Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)
- Class of 1962
Page 1 of 224
Cover
Pages 6 - 7
Pages 10 - 11
Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9
Pages 12 - 13
Pages 16 - 17
Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1962 volume:
“
I .--- -A xx :T - Jr- 'P'-4 N X NX KXQ. XXX .xx xxxxo. -.,,kxNN- fx-' N ,gx. 1. 5 .xxx 3 --xkirbclx ll. xxx XXNA N x,xx.N-. xx .,xxN-. X. XMAN xxx . ..-, pix,- Nvx, Xvx Csmfs Hxvxkhxx xx 5' X-.Q-xxx. x -.NA - N, X X ,-n.f,, x - 4.-sz' X ' wk. ,Q xy Aw. EN, MM Vx' .XXX . xkk' XNN5 XX .xxx x N, x, N x AA 1 :ww Vx ' aw A Ai. -mm- .,,. , - WN? ig Wa A .Mm ,Af fwxfh, W x WX XA! My ,X,,,xA,i. -. f XA A, KKMM, , V. A ,X -, -'-wmv. 5.3 Q ,.,f.,sf1,, ,Aw A .I 4 N, wr-clmff, Q. A 5 . A F . QA, ,- Q QQ 'Af-J-Alf xim-V4 I Q -.' -f -' 'wziglagywf' Ml?'L W?'fP 'AiiL4gqf3jw'Vfk'ffgf1 V 'l,Q5'S5i71y 5'-A ' N5 KVNJ-'jf' ,A A, -, X LN, MMP, ' ww ' N- ' X. J- 'ww 'Y'w'??S'M4 N55 'Bc-NM y,1'1' K fx E A A-fa-A x'?2.,,.-.Q 'WN taxi' XP? A X X Exam. :.:p.gf'fKA,f ,IRixifyghi2Q0:k,k::,QZg5w,Qk:XA: , - x. j SLxff??7H'AcnhggN-L -if 5- U Mn xgJff'f72:'fX:'a'- '-Mf x J' 2 ' Arms 2 ,' f rx 2 1 1-vm wr, -Q wr. -vm-f . vw? ,gil -kk. Ulm, M! wg? MQW qffwm wafmza J 'x Nl, ' 1 , ., MNT' Mm we M WW JZ JGWM UAW UAL- ' 54 Awegfm' ' rw . CLIL , , -0k,,6'VL miami. 16? If, - nyc P6MmU , Lf. Cllzfznjpl J , mi7,-md KU J,Mz,w-! ' M wjymw Aw 5 whwz gmc J Nwww OID iww-C U, 'D Wdmff f3ff'f MQCQ44, 7,mQf,ff LJ Maw 72620 Mfg' A Hg? ' , , F14 q Fw fl.'3A A Q 2 I TL, fvff' K1 if Z W rw C , ff 1 VL l ' 3 U DW ' 4 K7 fr' 'f J 4 'iw if , 5' fQ70,ufcJ Qiavofal Muwfc rf GQ' 'J Uiybliyxlayf, had www? Fi ,fl NM uf-ff fl' WL fi! X. ,QM June. zfcwfb ,WM KA . xltgff N fl, we 7 Q -1416096416 Ofwfdfl Y5iVi,l,' M41 - 7,6 -hf W J QJ JMj1,f' IAIJL N, ww ' . CMA if f A yn M MW I x-Zwfcfifff 'XWLX A ml MW! Www 042045 M6 Lf ff I UWM M314 V91 f'HY!-1 X XXX K KD Q 'ZW-Q DW Ja X IK. P Nw? rn! ,jk ENSER my LYQWU A ii ' X MX V W I A , 31 W ' ' f' N f' A Lf 1 N u,V I 'X V5 M 9m z VU X, AW . X ,yu 4 Q Q 3 ,K JW, Uyvw jhidj' X95 f I I 09m 6544 QP J, xg . y 1 , L 1 Lf ,qdqy , . ' 6' 03 977 fflffl 7' L V .fy X? . . lj!! 4546? 77ffL'lfQ. IQ uf 11-5 YQ-1.5 Cf ,J x44-f ' 1 ,f .1 ,f -J , . ,j,4,7 f 5 . L-'f f' If M A D QCH' .Y 'N QKULCL Clgcx 1 Y I X7,,ZC,,!j',L I 'XV' Q Eyylgkid xv L 1 WZ H QW K X- 'l Cuvsbxqfk Qjjtrv OR 5 L X9 A if cxbocfk L- L3 VIXVNQ! ix' L 3 Look s X- L! j 37 I ' L ff X 'N may in AXXTR 2, YQ OAZVS ,fp 6? Q RQCQQQ L L5 Y Lx-, X if 'X gf 9 1 ' 4064, f.,?X'4v!-Q-6 Mu if 'Irv-vp,-,,.A., , v-' -UN eQg,f0'M fw Www fi,-.ML , M7 1 f Ju' Mgwf? 1962. SQ L! WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL PORTLAND, OREGON VOLUME 55 55 5, 3, 5 J s 3 i I ' 1 I r wi I I i w 3 ! 1 -1 A 1 if E 5 3 'i S 1 I n ! 3 '1 'v I I I r ? 5 3 Q QW? X M21 and hoped many years to Editor-in-Chief . . . Beverly Boileau Business Manager .... Bill Miller Photographer .... g' Ken Settlemier Co-Layout Editor .... Ronald Mar Co-Layout Editor .... Steve Moore Mi W ? DEDICATICN MISS WEINA GRAN BERG To Miss Weina Granberg, our beloved teacher, retiring after thirty years of service to Washington High School the yearbook staff proudly dedicates the 1962 Lens. Since entering the Portland Public Schools as a teacher in l9l9, she has instructed over seven thousand students who benefited greatly from her teachings in commerical geography, bookkeeping and now typing. Miss Granberg has extended her teachings to night classes and to summer school, and she has been active as Chairman of the Business Department, of Washington High School, and for many years was advisor of Washington's Commercial Club. An excellent bridge player, Miss Granberg also loves flowers, appreciates music and art, is an avid sports fan, and in the past she has traveled extensively. She attended the University of Southern California to get her M. B. S. and at Colum- bia University in New York she worked toward her Doctorate Degree. There will always be a warm spot in Washington's heart for Miss Granberg whose presence will be greatly missed. 4 ffl 1 Af QQMLQVL Wi' WM Z.. WM X gf 5 d2?fQP1L4f ads and student index CCNTENTS student government Q f Q, 3 s gx te 41 5 2? pf 42.2 few: 9 Wav if g 1 i 614 Q clubs 55455 Q 5 H ,S ggggmmwggig ee? 14.5, ,gf 'ww ,. sz 1 S 'Q i 5 music 103 NUC LSQ5 533 S if :,, ,t,. , ,,: 5, 1 fi- 4 ew 111 1 1 jig vw seniors Z 3 sie 1? 169 J 5g5?K5fia K A ' s 1 1 , 3 QP 8 I 25 M we 9 , :' A-'Qui TC HCNCR MRS. VELMA LE GGE who is retiring this year after nineteen years of devoted service to Washington High School. 6 I 'WV' if -fi .V K K' 615?giE:fff3 .5 . f 'A gp Layezif ggzf ' Q He ?'i , ywf' - -mfg ' 1 . gf A .L 'fgfwli' 1 I fi' ,V ff-11 , .Q?fi:1zi.-ff5i ?s'5 2 ' jfs W A xvgggfsx - i 1 f 5 T? 2, 1, V' ,fu I L, 04. ff-V ,J ff -A , ALMJ ' .,f-- Zsff' f , 1 , S3 ',MiM f L - 5. H1 f 1 A 5 v 4 X 1 ., L J f D 5 MW 4 v 93,5 ,T 5 T L 5 L I 4- SNQV 'J' f J are r f Y ,K 1 L as HM 33 Q S M P ' 1 A as r M ,Q x 1 M f A I A S. ei A25 NW? 5 wh 1, 1 L 5 EM rg, 2, 45 4 S 5 ln ' r J 1, 1 5' 5 W N W ,f 'LW H yy , if lp , Ju, .1 ' S5125 ,Q I , .f fi Q , M If Q31 5 Q2 fi fm ' N f r il ww ,si lg, f M tis P L I , Q ' J K is? ew! gif , Qs , Y I5 ' 71, A q WQM we K, ,fnfigfigv -P , y iff 42? 42- F 55 3 i fl ' f mx, A ' W f 'W if Kas: I I gg, wa A 5 X V Vg I I , X if 5325 f X X if Q :tm E Swffzw M : ?g'?'h'1: 3 E! if fix? ei' 3 5 is Qui' i f A f g QL xv ff 2 W 4 f 1 W 2 Q 4 ' m ff fi, gs if as Qs 32 'ZH' gg Ns ,, f EJf1,7,,!1i ,p gtg K . ,, 5 Wg' W nu! 4 55.33 154355 , L aJ4dlfWlVllSfflGlflOUl 9 QJTQLQUQW -s.,, -sg. -LA OH , Jlvm QLW Ag ,CXPX 5? li X. QT, Y f Q. w ww 1 1 o N :5.:v.,.m,., ,, W 'T ,nlffl M In ,, fe I he ,iigrk I mf? 5, I A W , , I 3 ,Q ,,,L - ,L X , .- Q , , ,fs . ,NN 1 A ,ff , ,, ht, Jvvtglg' if... 1 I Q I X3 I 4 V if X ,,y.,.,i'j . . ,, V if , ia f 3 5 V Eg , ,:- , . 31, , A M Y .,g,A ,,.,,,,Mwg ,, W, , ' Wg I . 4' ' ,, an H 1 ,, wh f fl' H kyfil i-.fx ,..- , - ' f , J ,L g W , . . H-Q -- ' 1 f f N ' 1 , '59 - 2-' fi' -f47.f,g'g?35f'f Tm ' Y' 4 W 'NVQ-gn fi- Pffslyg ffggifQ'fZf1,1 ' - ,fn ', V' 5 5 - i , f,.. 4 as - , mfwf,:g5-f,,i,fH'i35.p?3g,,+f:ffgy'f5fg25igp,fji'-264,91 A 1 - I . .. 3,g,,ii,, , 5 J . f xyxiflkggwe fill-4' ray , ,. f l : , jir i 'W f ' 1 A ' in m.., D Q 2 Ti g 3, ,nw . , A : Mx X A V 45,- , .. .. wif' M W. ' Y , f .wwf P ' M, ,qw ,P 1 ff 9 V , -. :.Z?iI'Zmbf F bf - -f - 'g2g55f,Wy,wW f'1w,, I g - . ,ef , ' ' ' A W Q Awgzgg fx., , :ESM A I.:agQQE2QEQ5235255-:f'f:2:21E:l 1:2:2sfri:z-,,. , ,,v.-2:4-:.:.:-:-:rn 1-:, I.-,.:',z.::,:: PRINCIPAL IEEEELQ... 5- S All To the Class of 1962: You and I have spent two years working together for the best interests of the best high school in the city of Portland. If you have enjoyed it as much as I have, then you, too, have been very happy, very busy and also very much concerned that perhaps we could have done a better job. Please join with me in the certain knowledge that Wash- ington did make forward progress in its curriculum and in its activity program during those two years. As this year comes to a, close, let us join together in urging the class of 1963 to carry on from where we left off to the end that Wash- ington High School may ever be in the forefront in keeping up with advancing ideas and ideals in secondary education. Signed! Harold A. York Principal 9 MISS MARY WITHYCOMBE ADMINISTRATIVE VIC E PRINC IPAL DEAN OF GIRLS Miss Withycomb, dean of girls, has been a wonderful administrative Vice Principal. She supervises the couseling and guidance program, Rally Squads, and the Pep Club. She coordinates student productions, college representative Visitations, and scholarship applications. She also makes arrangements for Washington Rose Festival princess selection and May Fete. DR. WILLIAM RICHTER ADMINISTRATIVE VIC E PRINCIPAL DEAN OF BOYS Washington High School is fortunate in having Dr. Richter as dean of the boys. Aside from the welfare of the boys he supervised Baccalaureate, Commence- ment, athletics, the Student Store,fire endar. In case Mr. York is absent Dr. Richter becomes principal. Wmsim 10 and air defense drill and the school cal- MR. GARETH GODDARD C URRIC ULUM VICE PRINCIPAL Mr. Goddard, Curriculum Vice Principal ated educational program. In addition he is in charge of teachers, student teachers, special services, instructional materials, bookroom, library, and student participa- tion in radio and television activities. MR. GERALD HAGEN ACTIVITIES ADVISOR Mr. Hagen, new activities director to Washington High School, is in charge of coordinating and supervising all club activities, club's calendars, and is of general assistance to everyone. He spent three hard working periods as activities director, two teaching ESS 1-2 and has a seventh period leadership class. He has attended the University of Portland and Long Beach State College. 11 organized and coordinated a smoothly oper- 71 fl' 7'V' ALDRIDGE, WALTER: Mathematics m iw .3 if BABCOCK, EDNAz Mathematics Engl-1 sh ' BERKE, PATRICIA: English BERKI-IAM, NATHAN: Social Studies BACON ELIZABETH: ASCHIENBRENNER, TONY Social Studies BOUCK, GORDON: Science, Mathematics COMSTOCK, ILA: DAVIDSON, JOHN: Latin Industrial Arts I2 CHAPMAN, JOAN: English DUDREY, MARGARET: Program for the Deaf FITZWATER, CAROLINE . Physical Education Shorthand' Typing GRANBERG, WEINA: Typing FULLER, SAM: Distributive Ed- uc ation, Drafting , Counseling 2 FOSTER, MARGARET: FROST, MARTHA: Home Economics GUMBERT, GRAYCE: English, German HASENMAYER, EVELYN: HAGEN, JERRY: En 1, h C 1 uns English, Activities Director g ls ' O e or I3 I-IARRIGER, MAX Social Studies Soph. Counselor H1-:rcK, LERAY! Vocal Music HILDRETH, RICHARD: HUDSON, ORPHA: Social Studies, Counselor English HUGI-ILEY, ROBERT: English, Social Studies, Mathematics wwf E HULSE, ALVIN. Remedial Reading JOHNSON , LENORE: French A KNUTSON, JOHN: Mathematics, Test Coordinator LOKTING, JILL: IEGGE, VET-MA: English, Social Mathematics, SUI'-HBS Counseling 14 as E f ' ' , . ,f s wag Q is f f sscc as Q? is wk -lj, -Q 2- ..,,.. hqsfe ' 4 355325: 2 1' ., sw 3' ' , f f, wiv,-zsale,-Qst, so i - ,f , LARSON, KEITH: English, Social Studies 1 MacRAE, ETI-IEL: Speech, Creative Writing MALQNEY, JAJMZES, MATSON, CECIL: Eng1ish,Iou.rna1im1, SPeeCh: Dfamatics Washingtonian Activitie 5 MATYE, JOHN: Social Studies wie' - ,sag?qf'1'l E.'ffQ5i1'.2g4g?:fi531 N ., 3, ' Z g,,L xii .jimi -i-1'-'iii i5+fl?7,:Tgj2.', -fQ.'--5'1 K 4 ' Wifi? . f -' ,, -, V-if if '1 - if V' L 'r :'::,l T. ' . - 1 , 5 -.53 vw' -- , ,,f McDOWELL, EDWARD: Instrumental Music MCCLUSIEY, WILLIAM: Physical Education McCORD, WILLIAM: General Science , I Chemi.s11'y NIELNICHUK, STEPHEN: MIKKEI-SON, I-OWELL Physical Science, General Biology Science I5 McMAHON, JOHANNA English, Social Studies MILOKNA, JOSEPH: Physical Education, Counselor NEWTH, CARROLL: Indusuial Arts, Counselor OBERG, ELAINE: Biology, Counselor Mathematics POCK, HELEN: English, Social Studies OVERTON, VEARI.: POETSCH, PAUL: English, Social Studies RAHMUS, GAYLE: Librarian if PORTER, -D9N14:LDa- RANDALL, LOUISE: Physics, Science Research, Mathematics General Science I6 POOL, WILBERT English, Social Studies, Russian SADDLER, BLESSING: General Business, Art, Typing SMITH, SHARON: English , , , ,. . ,fly ,: 1- -TQ? mf. A ,fs , --,:1,s::f1, SEVERSON, RUTH: Typing, Office Practice STEVENS, MILDRED: English, Social Studies, Effective Reading ,, . L,,,,: L SLAVSKY, CLIFFORD: Bookkeeping, Business Law SVAREN, RUSSELL: Art UPPENDAHL, DONAIDz Social Studies s L 1O, 5 sss, ee L no TENNANT, E. RUTH ,Lf M if' ': ' O E Art, Scholarship chairman Crlre - -1 1 . -um LSH' - .s s v1,1 ' -L S S ,,,S . -'e ' 3 2 ' K 711 g j - WARD, AILENE: Spamsh, Enghsh WALKER, rom: Physical Education iome Economics I7 vvm-:E1.ER, GLADYS: Secretaries mmf 1- ' 4 W1 x'-. w' uf'NmeVfffqxmegugxggiv,-eil, -, . X,-A . Z ,,V.,7,, V X ee 4 e, n nn n -ms. n e Counselling Secretary Attendance Secretary MRS. COOK MRS. LAVVRENCE ,W .W.,,M:W,W Q , ,, --Uzfwgw, ,gi nn nn n f Q V,,A,,.f , . A Vg ' 5 -,., 5 . , ,, , .NWT I 'b f 1 V N, i , ,.,. if ,,,WM,. y 'Mm 'ga n ',-- we: r if 7 ,- . : ,. :f t A ,,E,gg3g7ig' W ,,,' -.,::W, V 1 . V 0 . mwenmsp . X -,:s az f ,.22 . z- ig, . I Q ,-. ,:.,...,.,.,Q ... , , U1 .. I W,.w f K my In K 2 A ,K ...., M.. , g k,VA, K K - ,,.,. , - ' ,,..v T g i73zL?if5i?5f5W . ..,, -, . J A , ,grgzm l ,E 53:1 I ,5L,5:,mW2?,,M,?.,3,,,,L,?. U I n N Qi ' K 5 5 :L I 5 ' . :' ' 'i V - 1 'e-- ' f fir , Ev -'h, i 5 wg Q ,Vx Q, 'if-1 1 jf.-Q1 gg, -. 1 M i 1 f Y' n -K ' V- K .W N g Q1 ww, f , f k.,L 5 j 3 K 5 f f-ie an e- W, . . n ' :::f:,:mQ2222f g3 ,, 3: Q, .zzz :xx -5 1, ,535iM?5,35Q3giZ5g5,g Assit- Secretary Head Secretary MRS, VAN NUYS MRS. BAUMANN 18 Counselors Freshmen Counselors Sophomore Counselors MISS ETHEL MSJCRAE MRS. VELMA LEGG1: MR., JOSEPH MILOKNA MR- MAX HARRIGER Junior Counselors Scholarship Chairman MR. CARROLL NEWTH MISS RUTH TENNAN T MISS ELAINE OBERG Vocation Counselor MR. SAM FULLER 19 s n :V K +1 2 2 3 X 3 SX , 2 . ' ifi z H, B lix -ff, fl is 't H ' 'f,77 1.17-t , Q -Q. 6 K3 , Q 1 . H 'X-o' :,.1 ' I - ,iip 'WW '?QE55g5?Ei?575' f A 'flip Liliefiiffi :P- -., . , ' '5 6 S - 1-151-Q' ifsnifieijfaigiifiaslffe-If-211 K - - QA: fftiwfyv mfz---za--1-'i , ,, -V U- L- '1f1.fi,12f :if iw-inx?iQ22f3?iflsjf'1 1' X for -W-2-sw'-iifsif,-tw ---b .ig--7 gfw-,ggffL,4,1f 'A i ,l,.iLgg,fw,? 1 Q,-2.-f1'?zs:1Qi. ff,-S . A 2, ',ggf,'ffi's2-12211.-4'f L' L, -Mme f 11- zo ' y . - S ' fr , . ' I ' ..,W,w- - -, -I . L -.Qi .W -,g i - , ezb:Q,'ff-gikgqgkgg gpg Mg 5: -if gk -- E , I ,gm - - ,ff.ffk,gi,,sf1z: , ff -.m'kwf:lk,. 5-ii-QW E J H Wk - S.. K f ' S - A , 'i-:- 4- -Q--Mg., ., A - f szff , W, V5 , wifi V--:-:Qw 11,1 - R .1 21- Y 1--Zffi-2f',13 - '1ff12i'o' wi 1 ,V-rnf.--vwugwr--n--:rsEe.f:: f 1 W ' -- Y- X'-fgifsLigzgii-ffg!iQ:,1' f . 'R K ' S K .rx Q gfiiif-ivf-Wi' ., 5 .- few Q H, '-Us f lg V 5535117 5-- 5521, U---flweswisegsl-1, . W - Y- . f-heir -- i5'9. 'f 'iffii-'75f-95XL'l'f?f-' 'A '.ff5i:Zfe:Tlif'i3 if ' ' ' .f7-f'ff'5H f :.,f.f l'f'. 'f f ff' ' fy z, 7' I ' If-,. .1 S' :f. - A ' A-Q ff?-S f357?5I, , ' I ' .isgg ' - . , .gf ' 1 S bm - me ,A - K 4,1 on -K ,. . , 1 ,sgfe,.m. . wife. - -f -f -- nf .1 .. . ,.,x,w,k, iw 255,-.e Q P - 1- . -ff, f ,.--' gm ., 5532.-fv v. I wr -1535 :il-'T . ' L Q.: ,nhy is ,U A- ,,..M7 S 5 S, . .,,h Q V 'S' f5.,': 45E4l?3Q.I:'5L'4-i : A 'kk 'V ' , . i,f5'.ls553F W 'ft'-:'ff g13gE-:!'?',f , fm 1 : I :c:if3k'1.ffw,-f , -1-W ff fn- we 'f , . - ' Bookkeeper Book Clerk MRS. ETLINGER MRS. COOLEY 1 f, 2' .F iw: .1 ' 11 W Q 154323 , ' wx T! I--W 1 ' 1111145 . H L School Nurse Assn Librarian MRS. DOROTHY WEINSTEIN MISS MAYERS 20 Custodial Staff From left to right: Bernis Benson, James Ajkens, Harry Sherman, Nazthaniel Hartley, George Trask, Jack Keele, John Murphy, James Gumm, James Beebe, Marino cafeteria off From left to right: Minnie Shaw, Lillian Schutz, Nina Miller, Louisa Engles, Shirley Carter, Ingeborg Breitenstein, Alice Mlady, Ruth Stewart 21 2, W 6 W Class busily finishes book reports with Mrs. Bacon's assistance. .tv 3 3553 55- 5' .. Q V. i 1 Vw-wa' . -W Q51 . uv , ww QT V jg Mrs., Severson's class learns to use various business machin es. Class listens attentively as Mrs. Pock lectures. 22 ---u... 9' Typing class Works attentively on job. 2 5 Before-test jitters overtake Mr. MOCOId'S Chemistry class. ww- Mr. Porter explains craters on the moon to General Science class. 23 Tec1cher's Candicls D mifluii: ,'-MN1sxrwDmg fff ' , VG D ' ff-M . , 2 'M Q ,HX f.f-' 5 f W --g' Q 'sir - N ' SI.f3iYQf il, ' X N any v .L.. DD .WMD 'm,. , h,2. VYZL, W D .,A ., ,A b I -g R ,k,A I BIG DADDY U Y M HUNGRY? MR, SLAVSKY D ' 1 D .,,'. fflfif D :,:i ,I DDZ, D I Y 'K V- 7k,- I if fi w D P ERRE KNUTSON, IN PERSON Q- D ' f, D D ---f V 4 ,.', Y ',' A D II D -I , V' D ' D ' .,. D Akh, I -2' Q D - I' ' ' ' Isl H D f .D 'js H lv MR. SVAREN . . . HERCULES I , nf DID' 5 , ON THE BEACH WITH UNCHAINED y if -I I T JILL LOKTING ' V D, ij, . A ,...f.'4 -' - ., g.si2ff'? Q ff! ,fy 4,4 f 24311 fm. D ' I 'Qiiilg' : 2:21 ' A if D I ,gl ,:D,, D,, D f I ' x 5 I, I AIL MD D BUT JOAN, IT'S NOW SPRING ai QyDDf ' 1 L N G. H. DID HAVE A POT BELLY AT THAT N. B. WHAT A PRETTY SMILE YOU HAVE 24 WHERE ARE YOU GOING MRS., SMITH ? LOWE LL THE RIFLEMAN MIKKELSON MRS. RANDALL -, D, wl',+f I I 4 H , .rj ' D- QR 7. My . '2 ' G' A Q x D. , D LD., D Q- V 4.. ' 4 D , : D' , , gin- Dgf, :iw ,, pgwvgxf fi D ga4Q, :gm -1 1f2g1,zg 1:f'g M y - 5 Sw S - . x, MQW, -, ,.,, D . -:Ah J.4..,n..4 ,. .., - wx f '-H4512 ' 5 w:.iVW.K'g.f'k 1- . ,!1?L2TM3S: YQ '21 ' ., ' W ,MQW , ,VD V . WHY THE GAS MASK MISS. BABCOCK? UM 56 A 1 S r QPQQMQ ww MW WM ww W M3105 X Sfubenf government ,gg Q3 W ' I N , ....,... . .....,.., 4, Af - '4 EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIE' Il:EEE55E5:E2:E5f:2E5ffE1'ff2Ef25'5Exf5:27' 'xiiiriiirbf' :::1:::s:2:2:2:212 'f'E25:E:1,E 1:Sr,::f:E:r:E2E:E:' ...... ,..,.. . , .+:rs::1:23:5 , M' 08 W- g 4 1 ,S U SQ! ygprdfg KYK '50 lflOOk wmklfx Liga, VLOMJQ Ya-efemy SO gsKQGLSOfvLf7 CVOLL ape! 50 YXWQ- Gfufld X1X'QkQh'Q'f-XLCQQK QUAQ, 'Mvvlfu XDXULQ CMN' Xbbfkcwilwwdl SUQ1:Qf Svude ow Ckb if-30ULVlCL 'EC 106, L , SMQGQSSQQZXE QQ mlb, My cw mm WKMXW Q' E 1 N w 1 Dick Thompson Fall term, 1961, was a very successful one from the Executive Council's point of view., This was due largely to the fine cooperation displayed by both faculty and students. The Executive Council has been a laboratory for citizenship training and has made acontribution in teaching l democratic ideals.. ' Specifically the Council performed many services to the school. Besides traditional activities such as Freshman Orientation, Opening Football activities, the Student Body Semi-Formal, l and a. Leadership Workshop, the Council sponsored the first Colonial Carnival held in many l years at Washington. This was a successful event using the combined efforts of all of the J clubs at this school. 1 F 1 1 F 26 FALL MARILOU SCHLICIGIR VICE PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE CCJUNCIL MARY ANN KRUC TREASURER RUTH I-EE IIM ELLE LARRY RICH G.L. PRESIDENT B.L. PRESIDENT SPRING S.B. PRESIDENT NANCY LEWIS SECRETARY IUDY MORELAND ASSISTANT TREASURER BOB KAI SER GENERAL COUNCIL PRESIDENT KEN SETTLEMIER WAT-LY KURIHARA RANDY JOHNSON JIM HARTLEY SR, CLASS PRESIDENT JR. CLASS PRESIDENT SOPH, CLASS PRESIDENT FR, CLASS PRESIDENT 27 p Q v I i R E , J I li 1 5 D: Ei 5 Z 1 SPRING GENE STAINBROOK ' BARBARA GROUT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY EXECUTIVE COUNCIL KATHY SEATON BOB WEINER TREASURER ASSISTANT TREASURER RUTH BASSET STU GQFQRTH DICK THOMPSON YEU-WEI YEE C..L. PRESIDENT B.L. PRESIDENT FALL s.B. PRESIDENT GENERAL COUNCIL PRESIDENT KEN SETTLEMIER WALLY KURIHARA RANDY JOHNSON JIM HART!-EY SR. CLASS PRESIDENT JR, CLASS PRESIDENT SOPH. CLASS PRESIDENT FR. CLASS PRESIDENT 29 Fall Cabinet First Row: Nancy Stratton, Barbara Grout, Vicki Brazelton, Pat Noble, Pat Morris, Marilou Schlicker, Ann Gardner, Ruth Misenhimer, Marilyn johnson, linda Tweten. Second Row: Spencer Coffey, Earl Fray, Tom Lindgren, Bill Fehr, Larry Rich Dick Mozorosky, jim Ford. The Cabinet is the club council consisting of the president of each honor, interest, and service club., This year the Cabinet assisted the student body in sponsoring the Colonial Carnival. The committee chairmen came from the cabinet and each club sponsored a concession or donated their services. Due to the efforts of the clubs and the cooperation of the student body the carnival was a great success. MARILOU SCHLICKER OFFICERS President ...... Marilou Schlicker Vice-President ...... Patti Morris Secretary ..... .... Arm Gardner Chaplain .... . . .Vicki B1-azelton 30 Spring Cabinet First Row: Eva Bushman, Sue Miller, Pat Noble, Kathy King, Gene Stainbrook, jim Elle, Vicki Brazelton, Ruth Misenhimer, Sally Dow, Cheryl Murphy. Second Row: Sandy Avery, Sally Sagar, Paul Smilowski, Stanley Sue, Tom Lindgren, Dick Thompson, Earl Fray, Mary Ann Krug, Dyanne Cline. GENE STAINBROOK OFFICERS President ........ Gene Stainbrook Vice-President .......... Jim Elle Secretary ......... Vicki Brazelton Chaplain .... .... K athy King The main purpose of the Cabinet is to coordinate club activities with the proceedings of the Executive Council. The Cabinet sets forth worthwhile service objectives. One of the service projects that was very successful was the Goodwill Drive which gave aid to the handicapped and to the community. In theory the objective of the club program is to learn to cooperate and achieve common goals. This can only be done by setting aims high, thus giving us something to strive towards and endeavor to achieve. 31 5 n Fall General Council First Rowx Dave Oyanagi, Nick Fotis, Doug lkajnard, Bob Kaiser, Ruth Lee, Debbie Tmmzat, Mlke Bauers, Steve Ole. Second Row: Sterling Going, Gary Eichman, Dick Russell, Tom Jones, Mike Yeager, Yeu-Wei Yee, Tom Christensen, Diane Halverson, Larry Taitz. Third Row: Doreen Decker, Cheryl Cegli, Katie Cornelius, Colleen Kilgore, Connie Biehler, Mary Lou Crisp, Vicki VanBusk:lrk, Jeanne Chartier, Kathy Sherman, Jim Struble. Fourth Row: Jacque Stewart, Barbara Brown, Carolyn Randolph, Lynn Lancer, Jancie Rask, Jan Whitcomb, Beth Wiseman, Sharon Charfield, Stan Sue. The General Council is anorganization in which each member of the Student Body is represented. General Council members are chosen by an election which is heldinthe Freshman, Junior, and Senior social studies classes, and Sophomore English classes. Through the General Council, ideas of different members of the Student Body can be discussed and if approved by a majority, these ideas are taken to the Executive Council. During the General Council meetings, students learn more aboutthe programs of the Executive Council and T how it is run., The fall members of General Council BOB IWSER were active in various school activities which include OFFICERS the United Good Neighbors Drive, taking care of the President -'--'- --Bob Kaiser Vice-President. . . . . . . Pat Chaperon Semetary. .. . . . . . .Lois McMa.n1ga1 Sergeant-At-A1'ms,Jim Nicolacoglou votingbooths on election days, and sponsoring the Fall Student Body Semi-Formal. 32 Spring General Council First Row: Loretta Bilbro, Sharon Chatfleld, Mary Ann Krug, Yeu-Wei Yee, Bob Kaiser, Pat Case, jan Biehler. Second Row: Virginia Dayton, Pat Chaperon, Marjie Sanderson, Linda Iippert, Sandi Traver, Janet Watt, Judy Hertl. Third Row: Marilyn Johnson, Connie Biehler, Sue Schlicker, Sally Yerkovich, Isynn Laneer, John Z ckg Dave Oyanagi, Harvey Lee. YEU-WEI YEE OFFICERS President ............ Yeu-Wei Yee Vice-President ......... Bob Kaiser Secretary' ....... .. .Mary Ann Krug Sergeant-At-Arms ........ Bill Fehr Eyjg Ei .W V ,J Q Qt wtf ZW Tl!! diary sf Wg .F 5' Ev J' Q1 The eneral Council strives for a better relationship and understanding between the Student Body and the schoo1's government. It is able to do this by inform- ing the members about the numerous activities and regulations of Washington High. Through the General Council representives, students can have their ideas brought forward and in this way the General Council and Executive Council can get a better idea on how the Student Body on the whole feels. During the spring term of the General Council, many profitable services were carried out. The Council was also responsible for the spirit totem pole and sponsoring the May Fete Dance. 33 FALL GIRLS' LEAGUE CCJUNCIL RUTHLEE DARLENE NELSON PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT MARJIE I-IADLEY SUE CHAPERON JOYCE WARD SALLY SAGAR SECRETARY TREASURER SERGEANT-AT-ARMS EDITOR HISTORIAN MELODY COX PAM NOBLE SUE PITTS KATIE CORNELIUS SR, CLASS REP. JR. CLASS REP. SOPH. CLASKS REP, FR, CLASS REP. Q 34 SPRING GIRLS' LEAGUE CGUNCIL SHARON CHATFIELD RUTH BASSET VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT LOIS SANDERSON CI-IERYI. MURPHY LINDA ANDERSON PAT CHAPERON EDI TOR HI STORIAN SERGEAN T- AT- ARM S TREASURER SECRETARY LYNN LANEER BECKY SNOOK PAT DEHN DARRELLE BRECHBIEL FR, CLASS REP. SOPH. CLASS REP. JR, CLASS REP. SR. CLASS REP. 35 FALL BCYS' LEAGUE CDUNCIL T ' .gsslfs ,. 'I X JIM FORD STEVE STERN YEU-WEI YEE JERRY KLOOSTERMAN SGT. AT ARMS TREASURER SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT I5 - TERRY GREEN BILL I-UPTON JIM DECKER soPH. CLASS REP, IR- CLASS REP- SR' CLASS REP' 36 SPRING BOYS' LEAGUE S?Pg?55:5H CUUNCII- GARY EICHMAN MIKE BALLY LARRY TAN-Z GARY NELSON VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER SERGEANT-AT-ARMS DAVE oYANAc1 LONNIE SOUTHARD KEITH LEE STEVE ET-LE sR. CLASS REP. JR. cLAss REP. soPH. cLAss REP. FR. CLASS REP. 37 League Reps First Row: Maureen McDevitt, Maxine Kampras, Jean Dale, janet Watt, Ann Cuddington, Debbie Tunzat, Vicki Bell, Linda Lewis Second Row: Becky Snook, julie Demers, Marian Hughes, Sharon Chatfield, Lynn Laneer, Joyce W ,W Wswagi Hockley, Linda Brown, Suzy Snook Third Row Evelyn Pories, Judy Philan, Kathy King, Patty Burke, April Constant Rhoda Lawrence, Kathy Williams, Sue Berelson, Sue Schlzlcker, Nancy Collins. Fall Boys League Reps First Row: Dave Oyanagi, Dan Holbrook, Tom Christensen, Mark Kakashita, Mike Yeager Second Row: Mike Bordeaux, Ted Bradbury, Keith Lee, Dennis Reager, Stanley Sue. Third Row: Jerry Kloosterman, Ron Kinoshita, 38 Spring Girls' League Reps .- - :a i Q : :::::: -2: . ,.... 1 ...,. .,. ,xg , M55 Z.:-s:::-2:55555.- :W ':,,:' - 'ff -' :' 1- ir 525215 5: :15 fi' rib v f ,f , . f , 0 , 2, .W fr? Q A105362 sf or f 4 ' 'as' vs f 6 4, 6 ,fqw ,,,,: f 1.13 :ig fx .Q,5:1a..:a:f,g:zgzsf- :EEIEfEI53E2:25i25E2:f: First Row: Clair Harvey, Ian Fegel, Sarah Saparbo, Esther Podemski, Martha Jones, Mary Chung, Sylvia Bohna, Karen Oyanagl. Second Row: Carol White, Kathy Westfall, Diane Pendergx-ass, Gwen Pederson, Marsha Karnes, Georgia Damman, Loretta Bilbro, Sue Schlicker, Nancy Collins, Kathy Coe. Third Row: Pam Noble, Kathy Snow, :zzllz Judy Garrison, Kathi Stearns, Sue Cartwright, Rhisa Erlich, Sue Miller, Rachel Train, Janice Rask, Sue Earnshaw, as- an . :1gffz2E::::,::::s-: Robyn Pruitt, Che1'Y1R0SS- 4, ,Q .......,......... s -4-, 5:':flas:s:s:s:s:a:ssfs63- f?2m:as:5:5:5:z:z5Qsr' rf, r:z:aa.15:g-3 , 32:52:22--3 44,:.:5:,3g9i ,Q .,.. , ,,,. Spring Boys' League Reps gygg A -..., 1 ,.,:.:.a-, ,3F:I:I:-:o:.:.. -QF' ffbxrf:-2:::f: E:zr-r:z:s:22i2::w 12553215 ,:,m:Q,.-.-,.- -Q:-:W Q.: .R g-. ,mc if 595 .-M. First Row: Paul Smilowski, Nick Fotis, John Warren, jerry Kloosterman, H'uce Gildsby, Yeu-Wei Yee. Second my Row: jack Suter, Marty Black, Dick Long, Bill Kidd, Mike Smith, Steve Weiner. Third Row: Tom Siel, Leroy Pittman, Terry Pearson, Ron Pom-ter, Tim Sue, Tim Arnsburg. S ,,:,:f,:.:f.:.-efm-fa-: 5:522-5.51.3-:-IC'PI-I-2-24:13:32:2:3S:5'37-.'PI:4!- --:--fm-:.: :.:.1.:,1.-...1.Q-2. 39...-, w.32,.-.-,-.- Q- 4-: 3 fr 2 .A 2551:5325135IzliiIf152515IESEE13Z12E55fiE5:IE253613IEEESEIE1EI?2E1E2:2Ei24-'Is-oc-4 ,,.. , ,,.., . .., ....,,.,., , ,.,., , , ,. .. ..f,..s,....a .,., ,, .,.,.,. Y ..v,..y.,.:,,,:.:,,,,,.:.:,:.,., ,.,. I.Q.,.,.,.,.,.,,,,.,,.,.,.,..- -W---4---N--,---nv:-1--we-:Q me-.1.1:-2-1-1-1-1.1-1-mm:as ?.,.,,,.,.,.. ??,,,M.,z,, 6.5 . -to fa- :::::::-1-1-aes:cas:-1 'giddy--:-32:-1-:ww-a-: ' 'iff .v':.:25!'i-'-2Z:'?:': -.g.4:.:Sg 3365? - Ii, .ei ':':Q5E5E5E5E5E5E5E5E5EfEIE5E5E2'2ii5f?E5E5Ef?5EI:3f?Ei5?Ei55t21:29-:'- 4, :-1-:.:-14:+1-:v:-:-:--12-f:-:s:,s:.m:w:-:-:- -- , , ,.. .-.1--sf' - .-1:v:-:.:,:.:,:-z+--.-- -- --:-1-xr:-:4:o:.:Q:.-----er-Q. 99 a4:kE5g3,23,3, .... vs. . qgfggififiiifop --sf.f.:.:.:-- fo:-:-:-:-:--M -.:.:,:.::2:Eas1s ae, Q. .M-. .1 -sw- --s22f252:55z , ,.,.,.,.... .-, ,..,. -..........m.,:s,..: a -:--s 2 I 222, 52 Sapporo Committee First Row: Mrs. Chapman, Mr. Hagan, Miss Wlthycome, Carolyn Flchtl, Mrs. Rshmes, Mrs. Johnson. Second Row: Marllou Schllcker, Terry Pearson, Marjle Hadley, Yeu Wei Yee, Bev Boileau, Linda Tweten, Dick Thompson, I.a.1:ryRlch .- , 1'21 ,.,.,...,. Washington High is fortunate inhaving a sister school located inPortland's sister city, Sapporo which is on Hokkaido, the northern most island of the Japanese Archipelago. This school is Sapporo South High. The Sapporo Committee was organized ln the spring of 1959 and this year it has carried on some of the activities of the previous year such as entertaining guests and giving assemblies. This spring the Sapporo Committee was instrumental inbringing to Washington High, Miss Yumi Ida, San Juan Capistrano's American Field Service Exchange Student from Sapporo South High School. Numerous activities were planned in honor of Yumi including a spontaneous welcome at the Airport by the City of Portland Officials and the students of Washington, a television interview, a tea at the Rickett's, dinner at the Bush Gardens, a tea and style show, acoiee hour for Yumi and many different city dignitaries, a banquet at the HillaVilla, a Girls League assembly, a pot luck dinner by the Executive Council, a Cotton and Cord dance, and finally a gift giving ceremony at the train depot as Yumi and her foster parents, the Hankys, left for San Juan Capistrano. ' 40 fr Qpfvf LV V570 'Gi WJVW7L,4f JV wgyy M 4 ACTIVI HE -:.:-: 4-: -:-:-5:4-z-:-. --:- :fr:2r:2:r:r:2:r:1:2:1:' :,:,:::,:,m M 11, 3, ,1 -:-::::::a55:g5g:g:::1-...,.,,,,,.,.,,,.21,:,.,1:15:5:,:g:5f5:g-:::::::,:-:-ze.:-:eq-:.:.: 2525515135255 ' 'N-I 11:1:f'2:1:5:2:7 2 25 :-: az-4. 4.255122:I12:21251515E1E1EfE1E2EIZE2?I51E5E55E 1 1: 3 '1 1 7 2s:2:::1:1:2 C 1, -4:-1-Q:V:-naw:-z-:fra-:rx2:V:1:2:2:1:2:2:2:a:gz+z-:-:4:-:.:4:-:,:-:-:-:-. :-:-:.: 11: H W5 S1919 4 z J N ., 4145 Rf ,. 4' .. S ., A wku jg., - V -.. .-me . ,. , 5 4 ,mn Q 3 .., 'nl ' 'Ill MII 5 1 if 5 11, I h, 1 ' ' ASL A M f ...ask smumwmmhf.-I H- NN ' f ' '-nuance-Wauunnoa nnunf :six ,4,.QK',w3vWn . ,. .,., . ., li N ' T 'apr if ' if ,A,,. ' L N ju , 1 Alf-'s J A N w g j , Mr, ,L ,fa h ' :Q-:j,fS. L ,. 3 7 Q' '..v:'j,,, A ' . mlwwmh N ' ... ' 3 Aff, ' 1 I ., P ? A25 4 ' xw,,m F , .... .,, . .,.. . , ., ,. . 'X .: , .-vwQ'ff, ,jIQLL2A A. 241' ' T vm' ' A Y ' 22., . O if 1 Q: . A ,, 4. ,. X, 4. ,. 6 Q .W A M, , , . ,155 1' X --Q-.., ,A,4 . 42, -f D' . I f - :zz ::.A . Q '. , 'Q ' E : , A W , :i 5 . '77 'v', 5- 1 . 'V . .-' -, 2 -fi' Q f 4 -JAP Q ? 33 ::.... A 'f' -' ' M 'L Q 3 'K f 3 4f'222 ,1'1,1:1N:1 in 1. lf, Q. Z off 9 6 K ' 9 ' ' Q Ya! E g 'W , QW if Y :Z A ,ww Q lf.,-g L'7g,::y. .rox.,,:iL.'?iJ,--T115 . ':'f '2'ff-'M' X- ' mg:-f M' ,L ,Z , w..15L, wfw, LN kbs ,151- , ' ? 1 , ' 'frwa- .L-'vagal -f ,, A A ' 1 M., --.- .... ww., , 411, - .. 1lL?'i, ' H. .-,km ., .,- ,... :rx Q.. ... .,,. .,' . The Fall Rally performs as the freshmen begin to realize the meaning of Colonial spirit. Frosh Orientation Eager freshmen enter Washington's auditorium for the first time. New students get acquainted. Opening Football Game The opening game festivities this year proved to be fun for both Benson and Washington. The senior princess Pat Chaperon, was crowned queen at the Dance. Both Rally Kings Ray Van Beek and John Larson got pies in the face as a result of an attendance and spirit con- test. The activities were enjoyed by all. Benson Rally King gets pie in face Queen Pat Chaperon with Princesses Dee Brennan, Sue Pitts, and Kathy Sherman view Homecoming in company of Benson escorts. Boys' League Week Coolest Colonial Couple Mr. Melnichuk, Mr. Heick, and Mr. McDowell entertain students. Terry Pearson and Jan Biehler Ray Van Beek and Ruth Bassett Slave sale highlight of asselnhley. 44 Ik J ack Suter and Margaret Utkiln Jim Hartley and Maurine McDevitt ozoic Playtime y the gaiety of the midway. X Qiffg C2 R-T551 Yi? Qfggiigik 555122 E31 wi WE gr Kfegifi, Q-Qfbfb fl Brontosaurus Sforrnp in Mary Ann Krug, dance chairman, with d Freddy Flintstone. 45 ance mascot S.B. Semi-Formal I 2 Sth if Seniors Ruth Bassett andRay Van Beek reign over Student Body Semi- Formal The Freddie Keller Dance Band provided Music and entertainment for the dance Park benches and shrubbery lend to the Lmique atmosphere of the Semi-Formal 46 Thanksgiving Assembly The Annual Thanksgiving assembly included a solo by Mary Lou Speaker, a speech by Larry Rich and two numbers by the Freshman Girls Glee Club. Mary Lou played a number by Bach .. Larry spoke about enthusiasm. The Freshmen girls concluded a. well rounded program by singing the Battle Hymn of the Republic and Cantide of Praise. Larry Rich emphasizes his point. Mary Lou brings Bach to life.. The Freshmen Girls Glee Club sings enthusiastically. 47 Sadie Hawkins Senior Class prexy, Ken Settlemler, loads bales of hay into a car, following the successful Sadie Hawkins dance. Many eager couples await the parson's service 48 Assemblies y N ., H. S. members take the oath of admission.-. The Portland State Band, containing many Wa-Hi alumni, entertained the Student Body. The Mtg Angel Air Force Band was received Well by the students i Senior Class Play Seniors display talents as the annual Senior Class Play, The Broom and The Groom, is presented, Mrs. Finnegan discusses the current news with Alma and David Thompson. 50 CAST MEMBERS Linda Brown .... Alma Thompson Corwin Arehart . . . Frank Capwell Sharon Brooks . . . Mrs. Finnegan Nancy White Q...t Grace Capwell David Lutkens ......... Eddie Kathy King . . .. Aunt Rina Churchill Pat Noble ....... Sheila Hanson Karen Eide . . .... Kim Palmer Tom Soucie ..... David Thompson Derek Muirden . . . . Air Force Lt. 0nce Upon A Time TQueen Ann Pitts and her lovely court pose for a picture following the Fall Girls' League assembly. Fall Girls' League week with a Cinderella Theme proved most enjoyable by all who participated. The Royal court consisting of SeniorAnnGardner, Junior AnnPitts, Sophomore Mary Lindgren, and Freshman Connie Beihler, added an attractive note to Friday's final assembly. The Royal Notes entertain the student body with a few lively numbers of their own 51 vol! ' Y X Pancake Ball wlWW' F 0 s l if I Sophomores Tom Jones and Sharon Colonial couple enjoys Pancake Rommel reign as King and Queen Ball dance. over the numerous activities of the Pancake Ball. Seniors shown here are participating in the spirit contest during the Pancake Ball. Their efforts were in vain for the Sophomore Class won the spirit contest and went on to have their candi- dates crowned King and Queen. 52 I .M A. f' f V 5 A H f is SPRIN ALLY pw,,,..4.-w- lRuth Lee Denms Reager Rally King Kyle Collins 4. 5- IK h: ' n o , ,e..2 . l rm .... in fi 3 Q eleLe lee n eeeee e W1 i Darlene Nelson Sandy Anderson .-1 ,if Nancy Strutton J ackle Lamb Jerry Ross Lo1s Sander so X Q? 3 5 Q C 01776 N NEW C'W!NG 7,,'1 ' S'k,- , The Brass sextet played harmoniously X 'welcome TO THE NEW C'WING Mr. York addresses parents Dr., Barnes was main speaker at the C Wing Dedication, The Choir sang Dark Water for the Parents 56 All-School Play CAST MEMBERS Mike Chartier Sue Parks Jim Bushman Sally Thomas David Lutgens Derek Muirden Robert Wiener Larry Justic Kristi Morhinway Barbara Barker Nancy Vandehey Benny Podinski Cheryl Tallenaar Vivian Zarvis Jim Roberts Laurie Hoyt Norman Grady Janet Baird Bruce Morrow Doug Bergeron Curtain call by the cast of the A11 School Play., l He is really an innocent child 57 Father-Daughter Banquet Mr. Eide presents linda Anderson with a gift. I Joyce Ward recieves tip on how to do a proper make-up job. Sally Pearson and Mary Lindgren model clothes from the Casual Village. Dads and Daughters enjoys the style show. 58 Hearts 8g Flowers Formal Providing enjoyable dancing music for the Hearts and Flowers Formal was the Wash- ington High Dance Band. A flowered heart provided a beau- tiful entry to the Senior Class spon- sored Valentine Formal. Couples enjoy danc ing in a romantic atmosphere. Beat lt, Beatnik Sharon Brooks reads Beat poetry. CAST MEMBERS Linda B1'0WI1 , , ,,,,, Bonnie Kathy King . . . . . Miss Tracey Sh211'0I1 BI'00kS . . . . Lorraine Bob Weiner . . . . .. Beatnik Derek Muirden ., , , , Thad Tom Soucie .... . . Warren Sue U 0 D 0 C I I 0 I Kristi Morhingway . .. . . . Beatnik Janet Miller . ., ., . ., Mrs. Carleton Bob Kaufman . . . . . Mr. Carleton Thespiaus presented its first all student assembly on March 7. The activity consisted of a one-act play Beat it Beatnik, a skit by Derek Muirden and Corwin Arehart, and a drawing for thirteen door prizes. Kathy King opened the assembly with a short history of Thespians. She then introduced the members of the cast and the play was presented. It was the story of a young college girl who had fallen in love with what the family thought to be a beatnik as it turned out, however, this beatnikwas really a college m ath major who had once played a part of the beatnik in a college skit. The playwas filled with excitement and humor, thus proving to be a. huge success. Thespians assembly such as the one presentedMarch7 is nowbeing plann- ed as an annual assembly. Derek and Corwin perform an original skit. Betty Hartley excepts a gift from Kathy King while Larry Rich looks on. Holiday on Sfage Linda Brown solos in the Typewriter Song. 61 Calcutta as played by the Wa Hi dance band. The ensemble brings Louise to life Mike Bally, Jim Bjork, Terry Green, Bill Lupton, Jim O'Connel, Mel Brown, Dennis Reager, Jim Strowger, Jerome Polk, Bob Kaiser. Faculty Five preform for Shamrock Ball Queen Penny Helmcamp and her court reign over the activities of the Shamrock Ball. Shamrock Ball Faculty All-Stars vs. Student All-Stars in anexciting basket- ball game was an good start to the eventful Shamrock Ball Mr. Hildreth, Mr. Maloney, Mr. Overton Mr. McCord, Mr. Uppendahl, Mr. Poetsch TV Star Heck Harper pre- formed at the Shamrock Ball assembly 62 Spring Fever The Spring G. L. court, Seniors, Kathy Williams G Larry Richg juniors, Claire Harvey 8 Gary Eichmang Sophomores, Joyce Bitar S Zach johnsong and Freshmen, Lee Ann Foster 8 Pete Madigang preside over the many exciting and different events of the G.L. week. The Folkmen, a newly organized trio consisting of three Sophomore boys, Howard Denner, Bob Lindberg, and Don I-lenneous, made their debut at the Spring G. L. assembly. The two numbers that they sang proved to the student body what talent the Folkmen have . Fido, alias Derek Muirden, proved to be a delightful and side-splitting addition to the Girls' League assembly. Yumi Icla Yumi is presented to the Mayor, Terry Shrunk, while Charlene Rickett looks on. Yumi is greeted at the airport by Mr. York, Carolyn Flchtl, and Larry Rich. Carolyn Fichtl pins a typical rose corsage on Yumi. Yumi addresses the students of Yumi enjoys Gamma Sigma's style show Washington, presented in her honor. 64 Carolyn Fichtle presented Yumi with a Memory Book at a banquet given in her honor at the Hill Villa. Yumi gives Mr' Poetscws Class a lesson in reading Japanese . 1 Linda T weten presents Yumi with a gift on behalf of Nu Chi, X - Mr. York and Yumi lead off the Mrs. Rahmes presented Yumi with a going away gift dance. 65 Exchange Student 5.33 ,. 1' in V, , W up Vi Y I N? all ' Y V! N 1 V A .V I . .,., T f' Jim and his brother, Bill Blair, E Jim is a welcome addition to our track team., enjoy lunch. Dear Faculty and Fellow Washingtonians, As the A. F. S., exchange student at your school for this year, I feel very honored. During the months that I have spent with you, I really learned a lot of things. Washington High is a great school and I shall never forget it.. Before I came here, I could not imagine how friendly and helpful you would be towards me. Coming to the U. S.A. was the dream of my life andlam very greatful to you for accepting me as your friend. Iam also greatful to the wonderful family of your fellow student, Bill Blair, that opened his home to me, and to A, F, S., that made my dream come true in the best Way. The American Field Service is not just an organization but something really wonderful. It gives you the opportunity to live as a citizen of a foreign country and to learn and study new and sometimes strange customs. At the same time and through the students, it created a better under- standing between the people. Before I close this letter, I want to assure you that my house in Greece is always open to every and each one of you and that you will be more than welcomed by my parents and sister if you ever visit my country. With Love, Demetrius Gimp Nicolacoglou 66 Exchange Student Marilou Schlicker Robert Y., Thornton and several wives of visiting Japanese digna - taries were presented to the student body at Wa-Hi, A few short months ago I spent the greatest summer of my life, as an exchange student to Hiroshima, Japan. I had the unusual experience of becoming a part of a Japanese family. This includes much more than eat- ing with chopsticks and sleeping on the floor, When I said good-by to my new family, I realized how many barriers had been broken between us. I attended school each day for a month with my sixteen year old sister. My hilarious younger brother and I spent each evening at the dinner table laughing at each other's silly jokes. Touring with the other American students was not only a memorable experience, but also very educational. We spent many hours on the ancient trains discussing our various summer activities. I am especially thankful to myteachers at Washington who helped me in applying to American Field Service. Of course, I can never express my appreciation and love to my own Japanese family, the Tsuchiyas. l 67 Exchange Students Assembly Sweden, Austria, France, Spain, J apan, Portugal, Denmark, and the Philippines were the countries being represented at the A. F, S. assembly. The A..F.S. assembly this year provided much entertainment for the student body. The eight ex- change students, representing various countries, gave interes- ting talk plus a Japanese dance and an accordiau solo. A Japanese dance was performed for the student body during the A. F. S. assembly Junior Class Ploy I Father discovers that Mrs. Deazy travels very light. CAST MEMBERS Jenny . . Father . ., . Michael. . . . Mrs. Deazy . . Sister Mary . . . Shirley . . . Miss Stearns Mary .... Harry . .. Jo . . . . ., Priscilla . . Jane...... Owen.... Mr., Parkside ., . .. . .. Sharon Chatfield . Derek Muirden . . Jim Bushman . . . . Sue Parks . . Ja11Whitcomb . . . Sandi Gleason . . Julie Demers . . Marjie Hadley . . . Jean Hyney Mary Martha Shaw . . . ., Donna Hollen . . . Sue Stuthard . . . Bob Wiener Richard Corning jenny and Micheal discuss marriage with Father. Father decides that he will take the lawnmower out Girls of the Month Sharon Chatfield, Friendlinessg Barbara Grout, Scholarshipg Ann Gardner, Humorg Pat Case, Personalityg Mary Ann Krug, Leadership. Not pictured , Suzy Snook, Spiritg Jill Serviceg Co- oper ation. Men of the Month Jim Boon, Neatnessg Jerry Ross, Friendshipg Larry Rich, Scholarshipg Dick Thompeon, Leadershipgfrlim Elle, Personalityg Richard Mozorosky, Spiritg Ken Settlemier, Service. MAN OF THE YEAR: Dick Thompson 70 54 2-5:2 E. hi: :s::..., . kr:1:r:az::r:r:25:3- b sz QW.:- 2-Q-:-1-fx z:5:5:5:5:E3' S w gg E59 11 . W EE f f H.: N 'F I ' q '2 e1.., 11 I ,.., 4 A ' is A E .....- , , M . PS2 . M y - f.h: Z1 M, 5 . fx, . 5 .P F! '-A L' z .W . . gif? fl- i , . ' ! x ks ...Q x f W . Ji 5 ' . A uf Ewa, fi . . 41 - ., ww V V. wi. 3? ' X 3 , ff . W 5 -we-i w . - -. K' ' 1-1 K H' v 1 ' ' ' - ft i i Q 5 W V ls ' A . ,. h M ' B h - iw , N- , sk -A, 24 g1.m:,xxfasaM ,.c 4:45-..: A f K 955: 2. .,, H , . f:EsME5:5::5:5:s:5:aEf :44w,,,,,g,yA'Z4Q:,:y:.:,:.:v:-f--'4:':-:-:':- 5:gg1,1:4:4-z7ab-sz-,..4be:is:z:5:1:s:a:a:s:z:s:s:s5'2aiz5g2ssas' rf' 7 X if In xf - 1 ' . V 'bf P b ' QW ii' 'l 5fL 241' X N, gi f M Q M .ful 'L I jf f Q.1, ' 1 gf, QM '- A 1 . S , ' iHWi ul ,3 1 fLe X 1, , , Q , 1 J' sf Q 1 A Q'X' gf. x E V , Zi fx, ig, i A ,, f .4 - . I -im , 5 xi k m QL , Q L, my xv- gy r f 1, ., 1 W, 1 Q1 Q he I Wx KA :L 5 F 1, r 5,,, f 4V V 'phwluuluwmi bw 5 9 l L 93,5-1 Lgqmmfamils ' .. if V 3. beuu V, .V . k,:f -. ,Q NKF-:7 'iv IK fax X . M M First Row: Vicki Finjord, Wally Kurihara, Lesley Peterson, Judy Hertl, jim Strubel, Barbara Mihara, Nancy Salta. Second Row: Kathy Sherman, Yeu-Wei Yee, Joanne I-Ierrman, Bob Kaiser, Joanne Turner, Larry T.ai1z, jan Whitcomb, Mary Marcum. Third Row: Girard Liberty, Sharon Miller, Harvey Lee, Maryliou Speaker, Richard Corning, linda Anderson, Mina I-Ieineman. Spencer Coffey FALL OFFICERS President . . . Spencer Coffey Vice-Pres. . Gene Stainbrook Secretary ..... Pat Noble Treasurer . . . Barbara Grout Sgt. at Arms . Dick Thompson N. H. S. is an organization which gives rec- ognition to outstanding Washington students. Its purpose is to stimulate scholarship, leadership, service, and character in its members and in the entire student body. Prospective members must be upper-class- men and have a grade point average of 3.6 or above. Final selection is performed by a Faculty Selection Panel. The National Honor Society has presented an installation assembly to the student body, held a tea for new members, and has been a co-sponsor of the Superstition Stomp. 72 Stanley Sue SPRING OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer. . . Sgt. at Arms . . . . Stan Sue Nancy Nelson Betty Hartely Mary Marcum Girard Liberty Pat Case Betty Hartely Tom Lindgren Pat Noble Gene Stainbrook Spencer Coffey Pat Harris Judy McIntyre Barbara Rasor Stan Sue Sherry Fitzpatrick Val J ower Janet Miller Larry Rich Dick Thompson 73 Ann Gardner Janice Kirstein Pat Morris Mary Lou Schlicker Marva Wulf Barbara Grout Nancy Lewis Nancy Nelson Merilee Somner First Row: Jan Dougtm, Jan Whitcornb, Patti Whitson, Barbara Mihara. Second Row: Joanne Herrman Judy Hertl, Vicki Van Buskirk, Carolyn Bush, Mary Marcum, Pam Noble. Third Row: Kathy Sherman, Linda Anderson, Mary Lou Speaker, Mary Lindgren, Sue Chaperon. Cleves, the girls' honor club, is composed of seniors, juniors, and sophomores posses- sing outstanding qualities of character, lead- ership, and scholarship. The donation of two hours of service monthly to the school and community is its purpose. These services would include ushering at concerts, the Civic Theater, and Commencement and aiding the Portland Blind Center and Junior Red Cross. Highlights of the year cover the annual Cleves Knights, and N. H.S. Potluck and the Easter Party given for the children of the faculty. Barbara Grout Vicki Brazelton FALL OFHCERS SPRING OFFICERS President .... Barbara Grout ijesidlijt ' ' Vicki Brazelton Vice-Pres. . Marilou Schlicker Slce- es' ' ' Nancy Nelson Secret21I'Y . . . . . . Val lower Tiglaiflary . U . lA1lPatHaTmS Treasurer . . . Vicki Brazelton S Per ' ' ' n Gardner sg-f at Arms. . . . Sally Dow gt' at Arms ' 'Sami' Sagaf Kathy King Suzy Snook 74 Ruth Bassett Sue Berelson Loretta Bilbro Bev Boileau Vicki Brazelton Linda Brown Pat Case Pat Chaperon Bev Chinn Marilyn Clunas April Constant Melody Cox Virginia Dayton Carolyn Fichtl Sherry Fitzpatrick Ann Gardner Barbara Grout Pat Harris Diane Halvorson Betty Hartley Sue J agodnlk Marilyn Johnson Val J ower Kathy King Janice Klrstein Mary Ann Krug Ruth Lee Nancy Lewis Sharon Mc Coy Judy McIntyre Janet Miller Ruth Mlsenhimer Judy Moreland Patty Morris Nancy Nelson Pat Noble Barbara Raser Jackie Reed Sally Sagar Marllou Schlicker Suzy Snook Marllee Somner Rachel Train Linda Tweten Nancy White Kaihy Williams Marva Wulf First Row: Steve Stern, Larry Taitz, Randy johnson, john Gardner, Wally Kurihara. Second Row: Girard Liberty, Terry Pearson, Bob Kaiser, Lonnie Southard, Yeu-Wei Yee, jim Strubel. Third Row: Harvey Lee, Mike Bally, Gary Thomas, Bill Lupton, Dick Russell. Tom Lindgren Knights is the boys' honorary service club of Washington, whose dual purpose is to hon- or worthy boys and to render service to the school and community. Knights has performed numerous deeds of service including helping with the Iowa Tests, ushering at Back to School night, serving as the clean-up committee for the Pancake Ball, and helping with the Senior Commencement. In addition to these various services, the members of Knights have jointly sponsored a dance with the other two honor clubs and participated in the annual potluck with Cleves Dick Thompson FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS President ..... Tom Lindgren Vice-Pres ...... Larry Rich Secretary ..... Dick Russell Treasurer ...... Bob Kaiser Sgt. at Arms . . . Ray Van Beek Gary Tomas 76 President ., . Vice-Pres. . . . . . john Bjork Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . . . Larry Taiil Sgt. at Arms Dick Thompson . . Harvey Lee Yeu -Wei Yee Gary Thomas John Bjork Bill Blair ' Spencer Coffey Jim Elle Bill Fehr Earl Fray Stan Miller Jim Nicolacoglov Larry Rich Jerry Ross Ken Settlemier Gene Stainbrook Bob Stolte Stan Sue Dick Thompson Ray VanBeek 77 First Row: Gary Nelson, Jerry Kloosterman, Bob Gleason, Jim Strowger, Stu Goforth, John Madigan. Second Row: Wally Kurihara, Dan Holbrok, Jim Philichi, Leroy Pittman, Jerry Peterson, Jerome Polk, David Oyanagi, Randy Johnson, Rick Taylor, Russell Brown. Third Row: Mike Yeager, Steve Morrison, Bob Kaiser, Marty Black, Dick Russell, Dennis Reager, Bob Radke, Charles Cason, Dennis Vasile. Fourth Row: Stan Miller, Bill Fehr, Marvin Anderson, Gary Wleler, Corwin Arehart, Dave Nelson, jim Elle, Tom Christiansen, Mike Grant, Bill Pallini. Fifth Row: Bob Orgill, Tom Ltndgen, Terry Green, Dennis Anderson, Bill Lupton, Ralph Bohem, Nick Gudge, Gary Thom.u, John Bm-goyne, Earl Fray, Terry Pearson. Jim Ford FALL OFFICERS President ...... jim Ford Vice-President . Jim Strowger Secretary ..... Bob Glison Sgt. at Arms . . JohnMa.digan Order of W is an honorary club which is open to all boys who have earned a varsity letter. The purpose of the club is to main- tainorder and respectthroughout the school, and promote athletics and good sportsman- ship among students. This year the club has taken up the tradition of keeping order during assemblies. Already the club has sponsored the annual order of W dance and plan to a second annual Shamrock Ball . The latter of which is to raise money for the athletic banquet, which is to honor all Wa-Hi athletes. The club also plans to help the goodwill industries by taking part in their drive. 78 Earl Fray SPRING OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . Earl Fray Vice-President . Tom Christiansen Secretary . . . . Gene Stainbrook Treasurer . . . . . . . Bill Lupton' Sgt. atA1-ms . . . Gary Thomas First Row: Sharon McCoy, Pat Noble, Charles Boyd, Vicki Brazelton, Lou Ann Lindberg, and Suzy Snook. Sec- ond Row: Sue Berelson, Ruth Green, Carolyn Clausen, Sharon Chatfield, Corole Caldwell, Karen Reinmiller, Jean Amodeo, Rose Dean, Linda H-own, joan Gedney, April Constant, Pam Danforth, and Ruth Bassett. Third Row: Jim Boon, Leslie Davidson, Carolyn Skaines, Lorraine Davis, Connie Unzicker, Garil Nokes, Karen Eide, Mina I-Ieineman, Joanne Yeske, Yvonne Tunzat, Barbara Grout, Eva Bushman, Jan Beihler, and Roger Ma.cDermid. Fourth Row: Bonnie Gill, Marsha Karnes, Marilyn Jonson, Bob Orgill, Don I-Ienneous, Jack Brown, Howard Denner, John Tahodny, Richard Corning, Craig Keys, Bob Lindberg, Carol White, Patsy Iunck, And Bev Boileau. Fifth Row: Jim Billeter, Lawrence Wright, Robert Cage, Bert Schneider, Tim Riddle, Joe Rapp, Gary Thomas, Gary Eichn-ran, lkuce Goldby, Spencer Coffey,WSteve Johnson, Joe Lambert, Walter Hlxson, and Merrill Eichberger. Vicki Brazelton FALL OFFICERS President .... Vicki Brazelton Vice-President . . Charles Boyd Secretary . . . Lou Ann Lindberg Treasurer ....... Pat Noble Sgt. at Arms . . Marilyn johnson Jim Boon Music, with its three ingredients of rhythm, harmony, and melody, can provide the bas- ic pattern of our lives, not only in the small boundaries of our own school but in the large boundaries of our own world. Pesante, Washington's honor-music club, this year has given its talents to a night of fun and music, the annual Pesante Presents program which was entitled Autumn Enoorel' Bake sales, oHicer installation and new mem- ber installation, taking part in the Colonial Carnival and having joints are some of the activities which Washington's Pesante club has performed this year. 79 Pai Noble SPRING OFFICERS President ....... Pat Noble Vice-President . . Sharon McCoy Secretary ..... Linda. Brown Treasurer ...... Gail Nokes Sgt. atArms. . . GaryEich.man First Row: M. Schlicker, B. Snook, S. Chatiield, R. M1sen.himer,J. Honey, R. Mar. Second Row: N. Green, M. Slefort, L. Thomas, Randolph, D. Lions, S. Snook, L.A. Lindberg. Third Row: S. Miller, S. Carpenter, C. Helm, D. Moody, K. Cummings, M. Wulf, D. Riely. Fourth Row: K. Snow, G. Saparto, G. Paulas, K Blie, J. Lambert, C. Keys, S. Roberts. Ruth Misenhimer FALL AND SPRING OFFICERS President ..... Ruth Misenhimer Vice-President . . Sharon Chatfield JoAnn Honey Secretary . . . . . Becky Snook Treasurer . . . . . Ron Mar Youth for Christ Club at Washington High School is only one of 1, 000 across the United States. It is sponsored by Youth for Christ International. Our city has a youth rally every Saturday night, which is one of the best in the nation. The purpose of our club is to promote Christian fun and fellowship., We are aninterest club, and anyone who desires may attend. 80 First Row: S. Avery, D. Mozorosky, T. Green. Second Row: T. Leub, N. Grady, K. Long, S. Carpenter, J. Clark, B. Stevens, S. Miller, D. Thrasher. Third Row: S. Elle, P. Ellison, M. Dana, D. Holbrook, M. Rigleman, J. Ross, Caton, T. Davis. Fomth Row: J. Leupold, F. Babcock,B, Rigleman, J. Fikes, D. Lampkein, A. Stenberg, G. Richardson. Fifth Row: R. Fuller, H. Kent, B. Kaufman, T. jones, I. Culver, D. Nelson, T. Soucie, Lambert, B. Josephson. Cine, which is a service club, is respon- sible for the operation and care of the schools Audio-Visual equipment. It's mem- bers also handle the operation of assemblies through the stage crew, andthe technical end of most of the school's dances. 81 Dick Mozorosky FALL AND SPRING OFFICERS President . . Dick Mozmosky Vice-President . Mel Allen Secretary . . . Sandra Avery Sgt. at Arms . Terry Green Pat Ellison First Row: Mrs. Walker, Judy Mclntyre, Eva Bushman, Miss Fiztwater. Second Row: Cheryl Murphy, Joyce Hockley, Suzy Snook, Third Row: Nedra Carson, Sandra Avery, Janet Bush, Ann Cuddington, Mmdal Smith at wi? zz- . M51 W3 K 1 5 'fi - -- . '57ff':'ii'.ffff'if5 se .f Z if' -s,,Eg,wy:as,W,,-yss,.M..,f -f .fee-' ,,asf.,s,,i+g1sf 7. 4 1- sf., fav- H' - 1 T at E ' 1 ' e i' Q ,MSM cg: , . .. , , AP, 7, A . 1-1 fs. ww .1:.,,:s.5f'-L: ,rw e '-vt. t.sf, 3,,'.:-,,-w:- ., --igqzwfizgefffff A ,ri I f .. , .i:s, ,y'-g, - ,xg ,152-:M ,, . ,, I xwfrfsv QQ . -. I-' -- , , , - ' V ', . if ' . 1 -, E?i?Zissa,sigrL.fetfg V. rsszgii- ,V -4 Eva Bushman FALL ANTD SPRING OFFICERS President .... Eva Bushman Vice-President . Judy McIntyre Secretary ..... Gail Nokes Treasurer . . Kristi Morhinway Sgt. at Arms . . Lois Sanderson Janet Bush Tique, the newest club at Washington is an honorary service club: its members must either have won avarsity letter or have been on senior rally. Each member is required one service hour a month. Its purpose is to promote school spirit and interest in athletics at Washington, and to help the school administration, faculty, and students in school functions. Tique worked with Order of W on the Shamrock Ball and Athletic Banquet. 82 1 f fe, 1e,11,,.. sw ,,,- .21 'Q 2:51, few 11 Ipzjgfxiil 2, .2 First Row: N. Collins, N. Burgess, C. Huskey, L. Strump, C. Dailey, L. Sanderson, N. Stratton, S. Miller, B. Mihara, G. Wilson, V. Lowe, G. Kassebaum, C. Biehler, D. Espey. Second Row: S. Cooper, J. Cripps, P. Dehn, P. Noble, B. Hesnle, N. DeGraw, B. Barker, C. Banzer, Jill, C. Rickeett, S. Schlicker, K. Collins, D. Brennan, M. McDevitt, C. Ceg1ie,K. Sherma.n,M.A. Enlow, Marilyn. Third Row: B. Blose, M. Marcmn, C. Herber, L.A.Foser, B. Richter, LA. Gedney, C. Gutherie, L. Huskey, B. Martin, I. Biehler, Gail, S. Rommel, K. Cummings, M.K. Crisps, J. Otterson, K. Coe, N. Vandehey, I. Miller. Fourth Rowx O. Hatch, K. Eide. M. Conbov. S. Reinmiller. K. Reinmiller, M. Hansen. L. Dale. P- Niha-ft, L- Foster, N- LoVe, N- Baily, P. Morris, R. Brooks, J. Ward, I. Demers, C. Harvey., J. Williams, B. McGrew, J. Herrmann, C. Crosby, D. Morgan, K. Cline, S. Hoops, I. Dungan, J. Garrison, N. Kellogg, G. Read, K. Moringway, D. Nelson, L. Lyneer, R. Brooks, E. Macky, S. Chaperon, S. Wooki, S. Sager, K. McDevitt, G. Blackburn, K. D . Moody . The Pep Club of Washington High School was formed to promote spirit and support not only for the athletic events but also for other activities. The members of this or- ganization are required to attend all Friday night games during both Basketball and Football season. Nancy Strutton Cheryl Murphy FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS President .... Cheryl Murphy President - - - N9-UCY 5111111011 Vice-President . . Julie Demers Vice-President Barbara Mihara Secretary ..-.. Sally Saga, Secretary - - - 51121011 Miller Treasurer. . . sharon charfield Treasurer . . . Lois Sanderson 83 1 First Row: Yeu-Wei Yee, Jim Strrowger, Tom Lindgren, Earl Fray, Stu Goforth, Ray Van Beek. Second Row S' A' I Qfvjim Philichi, Steve Stern, jim Boon, Larry Taitz, Jim Strobel. Third Row: Terry Pearson, Don Hanely, Tom it Christensen, Dick Thompson, Girard Liberty. . X: , W Y X .W K .A , 'X I . M- 'Y Euk, one of the oldest clubs in the state of Oregon, is a boys service organization. Its purpose is to hold social activities and to aid the school and community through service projects. Among the many Euk sponsored activities this year included, the selling of football programs, an after-game dance, having a popular booth in the Colon- ial Carnival, and continuation of success in inter-club football and basketball games. Earl Ffa-Y Tom Lindgren FALL OFFICERS President ....... Earl Fray Vice-President . Tom Lindgren Secretary .... Ray Va.nBeek Treasurer .... Yeu-Wei Yee Sgt. atArms . . . Stu Goforth Odell Watson 84 SPRING OFFICERS President . . . Tom Lindgren Vice-President . Stu Goforth Secretary .... Steve Stern Treasurer . . . Girard Liberty Sgt. at Arms . Terry Pearson First Row: Joyce Ward, Karen Reinmiller, Judy Moreland, Suzy Snook, Patty Morris, Ruth Bassett, Medody Cox, Sally Sagar, Darlene Nelson. Second Row: Claire Harvey, Charlene Rickett, Nancy Strutton, Kathy Seaton, Patty Dehn, Lois McManigal, Jean Amodeo, Ruth Lee, Kyle Collins, Pam Noble. Third Row: Ann Pitts, Jan Biehler, linda Husky, Sandra Reinmiller, Nancy Kellogg, Kathy Cline, Kathy Sherman, Marjie Hadley, Julie Demers, Mary Marcum . -MSQEM Patti Morris FALL OFFICERS President .... Patty Morris Vice-President . Ruth Bassett Secretary ..... Suzy Snook Treasurer .... Melody Cox Sgt. at Arms . . . Sally Sagar Judy Moreland Gamma Sigma, a girls' service club, com- bines community projects with social activ- ities among Which are faculty teas, friend- ships, joints, date meetings, sales, and ser- V106 projects. Gamma Sigma sets very high standards for the girls and their main purpose is to give service to the community and to promote friendliness. 85 Sally Sagar SPRING OFFICERS President ..... Sally Sager Vice-President . Jean Amodeo Secretary .... Melody Cox Treasurer . . Lois McManigal Sgt. at Arms . Nancy S11-utton Kathy Seaton First Row: Kathy King, Judy McIntyre, Loretta Bilbro, Marilyn Johnson, Virginia Dayton, Mary Ann Krug. Second Row: Cheryl Murphy, Teri Dannelley, Kay Jagodnik, Janet Miller, April Constant, Marilyn McCur1ey, Bonnie Blose. Third Row: Marie Randolph, Jackie Reed, Linda Anderson, Dianne Wittcke, Nancy Lewis, Carolyn Barr, Pam Bacon, Vickie Finjord. Marilyn Johnson FALL OFFICERS President . . . Marilyn Johnson Vice-President . Loretta Bilbro Secretary . . . Virginia Dayton Treasurer . . . Judy Mc Intyre Sgt. a:tArms. Mary AnnKrug Kathy King Masque Service Club ofWashington High strives to help promote service at our school. The outstanding service project of the year was helping the Dads with the Pancake Ball. The annual Watchword sale was very successful. Masque again sponsored the Cotton and Cord, and We finished the year with carwashs, joints and a tea. 86 Mary Ann Krug SPRING OFFICERS President .... Mary Ann Krug Vice-President . Virginia Dayton Secretary ...... Jackie Reed Treasurer .... Cheryl Murphy Sgt. at Arms . . . Lois Sanderson Marie Randolph First Row: John Bjork, Bill Fehr, Bob Radke, Nick Fotis. Second Row: Dick Long, Bill Palini, Bob Sherwood, Jerry Ross. Third Row: Greg McClelland, Bob Gleason, jim Elle, Gary Nelson, Jim O'Connell. Trix is a boys' service club at Washington. It has strived to keep high standards in the club through joints, sales, and service pro- jects. The club has stimulated its member- ship through inner elub sports activitiesc. Trix has had a. very successful year with its members participating in all the club pro- jects. Bill Fehr Jim Elle FALL OFFICERS President ...... Bill Fehr Vice-President . . Bob Radke Secretary ..... John Bjork Treasurer ..... Nick Fotis Sgt. at Arms . . Gary Nelson 87 SPRING OFFICERS President ...... jim Elle Vice-President . . John Bjork Secretary . . Iars Haggstron Treasurer ..... jerry Ross Sgt. at Arms .... B111 Fehr First Row: Linda Blair, Kathy Williams, Alyce Abott, Ann Gardner, Patti Case, Nancy White. Second Row: Ian Whitcomb, Sylvia Bohna, Yvonne Tunzat, Edy Rooke, jackie Lamb, Mary Martha Shaw, Janet Pearson Third Row: Sally Dow, Sue Allegretto, Evelyne Pories, Pat Chaperon, Sureen Hawkins, Sandi Benge, Rhoda Lawrence, Merilee Somner. Phreno, the oldest girls' club at Washing- ton High School, was established in 1906. Our motto is As the labor, so the reward. This has proved so by our participation in school projects and activities., Some of our successful activities have been bake sales car Washes, after game dance, and an an nual porn-pom sale, Ann Gardngr Kathy WIIIISJIIS FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS president , , , , Am, Gm-dna, President . . . Kathy Williams Vice pres. . , , Aly-ce Abbott Vice-President . . . Sally Dow Secretary . . . . . . Pat Case Secrets-YY ---- N9-HCV White 'Ikeasurer . . Kathy Williams Treasurer .... Sylvia Bohma. Sgt. at Arms . . Jackie Lamb Sgt. at Arms . Marilyn Clunas 88 First Row: jim Ford, Bob Kaiser, John Burgoyne, Larry Rich, Dennis Reager, and Paul Smilowky. Second Row: Lonnie Southard, Charles Boyd, Dick Russell, Rick Taylor, and Wally K1.u-Lhara. Third Row: Gary Eichman, Mike Bally, Bill Lupton, Gary Thomas, Jerry Loosterman, and Bruce Goldsby. Larry Rich FALL OFFICERS President ...... Larry Rich Vice-President . John Burgoyne Secretary . . . Dennis Reager Treasurer ..... Bob Kaiser Pack, one of the social service clubs at Washington, participates actively in promo- ting spirit at all activities in school. Com- peting against the other clubs at Washing- ton in the seasonal sports is one of the fav- orite high-lights of Pack during the year. However, both service projects and joints also bring beneficial and social enjoyment to the members of Pack. New members, which are accepted to the club twice a year, find interest in leadership and are enforced to maintain an average grade in all classes. 89 Paul Smilowsky SPRING OFFICERS President . Paul Smilowsky Vice-President . Bob Kaiser Secretary . Lonnie Southard Treasurer . . Gary Eichman Sgt- Ht Arms . . LarryRich First Row: Bev Chinn, Cnrolyn Fechtl, Linda Tweten, Sharon McCoy, Sh Whitson, Patty Burk, Ruth Green,Va1 Iower, Lina Braden, Lou Ann Lindberg. Eide, Kathy Stearns, Dyanne Cline, Kathy McGi1vary, Carol Caldwell, Vicki Brazelton. Linda Tweten FALL OFFICERS President ..... linda Tweten Vice-President . Carolyn Fichtle Secretary .... Sharon McCoy Treasurer ...... Bev Chinn Sgt. at Arms . Sherry Fitspatrick Pat Burke Nu Chi, a girlsfservice club, which has a tradition of nearly twenty years, has a mem- bership of girls who strive to promote friend- ship in every activity. This year in addition to the annual Mum Sale, Nu Chl has started a pillow sale. The rest of the year was very successful with a busy round of joints, friendships, sales, and service projects. 90 erry Fiizpatrick. Second Row: Patty Third Row: Janice Kirstein, Karen x Dyanne Cline SPRING OFFICERS President. . . Vice-President Secretary. , , Treasurer . . . Sgt. at Arms . . . Dyanne Cline Lou Ann Lindberg . . . Ruth Green Sherry Fitspatrick . Carole Caldwell First Row: Darrelle Brechbiel, Marva Wolf, Sue Miller, Pat Noble, Louise Wise, Lovetta Barger. Second Row: Doris Burgess, Diane Riley, Nedra Carson, Sue Berelson, Dorinda Ellis. Third Row: Linda Brown, Sally Lewis, Diane Halvorson, Pat Turk, Norma Nate. Pat Noble FALL OFFICERS President ...... Pat Noble Vice-President . . . Sue Miller Secretary ..... Louise Wise Treasurer ..... Marva Wolf Sgt. at Arms . Diane Halverson jean Galligan This year Neak, a, girls' service club, has strived to promote school spirit and friend- liness among the student-body and faculty as between her own members. Through many money-making projects such as bake sales, car Washes, paper drives, and our annual Octopi Sa.le,Which is our principle financial project, we attempt to fulfillour motto Pro- fit With pleasure. P X rx SX 1 f 91 Sue Miller SPRING OFFICERS President ..... Sue Miller Vice-President . Marva Wolf Secretary . . . Lovetta Berger Treasmer . Darrelle Brechbiel Sgt. at Arms . . Sue Berelson First Row: Kathy King, janet Miller, Corwin Arehart, Sandy Anderson, Sharon Brooks. Second Row Llnda Brown, Nancy White, Robert Wiener, Bob Kauffman, Chuck Ross, Karen Eide, Pat Noble. Kathy King FALL AND SPRING OFFICERS President .... Kathy King Vice-President . Tom Soucie Secretary .... Karen Eide Treasurer . . . Nancy White Sgt. at Arms . . Linda Brown Thespians is the national Association of dramatics. Our troop, 1686, has been very active this year. We have sponsored Three For To-night , A Young Man's Fancy , which was an all school play and Beat-it Beatnik , an all Thespian student production. Spring activities include a bake sale, and an award Banquet to finish a year of hard work, but fun. 92 gy-'-:5-4:4-g:r:2-:-,... zf:2:5z :gl15:25211:5:g:::5-:52:55:I:kE:2i: -:g'-::t:5QiF' EW ' 1 0 V2 ::::.w4.M G ' +:4+:4+a3g .., W.,,.J ,., , ,JF .m3 .NE,.a-W 'W W5 5 i sqm-gw-ral n R 1 . , I 5 I 4 X XX . 0 U x 'f.., 9. ,.,4.-4. ..A,. . 3 , Q g 555 2 3 , 22 ,S Z X 5, 1 .22 5 5: :5:5gSE:g:fIgE:2S: ' WEQSIZEI E L!?E:Zf 1 . :-1-:-xggxq.-. . .V n r-1- Qiilw 4 ' b: fl---x wg! Z, I .Wa 1 . , ' , 1. I. -M' f-- . . .. . V , + i f ,. 4'f'. , - df--4 . ' lf 'Q ' QQ, W, k si , , ,, 3 F ,lm L. .1 3 9' 4 fm C 3: X, ix, , WWW' --.A..,.- THE , Rachel Train Editor-in- chief, Fall Kgicggiztgiiglfejr WASHINGTCNIAN Marjie Hadley Feature Editor TA F F Linda Dale Kathey Seaton Dave Rich Feature Page Editor Co-editor, Third Page Reporter 94 xr ,,:. 59 Q.. - 32- 9 :ff Aw Pi,-:1 -frifiifpiifiiiiif :::v::v1:'-1-f:-'ex 2 z ::::,1g::,:,:,:1:,.,- -: .434:1:z-:::4,:.:,:::., :-:fr-2rx::f::rma.-.9mm- fr-9+P1QW:-12:-r:rfr:r::-:s:r:::- ' 'M ' E555255551553E4?5fiEIif352EE1?2E5E555??E5EfE?E5E5E5E5i5E5E5l55EI55:f555?5251E?: -93424: . 55555552s:s:a2:a:2s:g::s:zggs 1 Dorinda Ellis Jerry ROSS Prod11Ct10I1 Manager Editor-in-Chief, Spring u W-.Q Mr, James Maloney Advisor Greg McClelland Mary Martha Shaw Reporter Cub Reporter 95 Sports Editor, Fall Jackie Reed Exchange Editor Co-editor, Third Page Dick Mozorosky Sports Editor, Spring THE LENS STAFF Beverly Boileau Bill Miller Edf-t01 iI1 'Chi3f Business Manager .5 as M M 1:1 134 -gg e. ,IL 'gzll 553115 ,wizff iw? ggigriji as my i -amz f'1f3,fws:f f .11 1 ina: s -gif?-' H7115 iffifiili-if-,E iii.. . . ,ga ea ,Ma HMM-.L .H N W y s M. wwf aux' if Twf- urkigfs 5 :Ziff-XB 'wif' wiv -,swzvf of l fa X 'W 2 gi is awk -:Pigs ' 2 1 4 ,V A Q H F ,QS - 4 if N? S 1 'Elf' 0.254 as wi. , f f 135555 ' 1,49 .3gqf5, 'FIB 'fin W1 F fia .I K 52-jj QQ , v 'M F Mr . C . Slavsky Adv1s er Last minute to meet deadline The affairs of the year come to life through the pages of a high school yearbook. The stu- dents of Washington have always been proud of their Lens. This yea.r's Lens staff has worked hard to maintain the quality standards which our students expect. 96 Ken Settlemier Photographer Kathy King Lou Ann Lindberg Sally Sagar Mary Ann Krug Faculty Editor Activities Editor Senior Editor Club Editor THE y STAFF Steve Moore Ron Mar Co-Layout Ed. Co-Layout Ed. . ini, Mary Martha Shaw Gary Nelson Mickey Conboy Snapshot Editor Sports Editor Staff Editor P9-f Ch?-PGTOH Lois Sanderson Marva Wulf Pat Case Student Body Editor Music Editor Student Gov. Ed. Appts. 8: Index Ed 97 Ruth Lee Activities Assistant Mike Tienhaara Layout Assistant ' W 1555 fe I 4-jf' 4. I V :F Mike Miles Photo Assistant THE STAFF Pat Turk Business Staff Nancy Love Senior Assist. Club Assistant Pam Noble Studentbody As sist. Dick Schmidt Business Staff A1 Wilhelm Business Staif 98 Mike Callahan Photographic Assist STUDENT HELPERS Counselor's Office Beth Wiseman, Lois McMa.nigal, Linda Brown, jackie Reed, Mary Ann Krug, Sue Chaperon, Bev Chinn, jan Watt, Carol Sue Ernshaw, Mina Hinemann, jan Dougan, Karen Clemens, Joyce Miler. Student Store Fire 8g Air Raid Squad First Row: Ken Settlemier, jim Elle, jerry Ross, Terry Pearson, Jim Ford. Second Row: Dick Thompson, Larry Rich, Dick Mozorosky, BobOrgil, Charles Casen, Wally Kurihara, Bob Gleason. Third Row: Gary Nelson, Bob Radke, Bruce Goldsby, Bill Lupton, Terry Green, Bill Fehr, Gerard Liberty, Dennis Vasile, Jerry Kloosterman, Jim Boone, Dennis Reager. FourthRow: John Madigan, Tom Lindgren, Darcy Pittman, jim Bjork, Tom Jones. Larry Rich, Sandra Anderson, Bob Lindberg, Nancy Nelson, Dean Kessler, EdyRooke, jim Boone, Mary Martha Shaw, Bob Perkel, Jan Qfifr' Pearson, Wayne Witwer, Mickey Conboy, Rose U Dean, Dick Thompson. Main Office Judy Mclntyre, Sue Pitts, Val Jower Barbara Love, Kathy Terrill, Linda. Anderson, Leslie Sutherland, Diane Whitcke, Pat Harris, Carolyn Bush, Marilyn Hansen, Melody Cox, Cheryl Murphy. Stage Crew Tim West, Norman Grady, Bob Kaufman, Larry justice. ijfififfl 5,6 www ,gas gf, .r S'l 1 9 5 ,riff ,pf i 9 YV' V Qwfvg Book Room Harold Kent, Sandra Avery, jack Brown, Dave Lutgen . 5. , ' x Library Tim West, Carolyn Noard, Elouise Corhacchia, Linda Thomas, Sharon Brooks, Sue Roberts, Roger Goden . Qi Cafeteria First Row: Mary Lou Nuss, Diane Christensen, Jessie Riano, Keith Carpenter, Sharon Shue. Second Row: Adison White, Donald Hoard, Margaret Martell, Os:-1 Woodside, Bonnie Wright, Sharon Harris, Sharon Ertler, Judy Davis. Dean's Office Jan Richards, Vicki Finjord, jan Whitcomb, Pat Case, Linda Huskey, Kathy Williams, Lynette Strom, Barbara Grout, Sally Dow, Pat Chaperon, Kathy Snow, Nancy Kellogg. M ,M vm X T, 'Es Q Reggafw aw ff ' gwyjfilt, N, i Ffa Gm e , t , kryyk .,.L - L -. A f--'., -A A ' Q, V ' ,: .gg , ,,., i ' f W -Iwi ff f i, 'gL' 1 E L ., ,, 1 ' 1 31 5 A - ' ' ws I '.X. - , ' ,M 'H w S 1 H A Q , ' ' 1 Q , 2 3 , K ,sh H am A ' 7 P - , , ,... 1 14,1 M -,.f,- 7,,,:5W,..1 ,-'4 :,f ' 'Q Y ' -A ' f S i gs Q k 'I ,gg . fi ,, N' ' . ' . f 2 2 , -'g' ' '5 ' . A ' f fy ' . if V. , I H V 5 ' ' 1 ff WS' ,I , W: ' 4.4 44 Q K' ., jg QL- Q , ,,-fe: ..-I, , ,. Mm ,M sv Y f 20' is Www 4 4 www., ww we-W V ,. . V,:,,: K Q K - K fy H Q? .gn on I ., A , v Y A v .,, it me ?E x Q' . QF - ff. A 5 .I ' ug- Q, 's N N f L ,wg ig W 1 + 'E' . . L5 W . , 7 .fi 'Q05 V W! Q O' pe L fi 'f M Sf PLL Wh , MUUL 9 Q MM -g I x ,'vv f N f ' I' ww i ' - 1 Q N, ' F ,, fy? f , I. M . vvkl i 'gl Q U f A Q 1 lil 64 5 SENl0R First Row: Betty Finnell, Barbara Mittelstedt, Jan Biehler, Carole Caldwell, Marj Hadley, Loretta Bilbro, Larraine Davis. Second Row: Sharon Chatfield, Linda Brown, Marsha Karnes, Pat Noble, Gail Nokes, Darlene Nelson, Diane Vande:-pool, Bev Boileau. Third Row Bob Sherwood, Richard Tomlinson, Max Rigelman, Charles Boyd, Larry Stauffer, Bob Lindberg, Don Henneous, Bill Stuart, Steve johnson Fourth Row: Bob Orgill, Harold Kent, Walter Hixson, Tom Soucie, jim Read, Bob Johnson, Doug McCawley, Bruce Goldsby, Spencer Coffey, Mike Bally . MR. HEICK ,r X -ff! ff! U7 g' ,cf , If 66 This year as in the past, we find Mr. Leray Heick as the director of our vocal groups. He is not only a grand person, but also a very talented one. You have undoubt- edly seen Mr. Heiok at a number of assemblies this year either directing a musical group or performing himself. We the Colonials salute Mr. Heiok. 104 CHCJIR First Row: Sue Parks, jean Amodeo, Vicki Brazelton, Joan Gedney, Darrelle Brechbiel, Dorinda Ellis, Lou Ann Lindberg Second Row Mary Lou Speaker, Marilyn johnson, Karen Eide, Barbara Grout, Lois Sanderson, Patti Morris, Ruth Bassett Third Row Merrill Eichenberger, Dennis Vasile, Lonnie Southard, Dave Schulberg, Jerome Polk, jim Strubel, Dan Holbrook, Jim Boon, Tim West Fourth Row: Jim Bjork, Gary Thomas, Gary E1ch.ma.n, Bert Schneider, Bob Kaufman, Tim Riddle, Mike Miles, Steve Settlemier, Howard Denner, Sterling Goin. The Colonials can again be proud of their excellent Senior Choir. We owe our thanks not only to the choir but also to the man who directs it. This year the choir has given many fine performances for our assemblies, and has done a superb job at the All-City Choir Festi- val, 105 MARCH I NG Row 1: Roger Ma.cDermid, Richard Corning, Pam Danforth, Robert Cage, Ted Hampton, Frank Gomez, Jack Brown Row 2 Tony Williams, Gary Paulas, Dana Chinn, Bill Stuart, Shan Bent1ey,Wes Coke, B111 Blair, John Searcy. Row 3: Mr. McDowell, Lawrence Wright, john Lahodmy, Bert Schineder, David Britton, Crag Anderson, Dave Rich, Don Shesher, Joe Rapp. MR., MCDOWELL This is Mr. McDowe11's second year of directing Washingtozfs Orchestra and Band. He is doing a commendable job. 106 BAND Row 1: Mina Meinemann, Sharon St. John, Joanne Yeske, Carol White, Pat Noble, Posey Bently, Sharon Sears, Martha Denison, Mike Chartler. Row 2: Joe Lambert, Huce Morrow, Joy Haney Helen Christiansen, Sandy Rsme, Tom Twillger, Davld Ott, Dav1d Relnertson, Bonnie Gill, Merrill Eichenberger, jim Bllleter. Row 3: Janice Field, Connie Unzicker, Diane Ashpole, Harold Kent Earnest Bottemifler. The Washington High School Band, under the direc- tion of Mr. McDowell, has actively participated in both high school and community events. The band is responsible in a. large part for the Colonial spirit which is the basis of all student life at Washington. 107 ORCHESTRA Row 1: Dorothy Moody, joan Fopn, linda Staton, Ruth Green, Leslie Davidson, Carolyn Skaines, Linda Miller. Row 2: Lina Braden, Shelia Thompson, Pat Noble, Mike Chartier, Posey Bently, Carol White, Mina Heinemann, Cheryl Gill, Pam Danforth, Richard Corning, Bonnie Gill. Row 3: Connie Unzicker, Sue Berelson, Marty Black, John Lahodny, Lawrence Wright, Bill Blair, Earnest Bollermiller, Jerri Farrell, Mel Brown, Mr. McDowell, Helen Spencer, Myrna Keys. ff' J fl 1' ' fl W f-in u,f7Tff9,w,,Q.f QU L .fe ' The Washington High School Orchestra, distinguished itself by giving noteworthy performances. Music at its finest can be heard at Washington, and many fine instrumental compositions of the past and present are artiscally executed by this musical group. If iii: rr. a ., :si A 5, .::,. W 3 ..s. .,.,sa . ss.,... . - an ---, 1 e-f, f -e'eeW n f --,-W e' a s Rl 3 108 DANCE BAND Row 1: Ted Hampton, Frank Gomez, Jack Brown, Robert Cage, Row 2: BiJl Stuart, Bill Blair, Lawrence Wright, Roger MacDermid, john Lahodny. Row 3: Mr. McDowell, Bert Sclmieder Connie Unzicker, Earnest Bottermiller, Myrna Keys. The Washington High School Dance Band has actively participated in all the Pep assemblies, home games, and Washington dances. This year they obtained new uniforms which are maroon and gold sweaters. , n ..... , .iV. X - -' . f' ' W -. gem, .. . 'ii 109 MIXED ENSEMBLE Row l- Carole Caldwell, Sue Parks, Marjorie Hadley, Gail Nokes, Karen Eide, Sharon Chatfield, Pat Noble, Vicki Brazelton, Pam Danforth, Barbara Mittelstedt, Suzy Snook. Row 2- Bill Stewart, Doug McCaw1ey, Tom Soucie, Spencer Coffey, Bob Kaufman, Jim Goin. The Colonials are again fortunate in having a very fine mixed ensemble. The ensemble has performed for var- groups including, the Washington High student body and the Mt. Tabor and Buckmen Elementary School Parent Teacher Association. Also they have appeared on a television program. The group works mostly within it- self with assistance given by Mr. Heick. 110 X ,'f ' 4 if f -pg.:-Q R : x 2 -. ..-1-1: :5:5:2a:55:s:5 +P1.:3zSz5z:s:1::.:,f..,I., . . R ' ' ' 1 ' -i f-3 , E-9 s s . . 525152 331 '32 ' :Q2rs::::::::i:s:z5s:r'as:f1-'' 2-z:s:2PI..? '+ 2 - f ff. f. 9 Q , .1 f' .. .... 4' f X ' ' ': :1 -f-N-f' T 524 , QW ,Zq:+:Mffq::g:efw.3+5.::E:, 5 .K ,, t . 'T ' '1 ,fix KQ- 5 A ' If-1' 3' ' X i. I ,f qv I .X M .,:.: Af' J f . '..: f ,, g. 'W my . wwf F :., , Y www f, ,L f ' v .E .,. ' 'P' i 3i underdassmen Q. aan? Q -ff f4g5fM:a:!:i.Hrnr:5:i' wg 1' z2: :. uw WA: pc. . v. - .,- . -M . . rw: , . . ,.n ,-,A -,W ' X 53 Q Q ,awww N as M-L3 1 WA ,:.: :zzz Q 1e2 l - fi ,e e,e l ai 1 -' if f ' i 1 f : :-.,.A.'. ......:i.:.1:E:g2Ef mwtmmg JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS WEEKS? President, Wally Kuriharag Vice President, Lonnie Southardg Secretary, Mary Marcurng Treasurer, Girard Liberty, Sergeant-at-Arms, Sandra Reinmiller and Terry Pearson 112 'W Q34 R 'N-my-N 'JI Lloyd Alldredge A o V.Lw- z,, B bnbb A- B Z 55 AZ: . ' Normie Bailey , i A K x f , v -we ,,.. ,W 1 e K, ff. fe i is A A Bob Belt Erlaine Blodgett 3 L A B David Britton 5, f Robert Cage Linda Anderson Bryan Baker Doug Bergeron 53:3 ew, Bonnie Blose Jackie Brower 4 fs . Robert Cain Ed Andrews mb,..- A L,LVlZ gm L K W 'fi ' ,- Mike Bally jan Biehler jim Boone s-. ' 2 f ,. ff- A Don Brown Carole Caldwell Randy Avalon , M: --v yn ,f . , .-55, , ,,kk . A, , E We nm- Q, :R 5 sf fig I t,-- E-W zg- ,f ,-,Aw , , , ,. . ,, Ouie Batchelor Linda Bishop , QEN -f We My f 5 me 52 9, if RX . Charles Boyd Jack Brown 4 11ll 'kx, W in V ' Mike Callahan 113 Bill Babcock i ev . llIif?152',EQ:?f-L: 'f ' Allan Belanger Jim Bjork of V ...we H. -'na fm 5 '. B7 - 'ESA sa ' Lina Braden ww Ma.ryBu.rns , 1 2 Bob Carr Pam Bacon I 16 f NK ff?if? 'V3QQe.x , ' Linda Bell L lop L: N151 , ,. in .fl :: Jen'y Blank f M Mel Brewer fggx o Log Jim Bushman Kathy Cason Sl ? E l --L. kgfk C 5 ,V yyly S -,W-,,. ,, Qs' lesl James Celestine 1 if 7: wifi uf f E - 2 -' wg, l HTF so 'P Lfff' -, . ,e,g3'2y,-fy, n C Kathey Cline 3' .fe ' fs K . A. 'T' . F x , ll ' ' 31,7 ., , Elouise Cornacchia I , R+ ,Q si 'X 'K H Q' li., Q l , , , saw ,X XJ km. me if Y R' z W' t A Georgia. Damman is 1'5- 1 l I Martha Denison ,- i H ,wh C .1 1, , ,:nfs,xsyg1 l ,,,, ' elnl 1, Sharon Chatfield I' V ih, X Q , L some. f . iv, 3 1:35, . . .,,-, w, , l nnnng nn n he llfcasm D Marion Cock:-an , ' - 51523 . K x ' x .4 Darryl Cornelius :.. 'e' V 54 1, i ' ' 7:11, Q 'V . , Q Marlene Daniels K' 7f'Ta,5:e, ,I s fi ,ff ,u.,ML, . , I Lf L,,k.k 2-lg, 9' William De Witz 9 Z , ,Q .Q ,'ne' ' 'll 'C al .gy .. .' 4 . - L 1 Q Robert Eck Dana Chin Tom Christensen 'xxx fix' GX S' 9 f D, D, fy , '12 is - ,A mf free gl, ,e Q if 7 91. ju Bob Cohen I ' .VII J 4, if Richard Corning Q . if gs 5 ' 'C . F5 , 'f.- if, .,:. , as I ,,h. Teri Dannelley o',' 3 ohCChn , , Gary Dietderich Sueann Eckhart 114 he X! MA ,,,,- fi N... 5 ' I ,AZ . , ' xggi. jean Collins Janelle Cripps I ,.k .--I 2. if , 1 Q Q, fi ff, 2. .E S Q r ,M I , Loraine Davis Q' '75 3Q' ., JF' f nw, a.,,l,,ff T' H ls, Steve Donne lle Gary Eiclhman , ,ffl Wav-'11, , 5 if , , . , : V :J f 'fiffivw ,ff Diane Christensen Linda Colwill , A has-. Gabriella Crocitti Q 4 ,1,....f Pat Dehn jan Dougan 1, f ' - A Carelle Elderldn 1 i 4 'ew s . Km-en Clanton llll eese C fv if ,, M, Dick Coons . D, ' L nl, A 1, 2 . - ,s,. A Linda Dale . , J ,x zl R -hz r ' K f 1 a . 2 Julie Demers L, A Nh 114 W -.5 'w2g5i:,,. ew' f A ,XZ zi. 2' Q 1 1-Qf ,f,,,V ' '. 523 Linda Duffield H'l ' f . C ' wx,-.0--Qi. 'fy ,MW vii V 1.3,- Q, , Mike Ellison 4:1 my ' f, 33 M' Sharon Esch H5 ix X 'fe Y kgl Hr .M Tana Frost r H H H V' qw.. Us ' Dottie Gill Marjie Hadley Sureen Hawkins 'Wham-M ya H ,1 ja? f' V H A H4 H 1 ' H ' f !2xg1zr:ygWH3gfH5!?g 5.-HH -Hs' ' gas uh: wmwiqgi W - - we1.--g.-'v.?XzaffxzgfeSZ,w,.x ,... in-.rr Jean Hiney UR' 41 I .H on ff ludv ESPG Hai Sharon Fulk Me-.H H ,Hal '53 ,. im XD A A ,A .HW r of :Anil E l Sandi Gleason , K if -5. ef- A . -'ns ,M Y J JOY H2-ucv nfl? its 2-3 'ak W .0 2 ' z H, I Tim Healy 41 Billie Hodges Beatrice Fikes H HH ff H .H r. 7V ii,:y. gfffH, 5 mm if will 'mee H ff ,H k V gm., J I flkyigc -Ac: gfx 'fx -HHSHQH ,K --f,gfrz.fas1,5ks5ir Hf :H K1 f -,,,,, ..,zH..,Hf-f3,,., JH-, ,,,. H.HHx,.L . H H.H, sz V mf W-'fU1':Qx:f-H-.fs fm mfwlzsi' W ' :ffl i :1- Roger Fuller qv My K 5 uw 5 ,,.. Bruce Goldsbv Donna Handley 3 1 F We . .. .mmm 1' ,H rw 3s YL 'H Mina Heineman T' ll 9241 J' - Donna Hollen HHwsm,, , gm' f,g g, ,H gzf r .fflHf:fzx4ggH 1 V-'. 111'1-1. J' V95 if , i aww A H - .M v ,1f'5rff2ff.l???fZ'-ff ' Vicki Finjord Jeannie Galligan H 'K' lg, .HH Hakg W HHH mf rn Mb at H .S-fl? g eihii ilfv' H! X Vicki Folkerts Diana Garlock Rick Fortin ,f ' Z' I .H wiiw f, 7 .Pt .. 'JL '5 5 ' Joan Gedney 3' :V Q ,,.k H 4? - 5 'I ,- -' H7 Wwe H, 1, 1 0.3 , ef. , 'mm ' f NFB, - ,HH Hg ' Ruth Green Joan Gudmundson Cheryle Gutherie S Mi gl-H lilivg f -1 3 : N H ,ff ' ., ,z -K ALILL-' asf' Joanne Hannan 94 S Ji E fait Max Hex-big -'31 f-,,f Q ,V4., M ,ffx m 'gg P r 32,9 M , .L , X Io Ann Honey 115 i Hain' . A 3' , N w ' ,JU ill! 5 2 rloe Sharon Harris if fxrwf ., ' 1 H m fn H Joanne Hermann fa fi S H 52 if f A S' 'P SW Ev E ' Mmm Hopn Claire Harvey Q H H i,- H - H Judy Hertle Martain Hopkins ,.-e:s:a:s: 'six x N NX xx Nz x X Q Z 2 ,Q .SK ...1 .wX..,..w.. ,.,. , X hx X is X V gg X rg? QQ. - gwpw , 42 4:53551-, 1a::-:v:-:-:-1-1-:st-are-5:f:::':x--:-sw' ..v.,., ..4. 4 :QQ -.N.:.,.-- - ,HN . -.ry . .ax-V vs .: Y 3 2' 1- .,.0.. ,. . Q, s23fS:2s:2:zr-3 .. , I-WKESSHIEIQE -'4 -Qi., ..s.. ,.,.:,,:.,.,.:.1 4:EEf:z2s:g-4. . -:-:.:-:-:':-:-.-:+R-zgzgfziz::::1:::::.:2, f- fm-:-:-:-:-:-:.:.:, 9 ef l 4 if iv ev ,f 21 ,Q 'eww Charlotte Hurd f L yery esee V'mV V ,K,. jerry Jorgensen Nancy Kellogg Melinda Kruger L L K 1 5. V3 i' wwf if ,X is fy'fii?'T 4 lf' 09 2 Ray La Point Ke ith 4 Linda Huskey Kathy Jungels Darryl justice V A A ,n QM, : 'N- E L ' W 5 HW hu ' . ' ' .fi -- W. 4 5 gl 'mm' I llyl sf' L 'Y llll' L - L Barbara Kemery Dan Kent :I :Z M. K. A ky .ga w if L LLLLW L l fifiifi A 'il' 1 ,l:-,i 5511? ynn L L . k,iaii5 , :IQE n nylnny nllyynln -'1' Wally Kurihara 5 4 f s J 'A i H ex ' K if-'lfffl if Judy Larson Ray I.s.f1-ienier Diane Ledford 'Tw dv.. ,vw z ,ps Girard Liberty 116 ,- . ,WWW . , r.,,,. . 1 ,gg , nv. K .1 if ffl if 2' ., ,I . A ,, Kay jagodnik fi em, '31 , -3 A .3 ,,.,,. 7 V H .-'-, 'z tx L 9 WEA. lf A .CI-N42 sfiswxg Bob Kaiser i . 21 f Qs y. 'IW rfb. - . Qliiff' , W - ,,, fa vs? 1, xi? Jr Dean Kessler Mis Q, L -A T, ' . 'l'f,ZfK'Q fI s: ' ws? 13 ,Q Joe Lambert He? , sssse L ,,,fs L ,ff ' fe' ,,1 9 -i 'M Y Q ' In t if F1 if f Harvey Lee 0 an is QT, L ,r 'f Qs,.5 Lana Johns Paul Kaster WN L, ,a W fs ,JB 'ij 3,4- ,, ,., ,' 5 'K Mzkif fi :ii wif' - Jim Kighr H .,.A: Q f IW, .Q W 3 'S 5 QQ Q, W! A j. ee'er'L rlele Nicki Langlim pew. ,, 111s Sue ' s,,s kswmf g Barb Keller Ken Kraemer Abbey La.n.gsta.ff Ie1'1'Y janet Leisse ,Qs Dick I-Ons Nancy Love Julianne Ludlow ' ' me 1 . ., .va , ff 1 4 - ..,Wffs,, r .3 fe, . 1' ,f - gl Carol Lundmark , - 5 1?1., 5-if ki' 35354 K. . Qlfi 'lf Indy Majors ,gilh Bob Matteson joan Miller llle y V ,low Steve Moore Penny Nittart I if U wp- We , , 'ffibj ' .rf fig, MMMM '. li ,Me no o, I I Bill LUPWD Doris Lytle Diana Lyons 4, M N, ' 'iw flfwf- . ,V if 5,1 . 1 Zig M ' ,. gig: ',Mo e f M ' , . Vkkr V Lk -, , , , . . ,gn f Nancy Magelki Ron Mar Mary Marcum Jim Markham Margaret Martell y H . HN 'K 18 I Marilyn McCur1ey Roger McDex-mit Q . .,,,' Sands Miller ii. 5 . K, Vi, ,J I KEN , .,,. Ronald Mortenson :-',,l,,g,, H - mrwvlgf - 'Uk w Q18 91? . A S Agwl Pa m oble u A 2 Y 'V J' :xiii Y Sharon Miller nw 1 ifielm. ffirg L 95.5 A QL Kathi McGi1va.ry 18338 Mills fm frm W . , 5' fi ,, Derek Muirden Laura Lee Nelson Marylou Nuss le' l ff .1 ,, ,. .wwf ', 45'-1'-42-fl? 'I be .,0::: - Jim O'Conne1 117 .. Liv 'I'- ie jesse Miano 'E X I ff W4 it y Q s QM FN A ein If e A Claudia Mitchell Frank Nicholson Laurel Olsen ff-M .fm M foggy? e 'llffffjgv ' Stephen Magelki Barbara Martin Barbara Mihara enll ,. ,,.,,. , Vey.. ' Dick Moody Kay Nishikowa Yoshiko Ota Richard Otterson Susan Peters Bobbee Piper z'li'E,.- 55 E 551555 me Q f W wi' Y 41. 4, ,H Jack Powell Sandra Reinmille Elaine Robideau Gary Panols Jerry Peterson Leroy Pittman :F fh ' 51. 5 : f,yf,?,gvfk1j:Q-,ggafifr inn E . Terry Parker W , ' K f1Q:sv-5-H5322 1 i V L Quan 1 his r a 5 ,P 5,-, Lesley Peterson I , agen 3,1 ., MM eb. nne 1 P ee Ann Pitts 3 P l'.'--ff5':f.v,' Ra-ndY Putnam Tom Radar nne R 'I 1555 -1 ' iw- , L1 F, Nm,--2 5 ., -,.. A . fi,-5.3 , Wm X Y N' fx ffgfg X 5 Sue Parks Judy Philan Jerome Polk 3 1:32 J Mike Ragghiauti ' 4 5 ,A X 3 Q fb flhffl Q .SH P Zfiiiiifilij' cis f -ff!-,li 751 T ' r Graham Richardson Paget Richardson Charlene Rickett -, .-mszg , -ww , ' X ? P fa ff 2 f4TjQQ'- ' - ' A Sandy Parsons Ii m Phi li chi Evelyne Pories Marie Randolph fy f Ak 2 fm N , P .M 1 , R H K,rrr..s4,. ,, ai 15. 5' J if r Haas .rs , - U. . ,, .f , Yi Robert Ri gelman om: Edy Rooke Linda Rose Dick Russell Doran Russell 118 Terry Pearson Marianne Piestrak Ron Porter Nancy Redford X K v J 'T .3-s john Ritchie Nancy Salta Gil Sarparto M. .... ,L ,f.-,. resign ......t . K l,,y,' I . T fm A I fin P .sv Sa BobSa.X Lennaxd Shelev Sandra Shepherd Carolyn Skaines Kathy Stearns 5551-it H l3' . M. .gg H 1 1 K 5 '1Jfi'Yi,1 Q. W1 Q 8 'f ? 1 .ar i E Sri f M 1, H , 1. xv ,x X Nancy Smith 'IQA il? 'K - 'A EE. r. . y., V i I ,' Sharon Stene Larry T9-iT1 Pam Tamerius 4 , 4 'V 3 My - : 5 '15 5 ,k,, E. Mike Tienlw-SP8 Yvonne Tunzat Dave Schulberg . fL1' - L - K K Kathy Sherman A WW ' 'S ,. .' f f'1'P'11 W. , A fp we nw? , 1' x X Sharon Smith Lynnette Strom Michele Taylor -ks K kk'f ' N':Vl ttyi 7 lyh Bob Turley Sharon Schue Nancy Shewey ' --we J me -, ,f . -4 'ty .13 ,-we .L ,g ,t,1-L I X 1- ' z .S f 't.L -- w 51, Q . fig' . gh., 31' 1 J K s tgp . fp' ev.. ,R Y 'Hi X Y SQ? vi P x W, M fs' J 5. . - K ,,. 4 f-,, ' A Q ' -. . thtty T ,T f .w:.J.e:'U Q ,. ,Q . . ff? :Nye 1 fi is Nr ' L W f Terry Scott Paulette Shewey h 55?ff'S . . ikwwuif All Lonnie Southard Marylou Speaker ws, -2.-1' I -,1': l,' ' 1 'f, nf . 'av Q Jim Strubel ini? LQ ' ' rifxf , Rick Taylor Ben Stuart Linda Terrell 109-U-He Tllmel' Diane Vanderpool 119 Mary Martha Shaw Richard Shultz ,ei ff ' 13 SATI rf, ew ecre A . or 7 .' 11, ' F' it yeye 'Qctt Q,t Lifilffff 4 'r if .V ..,' Ray Spay Q eeyre . Sue Stuthard -.,, I f ,E:11EV?'W5 S hhhh ,.,. ag y gf tcri fm E Gary Thomas Mi ,Q-:f.s,li51fg 1. .' .'-, eff 1. i ' Q, 7 A ,. fgeEQlm!'FP5I: 11i5:r.?::EU ,, f. . I ji Dennis Vasile ,.,- ,..-- , f r.- Pl 'hx ea, .T ,L'., , 4 . ' iq if 18,543 E Mi, Carolyn Vetsch Pattie Vlfhitson Tony Williams Yeu Wei Yee ALL, W l l W .i --4 . .lf-E-'ss iff-Z-:: i.fE . I f 5 gg ji Bob Wallace Mike Weinberger Bob Wiener wP ' eww- 'QV Gary W ilson Linda Young fl.. kwa 3 is 41 ff, iz. 'khf Q. , F is' Esther Wilder Beth Wiseman H06- Pam Zetter 1 20 In 39 3. X , -iw fl, M..,- 1.3,- Q- lx? , IT Q91 A 1 1, N if W x A 1 , , ,Ig 4, N Ken Wells sm. , we 1 Sheryl Wildt Diane Wittcke 5-Levi, Wood Jan Whitcofnb Vlfhite f aooWW i .self kg :VV it kkrk H5 1 . pig C f Q- V .. .,,. A . - Q, , Wk- ff i. h Izg Al Wilhelm Earl Wilhelm M-:zz if 4.-pf Osa Woodside Randy Johnson President Rose Dean Vice President Becky Snook PHCMCRE Joyce Miler Treasurer CLASS CJFFICERS Zack Johnson Sgt. at Arms Vicki Van Buskirk Sgt., at Arms 121 Adanson, Kelvon Adie, William Alsman, Sandi Anderson, Paul Ashure, Georgia Bacon, Wayne Bailey, Auroka Bailey, Juan Barde, Joanne Bates, Delrae Bauder, Pete Beaver, Wanda Bedford, Barbara Beesacker, R Belille, Richard Bell, Marion Bell, Patty Bell, Vicky Bentley, Shan Berry, Kenneth Billeter, Jim Bitar, Joyce Bitman, Nancy Black, Martin Blair, Patricia 'my ,la Y. 91-sn-r J - LX C! . wt' , XX 5577: ,3-- ,, .. .Et ,nov--.' fy.. klkf -:Lifes fl, J j ft 2 as an 9 a fa if ,I 3 Y x v ms, J, L S N ' fri s if N ' f - .fm Y , LL, l. ,aw J ,, 2, - 3-YH' 5 fy: ,E 4 V gqaa , . ww ,ul V im ! lf nf? f 55561555 M, I .L i .ii ZQZEFZKIFY Y? 4? eaar , .QM . it 'B 'C Q at za J ' saw ,... - ' , ' ,f b ' 1 .jg z'r'5'f'l, f 1 ,-L ,I , fe , an we ' 1 'E :fit ' . V rf, .rx ,..f , -, I K E54 5 X ,.a'fSf. , , an W, - Sw ' s. , , f f, 5, f - me - f....,,. 'far as W 5 L ,psf A 4-saw A is xl wg ry, Bloomqmsts Edgar -, 'iv Blosick, Chet 14,58 3 in ,N V to l ff 9, Vr',,5Km' l V, :avg wa I ,ew ff W iw fi c :VZ if . E22 , G, A .,,l.. Y ,.-. P .an 'ZX jd if fx W, CLASS CF '64 '- cc'c zl, jg . --' I - - P . gy LH 5, 36:5 n 2 our ig, K . K ' 3 , ' 'Y S? 1 . , QW, A ga ay, , LL if , QL, . in 33 ' 71 3 , X I, '11 I f ,fe a 'I 'ie 11 ...I - 1 .,.,,,, ' ... ,.x W' t W' ,:fw!Q!f'. - ifllffi c A a- V ,P ,.f,-4, 3, J' U A va, ,. ca, vf- if :F ies: 1. lx 3 18' 'Qfff' M: I , J Mr .J-1 ,gf :'- ' ' Rte ., a , f . ix F i 411' figs' --T5 - J -rS:'5 wa ,le fi 'www , ,,. ,K ,jf If iw rm -lb, ,,m:.,, ' . wfssmfiif-1 ,.,, ,f: an gxmgkgxskgx we at 3 ,am 'N-. -vs 122 V .-Q .dll ,..,f.t.V . agy' fl in Q Q xW' ,,.g.L?g in tk 'fe L f qw, ' ,xl, as 1- L fi' ,-'va mr. , xl, .lf 1, 1 Z3'tZ2'5ifi5 4 32,25 ff il nm l af . K a 9 li., 5 . X f - f fm ..,,, f f - f'e2ffn2,f .ws-nv11.,,l X 1 ,m M' -.---t -1 fl: . Q? O 'L. V ycrrgylk '13 C If if ,W -l an me 'B IQ f., ,pg Kewl! 5 I i 4 fa 7 I Yr, , 1' 4, f A is S? fb vm S 'Ji-M 51.0 , . ' ,s:..nH -v. ' F22 C 'Q ' ,wx , ,,- 4 J ii' 1 fs 5 ,F . 'fm in hx, Q 0' Bordeaux, Mike Brandel, Virginia Brenner, Roberta Brillman, Mike Broderson, Bill Brown, Russell Bufton, Mike Burgess, Glenna Burgoyne, D. Burke, Vincent Burnett, Lonnie Burtls, Frankie Bush, Carolyn Bush, Janet Bushman, Eva Callahan, Colleen Camel, John Cameron, E. Capps, Susan Carlson, Steve Carmen, M. Carpenter, Karen Carpenter, Keith Carpenter, Sandi Carr, Jimmy Carrico, Bob Carter, Joyce' Cartwright, Sue ,, 7 ,iw , l fi, -L VV. V? , V V An, V , gi t Q ,np nf-,., X ' i, , i :flare ' 3 , N if A , w . Q, xx. ,A . '23 -gy v I ,QQ 3 vim' VV I Davis, Mary Ann Davis, Taylor Day, Glen Dayton, Jim Dean Rose Denner, Howard Dewitz, Clyde Dietz, Kathryn Dowell, David Drake, Cliff Dunn, Dinia Duree, Ron Dwyre, Richard Earnshaw, Sue Edwards, Charlene Eichenberger, M Eide, Kathy Ellenwood, Diana Ellison, Pat Ely, Jill Enloe, Mary Ann Erlich, Rhisa Espe, Diane Farrell, Jim Fergusson, Mary Fidier, Dennis Fields, Glenda Fignam, Kathy K 'WMV RV f VC ff. , f - ,B aa 1 Ms? , ,men , y ,LLM is 1-xsafis Vi:-villi . ,,', VV j . ,- ' W 'iff M Mg 'f, ie. 1 HF -an . Vs , ,.., M . ,.,., in , 4:3 2 1 ana. A QV. A ,M fv- aif Q1 4, 4, K . K' f.,, V Chambers, Sandra V Channel, Don -'Q A3 Chaperon, Sue 'bw I g-'VV - X f . Chartier, Jean V Chase, Robert -' Cheung, Mary J , Chinn, nuiet C5522 fn . -- Christiansen, Hele , ,, . W cm. John - Clemens, Karen , - ' Lfflf 'llll A QQ, Clementson, Vicki in h , i Cobalt, Joanne VV M, ,,,. - V VVV,5:g Comms, Jerry A in -.fi f.f ,1 , V, VV . ,. - Comer, Frank , ff f , A 2 V Constant, Gaila VV V V VV,. .,,, w3 V , ,, Cooke, Wes V V .xx 4 VV ,BV Fm, gg Xl. Cosby, Ted ' , 5 V .. V, V 1 . , Conaut, Joanne 2,'K?'E ,.Wv ,, ,WN V ,., 1 f. Coundare, Terri lldd, fl' A Cuddington, Ann K , W Cummings, Candi , Cunningham, Mike ,V i V , , , Dalbey, Myron gf 'rf in 5 Dale' Jem 'fy Q18 J H, fi pi , Dang, Mike N., V-nf ' ,,,: V Gig: Daton, Dave ,,,I ' V V V ,V vf,, VV Davidson, Leslie fzafr- f I ,:. i:1,.,-: Z '1--1,. :2a 1. SOPHOMORES f' W, - My 33 I1 N 'Mi 'W 3' -.M Q ' A, 7 in vm ,mv ,115 ' f ' 1 375, -., 3 7 ,f - 6 , 4 5. at . ,I ,-an , , ' ' 'Cai' fr' 2' ,, . . if ' f M, , 'I V ,',, V . ., i . VW, ffiliie' ' ' ,,-,. , ,,f-1 -Lv ' - - , . ruff , , ,gi A' 'gi' ,Hsin-12 ' fp ff Q . ,,, .1 ' 5' inf , f, .-1525351 ' .WV ,J is so E f ,- ST f We V X. - f V . z fl Q . 5,-1, M. fx ' 7 ,MM V 'H Wm 'J we f- 'rs fi -, ei 'n l'- - . . , il if ff ff 'X' 'iff' in ,Lf ' mn ' 'J 9 -3' . f ' X V ' ' ' , ' K ,xv ' . ' ' ' I ,:LL:4' Q:1 r'3 ' 'J f ,Q af ,FV . . . I..V.: rkkk V X5 YV VV ,VWVV ,VVV V VVV A V' Vn .W abggns L , , V illa ., V ,, nf, N W , V HV, , i .V Q' N' lil Nfl' 53' , W 'iv 1, .' ' ,W W f 1 , , f' V if-' f M ' W' M 9' ' F . . ,nm 75131,-ff K 'A--X A i, , , ,i on ,.,, fn ,Ss 'Ci' K in 5 'ff' ? . ,,, 'L - -JP 'LX -Eh' A ,V ,-- , , . , - 111, ,fn V, :N nr v-NV ,I qi ,Q VV 5 9, V A L . . , W--V ' ' ,., X b V V 'T' iv' lf ' -em 'L 1 ' 1 , U- Q V V ,V ,w ei', L C H W if L 755 D 5 J, 'lf' . 123 Filces, Jerry Foon, Gloria Ford, Sue Fulleton, Judy Gardner, John Gill, Bonnie Girens, Cheryl Glass, Cindy Grady, Norman Green, Terry Gulick, Bob Haek, Jim Hahn, A.nn Harndker, Ellen Hamilton, Robert Hanson, Marilyn Hardy, Cynthia Harmer, Dorothy Harris, Earnest Hart, John Haworth, Phyllis Heady, Judy Heifner, Jacky Heggstrom, Lars Helm, Coral Henderson, Helmeous, Don Hixson, Walter y,:, L 1 Hmm. x .- .. W..-.,,. -V , , x? J 1 yea lg: af, z,,, A .re Mt' .W MW:-E5 QQ FG f 771 rw -, ,js.a..k ss: ef . ., ii? ,fx enf ,P I, 1 .1 , 45555 2 :.. .1 Y ii -'lf , no 'Q-fav' J If 5 K rf 3 Vg! l g l , A I 3,-I I ,v il ' i Tw' if at , , , sf ff 13 , .4 4 , X ek,- CLASS PSHE fs. .na ,J 'Q .f ' ' ex . , 1 , , 6,.,,, f' W1 W fr 45441 .W W or f All W OF '64 ., , 55 ,. I , My in -' .... , .M -1-. ' -we 1 , pg- -f ' ff- we 1-My ....,:L ' L ' . Af lm MT? , .fn J is iw Jrn ' Qt . l V , 1- A I , -rk , ,. il ll W i' 1 5 f l J ' 'V 3 A el .... 'X' if an r y,yym rf- fm A N3 ' W S W Ciil iw., J . ,R . , rwnfwb - W ' il f-' G' ga la ' My J I . ash? Wy, .ry may Q' 2 fl . I , E sn' Vg .I -Q is ' A 'J 'J fil we Q Qoilr ,, K , r WFT ' k.,,LL - f ' ' A . L. 'fi f.,.W.w , 'TT' www wwihiif M, K ,M K ' f b' s y 53 5 , V Q ffl , V ' ' if 79, 124 Q .fa 4 J J NN ' rg ir f Minh x Q, 3 V s' ,wh . mx , va, ,Rr 1-il . , Mig, .1 0. V , ,im M, , . ,lf , J., ' f ' , , ,-.fl . 'V .,,.f'f . N Vu.. ., gt, B135 xg ' A '33 K. , Cm. 1- , N-2243? , V. 72' 3 Q n 27 -3 w-7 , ..,. Mk ' r, ,, If px -as ,J ,,.,nt,n.n ,g..f1, ,, Hoggans, Cottrel Holbrook, Dan Hoops, Shauna Hopkins, Joe Howland, Herman Huffman, Judy Hurd, Bev Richard Jim Chris Dee Randy Steve Zack Jenkins, Jennings , Johns on, Johnson, Johns on, Johnson, Johnson, Judy Martha M athew Tom Patsy Justice , Larry Kakishita, Mark Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, J ungk, Kampras, Maxine Kayburn, Judy Keechle, Mark Keys, Craig Kidd, Bill Kilburn, Delra King, Irene E- E' V AKKKK f-KLLXV ff, 3 ' K -IIKY ,Q KK . K , ' A M A .Z :,, , K if ,- -f K ' su f, ' ': K KKKK,,, J - 'gf 3 s , VV ,V pai' -' ,, KL. f '. -pa, , . - 1 fi,KKK:1 i AA.A V A ij , A .,,, K' ii-'Q Kllsf 'M .ff, 'fo v,,: K N KK K 75? V ,Lm, ,m'. as ry.-New , ,mf K 2535! 'fi 'K K ,l 1- W fgffilulli ,, ., . ,, .. P ., .. . M., . Q- ,. , , , Mays, Nathaniel McCullar, Frank McFarland, Betty McKinney, M. Meuller, Alvin Miano, Gwen Miler, Joyce Miller, Grant Miller, Harold Moran, Jerry Morehead, Jim Moreland, Kay Mullins, Don Murphy, Kathy Morhinway, Kris Norwood, Reba Nusbaum, Dean O'Brien, Pam Ochsner, Barbara Olsen, Judy Ott, David Oyanagl, Karen Page, Gary Parks, Jerry Garry Larry Anita Sally Parman, Parrnau, Paulsen, Pearson, 173 ff K fr?'21H . D5 'E Mx mx 1' ti ,lyy mn, jury' K :e am, 1,5 .pq V Q Kiln T V, ,.,,, 1 H , V , ,,.,, Q J rf-iz? ,,, lg, V hmlmw ' ' 3155 'esgazg ' . M K , SOPHCJMORES V fl ,, .. M King, Mary Kinoshita, Judy Kirstein, Kenny Klein, John Koch, Dave Knistich, Helen Knutson, Kitty Lacaduk, Judy Lahodny, John Lakeside, Leah Lampkie, Donnie Lapworth, Gloria Lea, Richard Lee, Keith Lee, Richard Leopold, Jamie Lewton, Stephanie Lippert, Linda Lindberg, Bob Lindgren, Mary Long, Donna Lutgens, David Love, Barbara Lowe, Vicki Madigan, Kaihy Maloher, Leona Maloney, Colleen Martinson, Sharon ,r ,. K 7 , K , . 1,59 K ' 'P' 45 W., , V fa V V , . ,.., ., ,. i ,M M We rg fr' - W ..1'fij1' 'F' fx Y F QM, 3 f, my , 'F' V. ,XM r . .i x , ' W J' Liv , ,. f wx 7 W Pri M. 17 'QLW' , -1 , T433 , My JJJ, J M-af ,JJJJ asf, , yi' J Ga - -.524 ', l K Tw V, ,,,, 3,V,f5,gm.1 .AT I , fbi t V , . 1 35 ,5 j , 1 . . 1: ' f xy, ,3 21515 .KKKNK KK K fi ,IQ i 'K ,Q K K -au .. :Qt 4 I ,I F3 5 5, ' Y ,V 3, :,,, . W V I I N f'fK Ml. K K K W, , , . ....,. 3' Q 4 , ' ' K X ,K ' , M si' f P55 ' ,,,. 1 ' -1 'gg 'if' A 7' i4ffQ4f 'W 0 'H .. Q P . ,, -'S ' Q , , , ,,. V an gf . V M wr 1, i 4 - I--N 'Va f, ,, ., ,.,,i., f W , ,f , wi, ' f' ., Q . ' , ., ,, V, 1, ' H K L. . .af i,,. .,,. , . Q. . W. a N ' ., , ff? 5' .gk L, V R' gl ' 'K' ,X VNV ,,, v ' W Q' 3? V, i V U 17135, ei ffl' 'ky if .Af :bf K MK KK ,-1 T Q . f f, , I , azz . -4. 2215 ii I wg? 'HA ,tw . Q51 V, aw Z2 V , V aw f . 'W SK, I. 15,1 A V' u ' , , Alll t L All 4 E 4 ,. 'Har V,Eg,.iffv--' 2-:3V.,,Vj..11',, xl . 5 2 ,, ,. .. ,Ja -J, ,A f J, ,V V 1 . z gf , -V ,fm ' Af, .Q ., -', ,K .3 Qvlv, 21,5 i 22 LL 'xy Q , Z f ileefi va .K:,i3'fP4..,-g i? 125 Pederson, Nancy Perkel, Bob Peterson, Pat Pidgeon, Ricky Pike, Teryl Pitts, Sue Podemski, Esther J, 8 S I ., ,Wa Yam - 1A Q RQ. 10 ,:?' n..- M,5,, , i' VW-u?VV ff .1 'TT ia, , ff f f-M..,w-'N or gm. P 'WSW' Wm? ,P arm v nf A R ffm i ,... from fa. ,fn ,Wag VV Poif, Phylis P Post, John so , ,M V R . W ee s Pruitt, Robin PM - li Rapp, Joe V, 4 V V, , l if? M, V V V P 453 Reisinger, Patricia P ' , V P :,,,, R Richter, Bobette ' -E f, ' ' Af f- ,I Riddlef Tim V ,V fi f 1. V P iikzy Rigeman, Max V VV QQVVV or , ' V ' Roberts, Carla f ' 5,1 V55 5 L 4 Q N ia it -1 W f V Robinson, Dale ,ga Q ,Pg 4 AAA' M? 1 P3 K Lil, A ' ,z , V Rodrigues, Judy Wi Z V nf P -xv' QP? 4 3 , 'AAV V VV VV J Romme1V Sharon VE V,kV VV fx , af VV VVVVV V V , - V ' i I . ' Rose, Meri V , , . Rostock, Judy VV o , w Ryder, Marilyn ,T 5 ' A 3 73 gl, Q JV 2, ' Sabilino, Maria , Vik JV-5, ,MP o - Sanderson, Margie f ados V' g.,,.,V VRVP PM ,J Sarna, K2-ren R R IVVP V 1- A S9-1'D3l'fl0, S2-Fa P :L- '., V ': Z rr Mike .. V . VV Q VV P 7VVV V V, V e , , V Sen, Tom 1 R iii' A - R P 'Q 'fi Sei1eiV Greg R ' , F' P Service. Jill AV ,eff lk f K VVVVV ' Q . V , Settlemier, Steve Sexton, Connie uoyr il P if J' 1 Shattuck' Betty V, ,V Shaw, Pat V ,o ,V g, V i Sherwood, George F V V ' 'R gy? Schon, Jack i', VV W, 'fvrgpf VV,V, 1 Simmington, Birl V VV YJ' P, ' Slater, Candy of VVV V ,,VVV V , Smith, Betty ,,,o,, f sm1rh,Jim V R P. , V M ,,, - d ' V smich, Muriei Y,,. ,QQ 52 4'd' ' ff H' or V snuck' Becky Q Q , - M - A Sohn, Gail W , . P or V4 .1 VVPY ,V , ,VP ' Speaker, Mike V ff VV VV 'WW' ' Speilberg, Merilee eV ,lfflm Spencer, Helen Y, , P - P s ' 1 Ph 1' 1 f ' A fu P16 er' Y 15 P , ' Stauffer, Larry ' ' ' ioop P - ,P Stenberg, Anton of 25V , VVVVV VV , , V VV? Tw VV K VV - G , 2 T St8I1l11SOI1, Gary V ' P ,,'- ' V V V . . V .V QP ,, P! RV , , X iPV gm Stofiel, Allen VV V P V V Stradley, Sandra if PP VrP P f' V straws, sue .IV .1 1 ,... VV Ls., V R VIN V ,Ps LV Sue, TIII1 W. ' Q ! 'J ,, , , 'V P' 5-Y - 4 '-wx, 1 .3 if f'CJz.M J White, Carol Whited, Linda Whitman, Dick Williams, Karen Wilson, Susan Wittwer, Wayne Wolf, Lonnie Yeager, Mike Young, Mary Younger, Jim Zarvis, Chris Zwick, John 'W f , s 'W gm 1 ,, 'e,e'z ZX, , ,, W gl if 37 JL J , s '92 I'-Y. . ,- 7 7!a jh:Kx ,is R s 47 -fm fw- 4 fm ye Suezoua, Kelly Suter, Jack QQ gg, lk, I Af ,. in Sutherland, Leslie f,',.3l A A ff' Wifi, Tamerius, Gary W QQ, ,uyl ' - V 'V Q V Terrell, Kathie ' V Thomas, Beverly ' fist V, Thomas, Sally W 'H I VV Tigner, Jerry 9 V,'.,. V ,V ' gm S Tomlinson, Richard A op Q : N V Traver, Sandi V JV V .Qjl ' fl, Tunzat, Debbie N V , V4 ,,, f 'V VVVVVV , Unzicker, Connie fy a ' Utkilen, Margaret f , , 5,1 Van Acker, Jim ,A , . k V , 'Q - Van Buskirk, Vicki , W Xl,,'?- f l. j Vanderpool, Richard e1,V ,Q aff' 115' gh Van Schyndel, F - . ' ' W4 Wageman, Glen e T , Wagner' Linda ,T T if Wauace' Pat , . t W, ,mg ,.,., ...nl V I V b , V,V1V .4 5 Watt, Janet I l- I ,l,' Weuer' Gary W M lf mf' V ony, is Welch, Jack QQ? V V V MQ. 'V,V ,V V' l6'Z West, Donna fi., YVWW tt ' ,, W- L West, Steve Tim SCPHOMORES :J f-, for 'A ' V I' V,,, ,M 2 A , k '- it , fr , EN fx X ,, , 2' Tfmw? if , -'e, r - - . 'Q ,,.. ,V 3- . new 'f - f 1 WM 'x I W' ' ' 3 f , W ' , 5Vtlz.fl:, -ggEf:V,7VV: f f ,,,,e T W ' s,,l, L, , A ,ff v fx- 5... ' ,.. .-., ' I ' fa fm y I 'W A 5? - Q rm wr-1 .3 leer, ' .4 'L ,,-' 'C - - .E ., 127 Jim Hartley President FRESHMAN Pete Madigan Vice President Mike Smith Secretary CLASS CFFICERS Maureen McDevitt Treasurer Susan Schlicker Sgt. at Arms 128 , a - . ., fq'f1f5I'ff,egif ' f y H f 1 33 A , V ' f leid v . , , ' i D f fl B if 'A' 'B ., ,h.- V K' , f f fe 1 :ilk I 7,57 ix V--f , F K 1.7-f..,mf - , A to 9 y at 1' rsla v A y of l F B' f if P , V f J AV: ,Ml H 5 A Liyl 327QQlV:, K - ww N wi r N, 'Q , I Q' L ' - B' p ylra fzf - 2553? :iw NQM' A NA 'ffggrffg H , V , 1133552511 ' ' - ' . x Y 'Y . f , r f ,zem2' f 'P-H Bowman, Craig Bradbury, Ted Brainard, Nancy Brennan, Dee Brenner, Judy Broenser, Edna Brown, Barbara Brown, Diane Brown, Rachel Bufton, Mary Buranelbo, Anna Burgess, Nancy Buss, Jerry Butler, David Butler, Sandra Camel, Ella Candella, Pat Capps, Dennis Capri, Sharon Carlson, Douglas Carulli, Pat Carr, Mildred Carron, Robert Caster, Paul Caton, Tom Ceglie, Cheryl Challis, Sam Chapman, Dennis FRESHMEN i y ff. ga Y',1 fi 4 V, ' V. . 5 ,fy .,.., ., I jylk V,,: 'img , s , ,f , Q, Y b A :' gg, , '1 we B 3? B B , -'X will ij , l n no - - ag, K . , X M' '-Fa? i .. , ,ta ,Q 'W fa- W i K fi 1' ? r 3? 74 , M 35,1 l p,,d , I 1 ' FMS ,,'i'a. i ,, .V 4' A, an we, . iv- fl sf f X 3514,-i ,-rw' ji, 1 l 'fb .. fa Abelson, Marty Ackerman, Denny Anderson, Denny Ashpole, Dianna Augustine, Don Baird, Janet Banzer, Cindy Barger, Cathy Barker, Barbara Barr, Paul Barron, Patty Battles, Ralph Bauer, Mike Beatty, Vernon Beguhl, Annette Belllle, Ron Berg, Harlan Bergman, Gary Betteridge, Colleen Biehler, Connie Blrdeno, Linda Birnbaum, Larry Bjorge, Diana Blackburn, Gloria Bleid, Kathie Bobo, Joanne Boggess, Tom Borthwick, B111 My V 7,7 N, 'Q -,,- ' f r H 55,15 ' . -X .. , W. k fi.- , 'E S i' i'1f1,5?'??KXf?'f ' , fit 1'i'i.' ':, ' . - .. 'R wi' mg 2 ' - ' ' lien' 2, www' ' 1 is Q iii' all me i i V 41 . 'Z ' A ' H is' wi? , ' if 'E in 7 fayafkwg , '. g 5' '-fgw' iiileif f , fi? Jtgvffgfi- f' I, l 55. -.Q 435561 ' - 129 Chartier, Mike Chatfield, Renee Chilstrom, Cecille Christiansen, D Churchwell, Sam Clark, Roger Cobban, Marvel Coe, Kathy Cohen, Leah Collins, Nancy Cooper, Dick Cooper, Stephanie Cordell, Becky Corneilus, Katie Cripps, Don Crisp, Mary Kay Crispin, Pat Crosby, Charleen Daily, Candy Decker, Doreen De Graw, Nancy Delfino, Lou Ann Dewitz, Alice Dikeman, Bill Dullum, Jeff Dunn, Raymond Eide, Barbara Eivers, Mike g S ns , , f i? ' Y- 56 7 ' 'ae 'fu ,fa , .Q 5: , V Tfgkfil C e 1 ,fl ' fax . . Q W' I Q -R Q f -mem? i we ' We b 4 A-4 Q. '51 ' . nkkn gig N 53,3 ff--,,.e.- . gm. 'Q A ,nA,, .R ,,,, ... eta , .,, ll? 1 , ...M f-S, . Wm, .V,, 'vu' ff ' :ali Qi f .f ar ' due rfb- 'V w 'V' my ,, mi . fm Q X. 1, ' . . . ,,'. , 7 M xg? fb. Q .I . , ' Q? 1-N gf , ' gf ff If h faaa, ,, in W' AQ . f ' in ' -EW? . rr.. , 4 'wmv 5, N, yy L a. S X at Q X , hi' W, ,,:: , ,, as N 5315 CLASS a X ilill im.,-W 1.5 -,i f , 'r.f W ,, if ff A if 1 t . . 'S It ' fi' ami' , gm. ' . fmfm' , eenn '52, h 5? . -ifim f - ai 2,Zy5g.v., ' af af. f 'f 1 ,, .-',, wl jeglhfrz 1 u .i.i.ygi :V 4? ,, . af fi .-W.. Ky i OF al 0-'sniff ' 22 577 ' A. Y ,. Q. 1 A. ,, l .pd .51 mi ., f ,- ,jd Q, f f, 2? .wnffi . 'eww ,fy W.. R N, all if in Q I f 5 1 , f'..g, ., 6, 65 VII 'If' .fi x QV .gg ,X X , ' fl gf , - V-V .l 'F M..- 'Www fair, ,KVIQK If I X ...ve f ni we 5 , . fi . . i - , 552155: A i ,,,-192 .ai K. if it l Q ., J. 5- ft. fe Am gi' 3 2 , Wx 'L .' .A ' , V :g i in if-If 54' 4 ,iw :Qin M. i ,L JI , i - ve... QM, s i t-g.,.,:1g W fm 130 fb- Mate, ,, ., ,,.., as, xp- , fe K Cf, a Q I K . 'y -:, 4,4 ,, 4, .v1,-..Q . Q f em 'X 22 1 o v kglgjfljt . .wa If 1' ii? Af A 0 ' uiiiiij I -PX F .fl l ml .. ,f via? 'L' r Q -gy-xv .fps an ,ff .. K. Wm If .sam 555:31 Elle, Steve Emmett, David Epton, Duane Evens, Jo Ann Faulkner, Wayne Federico, Carolyn Felts, Jo Ann Fields, Janice Foon, Joan Foster, Lee Ann Frentress, Rod Fuans, Sharon Fulk, Ann Gabriel, Pat Gant, Chris Garlock, Greg Garrison, Judy Garrison, Norman Gerrior, Linda Gibbs, Carl Gill, Janet Glander, Robert Gomez, Frank Good, Roger Goodsell, Sharon Gorton, Charm Green, Linda Green, Nancy ia ff! in VU, elif LP G ' ,UL - Ml W is J' J . V f ,:':,,' V' ,. Q ' V ,V Gudmundson, Jan :-' Q J J f Halloway Connie VV W Q J, V V , LEVVVVQV -as E, L V? ,L,L , Hamilton, James VV VJ. X . .V l iVVy 1 ,if :,, VVAVII 4 1 Hanna, Patty ' ,V. Hanson, Steve ' A H J H9-THEY, Jim VV , V V V ,V ' VV AVVKAA V Hawkins, Belinda .lf y M e , V a on Hawk1nS,.n11 '.,?' 'Q Hawks, Mike . V ,mx L, 'J VV , V,VV , Vik? H 1 if ',,'. - o i .739 ,,f..,.. u ,ci e mea-mp' Penny ' ,V A VV ' ' '- VV 5 Hensle, Barbara i .ill Vw' A A Herber, Carla V.A'- VV Hockley, Joyce , I .V ,,,,1 Q A I Holmes, Rodney M fl V , J Holte, Phnnp sh, ' Horine, Doug ,e, 4 VV ,f ' W Horine, Kathy J HHHH sksaa it eass J J Horn, Don , L ' ' Howton, Norma 'A Hoyt, Laurie - it Huber, Carla. ' v 3' Hunt Carol 'if ' t L Huskey, Cheryl q,ff5,VV A L f Huntley, Helen -. KVAV 352 Innocenti, Nancy L Irvine Jim ' ' Ivens, Pamila , ,. . .- A1 XJ V 1 LVVV flvvl' V 1,4541 I V1 jf VV J f , Q i n f' L11 ,jf K Vi 71, 1, VLH, f-lf' J gif' 4- Lf ,ji 'U Y! V' . if gf J abriell, Cathleen ' V ,, V ' . 'V Jacobs, Linda .. ' A - I 4 V1 V Jee, Janice Q 75. 'J I A V' ' V 'I QV JV Jensen, Dave ,g-' W- ' JV-', - 'a wa it' - 1 fyiijg. V. I Jenson Steve A J ' f l M ' - A ' ' J V TY A : , - V Johnson, Laffy . 'E X C A T224 H seoi J slno Johnson, Rase ' f i ' V'-ffl-ii' 'FV QV . Jones, Carol V Jones, Sandy I 5 1 Jordan, Wilbur 3 gg, A A V V g? VVV . VK ,,VV V, Kassebaum, Gay ,VFVQVL A ,. '..' V' VV ' Ken no lyn' Kellogg, Gary V Kelsaw, Vergil A '.. Vifwu VV . Kent, Marilyn V V M Keys, Mina K L ' illll ,-. Kilgery, Colleen 13 ri: fm Kirkendall, Carol 535, X V V Kleffner, Michael Knapp, Margaret Kippel, Cindy Knosalla, Steve Kwan, Benson Laneer, Lynn Larsen, Phil Law, Jim Lee, Mike Lee, Rickie gs. 14? .we 'Wk L, , f .Lal lm' when ,,.. .- 5 V V-- V V,'VV V VVV LV . .. p ,f'?'J,,, 'K g 1-,mg 'K ,. 'V' VVV Vw V V X V,..,, we Qi. aa. L., 7 ' J- ' C 9 .' ' -v.,'n 1 J gi, -- V ,, -1 'V ,V , 1 ,f fy- V , 'P-1, K f ' - J l'l,.,- ' ff L J 1 ,if 5 ray? ' . K' 9if1?'fS,'i 2 , -' Q 1 J ' H , ,gf-mfzp., ' 1 3 4? , ' - .fu -I'-as ' V - wma, M ,ra V, J, ,I 1 J, flu, ,, ' ' will ,iw 'J - f , f 7' 5 g l! ,.- 'T Q' vw? I' , fl 1 9'-eff? fe 5 43? L af f an 1 W 5, 131 Lerner, Jackie Lewis, Linda Lim, Candy Lipett, Linda Livingston, Mike Loui, Alice Lowe, Gary Lueb, Tom Mackey, Allyn Madigan, Pete Maloney, Jack Manama, Linda Mansfield, Donald Marcum, Candy Martin, Lewis Martin, Merilee Martinez, Francis Mattews, Tom Mayo, Bob Mays, Ivery Maxon, Sandra Maxwell, Randy McClinton, Alicia McDevitt, Kathy McDevitt, Maureen McGrue, Barbara McMahon, Jean Meadows, Pat we iff' 5 fir , if S , :Qs i K 33: it f r wfziiysx 4, if , ...av 'fuzz-5 ' D' U' in V ' ef, t K .14 ' , A, aw . H. Q Q., - L: A 8 0 ji. x --. f ' S 475' W, alfa' ig A x x 1 ::.- elnlll A- f , ll- 1, ' W L W f 5 ,Q .,..,. K f if 1 1, , ,,,. I ,,'a,X J Z, if sv Q ' :1f P-Q., sz K F' f 4 fi M L M fy A -z ':KL.: ist' 453 aj :S l ' fi t L A fir ' IW 4 fi if , m g,. . J A fl We 'fs - fr' 7 il A 7 l'-n, , f 5 ,ff if , '- an B ya . .- Ny ' 1,91 , ' . . SI., , ,, at ,,,,, I ,iw wwf' CLASS 0F '65 -- nv if ,fi Q .. A I if .,,.,.M.i 'l ' N - 1. K M ' f - A.. fiarfg , .,,l. ,, T K' , fm fr 'N I -eg wr , V, gs l ' I A ' 5.11, ll as . . 2 fy A A A M .-,:?rl,fTf 1f551,i,'f,- ' ' f K ' , . ,L ' 2 K . 'I Nfl' it v a 4, - at 'r C 'M , ' k h A , ., I A K N K ,f , ,yn r A 3,71 mf mv' I K - Q if A LM, V .... - ,, ,.,, , 2 4, f ' X . l . 3 ' ' 6'5a55',.bi4ig X' 'thi' 1 A A' K f f rf' 'E - aa, M.. W , T JV ' .iff . 5- i ' n I x 355 3' if I , , ez , . li, ,, A . .,. ... 1 F? .1 3 A , ' f- ,f he Q5 L if V. so 1 N 'Z 'Sl' Y X .. 'i E L.'k W .A..A if f A. f dlldlll it lldl 132 . ' 'bf I A. all 3' if A H K' M-jp , gel I Menanche, Eddie Meyers , Bill Mickelson, Charlotte Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller , Miller, Minch, Monroe Moody, Morby, Morgan James Larry Mary Lee Sandi Stan Cathy , Marsh Dorothy Cassie , Donna Morland, Connie Morrow, Bruce Mlmkers, Cliff Murphy, Pat Neal, Roberta Nelson, Nelson, Nemari Betty Phyllis k, Liz Nisperos, Judy Nolan, Betty Offer, Byron Olson, Janet Otterson, Janice Palmer , David Panciarelli, D. wa, W., f W, p . -wig ' . Z , ifilge J A 'it , fl f. ' fn. V my we- , fiifj' ' J R S fl I J a F54 ,sf as J ' K pi , ,:g!gQ.5 - 4-.,f all W, 5f3Q,f,fjifg35J' 1 ,, -,:f4Q3,: 2.22-'2?.j -2 A 53 'W we lv NT t ' iipfff W4 A , iw' , kzgv S J S ' t ,A, iltlt it , ' Q'A. 5' ' nz I , 41 K kk I -' 2 g- - 1 'v 'il rl -. f 'li ' istsi J Saub, Karen war- it .Y . i Schaif, Barbara LV- , ,II Q, 'L S ' LH , P ' Scharnott, Cheryl ' in 3 Q X pgpiyi a iffifilm Schiller, Steve 1, , S, ' VVL VL Liwlf f Schoebil, Bill ' 9 V 'fl' ,M,. ' A I ' YQ'- Schuckefs Susan f Schmidt, Eva ,fi rw Sears, Sharon Simpson, Gale Skinner, Charles Sloan, Mary Smith, Donna Smith, John Smith, Marilyn Smith, Mike Stainbrook, Lynn stark, Linda Steffen, Kathy Stephens, Allen Stephens, Barry Stevens, Charles Stevenson, Russell Stewart, Jackie Stokesberry, T Stramel, Yvonne Stranix, Mary Strasser, Dick Streimer, Karen fn M i, 'yew fu ,Zee ,fe 'Q ,fe f 1. rn .gtg ffylgwe 'Z E , z , 'gi-1. S l lf, 3 ,, t ,eff it ,F'??a ' 7 Q ' T ' -vi, wg 4 an Q I ,::,, QP:-2 M827 J tiff S'-to--'S 4 3 5 - -no 1-n , X f. S ,ng 7 it .. ., if 1 fe j f s Q refill: J 5, ' -.,, . f 'Zz ' 5 .-ra If n Q. if ' W-eiff? H W J I ' 'P' 3 Sis, 3 is gif ,,, K x: :' W xy 1 g fl 133 -P xx EN 5- 5 g 55 1-4 . . -.2f,e 3 1,,Q 3 3 035' it 37 :Q Y'-sv' . . Q-N -f. f.. Inf' ' xiii' HL, , 9 , 3 W iffi,'iit5ff1si: 'flffw 3 375, S Mfg, S lit? if :fi ala ax, Park, Marietta Parker, Mickey Patterson, Jackie Pendergrass, Diane Peterson, Richard Podemski, Benny Primmer, Connie Profefroek, Diane Quinn, Robert Quinton, Brenda Radke, Carol Ralnsky, Terry Randolph, Carolyn Rane, Sandra Read, Gayle Regan, Jan Reicklem, Bob Reinertson, David Rentie, Kenneth Richards, Dale Richie, Linda Roberts, Dale Robertson, Shirley Robinson, Jean Rodriquez, Linda Rufio, Julie Sabilino, Judy Sand, Jerry Qt, y rw rw . 25' fe- .Lg- asf J, - .1 ,SK i its W ,l,,, if .yae xv gg? 1 1-' . f . i S V . f efifv-yr-, -' f new ,ln K 1 J 1 , fa! 3 Iv-sw f '- Y H f 1 v 'X i C Strong, Linda Strumph, Lynette Stuart, Debra M Stuthard, Candy - W qv, Sullivan, Carlyn K 1, Swails, Dawn am... l Taylor, Bob , Thomas, Jim Thompson, Edward Thompson, Janet ,.,, --, ', .1 J. Thrasher, Darrel Thrasher, Harold Tim, Cindy Tollernaar, Cheryl ,Q Tormoehlen, Mary Turk, Doug A Turnbow, Robert A 1 It .L Turner, Robert ggi, M5 Tver, Barry 4. L Vandehey, Nancy Van Schyndel, Anna , Van Schyndel, R. Van Tierop, Henry Vashaw, Mike - ac Wagerman, Henry Walker, David V g - ,,,, ergrrr Wallace, Candy w-M - Wallace, Felicia - - . N., f an iris.: g , ey -' - , eyfr , TK! T . , 7 -,Y I1 rliwfii J s 1, S 'Q W P' ,..,. , nm 1 ,rn nf' E 'Ph IL 31 wwe. S ku 'ra . 'S stun, .Q 1 .-,,f :we Q A, Aylv 1 , 6 VVAAX W elrn L TV jf, 1 it ,lg, . it ,g ilk K V 1 5, . k': H igczgzi .. , , 'V I V J, V, f lnrl . f -as ,1-, ' - , T I t ,- 1.f tx ij y,ll rt A fi, , .P J ma 5457-Y' 'vw . if f i xl PW . - - V A I K Vk: VN U ,g,4,.: gr xx U s r r. . Velgg K. i leol reeeo l r A ' he T, btw, . ,,,, it . y we 1 'T' ,gr-71: ,js ,K A I RTR' X '1l.., Tdd l if ' z r ' ' .ererle i S f CLASS 0F '65 ,, fb, .. Hr. ' pl if Xu J ff 1- 'N r.::.f f-at M 4 :H .af 1 ' .ze f and If Q k , , , ., - 5 , , is 123 ' Y A ' YZF' - - V 5.g,,: v,,a.F ,. , .. 2' 'I 4' '1 X..-v ff .MW f .wr , 15332 Wallace, Karen Walter, Helmut , Walton, David A .,,,., VB. . Waymire, Dan -ff ,E .. ffl 2 X, .... y 'S V - , ua. :ff N 5 ' . '- ' We K5 'CT Javfio' an I ..1.fY45H ' N W ' .Vif z ' , ' ' fr 11,4431' . 2 W- f i' V e 5,4 r ,gg may , , U15 , ,V l . j vs ,,. M. 'Q' 7 Y ,M . 1' - . . f,,k K f :gi , K 134 -wow .. W. f Weber, Ron Weinberger, Dan Wells, Virginia Werstlein, Brad West, Lyndia Westfall, Kathy Whalan, Tim White, Addison Wiener, Steve Williams, Jea.n Williams, Karen Williams, Tony Wilson, Gary Wilson, Gladys , Wilson, Steve Wiseman, Theresa Wood, John Woolley, Sally Wright, Bonnie Yerkovich, Sally Youstey, David Zarvis, Vivian 4 wx .........4'? M mm 'asf 2 L . ,L., i- Q Q ., ' asssw p. K 29, Zi ' '- -V , X185 ufzfamgi mel , ', :Sz mx 1, , A ,, ,, R ,V 1 QQ- fa ,,, , 51 'hs - 2? -Q13 cg Ll - PKK i -1 . - ,Q - 5: '- fix 11.55 yr if fir' ' v -658+ mf-, xiii?-.'-f ' ,K fi? x . 3.193 gwf 'FIB Qkir. 'I ' lla ., Q -I' .9 T5 4, 13? 5 22 .01 b ,X a mm . -f-. - -M QQ 1 C 5' 'QW :fm iw- - A .affix Hz, ,ff - 49: 1 'w' ,E I 1... 5:3495 9 Q '-.LS, J ' . .9 -2 3' 1J:' 3: . 2 'L-..,.-5--3 -w ,G .rfb ' A, .. -. --, ...L - . P .5 - 'ily ..Q'iifffgL .3 . 114 Z, ' +, ,V -' . fixlh Ii V , 'v1:?Zzr1r-ffw, -j is 1' ' Mf'i'4QLlrf Pii'1?' , eww : W 'ffcgc-!?fE'4.g a-rjfm - - ' W .Aff .gsisisgsgsisygm-:gN'fx. J , A -- ' .Q-..'.:.,gg-'-'Will -2525252552221 'F' '-'- tw if-if fi J1.'.k'GF'i?- f Z-5:52555 ' M355 K- f .2 A-'gy'-I' -Nix? .I:1: gswf?-Qui. F . 15 :if -fa . . F,-we ' W - 17? 1' . ' 1 -iw SF, .V--1-Q7 5 ' Q' -' T-f 555555 .1 '1' fm , Xdm1.i.:y4a:Q' g -fp' fgg'f?35g:zw - - . V 1 , Q. 1. , , '+',1:LQ -iiisr. . ,L eu-egim . ,- ?2.'.'e :?vQqyg ' fS13Tfa3i' 'H ' - 4- .QPJSQE-wr .Q'Q-'-er11'22.Si-522' ' N ' wi' ' d iff KS . f s .4 new 2:1-PM 'fl--'V W!'T::-T., 5' fe. Q.- fl.. -. '- 1 N..-3-.f - ,-:-A .,v'1',' ' . . -:A - :Q v-A f:,:,jf:fz' . :xp-.-. sy' lug,-,,,1' '- f, - Wwe.. - .. V, iwifzlif' ,. .791-.::.'.,?l'.ff'1'Vi!-rf'3.-.sl -1-sg-56:-Kffiif ::. 1' ff N 54 . -L-:-?:jT5?'U v, :ir.f','-- ' '-:'f'1'ff '.:1.' 2 '-3-'f7?'3:'Z-- .ftp TM-J'-A ' ' W ff'- 111'-'Efitg 'fisizfi'-i i-K ' Elf''-.-.'f:7Q5 gf33 ii .:s: X ' 1 :wx ,zu ' ,. Lx,-3 -' -w:....,. :H iw H Swv?-gf:.,,.7:?-'g5f, -2:1:1:2:22:E5IE233E13EE1E i -'f.,., .' y .c- ,- fl. .' -1 ' ' Y . - V . 54-1 -9- Y Q I ,- Girl 1. '-:-:g::::2:. I:.:nZ-1: ' 4 ' J 7, , Ei' ' . f ' ' ' . ' fi.--1-Y-aagv. ,. ,...---.-rl..-nf: 1--. . ffl, -A if-L 'f , . ,. , . v-::-fg ff 1if-Q.'.'1,2::'u'5NZ- W . v . sg?-5 .1 . Af- X ,.,,, - ::-,.--,J,g.-'- I-fi' '- fq- N-f:1.1s.y 'ifwgzy - AH 'eg ,P X g - 'fNQ4?1'f1-ff 'ia Y -L K 's' ggi -'tflsti ri',F v'f in - 'f ...,, 0, . , 5 . .ss . . . ,.,,,,- ff , 1v...,, ',., --' .- .QS4f?1N.1,,1.g5':f.g',x .,,:L.. - 1- .255 5 'ifgi-3 3S' ' iz 1-fleliig,--j5'?,Q:.fi-:E . A' :.-'.a:fs'K' .,f .A J' f- ' -, 'iff ' Q3-y,w4::f:Q:kf,J.::ig vfeaiszff 'P ' wa' , J . .i 2 ff' ' -,,,f.5,: .V f-,L-Q. , V , f ,r A - z vw .5-1, --,yg.,.f5.- - we 11. Y., , .-..,:,.f ' v ' 'za 4Q,,C:':wi4'. v ' . -Q-'1'1 :q ?f1G' . .V 2:-2 'w if- ,-1. ' ' . .w r-azygzh. , 1. . ,Q 5 X -35: Q ,:g.fgg51gQ:f,i,-2' ,- u , L, GV.-I 4 f' ' '- 1 .f -.5 'G :S-14':2., -- f '-.' . J-.. ' . . tgfd.-f 5 .. ,V 5 ,- f ,uf 1 , it f,.v 3 v im- QQ? f . A ' ' f' '- - Q frf 154' ' ' K ' x-1-. J - -3yAf'f'4 - , ' ,, .f 1 , gif 'gy' J-9 - -. --' ' - , : H l 11.1.-. f '-xl' ' Q2 -.-,fi ' . ' ' - , N .f' , ' '+l'.-1i5i'f2545G113e 1 , h I V J .1 , -- ' ' gf., -:Q:g,L1'q.j, I , Y 1 3' lu... , 425:25 ,. . f.4f'4:yF,,Yg5 . -.Q ff ' . '1-.-aww-.5-Az,-1 5. '5 1,f-.vii-9.1, V . Abu 'V -A-1 . , 12 fried ' rf '- f- -: CQ- a-.-if . 1 ':- 'A' Jw --g,i'N.j,,g . -: ' -2: ,-Q-fyiii' - - U. f.-f,g2,.- 1 ' d.1-f'.g -.-, fH-: - :-.- ..,-v !Jaf'E2f:'.e.,Ag , - xy-7'-.nys-' A L-, . :yr-ga I . .3 J - -1, .. 7. 11.- 14 V1 -.1iQf'5a'5iff12f5Ef5f v'- xx W ' wil? ' H r '.'aw:g':E'f.:,fQjg6v3n - -' ' ' fr-gui, . 4 s Pi 1 G.5?k3t:E5vgv,.,.571... ?. , A , ,Q . ,5551:5:5:5:5 ' X iiyqffrlwlgci :L ,Q Q T71 , Swv wily hi -- fx. -'f9wQ'w'- ' , 1, :-..-1-Q:-:,:::::::,:,: :S 0- 4, - QP? 5 V- 17 QE! .'Sv,'q,y3F , - ,..-me-,fm +V ---fwwv 5 - 1 -xiaiwzgsifmffw k. 'L ' O:-of 'X W? 2- ffm-:3ef 1 f ' -Pr? ' -16s -3- AJSY1' :J Es ' 15 - ,- , . .. W Af,:.L.4fP,1 -.1 f -:if .3-gf? 2' , ?ig,,?f 2gifjgx5?c,+.., A U' -M1351 ycfg:-. -, .CLF ,-:It f ,zz :--a. Mr:-55' - wig-rv-5172. . - 7,1 :J -gxgfggiyjgit a 1-:Ja-: ggi-:K . '- .zwu J-Yzl fx 'Hn 12 N 1322- Pgegszigf- , , 3 f- . .if . H' :H zfxsfiff-, 55 - Rr-Q :ggffagw ,g - 7':.4.g:',' J-I 5' ' ,-f fm Qk ' 1439? .::::.:aE?5S55E25525255 'frfr ftf Tig? EE.-:r'r:':2.5..:',:5,:gj1Ej.5Ef :j:: 115 W f 'll lf, , , gy, 1,1 2 ff N. If :r:2:2:2:2:2EEE3:F2, xgrfggrzl: fl f:2:1:fS:15fS5Z'- - F I a 2 W as SVI fl: BARBARA GROUT LINDA BROWN ODE LL WATSON Hazel Ohmert John Alden Football Scholarship Activities SENIOR AWARDS LARRY RICH TOM LINDGREN Scholarship Basketb all Activities MARILOU SCHLICKER CHARLES CASON Activities Wrestling DICK THOMPSON Activities PAT HARRIS Pythagorean Scholarship 140 JIM FORD Wrestling NANCY LEWIS JUDY MgINTYR,E GENE STABXIBROOK Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship SENIOR AWARDS PAT NOBLE BILL BLAIR Bogard Bogal-d STANLEY SUE Baush Lomb VICKI BRAZELTON ROBERT KAUFMAN Music Music RACHEL 'TRAIN DAVID TVER JERRY ROSS Journalism Baush Lomb 50111119-1iSIY1 141 HALL CF FAME Best Voice Jizz? 22155275.57 1 I' gf?-5'EE5f,: :i,3 fi 2,2255-W' - - ' QI , 'f-332 .- . 'A , V, f'f' i, f I , is 7: :ff I EQ ,VH7 r oo Most Studious WM i gggzig W. WM WW WMM Q 1 -, if 1 - 11,15 'WI fQf:Q'Q'-' Us . . ,glJ...'1..:.4Afi A f w L Dick Thompson Marilou Schlicker l Bob Kaufman Barbara Grout 3 i gg : - , I Xl . f L 'o'o f es L00 Hg C1858 C01I16di8-I1 ,,4,,,,,,o,o Gene Stainbrook Sherry Fiupatrick U E iv 7 1 Q 2 gz' Kirk Carpenter M9-FY A1111 Krug Corwin Arehart ArmGa1-dner Most Popular sz V 1,-:ff Q C 519-I-I'.f'f '5 . if ' qt o .... . A , 15.- 51 i page , o g12 s2 f'?L:i ooeo 5 -' it i.2, ,1': Prettiest Hair 4 fz+ ,i:zfz35,. f' ff-i f' . zz. .4 - I we Q: - no -.5 s veg? :G F434 ly gf 5,1 bg' Q ey rv in J W if gg? og f fffv f f., f l 1 , g s , 2. ,,. 5 Q 5 Q. 5 is 9' 1 f .2 WZMEQ fL'5.?:i,7' ' of Q6 fa me X Ywiggfj ' 6x 905 5 Q V bvwaimyv .-57,3 ,. 'YYQ F 'ilfif S? y 3, 1 me V ' ,ef f'f H14,. SEL , 2 ,. ,,,, ,, A 22 Best Pe1'SO11a1itY ooo- fo W 5' - Ray Van Beek Ruth Bassett gc C, Jim Elle Janet Miller y oo- . l , H K' ff -W: ' -www l . ,g '- f - 5 Q n n 'XA V .F :A . .. Most Splrlted , 735137 .7 prettiest Eyes ' , , ,-,, ' Jerry Ross P tty c 4 C a ase 6 bo 6 :W 1 e,-. ,,,.. , , q .. V 13' .i -A.' A o,' f Dick Mozorosky Cheryl Murphy Jerry Kloosterman Nancy Strutton 142 Most Courteous L L 0 F E Most Athletic V A 'WZ' 5' .xii fi 'v ' . lr wi ,ffl AV V V an Q, if ,ff H , 'J W : Q ,e ' f . , 3, Msg: V VW - ii, 'HTL - if 2 fy-L1 -ma, ii S 2 . 1 Stanley Sue Vicki Brazelton Best Dressed V e s w f cfaf'faf'eQ' V A , ,f V f Y 'f'?PfZ V f JK V- S g K g i g, ig gg, QV: ...,, MM 5 f ' ' WEE fsl m f 4 . 'L,LA , S V , ,,L. , -,gf ,V VV , 4 '2'x.-figs.,-2? W Q ,f V Yi , .: - ' . 1 V-,Q-wx ,V Wah ' 2 , 1-.i1VQVV..,gyKZkeg.,-X fe -1- fl 37 W 'Riff' V I-3-YYY Rich Rhoda Lawrence Most Friendly s, , 6- -- .fm K, 059521 , T V -25 K, Aykg K 5 2 Bill Fehr Suzy Snook Best Actor Class Politician Odell Watson Sandra Avery Most Bashful 5 1 Ken Settlemier Nancy Nelson Y , 12 -A 'S ' V A assac A V V 'l'f V- Prettiest Smile N? Y ,,x , r -fl ,I -.f Q ,- 3 . ' 'Q ef .f a V - 5 V .-fi 1 V K f M -- -- V -- -V V Y ---we Paul Smilowski S8-HY DOW Spencer Coffey Sharon McCoy Ideal Boy and Girl Earl Fray Kathy Williams Most Versatile Torn Soucie Linda Brown Melldn Bl'0W'H Pat Noble 143 SENIOR CLASS SONG Mem'ries will linger in our hearts V -' 'i - A - . As we journey, j ' ' ' ' ' While faces fade away from sight. P Mem'ries, though we be far apart, L' . 1 -T Here will linger. i B f ' ' We turn from darkness to the light. G' ' ..-. tlgt K A The wonderful friends we have met, ex ' 'A We never shall forget, -'Z Mem'ries of games and dances, too, CLASS FLOWER Dreams all come true, In our four years ---- so very few. White Rose Shadows of teachers who have taught With patience kind The subjects that we have toiled through. Shadows of fads our fancies caught, CLASS MOTTO Of changing times, And also tunes--no longer new. 'YThe more we Study, AS footsteps eehe in the halls, The more we discover our ignorance.' These things we shall recall. Shadows we never shall forget, Percy Shelley Though pause we must, Our future makes them silhouettes. TUNE: Our T-Ove CLASS COLORS WORDS BY: Barbara Grout Ice Blue and Silver PRESIDENT'S PROCLAMATION It is hard for us to realize we have spent four years at Washington, they seem so short. But when we consider what we have gained from these short years, their true significance and value is realized. They are the foundation and memories of our future lives. To the dedicated teachers who have shared their knowledge with us, we owe a sincere thank you. They have not only been instrumental in our formal educa- tion, but also in the development of more mature minds. We can't help but wonder what lies ahead in our future years, butwe canrest assurred that the road will be smoother because of the broad background we have acquired here at Washington High School. KEN SETTLEMIER 144 4 Ken Settlemier President Janet Miller S E N I Q R Vice President Pat Chaperon C LASS oFFlcERs Treasurer Pat Case Editor 'Historian Nancy Nelson Patty Burke Member at Large Sgt. at Arms 145 A LYCE ABBOTT JEAN AMODEO Gamma Sigma fV1ce-Pres., Songleaderjy PEP Club ISSN at AHTIS, Sr.Rep.jg Pesanteg I.V. Rallyg Freshman Class Treasux-ery B.L. Queen, G.L. Reg. Rep.g U of Oregon SUSAN ALLEGRETTO Phreno ICriticjg Portland State DENNIS ANDERSON LV., Varsity Footballj Fire 8 Air Raid Squadg General Councilg Order of W g B. L. S1ave1U of Washington MARVIN ANDERS SANDRA ANDERSON Varsity Rallyg Pep Clubg Thesp1ansITreas.j5 Colonialsg Nu Chi QPub1.Ic Re1a1:I.onsjgDeans Offlceg jr. Class Play, San jose State ON B.L. Reg. Rep.g Order of W g J.V. Cross Country, Trackg Varsity Footballgj. V. Rallyg Circ fV1ce-Pres., Ed. H1st.jg Thespiansglens smff IAss't spore mg, U of orego n RICHARD AVALON Boys league Reg. Rep.g Student Portland State CORWIN AREHART Thespia.ns fPres.J5 jr. 851-. Class Playsg I.V. Wrest.g Order of W 5 B.L. Reg. Rep.3 Swim. Teamg Art Staff fhensjg General Councilg Ex. Councilg Student Teacherg O C. of Ed. SANDRA AVERY Cine fSec-Treas. Q5 BooIcroomgTenn1s'1 ea.mg Tiqueg El Leong Linfield LOVETTA BARGER Neak QSec. , Service Comxnissionerj Girls League Reg. Rep. HARRY BALDRIDGE Student JOYCE BARNEY Tescherg Transfer From University of Oregon 146 Girls league QR-es., Jr. Rep.J G.L. S B.L. Pr1ncessgShnmrock Ball Prlncessg S.B. Semi- Farmml Princessg jr. Prom Princessg J. V. 5 Vanity Rallyg Gamma Sigma fV1ce Pres.jg Ir. Class I-Hstariang Pep Club fPres.jgCIeves5 Pesanteg University oi O-:gon MARIANNE BARR Masqueg Portland State RUTH BASSETT PATRICIA BATON Modeling School POSEY BENTLEY Pesanteg Band, Q-chemtg Portland State SANDRA BENGE Phreno ICL11., Criticjy I. V. Rillyg Boys League Princessg Girls League Reg. Rep.g Pep Clubg Student Teacher SUSAN BERELSON Neak lSec. , Sgt. at Armsjg C1eves5Pesa.nte5 Baud, Orchesrag All City Orchestra Girls League Reg. Rep.g Whitman F 62 1 LORETTA BILBRO Masque fVice-Pres., Sgt. atArmsj5C1evesg G.L. Reg. Rep., Choirg General Councilg Student Teacherg E1 Leong Brigham Young University JOHN BJORK Trix fVice-Pres., Sgt. atArmsJ3K111ShfSIViCe- P1-egg, B.L. Reg. Rep.g Inter. HighSchoo1 Safety Comm.g Panczke Ba11Com.5U of O WILLIAM BLAIR Leader-j5Orchestra5 Track fMgr.jgFLre Squadg B.L. Reg. Rep. Willamette KAREN BLAKELEY Transfer from Idahoy UCLA 147 LINDA BLAIR Phreno Editor Historianjg Girls Ieague Rep.3 Artstaffg Pepg Portland State Knightsg Pesanteg O of W 5 Pep Bmd IStud. SANDRA BOBZIEN Portland State RALPH BOEHME BEVERLY BOILEAU Cleves5Pesn.nteg lens fAss't Club Ed., Editor ln Chiefjg Pep Club, Choirg General Councilg Sapporo Comm. 5 Portland State SYLVIA BOHNA Phreno fAss't Trens., Treasurer, Chaplainpg Freshman Class Sgt. At Armsy Girls league Princessg General Council, Mult. College ERNEST BOTTEMILLER JR. Pep Band, Dance Band, Student Teacher-3 Willamette LINDA BRADFORD BARBARA BOYD Portland State LASS VICKI BRAZELTON Pesante fPres. , Treas. , Chapls.lnyyCleves QPres. , Treas.jg Choix-fAccompanistjg Mixed.Ensembleg General Council3NuChifSgt. atArmsjg Cabinet fChaplainjgG.L. Reg. Rep.y Student Teacher-5 Counselors Officeg Lewis 5 Clark DOUGLAS BRAINARD Trix fSgt. at Armsjg General Councilg B.L. Reg. Rep.5 Student Teachery Frosh Ftb1.5 1.V. Basebal1gAirRaid Squadg Oregon State DARRELLE BRECHBIEL Girls League fSr. Rep., Reg. Rep.jg Nealc fAss't Treas., Treas.j5 Pesanteg General Councilj Cholrg Portland State JO-ANN BRENNER Tennis Teamg General Council fA1t.j ELAINE BROEMSER JUDITH BROOKS Universxty of Portland 148 , ., ' , - fl Z X 'f ,ga 2 i ff N um I I J :xr ass -A ,H ... ggligix. . . DOUGLAS BROWN Frosh, J.V. Basketball, I.V.Basebal1, LV. Trackg Co1onia1sgB. L. Reg. Rep.5 Trix fSgt. at Arrnsjy General Councilg Air Raid Squad, M.l.T. SHARON BROOKS Thespiansg junior 8 Senior Class Playsg LINDA BROWN junior 8 Senior Class Playsg Nealq Clevesg Pesante ISec.jg TI1BSPI.1DSfSgT2. at Armsjg Choirg G.L. Reg. Rep.g Counselors Roomg Emanuel Hospital DAVID BRUNNER Neaky Student Teacher MELVIN BROWN Band, Orchesn-ag Eukg Frosh, I.V. Bsktbl. J. V. G Varsity Footballg General Councllg Track flfrosh, LV., Var.jg Air Raid GFlre Squadg Order of W g Student Teacher-1 All City Footballg U of Portland DORIS BURGESS OF 62 JOHN BURGOYNE NEAL BURSELL PATRICIA BURKE Nu Chi fSgt. at Armsjg Senior Class fSgt. at Armsjg Pep Clubg General Councils G. 1 L. Reg. Rep. 5 Aro fSec.jg Student Teacher - library Staffg Business College PHYLLIS CAREY NEDRA CARSON Neak fSgt. at Arms, Serv. Comm.jgTiqueg Pep Clubg Swimming Teamg Girls League Reg. Rep.g Linfield KIRK CARPENTER General Councilg Fire 8 Air Raid Squadg Trixg Optimistg B.L. Reg. Rep. 5 Cafe Patrolg Oregon State 149 PATRICIA CASE Hn-eno QSec.Jg Clevesg N.H.S.p Senior Class Cid. Histqg Lens Staff flndex Ed.yg J:-.Prom Princessg Dea.n's Officey General Councilg Student Teachex-3 E1 Leon fSec.j3Portla.nd Stare THOMAS CHATTERTON PATRICIA CHAPERON Cleves, Phreno fChaplain, Cxiticjg G.L. fPrlncess, Jr. Rep., Secretaryjg Sr. Clw QSec.j5 General Council QVice-P1-es.jy lens Staffy jr. Prom Princessg Football Queeng M 8 F Hi Boardg Ijniield BEVERLY CHINN Nu Chi fTreas., Segv. Comm.j5 Connelly Girls League Reg. Repq State JEAN CLARK Ciyo fSec., V.Pres., Sgt. at Ax-msji Y- Teens fwce-Pres.jg Cafe Staff, Pom-tland State LESLIE CHINN L Girls 1228112 Kl 'r0sh. Rep., Reg. Rep.J5 J. V. Rallyg Phre-no, Pep Cluby U of Oregon CLASS I DYANNE CLINE E Nu Chl fPresld tjg Girls League Reg. Rep.5 General Councilg Three One Act Playsg Oregon University CAROLYN CLAUSEN MARILYN CLUNAS Phreno IChapli.n, Service Comm., Sgt. at AnnsjgC1eves5 junior Class Playg Office Staffg Girls League Reg. Rep.g Portland State DANIEL COLLINS Eulq Seattle Pacific R. SPENCER COFFEY N.H.S. flares., Tre:-15.35 Knights QSec.j5 Pesante IV'iCE-Pl'6S.,5 General Councilg Cholx-5 Mixed Basembleg Student Teacherg Colorado College KYLE COLLINS Vanity Rallyg Gamma Sigma ISongleaderj3 Pep Club, G. L. Reg. Rep.5 Thespiansg General Councilg University of Oregon 150 APRIL CONSTANT Masque fServ. Comn-n.jy Pesanteg Clevesg Aro fSec.jg Girls League Reg. Rep.5 Library Staffg General Councllg lewis G Clark MICKEY CONBOY General Councilg G.L. Reg. Rep. 5 Pep Clhbg Lens Staff fSta.ff Fd.j5 Swim. Teamg Tennis Team, Student Teacherg junior Class Playg University of Qfegon JEANETTE COURT THOMAS CUDA MELODY COX Girls League ISL Rep.g Prlncessjg Gamma S1gmafSec., Treas.j5 E1 leon fSgt. at Armsjg G.L. Reg. Rep.5 Clevesg U of O PAMELA DANFORTH Pesantej Band F 62 VIRGINIA DAYTON Masque Nice-Pres., Seem Clevesg Pep Clubg General Councilg Lens Staff IAss't Sr. Ed.j5 Student Teacherg U of Oregon JAMES DECKER Varsity Rally, Euk QHist.jg Boys League Sr. Rep.jg General Councilg Air Raid Squadg Harvard CAROL DILLON Nu cm qsgr. Jr., Sr. Clas Lewis G Clark SALLY DOW Cleves fSgt. at Armsjg Girls League fEditou- Phreno fVlce-Pres., CuSt.Jg Gen- eral Councilg Dean's Officeg O.C.E. na l5l GARY DIKEMAN Portland State KAREN EIDE at Arms, Pub. Rel.lg Choirg Permteg Mixed Eusembleg Thespians fSec.j3 Plays 5 Student Te achergPep5 CL CAROLYN FICHTL Sapporo Committee IChalx-manjg Nu fVlce-PA-es.jg Clevesg General Councilg Portland University SHERRY FITZPATRICK N.H.s. usd. Histj5C1evesgNu chi gTl-eu., Sgt. Pres., Sec.I5 G. L. Reg. Rep.5 Student Teacher-3 University of Alaska JAMES FORD Order of W 5 fPres.j5 B.L. fSgt.a.t Armsjg Fire 8Alr Raid Squad3Frosl1, LV., Varsity Footballg Varsity Wres1:ling5j.V. Track, Student Teacherg Portland State GENEVA FRANKLIN Nu Chig Colonialsg General Councilg Girls League Reg. Rep.5 Pep, Student Teachex-3 Portland State Trix fChap1ln, Ass't Treas., Trea.s.jy LV. Footballg General Counci1gB.L. Reg.Rep.3 Student Teacherg Portland State JAMES ELLE jr. Class KH-es.j5 B.L. QPres., Reg. Rep.Jg Trix flares., Chaplalnjg Knilghtsg Ah- Raid Squad, El Leong Ex. Councily 'Il-ackg Cross Counn-yg Cabinetg Student Teacher-5 Portland State SHARON ERTLER Portland State DORINDA ELLIS Neak, Cholrg Washingtonian Staff QProduct- ion Edltorjy jr. Class Playg Colonialsj U of Oregon GERROLDINE FARRELL Portland State WILLIAM FEHR '1 x'ixfPres., Ass't Treas. STreas., Sgt. at Armsjg Knlghtsg Order of W g junior Class Sgt. at Armsg General Councilg FLre 8-Air Rald Squadg LV., Varsity Baseballg B.L. Slave, Reg. Rep.y Student Teacherg Boys Stateg Colonlalsg E1 Leong U of Oregon JAMES FEGEL AS BETTY FINNELL Cholrg Student Teacherg Portland State Chi at Armsg Serv.Comm.j3 El LennIVice- NICK FOTIS 152 .WJ 19- ' rw If-Jvyi 1 :..MM.fgfxp EARL FRAY Ilxk QPres., Sec., Sgt. at Armsjglfr., I.V., Varsity Basketballg Var. Baseball, Knightsg Fire Squadg Colonialsy Order of W g U of Oregon RUSSELL GALVIN ANN GARDNER Phx-eno IPres., Ass't Tx-eas.jg Cleves IAss't Treas., Tx-eas.lg N.H.S.g Girls league Princessg Junior Class Sec.p ChoirgGeneral Councllg Cabinet fSec.Jg Golfg U of O STUART GOFORTH Euk fSgt. at Arms, Vice-Pres.jg General Councilg Student Body fMem. Be1owThird Termj: B.L. IPres., Soph. Rep., Kingyg Order of W gFire SA1r Raid Squad5GoLfg Student Teacherg J.V. Cross Count:-ygOSU ROBERT GLEASON Trlxg Ckder of W fSec.j5 Frosh, I. V., Varsity Footba1l3Fr., J.V., Varsity Trackg Portland State F STERLING GOIN RICHARD GRAHAM Frosh, Varsity Footballg U of Hawaii BARBARA GROUT Student Body fSecretaryj3 Cleve: fPt'es.Q5 N.H.S. 1Vlce-Pres., Treasqg Pesanteg Neak ITreas., Chapl.Lnj5G.L. Reg.Rep.3 General Council, Tennisg Dean's Officeg Oregon State MICHAEL GRANT Wrestlingy Tennisg Order of W , Mult. NICK GUDGE Fr., LV., Varsity Footbal1gJ.V., Vanity Wrestlingg LV., Varsity Track, Order of 'W g Fire Marshelg Linfield THEODORE HAMPTON Bandg vm-my Baskerbm DIANE HALVORSON Clevesg N.H.S.3NeakfSgt. at Armsj,H Leong General Councilg One-Act Playsg University of Oregon 153 Seattle Pacific ' N.H.S. QI-Jd.H1s't.jg Cleves - of California BETTY HARTLE DONALD HANLEY Eukg General Council, Fr. Baskethallg Fr., LV. Footba1lgFlre Squadg B.L. fWa1ter Wa-Hi, Reg. Rep.Qg Student Teacherg SHARON HARRIS Pep, Girls League Reg. Rep.5 Portland S PATRICIA HARRIS fSec.jg G.L. Reg. Rep.g Swim Teamg Oiiice Staff, U. Y Cleves Qlid. HiSt.h N.H.S.g General Cotmcllg Girls League Reg. Rep.g U of Oregon RUBY HENDREN Ciyo ORVALITA HATCH Pep CLASS JANET HOLBROOK G.L. fReg. Rep.j5 Portland Beauty Acad PHYLLIS HENSLEY PATRICIA HOLTHUSEN KENT HUNTINGTON Student Teachery Portland State MARJORIE HOSKING SANDRA JACOBUS Transfer from Roger Hi, Spokane, Wash Office Worker. 154 'I Q 'lf x 'gl 1' SUSAN JAGODNIK Gamma Sigma QCustod1an, Best Pledgejg G. ,L L. fReg. Rep.JgC1evesU-listorian, Sgt.-at- Armsjg Frosh Class QSec.Jg General Council5 U of O Dental School RUTH JONES 1 MARILYN JOHNSON Masque fPres., Ser. Com.jg Cleves fTreasjg General Councilg Choirg Pesante QSgt.- at- Armsjg Office Helper-3 U of O ROBERT JOHNSON Senior Choir VALERIE JOWER A A N.H.S., Cleves fService Comm., Sec.lg Nu chi meas., Ed.1-1is:.y,E11gonfPfes., Vice-Pres. , Tre as. jgCabinet, OfficeStaffg University of Oregon GLENDA KAMM Airline Training School A Y To W A F W fM,flfjMff 6 2 W MARSHA KARNES Choir fRobe Mistressjg Pesantep G.L. Reg. Rep.g Good Samaritan School of Nursing SHERLEY KAUL Ciyo fPx-es., Vice-Pres., Sec.Jg Cabinetg General Council, Beauty College ROBERT KAUFMAN Cholrg Mixed Ensembleg Cineg Thesplansg Multnomah HAROLD KENT Cineg Stage Crewg Bandg Choh-gVarsityFtbl.3 I.V., Varsity Wrestlingg Penland State KATHLEEN KING Sec. Q, C1evesfSgt. a.tArmsj, Eheon fTreas.j Ir., Sr. Class Playsg General Councilg G.L. Reg. Rep.g Student Teacherg Colonialsg Cabinet QChap1injg Beauty School GEORGE KERR Swim Teamy Student Teacherg Navy 155 Masque CSgt. at Armsjg Thespians QP:-es., . . 1 RONALD KINOSHITA EI!kfCh2P., Sgt. at Armsjg General Council, B.L. Reg. Rep.yFire Squad, SapporoComm.g J.V. Wrestlingg Portland State Portland State JANICE KIRSTEIN ,,,,s.l: A: :-:', t lvzt Clevesg N.H.S.5 Nu Chi fService Comm.j5 , - Portland sm: L' . 3 t f A ' i - ' 1 1 Masque flies., Sgt. at Armsjg S.B. fTreas., ft' , ' Ass't Treas.jg Clevesg Homecoming Princess, 3 ,V eg' . ' H i I G.L. Reg. Rep., General Counci1fSec.j5 R rem Sta.ffQC1ub, Index 54.3, Tennis, Pep Q g ' ' ,iff , Club, Cmmseloz-'s Office, Student Teacher, Pmnmd sms I kryy . H gi ,.:. A , JACQUELINE LAMB - qsgf. at Armsjg vanity Rallyg cen- ifi.ff5j lii?5era1 Councilg Pep Club qsenim Rep.jy ' L Q. 1fQiQ!EfEEg1f.5lggun5e1d RHODA LAWRENCE Phrenog Pep Clubg Linfield Neakg Pep, Washingtoniz-my Arog Portland State L G.L. QPres., Sgt. at Arms, Fr. Rep.jg E.x. Councily S.B. fMem. Below Third Tex-my Gamma Sigma fChap., Ed. I-Iistqg Clevesg General Councilg Varsity Rallyg Lens Staff, Pep, Student Teacher: Portland State RUTH LEE NANCY LEWIS N.H.S. fScho1arsl-dp Chairmanjg Cleves fAss't Treas., Treasqg Masque fServ. Com. Jr. Act. Cupyy S.B. Sec., Aro QP:-esidentyg Cabinet, Lens Staff, U of Qegon LOU ANN LINDBERG Choir, Pesante fSec.yg Nu ChifSgt. at Arms, Chaplian, Vice-,Pres.j, G.L. Reg. Rep., Pepg Lens Staff fAct. Ed.jg Gen. Councilg Y'FCg Portland State SALLY JO LEWIS THOMAS LINDGREN Euk fPres., Vice-Pres., Treas.jg Knights fPres.jg N.H.S.5 Order of W g Fire Squadg Soph. Class Treas.g B.L. fFr., Ir. Rep.Jg Cross Country U.V.jg Varsity Golf, Fr., J. V., Varsity Basketball, Stanford 156 GERARD KLOOSTERMAN Pack fSec., Treas., Sgt. at Armsjg B.L. fVice-Pres., Soph. Rep.j3Fx-osh C1assPres.g Gen. Council Nice-Pres.j, Order of W y Knights, Fr., LV., Var. Cross Countrygj. V., Var. Trackg Fr., I.V., Var. Bsktbq Fire SAir Raid Squadg Student Teacher, LAPWO RTH SS ADRAINNE LLANEZA Girls League Reg. Rep.9 Linfield R LINDA MAR DOUGLASS MCCAWLEY oirg Eusembleg B.L. Reg. Rep.g Student Teacherg Portlmd University KATHRYN LONG Cine JOHN MADIGAN OSE MARIE MAULE OF ' 2 GREGORY McCLELLA ND Trixg Washingtonian Staffg U of Oregon GEORGE MCGRAW Fr. Trsckg Fr., I.V. Footballg Fire Squad Student SHARON McCOY Clevesg Pesante fVice-Pres., Cort. Se C-is Soph. Class fSgt. at Armsjg Nu Chi fSe Teacher, Pacific University c . , Cl1a.p1ian3Ed. Hist., Cust.yg Cou.nse1or's Officeg Whitman GAYLE MCFARLAND Transfer fm-m Lincoln, U of Florida Genet JUDY MCINTYRE N. .S. lSec.j, Cleve, aqu QT1' Tique Nice-Pres.jg Office Staifg Tenm Student Teacher- Oregon State 157 LOIS MCMANIGAL sig QT ., . ., .' .si L al Council QSec.jg Cmmselox-'s Office 4 N - mx Zl3lS?g,jf:'f!: 31131 JACK MCRITCHIE Transfer from Bensong Reed MICHAEL MILES Ch0'Le E-Whi ' h Sr. irg ns as ngton1anfP t grapherjg Linfield MARILYN MEIER JANET MILLER Class IV. Pres.jg N.H.S. ISchoIax-ship Sr. Ch qv. Presjg Cfevesg G.L. meg. Rep.I: Ir. nirmanjg Masque IEd. I-Iist. jg Thespiane Clnsf Plzyg S. B. Storey Dean's office: PSC ROGER MILLER Swim Teamg Student Teacherg PSC STANLEY MILLER CLAS SUZANNE MILLER Nenk Prev V.Pre Cha . - YFC Pe I ., S-, P I. 9 P: Emanuel Hospital BARBARA MITTELSTEDT G,L. IReg.Rep.Ig Choirg Mixed Ensembleg Portland State RUTH MISENHIMER YFC fPres.jg Clevesg G.L. fReg. Rep.jg Cabinetg Iudson Baptist College TWILA MILLER WILLIAM MILLER Lens Business Managerjg O.I,T LINDA MOODY 158 PATRICIA MORRIS Gamma Sigma fPres., Ser-v.Comm., Corr, Sec.I5 Clevesg N.H.S.y Pep Ur. Rep., Vice- Pres.j5 Pesante IEd. I-I1st.Jg Cabinet fV1ce- P1-es.Jg Swim Teamg Portland State JUDITH MORELAND S.B. IAssist. Treas. jg Gamma SigmafSgt. - at-Arms, Cust.jg Clevesg G.L. fReg.Rep.j General Councilg Student teacherg OSU STEVEN MORRISON Order of W 3 Genaal Cou.nc:L13PortIand State CHERYL MURPHY Masque fChap1:ln, Treas.jg Pep fPres.J5 Varsity Rally, G.L. ISgt. at Arms, Reg. Rep.jg H Leon QTreas.h Cabinetg Martlesg Office Staff, Student Teacher! Linfield Q RICHARD MOZOROSKY Cine fPres.y5 Stage Managergwashingtonian fSports Ed1tcrrjgFire Squadg B.L. Reg.Rep.3 Dance Directorg Pacific University DARLENE NELSON G.L. fV1ce-Pres., Reg. Rep.I5 J.V. 5 Varsity Rally, Gamma Sigma fChaplia.nj5 B.L. Pdncessg Football Prlncessg Ir. Prom Princess, Pesanteg Pep fServ. Comn-1.15 General Coundly Choirg Student T Linfield F 62 DAVE NELSON snyy, Order of vw, Fire squad GARY NELSON Track fFr., LV., Va.r.Ig Football fFr., J.V., Var.Jg Basketball Gr., J.V., Var- NANCY NELSON N.H.S.y Cleves fVice-Px-es.I5 Choiry G. L. Reg. Rep.5 Senior Class IMem. at Largejg Sr. Class Playg Pacific Lutheran Trhc fSgt. at Armsjg Varsity Rallyg B.L. fSgt. at Arms, Reg. Rep.jg Student Teacherg J.V., Var. Baseballg Order of W 3 lens Staff ISporfs Editorjg U of O Teachery Cabinetg Gernell, Iowa 159 DEMETRIUS NICOLACOGLOV A.F. S. Exchange Student, Genet-alCounci1 KSgt. at Armsjg Knightxg U of Athens GAIL NOKES Pesante CTX-eas.j5 Choir, Mixed Ensembleg Tique fSec. jp Swim Te amy StudentTeacherg G.L. Reg. Repq Linfield PATRICIA NOBLE Band, Orchestrag Choir-3 Neak KP:-es.I3 G. L. Reg. Rep.g Cleves fServ. Comm. jg N.H.S. fSec.j3 Pesante fPres., Treas.jg Thespiansg Sr., Jr. Clam Playsg Student ROBERT ORGILL Trbq Varsity Footbally LV., Varsity Ba- seballg Cholry Fire Squadg GeneralCcunc.l15 Student Teacheq Higham Yeung Unver. WILLIAM PALLINI Ordm- of W , Trixg Fr., Var. Footballg Fr.. LV. 'Traclq Fr. Wrest.x Clark DAVID OYANAGI Footballg B.L. QSen1orr Rep.Jg Vars v of Washington Uni MICHAEL PATTERSON GWENDOLYN PETERSON ARLENE POLLOCK 'Frrmxfex' horn Frankling Multnomah DENNIS REAGER Fr. Football, Fr., LV. Baske-,tbaLI3 Trackg Varsity Rallyg Pack fSec.j3 El Leong Fire, Air Raid Squadg General Counci1gB.L. Reg. Rep.g Student Teacherp U of O JANET PEARSON Phreno lSoph., Jr. Act. Cup, Serv.Comm., Sgt. at Arms, Critlcjg G.L. fSec., Reg. Rep.Qg Ccunse1or's Officeg Band, Orchq , E1 Leong Ir. Class Playg Oregon State LASS ROBERT RADKE Trix fVice-Pres., '1 ress.j5 E1 Deon fSgt.at Armsjg Varsity Footballg Varsity 'IX-aclq Var. Wrestq Order of W g Fire Squad, G.L. Rep.g PSC BARBARA RASER Clevesg N.H.S.g Portland State JACQUELINE REED Clevesg Masque ISec., Cort. Sec., Sgt. at Arms, Cust.jg Washingtonian Staff ICO-Ed. Front Page Repmtex-jp Counse1or's Officep General Councilg G.L. Reg. Rep.g Student Teacherg Portland State KAREN REINMILLER I.V. 5 Varslty Rallyg Gamma Sigma fServ. Comm., Cones. Sec.j3 G.L. Reg. Rep.g Pep Clubg Pesanteg Q-ego-n Stats 160 DAVID RICH PAULA REUTHER S.B. Knights fV1ce-Pres.j3 Ir. C1asfVice-Pres.jg J.v. Armsjy B. L. Reg. Rep.yPancake Ba1lfCharm.Qg Jr. Class Playg Student Teachery Sapporo Comm. g Reed E1 leon fSec.Ig Y.F.C.3 Neak fSec.j3 G.L. Reg. Portland State JANICE RICHARDS Clyo IChap1aInjg Pepg Swim Team Transfer from Clackaznasg Washingtonian Staifp Clark LARRY RICH Pres.g Pack fSgt. mtArmsj3 N.H.S.3 Ra11y5FIre Squad, H Leon lSgt. at DIANNE RILEY Rep.5 Ir. Class Playg General Councily MARY ROBERTS Y.F.C.5 G.L. Reg. Rep.3 Multnomah 62 MARCI ROSE CHARLES ROTH Thespiansg Fr. Footballg Student Teacherg Po1:rla.nd State JERROLD ROSS Washlngtonian fEd.-in-Chiefjg Varsity Rallyy Knighisg Trix fTx'eas., Sgt. at Armsjg B.L. Man of the Month flfriendlinessjy Fire Squadg Trackg Cross Coun1:ygStudent Teachery Uof O MICHAEL RUSSELL Transfer from Clevelandg Student Teacherg ,I.V. Wrestling LOIS SANDERSON Masque fSgt. at Armsjg Varsity Rauyg G.L. fEd. Hist.jg Iens Staff fMusic Ed.j3 Choirg Pep C1ubITrens., Sgt. atArms, Soph. Rep.jg Swim Teamg Student Teachery General Co1m.g Mud. Ir. College SALLY SAGAR Gamma Sigma QPres., Sgt. at Arms, Serv. C0mm.j3 Varsity Rallyg GJ.. 0511. Hist., Reg. Rep.jg Cleves ISgt. at Armsjg Pep, ISec. jg Trix Prlncessg Portland Stare 161 LARRY SAUB Transfer from Coulee Dam High, PSC RICHARD SCHMITT Optimist iPres., Treas., Sgt. at Armsjg General Councilg Colonialsg B.L. Reg. Rep.5 U of Colorado MARILOUISE SCHLICKER AFS student, Iapang SB fV.Pres.j5 Cabinet QPreS.jg GL fSoph Rep, Sgt-at-Armsjg C-Lrl of Monthg Soph Class U-Iistorianjg C1evufV. Pres.j5 YFC fV.Pres., Chapjg Deans' Oficeg Main OfHceg Sapporo Con1.p Wheaton BERT SCHNEIDER 'IHX3 Pesanrel Pep Banng Choirg J.V. Base- Ballg Student Teacher, Orchestra KATHLEEN SEATON Gamma Sigma fSg1:. at Armsyg S.B. Treas.3 Washingtonian Staff 13rd Page Editorjg G.L. Reg. Rep.5 Pepg Oregon State JOHN SEARCY Transfer from The Dallesg Varsity Basketballg Oregon Stare CL SS KENNETH SETTLEMIER Senior Class fPres.Jg B.L. Ur. Rep., Man of the Month, Spiritjg Lens G WashingtonianPhoto- grapherg Boy's Stateg Fire Squadg Knights, U of Oregon ALAN SEIDL Transfer from Clackamasy lewis S Clark SUSAN SHEARER General Councilg Pep fSoph., Ir., Reps., Chaplinjg Red Cross Rep.p Y.F.C. MARGARET SIEFERT Arog Y.F.C,g Padic Izncheran ROBERT SHERWOOD Trbq Choirg LV. Traclq Frosh G LV. Basketballg Swimming, Sr.C1ass Play! Student teacher, Everett Ir. College PAUL SMILOWSKI Frosh Clam fPres.Jy Pack fH'8S., Chaplinjg General Councils Colonialsg Fire Squadg BL QReg.Rep.jg Fresh Baseballg Oregon State University 162 KATHERINE SNOW 'Ftasnsfer hom Girls Polyg Pep, Y.F.C.3 G. L. Reg. Rep.g Portland Stare SUSAN SNOOK GL fSec, Soph Rep, Girl of Month, Girl of Year, Reg Repjg Sr. Rallyg Gamml Sigma fSecjg SB Princessg Cleves ISgt.-at-Armsjg Choirg Pesante fChapjy General CouncilfSecj5 Y'FCfSec, Tresjg Mixed Ensamble, Nordstrom l-Ll Bond, 'lkafflc Safety Comg Portland State MERILEE SOMNER N.H.S. fEd. Hist.j5 Clevesg Phreno Cid. Hlst.j3 Aro fPres., Treas.jg Cablnetg lens Staff fArtjg Tennlsj Counse1or's Office, U of Oregon GENE STAINBROOK Eulq Knlghisg B.L. fTreas.jg N.H.S. fVlce- Pres.Jy Student Body QV1ce-Presqg General Connolly Varsity Basketball, Tennis, LV. Baseballg J.V. Cross Commtryg Fire SquadgO SU THOMAS SOUCIE Thespians fV1ce-Pres.j5 Cineg Sr., jr. Class Plzysg Three Act Playsg Choir, All School Playi lVLI.Xed Ensemble MARY ANN STANFORD Y.F.C.3 Southern California College F 6 2 BONNIE STILL LINDA STANTON VELMA STOAKS Transfer from Girls Poly ROBERT STOLTE Knights, General Councilg B.L. Reg. Repq Student Teaehery Columbia NANCY STRUTTON Gamma Sigma fSgt. at Armsjg Varsity Rallyg Pep IPreS., Chaplinjg G.L. Reg. Rep.3 PSC I JAMES STROWGER Euk ISec.jg Order of W fVlce-Pres.j3 B.L. Reg. Rep.5 Knlghtsg Golf, Colonial Kingg J. V. Rallyg General Councilg Fire 8 Air Raid Squad, University of Colorado 163 STANLEY SUE Council! Oregon State Q SHARON SURRATT Art Staff SANDRA TANGEMAN University of Washington ROBERTA TAYLOR Oregon State CLA N.H.S. QP1-es.y5 Knlghtsg Cabinetg General VELMA SUTTON LINDA THOMAS Y.F.C. SS LESTER TILTON RICHARD THOMPSON ggi ' S.B. fPres.J5 General Council QP1-es.jy Soph. Class fPres. jgI.V. Rally fKi.ngJ5 N.H.S. fPa.r., sgr. at A1-msyg Knights QPI-em, order of Nw , CBC Euk fCha.p1a.injg Fire SAI: RaidSqua.d3 Sapporo Comm.g Cabinetg Student Teacherg Stanford DARRELL TORLAND PATRICIA TURK Neak fServ. Co-mm., Ed. H.lst.I5 Lens Staffg Colonialsg Max-tlesg Pep KATHERINE TRAIN Waslmingtonian fEditm'Jg Clevesg Portland State DAVID TVER Reed 164 LINDA ULMEN Transfer from Girls Polyy Pep: Y-F-C-s G- L. Reg. rep. LINDA TWETEN I Nu Chi IPI-es.jg Clevesg Sapporo Comn-1.3 Pepg General Counci15G.L. Reg. Rep.5 Reed VIVIAN UNZICKER Pep, Mardesy Ciyo IV1ce-Pres.Jg Colonialsg Portland State JOYCE WARD Gamma Sigma fEd. I-I.Ist.jg Vanity Rallyg G. L. ISgt. at Armsj5Pa.ncakeBal1Pri.ncessgCoo1 Colonial Coup1e5Pep5 Swim Team, Pardaud State RAYMOND VAN BEEK Ir. Class Treasq Varsity Rallyg Track IFr., Varsltyjg Euk ISgt. at Arms, Sec., Chaplinjg Knightsg Cross Countryg Orderof W fTreas. jg B.L.Reg. Rep.g Cool CoIonialCoup1ey Gen. Cmmcilg Portland State SHARON WARINNER Portland State F 62 ODELL WATSON GERALD WEINBERGER RICHARD WEST B.L. Reg. Rep.g LV. Wrestq J.V. Bskb1.g Varsity Tennisg Order of W g Gen.Councily Colonialsg Fire Squad, Portland State NANCY WHITE Phreno fCr1t1c, Chaplin, Sec.j3 CICVBSJ Thespiaus UK-eas.j3 Ir., Sr. Class Playsg G.L. Reg. Rep.y Pepg Pesanteg U of O 165 JAMES WELCH, JR. Order of W g LV., Var. Cross Countrygj V., Varsity T1-ackg Fr. Footballg B. L. Reg Repq-I. V. BasketbaJ.I.3 Fire Squad NANCY WILAND Portland Stare L CLARENCE WILLIAMS Stare KATHRYN WILLIAMS Reg. Repq Dea.n's Officeg U of Oregon LOUISE WISE G.L. Reg. Rep. MARVA WULF Neak Wlce-H-es., Treas., Ass't Treas.Jy Emanuel School of Nursing MHYNARD WINK, JR. Transfer From Benson, Pep B:-mdg Portland Phrenn fPres., Treas., Serv. Comm.Ji 51'- C12-s fTreas. jg Clevesg Pep, Girls League Neak fSec., Sgt. at Arms, Serv. Conmnjg N.H.S.y Clevesg Y.F.C. IV1ce-P1-es.jg G G. Reg. Rep.3 Lens Staffg Student Teacher-3 NEW SENIORS-CAMERA SHY LEO BATCHELOR JR. WARREN CAMEL CHARLES CASON GARY FINAN CHERYL GILL MELVIN HABAS JOHN HALGREN CLYDE HALL, JR. GARY HILBERT ETTA JOHNSTON 166 J. V. KIMMONS DENNIS KEMERY LARRY MANSFIELD MARLENE SCHALER MICHAEL SEXTON THOMAS TWILLEAGER EDDIE WALLACE JOHN WARREN NORMAN WILKERSON JAMES WINTER, JR. SENIOR CLASS MISS EVE LYN HASENMAYER Miss Hasenrnayer has been as inspirational counselor to the girls of the class of 62. We have always felt free to rely on her for advice and guidance concerning our many growing pains., As we prepare to leave Washington, we realize more than ever, the important part Miss Hasenrnayer has played in forming our plans for the future. May we take this opportunity to thank her personally for her endless devotion as our counselor. COUNSELORS 7 MR. RICHARD HILDRETH To Mr. Hildreth, senior boys' counselor, We wish to extend our sincerest thanks for his helping hand and sound advice indirecting our lives towards significant goals. fzzuizfgf . ' Awisnsb y f fii7fJ , . . i is XJR - , V 3 gi, ., gif Q ' if 'K v. -1,1 b . 9 . aw, Q .N Q 4 QQ? 1DTQ5y , . iizggwy r , 5 If maggi fx' fs 44: K k Q is xx E, 5? 1 ff I xxx ,JS is M5 nf A . 5 .. k H5 NX ' ' ??1f22.z--ziliie: tw -I . , ,, K 5 4' Q, ,F F' 5 i ' ,QfS533?Ef . , ' :iw -x .X .1 mu .- 4 K 1 S W -P P, fa 1 9 F, .,- Maw' M. K R :,,.. W,.. , , , pegs P2 ,, ff' ffl ' K ,wliisiisl 5 ' av .1- ,,.-f- 2 45 4' 4 ,ff 5 x iw, E Q A J N V '-- I S, Q X if W W 5 Xggm Y M K -f iw, , W , iw. in. nf Wg X ' x , ,. gm Efwf fx J' ff by M ev ' an My N V A 41 1 ,A,.' ' .,',L A ' fj cL.,' iw' ,pf ff' X V , AE? . dx W TI .Aff E- .-P , wi ,,...M,., f ..f,f'xf gggfn- 5: Vk . ' .fix iff .Annan 4. ,.,:::,:55:-:.: :i.: . gr 38552451 -AA . ,, 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , 1 -f R WY? i 2i i M M 5 'Y Y Y Y FOOT BALL HEAD COACH Tony Aschenbrener ASSISTANT COACH Joe Milokna This season, although not a big winning season, proved to be quite a good one for Washington. We compiled a 3-5 won-lost record. This is one of the best records Wa-Hi has had for many seasons. There were many games that were lost in the last quar- ter or by a few of the bad breaks that plagued our team this year. I might add that we were the first team to even score against Benson for about the first half of the season. But the greatest loss we suffered this season was that of losing our head coach Mr. Tony Asshenbrenner, who will take over the Athletic Directorship that was being held temporarily by Mr. Don Uppendahl. One of the greatest players to don a uniform in many years for Washington was Odell Watson, who walked off with just about every offensive and defensive honor the school gives out and who was also rewarded by being selected to both offensive and defen- sive squads of the first string All-City football team. The highlight of our playing season was in our game with Cleveland where we scalped the Indians 47-6. Our closest game was with Lincoln when the Cards beat us 14-13 in the last quarter. Time ran out on us, unfortunately, as we made a comeback with only a few seconds left to play. SEASONS RECORD Washington 6 Benson 20 Washington 0 Grant 20 Washington 13 Franklin 26 Washington O Wilson 40 Washington 20 Roosevelt O Washington 46 Cleveland 7 Washington 13 lincoln 14 Washington 20 Marshall O 170 v.-. i .:-view, .3' V .' iff-,fi-5,1353-:.f.f 1:., ..h Q .. , .. ,. ' 3 v A as 3 ., l.:?2- ig -,K ,K - 'V f - v--if w,g,fwgy1. . .-Jeb , Q. . 51, , M ,3m5,fg4Z,,.,, , , I V, L M M- 1' iw 1 ' fi .sf -' ' Bob Radke I ,gm-o . IZQQWX...-V' . - aff. -1 All- Cify Marv Anderson 1 2 37 5 l . 1 fi ',.- l '.L: -wLZ 5 zg, f g- M ifl 'ff a ,. A Q i ' Mosr VALUABLE PLAYER IN P.1,1,, John Burgoyne Dave Oyanagi First Row: Terry Greene, Dick Russel, Jerry Peterson, Dave Oyanagi, Wally Kurihara, Mel Brown , Bob Radke, Jerome Polk, John Warren, Leroy Pittman, Dennis Vaslle. Second Row: Odell Watson, john Madigan, Gary Wejler, Bob Kaiser, Richard Graham, Clarence Williams, Harold Kent, Marv Anderson, Stanley Miller, Bob Wallace, Jim Ford. Third Row: Craig Keys, Loyd Aldridge, Tom Christenson, Gary Thomas, jim Bjork, Dennis Anderson, Dave Nelson, Bruce Goldsby, john Burgoyne. 171 Odell Watson fag- ' f I , ' V 3 4142 S 55.5 H Mx.: ,W N, f,, V, , W 7 5, 'grad ' 1 1 , J: I -Y ,. '-:W , i - ,- - Y if -f b Qsfwfpf ygfe-fzf A' , .. 3 'Www x A ,, i ft -7 mga sf we -ff: ' fvfgfifgffi x 'W ' ' K' A' 'bil-W' H'- -::. .. 1 2 e'5f5iQE1ygw V 'SWA TQ ?5,i3ffSE55'??,g'f' Mel Brown Speedster, Mel Brown, races around end for Colonial gain. .',4'9s'iv1'f'he,:: ' . f11 W f it v..-W-'wwe ,.,,. if Z ' W Q 3 ' , ' ,,.. ' ' - s t rg at or t ..., , i 3 lr-'r . H - S 5 ':A,:, ..,, s f 2 ' 'zv-: ,... ,QVQ , , -:V ..,. - ' - ,,,, , on ' if Wlwmw -' .,,, .,,,e,.,.e,,e...,., . - - ...... , ' e. ' 'A Q 'S ' rrrsne Harold Kent e ' , .- I taxfiiml-if+2wfsf:gsvf-fqzsfiiwrzasw-.fe-gem: ' VY, -W f .M 1 pf: gf e Q54 if if M of 1+ l s ,, 'ft 1 , V V-H nsggg? it jfA1ff iz, ,QQ 2?- Iggy, KL 4 nf ,fy - 'V WM ? ,. so f l ri in Marv y.1,,mZ2:?sg5r,i3 f?43.. ..,.,. 23341 A .w51,. ir, ww wi Il 2 Q rl , 3 1 A -5,5 m f5'Slgi MrJ1, I if ?3?f'if f egMff E 4,. -V .. Y MQ , I 1 ig, -PQP or N , ., Pitman looks on as Techman intercepts, , way my -qgifsfwwz 172 Clarence Williams if L ...,: Z , 7, - Xl , k ' . xf fy! 1, .. X ' ', ' .ff f f' 'Zh' ' ,QSM-3, , , Nililfi iz' M W 1 W Q Si iw- N022 ,ef -z:xz:sm-:.-,, awk, rwiifwwiww .M 4- A 'fic John Madigan Jim Ford E were 5' Q .W 1 Q, . Q' f fm I' 5,55 ...Mx My, A ' ' HEI 'I . ,,I. '?,' J'-ii ' f ' if ff 1 . 1- MEL BROWN Nick Gudge Honorable Mention John Warfen Watson looks down-field for receiver in Tech opener. ' W f . Ry, --- A A . ' KPJTXKQM f . -E' ' I :J .I5'gZ4 :: .:,.Ixz4 1 HA I K K 5- k -YM uk. 214539 'yy , It soss A ' f 1 G' wifi? Y 'I l :'H:v H ew fm is snonfm- ' Dave Nelson NICK GUDGE DENNIS VASILE Honorable Mention Second Team All- City All- City Dennis Anderson Richard Graham JEROME POLK . JIM FORD Honorable Mention Honorable Mention 1 74 J. V. FOOT BALL C, J. Mayte I V FOOTBALL Wa-I-Il vs. Benson 12-19 wa-H1 vs. Grant 12-26 Wa.-I-I1 vs. Marshall 12-13 Wa-H1 vs. Wilson 13-42 Wa.-Hi vs. Roosevelt 6-38 Wa-Hi vs. Cleveland 7-7 Row one: Coach C, J. Mayte, Cliff Drake, Richard Vanderpool, Craig Keys, Dave Koch, jack Powell, Arnold Faulkner, Tom Sell, Rick Taylor, Keith Lee. Second row: Wes Cook, Dale Robinson, jim Haek, Jamie Leo pold, Zack johnson, Frank Comer, Mark Kakishita, Frank McC1.1ller, Tom Jones. 'Third row: Lonnie Burnett, Rick Pidgeon, joe Rapp, Mell Allen, Pete Bauder, Doug Bergeron, Dave Dowell, Walt Hixon. FROSH FOOT BALL Flrst Row, Gale Simpson, Mick Parker, Dave Emmett, jim Law, Tom Catan, Phil Larson. Second Row, Phil Holte, Marty Abelson, Pete Madigan, Craig Anderson, jerry Sands, Louis Martin. 175 1 Richard Hildreth FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Wa.-I-Il vs. Grant 6-20 Wa.-Hi VS. Madison 12-6 Wa-H1 VS. Wilson O-27 Wa.-I-Il vs. Roosevelt 2.7-12 Wa-Hi vs. Cleveland 0-26 CROSS COUNTRY J At a Four Way meet at Marshall September 27, Woodrow Wilson topped Marshall, Jefferson, and Washington. October ll, inafour waymeet, Grant on its own campus, topped Madison, Jefferson 1 and Washington. In a triangular meet October 18, Madison conquered Benson and Washington at Walter Aldridge Madison. Jim Welch, Randy Johnson, Russell Brown, John Gardner and Mike Speaker were Washingtoxvs letter winners. Coach Row one, Randy Johnson, Steve Elle, John Gardner, Lynn Stainbrook, Russell Brown. Row two, john Post, jim Welch, Mike Speaker, Ted Cosby, Alvin Mueller. 176 IHIKXIPI flllll ll IIN Gordon Bouck Wa-Hi vs . Marshall 39--55 Wa-Hi vs. Jefferson 47-37 Wa.-Hi vs. Madison. 2.9-65 Wa-Hi vs. Franklin Wa.-H1 vs. Cleveland Wa-Hi vs. Roosevelt Wa.-Hi vs. Grant Wa.-Hi vs. Lincoln Wa-I-Il vs. Wilson Wa.- Hi vs. Benson 46-43 43-49 48-40 2.1-73 43-50 34-59 88-14 First Row: George Kerr, Pat Ellison, Gil Saparto, Dick Dwyer. Second Row: Greg Meck, Marty Black, les Tilton, Darryl Cornelius. GIRLS' SWIMMING Wa ow one: Joyce Hockley, Linda. McMana.ma, Katie Cornelius, Karen Carpenter, Eva. an, Nancy Vandehey, Mary Stranhc. Second row: Ann Cuddington, Kristi Mor- way, janet Bush, Sharon Miller, Shauna Hoops, Coach Miss Fitzwater. Wa-I-Ii vs . Wa- Wa 177 Wa- Wa- -H1 vs. Wa-Hi vs. -Hi vs. I-Iivs. Hivs. I-Ii vs. Wa-Hi vs . Wa- Wa- Hi vs. I-Iivs. Miss Fitzwater Wilson lincoln Grant Roosevelt Cleveland Franklin Jefferson Madison Marshall Girls Poly 10-81 21-69 15-79 48-34 52-42 39 -52 5 3-35 lost-'won 60-24 won fForfeitJ Head Coach Lowell Mikkelson BASKETBALL Inexperience was the key to this year's rather disappointing basket- ball record. But the team suffered an even greater loss with the resign- ation of Mr. Lowell Mikkleson, our head basketball coach, who will be leaving the coaching ranks to enter private enterprise. But the season had its bright spots. Fourth - place jefferson seemed to have trouble caging the Cols, pulling out both times by two points, one in an over time. Second-place Grant also seemed to have problems with the hard driving Wa-Hi quint, edging them out in the last minutes of the second encounter. jerry Kloosterman putting in a fine performance in this game was named on Grant's All-Opponent Team. But widiout a doubt the mainstay of this year's club was senior forward, Tom Lindgren, who was selected to honorable mention on the All-City Team. First Row: Coach Lowell Mikkleson, Gene Stajnbrook, Dave Nelson, Earl Fray, Tom Lindgren, Jerry Kloosterman, Ted Hampton. Second Row: Mr. Poetsch, Leroy Pittman, Steve Settlemier, Tom jones, Mat Jones, Mngrs. Dave Dowell, Tom Siel . 178 l f .xg i ' z V WN -5'3ff1 Q'4e!Yi x'f i5fx' f W'1?5fw-f,z'.z'?Vg4k?Ui1iSf'A253146sw-1,553'?7Lgq?.',-af- 5W'3w1 Eg A' ' f ii 7 Tf5GZ5:!f'ff:f7A:9L J f'z5x4:-' f ' , - - ,smsafgw my ff-.f . -A 1 4, e f ,A ,X.1..sQuQs:SXgfg:1v,A3 - ,,,, v Er my-5Jg'iiZf'f -fri? . ff-2-'1 fm ' V ' , f ' ' X' -,s 96 Fm '.' gf, 3'--JT:Ill1iL5El1'Q3:i15zf7'5f M Fw , K 2--2 W x , 'fwfr - 1 . 1 'xg X f . , ': WMM 3 , :::'j5:'M -',,, w e,- ,ff ,,, .fins zffswqxwsjf-55 vw:w?5W i5 we e iff V V: , L E ' f L' f 'sei L1 .15 . 'V if i KW: Y MLM 3 eqi'f 15 H . Y - 'g5ggSqfAi?'.1' 3 Km ?- v' f kv I ,,Lf as . .iig A. -- 1 'PI I , we in f' .. 1--321 50:53 -,z:'fihw2gg' ,, 5215: ,, ,,.g, K, ,, ,.:,11a,aV'-wigise wp, Mew' wg-z., -2 aff- ' 1 , , gl gif, 4fX.3Y W2l2'Zf9s' wlqffv--w .. .M ,, WFSSQPQ: va eww M ,. W A 'A , - A 5943 gg,-2 '1' fwsfsff? -S11 My ' J w f gffm Q:1iYwff'-',Q'1'fWf Y K ff ':,,.k ff :sei -a Tom Lindgren Ted H t :5vxt,af :.mp,p 1: E up on f ff 1 2 -Q. W S A V- , Nik'--e 7ff rM wQ.:f,'-E N 71'VT:l1 'S...-.'II:ES2,Wa5:5'I nf... 'f '55:.f9.:l::':' 7 fi::m ' fi 'fi?.'9f1 :- 'V f ?5'f:?1!5M:h Q1.i 25f:I35.'2F9f:.EE1 S --' an A X I M xfusfafw. f- , uw: ,9g-gvvhgfyififsv f- 22-f,gsxm ff:fg2 ,' - ' Y J , J WEEK? W f 'V ':':' -- ' 1 f-:llf 7.322 12443 'j,,C f1 i'?iaQif 'f giflffel Ji1JSFizw,ViYff E5?'1 , v w 31 2 9 :Q A - F31 .gg Z, Q, . , V V. ,Q Mfg:--,. M A ge. K ' . zu, J Q A V3 2 ,ggigwg-1 225,JM-i2f1eGLgg3f?119asstf,.312,5ws5,.1Kf2f'glwiaigsg'-afsfwfgk 4 1. ' 'a , ' ' Y S: 2 ,ff-if y .f .V LxW,:51fia:w ,W A f A ,... W,-' ,, L H 'A m ' , I .- ' e X X f 5 S A ' I 1 , Tr'-vfm '51 f f ' f Q, T-NYE. 'r'f,lI- ,:LJj:.' fi ' .iii H , KL if ggi gfiggg if ' f f' f.M,f- 'W..,. , Wy- H553 . he, 3, A- Gene Stainbrook Dave Nelson 179 Y Fray Jun'-PS1 l 1 Lindgren shoots despite blocking It looks like a rebound Tom tries for the ball 180 Jones shoots for two! Gene lUlT1PS f1'0m the Side Earl jumps for a stray ball Tom shoots as Earl sets screen! 181 Jones outjumps J eff Earl makes a jump shot against Jeff ! It looks like Steve made it! 182 J.V. BASKETBALL First Row: Coach Paul Poetsch, Wilbur jordan, Alvin Mueller, jack Surer, john Hart, Walt I-Iixon, Clyde Dewiiz. Second Row: Gary Thomas, Ken Kerstein, Terry Greene, Mike Speaker. Gary Weiler, Frank Comer. FRCSH BASKETBALL F11-st Row: Mr. McCord, Ken Rinta, Larry Dleckman, Dave Burnbalm, Dave Emmett, Mike Livingstone, Lynn Stainbrook, Dave Leach. Second Row: Roger Goode, Don Augustine, Steve Wiener, jim Hartley, Phil Holti, Mike Smith, Duane Epton. 183 HEAD COACH C, J. Matye WRESTLING The best performance by a Wa-Hi wrestler was Rick Taylor's 123 pound city championship. Rick pinned two men and decisioned two in winning the title. Outstanding performances were turned in this year by Wally Kurihara, Russel Brown, Randy Johnson, and Rick Taylor. Kurihara and Taylor wrestled above their weights in dual compitition, and both did very well. Russ Brown, a 106 pound sophomore, did an excellent job, amassing the most pins and combo-points of any Wa-I-Ii grappler. In the city matches Washington fared pretty well. Dan Holbrook, a sophomore wrestling at 130, advanced to the semi-finals before being defeated. Ed Sims, also at 130, won two matches before being edged in an overtime . All in all the wrestling team, though they did not have a winning year, had a successful season from the standpoint of individual competition, an buildup for next season. d First Row: Charles Cason, Keith Lee, Wally Kurihara, Rick Taylor, Ed Sims Dan Holbrook, Randy johnson, Russ Brown, Steve Kinosla. Second Row: Jim Ford, Nick Gudge, joe Faulkner, Warren Camel, Jerry Leek, jack Powell, Elliot Chinn, Coach C, J. Mayte. 181 , ,m,. , ' ' L 1' 1 ' L' ' A Randy johnson attempts a take down during a City Meet. AU unidentified W3-'Hi Wrestler STaPP1e5 with his opponent. Keith Lee picks up points on a take-down. Mike Yeager Tries to pin his opponent. 185 gg f sw- yin? , iam. 62? 553655232 ffvwfwfff. - . awk of ,V - Vlzilz, l effm . - Wes, 4,:f'vz,,--'f - - 'Z aa P 3, L W f ga f S , W s .F 1-lx-qfxfaflffffwurlwrf ff. -- ' - J w f ' ::,, ,. , f , ' 5 .L 3 ' , fa . .,,... , , '- .. - .sf - kr: m l' f ' : 'lf sgmwzwm L mr., ,---rw-, gf:-,, 1 --'mggr4f4.g5g,. ff ' - -4,, '.,1,Q: wa .... -1 V ky ' .. . -- . 1: :fp my ,g 3 f- '52 , ,. ,ga'www-,l:,-, f- 1 . 15- fm: as 1:52 RICK T3,y1OI' ' 'Srl 'V ff, .1115 Q 11:5-'i 511257 lf VETEZWEL Tig , .W f-uw.. ffv, ,M-lm V-1-V 'U :aar'Pz:f-Vw,-slew: ' 1 - - R l Brown gggmgy Lsfwax 1 Q2 , , , A in :lf gkfsagsfazg-' 1:-P :-m il, Y, is 5 V. - ayfkkff-lfgrl-iff. V, ,,w,7f.fgt .3 - 54. .. ,, .. Q, MN .. , ,, L .. A ,. 1' ,, Flaw ,sgmwifgeiff gsxsvjfgfff a -. '-slam fbi! 'Wsiggiff'-'.fUg?f VET .: - lil?-Wjai l 5f1x,F':hfQ?i?l ' -- i '- . K ,:. 5 T Af ,1, 1,,,ggf.Mf5fa. mgsazafgf: ng-:-: . - 1, -fx' S!-If 7F?9f'.:fi f Qafik k H' , N , 5 f753,1f1'g11L : , ., f 1 2 3-'5 5lf!12:'-fQ7fW?'iiE?zfi-, zj'?9,'-.'.. K f??f . f 1 , -A , .fy,l,,Q,fg5,i,Q-, 'Qglfgaliz ,Z v:wMa:.:x:1a:1,: iff' 1'!Yiig-1525 P-'j1i4i?2if5f M 2517 E-53 95 A'??YfC3if1TF,iQ-Wi K ff ' Qfwifi My ' 1fZQfi'2:'.,,Z4gQXLf-'i'539fif5j,f:-SQL FW W .fkffui -L, ' i 772. -I . ' W Y- - I ' , 7, 'fi7F, :I s::fi'f' H?-f?f'W f Jack Powell , , K wif .Q will i?S?f?lgf W: 'iifisiaii me A ,. ,...., ,,L.g W L. . :iw L f M ' 1 - 1 . f 'flag ffiii, - k ' Randy Johnson fraQ5,,5ff 1,4 . x 1- . 7 'f?fi- 'wilri-,1 7 ' 1 liV52Az,'i.'., ,ZS ?Ff.7'- ' LT f i-,'5?':QLS1f'5' :I'Y:,1,3f?J,, .,7Q,6'?ff:l . . L' ff! 3- 5 ': ' .J 'r-gk?-VF: 5fii:E-9'f55E,-'95-g'f?ifjQ, ,T ' V '-Q, gp' - ' -2 , '- ' f'w'-A-:'v -'S-x:f?m:-A,:2'-:mls .V f J W 1 , .-- f f 7 '1Qi459.hix,- . 5 , ' L' ,ggisiw 1 wp ,-ws me . . Jim Ford 186 Charles Cason Warren Camel Harold Kent Joe Falkner Keith Lee J.V. WRESTLING Jerry Leek First Row: Keith Lee, Tim Sue, Steve Moore, Zach johnson, Nathaniel Mays, Ivory Mays, Pete Bauder, Dennis Chapman. Second Row: Coach Walt Aldridge, Lonnie Burnett, Mark Kakashita, John Zwick, Ed Manashe, Jerome Polk, Harold Kent. Third Row: jack Welch, Dean Kessler, Darryl Cornelius, Gil Saparto, Bryan Baker, Sam Chalis, Rick Garlock, Bob Radle. 187 Baseball Indications are, as of this writing, that Washington will have a suc- cessful season this year. The team has just started its second round of play with four wins and six losses. Many of the games were lost because of careless mistakes on the part of our team. Our first home game, which was against Cleveland, proved to be victorious for the Cols as we scalped the Indians 5-2. The next victory for the Stark Streeters came against Franklin's Quakers where, at the end of seven innings the score was 2-1 with john I-Iart getting the win on a nifty two-hitter. In our next encounter we downed the Benson Tech- O win behind the stout pitching of Bob Kaiser. juniors, Bill Lupton and Leroy Pittman, have been the mainstays of Head Coach who has looked pretty good at the plate. P3111 P06fSC1'1 The coaching reins were taken over this year by Paul Poetsch, who replaced Kip Sengstock. He has done a good job in organizing a fine ball club. First Row: Leroy Pittman, Bob Orgill, Gary Nelson, Tom jones, Jim Bjork, Gary Thomas, Bill Lupton, Earl Fray, Lonnie Southard, Bob Kaiser, Coach Paul Poetsch, Second Row: Larry Taitz, Terry Pearson, Bill Fehr, Jack Suter, Tom Christensen, Steve Settlemier, Jim Hartley, John Hart, Craig Keys, john Zwick. 183 men 11-2. The next day we played Roosevelt where we eeked out a 1- the Wa-Hi team this year with a little aid from sophomore john Zwick, Left Field Right Field Center Field Terry Pierson Bill Lupton Gary Nelson Shortstop Second Base STARTING LINE-UP Leroy Pittman Bill Fehr Third Base First Base do Earl Fray Bob Orgill 189 Terry Pearson waits for the ball Earl Fray delivers the pitch The batter waits Gary Nelson gets set for a single 190 Pitcher Pitcher Bob Kaiser John Zwick First Base Tom Jones Pitcher Lonnie Southard Outfield John Hart Larry Taltz Bob O1-gill gets set for laying a bunt down the third base line 191 The ball is on the way Earl Fray delivers a pitch Steve Settlemier beats out a hit It hits the bat The pitch is delivered Terry pearson runs for second base 192 V. Baseball Coach B111 McCord First Row: Bob Gulick, Craig Keys, Gregg Seiler, Louis Martin, Tom Seil, jim Hartley, Mike Smith, Frank McCo1or. Second Row: Coach Bill McCord, Randy Johnson, Bruce Morrow, Lonnie Burnett, Richard Tomlinson, Mike Bauer, Steve Kinosala, Manager Duane Epton B111 Lupton looks at a ball 193 Track ge while J .V. 's and Frosh were coached by Tony Aschenbrenner. ute-men beat the Wa-Hi's Cols. But in the next meet the Colonlals proved victorious over the Madison Senators. This years squad Head Coach Walter Aldridge lr . First Row: Tom Mathews, Mikc3SChar1:ier, Bob Radke, Jerome Polk, jim Nicolacoglov, Dick Thompson, Bill Blair. Row 2: Ed Sims john Warren, Mel Brown, jim Welch, joe Rapp, Dick Russell, Dennis Reager. Row 3: Bruce Goldsby, jerry Green, Dave Nelson, Nick Gudge, Dennis Anderson, Bob Gleason, jerry Kloosterman. 1- 194 Washington High School's track team was coached by Walt Aldrid- Standouts on this years track squad are Seniors Jerryliloosterman, Clarence Williams, Junior Jerome Polk, and Freshman Gary Lowe. Polk turned in a tremendous effort against Marshall where the min- will lose nine seniors but J .V. and Freshmen prospects look good. Nick Gudge shoots the javelin ' OS4-' fm Q1 M IQZCZSHGL 3450! APM few 23 9Z'Q0V1?.7w,Qg 00007422 W fu f f fo hotput fm fa! Sohfffgef Qwjijewcalf lem 195 X x v W Mel Brown Bob Radke auxin an uf John Warren Bob Gleason Jim WG1011 V H ,, ,, . -V . ,,.,. . . l - . .. ' .' . 2 I .. ., .. .V , , - ,,.., P ,V,, jj ,,,,,, V A - , V . .. ' H . - x ff'-+.: ::e IH 'sy f-.. Hi-ig f9 ,x,,,vqffW1'13?4f,, ' ., -'-Y , -: -, ', ev , l , ,, , W , ' f H . f- -' -- ' -'-, Q' ' ' 2. X ,, i ' 5 -Qf5i?5'1 I ' ' ,, ' e , sg . , ' ' A, fi 'i. ,. w, A - ' ,-,J .,. - ?'ff f. M . 155-LLM J ' ' ,. f V ' ,vw - ff. fwgvr ' , ' H 1 -if B . Y.. . ' l B Wie? B B - B B f - .omoff , ' F 'W idff4257i?Y?3,fl' '97 k J' ef? , M V' :W -- .-: . EZ:?': E57- ': ..' -ww--:' if-TW, fhw f 'H 1 95N A 'W' 'mmv'Tl'Lm:gs:if'7ii1KK a f W-M' . - fi-T if ' f fv wifi: ' ' '5'5f5 f5' f h' Li. Y M - 1 Mgfwgfwqw ,fsfif .,,. f, , mskkfii r ,-,, M- W. - B .V.. , . .4 My wr .MW W , , . svn, WM, g5,,w1,. ,WJ ., Q, 4 . . V, ,M . ., -.M ,, W 1 uv My - 3 W f -N., . , X -- - N W - ' A , . , ' AL , N - WW .. , ,, Z ,,,, , 1 ' X X 3 - We f ,H-'M ' - jf. -gwyqf pggg .. K 7 ,i , w e ,. I , f gg, 35.1 2, M W ' . ' . Aff- ..,, . . W ' ' lf - WW motwyfs bgezgwfv Mx' NW ' ' I 'fl 'mix ., ,,.. f W ,B ,., ,.,1,,. Wm, X A, muffin WA, ,, ,,., . H.. ,. , , . ., - ,. ---- -' - , .A ,ww ,xwym -, . rs , . ..,. .Aw ,M ,, , . .. .. A, , ,,. QL. ,.,,. Mm . , . .1 , .- , W ,r .. A . 'W ' , -- -M-mmwww--M , m Qw-Sfw .. , -vfwwr- --M'f'mw. f.,.v5- ,, or 1 -ww w . ,1 M ,,5mIa,,, V Mmm., A W ,, X Wpmnwo ,. . A ,wggfgg ,M-,m,E.Wm,e, ,mfg mfr- .. 1 milw, M,,W,v ,. -t ,, x,,..Mf. Aa-.N sw: - w wf-og ww - , -fp . 1-MW '94M-M' N.. 34-f ,Hm'Z,-o W .1 f md?-fw Wa-Hi's cindermen go over the hurdles 196 Nick Gudge Dennis Anderson Jerry Kloosterrnall Dennis Reager A Colonial makes strong effort in broad jump 197 J. V. Truck First Row: Rick Taylor, jim Haek, Willie jackson, Nathaniel Mays, Arnold Faullcner, Tim Sue, john Post. Second Row: Pete Bauder, Gary Weiler, Ted Crosby, Jack Lahoduc, Rick Pidgeon, Richard Vandzrpool, Frank Comer. Third Row: Mike Speaker, Zach johnson, Walter I-lixon, Rick Fortin, Frank Nicholson, jon Amtower, Bruce Goldsby. Fr0Sh Truck 9 First Row: Steve Elle, Ed Menache, Sam Challis, Mike Livington, David Leech, Ivery Mays, Jerry Sands. Second Row: Phil Holte, Gary Lowe, Tony Williams, Pete Madigan, Ron Deary, Charles Stevens, Walt Gardley. 198 BOYS' TENNIS Dave Palmer, Bill Babcock, Dick Moody, Steve Weiner, Mike Grant, Dick West, Craig Anderson, Byron Offer, Coach Bill McCluskey. GIRLS' TENNIS Mary Chueng, Judy McIntyre,Debra Kilburn, Mary Ann Krug, Merilee Speilberg, Sandi Avery, Mrs. Walker, Carolyn Bush, Judy Olson, Ann Cuddington, Eva Bushman, Pauline Jennings, Joyce I-Iockley. 199 BOYS' GOLF ' J 'fc v5.r A 9 5 H T N 3 55552215 4152 jim O'Connel1, Stu Goforth, jim Strowger, Girard Liberty, Steve Wilson V W 5, Coach Steve Melnichuk Us Washington High has a small but active golf team, led by three seniors, and coached by Mr. Steve Mel- nichuk. The leading golfers are Stu Goforth, James Strowger, and Tom Lindgren. In the match against Roosevelt, Stu carded a 35 at Rose City Golf Course which is par. To date we have won two of the mat- ches. Other golfers include juniors Girard Liberty, Jim O Connell, and frosh Steve Wilson. 200 gf 23' 5' 5: X -Q ' o 9. ?3f xx -fx.. ,4-:-11 y. 365- -11 w -S xii Ai : 1 .. 'ES . Y, Q. 2 S ij: 'Q - .W . , . 4 ' was. . mi' 4? ' ' 1- .e Wt- o..,.4., 'S -2255? S55 ' f 2 4' :1gsgg5:g3.:::e:s25.913554 - -20481. -- K,:::::f:'q:5:5:g:j:,355:1vZfe: - , -Y,53g::1:::?::2:2:z:5:5: if Q .. 555525555553 f rs -1 X . -.-,-.-,-1-14-1-:W - 5 ,-raflmvz-:-:vz-: -1-:-mi4.1.-.1.:.:.1.: 51.1-xv:-:':-:-:-:-z-:A :.:,:.::::1. :::1.1:1::,:::: -:1:2'2:255g:3ZE555E5E MW f W 5 W W p v3 1 H W WW MM ,f lg W ni 'IIN MIN. f' .nf fel, g. ,.i:e 1,.i ii' 1 .:i5 'M ' b U CA, 5 dw 5 We I I X s 0' , A ads 8 student index .:.,.:-:.:,:.:.:.:.:.:.:.,.!,.,.,.:.,,,:.:.:q: 4 sff' gs:z1s:,,... ,, , ,.m.,:...:.1.:.:.:.1 N Famous Chinese 8: American Food . 1 Tv . .1 wg, , ,. ' , ' .' 4' 'v.- QQ.. .5 -mfr-7 '- - . 5' .. 1 ,, 'f . ,,.Sfrw,'e:gQ1f:'2rf M 1, - f f - vxzgw -sus,--11.7 Rf- , , I g ., ' ,41!Q7:,:,','j'.-rfA311',1 '1-f- - ., , '. :7'I23?e!??-VW-z5'4'451ns34 7 3 . . infix13::f,.2.-45544 ' . 5 .' Eff- - r. 1 , 15:12-1 ,- Your favomte 1 6' 'sf xgg:-'L -51117. , IQ.-ig? if Qifgg' . 'V ' -' ' ' - 'F' Zi -D v Q 1 '7 , ' 1: .g --.- ,z 525.-l257', . ' . f 1 . 2 ' 4 .3351 ,fig-. m a' W.-1: farmly restaurant F : F 1, ,J , 1131-.'i1i' 15 if J' 'if' K ,rJ?Ql7.fT.'5SS?,fj ' .I 1 , . , ., 11t.gg 'g1-431 1' ' . I 9. ,BMWl1,f:.p.,.-51,1yQ55.1:jq'1 . 5- 3 12 .0 .v:.j-EBV' . ,- Gifs-Zevzgbrf 1.-ff' 6' ' , . . A.. ', f 1 ,L ' ' ..-- f-,--s-f-W--ff - 3,1 . - -a ' U .'- - ' ,Si .. iff J 511521. iff: A V. Zi ii.-,gQ:R?,,1.,.53,,I, ',, 5 Q31 1 'J' 0 'ff:l'15!-'Hg . I ' ' V 7.2193495533 .- 1, 11, sqsaaezygxs, - , QL ' '-Q ' 'lzfffaiizmwilt 1 ' ' 2 5:1111 ' -3 ' X :?1.'i.'1?fEE:f4 ' .cg?I: ' M: ,- t z'-,3-Eff. - -Q - 41. -. fs 154 A ll .'.Q:,f?f ,i1i 11' 111 'f' 3, , fjjg5.:Mf2- ' , I J 1 ' 1 -1 Ac- f ,1 2 4511591 -. , fl 'LM' .-:V Q .gi - '-vw! - , 4 ' 1,51 . - A - ,,.gv4q.- ' ' . , ., I , W -' -. ' , ' , ' ' 1 ' . i ' 1.2 .- . . .4-.1 . Q , -55531 : +1 , Sf '- ' . f- VEST: Q' 594' S- J - sf F- f 5151 1 32 f I' . 1 , H595 5 2 '-ar' 1: -:1.- 'Q - ' '- uv- rg wg., : 4 . I ing af -2- ' , ' iid- . A: 5- 'E -. f ,.- 1, ,, ,, 1 j 331' s ,1 . 1 34, , ,V 4 . 15 .4 A - ff 1 1 . , . 4, 1, U - are 'R .,,5 . , K ,r ,A 2610 s. E, 8.-and Ave. ' T1 -' w . i . PR4- 9264 BE2-1941 Gift Flowers of All Types 2119 S. E. Belmont VIC'S SUNDRIES gl TOILETRIES 1300 S, E. Morrison EDDY'S FLOWER SHOP 504 S, E. Morrison BE2-1677 JACK EWING, JEWELER 617 S. W. Morrison COTTAGE BAKERY 3334 S. E. Belmont BE5-9031 DE HART'S ENCO 1330 S. E. 39th BE5-9046 DOTTY MOORE'S PENNANT SHOP school award letters 3568 S., E, Hawthorne BE6-4464 no DISTRIBU G co. gp' 11 1 f B X X 1001 s. E. Morrison Portland 14, Oregon BE2-0145 l congratulations to the seniors from... gledys gilbert studio A , ' 2 1 Z ' . V M . , e M 1: f Ph tography , if' Fifi . ., as er O 0 Q' .A i ,' z ..,. A ' 1 ' ' ' S P e f 2 5 Q ,Q-an IAI, Q . ' 5 . . A L- z 3 -5 R3 ' f iw... '4 i , 1 : P f fix f el 1 in Q 708 S. W. Morrison X ' 'n, 4G'- 4 k e- A,! X I I is ' 5 ' 5- H i 2 CA3-0129 T-Y V , i v 4 3 'A 01? Photographers For Artistic Portraits ,wife qs 'Hui' V V , J ,Y,Y V- ' H V' 'QT E .J . ug. X . A ' P ' ' 9 Q5'A All xv, That lovely to l 4 P i tt.. P ,f . I B C9 A A I jylfxy' ., I . expression Y Fhi, T' K . ,Nb V4 M .. , 1..v it -I . . P, -'A I L 5 V 55 Y0111' friends Q J f X o ' fa f and relatives - P will enjoy forever! Y l i ' I. - ,- 203 Natural living color of weddings and parties . 3 tn W A by iw Ifwgffflf LM 74MB WM 7113 W 7 ff 4 U . O 310 N, E, 10th Ave. BE2-4154 T' B Ez M GROCERY 1740 E. Burnside BE5-9132 Class Rings Club Pins COHN BROTHERS Trophies S. E., 12th H wth BE4--'73ll at a one 1316 s. W. 13th Ave. BELMONT PHARMACY 3357 S. E. Belmont Be2-7159 ' I Darlene Nelson Hi-Board Cosbys- 'What You Want When You Want It mg:,,::,:,,,,:,::,g55::-A 5553:m::wmm:::ss:. ., -' b :E5ES3EEEff::1f' mfs: v-:::::f'---- 1. w ' 7503 N. E. Glisan Street AL4-3211 Representative AND CATERIN G.fWsfei221. ef-:1 e.--iff 426 S. W. 3rd CAS-9962 204 Wx A1011-'S W -E' W 5 0 C' + W yourself . . . . . . . see us! II1 .'f1 ':': Iz.. BE5-6660 - -rqzq VA--:,, R -1--- V-- f--Q- - F4 l 4 THEYGw:'WAmuNGToN ' , GRADUATES . . . MAGNA CUM MONEY., . . -b I They learned that U.S. National is interested in showing young people the way to financial security . I Why not be Magna Cum Money PRINTERS I The United States National Bank of Portland 1233 S- E- STAR-K Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation QM., - I '4lZ!447'ZiZ QTL r' ,JR - ,, .lo Lf 7 1 WQX 1 agkfx Qfilwf. Bajvd I. -M Ai i'.,L.A-bbjd' -fi, .J ' 'ld' V v PQ 0Fo T 'S ?f'EP1- I i l fa 0 1 Ry 1-1 ' A X U , IL. fl Sm A A' f an x R VSWR Q, M H, l' ' - ,A l Q0 Hu . 9!x,Nv1 -rvg Nj- J y I y it by ,dy A y Wx . 2948 S. E. STARK ' it 'eM 37jTl x MJT faplyw 0 ., if ,VW BE 5-5000 .ff -V R' X LT' Qi 205 .xo Sy If 610.50 bf Y lx V R QM Q NVQ IRQ, tm lm XM WW 1 U U11 UW xl . . 19 ,0 R if 0, Ox . A , j WN 1 S V I U Qi H 1 LX Go, 51 I ap' 13' A 0 W I Wifi A 1 wqxsbb O10 .V 0116 WS E EQ A X' 1 Q9 Xu., 1HbR1fDU9NR1A N Et we AQ, 330 s., E. 82nd Ybgg'm1OxQQ1LQ L9 by 10 Jim H1:.u.6.4falm. Af N I Grub Stake Beans With Character Charcoal-Broiled Burgers 910 E. Burnside KOFFEE KUP KANTEEN SERVICE 3004 S. E. 50th Ave. AME LL'S 190 BURGERS LINVILLE Ka DANIELSON 3929 S. E. Hawthorne LINE UP Sz BRAKE SHOP 834 S. E. Sandy LUXURY BREAD BAKERY 1403 S. E. Stark LLOYD'S FOUNTAIN 1400 S. E. Stark SCHOOL FURNITURE omcs FURNITURE STATIONERY sooxs scHooL SUPPLIES J. K. GILL COMPANY OFFICE SUPPLIES 4oa s. w. Fifth Ave. CApitoI 6-461 1 4611 S. E, Burnside MT. TABOR CLEANERS 6839 S.E. Belmont ROSE CITY OYSTER CO. 1502 S.E. Morrison llqlvtlwun FISH Sz OYSTER CO. 826 S. E. Belmont 206 PWM DOWNTOWN 47 UOYD S -cr SAIIM Y f . f ' QVZDMM4 Q0 , OREGOYTS OWN STORE SINCE 1557 l w nl I MICHELE BEAUTY SALON 1429 S. E., Hawthorne BE2-6370 .J for Gr ace and Be auty 1 Nationwide Trailer Rentals RADKE'S RIC HFIE LD 2003 S. E. Belmont 6241 E. Burnside BE4-4484 I BE4-5211 M qllzubzzqz E EE: OLD COUNTRY KITCHEN, NCQ 7 f ,.:, ER ,, X'-8 . hu an :'.!,,I 10519 S. E. Stark AL2-4171 I : V I OTT'S HI-FI, RADIO Sz TV o Service Repairing zzzbvi A 3760 S., E. Hawthorne BE-4-5341 Club and gl Class Jewelry ,155 We 2 800 J aokson Tower Bldg, 1 :,. .,..: 806 S. W. Broadway 3 I 2 1 CA6-6778 5 2 ' W .... NEW CATH AV I . il? Private Party Room 71? Lounge - Dczncmg I Sir Orders To fake out 1 ,lmwwmfllllllllllllm o 2410 S. E, 82nd PR4-1616 207 friendliest store in town I I ' I. .... ' N l il ,K' E. TIQODHIES UNLIMITED AWARDS FOR EVERY PURPOSE NcsRAvnNcs - EDA1 9 - E M - PWS - CHARMS - Cups - PLAOUE5 GAvEL.s - Ruasoms - Rosa-rw-Eg, 1000 E. Burnside BE2-0046 TUCK LUNG COMPANY 309 N. W. 4th Brands you know varieties you like sizes y ou want 1401 S. E. Morrison BE4-6545 AMATO LANES AND RESTAURANT 1101 S. E. 121:11 Ave. BE4-0447 CHINESE VILLAGE American Ez Chinese Foods orders to take out 520 S. E. 82nd Ave. AL3-7545 I 3515 45 ' ----1 .53 .,1. 5 . - ' ,.,,.,.A.,.,., : 1, . X- .f .-562 ' 11'1 3-'fi-rj igfv, 'fr f.fe1-5 b 41,aj,fg, iglligfy . 3 1 ' 5 A f 32 2' f . fag Wiz fxfffeix - - his A 0,.. 1 ' f 'ff' . - Za g' . g 1 SE 'SEQ s fo . Sfigifiji -. Ei 332110 ' 2112121949 5' - 1 E5i5QEIl5E?' 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 P-ma - ff 145, f 2 1: . L A g no appolntments necessary . , A la - a1r- cooled glamour , , .. ' l.,x'K'7 . ff -' - '-f g V . gi-7 - SZ Jpkil' EA ,,4en'? Q? 4. ., ,, 1sf.l'f ,Z f-vr Lf 1,4 5 H . ' 1-crm, wif: rl-,,,:.. ,, Q- ' - Lf' f 'T 1931 S. E. Hawthorne BE2-8877 1-gl ..l aw .... ll 1. r TOP NOTCH 2001 N. E. 401111 GLLOYD' Texaco Station L-Til Q' . I . , :WWW mm Q , 4 U! . ' y I TEQQACO , H, 'nil ,-.,.,,Nu-,N l,l ' f A Ha U - .. A' , , , 1 il, 1 - , H A ,I 'F -.,p h V ! , Q anna me '+A ttyl sewage we x r M M - . 5 lla . ' 1 1 .4 .. 'iii ff N- f A 4 Q ,' X 5 'f HUFFLERV 153' ,awww Eg V' . . 3- 3 'L.::'1'5-g,: M- 7 v - 24.4 L . J... ..A, g ff M- A .1 'A 1? ' W X, ,Mi his-Q31 A giggril- , 4E5a,,. -- .. .. ,..... i gwml- :M , ,V , L 'is 1135 S. E. Morrison BE4-3741 BAGDAD THEATER 3702 S. E. Hawthorne BE2-2685 Compliments of Cap1an's-Sport Shop 521 S., W. 4th CA6-6467 COOKE'S BRAKE SERVICE Servire fha! SatiJj?eJ 1735 S. E. Belmont BE2-6440 MILLER PAINTS 317 S. E. Grand BE4-6606 J. H. SETTLEMIER REALTOR 722 S. E. 54th Ave. BE2-9696 JACKSON GATEWAY MOTORS U Your East-Portland Authorized Dealer 1638 N. E., l02nd Ave. AL5-0221 TRAIL BURGERS 4343 S, E, Hawthorne BE5-9924 While shopping on Hawthorne Blvd. , pay your telephone, light, gas and water bills at the HAWTHORNE PHARMACY 2538 S., E. Hawthorne Be2-8400 .. S O 5 ., -,.. ..., . ,, .. ,, ' - -. ' ' ,.:q5ffs.f55 V .11 ,tt ' , 1. . - -' f , ::a2.:s -'s1.sii12fPf: , .' .1 V ' -.-,- A . .- 5 ' ' ' ' S2H1:'1sa1uaz9ff5z.251-f- 1 'z ..,, zags:'ff:::.f:,,i.,1i'.'.HY1',, A .,,, . 7 . HU ., ,,,,, .,,:..,gQ,:.., ,, - .., ........ , .,.. '. : : ':,:.-::.'::-::-u:::: zz 11 V 1,11 . 1,...1 ., .. 1 . 1...--- ,. , 4 .,-f:f:::: V.-111221145 1, 1 1,355,111 F V,-311 , X ' -11-'1' 1 1 .:s' 551EE:'fff:55f5EEE? Hill' 1,122 ae1met55g,s , 1:1 Open 7 days a week 3575 S. E, Division V . . ','f - ' ' :ffjf .,.: BE2-7204 Q' the Wim ftisf ie E'-E5 'Wh 'W were Fries l . 5 Hamburgers 1 feature seasonal flavors 4924 S E Hawthorne BE5 9384 2 M., . ,,.,a,, 11,1 9 ::I:5s5SEs:5 1 2151E15-:riririiirirkiifffiriiii ::::zz3:-3:::::::g:::g-:z-'-' '-:5 .i:1:1:2:1:f'1:2:1. ':1'5Y:.F5 1:I: .-f2E:S1S151E1EZi55 .g:::g:g'-:g:::::::g.- '-:- PI. '1:5:5: We ,.5551:::::g3::::q5g:f:?-:Q:1:i -Q 5.1.:.:.:.'. .:.-.:.,.-.::- .5 - :1S'E1E2EfE2EISIEIE1E1E2E1:l51E25i5523I'- : .:les:-'-:-'-g51rs:r:1:rs:r:rm1 t:1?:1fN4rf?E .-z-:-'iz-:-:-.-:-.-.-:+:-:-::'r:Q:-:-:wr--Sgae ,:::3:5:2:g : .'.I55:1:1:321:1:f5:-:35 ':1'i55'f:-.1'ISIS ,:1:::5:5.,:::E:jj:3:2:E..i:f:1?:I:5:7:f:2:-:Q'?3iE2:I:3i1:I ,zzz-:::-:-: .-:-:-:-:-:-:-:2:3:5:f:1:2:1:t41:5:2:Zf:I:fN:1:N:1:f:5 3.1.1:3.11:::zz:Ze:::e-:-:-:-:-:4:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:f-:-:-:f:-:':-: ,E:Q:Qzf:5:E:Q:Q:2:2:2:5S55f5225525ifffl57515if2f1515fgE?1E1f:E32:32:E:E:E: :-:-:':':-:-:-1-1-'-g.g.g.g , ,.,.5.g:5:g:g:5:g:gZgZ-Z . -232515115:3:f:i:!:i3:1:2:5:5?E5:I:1:1:!:1:f:1:3:2:SS57:ifEt2-.5153 ,.g:E:5:5:3:fzi:Q:1:1:2:kI:1:2:2:-:F:f:f:1:1:f:5:5:Y:1:2:'5I V 54:94 Ei ,.:.:.::I:::,.::::5:1:::1:::::::-:-:- :-:-:c-:-' ' - ' .. ' . - .4Ff5I:5- g.gxj:5g:-xv:-'W .. .- Q-.eg 55:112112:-S35eifrr-'frerfzhrssg:-:r:r:r:f-r-2::r1:I:f:- 2-52: .'1Z1:2-' 513515Ef:fA'I51E235:2555251:IS15f721115f152EIE237:1Q,g:E5323:32327 ' 55:51g:5:1::3:,q:g:5:5.f:2:21:4:3q:z::.I.-:I::g:3:5:3:5:S:f:2:.::j:::2:k5i'q:::-- 'I:E5:Q5:i:11:f:5:5:3:f:I:Z:5:f:5:' - :-:3:5:5:52Q7:rf:3:5rff7gi::If:::?' 615152:5E5E5Er335:5:5f555S2ErE f W 5:5:2r:3E2f:r5:E:E25 ffl 2 ' .,::,:.pk:.:.,.:.,, - If x -. -.S-zzfzf - - - gf' . - I :,:::::g-..-' :...- A - -' QZLQT EQE ,.5::g:::52:Ez::z:1:g:515:55:5:5:5:3:5:5:f:5:5:515:55:fr5:5135:5:3:5:5:5:2:5:5:5:f:2:5:5:f:5:5zfzf:33zQ:2:2:Lf-4:5:5:5':5:35:5:5:5:2:E:2:j.?31'E -. :::::M,3 g,5.g:::3:j53:5:5:3:5:3:5:3:::3:3:gi-'5::cgi:55:51515:3:3:3:::::::5-:5:115315:-zgzgzg:-:gzgzg:g:g:g:5::I::g:g:g:5:g:g:g:::g:g:g:1:.:.:::::.- !!::?iiE. .:E:E:Eii:515:515151515131515512:E:S:5:5:E:E:2'C:5:5:5:5:5:E:5:3:5:2:2:5if5:52555555 Q.3S53E5E5E5E355E5i2E5E1E1i2?2E2S1?E1I'EISISIEIEIEIEIESS.' .ae -f Z. , ,.g:g:g:g:g:g:::::::5:g:g:g:::5:::1:1:5-zz:-3ga::':::3::::z,:::::::zzz:::::gg-ga:-r:-:c-:-:-: '-:-:-:-:-'-:-5:-.-:-.3:5:5:5:7:3:2:5:1:5:5:5:f:7:3:'53:3 .5 ' 3-ig ,:g:g:g:g:::::g:::1:3:g:1:::::::::j5::-.,:::::::,:.::::3:5::::::::3212:g:g:::g:5:giS:1:2:kf:i:21:1:22212 2-:1:5'5:1.':2:2:1:2:f. 1:3:1:I:1:iz-51215511 ., I-13:52 ,.::::::1:2:::5:::::,:,:::::::g:::g:::5::::.::::::::::::::,1552:51:55:5:::5:::1:-:-:-:::5:5:5:5:E:,:2:f:5:2:25:1:2:1:1:-:I:7:f:?:1:I:7:1:4:1:5:5:1-J:I:7:+:2:2 T E !:a ::::ig .Q:Q:2:f:5:I:I:E2:1:2:2:5:5:7:?:2:5:7:f:i:2:1:k2:k1:I:1:1:1:2:5:7:1:2:2S:2:f:3!23ff:2zI:I:5z1:I:5:5:7E55:2535525251525151527iIE:S:5:5iZEt3E2EPE13i1E - ez:- '7Iq -:2:3:55:24E172-2-23:25:525:1115:iz121:I15175:5:2:5:7:2:2:1:2:5:1:I2:1112212:25:1:2:7S:3:7c3:1:f:?5:1:I:1:1:l:f:5:I:5'1:1:2:5:f:2:73:1:1:i3:f: 1: 2354: y 5 ' LEU .-:-:-:-:4:ez-:-1-:-1-:-za:-:4:!:-z.:.:-:-:.:.:-:-:2:1:!:25:1512:152:25:.::::::55:2::::-15:11:g:f:g:g:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:Z-:-1-:-:-:-:-:f:-:-:-:-:-:-3.75:-,. ff V- ..- at ,...e- -ne- ..!n o a aSfIu ALBRIGHT BROTHERS GLASS CO. 1029 S. E. Morrison BE4-9749 Belmont Barber Shop Flattops and Crew Cuts a Specialty 3415 Southeast Belmont Street 0 l 01.81 5' 734 S. E. 7th BE5'9-220 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The 1962 Staff is grateful to the following people for their assistance in the production of this yearbook. Agency Lithograph - Printing and Binding Gladys Gilbert Studio - Photography A.K. Smith Company - Cover Ken Settlemier - Photography Mrs. Doris Etlinger - Sale of Lens Dr. William B. Richter - Scheduling of Pictures Mrs. Bacon - English Adviser Vicki Finjord - Illustration, page 137 Commercial Art Class - Help with Ads Beverly Boile au Editor-in-Chief 1 YGUR PRINTING IS IN CAPABLE HANDS ...AT AGENCY LITHOGRAPH 2.4224 Ma QWWWW, In addition to producing outstanding yearbooks, we are specialists in advertising literature... catalogs, annual reports, brochures, direct mail, etc., in black and white or rnany different color options. We point with pride to our association with many of the Pacific NorthWest's largest indus- tries. AGENCY LITI-IOGRAPH CG. 216 S. E. Grond Ave. ' Portland, Oregon BEImonT 4-7343 Andrews, Edward 111 113 A Abbott, Alyce 1Sr1 55, 146 Aboiron, Marry 1121 129, 175 Abercrombie, Bertha 15r1 Abernathy, 1onnie Q1r1 Ackerman, Danny 1F1 129 Adamson, Keldon 151 122 Adie, William 151 122 Alldredge, Lloyd 11r1 113, 171 Allegrctto, Susan QSr1 88, Allen. Melvin 11r1 175 Allsop, Walter 151 Alsman, Sandy Q51 122 Alton, Benna 1S1 146 Amodeo, 1ear1 QSr1 79, 85, 105, 146 Amtower, 1on 111 198 Anderson, Craig1F1l06, 175, 199 Anderson, Dennis Q5r1 78, 146, 171, Anderson, Dennis QF1 129 Anderson, Linda 111 35, 58, 72, 74, Anderson, Marvin 1Sr1 78, 146, 171 Anderson, Paul QS1 122 Anderson, Sandra 1Sr1 54, 92, 99, Arehart, Corwin15r15O, 60, 78, Ashpole, Dianna 1F1 107, 129 Ashure, Georgia Q51 122 Augustine, Don 1F1 129, Avalon, Bob QF1 Avalon, Randy 111 113 B Babcock, Bin 111 81, 113, 199 Bacon, Pam 11186, 113 Bacon, Wayne 151 122 183 Bailey, Aurora 151 122 Bailey, 1uan Q51 122 Bailey, Nonnie Q11 113 Baird, 1anet 1171 57, 129 Baker, Bryan 111 113, 187 Baldridge, Harry 15r1 146 Ban, Sharon 1171 Bally, Mike 37, 62, 76, 89, Banzer, Cynthia QF1 83, 129 Brazelton, Vicki 1Sr1 30, 31, 74, 75, Barde, joanne Q51 51, 122 Barger, Lovetta 1Sr1 91, 146 Barger, Kathy 1F1 129 Barker, Barbara QF1 57, 83, 129 Barnes, Bonnie Q51 Barney, 1oyce 1Sr1 146 Barr, Carolyn QSr1 86, 147 Barr, Paul 1r1 129 Barrett, Sandra 151 Barron, Patricia QF1 129 Bassett, Ruth1Sr135, 44, 46, 53 Batchelor, Leo 1Sr1 Batchelor, Ozzie Q11 113 Bates, Delrae QS1 122 Brenner, 1udy QF1 129 Cegue' Bates, Donnie QS1 Baton, Patricia 1Sr1 147 Batties, Ralph 1F1 129 Bauder, Hans 11122, 129, 175, Bauer, Mike QF1 32, 55 Beatty, Vernon 1F1 129 Beaver, Wanda QS1 Beaupre, 1oe 111 Beaupre, Pat QF1 Bedford, Barbara 151 122 Beesecher, Romona QS1 122 Belanger, Allan 111 113 Beguhl, Annette QF1 129 Belec, Ron 151 Belille, Richard 151 122 Belille, Ronald QF1 129 Linda 111 113 Bell, Bell, MarianQ51 122 Bell, Bell, Belt, Parricia 151 122 Vicki 151 35, 55, 122 Robert Q11 113 STUDENT INDEX Berry, Kenneth Q51 122 Betteridge, Colleen 1F1 129 Box, Dollie 15r1 Bex, Gayle 151 Bicincr, Connic1F132, 33, 51, 83 Biehler, 1an111 33, 44, 79, 83, 85 Bilbro, Loretta QSr1 33, 39, 75, 86 Biucrcr, 1im15179, 107, 122 Birdeno, linda QF1 129 Birnbaum, Larry 11-'1 129, 183 Bishop, Linda Q11 113 Bitar, 1oyce 1S1 68, 122 Bittman, Nancy 151 122 Bixel, Danny Q11 Bjorge, Diana 1F1 129 1 Biork, jim 11162, 99, 105, 113, 171 Bjork, 1ohn 15r1 77, 87, 147 Biaok, Martin1S139, 75, 108, 122, Blackburn, Gloria 1F1 129 Blair, Dennis QF1 Blair, Dennis 1F1 Blair, l.inda1Sr188, 147 Blair, Party 151122 Blair, Wi11iam15r166, 77, 106, 10 Blakeley, Karen Q5r1 147 Blank, 1erry 113 Bicid, Kathleen QF1 50, 129 Blodgett, Erlaine 111 113 Blohm, Caroline 1F1 Blomquist, Edgar 181 122 Blose, Bonnie 111 83, 56, 95, 113 Blosick, Chet1S1 122 Bostright, Sue 1F1 Bobo, Joanne 1F1 129 Bobzien, Sandra 1Sr1 147 Bobry, Rick 1111 Boehme, Ralph QSr1 78, 148 Boggess, Tom 1171 129 Boggess, Sharon Q51 122 Bohria, 5ylvia15r139, 55, 148 Boileau, Beverly 15r14O, 75, 79, Boon, Jim11154, 99, 105, 113 Bordeaux, Mike Q51 122 Borthwich, Xililliam 1171 129 Bottemiller, Everett 1Sr1 107, 108, Bowman, Craig QF1 129 Bowman, Martin Q5r1 Boyd, Barbara 1Sr1 148 Boyd, c1iar1cr1J179, 104, 113 Bradbary, Ted QF1 129 Braden, Linda 111 90, 108, 113 Bradford, Linda 1Sr1 148 Brainard, Doug QSr1 32, 148 Brainard, Nancy 1P1 129 Brandel, Virginia 151 122 Breckbiel, Darrelle QSr1 35, 39, 91 Brennan, Delores QF1 43, 83, 129 Kenner, 1oann 1Sr1 148 Brenner. Roberta 151 122 Brewer, Mel Q11 113 Brillma.n, Mike Q51 122 Britton, David Q11106, 113 Brodcrsca, Bill 1S155, 122 Broemser, Edna QF1 129 Broemser, Elaine QSr1 148 Broms, Linda QS1 Brooks, Iudy 1Sr1 148 Brooks, Rowena 1F1 Brooks, Brower, Iacqualyn Q11 113 Brown, Barbara 1111 32, 129 Brovxm, Dianne 1F1 129 81 , 148 Sharon 15r150, 60, 92, 101, 149 Burgess, Burge ss, Burgess, Doris 1Sr1 91, 149 Glenna 151122 Nancy QF1 83, 129 Burgoyne, Danielle 151 122 Burgoyne, 1ohn15r178, 89, 149, l7l Burkc, Patricia 1Sr1 35, 90, 145, 149 Burke, Vincent Q51 122 Burnett, Lonnie 151122, 175, 187 Burns, Mary Alice Q11 113 Bursell, Neal QSr1 149 Burtis, Fra.nkie 151 122 Bush, Carolyn 151 74, 100, 122, 199 Churchwell, Sam QF1 130 Clanton, Karen 111 114 Clark, 1ean 1Sr1 81, 150 Clark, Roger 1F1 130 Clarke, 1ohn 151 123 Clausen, Carolyn 1Sr1 150 Clemens, Karen 15199, 123 Clementson, Vicki 151 123 Cline, DyanneQ5r131, 90, 150 Cline, Kathleen 111 83, 85, 114 Clunas, Marilyn 1Sr1 75, 150 Cobalt, 1oanne 151 123 Bush, 1anet 15182, 122, 177 Bosirmari, Eva1S1 31, 32, 79, 81, 122, Bushman, 1ames11157, 69, 113 cobbaa, Marvel QF1 130 Cockran, Marion 111 114 Coe, Kathy 1F1 39, 83, 130 Buss, Michael QF1 129 Butler, David 1F1 129 Butler, Sandra 11:1 129 C Cage, Ro bert 111 79, 106, 109, 113 Cain, Robert 111 113 Caldwell, Callahan, Callahan, Camel, E Carole 11179, 90, 104, 110, 113 Colleen 151 122 Mike 11198, 113 lla 1P1 129 Camel, 1ohn Q51 122 Camel, Warren Q5r1 184, 186 Cameron, C andella, Capps, CAPPS, Capri, Elizabeth 151 122 Por 1F1 129 Dennis 1F1 129 Susan 151 122 Sharon 1r1 129 Carey, Phyllis 1Sr1 149 Coffey , Cohen, Cohen, Collins, Spencer 151-1 30, 73, 77, 79, Leah 1111 130 Robert Q11 114 Dan QSr1 150 104 Collins, 1eanne Q11 114 Collins, Collins, Collins, 1erry 151 123 Kyle 1Sr154, 83, 85, 150 Nancy QF1 38, 39, 83, 130 Colwill, linda 111 114 Comer, Frank QS1 123, 175, 183, 198 Conaway, Corlene Q11 Conboy, Mickey 1Sr1 97, 99, 151 Conboy, Pat 151 Constant, April QSr1 38, 75, 79, 86, 151 Constant, Gaila 151 123 Cooke, Wesley 151 106, Coons, Richard 111 114 Cooper, Richard 1F1 130 123, 175 Carlson, Douglas 1F1 129 Carlson, Stephen QS1 122 Carmen, Mandjelita 151 122 Cooper, Stephanie QF1 83, 130 Cordell, Becky QF1 130 Cornacchia, Elouise Q11 101, 114 Carpenter, Karen QS1 122, 177 Carpenter, Keith QS1 101, 122 Carpenter, Carpenter, Kirk 1Sr1 142, 149 sar.dra15150, 81, 122 Carr, 1imrny 151 122 Carr, Mi ldred QF1 129 Carr, Robert Q11 113 Comelius, Darryl Q11 114, 177, 187 Cornelius, Katie 1F1 32, 34, 83, 130, 177 Corning, Richard 72, 79,69, 106, 108 Corby, Ted 151 123, 176, 198 Coudare, Terri 1171 123 Court, 1eanette 15r1 151 Covault, 1oAnn QS1 123 1 Carrico, Robert 1S1 Carron, Robert QF1 129 Carruthers, Larry QS1 Carson, Ned.ra1Sr182, 91, 149 Carter, Joyce 151 122 Carter, Robert 111 Cartwright, Sue QS1 39, 122 Carulli, Patricia 1171 129 Case, Pa1xicia1Sr133, 70, 73, 75, Casile, Roger 111 Cason, Catherine 111 113 casorr, Charles 151 75, 99, 140, Cassisi, Kenneth 111 184, 186 Cowling, Larry 111 Cox, Melody QSr1 34, 75, 85, 151 Coyner, Allen 111 Craig, Penny 151 C1-ipps, Don QF1 130 criprs, 1ane11e 0133, 114 Crisp, Mary QF1 32, 83, 130 Crispin, Patrick QF1 130 Crocetti, Gabriella 111 114 Crosby, Cl-1arlyn1F155, 83, 130 Cuda, Tom 1Sr1 151 cuddingtoa, Ann151 35, 52, 123, 177, Culver, 1erry QSr1 81 Caster, Paul 1F1 129 Caton Dennis Q11 81 Caton, Tom QF1 129, 175 chcr,f11r132, 83, 129 Cummings, Kandi Q51 80, 83, 123 Cunninelgam. Mike QS1 123 D Dailey, Candice 11-'1 83, 130 Benge, Sandra 151-188, 147 Bennett, Sally 1Sr1 Bentley, Posey QSr1 107, 108, 147 Bentley, Shan 151 106, 122 Berelson, Susan 1Sr1 38, 75, 79, 91, Berg, Harlan QF1 129 Bergeron, Douglas 111 57, 113, 175 Bergman, Betty 1Sr1 Bergman, Gary QF1 129 norm, Donald 111113 Bronm, Douglas 1Sr1 149 Brown, 1ack 79, 100, 106, 109, 113 Brown, Linda1Sr138, 50, 60, 75, 79, Brown, Brown, Brown, Mo115r162, 108, 143, 149. 171. Rachel QF1 129 Russell 151 75, 122, 176, 184, 186 Brunner, David 1Sr1 149 Buches, 1oe 1F1 Bufton, Bufton, Mary 1131 129 Mike 151 122 Buranello, Anna 1F1 129 213 Celestine, 1ames Q11 ll4 Challis, Sam 1F1 129, 187 Chambers, Sandra 151 123 Channel, Donavon QS1 123 Chaperon, Patricia 1Sr1 33, 35, Chaperon, Susan 151 34, 55, 74, Chapman, Dennis 1F1 129, 187 Chartier, 1eanne QS1 32, 123 Chartier, Mike QF1 57, 107, 108, 1 Chase, Robert 151 123 Chatfield, Renee 1F1 130 Chatfield, Sharon 111 32, 33, 35, Chatterton, Cole QSr1 150 Cheshier, Don 111 Cheung, Mary QS1 39, 123, 199 Chilstrom, Cecilee 1F1 130 chin, Daria 111 106, 114 Chin, Sharon QSr1 Chin, Susan 15r1 53, 99, 30, 194 38, 69, Chinn, Beverly QSr1 75, 90, 99, 150 Chinn, Elliott 151 123, 184 Chinn, Leslie 1Sr1 150 Christensen, Diane Q11 101, 114 Christensen, Tom 111 32, 78, 84, Christiansen, Daniel 1F1 130 Christiansen, Helen QS1 107, 123 114, 171, Dalbey, Myron QS1 123 Dale, 1ean151 38, 123 Dale, Linda 11183, 94, 114 Damm an, Georgia Q11 39, 114 43, 75, 55 Dana, Mike 15181, 123 Darifoi-111. Pamela 15r1 79, 106, 108. Daniels. Marlene Ill 114 Dannelley, Teresa 111 114 Daton, Davids Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Dave QS1 123 on, Leslie 15179, 108, 123 Judy 151 101, 123 Laraine 111 79, 104, 114 Mary Ann 151 123 Taylor 151 81, 123 Day, Glenn Q51 123 Dayton, 1ames 151 123 Dayton, Virginia 1Sr1 33, 75, 86, 151 Doan, Rose 15179, 99, 121, 123 Deary, Ronald QF1 DeCandido, Leo 111 Decker, Doreen 1F1 32, 130 Decker, 1im1Sr1 36, 53, 151 DeGraw, Nancy Q5183, 130 Dcim, Patricia 111 35, 83, 55, 114 Delano, Dennis 151 Delfino, Louise QF1 130 Demers, 1ulie11138, 69, 83, 114 is M STUDENT INDEX ki , ,J ,. Dexnison, Martha IJ 107, 4 I f , A ,I-'olhqfgue ISJ 124 1' Hannan, JoAnn IJJ 115 'I Dgifnd-, Howe ,LI J68, 9,J105, 123 Fgrtin, 'e1jn11I1J 11 , s ,V I Hannan, Ricky IFJ 131 'J of 'Jw'-efbeyeiennx, lpgiberq 11 A f ' , j Fnsfeicneeeinn JI6 , 83, 130 M Hanson, Marilyn IS183, 100, 124 W ' Dewie, .qiiee IFJ 131 ,I , iq F ste, Peg IF NIU Hanson, Steven IFJ 131 F, I CI, De '11 lyde IEJ 123, I 3 15, V I ocisj Nick 1-J3Z, 3e,fs7, 152 Hardy, Cynthia ISQ54 1 I, De ie, Wi11gJii31fJ ll4L1v , -'L Fr n in, Geney -Jsnp' 152 Q Harpael' Do SJ124 7 VLDietderiC gf ry IJJ 1J:J. ,I lgse IFJ Harris, ant ISJ 124 DIV. Dieu, Ka ,n1SJI1Z1,f ,Fr esigji IFJ 130 J, ,Harris, iieie Isry 73, 75, 100, 15 nvl, ,Dikqpkdni Bill 110130, 1 3, 1i'11:1'av,,E' ISrJ 30, 31,1-62, 77, 78, 84, 5 Hai-riL,,shar6n ISrJ 115, 154 3, he LIE,k2man,1ffaBf 15:1 151 - 1 I , Ffiigieu, Diem 11' H'rr1s, sheienIsrJ101 . , , J -1 17 110111 Cf-H01 1501511 JJ Figst, Tana JJ1 1, Ill 1 ' nie, John ISJ 124, 183, 188, 191 ' 111 Dodd,I Robert I 'V JL' ans, Sheri FJ 130 .' I Hanley, Betty ISTJ 73, 75, 154 I Dfvrmbffy, fIr2,iJmzn1JJ114 , Fulk, R ,IFJ 130 J g 1 N Hartley, James IFJ 27, 44, 29, 128, ,V ' ugan ,1enlI1J74, 935,114 V Fulk, baron Ijqfhs , t AV5-1 Harvey, Claire IJJ 39, 68, 83, ss, , v . f . 1 ,n 1 ' Ikjfxi, I ,, w, I y ISrJ 31,L8 , 1O1,II'g93, 151 ,Vi hyller, Rxigg-IJJ 81, 1 Hatch, Orvalita ISrJ 83, 154 J I eu, DeyieLJ'sJ'123, l175', 1 5 GfbFul1etor1CJJu y ISJ 124 Hanseiiuiec, Bonnie IFJ fs K, tijfnke, C1'?f6i , 151 123, 1175 1 ' I Hawkins, Belinda IFJ 131 VAI J Duff, 1 1 E d U4' J., lvl, b , John ISJ ' ,J , A N, I 113,11 n a 11,1 J I I BEM, Katmeen, Hawkins, J111 IFJ 131 J , Did? , Iefw 1301 , e C mel, Patricia ,,,, ,EO Hawkins, Sureen IJJ ss, 115 Qymcan, -. 2 2 151 fx, Hawks, Michael IFJ 131 IJJQM f'k'X,JA Dunlopllxichael Ifaf-5 Dunn, Diana IQXLZ3 '11,J Ed ard J114 , n, ond IFJ 130 e on 151 123 D . Richard IS1 123. 177 Y! E Earnshaw, Carol ISJ 39, 99, 123 Eck, Robert IJJ 114 Eckhurdt, Sueann IJJ 114 Edwards, Chaiileen ISJ 123 Hirlick, Wendy ISJ Eiehenberger, Merrill ISJ 79, 105, Eichman, Gary 32, 37, 68, 79, 89, Eide, Barbara IFJ 130 Eide, Karen ISrJ 50, 79, 83, 92, 90, 105, Eide, Kathleen ISJ 123 Eivers, Mike IFJ 130 Elderkin, Carelle IJJ114 Elle. Jim !SrJ 27, 29. 31, 36, 77, 75, Elle, Steve IFJ 32, 37, 81, 130, 176 Ellenwood, Deana ISJ 123 Ellis, Dorinda ISrJ 95, 91, 105, 152 Ellison, Miehnei IJJ 114 Ellison, Michael IJJ Ellison, Pat ISJ Sl, 123, 177 Ely, Jill ISJ 123 Emmett, David IFJ 130. 175, 183 Enioe, Mary ISJ 83, 123 Epton, Duane IFJ 130, 183, 193 Eeiieh, Rhisa ISJ 39, 123 Ertler, Sharon ISrJ 101, 152 Esch, shmen IJJ 115 Fspe, Diane ISJ 83, 123 F-SPe, Iudv U1 115 Estes, Carol ISJ Sheri IFJ Evens, JOanne IFJ 130 Evans, F Farrell, Gerroldine ISrJ 108 Farrell, James ISJ 123 Faulkner, Wayne IFJ 130 Federico, Carolyn IFJ 130 Fegel, james ISr.J 152 Fegel, Janet IJJ 139 Fein, Bill Isiy 30, 77, 75,s7, 99. Felts, JoAnn ISJ 130 Fergusson, Mary Jo ISJ123 Fichtl, Carolyn ISrJ 40, 64, Fielder, Dennis ISJ 123 Fields, Glenda ISJ123 Fields, Janice IFJ 107, 130 Figman, Kathleen ISJ 123 Fikes, Beatrice IJJ 115 Fikes, Jerry ISJ 81 Filces, Jerry ISJ 124 Finan, Gary ISrJ Finan, Robert IJJ Finjord, Victoria 72, 86,115 ,101 Finnell, Betty ISrJ 104,153 Fisher, A1fredIJJ Finpnciiek, Sherry ISrJ 73, 75, 90, 142, Folkerts, Vicki IJJ 115 Foon, GloriaIS1 124 Foon, Joan IFJ 108, 130 Ford, Evelyn ISJ Ford, James ISrJ 30, 36, 78, 89, 99, 152, 65, 75, 90, 152 Galligan, Jeannie IJJ 115 Galvin, Russell ISrJ 153 Gene, chris IFJ 130 Gardner, Gardner, Garlock, Garlock, Garrison , Garrison, Gates, C Gedney, Gerrior, Gibb, Gill, Gill, Gill, Gill, Gill, Jan Ann ISrJ 30. 51, 70, 73, 75, John ISJ 76, 124, 176 Diana IJJ 115 Greg IFJ 130, 187 Judy IFJ 39, 130 Norman IFJ 130 rziig IFJ Jenn IJJ 79, 83, 105, 115 Linda IFJ 130 Carl IFJ 130 Bonnie ISJ 79, 107, 108, 124 Cheryl ISrJ 108 Dorothy IJJ 115 et IFJ 130 TQYYY U1 Girens, Cheryl ISJ 124 Glander, Rouen IFJ 130 Glass, Cynthia ISJ 124 Gleason, Gleason, Bob 1511 78, 37, 99, 153, 194 Sandi IJJ 69, 115 Goden, Roger ISrJ Gcforth, seine: ISrJ 37, 51, 78, 84, 1 Goin, Sterling ISrJ 32, 105, 110, 153 Goldsby, Bruce IJJ 39, 79, 59, 99, 10 Gomez, Frank IFJ 106, 109, 130 coed, Roger IFJ 101, 130, 183 Gooclsell, Goodsell, John IFJ Sharron IFJ 130 Gorton, Sharmalee IFJ 130 Grady, Charles ISJ 57, 81, 124 Grady, Norman IFJ 100 Graham, Richard ISrJ 153, 171, 174 Grant, Mike ISrJ 78, 153, 199 Green, Ida IJJ Green, linda IFJ 130 Green, Nancy IFJ 80, 130 Green, Rum IJJ 79, 90, 108, 115 Greene, Terry ISJ 36, 62, 78. 81. 99, Gregory, Sandra IJJ Grout, Barbara ISrJ 29, 30, 70, 73, Gudge, Mike IJJ Gudge , Nick Gudrnunson, Gudmunson, Guiiek, Bob Guthrie , H Isii 75, 153, 173, 174, Jan IFJ 131 Joan IJJ 115 ISJ 124, 193 Cheryle IJJ 83, 115 Habas, Melvin ISrJ Hadlev, Marjorie IJJ 34, 40, 69, 85, Haek, Jim Hagastrom, Hahn, Ann ISJ124, 175, 198 Lars ISJ ISJ 124 Halgren, John ISrJ Hall, Clyde ISrJ Halvorson, Diane ISrJ 32, 75, 91, 153 Hamaker, Ellen ISJ 124 Hamilton, James IFJ 131 Hamilton, Myrtle ISrJ Hamilton, Robert ISJ 124 Hampton, Theodore ISrJ 106, 109, Hanes, Dennis IJJ Haney, Hanley, Hanley, Joy IJJ 107, 115 Donald Isiy 84, 154 Donna IJJ 115 Hanna, Perry IFJ 131 1 53, 41 Haworth, Maurice IJJ Haworth, Phyllis ISJ 124 Head, Gary IJJ He ady, Jndifii Isp 124 Healy, Tim IJJ 39, 115 Heffernan, Dan IJJ Helfner, Jacqueline ISJ 124 Heggstrom, Lars ISJ 124 Heinemann, Mina IJJ 72, 79, 99, 107 Helm, Coral ISJ 80, 124 Helmcamp, Penny IFJ 52, 83, 132 Helmut, Walter IFJ 134 1-lendren, Ruby ISrJ 154 Henderson, Yvonne ISJ 124 4 131, 115 Henneens, Don IsJ 65, 79, 104, 124 Hensle, Barbara IFJ 83, 131 Hensley, Phyllis ISrJ 154 Herber, Carla IFJ 83, 131 Herbig, Maxie IJJ115 Herold, Betty ISJ Herrman, Joanne IJJ 62, 72, 74, 83, 115 Hertl, Judy IJJ 33, 72, 74, 115 Hilbert, Gary ISrJ Hill, Sheryl IJJ Hinchliff, Bill IFJ Hiney, Jean IJJ115 Hixson, Walter ISJ 79, 104, 124, 175, Hoard, Carolyn ISJ 101 Hoard, Donald IFJ 101 Hoard, Elaine IJJ Hockley Hodges, , Joyce IFJ 38, 82, 131, 177 Biiiie IJJ 115 Hoggans, Cottrell ISJ 124 Hoibnni-ik, Dan ISJ 73, 105, 124, 184 Holbrook, Janet ISrJ 81, 154 Hollen, Donna IJJ 69, 115 Holloway, Constance IFJ 131 E-lolmes, Rodney IFJ 131 Holt, Kenneth ISrJ 1-ieire, Philip IFJ 131, 175. 183 Holthu se n, Patricia ISrJ 154 Honey, JoAnn IJJ 80, 115 Hooper, 1-loopes, Hopkins, Hopkins, Hopkins, Hopkins, Horine, 1-lorine, 1-1OSking, Robert Isp Shauna ISJ 83, 124, 177 Joseph ISJ 124 Kathy IS1'J Martin IJJ 115 Tony IFJ Douglas IFJ 131 Kathyrn IFJ 131 Majorie ISrJ 154 Horn, Don IFJ 131 Howard, Howell, Patricia IJJ D01-18 IFJ Howland, Teresa IJJ 115 Howton, Norman IFJ 131 Hoyt, Lauren IFJ 57, 131 Huber, Fred IFJ 131 Huebner, Claudette IFJ Huffman Hughes, Hugh-HY. , Judy ISJ124 Marion IJJ 38 Alan 1111 Hunt, cei-ei IFJ 131 Huntingt Huntley, on, Kent ISrJ 154 Helen IFJ 131 Hurd, Beverly Isp 124 Hurd, Charlotte IJJ 116 Hurley, 214 Sharon IJJ 116 , 199 183 Huskey, Cheryl IFJ 83, 131 Huskey, Linda IJJ 83, 85, Hydechuk, Carol ISJ Hyney, Carol IJJ 69 1nno1:ento, Nancy IFJ 131 Irvine, James IFJ 131 lsom, Ronald IFJ lvens, Pamela IJJ 131 J Jackson, Willie ISJ 198 Jacobs, Linda IFJ 131 Jacobus, Sandra ISrJ 154 Jagodnik, Kay ID 86, 116 Jagodnik, Susan ISrJ 75, 155 Jee, Janice IFJ 131 Jenkins, John ISJ Jenkins, Richard ISJ 124 Jennings, Jim Isp 124 Jennings, Pauline IJJ 199 Jensen, Dave IFJ 131 Jensen, Mary IFJ Jenson, Steve IFJ 131 Johns, Lana IJJ ilo Chris ISJ 124 Def: Isp 124 Johnson, Don IJJ Larry IFJ 131 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, 101, 116 Marilyn Isii 30, 33, 79, 86, 105 Randy ISJ 29, 27, 76, 78, 121, 124 Johnson, Johnson, Robert ISrJ 104, 155 Johnson, Rose IFJ 131 Johnson, Johnson. Johnston, Johnston, Sue IJJ 116 Carol IFJ 131 Judy ISJ 124 Martha ISJ 39, 124 Mathew ISJ 124, 178 Mex-ilee ISJ Ruth ISrJ 155 Sandi IFJ 131 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jordan, Wilbur IFJ 131, 183 Jorgensen, Gerald IJJ 116 Josephson, Robert ISJ 81 Jower, Valerie IS1-J 73, 75, 90, Jungck, Patricia ISJ 79, 124 Steve ISJ 79, 104, 124 Zack Isy 68, 121, 124, 175, 187, 195 Etta ISrJ Thomas ISJ 32, 52, 81, 99, 124, 175, 100, 155 Jungels, Katherine IJJ 116, 124 Justice, Darryl IJJ 116 Justice, Larry ISJ 57, 100. 124 K Kaiser, Robert IJJ 27, 32, 33, 62, 76, 78, 89 Kakishita, MarkISJ124, 175, 187 Kamm, Glenda ISrJ 155 Karnpras, Maxine ISJ 38, 124 Kampras, Ruth ISrJ 155 Karnes, Marsha ISrJ 39, 79, 104 Kassebaum, Gay IFJ 83, 131 Kaster, Paul IJJ 116 Kaster, Kenny IFJ 131 Kaufman, Robert ISrJ 81, 92, 100, 105, 110, Kaul, Sherley ISrJ 155 Kayburn, Judy ISJ 124 Keechle, Mark ISJ 124 Keller, Barbara IJJ 83, 116 Keller, Julie IJJ Kgllogg, Gary IFJ 131 Kellogg, Nancy IJJ 83, 85, 116, 101 Kelly, Mike ISrJ Kelsan, Virgil IFJ 131 Kemery, Barbara IJJ 116 Kemery, Dennis ISrJ Kent, Dan IJJ 116 Kent, 1-lmoldISrJ si, 100, 104, 107, 155, 186 Kent, Marilyn IFJ 131 Kerr, George ISrJ 155, 177 Kessler, Dean IJJ 99, 116, 187 Keys, Craig ISJ 80, 79, 124, Keys, Myna IFJ 108, 109, 131 Kidd, William ISJ 39, 124 Kight, James IJJ 116 Kilburn, Debra ISJ 124, 199 Kilgore, Colleen IFJ 32, 131 Kindred, Hamid IJJ King, Irene ISJ 124 King, Kathy ISrJ 31, 38, 50, King, Mary ISJ 125 171, 175, iss, 60, 75, se, 92 MacDermid, Roger QD 106, 109 Kinner, Richard QSr1 Kinoshita, Judy QSJ 125 Kinoshita, Ron QSrJ 156 Kinosla, Steve QF1 184, 193 Kirkendall, Carole QFJ 131 Kirkendall, Edward QSrJ Kirstein, Janice QSrJ 73, 75, 90, 156 Kirstein, Ken QSJ 125, 183 Kleffner, Michael QFJ 131 Klein, John QSJ 125 Kloosterman, Jerry QSrJ 36, 39, 78, 89, Knapp, Margaret QFJ 131 Knistich, Helen QSJ 125 Knippel, Lucinda QFJ 131 Knosalla, Steve QFJ 131 Knutson, Kathy QS1 125 Koch, Dave QSJ 125, 175 Kraemer, Ken QD 116 Kreeger, Tom QD Kristich, Helen QSJ Krug, Mary Ann QSrJ 27, 31, 33, 45, 75, Kruger, Melinda QD 116 Kurihara, Wallace QD 29, 27, 76, 78, 72 LaF1'-ienier, Ray QD 116 Lahodny, John QSJ 125, 198 Lakeside, Lea QSJ 125 Lakoduk, Judy QSJ 125 Lamb, Jackie QSrJ 54, 88, 156 lambert, Donald QSrJ Lambert, 1ne Q11 79, 80, 81, 107, 116 Lampkin, Donnie QSJ 81, 125 Lane, Ellen QSrJ Laneer, Lynn 32, 33, 35, 38, 83, Langue, Nicki Q11 116 Langstaff, Abbey QD 116 Langstaff, Berneicc QFJ Lahodny, John QSJ 106, 109, 108 LaPoint, Raymond QD 116 Lapworth, Gloria QSJ 125 Lapworth, Rodger QSrJ 156 Larsen, Judy QD 116 Larsen, Philip QFJ 131, 175 Law, Jim QFJ 131, 175 Lawerence, Rhoda QSr1 38, 88, 143, Lea, Richard QSJ 125 Ledford, Diane QD 116 Lee, 131 156 Lee, STUDENT INDEX Lueb, Tom QFJ 132 Lundmark, Carol QD 117 Lupton, Bill QD 36, 62, 76, 78, Lutgens, David QSJ 50, 57, 100, Lyons, Diana QD 117 Lytle, Doris QD 117 lvl 89, 99, 125 Mackey, Madigan, Madigan, Madigan, Magelki, Magelki, Majors, Malche Malone Malone Allyn QFJ 132 John QSrJ 78, 99, 157, Kathy QSJ 125 Pete QFJ 68, 128, Nancy QD 117 Steven QD 117 Judy 111117 Leona QSJ 125 Colleen QSJ 125 Jack QFJ 132 171, 132, 175 Tr Y: Yi Mansfield, Donald QF1 132 Mansfield, Larry QSr1 Manus, Gan' CFD Mar, Linda QSrJ 157 Mar, Ronald QFJ 80, 97, 117 Marcum, Candy QFJ 132 Miller, Mary QFJ 132 Miller, Roger QSrJ 158 Miller, Sandra QD 117 Miller, Sandra QFJ 80, 81, 132 Miller, Sharon QD 72, 83, 117, 177 Miller, Stanley QSrJ 77, 78, 158, 171, 177 Miller, Stanley QFJ 132 Miller, Suzanne QSrJ 31, 39, 80, 91, 158 Miller, Twila QSrJ 158 Miller, William QD Miller, Wi11iamQSrJ 96, 158 Mills, Jesse QD 117 Minch, Cathy QFJ 132 Minor, Rosanne QSJ Misenninrer, Ruth Qsry 30, 31, 75, 80, 158 Mitchell, Claudia QD 117 Mitchell, Joyce QSrJ Mittelstedt, Barbara QSrJ 104, 110, Moe, Philip QSrJ Monroe, Marsh QFJ 132 Morland, Connie QFJ Morrison, Steven QSrJ 78, 159 Moody, Dick QD 117, 199 Dorothy QFJ 80, 83, 108, 132 158 Marcum, Mary QD 72, 74, 83, 85, ll? Markham, James QD 117 Moody, Moody, Moore, Moran, Moran, Morby, linda QSr1 158 Stephen QD 97, 117, 187 Jerry QSJ 125 Michael QSrJ Cassie QF1 132 Martell, Margaret QD 101, 117 Martin, Alice QFJ Martin, Barbara QD 117 Martin, Lewis QFJ 132, 175, 193 Martin, Marilee QF1 132 Martinez, Frances QFJ 132 Martinson, Sharon QSJ 125 Matteson, Robert QFJ 117 Matthews, Eugenia QSJ Matthews, Tom Q1-'J 132, 194 Maule, Maxon, Rose QSrJ 157 Sandra QFJ 132 Maxwell, Diane QSrJ Maxwell, Randy QFJ 132 Morehead, Jim QSJ 125 Moreland, Judy QSrJ 27, 75, 85, 159 Moreland, Kay QSJ 125 Morgan, Donna QFJ 83, 132 Morhinway, Kristi QSJ 57, 60, 125 Morland, Connie QFJ 132 Morris, Patti QSrJ 30, 73, 75, 83, Morrow, Bruce QF1 57, 107, 132, 193 Mortenson, Ronald QD 117 Mortenson, Sharon Q51 Mozorosky, Richard QSrJ 30, 81, 95, 99, 85, 105 Harvey Q11 33, 72, 76, 116 Keith Q51 37, 125, 184, 185, 187, 175 MCCUIIH, Mays, lvery QFJ 132, 187 Mays, Nathaniel QSJ 125, 187, 198 Mayo, Bob QFJ 132 McCaw1ey, Doug QSrJ 104, 110, 157 McCe11and, Greg QSr.J 87,95, 157 McC1inton, Alicia QFJ 132 McCoy, Sharon QSrj 75, 79,90, 143, 157 McGraw, George QSrJ 157 Frank QSJ 125, 175, 193 Muehe, John QFJ Mueller, Alvin QS1 176. 183 Muirden, Derek QD 50, 57, 60, 68, 69, Mullins, Don QSJ 125 Munkers, Clifford QFJ 132 Ice, Mike QF, 131 McCL1r1ey, Marilyn QD 86, 117 Lee, Richard ,,,., ,3, MoDermit, Roger QD 117 ,Ee Richard ,S, ,25 Mcoevitt, Kathleen QFJ 83, 132 lee, RuLhQS1-129, 27, 32, 34. 54. 75. 85McDevitt, Maureen QFJ 38, 44, 55, 83 leech, David QFJ 183 McFarland, Betty QSJ 125 Leek, Jerry QD 116, 184, 187 McFarland, Gaylee QSrJ 157 Leisse, Janet QD 116' McFarland, Lyle QSrJ Ieopold, Jamie QSJ 81, 125, 175 McGilvary, Kathleen QD 90, 117 Lerner Leub, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, , Jackie QF1 132 Keith QD 81, 116 Jimmy QSJ Judv U1 U5 Linda QFJ 38, 132 Nancy QSrJ 27, 73, 75, 86, 155 Sally QSrJ 91, 156 Lewton, Stephanie QS1 125 Liberty, Girard Q11 72, 76, 84, 99, 112, Lim, Candace QFJ 132 Iindberg, Bob QSJ 68, 79, 99, 104, 125 Lindberg, lou Ann QSrJ 79, 80, 90, 97. Lindgr Lindgr Lipper 211, Marv KS! 74, 125, 51, 38 TomQSrJ 30, 31, 73, 76, 78 t, Linda QFJ 132 en, Lippert, Linda QSJ 33, 125 Littlef Living Llanez Long, long, 10118, ield, Ted Q11 ston, Michael QF1 132, 183 a, Adrainne QSrJ 157 Donna QSJ 125 Kathy QFJ Kathy QSrJ 81, 157 Mrorew, Barbara QFJ 55, 83, 132 Mclntyre, Judy QSrJ 73, 75, 82, 86, 100, McKinney, Margaret QSJ 125 McMahon, Jean QFJ 132 McManama, Linda QFJ 132, 177 McManiga1, Lois QSr1 85, 99, 157 McRitchie, Gary QSrJ 158 McSweeney, Wayne QFJ Meadows, Edrena QSrJ Meadows, Marina QSrJ Meadows, Patricia QFJ 132 Mick, Gregg QD 177 Meier, Marilyn QSrJ 158 Melcher, Leona QSJ 84 ' Menache, Eddie QFJ 132, 187 Meuller, Alvin QSJ 125 Meyers, Bill QFJ 132 -Miano, Gwen Q51 125 Miano, Jessica 117 Mickelson, Charlotte Q1-'J 132 Mihara, Barbara QD 72, 74, 83, 117 Miler, Joyce QSJ 51, 83, 99, 121, 125 long, 116 louy, Love, Richard Q11 39, 87, QFJ 132 Alice Barbara QSJ 100, 125 Nancy QD 83, 98, 116 Love, Miles, Miller, Miller, Miller, Micnaei Qsry 98, 105, 158 Daniel QF1 Grant QSJ 125 1-nroid QSJ 125 Inwe, Iowe, Gary QFJ 132 Vicki QSJ 125 Iudlow, Julian QD 116 Lueb, Keith Q11 Miller, Miller, Miller, James QFJ 132 Janet QSrJ 73, 75, 86, 92, 142, Joan Q11 117 Larry QFJ 132 Linda QFJ 108 Miller, Miller, 2 Munrel, Marshall QF1 Murphy, Cheryl QsrJ 31, 35, 53, 82, 83 Murphy, Kathy QSJ125 Murphy, Patrich QFJ 132 Murphy, Robert QSrJ Myers, Bill QF1 N Nate, Norma QSrJ 91 Neal, Roberta QFJ 132 Natteson, Robert QFJ Nelson, Beatty QFJ 132 Darlene QSrJ 34, 54, 83, 85, 104, Nelson, Nelson, Dave QSrJ 78, 81, 159, 171, 174, Nelson, Nelson, Gary QSrJ 37, 53, 78, 87, 97, 99, Laura QD 117 Nelson, Nancy QSrJ 73, 75, 99, 159, 143 Nelson, Phyllis QFJ 132 Nelson, Ronnie QD Nemarnik, Elizabeth QF1 132 Newport, Bert QFJ Nicholson, Frank QD 117, 198 Nicolacoglou, Jim QSrJ 66, 77, 159, 194 Nielsen, Roland QSrJ Nihart, zei11 Q11 Nishikawa, 1fdit1iQ11117 Nisperos, Judith QFJ 132 Penny QD 117 Nittart, Noble, Pam QD 39, 34, 74, 83, 85, 98, 11 Noble, Nolan, Patricia QSrJ 30, Betty QF1 132 Gail QS1-1 79, 104, 110, 159 Richard QSrJ Norwood, Reba QSJ 125 Nusbaum, Dean QSJ 125 Nuss, Marylou QD 101, 177 Nokes, Norton , O'13?ien, Pamela QSJ125 Ochsner, Barbara QSJ 125 O'Connel1, James Q1152, 87, 117, zoo Offer, Byron QFJ 132, 199 Olsen, Laurel QD 117 Olson, Janet QF1 132 15 Orgill, Bob QSr1 78, 79, 99, 104, 160, 188, Ora, Yoshiko QD 117 Ott, David QSJ 107, 125 Otterson, Janice QFJ 83, 132 Otterson, Richard QD 118 Oyanagi, David QSrJ 32, 33, 37, 78, 160, Oyanagi, Karen QSJ 39, 125 P Page, Gary QSJ 125 Pallini, Bill QSr1 78, 87, 160 Palmer, David QFJ 132, 199 Panciarelli, Dirnitrio QFJ 132 Park, Marietta QFJ 133 Parker, Michael QFJ 133, 175 Parker, Terry QD 118 Parks, Jerry QSJ 125 Parks, Sue QD 57, 60, 69, 105, 110, 118 Parman, Gary QSJ125 Parman, Larry QSJ 125, 55 Parry, Patricia QD Parsons, Sandi QD 118 Patterson, Jacqueline QFJ 133 Patterson, Mike QSrJ 160 Paulos, Gary QD 80, 106, 118 Paulson, Anita QSJ 125 Pearson, Janet QSrJ 89, 88, 160 Pearson, Sally QSJ 58, 125 Pearson, Terry QD 39, 44, 40, 76, 78, 84, Pedersen, Nancy QSJ 126 Pendergrass, Diana QF1 133 Perkel, Robert QSJ 99, 126 Peters, Susan QD 118 Peterson, Guen QSrJ 39, 160 Jerry Q11 78, 118, 171 Leslie Q11 72, 118 Patricia QSJ 126 Peterson, Richard QFJ 133 Pliilan, Judy QD 38, 118 Philichi, Jim QD 78, 84, 118 Pidgeon, Rickey QSJ126, 175, 198 Piestrak, Marianne QD 118 Pike, Teryl QSJ 126 Piper, Barbara QD 118 Pittman, Leroy QD 39, 78, 99, 118, 171, Pitts, Ann QD 51, 85, 118 Pitts. Susan QS1 34, 43, 100, 126 Podemski, Benny QFJ 57, 133 Podemski, Btlier QSJ 39, 126 Pole, Phyllis QSJ 126 Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Polk, Jerome Q11 62, 78, 105, 118, 171, 174, Pollock, Alene QSrJ 160 Pories, Evelynce QD 38, 88, 118 Porter, Linda QSr1 Porter, Ronald QD 39, 118 Post, John QSJ 126, 176, 198 Powell, Jack QD 118, 175, 184, 186 Primmer, Connie QFJ 133 Proefrock, Diana QFJ 133 Pruitt, Robyn QSJ 39, 126 Putnam, William QD 118 Q Quinn, Patrick QFJ 133 Quinton, Brenda Q1-'J 133 R Rader, Tom QD 118 Radke, Carol QFJ 133 Radke, Robert QS1-1 78, 87, 99, 160, 171. Ragghianti, Mike QD 118 Ramsby, Linda QSJ Ramsby, Terrence QF1 133 Randolph, Carolyn QFJ 32, 80, 133 Randolph, Marie QD 86, 118' jRane, Sandra QFJ 107, 133 31, 50, 73, 75, 79R1PPr 192 15151, 79, 106, 126, 175, Raser, Barbara QSrJ 73, 75, 160 Rask. Janice ISN 39. 83. 32. 126 Read, Gayle QF1 133 Read, James QD 104 Reager, Dennis QSrJ 54, 62, 78, 89, Redford, Nancy QD 118 Reed, Jackie QSrJ 75, 86, 95, 99, 160 Regan, Jan QFJ 133 Reichlein, Bob QFJ 133 , Reinermon, David QFJ 107, 133 Reinmiller, Karen QSrJ 53, 79, 83, 85, 160 Reinmiller, Sandra QD 83, 85, 112, 118 Reisinger, Patricia QSJ 126 Rendergrass, Diane QF1 39 Soucie, Tom QSr1 50, 60, 81, Wilson 1 Rentie, Kenneth 133, 1.83 Reuthnerm Paula QSr1 161 Rich, Dave QSr194, 106, Rich, Larry QSr1 27, 30, Richards, Barbara QF1 Richards, Dale QF1 133 Richards, Janice QSr1 101, 161 Richardson, Graham QJ1 81, 118 Richardson, Paget U1 118 Richter, Boheme 151 83, 126 Rickett, Charlene QJ163, 83, Riddle, Tim 151 79, 105, 126 161 28, 40, 51, 60, 85, 118 Rigelman, Max QS181, 104, 126 Rigelman, Robert QJ1 81, 118 Riley, Dianne QSr180, 91, 161 Ritchie, John QJ1 118 Roberts, Carla QS1 126 Roberts, Jim QF1 57, 133 Roberts, Mary Sue QSr1 80, 101 Robertson, Shirley QF1 133 Robideau, Elaine QJ1 118 Robinson, Daie 451 126, 175 Robinson, Jean QF1 133 Rodrigues, Judith QS1 125 Rodrigues, Linda QF1 133 Rommel, Sharon QS152, 62, Reeke, Edy U188, 99, 118 Kathi 451 126 Linde QJ1 118 Marci QSr1 161 Meri QS1 126 Cheryl QJ1 39 8 Rose, Rose, Rose, Rose, Ross, Ross, Rostock, Judy QS1 126 Ro'Lh, Charles QSr1 92, 161 Ruffo, Julie QF1l33 Russell, Doran QJ1 118 Russell, Michael QSr1 161 Jerry QSr154, 77, 81, 87, , 161 3, 126 - 95, 95 Russell, Richard QJ1 32, 76, 78, 89, 118, Ryder, Marilyn QS1 126 S Sabilino, Judy QF1 133 Sabilino, Maria QS1126 Sagar, Sally QSr1 31, 34, 53, 6 Salta, Nancy QJ1 72, 118 Sand. lerrv IF1 133. 175 4, 75, 83, Sanderson, Lois QSr1 35, 541 831 97, 1051 Sanderson. Mareie QS1 33, 126 seprrie, Gilbert up 80, 119, 177, 187 Saparto, Sara QS1 39, 126 Sarna, Karen QF1 126 Saub, Larry QSr1 162 Sax, Bob QJ1 119 Sehaaf, Barbara IF1 133 Scharnott, Cheryl QF1 133 Schiller, Steve QF1 133 Schlicker, MarilouiseQSr130, 40, 27, 67, 39, 2 , Schlicker, Susan QF1 33, 38, Schmidt, Eva QF1 133 Schmitt, Richard QSr198, 162 Schneider, Bert fSr1 79. 105, Schoebel, William QF1 133 Schon, Jack QS1 126 Schue, Sharon U1 119 Schulberg, David QJ1 105, 119 Scott, Michael QS1 126 Scott, Terry QJ1 119 Searcy, John QSr1 106, 162 Sears, Sharon QF1 107,, 133 Seaton, Kathy QSr1 29, 85, 94, Seidl, Allan 1511162 Seil, Tom QS1 126, 193 seiier, Gregg 151126, 193 Service, Jill QS170, 126 Settlemier, Kenneth QSr1 27 83,18 STUDENT INDEX Shue, Sharon QF1 101 Siefert, Margaret QSr1 80, 162 Siel. Tom lS1 39. 175. 178 Simington, .Birl QS1 126 Simpson, Gale QF1 133, 175 Sims, Edward U1 184, 186, 194 Skaines, Carolyn QJ1 79, 108, 119 Skinner, Charles QF1 133 Slater, Candace QS1 126 Sloan, Mary QF1 133 Smilowski, Paul QSr1 31, 39, 89, 143, 162 smirir, Berry 151126 Donna QF1 133 Jim QS1 126 John QF1 133 Marilyn QF1 133 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Michael fry 39, 128, 133 Smith, Mnriei 151 126 Nancy QJ1 119 Sharon QJ1 119 Smith, Smith, Snook, Becky isp 38, 80, 121, 126 70, 79, 75, Snook, Susan QSr1 35, 38, S3, Snow, Katherine Q Sr1 39, 80, 101, 163 Sohn, Gail QS1 126 Somner, Merilee QSr1 73, 75, 88, 163 Southard, Lonnie QJ1 37, 76, 8 Speaker, Mai-ilouQJ172, 74, l Speaker, Mike QS1 126, 176, 92, 104, 110, 9, 105, 112, 05, 119 183, 198 Speilberg, Merilee QS1126, 199 Spencer, Helen QS1 108, 126 Spieler, Phyllis QS1 126 Spry, Raymond QJ1 119 Stainbrook, Gene QSr129, 31, Stainbrook, Lynne QF1 133, 176 Stanford, Mary Ann QSr1 162 Stanton, Stark, Li Stauffer, da QF1 133 Lawrence QS1 104, Stearns, emi U1 39, 90, 119 62, 73, 77, , 183 Linde 1511 108, 162 H . 126 K K Steffen, Stenberg, athryn QF1 133 Anton QS1 81 Stene, Sharon U1 119 Stenulson, Gary QS1 126 Allen fry 133 Barry QF1 133 Stern, Steven QJ1 76, 36, 84 Stevens, Charles QF1 133 Stevenson, Russell QF1 133 scewen, Ben QJ1104, 106, 108, Stephens, Stephens, 110, 119 Stewart, Jacqueline QF1 32, 133 Still, Bonnie QS1 163 St.John, Sharon QF1 107 Stoaks, Velmas QSr1 163 Stofiel, Alan QS1 126 Stokesberry, Tom QF1 133 Stolte, Robert QSr1 77, 163 Stradley, Saundra QS1 126 Stramel, Yvonne QF1 133 Stranix, Mary QF1 133, 177 Strasser, Dick QF1 133 1061 109' 162511-atikos, Susan QS1126 162 9, 77, 94, 2 1 Settlemier Steve QS1 105 126 178 188, 1 1 Sexton, Connie QS1 126 Shattuck, Betty QS1 126 1 Shaw, Mary Martha QJ1 69, 88, 95, 97, Shaw, Patricia QS1 126 Shearer, Susan QSr1 162 sheiey, Lennai-c1QJ1119 Shepard, Sandra QJ1 119 Sherman, Kathy QJ1 32, 43, 72, 74, 83 Sherwood, George QF1 126 Sherwood, Robert QSr1 87, 104, 162 Sheser, Don QF1 106 Shewey, Nancy QJ1 119 Shewey, Paulette QJ1 119 Shultz, Richard QJ1 119 Slreimer, Karen QF1 133 Strom, Lynette U1 101, 119 Strowger, Jim QSr1 62, 78, 84 Strong, linda QF1 134 163, 200 Strubel, Jim U1 32, 72, 76, 84, 105, 119 Strumpf, Lynn QF1 83, 134 Strutton, Nancy QSr1 30, 54, 83, 85, 142, Stuart, Debra QF1 134 Stuthard, Candy QF1 134 Stuthard, Susan QJ1 69, 119' Sue, Stanley QSr1 31, 32, 73, 77, 143, 164 Sue, Tim QS1 39, 126, 187, Suezora, Kelly QS1 127 Sullivan, Carolyn QF1 134 siiter, Jack 151 39, 44, 127, Sutherland, Leslie QS1 100, Surratt, Sharon QSr1 164 Sutton, Velma QSr1 164 Swails, Dawn QF1 134 T 183, 188 127 198 Terrell, Terrell, Linda QJ1 119 Beverly QS1 127 cm-,1 QJ162, 76, 78, 79, 89, 105 Kathie QS1 100, 127 Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, James QF1 134 Thomas, Linda QSr1 101, 164 Thomas, Thompson, Dick QSr1 26, 31 Thompson, Edward QF1 134 Sally 151 57, 127 , 29, 40, 73, Thompson, Janet QF1 134 Thompson, Sheila QJ1 108 Thrasher, Danel QF1 81, 134 Thrasher, Harold QF1 134 Tienhaara, Mike QJ198, 119 Tigncr, Dee QS1127 Tilton. Lester QSr1 164, 177 Tim, Cindy fry 134 Tollenaar, Cheryl QF1 57, 13 Tomlinson, Richard QS1104, 127, 193 Torland, Darrell QSr1 164 Tormoehlen, Mary QF1 134 Train, Rachel 1511 39, 75, 94, 164 Sandi QS1 33 13611 QJ1 119 Deborah 451 32, 38, 55, 127 Tunzat, Yvonne QJ179, 88, 119 4 Traver, Turley, Tunzat, White, White, Addison fry 101, 134 err-e1qs139, 79, 107, 108, 127 White, Nancy QSr15O, 75, 88, 92, 165 1 White, Shirley 120 Whited, Linda QS1 127 Whitman, Whitson, Wiener, Wiener, Wiland, Nancy 181 127 Perrie U1 74, 90, 120 Robert QJ1 29, S7, 60, Stephen QF1 134, 183 Nancy qsry 165 69, 120 Wieler, Gary QS1 78 Esth Wilder, Wildt, Sh Wilhelm, Wil.helm. Willaims, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, er QJ1 120 eryl QJ1 120 Albert QJ1 98, 120 Earl QJ1 120 Clarence QSr1 166, 171, 172 Jean QF1 83, 134 Karen QS1 127, 134 Kathryn QSr1 38, 68, Tony QF1 106, 134 Tony QJ1 120 75, 88, 101 Gary fry 134 Gary U1 120 Gladys fry 83, 134 Wilson, Steve QF1 134 Susan QS1 127 Trim, Larry 111 32, 51, 37, 72, 76, 84, 119 Tamerius, Gary QS1 127 Tamerius, Pamela QJ1 119 Tangeman, Sandra QSr1 164 Taylor, Michele QJ1 119 Taylor, Richard QJ1 78, 89, Taylor, Roberta QSr1 164 119, 175, 184, Turk, Doug QF1 132 Turk, Pa tricia QSr1 91, 98, 164 Turnbow, Robert QF1 134 Turner, Joanne QJ1 72, 119 Turner, Robert QF1 134 Tver, Barry QF1 134 Tver, David QSr1 164 Tweten, Linda QSr1 30, 40, 65, 75, 90, Twilleager, Tom QSr1 107 U Ulmen, Lynda QSr1 165 Unzicker, Connie QS1 79, 107, 108, 109, Unzicker, Vivian QSr1 165 Utkilen, Margaret QS144, 127 V VanBeek, Raymond QSr1 44, 46, 53, 77, Va.nBuskirk, Victoria Q51 32, 74, 121, 127 Vandehey, Nancy QF1 57, 83, 134, 177 Vanderpool, Diane QJ1 104, 119 . , Vanderoool. Richard QS1127, 175, 19:3 VanSchyndel, Annemarie QF1 134 VanSchyr1de1, Francisca QS1 127 Va.nSchyndel, Rosemarie QF1 134 Va.nTierop, Henry QF1 134 Vashaw, Vasile, Dennis QJ1 78, 99, Michael QF1 134 105, 119, 171 Vetseh, Carolyn QJ1 1211 W Wageman, Glenn QS1 127 Wageman, Henry QF1 134 Wagner, Linde 481 127 Walker, David QF1 134 Wallace Candy fry 134 1 Wallace, Eddie QSr1 Wallace, Felicia QF1 134 Wallace, Wallace, W allace W alters. Walton. 1 Ward, Joyce QSr1 34, 53, Karen QF1 134 Patricia QS1127 Robert U1 120, Barbara QS1 127 David IF1 134 171 58, 83, 85, 165 Warinner, Sharon QSr1 165 wirren, John 1511 39, 171, 173, 194, 196 Watson, odeu qsry 143, 165, 171, 172, 17' Watt, Janet QS1 33, 38, 99, 127 Waymire, Dan QF1 134 Webber, W eiler, Ron fry 134 Gary 151127, 171, 183, 198 Weinberger, Dan QF1 134 Weinberger, Gerald QSr1 165 Weinberger, Mike QJ1 120 Weiner, Steve QF1 39. 199 Welch, JackQS1127, 187 Welch, James QSr1 165, 176, 194, 196 Wells, Kenneth QJ1 120 Wells, Virginia QF1 134 Werstlein, Bradley QF1 134 West. Donna QS1 127 West, Richard QSr1 165, 199 West, Steve QS1 127 West, Timothy QS1 100, 105, 127, 101 Westfall, Catherine QF1 39, 134 Wewis, Jim QS1 127 Whalen, Tim fry 134 Wink, Maynard QSr1 166 Wise, Louise QSr191, 166 Wisema.n, Beth QJ1 32, 99, 120 Wiseman, Therese QF1 134 Wittcke, Diane QJ186, 100, 120 Wittwer, Wavne QS199, 127 Wolf, Lanny KS1127 Wood, John QF1 134 Wood, Steven QJ1 120 Woodside Osa QJ1 101, 120 Woolley, Sally QF1 134 Wright, Bonnie QF1 101 Wright, Lawrence Wulf, Marva QSr1 73, , 134 79, 106, 108, 109 75, 80, 91, 97, 166 Y Yeager, Mike QS1 32, Yee, Yeu-Wei QJ1 32, Yerkovich, Sally QF1 78, 127, 185 33, 39, 36, 40, 76, 33, 134 Yeske, Joanne QJ1 79, 107 Young, Linda QJ1 111 Young, Mary QS1 127 Younger, Jim QS1 127 Youtsey, David QF1 134 Z Zarvis, Christina QS1 127 Vivian QF1 57, 134 Pam U1 120 John Q51 33, 127, UNCLASSIFHSD Avalon Richard QSr1 146 Avery Sandra QSr1 146 Earnshaw Susan QS1 123 Faulkner Arnold QJr1 198, 1-lowland Herman QS1 124 Kwan Benson QF1 131 Olsen Judy QS1 125, 199 Taylor Robert QF1 134 West Linda QF1 134 Zarvis, Zetter, zwieh, 187, 188, 191 187, 184, 175 whireemb, JanQJ132, 69, 72, 74, 83, 88, 216 EIL. 51 iff 'ink Q. I, BRAD LSQJN 17? Cjiq DL v 1 ,jwqii U Ml? LH ,Ka bbmjw Jbmxojd L X34 ZAJHKNQ ' Cilfzgxu ,f as .pxwxbxxitsfvf X 1 New we XM-f .xl lk' .1 L- ff- L - v D C, 1, BL f Ri Q, CC. if 5..1QkJM,,Qx,vNJ K 11 ag X Mmm, gm, K f C41 G KJJ ---XL 52 K xx 'K al ,vifij WMV 0 ,MA 'NWS 'wcibm Q pdf 'Af' My W Q A ,wwf M L , 4 , Q 7 W ff, XX ffl uwbg ylfwmb Qswibqfe Q-MMM, fffm, , f .,f,gAf fyffifiyfl 7,542-l 713.41642 C XMAJMMQ 4Q! Z VK K 'fdfbia Xl vm, afxuji ,Q ff' , KJ I W ,AZ ' 4 Qffm pf fm B-,Lf .ff-Lf,-cf7p,,,,,,D,',,Y Y f l ,gikvfef A-'K ' ff? fa my W 00 M ff T 3 ANU-' ' - l , 5 ' WW. KAW ' 7 QA 7 ,!Q,?W0u,,z,,4,-QN W! 'xg fgzlc LLC Q, 749 - 'V ' ' QI ' fl, .U .MW . Loyq JXQMQQASO ' k Q'5 ?0lf Aj ' ZKCM U 44, 1 K w'w1YZC'2f ' W, f 1. X. L Shzze 74Lf4w4f2f fQfM MZ U Wh .j gflfgff . we 740 P5 . fhjffu Q41 za ,Ji ,,...n-und' ' 'Avi -vu... . aw- Q- .nl r ,XL ,wx v.--v--,----- - V I ..4- . f - , , - J QR ,4 M -- L ,wx 3 A M, V fx x.,1,Q . , - . . N xfX S 4 'X'1,fi ,,XX' 'kkhxfw 'Wf- . . . NW . X Q W A - WM I x Q , . ,ii X 1 .4 - 4 A A1 .U ! x G . js ' .3 5 5 1 M- W T1-.px 1 - '- W . v x ' . , ' 'sf x 7. K' , X L.xtN XX'-xfQ1,x ,K Nxxvf xul,,xgxxx- ,. 1. X'y' ,xXxxx xLX'.KNNfxA j' .A-.xxyjni x G- 'vN2',..xxkx.v . - N A W X 'X ,',Qx,fX 2,x' xf.Rf1. N N LH X , -Y, . k.,h. ,'-falx AN YX xNX 2 '-.' 'A 'SN 'xf-,.f.,A,.f VXA MN N 2 X -. vm .,,fx,fXy,,x 'A - ,A'k' x-xkf,8N- ' -xf .., X x'jf5,x5+,x vixk f.iXjXfxJx47i',kx'g.w.Rgs is X X Ax' -. gag, X34 XMX,-xsxy x . A xgwx Q ,Q X W, V W, N., , , .k..kx X fx k CKxi'N',Q,, NANQ,-v,imj,f., ,imvv xo, N ,xx-,wsw xx XX,x,Xxhx,kkxf,-xxx X - x K - . x Myxkf -. Cxwx, N -, I X xjyff D, 1Q,Xxw.Xf, 'x'xN-.X.Nx5gXXfdTf- s ,X -N-. x j,' x,q ,ww4 xwxx--xx,MXxKx'fJ K -xmwyxxx-s 5'Xgn.fx,'fx5X,4 kk jkxdhf N' 1 A X, -wfffb-Q, swab , C4947 , +3 Q-M--.W-1 ,-.. 'N X X V , xx .Xxx A 1 , .N . .EX A .va2'hi . f 4'W.!kf-.f'wx, .,.'-.msrffm.x .,, -., ,...
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
