Washington High School - Spirit Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1970 volume:

xi: --, 5 ,ff fi' '14 f 5 . H.- ,,'V ' 'Vi , fr, A , fg, . V Y ,XV Frifif ' t5,,95,Z'M,,Y4-f, 11? ' L bzve' 41- fffffji f A 1 92,-f , , v x 'E X , I , f ,,f X I , fo Y I 1 The Spirit of '70 Published by the stu- dents of Washington High School. La f X Q Q K V 1.-T' P 1 STAFF: EDITOR Marlys Bertsch ASSISTANT EDITOR jeff Hill COPY EDITOR D ,Turi Thompson PHOTO EDITOR Chuck Pfeil PROOF EDITORS Chris Satterlee Char Sales PHOTOGRAPHERS Harta Studio john Blanco Pat Zeigler ADVISOR Mr. Wayne Ehlers PLANT CONSULTANT Mr. jim Palm I 1 E v I 1 1 T! Q wN,n,f ..mw.-aww-MWQ-fwknm W.,wf.Q,.m1,w,,M.Jm.u W. . W- ,MM ., , ....- m........M ,... , W- ,.,,,x. NW, ..,. Y -I Crowthn Enjoyed by the School 'K , z- . I GROWING That is the word which best characterizes the 1970 school year at Washington High School. In a physical sense the school was transformed from five ramshackled portables into one of the most ultra-modern institutions of high school learning. Included in this was a campus composed of round classroom buildings and a field- house facility unique in its construction and use. . W A if 2 , x wk 4 . -.,,,.,, . ' Q E3 3 X fy J s, MJ YI .-we ,f v L . ,,',f. 11 A, g .V 6' wif M 'f' we 3 E G . Q, Q 2i g, V ' k W ..,' yf LV 5 I 5 . 2 1 'V g f? 5? sg ,QQ 'S V gg? f QV fe' if g , Q, 1 , L Q' 5 AJ 3 'A 1 5 N. Q yd' 1 ww A Jw- - 2' fag? K +f3w?ffM5ivw52iw: W f-'f f5,..Q.-:ok-ulfw 1 4 ms.. X A,f,ffJf OH f 1 rf Q .M A A ig ' xg fi? 1-FEES , Neem. -K Ifgsm, 49 ?221K ,4Sf Ns, K ef HN , f swim, X Q , ,W , W' my SEM . LH vm - M' I , J , K SSSF x . wx. .. ffi -M, X - 1 N S, ,HW X 9' J,,i:55,,.wfL1. X 'W . we ' - A .f ,, ,. g 1 P , x 1 1+ wgf ' , ' V ' . 1 New Programs Socially Washington High School grew with the addition of another class. New relationships were formed and a greater understanding among students was gained. From this year of growing Washington High School is mov- ing into what will hopefully be a year of fulfillment , Next year, with a full complement of students, the school will reach its highest level of excellence in scholastics, athletics, and pride. 8 Students Look any JF ef? ' .' jf' 'www gf dk 3 A , gg x WA ww,,..,.r if . .G A xg' f- I l Q 4. ?'EZi'?ffv'!zW 'LL - '- - mms-z::f 1.-:,-warms-:.: - 1 ' fqn9wAm-y,sw.w+aiaaa:-:-1-m'1- ggi, , ,,,,, -w-gwQm-9v.-.mavQmvl4m4:01afx:--,-- W ,W ' ,WH 4-:M 1 4 Zfszwzn xy. ,m.,fwW. Y gn, 1 ggi F Z' K' ' 1 422 dl? , , 5, 'V W QVM YH i'Ei wi, '53 gf? ,K M L U Q3 . ,, , ., 1 x 'v-M ,wwf W- 25- A.S.B. Officers and Student Council Wor Ed Stevens, A.S.B. President, debates the question in his own mind. Randy Hester VP., Pam Rickert C. of A., Turi Thompson Sec., and Bob Andersen Treas., served as student body officers. Throughout Year as Student Government The meeting will now co me to order. The com- mencing of another meeting. Instantly hands shoot into the air, each owner eager to express the new idea he has been working on, an addition to our traditions, or a correction in the minutes. Programs are proposed --- some winning, some losing, com- mittees are formed, action is taken. V - Ed Stevens brings up an interesting factor in the disscussion. 1st. row L-R,.R. Hester, T. Thompson, P. Rickert, B. Andersen, Olsen, I. Murphy, M. Archer, S. Soine, J. Sharp, G. Yost, S. Riley, 2nd. row, L. Eichler, M. Blair, C. Elmendorf, K. Motteler, S. Braith- P. Zeigler waite, P. Komko, H. Woldseth, M. Dahl, 3rd, row, R. Siburg, T. I3 Promoters of ALL Athletics Wearing the red, white, and blue iden- tifies me as one of the promoters of ath- letics at Washington. I may be justly proud of having had some part in the success of our athletic program. Being a member of this Club makes me feel I contributed something to the teams at Washington. A victory for the team is a victory for the school. President Hans Woldseth, Treasurer Bill Perry, and VP. Tom Harmon were the leaders of the Athletic Club. 1st. row L-R, I. Sharp, K. Capron, B. Perry, H. Woldseth, 1. Hopper, G. Yost, M. Ballman, J. Triggs, 2nd. row, B. Marshall, L. Smithingell, D. Rink, S. Butt, R. Wainright, W. Hammer, B. Andersen, D. Le- Duc, B. Southwell, B. Stewart, 3rd. row, V. Coy, G. McCabe, M. Archer, G. Cinotto, E. Denmark, S. Fagerness, D. Buchanan, I. Rogers, E. Spofford, L. Nelson, S. Soine, B. Gaume, M. Blair, I. Hill, 1. Page, S. lohnson, 4th. row, S. Riley, R. Longchamps, B Waddell, B. Nocula, R. Hester, D. Tommervik, M. Brown, M Archer, 1. Blanco, C. Pfeil, G. Eklund, A. johnson, M. Blanchard R. Teitzel, C. Smith, D. Pederson, D. Furrow, D. Ellis, 1. Lincoln G. Koss Girls Club is for ALL The Girls' Club is for all of us -the ones with brains, the ones with beauty, and the ones with both. High school can easily be cold and impersonal, but we can just as easily make it wonderful for ourselves and those around us. We should want to help each other enjoy this brief stay at W.H.S., not because we are in Girls' Club, but because we are girls. row 1 S Kiesow Secretary P Henry Treasurer M Expeseth Komko B Williams, K. Christopherson, M. Nye, D. Wise, C President R Siburg VP row 2 S Braithwaite P Perryman P Day P Ehlers School Spirit! Where Can It be Found? Together bodies groove to rhythm running, walking, talking, loving, hating, being together pain together all together yell together Spirit is Together! 3 Pam. Kocha-President, D. HansonfSec., P. Komko, R. Gibson-VP., S. Kiesow-Sec., B. Bratlie-Treas. lieu.. f 4... WW, s 1. ,nf X -,ffh,, ,.,5,f,, ,gpg gf, -,pp I K Q, K f '- A' :wg . ' 'I ' '1q5iP Q??-YSL? ff?'?-EQ? is 2 Z 3 X. fwtwz f2f1w1ez,:swf, ' Wmx 4 in 0 Y 1 Pep Week Climaxed With Big Intra- With our first game of the year with Franklin Pierce fast approaching, the student council votes pep week on its way. Three days for building up school spirit climaxed by the game with our intra- district rival. Student Council gets Pep Week rolling with a discussion on the week's activities. Excitment swells as the finale to pep week is about to begin. Students take hold of the enthusiasm and join in the fun as pep week begins with sports day. Every- thing from duck hunters to mountain climbers roam the campus of WHS. Grub day and school color day bring out the in novative minds of students as every - one trys to outdo the other. Tense and enthusiastic for an upset Patriot sup- porters enter the fieldhouse for the big climax of the week, a game with Franklin Pierce. The after game dance proved that no hostility remained as F P ant ., if ri 6 iw 4 Paw W lv if H ... ,,..sL 1 1 The newly crowned royalty and the royalty of 1969 gather together at center stage to start the ceremonies 102 Couples Go Flying at Girls FLYING We had a very good seat at the Tolo. It was way in the back where we could keep our eyes on the food committee Cfood is very important to the success of a dancel, as well as carry on a shouting conversation. We soon gave this up, however, and became a part of the wild group of twitching and turning men and women. fu-W x Jfwrzf, 4 1 1 A W x L 1 T ' 1 I WH 1 2 O X iff. 'Jigf ri aa , 5 l., .,:., I is ffviz Talented Thespians Dave Pederson has triumphed over the villain in THE FARM- Mike BVOWIT and Slllanne KIESOW in the one HCI PIHYI THE LEAD- ER'S DAUGHTER. THE EARMER'S DAUGHTER, SORRY WR- ONG NUMBER, THE LEADER, and THE RABBIT WITH RED WINGS plus a spring play were the extent of productions the Drama Club produced during the year. Student directors along with Mr. Reeve, advisor, brought many talented student actors and actresses to the W.H.S. stage. Grade schools in the area were specially treated by the interim month class when they performed in THE RABBIT WITH RED WINGS. ER. Grade school children enjoy watching The Rabbit With Red Wings. i n f 2 4 l 1st row L-R, D.Pederson, L.Taylor, R.Thomsen, 2nd row, l.Cole, R.Siburg, S.Braithwaite, C.Carlson, C.Moe, K.Zulauf, j.Raybell C.Sales, N.Guest, 3rd row, K.Zubalik, l.Lammert, D.Klahn, K E.Carver, H.Brigman, M,Harris, C.Davis, C.Ross, B.Little, 4th , row, P.Kocha, V.Diaz, S.Chantry, L.Austin, M.Brown, D.Barnes, . M.BlanChard, R.Hester, D.Hendriks, D.Furrow, L.Brown, K. Drama Club Produces 5 Plays Linda Taylor tsittingl, president, Dave Pederson, secretary and Barb Bratlie, treasurer led the Drama Club as officers. CR. Thompson, V.P. not picturedl This talented troupe of actors, other- wise known as the Drama Club, per- formed three successful one-act plays in the fall, a children's theater play in the interim month, and a three-act in the spring. This is undoubtably the most interesting and enjoyable group of people in W.H.S. for it has the most participants of any extra-curricular organization in the school, Mr. Ken Reeve, adviser, commented. Chess Club's Main Strategy ls Win! His eyes pierced through me. He knew not to trust. He'd been betrayed before! Finally he made his move with a temporary grin. I answered with a7'check . Strategy plays a major part in the game of chess and most club members are good at plotting a winning strategy. President Dan Buchanan and secretary Kathy Motteler make a fine King and Queen of chess. lst row L-R, l.Hill, l.Blanco, D.Furrow, E.Denmark, 2nd row, C. A.Molder, V.Nyborg, 3rd row, V.Coy, L.Martin, D.Pederson, Pfeil, R.Teitzel, R.Hester, D.Buchanan, K.Motteler, G.Cinotto, R.Eckardt, l.Peterson,S.Riley, B.Perry, C.Smith, D.Barnes. 27 Newspaper and Annual Staffs Work Har Don Tommervik, assistant editor of The Freedom Press. jeff Hill, editor of The Freedom Press and assistant editor of The Spirit of '70 lst. row L-R, G.Cinotto, K.Motteler, B.Williams, C.Faria, N.Guest, 2nd row, j.Hill, D.Tommervik, j.Blanco, R.BeIl. j.McKenna, C.Howard, j.Maze, D.Wise, D.MiIIer, M.Sutherland, 28 Editor Asst. Editor Production Copy Editor Sports Feature Curriculum Rewrite Photo Editor Headlines Datelines Proof Correspondance Distribution Adviser jeff Hill Don Tommervik Ed Stevens Dan Frazier Gary Cinotto Mary Sutherland Cheri Howard Cathy Motteler john Blanco Brenda Williams Chico Faria Dawn Miller Nina Guest Chico Faria Mr. Roger Sh aw 7 n Meeting Publication Deadlines :aww--sz --:...:-:..e,. , - 3135 ,13- xf QW , . i, i,,, . r ,f : fig F 4 5'?ts'?ys ,, : f t2gsgg,g512?ss .say-.as .V tr., - i fi - , v ' . ' 'srfs'1t8fia'i1g+5ig,igag,igf:f35 -as 5? T-if as .sill sei? :sig NWS? .W alfa: f .3 Di. .- E .46 S TQ 1st row L-R, T.Thompson, C.Satterlee, j.Hill, M.Bertsch, P. Komko, Mr. Ehlers Cadvisorl, K.jenkins, 2nd row, D. Hendriks, j.Blanco, C. Pfeil Marlys Bertsch, editor of The Spirit of 70, is assisting the Harta Studio photographer. The purpose of the Washington Freedom Press is to publish what is written by you, the student body, as well as the journalism students themselves. This paper attempts to act as a sounding board for your ideas, criticisms, and grievances. Likewise The Spirit of '70 wishes to give a true picture of life at our school throughout the year as seen through the eyes of the student body. Publications Take Time and Work Chris Satterlee works on proofreading the annual befor deadline. The only thing we hope to ac- complish is to remind you of what's going on. The publications at WHS are in two categories: the newspaper which is the now for only now and the annual which is the now for the future. Both do their job and hope they do it well, so we hope you enjoy the time and effort that was put into these pub- lications. jeff Hill, editor of The Freedom Press, relaxes after the works all done 30 A New and Challenging Concept at Washington is Forensics Forensics was a whole new concept to students at Washington-everything from debate to interpretive reading. It has something that everyone can enjoy. This year we had a debate team that opposed other schools in the SPSL. For their first attempt they fared very well. Speech tournaments were held and Roxie Thomsen brought the first trophy to Washington in any field. KA new standard to set our- selves in.J We lead the rest in one field and should be proud of our forensic squad. Debate - One Aspect of Forensics 1st row t1-rl, R. Winter, C. Carlson, S. Braithwaite, S. johnson, 2nd row C. Moe, D. Pederson, 1. Hill, R. Thomsen, K. Zulauf 31 Chorus and Band Perform Throughout Year lst. row L-R, K.Bergum, C.Cahill, V.Nagel, D.Arhndt, L.Korsmo S.Kiesow, 2nd row, L.Nornes, C.Moe, C.Carlson, j.Lammert, M Simmons, A.Anderson, A.Miller, C.Klopsch, D.Smith, C.Bracy R.Troutman, 3rd row, S.Herrington, S.Bater, C.Solheim, Klulaufi B.Ando, R.Ouhl, T.lohnson, D.LeDuc, P.Feldhaus,i,D.Lock,l C. Snyder, 4th row, R.Teitzel, L.Austin, B.Arkell, S.OIson, G.Nunn, M.McTaggart, K.Tucker, P.Sjoding, R.Nigretto, D.lahns, T.Wood, L.Shumway, C.Welch, 5th row, D.Steinhoff, K.Towne, P.Welch, D.Furrow, D.Hendriks, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Harper. lst row, P.Rickert, D.Pederson, l.Cole, 2nd row, M.Nadeau, j.Mason, B. Andersen, K.Wiegman, R.Bryan, 3rd row, C.Morgan, P.Henry, W.Milsten . , . man, C.Sales, M.Meyer. I Rogers M Ball See the people blowing on their strange- looking instruments? --listen to the strange noises issuing from these odd Contraptions. This, is music! Mr. Harper and Mr. Anderson were the musical team performing several concerts, producing an allstate band member, and playing faithfully for all the home games. , , , fm This year has been most enjoyable for me. I have learned to listen and watch my director. But most importantly is the joy of performing for my fellow students and singing to my parents. 1 l i l lst. row, M.Sutherland, l.Cole, R.Bryan, D.Lock, K.Meyers, 2nd row, C.Sales, C. Day, P.Henry, M.Nadeau, W.Fenley, P.Vinzant, 3rd row, C.Schoonover, D.Casteel, J.Maze C.Billups, B.Warring, L.Aloisio. lst. Row, D.Marceau, S.Upshaw, T.Reidle, N.Borders, W.Fenley, l.Cole, K.Wiegman, S.Kuzmanich, K.Coon, D.Colbert, l.Maze, S.Clark, S.Molder, 2nd row, C.Day, D.Turk, D.Murray, V.Fieber, Climmerman, P.Rickert, T.Thorndike, B.Cole, B.Williams, K. Christopherson, V.Brown, K.Fugate, l.Mason, P.Newkirk, L.Long, 4th row, M.Meyer, D.Wilkenson, B.Andersen, M.Ballman, D. Carpenter, H.Lunde, l.Rogers, P.Edenfield, P.Vinzant, C.Sales B.Warring, M.Nadeau, P.Henry, C.Morgan, Sth row, C.Billups L.Aloisio, C.Brown, D.Casteel, K.McCallum, E.McLaughlin, W Milsten, l.Martin, R.Alexander, M.johnson, K.Robinson, D.Ford R.Bell, B.Martin, D.Pederson. 1st. row 11-rlD. Cowell, B. Little, G. Blythe, B. Nocula, R. Caloham, C. Goodwin, R. Thomsen, R. Hassle, 2nd row, 1. Cole, V. Surma, P. Kocha, C. Moe, C. Carlson, R. Siburg, N. White, E. Carver, 1. Zubalik, K. Robinson, L. Taylor, P. Edwards, K. Myers, 3rd. row, K. Norris, F. Bradley, D. Klahn, B. Kimmel, K. Zulauf, D. Fisk, K. McKendry, S. Davis, K. Carver Language Club a Bridge Betw Mrs. Watson is the Spanish teacher and an advisor to the Foreign Language Club. The newly formed Language Club hopes to bring a foreign exchange student to WHS sometime in the near future. The club consists of students speaking all three lan- guages that are taught at WHS, Spanish, German, and French. A joint program to learn and enjoy the benefits foreign countries have to offer, was the aim. 34 Mrs. Mohn is the French teacher and is an advisor to the Foreign Language Club. Drill Team Performs At Patriot Games Miss Morgan and the Patrietts watch the game as half time draws near. Ready 2,3,4, Mark 2,3,4, Go 2,3,4. If you've ever watched the drill team practice before school thats what you probably continuosly heard. Performing at home games the drill team added spirit and life to the half time entertainment. Every morning at 7 o'clock the members of drill team faithfully entered the fieldhouse for their daily practice. Hours and hours of unending prac- tice were put to good use as the Patriot fans enjoyed a well planned intermission. 1st row C1-ri, I. Lord, K. Norris, D. Colbert, 1. Cole, C. Goodwin, D. Casteel, K. Woodruff, B. Little, M. Eckhardt, C. Wood, C. P. Kocha, 1. Hale, M. Nye, C.. Parkins, K. jackson, 2nd row, K. Snyder Myers, M. Craiger, P. Klahn, K. Walner, S. Davis, H. Brigman, K F3 , x 1 zzz? E ' Q E S E 4241?-1Q,, 4 9 , 'f UMA 'v fff f?fmN V ' ' Wmfff fb Y Qgzil W ' :Q ,l.1' 'iei v ' fy 'fi Y afwiw, ' . fggaf, hu, . ,, f Q4 ,, ,. f ., 'wwwwwwjAg ' ,,,1. gf! ,' , I ' - ,sq KSA 5, 53 .A g , ,223 Y ' . 12 aff . Q f .5. .-Mfaww M, Q,-W,H-ww Songleader- Gail Severeid Songleader- Chris Satterlee Songleader- Carol Braithwaite Cheerleaders Boost School Spirit Song Queen- Lynne Eichler Cheerleading, This is insane! Doesn't anyone care for the players out on the field? Don't we care enough to boost the team's spirit, even when loss is inevi- table? I have felt this way many times as I observed the rooting section, doing nothing but carrying on private conversations. It is not enough to merely be at the games, we must show our pride out loud, win or lose. PW D A Hans Woldseth- QB Steve Butt-FB The 1969 season was one of hard work, tough opposition, elated satisfaction, and bitter disap- pointment for the well-deserving football team. The year began on a somber and prophetic note as the Patriots broke into the strong SPSL with a heartbreaking 7-0 loss to Lakes. Throughout the season the team from WHS play- ed exceptional ball but lack of experience caused many Patriot mistakes and a general failure to cap- italize offensively on breaks in the game. Strong defense was evident throughout the year as Washington held six of eight tough SPSL teams to one touchdown or less. Highlighting the 1969 season were the two wins-- 27-0 over the hapless Rogers Rams, and 14-6 against an inspired Federal Way team. The season record, 2-6, was respectable, if not noteworthy, since it was in a league where it is tough for a junior to even get a starting berth. After this year of building the gridders of Wash- ington High School are looking forward to an SPSL crown in the 1970 season. Patriots Respectabl 4. at gs 2 I 1 , A Y . Dave Rin k-'I' Dana LEDUC-T Flankerback Bob Southwell one of the Patriots top receivers pulls in another one. lil A A, ,..-..?....Y,,,, Front Row - S. Fagerness, l.Hopper, G.McCabe, R.Hester, M.BalI- Gilmer, B.Perry, D.Rink, D.Ellis, M.Blanchard, L.Smithingell, C. an lShar M Archer G Yost B Southwell H Woldseth I Hallman M Archer, R.Wa1nrlght,'T.Harmon, M.Blair, L.Nelson, m I ' pl ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' ' Page, S.Butt, l.Rogers, B.Gaume, B.Anderson. Back Row - Coach D.LeDuc, D.Hendicks, W.Hammer, N,FaItinson, Coach Erickson. in First Year of Tough SPSL Competition A ,www M gg., ,. .V .-, Ex lf 'WA ' QF fy asuxfkfi 4.. N 4 H. , AM. ,. ix 7 f'K?.f5f?vQiwQr?s:Wi9,il2,. ,,,,,....--f :gr . 4.512 . K ,. f ,,,o,,S,., .. . wut in KH xx, 9' t wk, i SF 2 X' i fx? yi, lv- N-Ml 1 , V ,ii f' if Q al N f t J . 'iff SIQ l W he L at iiii i it K 3 Ikf ,f .k:- Q A151553 ,VVV - If K '- Q' ' ' .. , Mark Ballman- HB Showed They Can Hold Their Gwn in 4 the SPSL I 'ur X , ,,,.,,,,:gm.,x Mike Blair - LB Hans Woldseth, captain's award, Dave Rink, inspirational award, and Tom Harmon Knot picturedl, coaches' award, played outstanding football for the Patriots. Leigh Nelgon - C Tom Harmon - G Gene YOSI G SOPHOMORE SCORES PUYALLUP WHS AUBURN WHS FEDERAL WAY WHS LAKES WHS ROGERS WHS FRANKLIN PIERCE WHS CLOVER PARK WHS IEFFERSON WHS Ist row LR BWagner GBaker TAckerman lMurphy F Martin, R.Alexander, R.Ouhl, S.BarthoIomay BRlIey M Edglngton CSeaton TThorndlke Mwaddell C.BaCkeberg M McTaggart, R.MilIer, S.Morgan, H.Lundy, T.Wood BArkell P Cma MK1mbro GF1cken 2nd row L R Coach Sawyer L Edenfield,B.Nickolson,Coach Rebish. Jifj , J All ,,l! i W , 3 ' 1 x x If A 2 1 K 4' u , ,ykr X 7 'fi -.f' - fl V llfyg' 12- M A 516 2 W , 'J L x M A Qlrrf .KIAV f Kyvl f, VT W 'V www e iiira 3 The Patriots Will Be Back in 1970 Qeegmx M After a tough game there is always that relaxing ride back to school in that big yellow machine. Coaches Herrington and Stevens talk over pre-race digit number inscribed on it? strategy with the team. v 7f Q61 V, A SEVQQWSE Front row L-R E.Cresia,T.Wright,R.Tune, B.Calohan, D.Scheffler, T.lacobson, 3rd Row. R.Teitzel, A.Larson, L.Wainhouse, M. l.Vargas, D.Falstrom, D.Benson, Znd. row l.Wiles, K.Capron, J. Brown, R.Molinek, D.Furrow, B.Bontemps, M.Tyler, T.Tollefson, Blanco, G.Cinotto, S.Soine, S.RiIey, j.Cinotto, l.Lincoln, V.Coy, B.Wagner. Harriers Place Highest for WHS in SPSL CROSS COUNTRY Do you know of someone who strips down to less than 6 oz. of clothes in 40 degree weather and then totally exhausts himself just to get a small card with a single or double I do not believe there are very many, for it takes a special kind of breed, although coming in various shapes and sizes. After school time and on weekends over two dozen of us may be found jogging preparing for our sparsely populated meets. Even though many think of us as fools to do such a tiring feat, our practice has paid off. The varsity finished with a 3-5 record and the junior varisty, a 6-2 record. After Strong Start Golfers Finish 7th The sphere sailed listlessly through the heavens, and now descends upon the soft green grass. it rolls and bounces, then stops-still as death. From a distance I jump with excitement Now, gathering up my emotions, Now procedding- Time passes, the small, white sphere waiting-watching. My counter-part approaches, steadily he creeps, observing calculating, plotting. The textured ball sitting nervously, waiting for the time to come The weapon, a blunt instrument, sitting beside it. Moving back, and now s-l-o-w-l-y surged, and s.t.r.u.c.k. the ball. Aimlessly rolling, the sph ere feared doom, I could sense it. Suddenly, another jolt, and PLOP, into the hole, another win for W.H.S. we are proud I . E Adina. Ron McLaren Sophomore golfer added new strength to the golf team. L-R l.Stanziola, R.Troutman, D.Peterson, Clacobson, S.lohnson, j.Triggs,-D.Bu chanan, R.McLaren, S.Olson Knot picturedi The Washington High School golf team swept their opening match against Rogers and Puyallup to become the first team in WHS history to lead a varsity SPSL standing. Later in the season they slipped off this high plateau to finish with a 5-11 record and a 7th place in the SPSL. Lettermen returning next year in a Patriot bid for a champion- ship are Steve Olson, Davis Peterson, Ron McLaren, Dan Bu- chanan, and lim Triggs. G.A.A. Goes Bowling B. Reinke Sec., P. Komko, Pres., M. Harris, V. P., D. Wise, Treas., D. Ahrendt, A. C., and S. Braithwaite, S. A. are the officers of the newly formed G.A.A. 1st row ll-rl , 1. Hadland, 1. Cole, Miss Morgan ladvisorl, D. A- hrendt, B. Reinke, P. Komko, M. Harris, D. Wise, S. Braithwaite D. Wellan, D. Lemay, G. Blythe, 2nd row, C. Batschi, N. Fincham D. Wichern, 1. Christopherson, K. Christopherson, M. Rule K. Woodruff, C. Sales, C. Goodwin, C. Dorris, V. Reinke, D. G.A.A., a new activity, was added this year, heralding the arrival of a new ad- visor and teacher, Miss Morgan. Bowling has been the main activity of the group this year, but, of course, more sports will come with the arrival of more com- plete facilities. Softball and track were to be two future sports when spring roll- ed around. Mears, N. Devanny, C. Snyder, 3rd row, P. Rickert, V. Surma, D. Cowell, N. Borders, K. Norris, I. Zurfluh,A. Rogers,.W, Fenley, B. Little, K. Walner, M. Hanley, B. Ferguson, C. Carr, L. Lowen, A. Anderson, M. Eckhardt, K. Carver, C. Lilly, P. Kocha I Reivers Vs. Faculty Bruisers Desert Rats Vs. Cup Cakes Pure Wastes Vs. Hawks Wake's Lakers Vs. Namu Nicks Fun and Frolic on Monday Night Boys' intramurals found it's way into the sched I around S d ' see ' action e h Monday d f I in h fieldho h Reivers k h I y h b k irst ni strainingh f h I ballasth f h bg yh f gh ff dl f h d WHS Cagers Finish Well in First Year of Varsity SPSL Through trial, error, and great odds the WHS basketball team has proven it's potential. The SPSL is just learning what a Washington Patriot can do, especially when under pressure as our team has been throughout the year. Our past is behind us, our mistakes a guide to learn by, ahead lie games we shall fight in with only our best efforts. Next year will be the year of the Patriots, an ex- perienced, dedicated, and outstanding team. We have only the future to look forward to, we have the man-power, we have the knowledge, and we have the ability. A team of the future with unending loyalty and spirit. H. Woldseth - F D. LeDuc - F 84 C Hans looks for someone during the game with Franklin Pierce. Tough Season En ds for WHS Hoopsterslf WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS A WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS Lincoln Clover Park Puyallup Lakes Lincoln Rogers Auburn Federal Way Franklin Pierce jefferson Clover Park Federal Way Puyallup Lakes Rogers Auburn Franklin Pierce lst row ll-rl S. Ostrander lmgrb, D. Buchanan, M. Archer, 1, Hill, G. McCabe, Coach Hansen, Znclrow, 1. Triggs, A. johnson D. Clawson, C. Pfeil, C. lacobson I. V. and Sophomore Cager5iLook Forward to 7970 Season j.V. and sophomore teams took their share of loses, but much experience was gained.Both teams lost proh- able starters to the varsity team before the season had even gotten under way. Next year, with a full com- plement of players, the sophomore and j.v. teams will be challenging the varsity starters for a spot on the squad. Coaches Ross and Hansen will look at a full sized team forthefirst time in WHS history. Cagers Prove to Be Tough in SPSL Guard lim Sharp displays his variety of shots as he scores with a Scott Soine cautiously dribbles towards the basket during pre hook. game practice. lst row, L-R, L.Austinfmgr.J, M.Kimbro, D,Peterson, R.Mclaren, B.Riley, B.Center, B.ArkelI, C.HaIIman, M.Tyler, S.BarthoIamay, M.Riches, R.White, R.OuhI, V.Diaztmgr.J 2nd row, M.McTaggart, R.Troutman, Coach Schimke. 54 K S . . v f , RW. ,iffy ,. pw.. ..lg,pM 7 -my g. 2, .M - K- A mgf, . ,w , ' -V .,,-, . A' P- c..:f1,-,L .,,,- wx... . ,, ,f fy- , :il V . .. My-,,,,.,., Ml, Msg. g ,QgsV-Az'wsu,-':::1gms2 fr: K , ww-' 115.--,x's'.Zff fl.. 'uiiixw 1-wffggl Q' 3. xy., ..M.,,,.., X ff,-fe-1-M f. f - f ,gfafw .. fs, ww: xv -w --Z Q-':Ag-:5.wfWf.-- 'W' 1'-5,1 Ifftif. , A - 54-pw , M. w ,1,2,w'E'1 'v,zz:f7 2'ilf':1f,:w:: '-'l.ll'iH1fLA..f l15:fl .. A wwf Mm. :ix - --'f:'f:Lff1f9w2w1gw- X 5,-4 wikfssfggftiilrw.: ,wzfmg ,,,,M,.,g5,1m3gf. - --fi,-fy-.fgwsvffk .Q - .QWgsm.-2upgglpMws:.4zw ' f fi- 'Liliwuz-imfiizwfaifJ' J 1 M, ...sz.,,wf4 'Z .vm P, K ,mei K we . z f1 p fm Chuck readies to return the serve of his opponent. The Gnly Sport for Girls!! Tennis is the sport for girls. A fine field of athletes performed for Washington in the form of our girls' tennis team. They competed on the junior varsity level and gained experience with each match. Next year they look forward to a varsity schedule and new experience. The addition of this sport will give WHS two well-rounded tennis teams. wards, M.Harris, 3rd row, I 1st row ll-rl, C.Batschi, B.Reinke, 2nd row, S.Hideshima, S.Braithwaite, M.Harvie, P.Ed- C.Lilly, M.Hanley K.Woodruff, B.Ferguson, M.Nye, V.Nyborg, l.Rakas, D.Klahn, F.Bradley. Match After Match is Tennis!! Match after match the tennis team volleys the ball. Looking forward to a good season this spring, the Patriots send a well balanced team on their way. Hopeful for victories the team will be playing with all their strength. Thisspring will bring new challenges on last year's experiences. The team is hopeful that the season will be a success. tl-rj D.Aberle, D.Buchanan, R.Nylander, l.Stanziola, R.Nigretto, D.Troutman, D.Fras- ier, G.Baker, R.Eckhardt, D.Pederson, G.Eklund, C.Pfeil, Coach Shaw. 59 Harriers Ready Themselves for Spring Gpening With many returning harriers and a new group coming up, the track team is looking forward to a good season this spring. All are looking forward to the beginning of their first varsity meet. High hopes along with experience are their two main factors for a bid for top spot in the SPSL. Steve Riley goes over the low hurdles for the track team 'lst row tl-rl, B.Darling, l.Lincoln, l.Cinotto, E.Denmark, S.Riley, R.Hester, G.Cinot- to, G.Ducharme, l.Hill. 2nd row, S.lohnson, G.Arndt, M.Kimborough, B.Arkell, M.Erlenmeyer, A.Larson, B.Bontemps, M.McTaggart, R.Wainright, D.Rink, C.Capron, 3rd row, l.Porter, T.lacobsen, P.Sjoding, C.Seaton, R.Tune, l.Wiles, l.Vargas, M. if Blair, l.Blanco, E.Spofford, S.Hanson, l.Triggs, P.Edenfield, D.LeDuc, C.Hallman, 'X E,McAlinden, T.Tollefson, B.Wagner. V 60 ., ,Aww , 3N f :xiii Baseball Team Hopes for High Finish in SPSL Baseball is coming and the diamond is being readied for the opening of the season. Time is draw- ing near for the Patriots' first varsity baseball team to take the field. A high finish in the standings is their hope for this season. WAN Hans and Scott display unique styles in throwing. ,af l Batting practice pays off! Hans Woldseth shows his batting style in practice. 1st row ll-rl, S.Soine, l.Rogers, G.McCabe, l.Hopper, W.Hammer, Clacobsen, 2nd row, B.Rain, R.White, T.Harmon B.Gaume, l.Rouse, M.Tyler, V.Coy, H.Woldseth, Coach Hansen. 63 : 54, . ,XM 1 3:11, 5 Q wiki g??ff Y ,fi .9 .mb .,, , wg we fgcw V11-sivli--',,,L.:1-Q nw, . ,Lv ,-,.fw ,f,.1'fw.z,w , Q..,. qw H1325 ' , x .QQQL A h Wzfia' . 4 2 , ,. sw, Administratioi We know the strength, we have the hope, and we are looking for tomorrow and what it brings. We have the freedom other schools have been in search of. The administration has been more than a mere administration for they have been the guiding light that has molded the style of Washington High School. Mr. Schafer and Mr. Kyllo have Mr. Schafer and Mr. Kyllo take time out of their busy schedules to talk with students given the students the insights on education and its importance for a future with a firm foundation. about student govern ment. SIU Mrs. Eno works as a secretary and always has a smile for d ents. K Mrs. Anderson also works as a secretary and greets you everyday with a friendly hello. X nd Counselors Work to Get W. H. S. Mr. Ross Counselor l We sit and talk on and on about people who don't love but are filled with hate. We tell them how our love which is shared can change the world, but I don't see any world Changing loutside my small circle of friendsl. I sure don't see any cold people wanting to share our love with us. Our Counselors try day in and day out to cope with the students needs and we feel they're doing a fine job. Rolling Mrs. Easthy Counselor . XX Mrs. Phillips Nurse History Has New Teaching Techniques The most revolutionary and perhaps least appreciated aspect of our educational program is uniquely individualized social studies department. We have been students fenced in by tradition and now find it difficult to adjust to newly discovered freedoms. All the same we gladly welcome this opportunity to mature intellectually. , X X' .-BC : X- Q 92-ff Mr. Patton Dept. Chairman Mr. Erickson Social Studies 68 Y , - A W 'dl.ml,J -ll--1 English Gives Students Choice of Seminars Miss Bluhm English Mr. Shaw Dept. Chairman The English department has offered something for everybody---December seminars ranged from astrology to football. Earlier in the year, juniors sweated through the trials of Hester Prynne while the sophomores busied themselves with the play, 12 Angry Men. Mrs. Stromme English Mrs. Searle English Mr. Hansen En glish Math, Science, Foreig for Students The asethetic pleasure of mastering a foreign tongue has enticed over a hundred students to reap the benefits of our schools exceptional foreign language department. Another pleasure that came to many students was that of realizing typing and shorthand weren't going to be as hard as everyone had said. After receiving background information it became easier and easier to understand that IBM type- writer. Miss Piete Business Education Mrs. Conway Business Education Miss Marshall German MVS-M0hn French Mrs. Watson Spanish 70 Language 8 Business Ed. Cause Frustration Inebriate of air am I and debauche of dew, Reeling th ro endless unsolved quests from inns of molten blue, Till seraphs bow their snowy heads and saints to windows run, To see the little tippler leaning against the sun. Emily Dickenson Tis a fair summerrance of how most math and science students feel when faced with very preplexing problems Mr. Riksen Science Mr Gilmer Math Mr, Rebish Wood Shop Mrs Wake Science Home Ec., P. E., I The dream ---- WHS gym remained a dream for the major part of this year. Therefore, it was not exactly a dream year as far as the P.E. classes were concerned. Another department more frequently called Home Ec. added two new types of courses. They were child development and family psychology. Mr Herrington Boys PE S., 84 Art Are Big Part 'mmf , Mr, McCaskie Special Education Miss Morgan Girls' P.E. Mrs. Kieser Home Economics 72 fStudent Life Art at Washington this year is rather different from our past experiences. We have the regular art class which is composed of sketching, painting, modeling, and learning principles of design and form, plus a new addition, crafts. This covers every form of creativity one can think of from antiquing old furniture, to paper- mache and modeling clay. Mr. Asplund Chorus Miss McCoy Librarian i Mr. Ehlers Librarian l l 5 1 ,. ,r 2 it 5 52 SQ li' ff l l Mr. Stol Art Abraham,lulle Alolsio Lorena Altig Rose Andersen Bob Archer Mark Archer Mike Bailey, Brian Ballman Mark Barnes, Dennis Barnes, Linda Bater, Scott Batschi Candy u5 ff 'Ha-1 44',sx,,x we 1 5 I fl A22 gl if Y :Q 9 re'r f ,BN 255515 ' I f f v .. -. :sf . ' - ' 'lPf5 1 ,,, - we . , as l V. l .Q Gir Lo ls that rule as junior Class Officers include: fleft to rightl ident,Char Sales-secretary,1illMiller-treasurerinot pictured? urdes Laurente-vice president, Trude Schnackenberg-pres- 1 - A V- , ix ,,,-f'K3,ai ' ' i ' ,Y '?., ' ,K s , A 'H , Y-Q 1. '- L ii, ,C ff K I -,N. , I ..,,, s . ,. ,, yy 1, ' fa, ii A X-J' Eff ,iii 'fi if W ' ' --f ' 34, f ' '51 - 1, J ., TE, wg ' f . . ' 'f i + st, ,, s.,,..- --f.-- fkg 1, Ks ljgsz .1 K. Y, ,li A . 'A .. t V ,, if ' i vii, ' N A f' , .Q I 1 TT if' i ' 5:25 :. . I L ffl . :H f 5 fili: ' ff xi all lily -. fl s Eg - 3 ' ' .2 ' l 1 f . , f 'I V -H , , i Z ? f E 4 , 3 i ' - Q i ffm Q l Wig? K f 1- H 91. iffw , M K, 1, .J lan! E? I ,. i . 4'-if , ix i ii' f - ,. rg 5 'X ,.,, , x . l K z ,gi y ., ,, f X SE' ,. 5 W l CQ ff lg if sr a H 4 K, gy. I Q L4 -pa, l A , 5 3 Baughman, Cindy Baxter, Ken Baydo, Afton Bell, Rod Benson, Barb Bertsch, Marlys Billups, Claudia Bjorke, Terry Blair, Mike Blakely, Mark Blanchard, Mark Blanco, lohn JUNIOR CLASS: From wonder into wonder, existence opens. Through this year of questions, failures, hopes, and successes, we, as individuals, have gained in both maturity and self-confidence. Although it has been difficult to adjust to a duo-class school this year, we learned that sometimes it is necessary to sacrifice something for a more valuable prize. The junior class has proven to the entire school its willingness to search for answers to wonderings, in order to make for ourselves and others around us, a worthwhile existence. Buechler,john Burdick, ludy Butt, Steve Campbell, Shirley Cannon, Craig Capron, Ken Carlin, Sue ' 'Z Carlson, Dale A 7 env: ':',i ' it . Carlson, Dave 'N Carver, Evajean Q Casteel, Diana ,H Q . . :fr i at i Christopher, Terri is ,f--fri 4-am, ppb J D6 iw X 'wx Mid Q J les M 3 M , 2 5, me 4 like ,ji lr XT 'Sw - Z 1.44.4 , 1:1 . K' ' i i H, ' l A , ' ,gh , - 'A , 'V ' .:' 1 , . an ,s Q e r 'sl' X , ',, t V, Bombard, Alvia Borman, Pat Borman, Pennie Bourquin, Danny Braithwaite, Carol Bratlie, Barbara Brigman, Helen Brown, Larry Brown, Mike Bryan, Ruth Buchanan, Dan Buck, jennifer My x, .2 my , XL , ,X is fail, 1 X 1 8' w 2-,. U -,s Wk , Q wi vl' 5 l g ms Q H . 'E me , ilk 'T V Christopherson, Karen Cinotto, jack Cinotto, Gary Cisneros, Veronica Clawson, Dana Colbert, Delores lunlors proudly display the first class rings of Wash Cole,ludy grtulf in 7 Q , ington High School Coon, Kathy .K ' -l 4: J xi Cole, Bob ,... .L 8 V i 'A ma f ..f'5 one in the Past or Future to Come Za: Dalton, Lark Davis, Cynthia Davis, Sherry Day, Claudette Denmark, Ed Dimond, Debbie Doering, Mike D'orris, Kristine Dressing, Kay 76 Cornelius, Mona Cox, Denise Coy, Victor Crawford, Lydia Cutting, Kathy Dahl, Marcia' arE:t':eN'E2siiH:a:?Qv'..2 , swf s was .sr ' sr lstlfit 1 5 iii X M Q- 'il 'F w, sl l ' an I , , it Q 5 u e,s, i ' H All ',Lk 511, 7 ' if 2 ,xl Qsvewspi- gm f ..,. msiggwzggz :f-if fql' '19, Q , , 5, 521 F an ,YL ...il.,sq' .. Q Qi.. Ducharme, Gary Earick, Alvin Eckhardt, Rodney Ehlers, Pam Eichler, Lynne Eklund, Gordon Ellis, Dennis Ellis, jerry Erbes, Pat , Jr, Washington students take time out from class to have a little fun. ill Equal the Class of Seventy-one! Espeseth, Miriam Evans, Linda Fadness, Larinda Fagerness, Steve Faltinson, Norm Faria, Chico X ' Y 7 .1-jimi rl gl J ,lf QF l is s I E Z ,bi ,,,,, qi . in .. V l - ,.-Ill' l ff . jill .dk Akkrg H1 k i t Faria, Sue Fenley, Wanda Field, Harriet Fincham, Nanc Ford, Dan Ford, Donna Forest, Ron Franks, Burna Franks, Lester 77 Y 44' '-F' V?Y::a::f'S::z AA . :EQ E . g s. , , : . , tr: -. 5 L I, I , li ' . 4 -27 sf: , . 1 72 25' ' , iii: ff-. fl!! w..M2ff7r-...N f f ggi -,,' xj H5 Q55 ' K -f glial! . ,, , , E W' ' W A 'Q ' A in gt, A ' WEE5'l'33!Ei ,S -sg F at f-5 - me , :. , K if , f, 2, 7 . ,, Mt g. N. f, Y airs R. f 2 , w ju A Rik x. W. ww A y' '13 Hour, 24 Mi -- vffsfwitf19245--f ' ' 'nf , ' 1 A of . rife .Elf iglw2,l fg w'giig25f,3T5t iW9:e'frizt,g1s GH ,. 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'- :tg I , - U1 aw. : . 1, ,v,,,,,,,, -i, 5- Aberle, Dwayne Abraham, Terry Ackerman, Tom Ahrendt, Debbie Alexander, Richard Andersen, Annette Anderson, Stacy Ando, Bonnie Arkell, Bill Austin, Geraldine Austin, Lindsay Backeberg, Greg sat , J? f fa ,i,5fw ' 2,17 '1 same. - ,, fn- ' X - ,,,, , . X x me ,S R? it Si 9 .s 1 A , F' .A '4ff?f. L .ff sl'-. i 1. sf' W ff: :TTY , by -, X. l' r A 'lille La, l t . . --na wx fu, :Ks za iraqi' 2 H fe J f S 5 Q, ,, . 5 A, W E 'Lf' J' rrre ,Q .,.,,v,., Q j B ttt , , ,ie B, , , . I Responsibility lies in the hands of Sally Braithwaite-president, Scott Soine-vice president, Shirley Hideshima-secretary, and Nancy Ginnis-treasurer as Sophomore Class Officers. t -.r - V' f iq A . , f - , its . ww ' ' 1 1- Q ' fr ,.. -- is , .5 , ,,,.- :-.Q- ' wff'vw1g , ,tat . .f 'Q i mm W wg are Q - .- ' s, M my ' .- ,Mlm ' 2 . Y ,,. F 6 1 A Ig-gllgr in 5 Nazis: ' - ix rm t., 5? W - ::- -. ' . , , f ' ' Tfiffff f 1 V 'W ' Mfgglvlifpllir Y? l L' ' ,K H 'w A ,, . 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Aff hi5.:f5sS: ' .QQ , . ,.,E . ,, , 4 5 -My sr ' lllllfl ill? ' fl, is m e - r v' '- qrizyiiiwi t ry. 5 i l , i X K P L ri., ll 5 x W SS Q Bl ' 'W f W SOPHOMORE CLASS: Each day is a new begin- ning, each day, l am new. Each year it becomes more and more apparent how important every individual day is in my life. I have realized that each moment is meant to be savored like a juicy steak or turkey dressing on Thanksgiving day, for soon it will be gone. Many of these precious experiences will be buried in time, but this first taste of .high school life is one to surely be remembered as an open door to new- ness. .-,, . S gy Brannock, Bob , Bratlie, john is X Brown, Cheryl - r' Brown, Vicki --,. Qyljb . Brownlee, Marilyn ' 9 5 ,,,,,, r f Bryan, Bill Y , rlil' k'L ll , - ..:... rff' 1 ' ' f ?. 2, f Buchanan, Diana :.-,' :'li- 1 gg, i A Burdick, Dave ri A W ,,0 ' j Burdick, Rocco A QM 'N j iw, ,W Butt, lo Ann . ,fri H ,ff A , Callaham, Richard ,qzr H Calohan, Bob A'4iis2: .., gm VZVV . AVVIL I , . ,f ., ,i 3fggst,, 'a1, i ' s 0 -' r V- - - t 'rl lslrw l' Wt ' 'ivlllfl ffl, li ,li ll fall, 9. 1 S i i S will ss ll ' l in Blanco, Barb Blythe, Glenda Bontemps, Bruce Bontemps, Jeff Borders, Nancy Bowen, Ken Bowman, Vickie Bozoff, Debbie Bracy, Cynthia Bradley, Floline Bradley, Sandra Braithwaite, Sally i Maia, Wim: r my Q 1 f- Z-: IE x .w , - -A355- rw Q rv r lla ..,,, - . . till ., ' ': r h m 3555 , x, 'jf' Triad at w siirii' s B , 1- s v time if B if K I ..,-' ,F K .7 k +3 .9 we - V, ::25kEEl':' V 5 Campbell, Rick Cannon, Dixie Carlson, Claudia Carpenter, Dean Carpenter, lon Carr, Connie Carter, Cheri Carter, Don Carver, Kathy Center, Bill Chadwick, Gary Chantry, Skip ' if 5 I i it , if -K1 ' V WEL? My at W 1 ,M Q. Q a ,, we Q1 'H 3 s-in X it T Q 2, , , ,, :iw ,wh L aw,-fm ' Wg-mi fiQlifQ'5f V K an--. 1- . Q im, nw 4492, w wie: ' iywilii' ' V aw-wwe . , if ,..., ,,..,. . , , X- ia we A C :C ww . We're the Greatest ofAlI the Few, Cina, Michael f' 'f ,iw f -si-wefwf 1-gf.-f Q-A, -f fr 5'5 -A ll Clarke,S en, . ,G f,,. 52 fCB'sEf53i?Td'ii3 S--A i - ,A l '. J 'X V 4-,,Yf .-SF if if W-PSM ,Elf ' f ff, C is 2 A J mx ll N, .. . ---',,, Cowee, Debbie Cowell, Debbie Cox, Debbie Cresia, Eddie 5 r Darling, Barry Davis, Randy we ,,i, ia m z ff' Ke mx WF 5' flak K E 1:24 Christopherson, lene' smf3DZc.c5?f3b1w W X New -fr? ' fm: mi fin :a 111 - f- - ff: A wit' 'trim rg, 5, J i - l- ,Walr us f is ry I will in . li -'fm- E ' bis isis lil? K l lfllll ,, 3, MV, 1 f ' X 9 1 l 4 , ui sxgfi ' K . Vai 'muff ,,'I?N:'iFf,1: gsCrj,,' 'J ,fl,fl:tzl'H52Ll' -A QT rd, flifiillizfglfli ir 2 4 1 i,fsv5:gi:V?,,' I f 4, 4 , s '-.g'v'5f1S2f'5' .. . fi 12251 9, ,l fi b w 'YSL 51:49 :,,, 1 ,4 ,fm 1, fri. , A .5 9 3- - ,-, ,.- , U, ,, :TL4 -V 5- 2 Sir- ....,., My gif' . QQ . '-1 fe. H 1 . WWTP F E ' ,. :S H-'ii 'W ' -' . 1- 12, ' ' T as ' ' urs ' ' ,, Emgfh xi 2 , .15 w !g -V... We're the Class of Seventy-two! 89 Fadness, Becky Fallstrom, Daniel Af g e e vines a '- -- Farmer, Vern Feldhaus, Paul 3 i V f, DeNune, Linda Devany, Nancy Diaz, Vincent Doyle, Debbie Dunn, Paul Eckhardt, Michelle Edenfield, Phil Edgington, Frank Edwards, Patricia Eley, Melvin Elmendorf, Connie Erlenmeyer, Mike 5 , -V . fc' if are .-,M A at 4 was V wx 9 is ,N fn sw ff' l af, f- . Q55 Xu- il 1i ff'.e . if ' - Ferguson, Barbara Q ,, Ficken,GarY J ' A Fieber, Vicki Fisk, Patricia - If 1: . eq, H 1 fi ' ,sa V 1 K W ai: -iii. z ' 2-:M is mff' iff T ., fi V K IH i lkgw-rg 3 r lg wg Fugate, Kathy Funston, Dennis K .... 5 QI' Germann, Gloria Ginnis, Nancy Goodwin, Colleen Gorham, Vanessia Greely, Richard Grinager, Peggy we Himes, Neal Hixon, Wayne Hutter, Scott Inman, Roger jackson, Kathy jackson, Teddy jacobson, Chris jahns, Dave jakeway, Terri james, Dave Q '1 4 7 .,,. 7 is 2 I , W iw . 'fy 'TW 'V . , 1 1 1:ifs:3:fi.gQ Wayan:-5 W TF' .f,5,,f'. 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S, ' x Wolf, Manfred Wood, Cheryl Wood, Tom Woodruff, Mark Worth, jackie Wray, Steve . ,, ' ,-' ' if ,.Vi an 'fwff' ' fist ' juniors Abraham, julie 74 Aloisio, Lori 33,74 Altig, Rose 74 Andersen, Bob 12,13,14,32,33,41,5S,74 Archer, Mark 14,41,42,52,74 Archer, Mike 13,14,41,74 Bailey, Brian 74 Ballmarr, Mark 11,14,20,21,32,33,36,41,43,55, 74 Barnes, Dennis 26,27,74 Barnes, Linda 74 Bater, Scott 32,74 Batschi, Candy 17,48,74 Baugh man, Cindy 74 Baxter, Ken 74 Baydo, Afton 74 Bell, Rod 28,33,74 Benson, Barb 74 Bertsch, Marlys 29,74,82 Billups, Claudia 33,74 Bjorke, Terry 74 Blair, Mike 13,14,4'l,43,64,74 Blakely, Mark 74 Blanchard, Mark 14,24,26,41,74 Blanco, john 14,27,28,29,41,74 Bombard, Alvia 75 Borman, Pat 75 Borman, Pennie 75 Bourquin, Dan 75 Braithwaite, Carol 38,75,91 Bratlie, Barb 1'l,1E,26,75 Brigamn, Helen 17,26,35,75 Brown, Larry 26,75 Brown, Mike 'l4,Z4,26,41,75 Bryan, Ruth 32,33,75 Buchanan, Dan 14,27,47,52,75 Buck, jennifer 75 Buechler, john 55,75 Burdick, judy 75 Butt, Steve 6,9,14,40,41,43,45,75 Campbell, Shirley 75 Cannon, Craig 75 Capron, Ken 14,41,75 Carlin, Sue 75 Carlson, Dale 75,82 Carlson, Dave 75 Carver, Evajean 7,17,26,34,75 Casteel, Diana 33,35,75 Christopher, Terri 75 Christopherson, Karen 11,15,17,20,21,33,48, 76 Cinotto, Gary 7,14,22,27,28,41,76 Cinotto, jack 41,76 Cisneros, Veronica 76 Clawson, Dana 52,76 Colbert, Delores 33,35,76 Cole, Bob 33,76 Cole, judy 17,26,32,33,34,35,48,76 Coon, Kathy 33,76 Cornelius, Mona 76 Cox, Denise 76 Coy, Victor 14,Z7,41,76 Crawford, Lydia 76 Cutting, Kathy 76 Dahl, Marcia 'l3,'l7,20,2'l,38,39, 75,76,88,9'l Dalton, Lark 76 Davis, Cynthia 76 Davis, Sherry 17,26,34,35,76 Day, Claudette 8,15,33,76 Denmark, Ed 14,27,76 Dimond, Debbie 17,76,79 Deering, Mike 76 Dorris, Kristine 76 Dressing, Kay 76 Ducharme, Gary 77 Earick, Alvin 77 Eckhardt, Rod 77 Ehlers, Pam 11,15,38,39,77,88,91 Eichler, Lynne 13,17,38,77,91 Eklund, Gordon 14,51,54,77 Ellis, Dennis 'l4,4'l,55,77 Ellis, jerry 77 Erbes, Patricia 77 Espeseth, Miriam 15,77,94 Evans, Linda 77 Fadness, Larinda 77 Fagerness, Steve 14,41,77 Faltinson, Norm 41,77 Faria, Chico 28,77 Faria, Sue 77 Fenley, Wanda 33,48,77 Field, Harriet 77 Fincham, Nancy 17,48,77 Ford, Dan 77 Ford, Donna 33,77 Forest, Fran ks, Franks, Frazier, Fugate, Ron 77 Burna 77 Lester 77 Dan 78 Carmen 8,78 furrow,oave14,2s,27,a2,41,7s Gaines, Gau me 78,79 Gibson Terry 78 , Bryan 9,11,14,20,41,51,53,54,65 ,Renata 16,78 Gilmore, Mary 78 Gohr, Kathy 78 Grimes, Carol 78 Guest, Nina 25,26,28,78 Hackler, Ron 25,78 Hale, janine 35,78 Hammer, Wayne 14,41,55,78 Handberry, Debbie 78 Hansen, Chris 78 Hanson, Donna 16,78 Harmon,Tom14,41,42,43,44,45,S5,78 Harris, Mary Ann 17,26,48,78 Hartman, Debbie 78 Hazel, Rick 78 Henderson, Bonnie 78 Hendriks, Doug 26,29,32,4'l,78 Henry, Peggy 15,32,33,76,78 Herde, Orvan 78 Herrington, Steve 32,78 Hester, Randy 6,12,13,14,26,27, 4'l,45,78 HiIl,jelf14,Z7,28,29,31,51, 5Z,53,78,82 Hill, Phil 79 Hogberg, Karl 79 Holt, Kathy 79,83 Hopper, john 14,41,79 Hossley, Dave 79 Housiaux, Dean 79 Howard, Cheri 28,79 Howerter, Lynne 79 Humble, Sheri 79 Hunt, Vicki 79 jacobson, Tim 41,57,79 jenkins, Kathy 29,79 johnson, Andrew 52,79 johnson, Palmer 14,79 johnson, Steve 14,31 ,47,51,79 jones, Glenda 79 jones, Harriet 79 jones, Patience 76,79 Kellenberger, Dick 79 Kiesow, Suzanne 15,'l6,17,24,32, 79 Kimmel, jim 79 Klahn, Debra 26,79 Knecht, Paul 79 Kocha, Pam16,17,26,34,3S,-48,79 Komko, Pat13,15,'I6,29,48,75,79 Koss, Greg 14,79 Kraft, jerry 79 Krett, Sue 80 Kuzmanich, Shirley 80,83 Lambert, Wen dy 80 Laurente, Lourdes 11,80 LeDuc, Dana B,15,32,37,40,41,50,51,80 LeMay, Leon 80 Lewis, Gloria 80 Libby, Conrad 80 Lincoln, john 14,41,57,80 Little, Barb 17,26,34,35,45,80 Lock, Diana 32,33,BO Longchamps, Ron 14,57,80 Lord, Ilona 35,80 Lorenz, Bob 80 McCabe, Gary14,41,51,S2,53,65,80 McCallum, Kathy 33,80 McGrath, Bonnie 80 Madden, Mike B0 Manchester, Ben 80 Marceau, Diane 33,80 Marshall, Bob 14,55,80 Martin, Bob 33,80 Martin, Greg 81 Maurice, jackie 81 Maze, joan Z8,33,81 Mendenhall, Bob 8,81 Meyer, Linda 81 Meyer, Marlene 32,33,81 Menzel, Chris 81 Miller, lill 81 Molder, Sandy 33,81 Motteler, Kathy 13,27,28,81 Mowell, john 81 Munson, Donna 81 Myers, Dave 81 Myers, Kathy 17,26,33,34,35,B1 Nagel, Vickie 'l7,32,8'l Neale, Leslie 81 Nelson, Leigh 14,37, 41, 43,55,81 Nicholas, Karen 81 Nocula, Bill 14,3-1,81 Norris, Kay 'l7,26,34,35,48,8'l Nunn, Craylon 32,81 Nybeck, Rick 81 Nyborg, Vikki 17,Z7,82 Nye, Mary 15,17,20,21,22,35,82 O'leary, Tom 82 Olive, Mary 82 Olson, Steve 32 Omlor, Dave 82 O'neal, Bob82 Page, jay 14,37,41,5-1,82 Parkins, Glynis 35,82 Pederson, Dave 7,10,24,26,Z7,31,32, 33,65,82 Pendleton, Keith 82 Perry, Bill 'l4,Z7,4'l,45,8Z Peterson, Chris 82 Peterson, jon 27,82 Peterson, Randy 82 Pfeil Chuck 14,27,29.37,51,52,53,82 Pew, Mary 82 Philliber, Diana 82 Poyorena, Linda 82 Price, Anita 82 Ramsey, Mike 82 Reinke, Becky 17,48,82 Ricltert, Pam 8,17,32,33,46,75,82 Riedle, Teresa 33,82 Riley, Steve 7,13,14,27,4'l,82 Rink Dave 6,'l4,4O,4'l ,42, 43,82 Robinson, Betty 82 Robinson, Kim 33,34,82 Rogers, Dan 82 Rogers, Glen 83 Ross, Carol 26,83 Rouse, jim 83 Rozanno, Lester 83 Ryan, john 83 Sales, Char 26,32,33,48,83 Samuel, Kitty 83 Satterlee, Chris 17,29,38,83,91 Scarborough, Gary 83 Schafer, Debbie 83 Schefler, Carl 83 Schnakenberg, Trude 83,93,94 Schoonover, Cherie 33,83 Settles, Sharon B3 Severeid, Gail 17,38,83,9'l Severson, Rhonda 83 Sharp, jim B,'l3,'l4,4'l,43,45,51,64,B3 Siburg, Ruth 13,'l5,26,34,83 Siegel, janel 83 Simpson, Eric 83 Simpson, Kathy 83 Sjoding, Philip 3z,s7,a3 Skones, Karen 17,38,39,83,91 Smith, Craig 14,Z7,B3 Smithingell, Len 6,'l4,37,4'l,42,55,B3 Solheim, Chuck 32,83 Soto, Ed 83 Southwell, Bob14,40,41,42,64,B3 Sparavalo, Sonja 84 Spofford, Earl 14,55,84 Stevens, Ed 2,12,13,84 Steele, janis 84 Stewart, Brad 14,84 Stokley. john B4 Sutherland, Mary 28,33,84 Sweem, San dy 84 Taylor, Linda 10,26,34,65,84 Taylor, Mike 84 Teitzel, Robin 14,27,32,4'l,84 Thompson, Turi12,13,29,84 Thomsen, Roxie 26,31,34,84 Tommervik, Don 14,2B,47,84 Trembly, Kathy 84 Trembly, Sue 84 Triggs,jim14,47,52,53,84 Tucker, Ken 84 Turkiewicz, Mark 84 Voller, Sharon 84 Waddell, Bruce 14,55,84 Wainright, Ray 14,41,45,84 Walner, Carol 84 Warring, Becky 33,85 Weber, Wendy 85 Welch, Pat 32,85 White, Nancy 26,3485 Wiegman, Kathy 32,33,85 Willard, Kathy 17,38,39,7B,B5,91 Williams, Brenda 15,28,33,85 Williams, Rick 85 Winnie, Curt B5 Winter, Rob 31,85 Wise, Debbie 'l5,28,48,85 Wise, Lori 85 Woldseth, Hans 'l3,l4,20,37,40,41,43,44 45,50,5'l,52,64,75,85 Wood, Mike 85 Woodring, Theresa 85 Woodruff, Karen 35,48,B5 Wright, Debbie as Wright, Tom 46,85 Wyn o, Ed 85 Yost, Gene 13,14,4'l,44,57,85 Zeigler, Pat 13,85,85 Zimmerle, Kathy 85 Zulauf, Kathy 26,31,32,34,85 Sophomores Aberle, Dwayne B6 Abraham, Terry 86 Ackerman, Tom 44,57,86 Ah ren dt, Debbie 17,3Z,48,86 Alexander, Rick 33,44,57,86 Andersen, Annette 17,32,48,86 Anderson, Stacy 86 Ando, Bonnie 32,86 Arkell, Bill 32,44,54,86 Austin, Geraldine 86 Austin, Lin dsay 26,32,S4,86 Backeberg, Greg 44,86 Bang, Patty 86 Bagley, Conan B6 Baker, Gary 44,86 Barnes, Patty 86 Barnes, Bill 86 Bartholomay, Steve 44,54,B6 Beck, Carol 86 Benson, Clark 86 Benson, Dave 41,86 Bergum, Kristin 32,86 Bjorke, Darlene 86 Bjorke, Diane 17,86 Blanco, Barb 87 Blythe, Glenda 17,26,34,48,B7 Bontemps, Bruce 41,87 Bontemps, jeff 87 Borders, Nancy 17,33,48,87 Bowen, Ken 87 Bowman, Vickie 87 Bozoff, Debbie 87 Bracy, Cynthia 32,87 Bradley, Floline 34,87 Bradley, Sandy 87 Braithwaite, Sally 13,15,17,20,21,26, 31,48,76,86,B7 Brannock, BobB7 Bratlie, john 87 Brown, Cheryl 33,87 Brown, Vicki 33,76,87 Brownlee, Marilyn 87 Bryan, Bill 87 Buchanan, Diana 87 Burdick, Dave 37 Burdick, Rocco B7 Butt, In Ann 17,87 Callaham, Rick 87 Calohan, Bob 41,87 Campbell, Ricky 88 Cannon, Dixie 88 Carlson, Claudia 26,31,32,34,88 Carpenter, Dean 33,88 Carpenter, jon 57,88 Carr, Connie B8 Carter, Cheri 88 Carter, Don B8 Carver, Kathie 17,25,26,34,48,88 Center, Bill 54,88 Chadwick, Gary 88 Chantry, Skip 26,88 Christo pherson, Iene 48,88 Cina, Mike 44,88 Clarke, Sue 33,88 Coss, Dave 88 Cowee, Debbie 88 Cowell, Debbie 17,34,48,88 Cox, Debbie 17,88 Cresia, Ed 46,57,8B Darling, Barry 88 Davis, Randy 88 DeNune, Linda 89 Devany, Nancy 7,48,B9 Diaz, Wncent 26,54,89 Doyle, Debbie 89 Dunn, Paul 89 Eckhardt, Michelle 35,48,89 Edenfield, Phil 33,44,57,B9 Edgington, Frank 44,89 Edwards, Pat 34,89 Eley, Melvin 89 Elmendorf, Connie 13,89 Erlenmeyer, Mike 57,89 Fadness, Becky 89 Fallstrom, Dan 41,89 Farmer, Vern 89 Feldhaus, Paul 32,89 Ferguson, Barb 48,89 Ficken, Gary 44,89 fieber, Vicki 33,89 Fisk, Pat 89 Fugate, Kathy 33,89 Funston, Dennis 89 Germann, Gloria 90 Ginnis, Nancy 90 Goodwin, Colleen 17,26,34,35,4B,90 Gorham, Vannessia 90 Greely, Richard 90 Grinager, Peggy 90 Hadland, jill 17,48,90 Hallman, Chris 41,54,90 Hankins, Sherry 90 Hanley, Michelle 90 Hansen, Scott 90 Harsh man, Lisa 90 Harvie, Mary jo 90 Hassell, Roberta 34,90 Hester, Mike 90 Hennessy, Darlene 90 Hideshima, Shirley 17,90 Himes, Neal 90 Hixon, Wayne 90 Hulter, Steve 90 Inman, Roger 90 jackson, Kahty 90 jackson, Teddy 57,87,90 jacobso n, Ch ris 8,47,52,53,54,90 jahns, David 32,90 lakeway, Terri 90 james, Dave 90 johnson, Tony 32,90 johnson, Gayle 90 johnson, Mike 33,91 Keohi, Mike 91 Kimborough, Max 44,54,91 Kimmel, Bev 34,91 Kimmel, Iudy 91 King, Scott 91 Klahn, Pam 34,35,91 Klopsch, Carolyn 32,91 Knipe, Brian 91 Kokosoka, loe 91 Korsmo, Lori 26,32,91 Koth, Loretta 87,91 Kraiger, Marilyn 17,91 Kristovich, Dave 91 Lammert, lanice 26,32,91 larson, Allan 47,91 LaVine, Pat 91 Lawrence, Linda 91 LeMay, Debbie 91 LeMay, Dixie 17,91 Lilly, Carolyn 17,91 Lincoln, Betty 91 Lockbaum, Sherrie 91 Long, Linda 33,91 Lorenzen, Toni 91 Lowen, Lorraine 17,48,91 Lunde, Hans 8,33,44,57,91 Macadangdan g, Craig 57,91 McAlinden, Ed 92 McCallum, Marnee 92 McCallum, Yvonne 92 McCanna, joyce 28,91 McClain, Carla 92 McCormack, Debbie 92 McKendry, Kim 92 McLaren, Ron 47,5432 Maclean, Donna 92 Macken zie, Bonnie 92 McTaggart, Mike 32,44,54,87,92 Manchester, Cindy 92 Marlin, Debbie 92 Martin, Diane 92 Martin, james 33,92 Martin, Larry 8,27,44,92 Martin, Tom 92 Mason, judy 32,3392 Mears, Denise 48,92 Medlin, ludy 92 Men des, Steve 92 Miller, Aileen 32,92 Miller, Dawn 28,92 Miller, Randy B,44,92 Milsten, Wally 6,32,33,92 Moe, Cindy 17,26,31,32,34,92 Molder, Alan 27,92 Molinek, Robert 41,92 Moore, Kathy 92 Morgan, Colleen 32,33,81,92 Morgan, jeff 44,93 Morris, Gary 93 Mowell, Bonnie 93 Murphy, john B,13,44,57,93 Murray, Dorothy 33,93 Nadeau, Marilyn 'l7,3Z,33,9 Nelson, Dave 93 Newell, Dru 93 Newkirk, Penny 33,93 Newman, Shirley 93 Nichols, Shari 93 Nicholson, Bob 44,57,87,93 Nigretto, Rockney 32,57,93 Nornes, Laurie 32,93 Noavk, Sheri 93 Nylander, Rick 93 Oliver, joji 93 Olsen, Tim 13,93 Ostrander, Steve 52,93 Ouhl, Rick 32,44,54,93 Overby, Cheryl 93 Park, Dirk 93 Patterson, Debbie 93 Perkuhn, Neal 93 Perryman, Paula 15,93 Peterson, Davis 14,47,54,93 Peterson, Irene 94 Philliber, Carl 94 Pittsley, Albert 94 Porter, john 94 Pruit, Paula 94 Puhl, juanita 94 Rader, Robert 94 Kagan, Peggy 94 Rakas, jennifer 94 Ramsay, Dave 94 Raybell, lanice 26,94 Raymond, Linda 94 Reinke, Vicky 17,48,94 Repp, Ken 94 Richards, Linda 17,26,94 Riches, Michael 54,94 Riley, Bruce 44,54,94 Roberts, Pam 94 Robinson, Tony 94 Robinson, Shirley 94 Rogers, Amy 94 Rogers, 1im14,32,33,41,57,94 Rowan, Ken 94 Rucker, lerry 94 Rule, Michelle 48,94 Salgado, Mary Ann 94 Sawyer, Charlene 94 Schelfler, Dave 41,94 Schofield, Donna 94 Sch roeder, jim 94 Schultz, Ed 95 Seaton, Charlie 44,55,95 Sedergren, Don 95 Severance, Ch uck 95 Severson, Carol 95 Sheehan, Melissa 95 Shepard, lacalyn 95 Sheppard, Nancy 95 Sh umay, Leonard 32,95 Silver, Gary 95 Silvester, Debbie 95 Simmons, Maureen 32,95 Smith, Danielle 32,95 Smith, Dorris 95 Smith, Helen 95 Snyder, Cindy 32,35,48,95 Snyder, Iohn 95 Soine, Scott 11,13,14,Z0,37,41, 51,54,95 Sombke, Candy 95 Spooner, Terry 95 Stanziola, lim 47, 95 Steadman, lim 95 Steadman, john 95 Stearns, Linda 95 Steele, Roxanne 95 Steinhoff, Diane 32,95 Stenerodden, Guy 57,95 Stevens, joe 95 Sunderland, Tony 95 Surma, Vivian 17,34,48,95 Swenson, Ann 96 Takayoshi, Ellen 96 Taylor, Ron 96 Thayer, Bob 96 Thompson, Herb96 Thompson, Randy 96 Thomsen, Tom 96 Thomson, Melody 96 Thorndike, Tom 33,4486 Thorp, Deanna 96 Thulin, Greg 96 Tielde, Bo b 96 Tollefson, Tom 41,96 Tompkins, Mary 96 Towne, Ken 33,57,96 Trebe, lack 96 Troutman, Randy 32,-47,5-1,96 Tucker, Ken 32,96 Tucker, Scott 96 Tune, Ron 41,96 Turk, Dixie 33,96 Turkiewicz, Debbie 96 Tyler, Mike 41,54,96 Unkrur, Barb96 Upshaw, Sharon 33,96 Vargas, Ivan, 41,96 Vinzant, Patty 33,96 Waddell, Mark 44,57,96 Wade, Brenda 96 Wagner, Bill 41,44,96 Wainhouse, Leo 41,97 Walner, Cathy 97 Ward, jerry 97 Weaver, Cheryl 97 Webb, Mike 97 Weber, Laura 97 Webster, Mike 97 Welch, Carol 32,97 Wellan, Debbie 17,48,97 White, Ron 54,97 Whitmer, Dorothy 97 Wichern, Debbie 48, 97 Wiles,1erry 41,55,97 Wilkinson, Dixie 17,33,97 Williams, Gary 97 Willoughby, Martin 97 Wolf, Manfred 97 Wood, Cheryl 35, 97 Wood, Tom 32,44,97 Woodruff, Mark 97 Worth, jackie 97 Wray, Steve 97 Wyman, Duane 97 Ybanez, Dorothy 97 Zimmerman, Cheri 8,33,97 Zitka, Pete 97 Zubalik, Katy 26,97 Zurfluh, lanice17,48,97 Washington High School a dream come true. WHS students were given a newly developed system of education with freedom, a re- spnsbility students have sought throughout our generation. A choice in education, a new system to be established, each class open only four days a week, independent research projects, seminars, and a 4-'I-4 program. This system was proved workable by the WHS Student body. WHS, open for the second time in history, made history with this new system. Students given the opportunity, accepted the challenge to start a new era in education. Through continous work The Spirit of '70 staff tried to recreate this year of advancement in your yearbook. Special thanks go to jeff Hill, assistant editor, for unending assistance in producing this yearbook, to Mr. Ehlers, yearbook advisor, for all the extra hours out of his busy schedule, to Mr. Palm, American Yearbook Company consultant, for his help in making this yearbook possible, and most of all to you, the students of Washington High School for making this year the first in education that it was. Marlys Bertsch Editor-in-Chief 100 bleu, I, 56:01 imp You lgQ5T5QgDHV PHO HERE you QQME fllgxmen UQ Wboflfw F CYUMZS I ff' U 9,1 v L56 gh 7 WW f I - .. f - ' ,l A A 'A Wf My M' M -1 . 215' , 514 f'fcIl'mf:N ,L I H w ,f f Z' If y fd L! L! In lm u fclidi-' jffy' W fl! I f A 17, Chix ALJ, I I J X7 NM ' I ll , AA Ll 4 if H1 jf gf 1.fjf!l!K-i' Rv XL L th. ,fc , gg!! I 7 jf ffl 4 Wfyf I ' 'fl U 711 ff I A' l4,, x -. 'X -.1 .J f K I PM ' 'f..x V ,Aw L4 I --,-X, .- '3 iv. , , , A: I, g N .1 :L xxvff, -.RQ A K am., ,I A ,,f X Xaxkf . , ,.- ,V f ' 'X x X. , X. 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