Concha Miranda Larry Mobley Howard Morgan Janet Munson Mark Tri displays his spirit by playing trombone in pep band. Tony Myers Jeff Nelsen Laurie Nelson Roger Nelson Mike Nickolofl . 7 W v l l 'fn I . , rr. ,L gi rev, ,I i i. fi l Sophomores get rowdy by involving themselves in class competition during a pep assembly. V fv , 4 .nj l g, -I I il .385 wx. 1- Zi Ni J -li -' J 'Z I-' :.' - . hi I 74- . .A , Q. if David Nieto Laura Olney Lori O'dell Bernice Owens Karen Olney Cindi Ozuna Without a drum X nf -' Q N I I 39 in. 'I S Kathy Pastrana Rosetta Price Margaret Perez Terry Quantrille Kelly Phillips Angie Rafal Vicki Rakes Vicki Rios Diane Roa Morris Robinett Alice Rodriquez JeffRogers Ray Romero Celia Rosander Joe Saldana Nabor Salinas Ed Gesford dances to the rhythm of Havah Nagilahu at the band's second annual mess-around halftime show. Z of Richard Sanchez Anastasia Sandoval Romelia Sanchez Angelina Sandoval Sophomores-107 Backbone of our state ranked cross country -gf Doyle Lullrell stars as Santa Claus in the sophomore skit all the Alumni Assembly. 108-Sophomores ,S av wif' 3 , . uf 9- h X l X,x5,aiN: 1 . L 'el w f - . s , 4 , - Ffiiflk S21f1d0V2il Tim Schilperoort Robymf Sargent Phillip Selam ff i Joe Shike Deniece Simmons Mike Simmons Allan Simond Robert Skinner . Dale Sloan Junior Solis Kris Stewart Nancy Teegarden Susan Therriault Ai Ql dcfx Charlene Tillequots Bobby Tovar Frank Tovar Mark Tri Diane Tufts i team comes from the sophomore class LI.-I ff, l ' K-as ,lg --4., -Us s, -4:15 It ' IIS VS' T My we H1 . fOxAW f gb .' 55 . -, ASL fr: 5 5.5 g-.3 Sqft 'JL rw 9,49 wr mx: r 12 A-f id- :.ff!1M... ' .. in arp 'T 'Q 1 Y: , H t ,-4 IO 91 4 , fx if K , xx 2 y T 'ix i , ff xf i G .QA .l , ,G at A .irflaze I A ' P PhillipVasquez Magdaleno Vela ,, ChrisWebb 5 V GaryWells TV F? Judy Tweit Scott Umemoto Mike Umipig Abdon Valdez Clyde Valdez Tony Valdez Randy Valicoff Rande Van Luven Tony Vargas Joe Vasquez Sophomors frolic in the first snowfall ofthe year ut Wa-Hi. it W xr 7 UI ' ,Q NP. '11 ,f. v -v i 2 ol, , r QYQX iv. li lil i' all Teresa Wentz Debbie Wilson Sherry Worley Kelley Whittle Mark Winder Salena Yallup Loren Williams Darrell Woods Chris Zack l Sophomores-109 4- yyy y .A 4 . . gk , ,if i if sg I I lil. ' f , zf- .4 9 . TIT ff l Lynn Adams Karen Agdeppu Ken Brestar receives second place tif . .1 xl I a , -N V ' , f Marvin Alaniz Dora Alvarez Zf' all-s ,o,i f if A ll , , . V i '1 ill 5 W F ' ,1 Using all their chewing ability, Denise Edwards and Victor Cruz gobble it up Carey Anderson Mary Anderson Ed Aparicio Angie Ashuc i ,, Dil , Q' f - xr-.1 V Q .' , , , Q 'ls ' -- - if A I l a 4 3 I in J'u Q bln :Hr ily iv g n 1. gn Z 'luv y :L .M J 1 5. 3 si A 'Ag , A-5 fr 4 .X X i 1 Pamela Autrey Norberto Balderas Cheryl Barney Becky Bauer Drill team members Jo Hastings and Judy King perform to Tears of a Clown during the West Valley halftime. I Traci Brulotte Ruthie Burke Kelly Butz Brent Blevins Tammi Bos Dana Brandt award at VICA Leadershlp Conference A YS. and take first place in the licorice-eating contest during a pep assembly. 2 i S , 1 l in M. X , Dennis Calhoun Felix Campos Cindi Cameron Ramona Canapo David Cameron Lupe Cantu :J 0 x If , t , if . ' 5, Harry Cartmell Arlene Celestine Esther Celestine Lauri Clark Ron Sheppard docs his part in helping the Juniors achieve first place in the hall decorating contest by hanging the traditional Christmas chains. F- ,-av i x . 5 V W ,.,L , l ff' C Linda Cummings Chuck Cutrell Dennis Dale 'rf' l 12-Juniors Juniors use Indian Tournament revenue Susan Teegarden concentrates on doing her work right as she types a caption for the annual. - a me C . ,4 r ' 5 2 LN, ry X , ' W ' E ' 2 'fr I v Debbie Davis Nolan Deliesta Mary Davis Sandra Diaz U 3. -Y i I al ill Annet Dillman Kim Douglas Julie Espinoza Steve Dillon Artie Edgerly Julia Everts Joy Douglas Denise Edwards Debbie Faucher 2 3, Q2 42? W I Basketball players Andy Wold, Herb Krienke, Rick Luttrell and Doug Menke display their spirit on '50's day by donning their Q to pontorJr.Sr.hronL Q ,apes fd'- .j.,'f fN 3 ' ,lsr 1' It t V-,' if Y , X I e 0- Ernestina Garza Willard George Mario Gonzales i Juanita Garza Kris Gilman Jennifer Grant Dale Geffe George Gomez Valoree Gunter g, it .mf G i f G , - a 1 Q f f Lgfjfg, I av f , 'X ' Q John Hale Bernadine Hamilton narrow lapels and skinny ties. Their attention is drawn to the J0SCPh1f1eH1iS1mQS activities onthe Floor during the pep assembly. Rllbm HHSUUSS . Ann Hert Cheryl Haulk ' 'l'U1f', Rick Luttrell shows his contentment with a big smile when he wears his birthday hat made by his third period Written Composition class. Juniors-113 ll4-Juniors Charlie Hoppes earns M o t Improved 1 S x in , V' fl , ,ff vm: ,uf 'wxgx Q- a 7' V Wifi - V 3 was 'g -r ,. J ed 9 2 H - www? F: .-'min , ' x tv f IF' 6. , , fo 455: is . , I, e I Q 'if if ll -, 'fl 'Egfr' my . Ll Q Roy Hill William Holmes Marilyn Hooper Charlie Hoppes Ida Hoptowit .if MZ, Q, f ,tsgv V i p 5. if + '- W-eff- I 4 x '- ,fw Q - ! My ,al l J , 'Zi l ,,v. ff X. f flex , ' 5 A 1 ff t .fi i Y . X l Ni sl fx X ' f Q l' 1 r 1 ll 3 ' N el s J l' l . t 1 . , The Junior class pooled their talents and efforts to snatch second place with their lloat Catch 4' 'em offguardn during Fall Festival festivties. O ity Norman Inaba Debbie James Karen James ee' 'I' 'll' P 61 Q 4. It Leslie Jim ValorieJim Chere Johnson X rw PC . -4 . f K 'X . .' X .3-' flffzi:-: J J llel Steve Johnson Judy King Kelly Kuribayashi Mariann Kastel Lori Kinney Randy Lamebull Ginger Kearl Herb Krienke Rita Landsaw Debbie Lappier Heidi Lindsey J uniorw at the football banquet '-w .4 ' sit? A 5' fi g to PE? 1' ks '25 ffji. ' im? I Joe Gurtiza is one ofthe many WA-HI students who enjoy the delicious delicacies put out by the experienced staff of the kitchen. Lunch was thejuniors' favorite time. ss. . if f, 1 1 kx wt: 4- .A ls' , , . 4 L - 1 Y b ,fl V -, + I 'E ,z ' A ' J' ' gpu 95.4 , 5 I + '+.fff.3if1'i'if +54 t 2 .xi-agibgw ,qt 'li-if y .-Us srff-,'E.'fk. E 1 2 .lim Linker Paul McFarland Russell Lions Sandra Luna Rick Luttrell Craig McAllister Kenny Manzano Robert Martinez ,S Leslie Mayor Calvin Meyers Diana Mendoza Debbie Miller Doug Menke Vivian Montoya ,, K1 Debbie Morales Marcy Morrison Melinda Moses . F at at at , ! If i f 1 Sakai-5 ...f ' ' , if if K , .M Q. if so 43? 4 iz J L ' J nfl 55 tg. 25 1 Q , Kffoi, 7? 7' 212, 1 A 4 i xi .Q . l if: 7 ' Angel Negrete Skip Nettleton Les Newport Mark Nickoloff Sandy Niesz Juniors-1 I5 X af? uniors show enthusiasm by getting x .Mil ., ,f 'div 14 69' its J, N Qin f filli ' fl' Mary Nieto Deborah Nunez Paula Olney S Rick Orozco Shelley Paganelli Sylvia Orozco Tammy Patterson Bryan Paganelli Theresa Patterson A group of junior boys demonstrate their acting alrilities lay portraying Santas reindeer in a skit cluring the Alumni Assembly. Herb Kricnke was expertly cast as Santa . ll6-Juniors , , it S X ' - 'K-.-6 Q.. A f , PS ,g , t 5 . +A v Si, gt 5 V . -X' H ff.. Al s , .ef ,Qi .M - tat!! wr 17 . .. x,3-, 4 nl ,O .N Chris Pelzer Gilbert Perez Karen Perrault Joanne Rafal Eleanor Ramos . Traci Rasmussen Ron Reynolds Dan Rosander Abel Ruiz Irma Ruvalcaba involved in various W -Hi activities V fl, Q LY pr a - gil Ma. ..2j'. . i 3 . X2 wi I Qitfr atv? 4 ,tvi1Z.11 122555 V lffiiii fs , , x 1 'vt' ..f1 'Ml Assistant basketball coach Ruth Isaak passes out varsity letters as Debbie James prepares to present a bouquet to her. Dave Sanchez Leonor Sanchez Chester Satiacum Nancy Schaefer Tom Schibig Phil Schilperoort Susan Schilperoort Toby Schwartzenberger Teresa Serna Ron Sheppard f U is if s .-s'4:.-af-2 - f '. 1 ,3z.5.,vle.e.:-.aa , .ill f1.sx----4-- ,K i5,,..g.i,Q ' -- Q ., .gg bi is e was- '-3:4-1--.ft James Shike Beth Skinner Gary Taylor David Simmons Kim Stewart Susan Teegarden as-' , . 's' ,G t . l A A? i f It 19 1 Pam Stroller Sandra Swan Arlene Tabayoyon Juniors-l 17 Wapato Mason name Shelley Paganelli . ill fm-Qi Lupe Tovar Mike Valdez Rachel Trujillo Ron Valicoff The juniors were led through another successful year by their class officers: Traci Rasmussen, Secretary-treasurer: Denise Edwards, Social Chairman: Rick Orozco, Vice-President: and Charlie Hoppes, President. They worked in the concession stand during the Indian Tournaments and sold candy to earn money to sponsor the Junior-Senior Prom. ll8-Juniors 6 x li Wi I HK e-gr ,AK- 1 rjgk .P X f C l , 5 r V I C C l ' I l A as ff: 2' Q. Cindy Vandervort i Laura Vasquez ' y , I Michael Villegas 'i ' Q Guy Wada 4? Q 5 5 A Marti Weeks Donna Wesley Mike Wilcox Diana Wilson Andy Wold Kathy Wolfe Alveda Woods Jane Young Trevea Zesiger Ron Zimmerman and Don Cummings as top juniors Arlene Tabayoyon and Ruthie Burke were selected to represent Wapato for the Girl's State Political Con- ference held at CWSCQ however, tradition was changed by choosing three boys to represent Wapato at Boy's State Conference, also held at CWSC. They were Nor- man lnaba, Nolan DeFiesta, and Charlie Hoppes. Boy and Girl Staters are organized and funded by the American Legion. Another tradition each year at Wapato High is the selection of the Top Ten Juniors by the Masonic Education Council. This year's honored juniors were Jim Linker, Don Cummings, Nolan DeFiesta, Charlie Hoppes, Mike 'Wilcox, Becky Bauer, Shelley Paganelli, Susan Schilperoort, Ruthie Burke, and Laurie Clark. These students were chosen on involvement in activi- ties in and outside school. This involvement includes citizenship, scholastic standing, service, leadership, and educational achievements and goals. Juniors-I 19 T Joe and Lori selected Mr. , . X 1 Q, W and Miss a-H1 of 1975 -dv wed - W S Joe and Lori, Although our high school days are over, memories linger on. And with those refreshing mem- ories come thoughts of the joy and love that was present. Joe and Lori, you are a part of that joy and love which we have shared. You have made each one of us a better person because you have touched our lives. Con- gratulations, we will always re- member and love you, The Class of 75 l2l l22-Seniors Janet Brulotte selected FF' .wg Charles Adkins Lorena Andreas Scott Blevins Janet Brulotte Phyllis Agdeppa Luis Arambul Cynthia Brady Yolanda Cabrera Jeanine Allen Bernard Baclig Dennie Brestar Steve Calhoun Dee Allsop Franees Balzer Cindy Brown Toni Cantu ' for D R Scholarship 'R' Cates Kevm Clark but RN M., ,,,,,., W , ' MH A I A ' Rick Hert and Lori Suttorrshow whai run 'em raggedn really means during one ofthe roudy footballassemblies. Ronna Cowapoo Ted Cummings Carl Craig David Daniels Judy Craig Leo Dillman Greg Cuillier Tracy Dillman Seniors- 123 aledictorian honor Af l W W1 i , K , ! , . E f , . x .Z . ,I 8 1 E be A ' 1. N 'Q x ' Sq 15 ' A . ' ,I xp? V J W E' ,ugly in X .. J, Awaiting the second half ofthe Wapato-Sunnyside basketball game, Ted Cummings and Larry Knox take time out for a brief Siesta. ' 1-:EF aa., I - V x -if Y Q-Jr? 'if' 1 9 i Nancy Doornink Barbara Duncan Jeanne Ann Elder Elizabeth Espinoza Diane Douglas Nancy Eisenbeis .Susan Emhoff Eva Espinoza 124-Seniors Sheila Dragoo Andrea Duchsherer earned by Susan Emhoff Senior Honor Society members Kevin Dee and Joe go all out for the tapping of new members N X , V 55 pr' NPV Ray Espinoza Davina Fowler Darlene Fairchild ' John Garcia Julia Garcia Lillian Garcia Marcella Garcia Eulalia Garzia Lola Garzia Melissa George Janice Gesford Larry Goben - I Seniors-125 l26'Sen,iors Eli Juarez leads basketball scoring AP K W X .Ns yi if Rumalda Gonzales Debra Gordon William Green Lydia Guerrero Vance Haddox David Hagarty Dan Hanson Marie Haulk Wayne Heffner Mike Hert V Richard Hert Debbie l-ligginbolham Daniel Hill John Hill Allen Hooper Barbara Houle scorlng attack for the Wolves .155 '1 Cheryl Hudon Kaylynn Idler Wayne Inaba George lness l28-Seniors Senior class raise 1000 fa' X Y ' .JIU '19 Janie Kennedy Larry Knox Denna Krieger 'Bob Lnrez Julie Knight Paul Koch Cynthia Lamb Claude Le Duc A few ofthe senior class members anxiously await the beginning ofanother pep assembly. f dollars for scholarships 11 'ilii flaw A fo' , 1' i 'QQ 'IV .1 -. -3 :- Ray Lions Theresa McDonald Joe Manjarrez Anita Martinez Mike Litzenbcrg Cynthia McMahan Sam Manjarrcz Paul Merz Mary Lopez Carol Mach Crystal Marcy A De Ette Miller Kathy Lund Gretchen Mahre Norma Marquez Paul Miller Seniors-129 130-Seniors Scott Blevins is first male recipient of 4490 03 -c f-r 's ' 'Ui -.,- W fanfa- Staey Pence Shawn Stimpson and Cynthia Brady have Mr O Dell to thank for providing study material for an exciting free 'PQ Martha Miranda Susan Mitchum Leroy Morales J ollee Moss Becky Myers Vickie Nunamkin Nieves Negrete Theresd Ortega Dennis Overacker Cindy Pagnelli Andy Ozuna Gene Paz Betty Crocker Homemaker Ward i ,Mr period. ,ar Stacy Pence Marilyn Rafal Cesar Perez Erin Randall Steve Reiter Gary Rew Jim Rocha Danny Rodriguez -vsgs. C' David Roth Tina Roth Robert Sager Tom Sakamoto Seniors- I 3l Kevin, Steve, Tom, Cynthia and Sheila --W. ,,-Q, 1- S. 1 -4 'Tm- i. nl in 1 1 Ron Schibig Karen Sim0l1d David Strother Nancy Syverson Rodney Schmoe Kayrn Sloan Kathy Stroud Anna Tahkeal Jinni Schwerdtfeger Rita,Smartlowit. Lori Sutton Beatrice Tahkeal Tony Shilow Shawn Stimpson Terry Swan Mike Teegarden 132-Seniors outstanding leaders for Class of '75 X34 '15 -1 Steve Vlernes Davrd Vrnyard James Vlgll Chard Vlsay a - ta I ,B lvl r 44.6 Xv.'q Ev QV' Joe Wentz Donna Wilson Debby Wofford Dan Wold Jesse Wolfe Debbie Yallup Julie Yolo NOT PICTURED: Doug Booher Rosie Castilleja David Castillo John Gamboa Donna Martinez Brad Morford Justin Moses Chester Rodriguez Marietta Smartlowit Deby Slanger George Valdez Donna Voelker Seniors-133 3, Fl - 3-1 QWIW . xg ' f 7 ' '7'f ' ?'5'?'z1 I'5f W 'Simi s . . . ,L ,U - ,. i .. -, Q .Lg .. . f , 1 .. ..w.w,5Q...,, ,f+g,ywyi-,1wQf,1:t'rs'.' 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Our days at high school became filled with plan ning, rehearsals, anticipation, reminiscing, laughter, and crying The Mother's Tea gave us all a chance to show off our mothers and also gave the mothers a chance to let the apron strings go. The Senior Banquet was highlighted by good home cooking and oldfashioned entertainment. The parents truly out did themselves trying to embarrass their children! But we love it and so did they. but close seniors' year 138-Baccalaureate Commencement exercises begin At the Baccalaureate the graduates were priv- ileged to hear the advice of some of the senior parents through prayer and spoken word. The ceremonies were highlighted with an oration by William Clark, father of Kevin Clark. He pointed out to the graduates that they should use the tools that they have earned at high school to create a better environment for the future. He made it clear that we could either use what we have got or let it all go to waste. He did not want us to think that we would all become scientiests or other types of experts but he wanted to instill in us the ideal of using what we have to make what we are better. l. Mr. Judd Allsop offers the invocation at Baccalaureate services. 2, J. Mack Phillips does an outstanding job as organist for both Baccalaureate and Graduation. J. Mr. John Hill offers a prayer during the services. 4. Mr. Wil- liam Clark is the guest speaker for Baccalaureate. 5. Dr. Glenn Doornink addresses the graduates. 6. Solemn graduates await graduation ceremonies at the conclusion of Baccalaureate. ' .',w x,- - X '-1-., with Baccalaureate s 140 Graduation Seniors choose to take It one ONE DAY AT A TIME It takes every one of us to make a whole, for we all have different work to do. So we all belong to each other, and each needs all the others. Terry Swan in Making the most of each da of their lives CAROL MACH, JULIA GARCIA, DEBBIE HIGGENBOTHAM, TRACI DILL- MAN, VICKIE NANAMKIN -Course in beauty culture at the VILLAGE BEAUTY SCHOOL in Yakima. STEVE CALHOUN-Two L25 year Athletic Scholarship consisting of tuition and feesto MT. HOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE in Oregon. ELISEO JUAREZ -Athletic Scholarship consisting of tuition and fees to WALLA WALLA COMMUNITY COLLEGE and 5150.00 from the WAPATO LIONS CLUB. DANIEL HILL, RICHARD HERT-George Washington Foundation Scholarship to YAKIMA VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE in the amount of 5350.00 re- newable the second year upon academic success. LILLIAN GARCIA-5500.00 Health Career Scholarship from the Auxiliary of GROUP HEALTH ofPUGET SOUND. TED CUMMINGS -5300.00 ANONYMOUS. DEE ALLSOP---Dean's Scholarship of 5340.00 to BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVER- SITY and 5100.00 from the ROSE MEISLER MEMORIAL Scholarship fund and 5100.00 fromthe WAPATO HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISM CLASS. MARILYN RAFAL--WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI scholar- ship of 5400.00 and 5100.00 from ALPHA DELTA KAPPA Teachers Honorary Group. BARBARA DU NCANXS 100.00 from an anonymous doner. GREG CUILLIER -5200.00 from the Wapato Chapter of HONORARY FARMERS and 5400.00 UNION PACIFIC Scholarship. RICHARD VISAYA--5100.00 from the WAPATO HIGH SCHOOL .IOURNALISM CLASS and 5250.00 from the 1975 GRADUATING CLASS. CRYSTAL MAREY45l00.00 from an anonymous donor and 5300.00 from the R.R. SHORT MEMORIAL funds donated by MRS. WINFIELD BOYD, and 5200.00 from the DONALD DISTRICT WOMEN'S CLUB. PAUL KOCH-The DOUGLAS.W1LCOX MEMORIAL of 5500.00. funds donated by family and friends and the DAN SL VIRGINIA MCDONALD Scholarship through the Parker Heights Presbyterian Church funds in the amount of5500.00 JOE MANJARREZ-5250.00 from the 1975 GRADUATING CLASS Athletic Tuition and fees to Spokane Falls C.C. KAYLYNN IDLER-5250.00 from the 1975 GRADUATING CLASS and 5100.00 from The MONDAY NITE BRIDGE CLUB. DONNA WILSONfThe JAKE SEIBER MEMORIAL Scholarship funds donated by SEIBER MEMORIAL TRUST in the amount of5700.00. WAYNE INABA--The FREDERICK GILMORE MEMORIAL funds available this year in the amount of 5500.00 and 5100.00 from the NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY -WAPATO HIGH SCHOOL. KEVIN CLARKfSince 1958 funds have been made available through a trust by the family ol'DON DOUGLAS a 1958 WAPATO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. The DON DOUGLAS MEMORIAL awarded to a 1975 graduating boy funds totaling 5600.00 this year. SUSAN EMHOFF-The UNIVERSITY of PUGET SOUND TRUSTEE Scholar- ship awarded for outstanding scholastic attainment in high school and renewable on a yearly basis upon successful academic achievement each year in college-funds amount- ing to 51000.00 each year and the VALEDICTORIAN TROPHY. CYNTHIA LAM B--5100.00 from the FORT RESTAURANT. TOM SAKAMOTO-5100.00 from theJIM UMEMOTO MEMORIAL. JANET BRU LOTTE--5150.00 from the WAPATO LIONS' CLUB and 5100.00 from the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - WAPATO HIGH SCHOOL and also the D.A.R.GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD. KAREN SIMOND-5125.00 from the WAPATO CHAPTER of FUTURE HOME- MAKERS and 5200.00 from the WAPATO EDUCATION ASSOCIATION. JANIE KENNEDY, ANNA TAHKEAL, DEBRA GORDON-5125.00 from the WAPATO CHAPTER of FUTURE HOMEMAKERS. ROBERT KASTEL-5350.00 from the WAPATO LEGION and AUXILLIARY post if 133 and 550.00 from the WAPATO EAGLES and AUXILLIARY. TERRY SWAN-J.C. BELZER MEMORIAL funds amounting this year to 5200.00 and 575.00 from the PARKER WOMEN'S CLUB and the SALUTATORIAN TROPHY. LORI SUTTON -The MARIE QUINN MEMORIAL funds donated by the Wapato Primary School staff in the amount of 5150.00 and 5200.00 from the Washington State Federation of Womens Club. RITA JOHNSON--The THOMAS JAMES MEMORIAL funds amounting to5100.00 and 5100.00 from the JAMES RENO MEMORIAL funds donated by the families. BARBARA HOULE -550.00 from the WAPATO TILICUM LITERARY CLUB, 550.00 from the LAVALJU CLUB and 540.00 from members of the WAPATO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY. Taco Time Union Gap Shell kima Mobile Homes uv's Hallmark Layman's Market Sambo's Restaurant Eakin FruitCo. Hansen Fruit Kentucky Freid Chicken tHarmansJ Farmer Pete's Frank's Tire Town , Farmers Insurance Group Merle Norman Cosmetics Rosser 8: Sutton Bank of Yakima Vic Valieoff Realtors Aamco Transmissions Bertha's Styling Salon Home Federal Savings EL Loan Ass, Helena Chemical Company Autocralt Paint 84 Body Works, Inc. Michelin Tires Sears Lumber Akland Irrigation Co. Blossom Shop St. Vincent de Paul Stores Green 'Door , , Central Heating 8: Plumbing Co. P. D, Q. ' Skookum Bowl National Auto Club Kings Den Peoples John I. Hass, Inc. Roche Fruit Washington Fruit The Terra Baumgardner Photography S.O. Hawkes 8a Son Simcoe Equipment Co., Inc. Don's Dairy Queen Imperial Motel Al Wiley Auto Sales Diamond Mobile Home Park Snokist , , ' Shakey's Pizza Parlor ' Hawkins Insurance Agency Pepsi Co. Wapato Hotel Betty's Beauty Salon Wofford's Garage A I Edward Nelson D.D.S. Matsen Motor Company Mr. 8L Mrs. Albert Roth Calhoun Fruit 8: Produce Co. Dairy Queen ' A 5 V Wapato Junior High r L Tufl'y's Smoke Shack Floyds Family Footwear Kraft' s A Pacific Power'8L Light Rays Wholesale Meats, Inc, Lee Semon's Red Apple Motel Pizza Pete Standard Paint 8L Wallpaper Co Inc Rays Battery Sc Auto Electric Broad Mead Barber Shop Don's Market 8: Food Lockers Hugh Fate Standard Oil Husch 84 Husch Donls Body Shop V Crossroad Fuel Delivery Lion's Market The Fort Restaurant T's Auto Parts Cummings Electric Wapato Lockers ii Reid's Variety Gilmore Jcwlers Ledwich Dugs .lohnny's Clothing Tony's Mobile Wapato Lanes Inland Fruit Jack's A gl W Wapato Fruit Products Inc. Western Lumber Wapato Drugs Red Cross Drugs Crossroads Market Merritt Funeral Home Thriftway Wapato-Radio 8L T.V. Schmidt's OKTire Stores Bob Orozcds Barber Shop Logan's Reservation Feed Mill Wapato Photo Jerry'sModern Cleaners Hi-Way Auto Refinishing George Bauer American Service Reliable Chevrolet Dick Smith Ford, Inc. Wapato Florist Allen's Market A Norm's Garage i V.K. Powell Company Allen's Aqua Blast Blevins' Fruit Wapato Independent Harrah Hardware tPromartl Acknowled ments 145 'K N ,Ji Q J 5, ' anti' u , Patrons. . . Mr. 8L Mrs. Albert Roth King's Den Lion's Market Bob Orozco's Barber Shop Don's Market 8: Food Lockers Edward A. Nelson D. D.S. Wapato Independent Floyd's Family Footwear N 'mf os . A 3 45 f Patrons. . . Betty's Beauty Salon Crossroad Fuel Delivery Norm's Garage Don's Body Shop St. Vincent de Paul Stores Central Heating 84 Plumbing Co. Home Federal Savings 8c Loan Ass. wi W l48-Ads HELENA CHEMICAL CCIMPANY 4D7 NORTH IST STREET - P. D. EDX 1686 YAKIMA WASHINGTEIN 9B9D7 ED RCISE olvlslnn Acunun-rmn K N 1 A CREDIT MANAGER 509-245 Fashions for Guys and Gals Abraxus Shop Inside Shoppe Sat 9 30 AM 5 PM Sun I2 Noon to 5 PM In the Yakima Mall k Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 AM - 9 00 PM CE CO. 150 Ad WAPATO HOTEL O ner: Arthur Hert 188 East 3rd Wapato Washington 877-9988 708 West lst Wapato Washington 877-4477 WAPATO LOCKERS 413 Wapato Avenue Wapato Washington 877-3940 TONY'S MOBILE SERVICE WAPATO LANES 107 N Frontage 877 3822 Wapato, Washington I 3 .L F 1 , , ' .n 'Aff W- x. -. ,.-4,5 wg . Wm. W-Q, . ' 'x ,, ,Aiv' 44 Q ,inf its . dy' xx Zen' U. W t . .y . . Q x A i 'r K Y' , .,, .3 A . , L. . ,. f ,. Q XX riff r' , A '- . ' A in 'Y ' . ' , ' :Ax -2 - .v I . W L , lik 2 h , I , . Ti A -wwgfifw vw - N X r V A ' - ' I iff ' '54 'K' ' ' if ' - -. 1 A r QW? ,V Him . ,Q L' ' B 'P l ,- W L ' f ' Eff? ' 3' Q- , f TT um , , m , 'U' x h 2 5 , A A , 1 f 'P , V '9 I , ky ix' X' -- yy ., 'Au lf? A 'i Awww ,.,, ., Er Jw lm 1 5- HH I IL, Jaw: h vfggaf W2 .ay ' 409' s' '3,6Uij! Nw, .,..,--M 5 .,, 53555 -X , - we , -1 ,,. Q5 F5332-.1 . , 'I 4 , Y E ' N' E Q-L i 6 4 2 lnmzzau -- RHAIL ak' ,f f-, aoov REPAIR AND PAINTING yd Ill , 1. GLASS INSTALLATION 315 -V WELDING ' CARE AND TRUCKS 2109 SO. 3rd AVE. YAKIMA WA. 98903 Autocrafl Paint and Body Works, Inc RAYS WHOLESALE MEATS PHONE 248-3231 R. J. NIASTEL 1804 SOUTH SRD AVENUE Pressman-r YAKIMA WASH. S9902 PHONE CH 8-39W ' f f ' I I ' ! A7 1- PiZZFI PETE AA WF A Fun Place After the Games DISTRIBUTORS OF Benjamin Moore Paints INDUSTRIAL COATING5 12 S0 3rd Avenue Yakima Washlngton 305 wssr YAKIMA AVE. 455 2765 YAKIMA, WASH. 98902 aus: 453-3171 s or-sn Imu xwAu..uI.n, M 152-Ads Slaudaad PAINT 8. WALLPAPER C0., INC. Energy Conservatnon Away of life for a. brlghter tomorrow Commencement Congratulatnons from The People at Pacxhc Power 51 Qs: WN Y Ads-153 Open 7 days a week 7 AM to 9 PM Owner: Arlene Watlame1tMarfori Highway 97 and Sth. Avenue Parker Washington 877-3316 TUFFY'S SMOKE SHACK LOGAN'S RESERVATION FEED M ILL FEED SEED 301 West lst Wapato Washington 877-4652 EXPERT AUTO BODY REPAIRING AND PAINTING GLASS INSTALLATION - FRAME REPAIRING HI WAY AUTO REFINISHING Free Estimates LQNNIE EPPEnsoN 717 w. 1 PHoNE 877-2616 wAPA'ro wA. 96951 312 South Wapato Avenue Wapato Washington 877-4351 WAPATO PHOTO SEARS LUM BER 2318 South Ist Street Yakima Washington 453-5691 Authorized American Motor and Jeep Dealer 102 North Wapato Avenue Wapato Washington 877-2551 MATSEN MOTOR CCMPANY SERVICE 'll' 631 W. First Street Wapato Washington 877-2841 WAPATO RADIO West Wapato Rd and Campbell Wapato Washington 877 3044 0 HGEORGESU AMERICAN 154-Ads SCHMIDT S OK TIRE STORE Complete Tire Service 403 West lst Wapato Washington 877 3722 REID S VARIETY Wapato Washington 877 3440 WAPATO DRUGS 614 West lst Street Wapato Washington 877 3888 7 3055 Wapato Avenue LWWZJP PAY WHEN YOU ORDER 0f!f!f?f? H E in 2-- WAPATO DAIRY QUEEN 3 X 318 South Wapato Avenue TW- Wapato, Washington 8713080 Q , I I, A 1 8 52,214 4 If 14.1 ette A .tt,r 1 A. ,., , Ads-l55 I A298 H Qksg 156-Ads EAKIN FRUIT COMPANY 4310 Main Union Gap, Washington CHS-0803 Adults-S225 KT P O Box 2636 Yakima W-,ashington RAY S BATTERY 8L AUTO ELECTRIC Batteries for any purpose New Used Rebuilt Custom Work 84 Repalr 332 N lst Street Yakima Washington 248 2200 BROADM EAD BARBER SHOP Children- l.75 l4l 8 So. 3rd Avenue Yakima Washington WOFFORD'S GARAGE Donald Road Wapato Washington 877-2880 Distributor: Standard Oil Products Cheveron Furnace Sales 84 Service Wapato Washington 877-3592 .M J. -l-, HUGH FATE Ads-157 JOHNNY'S CLOTHING BLOSSOM SHOP 112 South Wapato Avenue Wapato Washington 1513 Division 2416 So, lst Street 877-3332 Yakima Washington Where Flowers Speak for You Independent Brand Ames and Pm AKLAND IRRIGATION WASHINGTON FRUIT East King Street and N, P. Railroad 401 North lst Street Yakima, Washington Yakima, Washington 452-1325 GL2-2561 158-Ads CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS q FROM neo APPLE RED APPLE MOTEL Yak' a Wash' gton 416 N. First Street lm , in ARSIT HOP GREEN DOOR AL WILEY AUTO SALES 615 South lst St et 2520 Main Yakima, Washingto Union Gap, Washington Bus.: 453-1037 GL7-5622 Al Wiley Res.: 966-4849 ALLEN'S AQUA BLAST Main Wapato, Washington Ads -159 W unmnrulnnulnulmlllllIllllllllllllllllllllllll 1 X 6 ,llllllllllllllllll IllllIllIlllllllllllllilllllllllllllIAIIIIIIIIIK fi Q X N iff ' -.A 'ln ' Q 1 E ,Y V. , . M1 F HY! , 1 Jiff' W - ,, 1Qfw,...:.Ki 3: x '-Q .A 1 M gs- of f A N99 I iv,-iQ'f.:4' 4 - gx Y, - -,iq y - X9 ..:z:- ,QQ ' v v--,, '-XQAA K6 pn .x 2,3-f EMA , v- 0 f S114 ,-! ' 93 1 i iff E ' . il 7 va ' -gt, +V-'M f- , ,, Y '-.I r M QQ-TL. 2 .52 ! - . ,V 4' , u , 2+ Xw W '-'f' x' ,gm 'Riff I-fi Ads-161 BANDAG mlculmln , coLo cAP If fn e- 115 Q4-I9 : 1 JOHN I. HAAS, INC TIRES SALES az SERVICE lf? HOPS 1411 S. 1ST ST. - YAKIMA, WASH. WASH - 3 SWS' 11 YAKIMA WASHINGTON BUS. 453-4723 W SKOOKUM BOWL Free Instruction Classes Air Conditioned Cafe Complete Pro Shop NATIONAL AUTO CLUB 2205 Lincoln Avenue 1104 WEST LINCOLN AVENUE oEE. 248-1105 Yakima,WaShiHgtOf1 YAKIMA, WASHINGTON 98902 453-2226 efxv' Q ll p E22 Q-D.-H. 2208 S Sambo's Famlly Restaurants ff, outh Flrst Street, Yakima, Washington 98903 gt If 1NsT1TuT1oNAL Fooosj ' 1 - ' l N'1. -f Wholesale Restaurant and Institutional Suppliers DON J. MCKINLEY AND FRANK M. BACON 710 North 16th Avenue P..O. Box 2797 Yi'EEf3?QZZFHZ3202 15091 4534224 LAYMAN,S MARKET Open 8 to 10 seven days a week Happy Day Washhouse Pause Place Tavern fHome ofthe Sudsj CHome of the Dudsj 38 washersg 24 dryers 3112 Main Street Union Gap, Washington 162-Ads 22 7 . 1 i FARMER PETE S NURSERY ,punoezns .Q .ya r n . EQUSSJNJICEQEF CO Cougiginsiifiiffriiif.ffm 2009 South First Street . 453-04f0 Y3kimg1452-9121 Toppenish 865-2492 5 0 9 Yakima, Washington A i -R. E , ., - .if g if 1575 Q . J-I ,fi mx 4' wwf' 'fi 5:- , g, ARMSTRONG steel Radial steel Rama! union GM- sjfigigo 24s-3523 mlmrs 1: ,V Complete Farm Tire and Commercial Service za noun EMERGENCY SERVICE- PHONE 248-3523 JAKE FRANK HOME PHONE 452-7784 + Er 4, I, ,1 .4 Q11 -W- E L I m.,,, W . 5 . I N-L 877-991 I -. ALLEN,S MARKET South Wapato Road Wapato, Washington XV' FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP FARMERS Ri? gimp !Q15uRANg?X Nl:tal59E1J,b UW HIS il Lim G L2-85: I IAXGBOEZIZX 453-0065 30l A.W. Nob Hill Yakima, Washington Ads-163 DONE DAIRY QUEEN SHAKEY'S PIZZA PARLOR 81 YE OLDE PUBLIC HOUSE Sandwiches Sundaes Shakes Inside Seating 3203 Main 801 East Yakima Avenue Union Gap, Washington Yakima, Washington GL3-2112 248-2571 X f P2 1111 UNION GAP SHELL E ' 5 ROSSER 8: SUTTON QE 101 soum 4111 Avenue 3501 Main vAK1MA, WASHINGTON Union Gap, Washington oimmff 3-7111 453-8636 'Q Mn. snmouzn' BILL SUTTON 164 Ad Telephone 453-2641 IHEHLE HUHWHH COSMETIC STUDIO Beauty Is Our Business NOB HILI. PLAZA BEULAH LARSON 2506 W. Nob Hill Blvd. Owner Yakima, Wash. 98902 BANK OF YAKIMA Main Office 404 W. Yakima Ave. Box 1352 CHS-6041 Yakima, Washington Ads-165 Phone 1509! CH8-5611 Worlds Largest Transmission Specialists 112 S First Street Yakima Washington 98902 PHONE 5NO. 8TH AVENUE 452-6751 YAKIMA, WASHINGTON Downtown Mall Westpark Valley Mall GL2 8479 966 7930 457 5335 Y 3 Yakima Yakima Union Gap Berthaa S Salon Three Locations to Serve You: Individual Hair si lin ' - - I - was Q : 3 WCM GN Soo MOTELS S. 0. 8. SON Dow and LEUA FOSTER Familyllciynrielzikgsrgrice 1915 123 East Yakima Avenue Yakima,Washington 98901 510 NORTH FIRST STREETXYAKIMA, WASHINGTON 98901115091 457-6155 14315243.2248 IMEERTAI. 5-- ff CROSSROADS MARKET 201 Track Road Wapato, Washington U-v-qu-QI' 168-Ads DEX Administration 86-95 Advertisements 144-167 AnnualStaff 140-141 ASB Oflicers 31 Baccalaureate 1 38-139 Band 48-49 Baseball 76-77 Basketball 62-69 Bean Feed 26-Z7 Chorus 39 Cooks and Custodians 96-97 Cross Cou ntry 58-60 Conclusion 172 Drama 22-23 Drill Team 32 Faculty 86-97 Fall Festival 14-15 Football 54-57 Foreign Language Clubs 4243 FFA 46-17 FHA44 45 Golf 78 79 Graduation 140 143 Indian Club 50 Introduction 1 9 Journalism 36-37 Junior Class 110 119 Jr Sr Prom 20 21 Letterman sClub 38 M other s Tea 136 NHS 30 Rally 33 35 Royalty 12 21 Senior Banquet 137 Senior Class 122 135 Sophomore Class 100 Sports Banquet Z4 25 Tenms82 83 Thanksgiving Festival 16-17 Track 72 75 Volleyball 61 Winter Formal 18 19 Wrestling 70 71 FACULTY AND ADMIN lSTRAT1ON Bergevin, Aleta 96 Bloornqulst Pamela 96 Brady Robert 87 Brown Robert 87 Bunnell. Jack 87 Burke Coleman 91 Cable Henry 93 Cam Marguerite 91 Cerna Carol91 Compton Alan 94 Cooper Ray 93 Davis Frank 93 Dorr Catherine 91 Dorf, Jack 87 Douglas Betty 91 Dvorak Dennis 94 Eikum John 87 Finch Roger 89 Fuselman Fred 91 Groenig, Jerry 91 Hopkins, Bill94 Hoppes, Bill 87 Hurd, Paul 91 lbatuan, Don 87 lnsley, Russ 94 Isaak, Ruth 94 Juarez, Dave 93 Knapp. Earl 93 Krieger, Bill 94 Labberton, Naomi 96 Layman. Tom 91 Lieske, Muriel 87 Losey, Cheryl 91 Middleton, David 94 Middleton, Helen 93 M yers, Clark B7 O'De1l, Roger 94 Olsen, Paul 87 Parker, Yvonne 89 Peterson, Ruth 96 Petty, Paul 87 Pineyard, Pug 87 Rigdon, Susan 87 Schilperoort, Alice 87 Schutz, Irvin 96 Serna, Tom 96 Smith, Charles 89 Stillwell, James 93 Sutton, Hilde 87 Tomisser, Robert 91 Tri, Dave 94 Warner. Joanne 93 Watson, Rosalie 91 Wilcox, Maxene 87 Winder, Noah 94 Yamamoto. Marge 87 Yearout. Nellie 89 STUDENTS Acob, Romeo 57,100 Adams, Lynn 110 Adams, Tennia 100 Adkins, Cliailes46 122 - - -, Agdeppa,Joyce49 100 5 ii Agdeppa,Karen 38,49 69 1103 Agdeppa, Phyllis 32,122 Alaniz, Marvin 110 Allen, Jeanine 122 Allsop. Dee 30,3 7,38 62,l22,l25,1-15 Alvarez, Dora 43 110 , ., , . Anderson, Carey 58,59 110i ' Anderson. Mary 1 10 - I Anderson, Roseann 100 Andreas, John 100 Andreas, Lorena 16,122 Aplllficio, Ed teas 43 153,59 no Apilada, Barry 100 5 if -1 - Arambul, Luis 122 A 7 Arambul, Mike 100 , Aranda Mary 100 Arreola Tony 43,57 67,100 -109 Delozier, Rufus96 7 Q 1 K , ' . ' Andy,.Alvin100 , ' , C. Arreola, Victoria 100 Ashue, Angela 110 Ashue, Debbie 100 Ashue, Patricia Autrey. Pam 39,1 10 Baclig, Bernard 122 Balderas, Norberto, . Balzer, Frances 16,61 ,122 Balzer, Jack 46, 57,100 Barney, Cheryl 30 3S,60,l 10 Barney. Dawn 60,100 Barrel, Doug 22,38,42,5S,58, 100 Barron. Mike l4,46,57,70,79,l00 Bauer, Becky 30,42,49,l I0 Bennett, Danny 100 Bennett, Laurie 44,100 Billings. James 100 Blankenship, Dennis 16,70 Blevins. Brent 37,51,l I0 Blevins, Scott 122.172 Bolong, Randy 38,43,58, 101 Booher Douglas Bordelon, Lloyd 101 Bos, Tammi l4,33,35,37,38,6S,l 10 Bossert, Richard Boston, Janice 101 Brady, Cynthia 30,12z, I 30,l33, 145 Brandt, Dana 110 Brestar, Dennie 38.54,I22 Brestar, Kenneth 22,51,54 Brooks, Dessa 32,39,101 Brown, Cindy 39.122 Brulotte, Linda 43,101 Brulotte, Traci 30,37,-12,110 Burke, Beth 49,101 Burke, Ruthie 30,149,110 Butz, Kelly 38,58,79,l10 Cabrera Yolanda.j122 A Calhoun Dennis 46,1 ll - Calhoun, Steve 38 46,54,56,122,133 Cameron Cindi 43,49, 69,1 1 1 Cameron, David ll 1 Campos, Felix 54,111 Canapo, Ramona 111 Canfield, John - Cantu, Lupe 397111 Cantu Toni 39,122 Carson, Theresa 101 Cartmell, Debbie 101 Cartmell, Harry 70 1 1 1 Castilleja, l5stella'43 101 Castillejai JoeQ10l 1 Castilleja Rosie 123 Castillo, David Cates. Hunter 101 Cates, Jim 123 Celestine, Arlene l l 1 Celestineg Edwin 54,123 Celestine, Esther lll ., I L Jr 110 Brulotte, Janet 30,38,6I,122,I45 t Index-169 Clark, Evelyn Clark, Kevin 18,30,38,49,62,63,123,125,133 Clark, Lori 30,3 8,39,42,49,60,6l,68,l 11 Close, Kim 51 Cloud, Mary 11 Cohenour, Sue l 11 Cole, Rena 16,101 Cole, Wade 11 1 Costello, Felix 38,43,58,59,l0l Cowapoo, Alveda 101 Cowapoo, Ronna 44,123 Cowin, Douglas 43,49, 101 Cox, Phyllis 101 Criag, Carl 123. Craig, Judy 123 Crites, Shelly 43,4-4,49,1 1 1 Cruz, Victor 38,43,49,5S,l10,111 Cuillier, Greg l6,46,124 . Cummings, Don 42,1 11 A A A Cummings, Linda 30,38,42',1 11 Y Cumming s, Tedi37,38,42,124 Cutrell, Chuck 49,54,70,1 11 D Dale, Dennis 1 ll ' Dale, Mike 57,101 ' Daniels, David 3 S,70,124 Daniels, Don 51,54,70 Dar, Vicki 49 102 Davila, Dianno 39 102 Davis, Debbie 43,69,112' Davis Mary 49,112 -f Q De La R958 Phil 58,59 102 Deliiesta, Nolan 30 38,43,49,54,7O,1 12 Dekker, Rhonda 39,49 102 Desmarais, John 42,57 102 Diaz Louis 49,102 Diaz, Sandra 49 .1 12 Dillman Annet 112 Dillnian. Leo 124 Dillman, Ronnie 102 Dillman, Tracy 39 51,123 Dillon, Steve 1 12 Divina Don 43,49 102 Doornink Christine 38 43 49 68,-102 Doornink Nancy 30,38,49,124 I ' Dordahl Janf33 35,3B,43,6l,102 Douglas, Diane 124 Douglas, Joy 19 49 112 Douglas, Kim 112 Douglas Mary 102 Dragoo, Sheila 30 124,133 145 1 Duchsherer Andrea 38 43 124 Duncan, Barbara 42,411,124 Edgerly. Artie 51,112,142 Edwards Denise 30 42 43,1 10 1 12 Eklund Nancy 49,102 Elder, Jeanne61,124 Ernhoff, Susan 30 49,124 Eniek Ronnie 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 I 8 Eisenbeis, Nancy 30,39,124 Espinoza, Liz 124 1 - Espinoza Eva61 124 Espinoza Julie 51 11 Espinoza Ray 124 Espinoza Tony 102 Estes Marvm46 102 Estes Robbin Estes Tami 102 Everts Julia 112 Everts Star1a102 Eyle Alfred Fairchild, Darlene 125 Fate Becky 68 102 Faucher Debra 16 32 4445 89 112 Fauth Tammle 102 Finley John Fowler Davlna 18 125 Gamboa John 125 Gamboa, Rachael 33 35 102 Gangle Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Gardee Garza Garza Garza Garza Garza Gama Garzia Tami 102 Jerry 103 John 125 Julia 39 125 Lillian 32 125 Marcella 125 Mike 103 Sam Richard 103 Daniel Ernestina 113 Jerry 103 Juanita 39 113 M ario 103 Eulalia 125 Lola 125 Gasseling Gary46 57 103 Geffe Dale 38 42 49 54 113 George Earl George Melissa 125 George Willard 113 Gesford Ed 38 48 49 103 107 Gesford, Janice 30 38 43 49 125 Gilliland Linda 39 43 103 Gilman Je1'1'48 49 57 103 Gilman Kns43 113 Goben Larry 125 Gomez George 38 42 57113 Gonzales, Arnulfo 103 Gonzales Daniel Gonzales Mano 38 43 113 Gonzales, Soma 103 Gonzalez Rumalda 126 Gordon Debra 16 38 44 45 46 60 Grant Jennifer 113 Green William 46,126 Gr1swo1d,Ju11e37 42 79 103 Guerrero Lydia 51 126 Gunter, Valoree 113 Guruza Joe 38,43 49,58 70 Gutxerra David 103 A Haddox Vance S4 55 70 126 Haddox Verden 57 66 103 Hagarty David 37 49 79 126 Hale John 54 113 Hambnght Sue 103 Hamilton Bernadrne 1 13 Hamilton Wayne 103 Hanson Dan 38 42 176 Hartloff Russell 103 Hastings Connie 103 Hastings Josephine 30 32 38 61,110 113 Hastings Mark 57 103 Hasimgs, Rohm 43 113 Haulk Cheryl 103 Haulk Cra1g46 104 Haulk Marie 126 Heffner Wayne 36 37 38 49 54 126 Hert, Ann 30 32 43 113 Hert Mike 126 Her! Rick 30 38 89123 126 1453 Herzog Mark 104 Hlggrnbotham Debbiel26 Hill Dan 37 38,126 Hill John 126 Hi1L Roy 46 47114 Hinkle Theresa Holmes 13111114 Hooper Allen 126 Hooper Marilyn 114 Hoppes Charlie 30 38 42 54 46,62,78 79 114 118 Hoptowit lda 38 60 61 114 Hoptowit Susie104 Houle Barbara 14 30 126 Houle Debbie 48 49 61 '104 Houle, Diane 42 104 Howard B111 104 Hudon Cheryl 39 127 Hunt Kenneth Hursh Hubert 46 104 Idler Kaylynn 30 127 Inaba Norman 30 38 43 114 Inaba Wayne 30 36 37 38 43 127 lness George 54 127 Jackson John Jaime Juanita'104 Jaime, Veronica-127 James, Deboiei38 61,68,1l4 James Karen 38 61.69114 James Mary Ann 44,127 James, Randy'57,104 Jim Leslie 61 114 Jim, Pricilla 104 Jim Valorie60 69,114 Johnson, Chere 114 Johnson, Rita 22,39,l27 Johnson, Scott 104 Y' l ,, , ... K ,,.i,,, 1 . , 1 111 . 1 11 . 1 111 . 1 1 , . .. . .1 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 11. -' 1 1 1 1 .1 , 1 1 1 1 - -.,. . 1 1 1 1 -1 1 ' . 1 1 ., . , 1 11 111 , V ., . - 1 1 1 , 1 ,.111 1 1' ' 1 1 1 11 1 1 . ' 1 . y . . . K, , , .. . 1 111 1 1 1 . - ,. . 1 1 1 1 y . . . . 1 , , 1 1, -1 . - 1,11 1 1 . . . 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' K 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 , ,, 1 11 1 Y ,yi ' 1 11111 111 1 ' ' 1 1 1 j 1 1 1 1 ' ' J 1 1 1 111 -gg , 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 , , .1 1 1 , , 1 1 Johnson Sluen 5179 79114 Johnson Tammy 104 Journagan Jel1'104 Juarez Llisco 18 43 54 67 63177 Juarez 1uis43 104 Kastel Ju11e104 Kdslel M irlann 37 43114 Kaxlel Rohert10 177 Kenrl Dennis 16 38 46 4 54 Kearl C1inger38 69114 Kennedy lame 37 44178 King Ernest Ktnn Helen 104 K ni. Judv3Z391l0114 Kinney Lurl 114 Klingele 13111104 Knight Julie 118 Knox Larry 49 124 128 Koch Paul 30 37 38 128 146 Krueger Denna 39 44 178 Krienke Herb 37 38 43 62 112 114 Kuh Peggy 104 Kuribayaslu Kelly 39 47 79 114 LaFollette Gene Lamb Cynthia12S Lamb Donna 104 Lamebull Melody 69 104 Lamebull Randy 114 LaMere Wilson 104 Landsaw David 104 Landsaw Rita 114 Lappier Debbie43 49 114 Larez Bob 128 Laws Terry 46 104 LeDuc Bud 38 46 128 Lindsey Heidi 33 35 114 Linker Jim 30 38 43 49 54 70115 Lions Ray 129 Lions Russell 49 115 Lisk Larry 46 115 Littlewolf John105 Litzenberg Mike129 Lopez Martin 105 Lopez Mary 129 Lopez Ray 105 Luna Sandra 115 Lund K.1thyl29 Lundberg Dave 43 49 57 105 Luttrell Doyle 105 108 Luttrell, Rick 37 38 43 62 63 117,1 M Mach Carol 129 Maher Don46 105 Mahre Gretchen 179 145 13115 Mahre, Pat 105 Manjarrcz, Joe 14 30 38,54,70.125, 129,145 Manjarrez Sam 129 Manjarrez, Susie 32 105 Manzano, Dolores 105 Manzano, Ken 115 Marcy, Crystal 30,38,61,68,79,129 Marey, Tamra 36,37,4Z,6l,79,10S Marquez Martinez, Norma 129 Anita 129 Martinez, Donna 129 Martinez Mason, N Robert 115 kk49J06 Matsumura, Lori 49,106 Mayfield, Howard 106 Mayor Leslie 115 McDonald. Corbett 57,105 McMahan, Karen 105 McAllister, Craig 38,43,54 115 McDonald, Theresa 129 McFarland, Paul 51,1 I5 McMahan, Cynthia Mendoza Diana 42,1 15 Menke, C1itT16,42 105 Menke Doug 18,19 38,42,49 62,112,115 Mertz, Gary 106 Merz, Paul 37 129 - ' 1 ' Merz, Rebecca 43,61,l06 A Meyers, Calvin 46,115 Miller, Aaron 106 Miller, De Ette 129 Miller, LeAnne 39 Miller, Paul 54,129 ,' - '- iff ,117 ly g . Knoblieh, sheriic 104 Miranda Concha 106 Miranda, Martha 14 130 Mitchum, Susan 32,39,44,130 Mobley, Larry 49,106 . Montoya, Mary44,115 ' - M orales, Cecilia Morales Debbie 115 Morales, LeRoy 14,218,515 130.145 M orford, Brad Morgan, Howard 106 M orrison, Marcellina Morrison, Regina M oses, J ustin Moses, Melinda 115 Moss Janice , 1 M oss, Jollee 49,130 M unson, Janet 32,43,106 Myers, Becky 18,33 35 38,112,130 145 , ,- Myers Tony 42,57,106 Nanamkin, Vickie 130 Negrete, Angel 115 Negrete, Nieves 130 Nelson, Je1T106 Nelson, Laurie 106 Nelson, Roger 106 I Neltleton, Skip 16,115 Newport, Les 38,48,49,57,115 Nickoloff, Mark 37,38,54,1 15 Nickoloff, Mike 19 37,43.57,106 Niesz Sandy 49,51 115 Miller, Debbie 1 15 1 15 1 V 7 Nieto. David 106 r Nieto. Mary 43,1 16 Nunez, Deborah 116 O Dell Lori 33 35,106 Olney, Karen 106 Olney, Laura 106 Olney, Paula 43,116 Orozco. Rick 54,1 16,1 18 Orozco. Sylvia 1 16 Ortega Theresa 130 Overacker, Dennis 130 Owens, Bernice 106 Ozuna Andy 54,130 Ozuna, Cindi 106 Paganclli. Bryan 38,58,1 16 Paganelli. Cindy 42,130 1 Pastrana, Kathy 14,33,35,107 Patterson, Tammy 116 Patterson, Theresa 116 Payette Greg Paz. Gene 130 Pelzer, Chris 116 A Q K Pence, Stacy l4,30,33,35,130,131,1-15 Perez, Cesar 38,62,131 Perez, Gilbert 62,116 K Perez, Margaret 107 Perrnult, Karen 116 Phillips, Kelly 57,107 Pinkham, Vernon Potter, Byron Price, Rosetta 107 Purdy, Larry Quantrille, Terry 46,107 Rafal, Angie 61,107 Rafa1,.1oanne 32,43,1 16 1 Rafal, Marilyn 30 38,43,131 Rakes,LVicki 107 f . Ramirez, Angela ,f I 1 . Ramos,E1eanor 116 ' i -' 5 K Randall, Erin 30,38,46,61,6S,l31 Rasmussen, Traci 30 38,43,68, 116, 11 Reichensperger. John Reiter, Steve 131 Rew, Gary 131 Reynolds, Ron 43,57,1 16 Rios, Vicki 107 - Rou, Diane 107 i , Rohinett, Morris ' 7 8 Q Paganelli, Shelley 18,22,30,33,35,37,38,39,116 Index-171 J lWold, Da n 49,54,62,133 172- 1 ndex Rocha Jrm 131 Rodriguez Aliee4-4 107 Rodriguez Chester 54 Rodrrgua Danny 131 Rogers Jeff 107 Romero Ray 58 107 Rosander Celia Rosander Dan 116 Roth David 131 Roth Tina 18 33 35 38 43131 145 Ruiz Abel 116 Ruvalcaba Iram 39 43 116 Sager Robert 46 131 Sakamoto Tom Jr 30386263 131 Saldana Joe107 Salinas Nabor 107 Sampson Eric Sanchez Dav1d51 117 Sanchez Elisa 43 Sanchez Juan Sanchez Leonor 117 Sanchez Richard 57 107 Sanche7 RomeIra107 Sandoval Anastasia 107 Sandoval Angelina 107 Sandoval Frank 108 Sargent Robyne 108 Satiacum Chcster51 117 Schaefer Nancy 51 117 SCl'lIblg Ron 132 Schibrg Tom 58 117 Schllperoort Philip 117 Schllperoort Susan 30 33 35 38 43 117 Schilperoort Tim 49 108 Sehmoe Rodncy132 Schwartzenberger Toby 38 49 58,117 Schwcrdlfeger Jlnm 132 Selam Phillip 108 Serna Teresa 117 Shaddox Tom Sheppard Ron 117 Shtke Jamcs117 Shike Joey 108 Shilow Tony 54 70 132 Shippentower Patty Simmons David 117 Simmons Demece 19 108 Simmons, Mike 57 103 108 Slmond Allan 108 Slmond Karen 30 44 49 132 Skinner Beth 60 117 Skinner Robert 108 Sloan Dale 108 Sloan Kayrn 132 Smartlowrt Marietta Smartlowil Rita 32 60132 Smartlown Warren Smiscon Clifford 54 Sohappy Carmen Solis Cruz 43 108 Stanger Deby Steele Pat51 Stephens Tim Stewart Kim 117 Stewart Kris 43 108 3 145 Stimpson, Shawn 33,35,130,132.145 Stollcr, Pam 30,32,43,i 17 Strother, David 38,413,132 Stroud, Kathy 44,45,132 Sutton, Lori 14,l9,30,49,61,68,l23,I32,14 Swan, Sandra 30,117 Swan, Terry 30,48,49,132 Syverson, Nancy 30,37,51,l32 T Tabayoyon, Arlene 38 ,43,49, 1 17 Tahkeal, Anna 44,45,132 Tahkeal, Beatrice 132 Taylor, Gary 117 Teegarden, Mike 46,132 Teegarden, Nancy 108 Teegarden, Susan 37 49,112,117 ' Therriault, Susan 36,37,108 Til1equots,Char1ene 108 , Tovar, Bobby 38 59,108 Tovar, Frank 38,43 58,108 Tovar, Lupe 16,58 58,118 Tri Mark 49,106,108 Trujillo, Rachel 117 Tufts, Diane 44,45 Tweir, Judy 22 32.109 Umemow span 38143 49 57 78,713,109 Umipig, Mike43,49,l09 . Valdez. Valdez. Valdez. Valdez Valdez 5 Valdez Abdon 109 Clyde 109 George , Mike 37,38,58 70,118 Stephanie . , Tony 109 Valicoff, Randy 109 .Valicoff Ron 118 'Van Luven, Bogie Van Luven, Rande 46,109 Vandervort, Cin dy 43,1 17 Vasquez. Joe 109 Vasquez, Laura 117 Vasquez, Phillip 109 Vela, Greg Vela, Magdalene 109 . i, ' '107 9 3 A S x , .V . ,,,, ,13 .3 Viernes, Steven 38 70,133 Vigil. Jim 37 38,78,79, 133,145,172 Villegas, Mike 3 8,54 66,118 Vinyarcl, David 133 Visaya, Richard 30,37,3S,43,133 Voelker, Donna W Wada, Guy 43,541,118 U V Vargas, Tony 109 Webb, Chirs 57,102 109 Weeks. Martha 117 Wells. Garry 5,7 109 Went2.Joe 133 -t s - Wentz, Teresa,32,42 109 Wesley, Donna 117, White, Charles Whittle, Kelley 69,109 Wilcox, Mike 14,37,38,62,63,118 Williams, Loren 109 Williams. Roy Wilson, Debbie 43,49,69,103,l09 Wilson, Donna 132 2 ' Wilson, Mark 1- A Winder, Mark 57 109 ' , Wofford Debby 133 ' 5 ' ' Wold Andy 30,38,43 49,62 63,112,118 Wolfe Kathy 51.117 Woods Alveda 61,117 Woods Darrell 57 109 Worley, Sherry 109 Yallup, Debbie 133 Yallup Joanna . Yallup, Salena 109 Yea rout, Eric 51 Yolo, Julie 46.133 Young Jane 51,117 Zack, c1tfisi4lt,45 169 Zesiger Trevea1l17 Zimmerman. Ron 118 1Wo1l'e,Jesse 133 Y Z Q AMEMCAN vuuoox cowmv .1-hwece :awww N-E552 HAa-sy1s1fi5fwsyQfwf.:1ar?-'+-iii-'fsggft1 f ': su:-ff fg-merge QQ3:43?'ff5,-'5':,?.'::ss 1' 1 6 . ipggg-.25-Legiaazeiefsiaggggziy-z 2' -+X:13?I..5-:Su :fQ'f5:g5:, - - S, 5-!1'i.5.i,., -r-fi..:gs2:- .34-ilvxxfgilqafsivr. ' 'vizgii'-.'?? .4 ,QQ spuzfiv?-53431154521Q?o?11a-.':tf- ' ,. 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