Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1969 volume:

Ask What’s in Fremont?” and you ' ll always get the answer, Fre¬ mont’s a drag. But a town is only what you make it, and so is a school. Involvement is the secret . . . Clubs — Clubs for everyone . . . Pep Club . . AFS . . . language clubs . . . clubs for fun . . . clubs with goals. Involvement in Sports . . . one for every talent . . . Football . . . Wrestling . . . Basketball . . . Swimming . . . the elated feeling that comes with vic¬ tory. Productions . . . the orchestra . . . the crew ... on stage . . . from The Rhinoceros to A Thousand Clowns . . . everyone’s needed for a good show. 2 Student Government . . . Representative Assembly . . . Student Council . . . Administration . . . making decisions for the betterment of Washington . . . Spirit . . . Who are the Huskies—We are the Huskies . . . yell leaders . . . rooting section . . . the spirit of the team. The spirit of Washington is with us in all that we become involved in . . . from student government to clubs to productions . . . What’s at Wash¬ ington?—anything you want to be. 3 DEDICATION MRS. HARLAN This year the 1969 Washingtonian is dedi¬ cated to Mrs. Harlan as a way of thanking her for all she’s done for us. Mrs. Harlan has taught at Washington for six years. She is asscteiated with the English depart¬ ment and is highly re¬ garded by her fellow teachers. As yearbook advisor she has really put up with a lot; very late deadlines, lost pictures, pictures that never got taken, cake crumbs all over the room, missing cameras, balancing the budget, and the near fatal censoring of last year’s Washingtonian. Aside from the year¬ book, Mrs. Harlan has been favorite teacher for several consecutive years. She is easy to talk to and many of her former stu¬ dents have made her an unofficial counselor to dis¬ cuss their problems and their joys. To you, Mrs. Harlan, the Washingtonian is re¬ spectfully dedicated. Sounds opinions moving The excitement of a Football Game . . GO! GO ' GO! . . the screams of thfe crowd . ' flying pompons . . , yell leaders shout¬ ing, “Hit ' em again. Hit ’em again, umph- Harder On the field — a game of great strategy F . the team — tired . . . sweaty . but at the same time eager for victory. And then it comes . . cheers . . . tears Wt the Airrm Mater . - jt n ud deri s ilenc -— until the next time. r Jm ) JL What’s in a face? — all the joys and disappointments of life. Happy faces — spreading joy with a smile . . . laughter . . . tears . . . Thoughtful faces — wondering about tomorrow — the future . . . day-dream¬ ing about yesterday. A face can express more than words can ever say. Melody Montgomery Treasurer Dan West Senior Representative Greg Silva Performing Arts Representative Student . . . Washingtonian Editor— should she be on student council? . . . flaring of emo¬ tion . . . arguments and tears ... I have something to say . . . you’re out of order, Mr. Lodge . . . decid¬ ing the constitutionality of Student Court ... I motion . . . a paragraph of minutes after a three hour council meeting with Dr. Callahan Carry Losk Vice President Penny Williams ICC President m r Mary Dic kson Chief Justice . . . Caro! Putnam Hatchet Editor Barbara Anne Crain Sophomore Representative Council . . . “This is not a free period —don’t eat your lunch in the library” . . . point of order . . . well now that it’s November and we’ve finally learned how to vote in an amendment to a motion . . . three council members decorating the gym for the Hello Dance . . . The Student Council co-ordinating student-administration views. JHK JHHHH . . . Barbara Sherman Secretary . . . Patty McGrath Head Cheer Leader Monty Hobbs President . . Susan Lenneville Junior Representative . . . Dan Jacobson Freshmen Representative Flavio Robles, Dan Firth, Larry Weinstein, George Rede, Ken Freschauf, Chris Conway, Monty Hobbs, Mike Shearer, Bob King, Doug Smith, Rich Fait, Steve Duran, Albert Rodriguez. CROSS COUNTRY ’68 Bob Gonsalves, Ernie Rodriguez, Glenn George, Kevin Conway, Chris Barnstable, Bob Freschauf, Dennis Beck, Terry Norton, Mike Surles, Blaine Larios, Gary Rausher, Mike Pinnachi, Mark Hebert. Standing: Robert Grubbs, Chuck Mork, Rich Sternberg. CROSS COUNTRY . . Run, Run, Run, until you feel like you can’t go on . . . but you know you will . . Aching muscles . . often cramped, often pulled Strained, sweaty faces . . . the constant pain in your stomach. (Running through mud on wet, rainy days, or in unbearable heat). Then the meets . . . hoping to get the lowest time. Finals at Cal State . . Straining hard to run faster than the next guy. 2 miles ... 3 miles . . . the result . . Victory . . . 2nd in M.V A L. Coach Bob Springer The Washington Huskies, a pre-season favorite to u(j(ot as MVAL champs, mpre than lived up to that prediction. Finishing the season with an unblemished 5-0 league record, this year ' s varsity extended Washington ' s win streak to 10 games. The Huskies opened defense of their 1968 title with a 19-0 win over Ken¬ nedy ' s Titans Rick Barbero was the workhorse for the Huskies as he carried the ball for 175 yards. Quarterbacj Pon Oden came into his own with an 8 out of 14 performance for 125 yajl and 2 touchdowns. The Huskies continued their pursuit of the title with a thrilling 13« 7 victory over Mission. The Huskies played a strong running game, aided by a hard¬ hitting defense to stop the jig running game of the Warriors, led by Northern California ' s leading rusherj Les, Pennelly. The Washington linebacking corps of Mike McClellan, Bruce Ar st, and Tom Zimmer combined to smother the War¬ rior rushing game and h jld Pennelly to his lowest gome of the year. The win¬ ning touchdown came ufter an alert defensive back, Bob Baptista, picked off a Mission pass. It waskdearly a Washington night all the way around. An estimated crowd of 7 As the age-old riva was apparent that the fa As if two Logan touchdown more than a two touchdown half time, Washington ' s diminishing. tw the Huskies at their finest. Washington and Logan got underway, it not going to have an easy time, n 11 i i“Tl fpiufaiil | d i ifi 1 1 iju i the Colts half time. the teams letf Tfte fieTd af the Championship were slowly - But the Huskies came back to ance. Dan Oden, inspiring Woshingt second half, and with an 18 yard finally on the scoreboard. The next time 80 yards. Jim Faulkner tame on in the secon 29 of them. With the ball on the three, Zimmer First Row: Mickey Alexander, Lenny Fudenna, Jim Aguilar, Rick Elola, George Avila, Rocky Pagan. Second Row: Bob Locke, Tom Zimmer, Vernon Cruz, Rick Barbero, Jim Squire, Steve Perry. Third Row: Steve Williams, Bill Walsh, Forrest Bodily, Dan Oden, Mark Duncan, Ben Meyers. 24 boot, the Huskies hoch ' Oiiother touchdown to go. The winning drive started with 2:32 left in the game. Oden completed passes to Randy Leal and Bucky Snyder, with Tom Zimmer running for another first down. With 33 seconds to play,. Dan Oden swept left end for 3 yards and gave the Huskies a 19-15 victory. A 23-6 win over Newark left the Huskies 4-0 on the season. Tom Zim¬ mer led the Husky attack with 2 touchdowns and 88 yards rushing in 22 carries. Washington took the opening kick off and drove 69 yards for the game ' s first score. Remarkable performances by Dan Oden, ' Tom Zimmer, Rick Barbero. Bucky Snyder, Mike McClellan, ond Bob Locke gavkthe Huskies a 16-0 lead at the half. In the second period Tom Zimmer capped a 66 yard Washington drive with 6 points, and Snyder converted. The decisive win over Newark meant the Championship was OURS! WHS, the 3-time league champions, finished the victory over Irvington. The first half resulted in a 1 Huskies scored 6 of the 9 times they Zimmer climaxed a brilliant 3 y ea jt carries and scoring on runs an one of hjs. productive eyeryngs i —Ft5 ' yards and 3 touchdowns? ijjj oson undefeated with a Washington lead. The the ball. Fullback Tom ng off 141 yards in 17 forterback Dan Oden had He connected 6 times for WHS took the opening 8 plays. Zimmer culminah touched, into the en zonefl receptions to 19 ba$k Un downfield 78 yards to score in ing straight up the middle, un- , who boosted his league-leading PAT. Oden looped a pass to wing- and he ran 48 yards to score. Through- to accumulate an insurmountable lead. season and the MVAL Championship in rharched triumphantly off the field. their Coach Jim Ingram First Row: Terry Barrie, Bob Baptista, Gary Glade, Dale Ginter, Dan Hall, Greg Meredith. Second Row: Mike McClellan, Andy Pulley, Randy Leal, Bruce Anest, Dean Matlock, Jim Faulkner. Third Row: Bucky Snyder, Pat Tarason, Fred Handley, Ron Rapp, Terry McCoy, Bob Ledge wood. WE’RE NUMBER ONE! 3 : a,. «. ,r: ' i _ Bob Ledgewo ' Patty McGrath, Head Marilyn Waterman Cori Rasmussen CHEER Hours and hours of practice . . . beginning with camp-sore legs . . . sore arms . . . win¬ ning first place. Sweating . . . Patty ' s sore feet . . . Barbara Anne ' s broken toe. Then the games . . . fears of defeat . . . terrs of joy at VICTORY! Janis Waitley Barbara Anne Crain - Debi Schafer LEADERS spreading enthusiasm . . . forgetting hard practices while becom¬ ing a part of victory . . . hoarse voices . . . percision move¬ ments . . . tired legs orange and black in motion. WE ' RE THE CHAMPS! Gail Lenneville Bev Edgren Charlene Allen Sue Lenneville First Row: Alan Keck, Darrell Lorenzi, Ed Muscolino, Mark Hamilton, Doug Beck, Steve Jenkins, Mike Brozovich, Tom Sayous, John Rusmisel, Mike Petrozzi. Second Row: Jim Sperou, Gary Gallegos, Tim Desmond, Doug Nidever, Phil Lucias, Dennis Red- % ditt, Mark Germeiner, Wes Medeiros, Ralph Gonzales, Mike Jacinto. Third Row: Chris Phillips, Gary Fantuzzi, Bob Buson, Carl Holguin, Bob Sperou, Mark Schermesser, Clinton Smith, Rob Payton, Jim Lee, Bob Silva. JR. VARSITY Going undefeated with a 6-0 record, our JUNIOR VARSITY was GREAT They were toughened up by practices with varsity, and their spirit was high for every game. The team consisted of people with great ability—so great that the whole first string were called up to varsity for the remaining league games. The J. V. ' s scored an average of 40 points per game, and in two games scored over 50 points, while scoring well over 60 in another. FRESHMEN This year a freshman team was formed to give more boys a chance to participate and to later provide a more powerful and expe¬ rienced varsity team. The freshman team, under the direction of Coach Norm Stelle, Coach Bill Lightfoot, and Coach Craig Preisendorf, proved to be tough, giving up only eight points. The Pups finished the seoson undefeated, capturing the champion¬ ship and placing five players on the all¬ league team: Tim Armstrong, Jim Fernan¬ dez, Frankie Fudenna, Walt Roeber, and Johnnie Woodcock. Mark Neely, George Pogan, Don Viera, Phil Agustin, Frank Perez, Jim Romera, John Marshall, Roland Longboya, Jim Marshall, Glen Sanders, Vince Mungo, Pat Faria, Terry Donham, Jim Short Bob Rotolo, Greg Barker, Craig Matlock, Dale Duckett, Steve Lopez, Tim Third Row: Bob Reade, Mike Bishop, Walt Roeber, Larry Cooper, Rocky Gonzalez, Bob Travaras, Dennis Eckersley, Jeff Pimentel, Scott John Woodcock, Brad Brown. Barbara Blyth Mary Dickson Cheryl Garrison Jean McGihon Holly Erickson Sue Gygax Darlene Melzer Mr. Richard Deming Bruce Chmieleski Joanne Sellingsloh Missy Kennerson Becky Poier Mr. Orrin Cross Ray Willimet Debbie Roa Donna Stanbaugh Lesson one — How to put on your crossbelt . . . marching in parades . . . marching at games . . . “Who’s Newark??? . . . hours of practice after school . . . “Hey, Mr Deming—what ' s a diagonal?’’ . . . “O K. Buffer, let’s try to do it in step just once . . . sore feet . . . tired arms . . . “The all- American judges can have Veterans Day!’’ . . . bus rides to games . . . the performances on the football field balloons . . . “just wait until May 4!’ It started off with Freshmen . . . contin¬ ued with Sophomores . . growing en¬ thusiasm . . . hard work . . . Wednesday was Junior Day . . Thursday Senior ' s . . . over night poster parties . . . reflecting on the twelve years of school . . . Friday the final judging . . spirit was at its peak BEAT LOGAN . . . Can the Colts . . . the announcement at the game—SENIOR VICTORY . . . screams . . . tears . . topped with the victory of the game. Washington’s C Basketball continued its winning streak this year under the excellent coaching of Coach Wayne Scholl by taking the championship with a 10-0 record. Eric Nelson was the leading scorer with 109 points, while Eric Ahrendt was elected team captain. Eric Nelson and Ray Kapigian were chosen 1st team all¬ league and Jim McCaslin and Rich Cordano took 2nd team all-league. Honorable Mention included Eric Ahrendt and Erwin Loriaux. 44 First Row: Ray Kapigion, Eric Nelson, Erwin Loriaux, Eric Ahrendt, Jim McCaslin, Coach Scholl. Second Row: Rich Cordano, Hank Tillman, Rich Hobbs, Mike Norell, Joe Mevers, Mark Harley. DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club is looking for¬ ward to the possibility of inter¬ school competition. They are preparing for this by planning discussions on major issues and debating among themselves. Carol Kochalka, Margarito Sanchez, Gary Reehl, Miss Nelson, Mrs. Van Scoy, Mrs. Fulks. RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club’s purpose is to teach students gun safety and various ways of using different guns for enjoyment. The club members have target practices on Saturdays and attend competition. Dan Brady, Mike Browne, Don Lemas, Ken Murray, Kym Clay, Ray Ornig, Harold Eyer, Ian Lorentzen. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club was formed for the purpose of promoting interest in scientific studies. The Science Club meets at noon for discussions and films. They hope there will be a possibility of a field trip some¬ time this year. Dan Brady, Niels Nielsen, Mike Browne, S. Kochevor, D. Kochevor, Bill Baird, Jeff Betten¬ court, Robert McCall, Ed Martin, Marvin Perxoto, Kym Claypool, Jacob Shirk, Ray Orwiq. TEENS FOR UNICEF This is the first year for the Teens for UNICEF Z ub. The collection of $152.42 during their rick or treat for UNICEF, and Christmas :aroling at the Carrigan Convelesent Home las given this club the satisfaction that comes vith helping. Linda Smith, Lois Wetter, Carol Kochalka, Carol March, Diane Arthur, Sue Teague, Earlene Hill, Patty Johnson, Terry Moore, Leslie Bartholic, Connie Watkins. Doug Fleogle, Robert McCall, Jerry McNonagle, Gary Reehl, Arnold Wong, Gary McCloud, Paul Walters, Bill Beird, Dennis Fleming. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club Is open to those people who would like to participate in the mentally challenging game of chess. The club forms teams and chooses the best players to com¬ pete in tournaments with other schools. PERFORMING ARTS The Performing Arts Council is composed of any student who is enrolled in-music, drama, marching band, independent study, or who has been in a production. This Council has a representative on Stu¬ dent Council. They organize fund¬ raising events for productions. Sherri Antone, Julie Faltus, Chris Vittori, John Deering, JoAnn Hayashi, Karen Smart, Jackie Cowardin, Paula Vittori, Linda Byrd, Greg Silva, Ruth Fickenscher, Janice Kolber, Mary Jo Pleyte, Ann Gosen, Sue Collet, Randy Leal, Kirsten Olsen, Darryl Guzman, Roger Brannon, Walt Fasolis, Kevin Nelson, Jef Overlect, Steve Farney. Not pictured: Marilyn Waterman. S. Lalr B. Benbow, M. Hobbs, C. Miller, W. Leonhardt, G. Proud. F. F. A. The Future Formers of America is the national organization of, by, and for the students studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools under the pro¬ visions of the National Vocational Acts. The F.F.A. is an intercurricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curricular-vocational agriculture. It is a non-profit, non-political, non¬ sectarian agriculture youth organization of voluntary membership, designed to take its place along with other organizations striv¬ ing for the development of leadership, the building of more permanent agriculture, and the improvement of country life. Agricultural Mechanics R. Rapp, D. Brown, M. Gabriel, Mr. Spur- ling, E. Soijorer. V. Carter, J. Lee, K. Rogers, G. Meyers, G. Smith. Farm Equipment S. Emmitt, G. DeValle, B. Fleming, L. Gentry. Mr. Apache The primary aim of the Future Fqrmers of America is the development of agricul¬ tural leadership, cooperation, and citizen¬ ship. The specific purposes for which the organization was formed are to create more interest in the intelligent choice of agriculture occupations, to encourage and practice thrift, to participate in coopera¬ tive effort, and to develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural lead¬ ership. ■ J. Carter, S. Benbow, B. Cour, R. Ben¬ bow, K. Evernden. L. Venable, J. Sutkaitis. VARSITY: Steve Herrick, John Jaeger, Keith John¬ son, Frank Fernandez. George Miller, Mike Riley, Dave Hockaday. WATER Roger Krueger Krueger. WATERPOLO—seven guys working together to make a goal . . . treacling water . . . over shots . . . sudden cramps in your leg . . . sun beat ing down on you . . . screams from the crowd . . . make that point ... a game of endurance . . . don’t touch the bottom . . . those ridiculous caps that keep falling off ... a hard game to play. Charlie Prior Rhinoceros”, the opening production of the 1968-69 season, was done in a the¬ atrical, cartoon-like style to emphasize the exagger¬ ated, absurd approach of the playwright, Eugene Ionesco. The characters, in the absurd circumstances given them, conform to the standards of their so¬ ciety by changing into rhinoceroses. In our not- much - less - absurd society, given to us by the ad men of the world, this play should cause us to ques¬ tion the accepted and to accept the questionable. 52 Cast of Characters The Waitress.Maddy Goldberg The Grocer ' s Wife. Cheryle Engebretson The Housewife .. Julie Faltus Berenger __ Gregory John Silva Jeon ... Rob Rogers The Grocer _ John Deering The Old Gentleman _Jim Canter The Logician _ Larry Voellger The Cafe Proprietor.Donald J. Lemas Daisy .. Nancy Ellyn Nethery Dudard .... J. Thomas Heskett Botard ___Evelyn Schlamm Mr. Papillon .Jeff Meldahl Mrs. Boeuf___Nedda Pray A Fireman ...... John Watkins A Little Old Man . Dennis Davis A Little Old Lady.Georgina Spelvin i I k Seniors: M. Alvarez, L. Bliss, J. Burk, E. Cousineau, L. De Metrick, H. Frost, J. Holland, M. McClellan, K. Michaelson, A. Nielson, C. Prior, E. Sandberg, G Silva, S. Sorg, L. Vittori, D. West. Juniors: M. Augustine, B. Rice, C. Bufkin, D. Ciapponi, T. Desmond, M. Edwards, N. Fudenna, S. Gygax, S. Hillman, S. Lenneville, T. McCoy, F. Mederos, E. Numeister, V. Pickford, M. Reinke, D. Stambaugh, L. Weems. Sophomores: J. Africa, D. Bettings, N. Bouton, S. Carl¬ son, B. Crain, R. Everden, M. Freschauf, C Garrison, K. James, W. Martin, T. McDonald, C. Mark, C. Nobis, J. Partridge, P. Putnam, D. Romero, S. Schlamm, G. Talovic, M. Tom, B. Wood Freshmen: C. Alward, C. Ball, C. Brown, R. Conners, S. Fox, B. Freschauf, L. Hamilton, D. Jawlsen, L. Johnston, B. Lorios, P. PariIli, S. Price, H. Rauholt, J. Santos, M. Silbert, H. Tait, P. Triffo, R. Wilkerson. Representative Assembly . . . representing each class in student government . . . meet¬ ing the first and third Monday of every month . . . discussing issues . . . should the students have to register to vote ... we need more stands for the football field . . . music on the patio at lunch . . . people talking out of order . . . how can we get our snack bar back? ... we need more benches around the school . . . what do we need Robert ' s Rules for? . . . giving out citations . . . working for the betterment of Washington. 56 Mary Dickson Dennis Seese Student Court — enforcing lows . . . conducting triols and hearings . . . deciding if student laws are constitutional . . . the scandal at the beginning of the year . . . ten people chosen — Judy, Candee, Kevin, Val, Wendy, Alan, Sue, Joe, Colleen, Dennis — only five could serve . . . open court sessions at noon . . . sentencing individuals guilty of breaking student laws . . . government in action. Joe Durbin Wendy Heinen Colleen Rogers Kevin Nelson Student Court and ICC Inter Club Council . . . bringing the clubs together . . . expressing views ... a representative from each club . . . promoting a friendly working relationship between the clubs , . . work¬ ing for the advantage of all. Members Pictured: Carol Kochalka, Loss Glazier, Vera Figueroa, Ron Widmar, Christine Cipperly, Kirsten Olson, Penny Williams, Sherry Antone, Ray Orwig, Laura Banta, Susan Marundee, Gordon Meyers. 57 We They 57 Moreou 66 61 Granodo 44 57 Ayer 31 59 Peterson 46 47 Costlemont 49 76 T ennyson 72 58 San Lorenzo 87 62 Buscher 73 86 Sequoia 71 71 Alameda 67 67 Pocific 81 85 Lick 65 71 Alumni 40 44 Logon 29. 65 Kennedy 47 50 Mission 52 73 Irvington 50 66 Newark 65 78 Logan 51 85 Kennedy 66 53 Mission 47 66 Irvington 58 57 Newark 52 44 Mission 55 Lori Bliss Carol Lago Practicing hours . . . second place at camp . . . more practice after school . . . kick higher . . . sore legs . . . making up eight counts to go with the yells . . . the nervousness felt before the first performance . . . sweating . . . out of breath . . . look refreshed and peppy . . . doing routines in the rain at Newark . . flying pom pons . . . kick higher . . . the Washington High Song Cirls — promoting school spirit. Katrina Africa First Row: Mickey Alexonder Dave Haubert, Rich Rigmaiden, George Avila, Lenny Fu- denna. Second Row: Terry McCoy, Jerry Nobis, Steve McKinley, Dan West, Bob Ledgewood. Third Row: George Miller, Mark Duncan, Rob Glankler, Ben Meyers, Dan Oden, Bucky Snyder. SENIORS Dennis Beck, Pete Bilodeau, Rich Craw¬ ford, Dennis Eckersley, Mike Jacinto, Wayne Johnson, Rod Nelson, Mike Perry, Jeff Pimental, Walt Rober, Alex Rodriguez, Mark Schermesser, Mike Tom, Craig Van Anne, Keith Weitze, Bob Wood. FROSH-SOPH-A PERFECT 10-0 RECORD u TY Picking the person ' s outfit you ' ll get out of a shoe box . . . Yell leaders as letter girls, song girls as flag gir s . . . me in a majorette uniform . . . “I’m sure I ' m going to fit in that outfit . . . flag girls taking off their clothes and hanks putting them on . . . letter girls doing a routine Hey Good Lookin . . . this was all part of the Exchange Rally. Christmas Time ... a good feeling in the air . . . the time for vacation, mistletoe, and term papers . . . The Christmas Dance —the annual holiday happening at Washington . . . the mad rush to decorate after school . . . taking all the lights off the tree and putting them back on again . . . trying to find someone to sign the purchase order . . . the dance, a semi-formal affair . . , dancing an d listening to the sounds of the Midnight Haze . . . Caroling . . . various clubs getting together to sing and spread the Christmas spirit . . . the parties afterwards . . . the thought of school far from our minds. the Chorus and the Band performing for a night of entertainment . . . practic¬ ing hours after school and in the classroom ! . . trying to find something black to wear . . . laughing at Steve’s funny saddle shoes . . . nervousness before the performance . . . then romping in the Christmas trees afterwards. Cooch Preisendorf ' s wrestlers took first place ot the Kennedy Invitational Wres¬ tling Tournament. The team wos led by five 2nd place finishers: Rick Elola—129, Bob Baptista—135, Ron Rapp—140, Monty Hobbs—147, and Fred Handley— 193. The Huskies easily won the tour¬ nament with 84 points; Tennyson placed a distant 2nd with 73. Also placing for the Huskies were Charlie Prior—4th, Denny Ferretta—3rd, and Jim Aguilar— 4th. At the extremely tough Westmont Tournament, Washington ploced a sur¬ prising 3rd place, which wos good enough to receive a team trophy. Monty Hobbs and Dave Smith took first place honors. Also placing were Rick Elola—2nd and Charlie Prior—4th. Finals . . . cramming in halls ... in buses . at brunch . anxiety . . . half way through the test and the teacher is still giving instructions . know¬ ing you have to pass the impossible Biology final knowing the answer but you can ' t think of it . . . frustration . biting your nails . . He said he wasn ' t going to put that on the test. . finishing the test an hour early and they won ' t let you talk . . two finals a day . . . getting out early to go home and study or go shopping ART CLUB The Art Club with its large and enthusiastic membership has en¬ joyed a year of cultural field trips to San Francisco and Golden Gate Park. Mary Rene, Mimi McCann, Carol Polioni, Condy Fowler, Marilyn Macumber Undo Peckhom, Cher Engerbretson, Goil Albert, Squaw Selack, Julie Burk, Teny Bloxsom, Sue Carlson, Jerry Reeder, Dove Maher, Gerry Allen, Barry Shonfeld, Dean Athos, Bill Bischoff, Jim Dom, Steve Fosolis, Greg Bershaw, Mike Surles. • r LITERARY CLUB The Literary Club’s purpose is to publish a magazine composed entirely of student literature and art. Every week they have an organized meeting, and during the rest of the week they have a rather unique setup at their headquarters in room 22. It is open everyday at lunch and after school for club members to come in and judge newly submitted work. Anne Nielsen, Rene Pickford, Chris Cipperly, Marilyn Waterman, Cathy Dunn, Connie Vargas, Chris Morsh, Teresa Gleason, Dan Brady, Neils Nielsen. HUSKIETTES Huskiettes is an all girl service rally group. The members serve as host¬ esses at all school func¬ tions, such as Sports Awards Banquets, P.T A., and concession stands. They also show visitors about our school. Every Friday members wear their uniforms to help promote spirit and to encourage more people to attend and participate in Washington High activities. Officers: President, Chris Mesler; Vice President, Robbie Bracken; Secretary, Diane Reichort; Advisor, Mrs. Blei. Seniors: C. Fulton, P. Munis, C. Rogers, S. Schramm, J. Sprott, J. Stonchfield, L. Teixeira, K. Voorhees, C. Thompson, S. Warren, P. Williams. Juniors: B. Blundell, P. Gomez, C. Kosanke M. Parez, N. Rose, K. Salberg, S. Meier, S. Ramsell, L. Lilienthol. Sophomores: T. Davis, S. Ehinger, M. Estes, L. Gappmayer, N. Hamilton, S. Hilderbrand, J. Jepsen, K Johnson, D. Lenfert, T. Macleod, T. Melton, K. Meng, D. Silverio. Freshmen: C. Alward, D. Bammel, C. Charland, K. Gravely, J. Honda, M. Hughes, D. Jacinto, L. Johnston, H. Moon, R. Odom, C. Palario, G. Ragan, K. Schlmmer, L. Smith, H. Tait, M. Tinti, J. Train, A. Young, G. Allen, M. Carlisle, E. Nail, D. Murakami. The Pep Club’s aim is to promote school spirit at all school athletic events. Members can be seen in their colorful orange and white uni¬ forms selling tickets at different school activities. But regardless of where they are seen, there is one way to recognize them they ' re the ones with the SPIRIT! PEP CLUB Members: J. Bartholic, C. Beesly, J. Burson, S. Clay, B. Culbertson, L. Doremus, K. Finley, D. Fisher, J. Flores, M. Gonsalves, D. Henslee, M. Lange, C. Mincey, S. Patterson, P. Reilly, S. Shelton, B. Sherwood, C. Stuck, C. Stuck, C. Titsworth, A. Valles, C. Williams, G. Woods, C. Zimmer. 76 BLOCK W This year the Boys Block “W” Club reached its highest member¬ ship since the initial organization of the club in 1 898. The highlight of the year’s activi¬ ties was the initiation which resem¬ bled those of ancient Roman days. The members of the club feel they owe the success of the year to their advisor, C oach Rob Vares, for his time and cooperation and his close relationship with the members and officers. The Deca Club is composed of senior OWE students. The club meets every Friday during their Merchandising class third period. They go on field trips, all concern¬ ing business and the operation of business. For these field trips they use club funds which have been earned by working together to spon¬ sor activities, such as the October Halloween Dance. The club also earns money by selling candy on campus. In March some of the members will be attending the DECA State Convention in Long Beach. They will compete with other DECA clubs in contests, such as Adver¬ tising and Sales. Officers: Don Oden, President; Bruce Anest, Vice President; Tom Soyous, Secretary and Treasurer; Rob Vares, Advisor. Members—First Row: M. McGrath, F. Medeiros, E. Ahrendt, D. LeBreton, B. Tembey, M. Augustine. Second Row: K. Freschauf, S. McMillan, C. Mark, G Talovich, M. Geminer, B. Usedom, M. Tom, D Oden. Third Row: B. Anest, J. Nobis, R. Rapp, R. Elola, B. Baptista, G. Avilla, F. Nunes, D. Matlock. Fourth Row: T. Desmond, D. Hall, S. McKinley, M. Simmonetti, M. Jacinto, J. Aquilar, T. Berrie, A. Rodrigues. Fifth Row: R. Pagan, S. Duran, E. Neumeister, B. Locke, J. Campbell, R. Golden, P: Tarason. Sixth Row: A Rodrigues, B. Myers, G. Miller, F. Handley, R. Glankler, T. McCoy, S. Williams, R. Krueger. DECA Officers: Vera Figueroa, Pres¬ ident; Kandy Meldahl, Sec¬ retary; Ray Kennedy, Treas¬ urer. Members: B. Almeida, J. Askelson, T. Bist, R. Camp¬ bell, B. Costa, T. Dewey, J. Garcia, S Harhen, J. Herg- gard, S. Jepson, D. Lucas, D. Miranda, C. Rapoza, S. Ru- benaker, B. Swartz, T. Tru¬ jillo, M. Wright. 77 MODEL RAILROAD CLUB Model Railroad is open to all students who have an interest in the scale models of cars, ships, and railroads. Members visit and exchange ideas with other clubs and set up many displays. Mr. Grof, Warren Kennedy, Don Lemas, Mike Brown. HUMAN RELATIONS The Human Relations Club is in its first year of existence. The purpose of this club is to better human understanding and promote the cooper¬ ation of all races. Jannette Gleason, Barbara Carroll, Teresa Gleason, Sherri Mouser, Mrs. Zarcone, Mrs. Hansen, Rene Pickford, Chris Cipperly, Eillen Desmond, Cynthia Reagan. PHOTO This is the Photo Club’s first year in existence. They are learning to use photography equipment and are developing their own prints. This club is promoting a great interest in photography. Dan Brady, Ian Lorentzen, Don Melcher, Susan Nicker, Mike Browne, Joe Rodriguez, Jeff Stormer, Lori Allen, Dennis Fleming, Bruce Chimeleski, Michele Duvall, George Perolas. FAREWELL Mr. Sawyer—head of counseling . . . the student ' s friend . . . warm . . . outgoing . . . having faith in the students as individuals . . . the goodbye rally at noon ... 10 people made cakes . . putting the cake together at 12:30 A M after wrestling finals . . people gathered from all classes to say a final goodbye . . . You ' ll always be a Husky . . Kennedy ' s gain is our loss. The final curtain falls; the house empties, and nothing is left but the ringing of enthusiastic applause in your ears Now the backstage crews go about their unrewarding work of striking the set, and cleaning up the stage, which was, but a few moments ago, alive with people and action. Mixed feelings are involved, as happy anticipations for the cast party are clouded with the conclusion of hours of hard work, and the ending of a show. This is the backstage part of theatre. 80 Not everything in the Performing Arts area involves major productions. Each student in the Independent Study and Workshop classes has a chance to perform in the Festival of the Arts. While students performed on stage, the Art Department exhibited students work in the foyer. Connie Vargas, Patty Wright: Classes Barbara Sherman, Janet George: Activities The WASHINGTONIAN STAFF . . . Recording the years events . . . forgetting to take pictures . . . meeting deadlines . . . panic. Leaving class to get a “drink of water,” then when you’ve got a legitimate excuse—you get caught without your Christy Cipperly: Art Yearbook Mrs. Harlan: Advisor; Candee Hal lock: Editor Patty McGrath, Cyndie Crain: Sports; Garry Losk: Photography Heidi Couse: Faculty and Productions; Mr. Wynn Photography a press card. And then the conventions . . . the many parties Barbara Mattson, Nancy George: Seniors _ . . the shadow of last year’s censorship still hanging over us 82 but the end result—the best Washingtonian ever. Ruth Blumer, Bob Schramn, George Rede, Sue Boyd. Tim Blodgett, Debi Barbero, Teresa Heyen, Mai Goodfellow. Hatchet Staff Late Stories . . . inadequate information . . . mis¬ spelled words . . . getting the copy back and you find you’ve got a 6-inch blank space . . . meeting deadlines . . . the inevitable judging by Pen and Scroll . . . recording Washington at its best and worst . . . The Hatchet Staff . . . telling it like it is. Sharon Rausher, Martha Woodcock, Cindy Hochler, jon Olson. Dave Pimentel, Cathy Shumaker, Bev Beasley, Jef Overleat. Mrs. Wilson: Advisor; Carol Putnam: Editor 83 First Row: Dove Street, Erwin Lorioux, Tol Sangprasert, Jim Lee, Bob King, Frankie Medeiros, Steve Duran, Eric Lorenz Second Row: Dan Hall, Bruce Anest, Gary Talovic, Lars Sandberg, Howard Frost, Dave Hockadoy, Joe Campbell, Roger Krueger, Bill Rapp, Dean Matlock, Jack DeLinde. Not pictured, Malcolm Goodfellow. FROSH-SOPH SOCCER 1. Rich Powers Paul Deutschman. 2. Craig Matlock, Bob Billings, Mike Bishop, Dale Young, Frankie Fudenna, Richard Nieto, Bob Walsh Wes Medieros. 3. Johnnie Woodcock Vic Custavson. 4. Allan Rodriguez. 5. Brad Onstead, Vincent Mungo, Pat Riley, Tim Murray, Bill Tembey, John Rusmisel, Mike Series Glenn Fletcher. 6. Brad Young Biff Nunes. Willow Sibert ; —Presi Kathy Simpson—Vice Present CAA ... a chance for all girls to participate in a sport . . . hockey . . . tennis . . . volleyball . . . bad¬ minton . . . basketball . . . swim¬ ming . . . the water show . . . practicing after school . . . team work . . . co-ordination . . . games against other schools . . . bus rides . . . earning 200 points, then the Girls “W” Club . . . the ski trip to Dodge . . . Awards Night . . . tournaments — win or lose — developing good sportsmanship. ■■ GERMAN CLUB The German Club is evoking interest in the German culture and language. Their activities this year include hiking through the woods, parties, Christmas caroling, films during lunch, and the possibility of attending a German film. Members: Terry Ball, Karen Strutz, Cathy Casteel, Yvonne Men¬ dez, Richard Rodrick, Katie Dettenrider, Linda Bauhofer, Patty Hagan, Ian Lorentzen, Doug Ely, Ray Johnson, Janice Kruschke, John Fahey, Debbie Fisher, Karen Weitze, Anne Neilsen, Karen Johnson. SPANISH CLUB LRENCH CLUB Making pinatas for a children ' s home, a bicycle ride to Mission, helping to sponsor a spring dance, giving an International Dinner with the other language clubs, and promoting the Spanish culture are all a part of the Spanish Club. Members: Barbara Blegen, Loss Glazier, Robin Buturie, Joelyn Rose, Linda Luiz, Laura Banta, Michelle Charland, Wendy Heinen, Marilyn Duarte, Dale Murakami, Judith Train, Cathy Casted, Debora Bouterse. The French Club meets regularly once a week during lunch time and one night a month for fun. Their purpose is to promote interest in the French Culture This year they enjoyed the annual French Club Dinner, went Christmas caroling, and sponsored a bake sale. Members: N. George, K. Risser, C. Hallock, B. Mattson, S. Clay, K. Beasly, S. Kochevar, D. Kochevar, D. Ely, L. DeMetrick, S. Jackson, C. Bufkin, S. Lenneville, D. Lundstrom, S. Necker, J. Bartholic, J. McCoy, K. Brunskill, C. Zimmer, M. Lange, E. Des¬ mond, K. Nova, C. McElrain, R. McCall, M. Nausin, M. Anderson, A. Deadder, K. James, P. Gibbons, D. Neely, M. Koontz, G. Tom, T. Pagano, M. Kontich, B. Sabol, D. Bouterse, T. Bbll, M. Durall, M. Nortman, S. Hallock, K. Johnson, C. Killian. L. Allen, M. Alvarez, D. Arthur, R. Avery, R. Bailey, L. Banta, J. Bartholic, L. Bartholic, D. Beck, C. Bernard, B. Blegen, B. Blyth, B. Boyd, S. Brewton, K. Brunskill, M. Carlson, B. Carroll, M. Charland, M. Cloulier, S. Collet, J. Copeland, D Davis, K. Davis, D. Decker, L. DeMetrick, E. Desmond, B. Edminson, R. Esposito, S. Fantazia, B. Ferrell, C. Fowler, C. Fox, C. Frost, L. Glazier, J. Grant, D. Guzman, C. Hallock, N. Hamilton, B. Harnage, J. Hillendahl, S. Hillman, L. Horn, $. Hursey, M. Jibson, K. Johnson, B. Kaiser, W. Kennedy, A. Kinsel, J. Kolberg, D. Kosinski, D. Leachman, R. Leachman, G. Losk, C. Lucas, L. Luiz, D. Lundstrom, B. MacGregor, C. March, S. Marundee, J. McCaslin, J. McCoy, T. McDonald, E. McOmber, J. Meldahl, C. Natali, S. Neckar, E. Nelson, R. Nelson, A. Nielsen, N. Nielson, M Nortman, F. Nunes, G. Ohlin, T. Pagano, J. Partridge, M. Passey, L. Perschied, V. Pickford, J. Pimentel, L. Poteet, M. Powell, C. Putnam, K. Roby, C. Rasmussen, D. Rehfeld, D. Rhodes, R. Ricker, K. Risser, S. Rivers, J. Rose, B. Rosen, M. Santor, L. Schlomm, B. Schramm, K. Schwortz, W. Sibert, M. Smoak, E. Sylvester, C. Texera, T. Thurgate, M. Tom, J. Train, L. Trost, C. Vosicka, D. Weems, B. Welge, R. Widmar, K. Wietze, C. Williams, P. DEBORA BOUTERSE When I came to America from Holland, I expected to land in Michigan and was very surprised to find myself in Fremont. The period of adjustment in a new environment, school, and home took a while, but I suppose it would be for most. Washington High School has taught me so much, in a way that is hard for me to express in English. A culture is difficult for any¬ one to relate to others. Here in this school, I learned the meaning of school spirit. % In Holland, there is no extra-curricular activities os such. My life has never been so busy. In Girls ' Athletics I have participated in many sports; in performing arts, I have been in orches¬ tra and ensembles; and most important I have met many new and wonderful people. I will olways remember Washington; Fremont; United States, warmly thinking of these things. It was indeed an honor for me to be a student here, and thank you all for making my year here a beautiful and memorable one. SEPPI OVERLAET My name is Seppi Overlaet. I come from Antwerp, a harbor in Belgium. I have two sisters and three brothers I live in the Dutch speaking part of Belgium. My mother and my father are both teachers. My hobbies are music, walking, and medieval arts. I like San Francisco and the California hills. The American school system is a whole new experience for me. VERA LUCIA CHAHON My name is Vera Lucia Chahon. I was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil, and I am 17 years old. I love classical and modern music. I had ten years of piano and I began to play guitar, but studies kept me too busy, so I had to stop. Languages and arts are other subjects that delight me. I had six years of English and one of French. I intend to continue studying French and begin to take classes of German when I go home. I hove not made up my mind yet about my career. I ' ll probably choose languages or social work I ' ve always desired to travel abroad to know different cultures, people, and customs. I enjoy meeting new people and learning their ways of living. I have a great faith in Exchange Student Programs because they contribute to a better underst anding amongst people of the world. I appreciate this opportunity of living in the U.S. and learning its customs. TAWEEPUN SANPRASERT Despite several unfortunate incidents including a misunder¬ standing with the Fox Security, it can be said that Tal has had little difficulty in adjusting to American life. Taweepun Sanprasert, as he is formally known, is an exchange student from Thailand under the sponsorship of the American Field Service. Formerly a guest at the Mahler’s home, he is now living at the home of junior Cliff Clendenning. Tal has an active and enjoyable life at Washington; his activi¬ ties include being an outstanding varsity soccer player The AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE CLUB has been very active this year. The club has planned many activities, starting off in October by celebrating the birthday of our exchange student from Thailand. Fund drives in November provided the club $600 for its exchange program. Noon activities, such as tug-o-war, guest speakers, and a faculty hula-hoop contest made the February AFS Exchange Week a success. The AFS Club’s goal of the needed $1800 has almost been reached, so we may have an exchange student next year. Officers: Susan Marundee, President; Judy Lane, Vice President; Nancy Lewis, Secretary; Penny Williams, Treasurer. Susan Marundee, Judy Lane, Nancy Lewis, Penny Williams, Cori Rasmussen, Coleen Rogers, Glenna Rogers, Nilda Cruz, Sandra Pestana, Ann Alvarez, Roberta Cooper, Joyce Partridge, Sherre Hallock, Janet Drake, Sue Howell, Kathy Kirchof, Melarie Johnson, Darlene Fisher, Jean Roberts, Sue Collett, Sue Rice, Larry Williams. t YOU CAN TELL THAT BABY GOODBYE 101 Standing: Wally Eckersley, Eric Lorenz, Bob Silva, Jim Faulkner, Bob Glankler, Bob Wood, Mike Perry, Terry McCoy, Dave Bilodeau. Kneeling: Micky Alexander, George Avila, Arnie Castro, Greg Meredith, Rocky Pagan, Dave Haubert, Lenny Fudenna, Andy Pulley. FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL r Standing: Coach Smith, Mike Perry, Pete Bilodeau, John Woodcock, Jeff Pimintel, Mark Shumesser, Dennis Eckersley, Ray Kapigian, Rocky Gonzalez, John Pendley, Mike Jacinto, Rick Crawford, Wes Mederios, Rich Nido. Kneeling: Sonny Roeber, Mark Hamilton, Dennis Banks, Greg Barker, Tim Armstrong, Darryl Lorenzi, Frank Fudenna. HANK: our school mascot . . . the hot sweaty uniform . . . laughter . . jokes . . . bringing fun to the gomes . . . promoting spirit . . . entertaining . . . your tired—don ' t show it . . . keep laughing . . . position of Hank, a lot of work but it ' s appreciated. Nicki Bouton Peggy Woodhill Besty Keats RALLY COMMITTEE: promoting in¬ ter-school relations . . . planning rallies . . . representatives from each rally group . . . co-ordinating views . . . cleaning the gym after every rally . . . spreading school spirit. First Row: Betsy Keats, Nicki Bouton, Peggy Woodhill. Second Row: Janis Waitley, Cyndie Crain, Rae Willimet, Lori Bliss, Patty McGrath, Missy Kennerson, Cindy Hochler Third Row: Barbara Sherman. A Musical Arabian Night March 20, 21, 22,1969 Orrin C. Cross III, Designer and Director Richard Deming, Vocal Director Patricia J. Cross, Choreographer Charles Combs, Technical Director “Kismet” is a fairy tale which takes place one day in ancient Baghdad. The Wazir of Police and his wife of wives, Lalume, enter the Bazaar of the Caravans on a litter carried by four slaves. The Wazir is concerned with the need for money. Lalume has arranged for a loan if the Caliph will marry the Three Prin¬ cesses of Ababu. A poor Poet is captured by Jawan and his Brigands and is brought to their desert tent. Thinking the Poet is Hajj, the Beggar, |awan orders the Poet to remove a curse from his head and reunite him with his missing son. Without knowing how, the Poet agrees for 100 pieces of gold. Marsinah, the Poet’s daughter, buys many things with her un¬ expected money and comes upon old Omar and the Caliph, who is disguised as a gardener. Their attraction for one another is im¬ mediate. The Poet, after pur¬ chasing four slave girls to attend him, is arrested by the Wazir ' s Police for possession of stolen gold which was given to him by Jawan. Brought before the Wazir, the Poet is sentenced to have his right hand cut off. With Lalume’s help, and the grace of Allah, Jawan realizes that the Wazir is his missing son. Impressed with his magic, the Wazir makes the Poet an Emir. The Poet then enjoys the Wazir’s harem and is fed Rahad- adlakum by Lalume. After moving into the palace to take her place as an Emir’s daughter, Marsinah tells her father of her love for the Gardener. Accidentally, the Caliph see Marsinah walk¬ ing through the Wazir’s harem So that the Caliph will marry the Princesses of Ababu, the Wazir quickly makes Marsinah one of his own wives. The Caliph, having lost the girl he loves, decides that he will select a wife from those who come for his hand. The Princess Zubbediya of Damascus performs a belly dance in true Middle-Eastern fashion. Princess Samaris of Bangalore does a formalistic Hindu dance that de¬ scribes the marriage of her destiny to the Caliph. Finally, the three Princesses of Ababu pantomime a hunt to demonstrate how they in¬ tend to keep the Caliph’s table bountifully supplied with wild game. Before the Caliph can make a decision, the Poet, in a feat of magic, drowns the Wazir. Marsinah and the Caliph are reunited; the Poet is sentenced to a lifetime of hard labor with Lalume . . . and they all live happily ever after. The leads and full cast take bows for the 156 member company as the final curtain falls to a standing ovation from a very pleased full house. Malcolm Goodfellow Onstad r Golden UOLF . . . Coach O ' Neill . . . Silver Pines . . . Hot, sweaty days . . . the good old nine iron . . . losing the ball . . . sand traps . . missing the hole by about 3 inches . . . winning the matches . . . OUR golf Team was on the ball. Mike Powers WAVES OF FANTASY The Water Show . . working, practicing . . . waiting for the two coldest nights in May to put on the show . . . letting someone use your noseplug right before your performance and they lose it in the middle of the pool . . . being the only one off in the whole group . . . freezing in the locker room until your next number . . having wet. naturally curly hair . . . the Grand Finale. Choraleers General Chorus Symphonic Wind Ensemble MAY 2,1969 Concert Band First Row: John Williams, Bob Ledgewood, Al Schultz, Jerry Nobis, John Skerl, Steve Wil¬ liams, Pat Tarason. Second Row: Chuck Mork, Steve Duran, Stuart Stinson, Joe Rodriguez, Alan Hudson, Gary Glade. Third Row: Larry Weinstein, Keith Webb, Albert Rodriguez, Chris Phillips, Clinton Smith. Fourth Row: Bob Merrell, Tim Desmond, Rich Sternberg, Mike Shear, Steve McKinley, Forrest Bodily. Fifth Row: Ken Freschauf, Brad Young, Scott Mc¬ Millan, Phil Lecias, Scott Simmons, Kent Bollard. Senior: Al Shultz First Row: Mike Bishop, Dove Rehfeld, Mike Pin- nocci, Robert Grubs, Craig Van Anne, Bob Freschauf, Vince Mungo, Mike Kreuger. Second Row: Dennis Davis, Pat Faria, Mark Perakis, Tony Rogers, Rick Baldwin. Doug Nidever, Ken Braden, Tim Fernan¬ dez Third Row: Larry Moser, Jim Buffer, Bob Jones, Dale Young, Ernie Rodriguez, Den¬ nis Beck, Tom Loorz, Terry Don bom, Wayne Johnson. First Row: George Rede, Fred Lopez, Ralph Gon- zgles, Rick Elola, Bob Baptista, Mark Simanetti, Bill Tembey, Casey Faucett. Second Row: Steve Magder, Dave Jones, Terry Morton, Mike Tom, Glen George, Gary Gallegos, Paul Deutchman, Steve Jenkins, Dave Dowen. Third Row: Curtis Peppi, Tom Duarte, Chris Branstable, Robert Fairchild, Leonard Walsh, Jesse Ledesma, Ed Lecias, Roland Longboya, Dale Duckett, Len Landenslager. The Track Team Was Off to a Roaring, Record-Breaking Season. Senior: Pat Tarason First Row: Mike Riley, Mike Henk, Mark Ehinger. Second Row: Jeff Africa, Biff Nunes, Mike Petruzzi. Third Row: Jeff Lowe, Roger Krueger, Rod Keck. Fourth Row: Dan Oden, Fred Handley, Gary Oden. First Row: Mike McGrath Tom McCaslin, Dave Dan¬ iels, Clay Poole, Glen Rich¬ ardson, Marlin Africa, Dave McDaniels. Second Row: Tori Bruno, Brian Bailey, Pat Riley, Doug Montgomery, Bill Robison, Bill Stoemer, Bob Weis, Keith Johnson. Third Row: Gary Hesser, Gary Cunningham, Victor Gustavson, Bobby Usedom, Eric Sylvester, Alan Keck. 2 12 . Faculty communicating ideas . . . sometimes frustrating . . often rewarding . . . making up tests . . . becoming involved in the activities of the school . . . gossiping in the team center . . . working hard all day—then going home to spend hours correcting papers . . for some it ' s just a job ... for others it can be fun . . for all it ' s a life ' s dedication 13. 14 16. 15 . 17. 1. Art Brandenburg 2. Luis Alvelais 3. Richardo Arenas 4. Ray Bettencourt 5. Betsy Bracy 6. Margaret Ahrendt 7. Susan Blei 8. Harry Brumbaugh 9. Pauline Bixby 10. Jill Ballard 1 1. Roger Bredahl 12. Michael Agee 13. Guy Brown 14 Robert Briggs 15. Vera Brown 16. Robert Bening 17. Dorothy Britton 123 12 . 13 • s 4 1. Carolyn Csongradi 2. Louis Bufkin 3. Richard Burkhart 4 Arturo Cabrales 5. Robert Eustis 6 Stacy Cole 7. Paul Ficken 8. Paul Campbell 9. Robert Delp 10. Bruce Carlson 1 1. Howard Cavil 12. Marie Dean 13. Shirley Cowan 14. Orrin Cross 15. Richard Deming 1 6. Jane Farmer 17. Leila Christensen 18 Chorles Combs 18 16 1. Wallace Hurley 2. Beverly Fulks 3. Theresann Fowler 4. JoAnn Heritage 5. Victor Huser 6. Bernard Hofmann 7. Lynn Harlan 8. Lorraine Hunton 9. De Ette Handford 1 0. Ray Garrison 1 1. Don Hermanson 12. Mary Gaston 13. Joyce Goldsworthy 14. Otto Graf 15. Stephen Gallager 16. Sharon Foppiono 17. Jack Foster 18. Mary Ann Hansen 125 1. Barbara Kelly 2. Runa Larsen 3. Jerome Lapiroff 4 Ray Koski 5. Gail Jacobs 6. Shirley King 7. Constantine Kazarinof 8. Susan Laird 9. Carol Law 10. William Lightfoot 11. Stuart Lane 12. Richard Johnston 13. Shirley Latal 14 Judith Lookabill 15. Chevy Kneisley 16. Allen Johnson 17. James Ingram O ( 1 1. Don McCoslin 2. David Null 3. Mark Mattingly 4 Dee Lopez 5 Anthony Marozzo 6. Jerilee Oitto 7. Charlotte Peterson 8. Marcus Mims 9. William O ' Neill 10. Ruby Mischler 1 1. Marietta Nelson 12. Allen McCleskey 13 Charlotte Lowrey 14. Elizabeth Porter 15. Charles McCrystle 16 Owen Mitchell 17. Richard Mortolo 1 . 2 . 3. 4. 5. 6 7 8 . 9. 10 . 11 . 12 . 13. 14. 15 . Clyde Russell Norman Stelle Wayne Scholl Craig Preisendorf Robert Springer Robert Shinnock Fred See Don Squier Gary Rehrig Diana Scanlon Don Smith Valerie Rosenfeld Minnie Rhoades Jock Spurling Harold Smith 1. Doris Van Scoy 10. 2. Dick Woodword 1 1. 3. Alice Trueox 12. 4. Nick Stratigopoulos 13. 5. Karen Stringer 14. 6. Ronald Ulrich 15. 7. Armand Stephens 16. 8. Glenda Vaagen 17. 9. Annabelle Vargas Wanieta Wanzer Robert Vares Ron Zarcone Wanda Wilson Glenn Van Vector Linda Wagner Vicki Zarcone Carole Van Roekel Custodians and Cafeteria Staff First Row: Williams Tibbitts, Manuel Freitas, Normon Vargas, Julian deLoo, Richard Vigil, Jack Alfonso, Milton Carry. Second Row: Tony Frank, Ken Scott, Kathy Parmer, Chris Garcia, Laureto Aseo. Marlene Betts Rose Duarte Jo Ornellas Verna McBribe Shirley Rogers Marge Bouer Irene Mendonco, Helen Anderson, Helen Murphy, Pat. Morton, Winona Davis. working hard . . . making lunches . . . sweeping halls . . . giving up their weekends . . unlocking doors . . . washing dishes . . . watering plants . . . mowing lawns . . . distributing towels . . . cleaning the campus—to serve the students of Washington. Kathy Adoy Mike Agustin Steve Ahm Eric Ahrendt Gail Albert Mickey Alexander Charlene Allen Sally Almanza Rosemary Alvarado Scott AI ward Barbara Andrade Sandy Andrade Bruce A nest Terry Aristo George Avilo Terri Avila Mike Auda Elosia Backman Kim Baggett Pete Bagnod JoAnn Bailey Mark Ballard Theresia Ball Mike Bammel Robert Baptista Robert Barker Debi Barbero Sharon Batten Mary Bauer Linda Bauhofer Linda Bearce Doug Beck Doug Bellamy Gary Bellati Diane Berge Kurt Bershaw Joe Betchart Becky Bice Sue Biewald John Billings Karen Biro Bill Bischoff Gene Bist Debra Blauvelt Barbara Blegen Edward Blume Betty Blundell Beverly Bonde 131 - .. .: • - V- :-. . “=- -•■ :%y- . • . 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Dossenbach Mark Clevenger Pam Clinton Donna Cogdell Steve Cohen Steve Cole Susan Collet Pat Collier Tom Collier Maggie Collins Bonnie Ccok Roberta Cooper Jere Copeland Chris Corbin David Cordano Casey Cornett Darla Cornett Russel Correia David Cousineau Jacqueline Cowardin Terry Craig Terry Dossey Andy Duckett Mark Duncan Gary Dunlap —rZK Cathy Dunn Gary Dunn Steven Duran Wallace Eckersley Bev Edgren Michelle Edwards Wanda Edwards Rick Elola Scott Emmitt Dan Erfurt Mary Fahey Steve Fosolis Mariana Farney Casey Faucett Missy Fedele Saundra Ferguson Frank Fernandez Dennis Ferretta Ruth Fickenscher Bernadette Figeipa Debbie Fisher Kolleen Finley Colleen Flannigan Dave Fleming Glenda Fleming Art Flores Cynthia Forness Stephen Forseth Ruth Franco Louisa Fraga Chuck Franklin Nick Freemon Theresa Freitas Ken Freschouf George Frey Jeanne Friedland Nikki Fudenna Cindy Fuller Richard Fuller Gary Gallegos Rosie Gallegos Christine Gannon Mark Garcia Robert Garcia Rich Garrett Tom Garrison Jakalyn George A Jon George Mork Gemeiner Linda Giannoni Gary Glade Robert Glankler Loss Glazier Cliff Glendinning Jeanette Gleason Maddy Golberg Priscilla Gomez Steve Goomas Debbie Gonzales Joseph Gonzales Mandy Gonsalves David Gordon Deborah Green Andy Groch Connie Gutierrez Suzanne Gygax Lorry Hackett John Hagan Evlyn Hagemon Dan Hall Gary Hallock - • Fred Handley Diana Harris Mike Harris Steve Harrington Bonnie Harrison Cathy Harrison Mary Havens Mike Heckman Wendy Heinen Ken Helppie Shirley Henderson Rhonda Hendrickson Dotty Hengst Steve Herendeen Joe Heskett Keith Hepburn Jim Hewson Gail Heyen Sharon Hicks Shelley Hicks Keith Hickox George Hill Margaret Hill Shelly Hillman 135 Dave Hitchcock Suson Hofstetter Lawrence Horn Amy Hon Jomes Hough Pom Howard Bruce Howcroft Sue Howell Jim Hozquin Rondy Hughes Steven Hunt Dave Hupe Scott Hursey Lindo Hurt John Jaeger Robert Jomes Melissa Jepsen Kathy Jerde Diane Jenkins Steven Jenkins Michael Jibson David Jones Donna Jones Pam Jones SandiJones 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Snidenboch Gail Snow Morcil Sylvester Debbie Soltes Rosalinda Soto David Souza Lynette Souza Nanette Thurgate Larry Thurman Judy Train Patty Triffo Chris Truebridge Victor Trujillo I Valerie Souza Richard Staben Richard Sternberg Sherree Stevenson Michael Tringoli Craig Still Tom Stoemer Steve Stratten Ora Stulting Toni Ventura Judy Wilkerson Roger Verducci Ricky Wilkerson Denise Vierra Don Vierra Josella Viera Carl Williams Larry Williams Kathy Vines Ronnie Wacks Tom Williams Camille Wilson Terry Walker Tim Wallick Leonard Walsh Cheryl Weatherford Linda Wilson Wendi Wilson George Winsted Colleen Wipfli Keith Weitze Allyn Wejmar Karen Wittmer John Woodcock Dale Young Rick Zamora Jessie Zickefoose Carol Zimmer Brian Welge Louarn Wertenberger Kay Wynne Larry Underwood Ramon Yepez Anna Young Gail Woods Michele Wray Joe Wright Mary Whitt Eddy Volk Craig VanAnne Helen Vargas Joe Vega Greg Toler Alan Tom son Patricia Tucker Joan Valent Valerie Wiedeman This year the officers and ad¬ visors of the Senior Class organized many Senior ac¬ tivities, along with money making projects for the Senior Ball. We, the Senior Class, give a special thanks to Mr. Agee and Mr. McCaslin for all the time and effort they de¬ voted to our class this year. Katrina Africa r I Gerry Allen Kathy Alonzo GRADUATES OF 1969 ' Those were the days, my friends, we thought they ' d never end. We are Graduates at last. There were many times when some of us thought we wouldn ' t make it, but we did. Many of us have been together since grade school We have come under the influence of many people, and have been involved in experiences that may affect us the rest of our lives. We came with anticipation The teachers crammed all the know¬ ledge they could into our limited high school years. They tried to prepare us for the future and although we may still be naive, it is a beginning and all dreams must start somewhere. Anne Alvarez Mike Alvarez Rita Aguilar Bob Almeida Dennis Amaral Kent Anderson Jim Anzalone Marsha Axelsen Richard Anderson Mike Andrade Four years ago, we entered high school as timid Freshmen, whose only goal was to become upper classmen. We soon became involved in the routine of high school life. At first it was a new and exciting feeling, but soon it became homework, tests, and lectures. Sophomore year started with us looking down on the Freshmen as so young. The Seniors didn ' t seem quite so old and impressive anymore. The big¬ gest excitement the first day was seeing friends you hadn ' t seen all summer. It wasn ' t long, though, before we were once again counting the minutes until brunch, lunch, and finally the end of school. We anxiously awaited the too short weekends and the too few holidays. Sandra Ashton Jeff Askelson Beatrice Ayala Joe Babcock Sherry Antone Angelo Aristo Dean Athos Ralph Bailey Laura Banta Robert Bearce Vicki Beaudoin Steve Benbow Rick Barbero Gordon Becerra Carol Bergmann Terry Barrie Joy Bell John Bethea Gail Bates Beverla Beasley Deborah Bettencourt As Juniors, we began to feel older because we were more than half way through. Our thoughts turned toward the future and the question what after graduation?” We were well established in school by this time and the under-classmen were beginning to look up to us. After a summer that was far too short, Senior year began This was the time we had been anxiously awaiting for the past three years. There was no longer anyone above us to look up to and being Seniors didn ' t hold as much prestige as we had anticipated There were the final games, rallies, tests, and dances, along with the long complicated college applications and the frustrations of trying to find a job It was a year of memories Alan Beverly Loryn Bliss Ed Bonham Dave Bilodeau Ruth Blumer Carol Bougher Kim Biememiller Barbara Blyth Debora Bouterse Toni Bist Forrest Bodily Janet Bower Allan Brenneis Dennis Brown Catherine Browne Dave Buettner Don Bufkin The agony of getting up early on the first day of school . . . mixed-up schedules . . . lockers that won ' t open . . lockers that won ' t close . . first test of the year . . . going to the Round Table after Friday night football games . . . cruising the Jack in the Box Cary Buhler Julie Burk Jim Burnside Jim Burrous Lee Bunting Linda Byrd Rich Campbell Doug Canete Bill Cantrell Manuel Caraballo David Cardoza Robert Carter Michelle Charland Mark Carlson Cathy Casteel Victoria Chavolla Sue Carrillo Steve Castle Steve Chilcote Barbara Carroll Frances Catera Bruce Chmieleski Kathy Christensen Rene Christensen Ann Christiansen Jim Christmas Christine Cipperly I Wayne Collins Anita Cordero Rickey Costa Dan Costello Heidi Couse Elizabeth Cousineau Vern Cruz SAT and ACT tests early on a Saturday morning . cinch notices . . . faking your way through a test you didn ' t study for . . . Bob Culbertson ( flunking a test you thought you passed . . . hot water in the drinking fountain . . . cafeteria food . . . Senior Breakfast at Lyon ' s . . . Doug Dakin Barbara D ' Alessandro Dan Daugherty Bob Davis Linda DeMetrick Mary Dickson A Gilbert Donaldson Joe Durbin Steve Dirmeyer Dave Dockter minimum days because of scheduling . . . nothing to do in A period . . . spending a sunny after¬ noon in detention . . . fighting the crowds in the halls . . . getting soaked at the Senior Car Wash surprise quiz in political science . . . decorating for Christmas Dance . . . Brian Dolan Janet Drake Pat Dunlap Pam Dutra Susan Eaton Steven Ecklund 177 Marsha Eddy Peggy Edmundson Mark Ehinger Randy Erickson Julie Faltus 178 Joann Eschen f Steve Farney Vicki Estes Walter Fasolis Peggy Elmer Holly Erickson Rich Fait Jim Faulkner Dave Faust Bob Ferrari Barbara Ferrell Vera Figueroa Debra Floyd forgetting your com¬ bination when your locker partner is absent . . . remembering an assign¬ ment the period before it ' s due . . . Dan Firth running into class just after the late bell rings . . . waiting for the walk signal in the rain . . run¬ ning the 600 on a hot day . . . i I Howard Frost Leonard Fudenna Denise Figueira Joan Fisher Cathy Fulton Judy Gauger Laurie George Lynn George Nancy George Larry Gibbons Spirit Week . everyone works hard toward victory . . . all-night poster parties . . . running out of paint . . . Senior Day . . . up at 5:00 to decorate the school . . . rally . . We the Seniors of W H S ' . . . Twelve Years of School (Hey all you SENIORS, stand up and cheer!) . . . anxiously waiting . . . Seniors Win! . . . Can ya dig it? . . . Theresa Gleason Mike Glover Betty Golden Roger Golden Malcolm Goodfellow Christi Gould Sandi Gower John Gonzalves Jeanne Grant semester finals . . . last minute kissy points . . missing an A by two points . . . No More P E Finals ' report cards . . . new semester begins . . . filling out book cards . January Graduates . . . paying fines . . . more mixed-up schedules . . . Patty Hagan Evlyn Hageman Yvette Hainline Yvonne Hainline Candy Hallock Sheila Haren Bernard Hattig I Dave Hcubert Ishbel Henry Cindy Hochler Teresa Heyen Sue Hill Senior Lunch at Lyons . . . Mr Aqee yell¬ ing Shut- up! at Senior Class meetings . . . trying to sell candy instead of eating it . . . finally finishing a long, hard assignment and finding you did the wrong one . . . writing on the tables during independent study . . . Dave Hockaday Mike Henk Monty Hobbs Jim Holland Mark Johnson Mike Johnson 184 Kathy Kucharski Carol Lago Sharon Lair typing up a term paper at 3:00 the morning of the day it ' s due . . . getting called on to answer the only question you don ' t know . . . playing foot¬ ball at the community center . . . getting out of class for assemblies . . three club meetings scheduled for the same noon . . . Steve Laird Chris Landucci Phil Lawrence Rob Leachman Holly Lennon Jerri Lewis Nancy Lewis Avey Lopez Garry Losk ordering Senior an¬ nouncements and caps and gowns . . . finding out you didn ' t order enough announce¬ ments and the cap and gown you ordered are the wrong size . . . after game parties . . . exchanging Graduation pictures . . . studying for a fifth period test during lunch . . . getting kicked out of the library . . . Dave Lowden Paul Lucas Jim Lutman Scott Lynch Cathey MacDonald Liz Macedo 188 Paul Martinez Susan Marundee Barbara Mattson Lorraine May Dave McCallum Susan McCormick Pat McKay getting out of school to go skiing . . . BEATING MISSION . . cheering a winning team . . . false fire alarms— No brunch again . . . Smoky bath¬ rooms . . . I pledge allegiance . . . matron patrolling the halls . . . run¬ ning across the patio in the rain when Lake Wash¬ ington is at high tide . . . Sharon McCullagh Jerry McKee Patty McGrath Rich McIntosh Steve McKinley Linda McMillan Kathy Michaelson Steve Minor Diane Miranda John Mitchell Maryl Mitchum Mike Moga David Mohn Melody Montgomery Regina Murray Janny Myrick Cheryl Muller Phyllis Munis Cathy Natali Anne Nielsen Cynthia Neves Marice Norell Deb Norris Connie Norton Dan Oden Adele Oliveira Kirsten Olson Rocky Pagan Linda Patterson Charlie Pendrell Sally Palacio Greg Parker special bulletins during sixth period . . . trying to find a parking place in the morning . . . running out after a game to find a flat tire on your car . . . the morning bulletin that no one listens to . . . fire drills in the middle of tests . . . standing in line for admit slips . . . flat tennis balls . . . Sue Pate Donna Payne Peggy Pelc George Perales George Pereira Anita Perez I Mike Perry Steve Perry three tests on the some day . . . running the field just after it rains . . . making a fool of your¬ self in co-ed baseball . . . traffic jams on Eggers . . getting a ticket in front of the school . . . swimming in the middle of winter in P.E. . . . Judy Phelps Mike Pimentel Renee Pickford Carol Polione Laurel Porter Ed Preston Charlie Prior V Dan Rhoades Kathy Richardson Jean Roberts Corinne Robertson Randy Robertson Linda Rodrigues a feeling that the year will never pass and then suddenly it ' s over . . . coming to school sun¬ burned after spending Sunday at the beach . . . cleaning out lockers for the last time and finding a book that you clready paid for . . . trip¬ ping in the graduation line . . . Joe Rodriguez Patricia Rodriguez Theresa Rodriguez Yvonne Rodriguez Coleen Rogers Barbara Rosen Jesse Salugsugan Taweepun Sangprasert Margarito Sanchez Mike Santor Ellen Sandberg AS Mike Satterlee Cindy Saenz Steve Rubenaker Amy Rugh li V Karen Sanders Kay Saycocie Steve Schlemmer John Schmidt Bob Schramm Gayle Selak Willow Sibert Rosemary Silva John Simpson 199 Peggy Slater Dave Smith Sharon Smith four year old gym clothes finally in shreds . . . Senior Take- Over Day . . . getting out of school for the Senior Picnic the final count-down of days during the last week of school . . . the last day of school . . . signing year¬ books for the last time . . . graduation practice . . . Senior Ball at the Mark Hopkins . . . Merril Smoak Bucky Snyder Steve Sockness Ed Sojourner Julie Stanchfield Jone Stevenson Sharon Sullivan Pat Tarason 202 Linda Standifer Bruce Stocker Keith Swanson Ann Taylor Paul Stanton Jeff Stoermer Michelle Sylvester Linda Teixeira Karen Stark Paul Street Linda Tally Randy Tejada Craig Texera Robert Thornton Jill Trieber Mark Turnage Carol Thomas Randy Tipton Mike Trout Michele Vannoy Cheryl Thompson Dave Tousley Stan Trujillo Sue Vargas Lynette Thompson Jack Trieber Theresa Trujillo Arthur Vasquez 203 Yolanda Vasquez Janis Waitley Marilyn Waterman Dan West Kris Voorhees Susan Warren Paul Walters ■■ Carol Webb Carol Wardlow Steve Webb I Larry Weinstein Joyce Westphal Kathy Whited Barry Winfield Bruce Wraa Penny Williams Allen Wittenberger Marie Wright Freeman Young Steve Williams Charles Wofford Vivian Ybarra Rae Willimet Martha Woodcock Connie Young Lila Young 205 Tom Zimmer Eloise Zupan Jim Aguilar John Anthony Larry Bernard Mike Brownlee Elaine Castleberry Bob Ford Christine Gardner Tim Hanning SHY SENIORS Gary Henderson Gerry Laycock Lynda Maddox Janice Morgado Carolee Olsen Nedda Pray Randy Ramos Steve Reedy Flavio Robles Bob Ruiz Susan Scott Curtis Sturm Robin Suriano Judie Talley Richard Van ' t Hof Jeanne Wadsworth Then, finally, it is graduation night, the climax of twelve years of hard work. Everyone self- conscious in caps and gowns, giggling nervously. Pomp and Circumstance begins to play, the signal to march out on the field The procession goes slowly with everyone taking his assigned chair. The speeches begin, no one really listening In¬ stead, most of the class is thinking about the past years and then realizing that it is the last time that the class of ' 69 will all be together. Nostalgia creeps in but is stopped by the delivery of diplomas. This is really the end. Your name is called. You step forward, receive it, and march back to your seat. You are now an alumnus of Washington High. You watch the others in your class walk up, the boy you fought with in the third grade, your best friend in the seventh, and the first person you went out with The music begins and it is now time to sing the Alma Mater for the last time. The mood is one of happiness mixed with fears of new responsibilities. Those were the days, Oh yes, those were the days. Now we are free with uncertain plans for the days to come The future is filled with fears, frustrations, hopes and dreams. There ' will be many unexpected changes in our lives in the years to come We are the hope of tomorrow. The prob¬ lems facing us are difficult ones. Will we meet the challenge? 206 HUSKY AWARDS Receiving Husky Awards for their service to the school were Mike Alvarez, Linda DeMetrick, Mary Dickson, Monty Hobbs, Carry Losk, Patty McGrath, Kirsten Olson, Cori Rasmussen, Creg Silva, Penny Williams, and not pictured Melody Montgomery. f BANK OF AMERICA AWARDS Bill MacGregor - -end - M Si-BT Bank of America win¬ ners are nominated by the various departments within the school. A scholarship commit¬ tee then deliberates. Winners are selected on the basis of their aca¬ demic achievement in specific fields. Four pla¬ que winners and twelve certificate winners are chosen. Certificate win¬ ners represent academic achievement in a parti¬ cular subject. Plaque winners participate in further competition for academic honors. PLAQUE WINNERS Monty Hobbs Vocational Arts CERTIFICATE WINNERS Top picture: Julie Faltus, Drama; Claudette jarrell, English; Sherry Antone, Music; Kathy Christensen, Business; Julie Stanchfield, Home Economics; Mark Carlson, Social Studies; Neil MacSwain, Art; Dan Rhoades, Laboratory Science; Rob Leachman, Mathematics. Bottom picture Mike Johnson, Trades and Industrial Arts; Susan Marundee, Foreign Languages; Steve Benbow, Agriculture Bill MacGregor had the honor of becoming one of the Notional Merit Finalists this year. The principal function of the NMSQT is to identify students of exceptional in¬ tellectual promise. Semifinalists become finolists after they have been endorsed by their schools, have sub¬ mitted a Semifinalist Information Form, and have sub¬ stantiated their NMSQT scores on a separate examina¬ tion. Every Finalist is awarded A Certificate of Merit in recognition of his distinguished performance, and each is given careful consideration for a Merit Scholarship. The selection of Merit Scholars involves the evaluation of each Finalist ' s ability, achievement, and goals. NATIONAL MERIT Receiving Letters of Commendation were Barbara Carroll, Barbara Ferrell, John Deubert, and Ginger Koger. These letters are awarded to students who score in the high per¬ centile in the NMSQT but not quite high enough to be Semifinalists. They are highly regarded by colleges. D. A. R. This year the DAR award was given to Melody Montgomery. This award is presented to the senior girl with the highest record of good citizenship both in her school and community. It was the job of the senior girls to decide who they thought deserved this honor. Tomorrow the first day of the rest of your life 7T2.-39W . Students in Mexico rioted for bet¬ ter conditions but the only results were 40 to 50 dead. . Jacqueline Kennedy married Aris¬ totle Onassis. . John Carlos and Tommy Smith raised clenched fists in support of Black Power movement during the National Anthem at the Olympic games. . President Johnson raised every¬ one ' s hopes by calling a bombing halt. . Huey Newton went to jail and Eldridge Cleaver did not. .The Pope ' s Humanae Vitae caused much controversy and gained a lot of opposition. Richard Nixon won the presi¬ dential election but the Democrats still controlled both Houses of Congress. . The shape of the table was decided upon while thousands of men were being killed in Vietnam. . Joan Baez said of Columbia U ' s riots, You don ' t accomplish any¬ thing by breaking in and smoking the President ' s cigars. . De Gaulle was re-elected by a land¬ slide after violent student demon¬ strators opposed him. .Thousands of children starved to death in Biafra. . Of the Mideast crisis—Arabs at¬ tacked and the Israelis retaliated. ... Borman, Lovell, and Anders saw the dark side of the moon on their historic Apollo 8 journey and re¬ turned to earth as national heroes. ... The Pueblo crew was released 11 months after they were captured by North Korea. ... Commander Bucher presented his case to the Naval Board of Inquiry and faced a possible court martial. ... The morality of heart transplants was questioned. ... The trials of the alleged assassins took place. ... Student rioters attempted to close college campuses across the nation with violent demonstrations. Moving running searching . . . Moving to find the answers . . . the ultimate concern . . . Running to find yourself— who you are . . . what ' s really important in your life . . . Searching to realize why you ' re here . . . what you ' re doing — For every man has something to give . . . something uniquely his. Opening yourself up to the world and the problems around you . . . listening . . . giving . . . And when you ' ve given all you can . . . You can seek with the knowledge of today until you find the answers of tomorrow . . . until you find the unquestionable truth. CREDITS avisor: M pHarlari « 4 Ptyfcgrapher: Mr. Wynn Ed r: Candee Hallock Artvvoj and Cover Design: Chrif ipperfj Record: Heidi Couse Mr. Cross iTage: Bill Bischoff Senior Portraits: Ash StudA Student Photographers: Carry Losk M ¥ T Don Melcher v Larry IV Grat Copy: Candee llalloek ' V V Sports: Patty McGrath Cyndic Crain Activities: Mbara Sheri . JOTi t George il Faculty and Productipns: (leidi Classes: Patty Weight Connie Acras l Seniors: Barbate latspif Nancy George y