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- Class of 1967

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Tlaeme Table 0fC0ntent5 . . , Student Life .... Orgeznizeztio nf ...... Sporty ...... is like a tree ana' reputation like ity Jhaa'o w. if what we think ofitg the tree if the real thing Tahie OfC0ntent5 Aeti11itie.s'.... Acaa'enzic5..... ....3 Administration C!aJ5e5...... . . . . . 14 Advertising. . . . .....32 Aj9'erwara'.... Kazjmz wi Sm ta Killing iieiffgkfiwg ef' ng iii? Y? xlfgbgi' riff 1352 Vai be Q55 Q rbxix 2 It age?-Qfik EE at u ieH ,Z a o 2242? Sow a Thought, and yo p , Sow an Act, and you reap a Habitg Sow a Habit, and you reap a Characterg Sow a Character, and you reap a Destiny. -Samuel Smiles R f 1 . ' ' J - .V . ,. . . 1 ,V , . . f' . 1 ys, , , .,. ' ' , S V , I , . f K I' . s r ' ' . ' 1 'I ' 'Y S' ' X ,K lv ' ' X 3 K I I . In I , cf I ' ' ? X ff f I I .1 , 0 f 1 X . 5 N , 1 , X, .' 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' ' :N 1wj,'yw-g4f'ffvfiyg AH ' ' w x 1-as .,- L.-I Xl lil' ' I w Master-minds at work . . . ba nz cle 75 az' 0 Catching a quick one 1 N W , 5'-fx , W not ebzznge. Some people ' Q 1-TIS' wx' .. gf h h Q h w Q h Just a little higher . . . from now on the ball , . . v Now what ? h h 1 Y v , , Q 'ei I W The greatest results in life are usually attained by simple means and the exercise of ordinary qualities. These may for the most part be summed in these two--com- mon sense and perseverance.-- -F eltham I N i R 1 1 I I 1 I Y I 1 P 3 i i . V 1 9 1 i v Q i 2 i D 1 l I i 1 -, N v 1 N L , QP VI: W J ,Z i 1 ?-a if xr' 'Q wr as ' . ' EM , Q' V 1? . 1, i.,-J '14TEfQi:. 1 . V V LQ -:gWf?g,, ' V ' Q f f ' '3W', 5 'n ' 21, A M pqvvi ,Q 4271 L 'T ,, ' 'ft 1' ':. f Ulf ' J W' WM 1 ww rn V. A 'WY 4 5 14 Uffgamizaliom Vice-president, MaryAnn McDaniels Secretary, Ellen Morgan S. W. W. Girfy League Fa! President, Donnetta Brink Freshman Initiation on erence Highlights Year Treasurer, Carol Tipton ,LV ,af K ' ,C rf Representatives, Mary Scott, Patti Hancock, Lynn Turja and Mary Burchett Council members work at conference The Girls, League's year had many varied activi- ties. Big and Little Sister Week started the year. Kangaroo Court brought many squeals and screams from the freshman and new girls. The Southwest Washington Girl's League Conference, which was held at Washougal, created much activity during the fall. Girls' Leagues from all over Southwest Wash- ington attended. Christmas time found the girls making favors for hospitals. Spring was highlighted by the annual Mother-Daughter Tea, at which time the Girl of the Year was announced. Social Chairman, Linda Berry Girly' League C reed I believe as a high school girl of Washougal, I should be: Joyous, courageous, and courteousg Truthful, considerate, and justg Loyal and sincere in friendshipg Too noble to speak ill of othersg Willing to forgive and forgetg Prompt and gracious in obedienceg Ready to do all possible serviceg Quick to appreciate what is done for meg Respectful to my eldersg True to the best that is within meg that I may become a fine and worthy Woman. Girly of the M 0 ntby , N , f i --fr' 'W R 1 W I 4 German Club seren ades cl asses during Christmas Week. German Club Begzm Fzrst Year President, .lon DeGroote and Vice-President, Rod Burton. German Cluh is a new organization this year, but it has already proved its worthiness. Among its many activities were a trip to Portland for a German dinner in a German restaurant. The members also went to a movie together. During Christmas week, they serenaded the classes With, German Christmas carols. They ended their year with a Waschling Festival, an old German holiday. Treasurer, Gary Steinmeyer and Secretary, Leslie Hornbeck. I.R.C. Attendf S. U7.I.R L Linda Berry, President. International Relations Club had a very successful year with the membership soaring. The year began with the announcement that Ellen Richards had been chosen as Miss United Nations. IRC also had a get-together with the Camas IRC club. The club worked towards the two days at SWIRL held at Clark College when the members of all the IRC clubs meet and hold a mock United Nations assembly. is y , F- , I IRC Officers: Vicki Thrall Teresa Schlecfl Linda Berry Sandy McCary .luhe Kramer, and Janet Dilley. l R C ': . X 2 i IRC members don't all get together very often-there is no room big enough' V Slave eek Creaief Activity Latin Club masters prepare for Slave Week The Slave Week brought much activity to the Latin Club. The week started with the slave sale. First year students were sold to the masters,', gods , and god- desses , which were the second year students and former Latin students. The slaves worked hard to please their masters by clean- ing lockers, running errands, and having penny races up and down the halls. The end of the week was high- lighted by the royal Latin Club Banquet. The slaves', provided the entertainment while the mas- ters , gods , and goddesses feasted. President, Chuck Barber Vice-president, Lois Cotton Secretary-treasurer, Sandy McCary Poor slaves have to practice long hours to present a play to their masters J? as Spanish Club fe Spazniyb Club Breazkf Pinata The highlight of the Span- ish C1ub's year was the Span- ish Club Banquet. Featured at the banquet were such Spanish Club Spanish specialties as tacos, Dick Anderson, President chili, tortillas, and enchiladas. Club members dressed in native Spanish costumes, and Sandy Edgley received a prize for the best one. Last but not least, the breaking of the pinata ended the evening with a shower of candy for all. Pat MacDonald, Treasurer Sharyl Alder, Vice-President Glenda Wilcox, Secretary. National Honor Society Linda Berry Donnena B1-ink Janet Cox Beckie Fauglid 'mzsfes f My 'T 355332.'rlfifgfiizfli ,g'aL?L2zfv 'P '- 1 Q- -I 1, fl iaispaii' ,kj it :K5J1H:.5? 5 I ff' '-:r 3 '. . Mi'1h',,Q!i'5f'h: !. - ' gifs Q-5 'Q W Wxg 4 ,f H XP, 5 s 1 l a 1 ,J f Q ofa I t V , 4' ,A 1 e if April Hansen Leslie Hornbeck Lori Lovette Kathy Kaiser 'flaw 1 a gg img? ,gfzss.:if,f: E 2 59 1 5 - Y' 5 I 5, , A QW M, f 5 'wr W .n,. if Donna, Gibbons Pedro Gonzalez io w.f?..e-M. i- ii?l4?Hs 'f51h5f: I ' - ' kzzifzvlnlffgwv -N ' l'k-,mf-A V Wf11',f:J:.:SS.fl:i' .-:J ff. Ifdwnf f f yi: W' 1f+lfes.fz1i:52W i PM Fi I 'liifflsl P lufiffif it v ,fi'llQA 1 r ' Q- Q 5' 1' . ' I i sf Jeff Lightheart Charles Lindgren I Laurene.Ma1fait Sandy McCary Linda McDowell Ellen Morgan L 'n 'N li Penny Ogle Karen Paulson N in Becky Syltebo Winnie Tuholski Mary Scott Margie Straughan l I David Wall Daryl Wilcox I Sandy McCary President Mary Scott Donna Gibbons Treasurer Secretary I nitiiition Marky Honor Soiietylf Ye f v ew Honor Society's year was an active one, centerd around earning sullicient funds for two Honor Society Scholarships and the initia- tion of the new National Honor Society students. Through con- cessions and a magazine sale, Honor Society was able to offer two S5100 Schol- arships to Linda Berry and Beckie Fauglid. 617' '57 G Honor Society Members Take Time to Relax. 25 ep Club and ' W' Clzz 'W' Club spends some time organizing coming events. 'W' Club scheduled its year around spon- soring a dance after a football game, going swimming at Stevenson, and planning the All Sports Banquet. They also attended the dessert banquet put on by the Pep Club. W' Club Officers: Ed Helland, Presidentg .lim Hickam, Vice- Presidentg DeLayne Brink, Secretary-Treasurerg Dick Anderson, Sergeant-of-arms. Dennis Doyle was selected as the most outstand- ing athlete by the members of 'W' Club. 26 flttefm' Award Banque! Inner tubes, crazy costumes, and silly stunts set the scene for Pep Club initiation. Pep Club had a busy schedule of activities. The year found the members attending football and basketball games, raising money by sponsoring a dance, and honor- ing the Senior basketball boys, parents, ln the spring their activ- ity-filled year was closed by the annual 'W' Club dessert hour when Julie Kramer was announced as inspirational girl and Ted Morris as inspirational boy. Pep Club Ollicersx Janet Cox, Presidentg Maureen Hatten, Vice-President Terry Armstrong, Treasurer. Pep Club creates spirit for the winning team-the Panthers! This is easy!! It has been a strenuous year, but Girls' Athletic As- sociation had a successful one. Between volleyball and basket- ball tournaments which created championships teams, G.A.A. members found time to part- icipate in playdays in Olym- pia and Chehalis. They also had a picnic and a bike hike to Lacamas Lake. At the close of the year, the members chose Linda Berry as inspirational player and Laurene Malfait as outstanding player. G A A. I-Im Its Own Clmmpy Laurene holds a G.A.A. meeting. Linda Berry, Inspirational Player. Laurene Malfait, President. The other officers were Janet Cox, Vice-President and Beckie Fauglid, Secretary. Laurene Malfait, Outstanding Player Many participate in the Thursday evening activities. j.E. T.S. Promote Scientzfc Refearcla Junior Engineering and Technological Society is composed of students interested in the world of sci- ence. In December the club decorated a Christmas tree for the school. The club also earned funds and bought a new weather station. The officers are: Dale Luthy, Presidentg Becky Sylteho, Vice Presidentg Joyce Hornbeck, Secre- taryg and Leslie Hornbeck, Social Chairman. President Dale Luthy mixes chemicals. JETS Members in the Chemistry Room Wi, 1.6 K urn., Pom 1966-67 When the going gets tough, the tongh getf going. 33 66 Trim League E af I gr ampf . ' V,.A m, A h ' h 1 . L 57 K2 525 ' xg, M b y g ? , fmt? ' 3 1 f l f ig XMI J A ' 1 2 1 f i f,V X ff-I x 1 Ni f I 'JM Bi , H Q, Q 5,! ,'Q, , , , A Mr KWH H5353 M K' Gi'ff-IQ' 'f K' 'S A - 5 - ' X -' , . . x f .ffl-yi' ,.f..-3 -1f,,r- My W - V ,' - , f , W ., K - ' :H . xg F mg'a -H 5 mrjse .-1 H rw 4 wh x , , W, B7 3 I : I Y 1 Biff f B gg R tu ' A .. X Mg f N 7 ' M., Q 3 A Q4 , ,JL ' , Q :A A K in YP N ? R. iff - i -J gi U R J m'?:!a:v'1,-L a'V7T2-nl' 'Li '71 H' M ' G-21:5--Ag ' W . i,.'...'f, W J . L wghffwf' L f MLA G uk-1.3 f 5 QT 'TT 'if 1 ' 'W ' ': :1i'1:, -1+-'Q M ,F 3-:vF'a.' QM: ' -A ,. , 'Wh' MQ S'w?lM L 4 4' y-i ' f Vw,-'Q:?S'H?+ 7i'5f,' .' 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WASHOUGAL 19-WHITE SALMON 14 The Panthers traveled to White Salmon to improve their record of 2 wins and no losses. The Panthers relied on a strong comeback after being down 7-0 and 14-6 to defeat the determined Bruins. Washou- gal's scoring came from Mike ,lendro's and Dennis Doyle's runs from within the 10, and J eff Lightheart's pass to Tim Woodman from 15 yards. Don Piontek hit 1 of 3 extra point kicks attempted. Pmztloem Claw Their Way To '66 Trim Tztle WASHOUGAL 20-WOODLAND 0 In the Panthers' third league game of the 1966 season, they took another step on their way to the Trico League Champion- ship by downing Woodland 20-0. The first score of the game came in the second quarter as Mike .lendro crossed the goal line with the hall. Don Piontek's kick was good. The next two touchdowns came in the fourth quarter as Dennis Doyle and Charlie Lindgren each scored. Piontek missed one of the extra points, and Sam Autry crashed across the line for the other extra point, thus making the Panthers vic- tors with a 20-0 score. Coach Pettyjohn gave Sam Autry, Den- nis Doyle, and Mike .lendro special praise for fine offensive play. WASHOUGAL 25-RIDGEFIELD 0 The Panthers beat the Ridgefield Spud- ders 25-0 for their sixth straight win and fourth shutout. The only score of the first period came on a one yard run hy Jeif Lightheart. Den- nis Doyle ended the first half scoring on a 77 yard run. After a scoreless third quarter Sam Au- try broke loose for a 25 yard touchdown and Piontek's kick was good. Lightheart scored another one-yard run to end the scoring 25-0. WASHOUGAL 34eCAS'lTLE ROCK 20 The Panthers clinched the Trico title with a 34-20 victory over Castle Rock dur- ing the annual Homecoming game. Those scoring were Dennis Peake, 12 pointsg Jeff Lightheart, 12 pointsg Sam Autry, 6 points, and Don Piontek 4 P.A.T.'s. Autry breaks loose for good yardage against Woodland De n's D l , 1851b- 561305 haiigbickv first 195 lb. senior guard, first team all team all confcfrence, captain Conference and inspirational player ' 4 Sam Autry 155 lb. junior halflaack, sec- ond team all conference SCOII Brill Gary Steinmeyer DPLHYHC Brink 145 lb. junior guard, second 160 lb, junior end, A11 cgnfgrence 145 lb. junior defensive back, All team, all conference 110110131319 mentign, conference honorable mention 38 .lim Martell Chuck Heller Jeff Lightheart 240 lb. junior tackle, first team all 215 lb. junior tackle, first team all 155 lb. senior guard captain, conference conference first team all conference Tim Woodman. 160 lb. junior end, second team all conference Mike jendro Dave Pettyjohn 160 lb. sophomore linebacker, all 190 lb- SOPITOHIOIC Center, all conference honorable mention conference honorable mention 39 19 ,K f- - ,fn ,, W X f'-Wwwvmmm-ww We Heh fi : 15443355 , ' v lf' ,jr www, , - ,, ML 1 S L., 31 2 1 5, .k,..4!?, 'A 'N- i 4 0 Z 1 s .W . A 1, 2 ! x 9 ai , L xl' Q if 21' w 5 Qi Q! X QP N , - . V J' f V 'v SEHLX. -.4 ,Q f 'f 9 , F, 3 wif ' V, A Q L1L,L. f'??ezQ-X . . fggf' , L .L.W N . 'urns 'WW ,W . fqfgegg, 'wi - 5 - ., 1, I , , af ERI :QQ l X W '11, f i .. . ii -11 :?ffi,s-, QEEPH .22 L. assi 13 , -v i5'fmif . ww , Q, A L I effs , W: 'X The Panther squad wait their turn ar the Southern Trice League Jamboree Wash mga! Pla cef Tbzm' I 72 Trzco The Panthers were guided to a third place herth by coach Kay LeMaster with a 93 league record. The Panthers were young with only three seniors, and had seven returning lettermen. Junior forward Gary Steinmeyer led the Panther scoring with 226 points and senior forward Dennis Doyle was second with 220 points. Leo Blodgett, junior cen- ter, was leading rehounder with 116 fol- lowed closely hy Dennis Doyle with 110. Senior guard Jeff Lightheart hit 52 percent of his shots to lead in field goal shooting. Next year's season looks brighter for the Panthers. There will he eight returning lettermen, including three of this year's starters. Peake looks for an opening against Kalama. to , Gary 945 'zu mf' ,F ' them T ke Tbzm' I I hBlod2qg, F, 0 ' .la xv'r 'fra jfvqs ul - gQfix.:?'.4: sau wa Hr. - 2 fs, 'ell-uwizf' x iQ, F-T553 N Q f K q ,1'Q?4yf L W -3,31 Q ,, vw M., 3 ,E 'k-v ,EL k il. ,E i., . ,,- fiifi? LL . ., . 5 .wkfxs V Q .. N lk , k fn wx. Coach LeMaster gives last minute instructxons before the jump Pamiloer Czzby G0 9-3 .Qi N Front row 1 to rg Robin Hale, Tom Hughes, Tony Carl, Gary Anderson, Shane Kennedy, Brent Busby, J im Hambleton, second row l to rg Coach Ken Anderson, Craig Denton, Tim Edgely, Sam Autry, David Pettyjohn, Charles Heller, Tim Woodman, Lauri Dayton, Lawrence Davenport. Castle Rock .. Woodland . . . Ridgefield .... White Salmon Kalarna ..... Stevenson . . . Ridgefield .... Castle Rock . . . White Salmon Woodland .... Kalama ..... Stevenson . . . J.V. Schedule W.H.s. op. ..... 44 .... .....63.. ..... 73.. .....53.. .....62.. .....62.. Manager Don Piontek takes a break. 1 J.V.s TAKE 2ND IN TRICO The 1966-67 ,l.V. basketball team under the leadership of Coach Ken Anderson had a very suc- cessful season. Their nine win-three loss record earned them second place in the league. In non- league play they had one win and two losses going against Double A schools. Front Row 1 to r.g Pat MacDonald, Steve McClellan, Dale Anderson, Chuck Barber, John Begier, Mark Dunlap, Jim Begier Dick Anderson Roger Daniels, Dan Stineback, Gregg Early, Scott MacDonald. Back Row: l. to r.g Coach Rodriguez, Ron Madden Victor Holiman Carl Bocchi, Leif Leifsen, Manager David Lackey. The Panther Matmen finished third in Trico with a league record of 5 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie in their third year of competition. The team, under the direction of Coach Larry Rodriguez and leadership of co-captains, Chuck Barber and Leif Leifsen, displayed some line talent and showed great team spirit. Although the team placed third in Trico, special attention should be called to individual eiforts by two wrestlers. Scott MacDonald, a sophomore who wrestled at 103, finished the season with a 9 win and 1 loss record. The other was g'Big ,lim Begier who wres- tled at 191 lbs. He went to the district match and placed fourth, missing a chance to go to state by one position. Next year Coach Rodriguez will have some fine returning lettermen with good experience under their belts. Some of these are Dick Anderson, Chuck Barber, Roger Daniels, Pat MacDonald, Ron Madden, and Steve McClellan. With these men the wres- tling team has great potential and an excellent chance to place high in the league next year. Coach Rodriguez Ah M rf 'gm 5 Q L - f . 5 YQ 'E S M, f 4- W:-Qf fNs2 A. w , 1 X Yip Front row l to r Roger Daniels Steve Green M1ke Meyer Denms Peake DeLayne Brmk Chuck Barber Back row 1 to r Rick Peake M1ke Chappell Danny Amundson Dave Pettyjohn Mike .lendro Dennis Doyle fcaptamb meba!! 1967 Under the leadership of Coach Nagel the Panthers had a successful season wlth a 5 3 record Battlnb was led by Captain Dennis Doyle wlth a 473 average and DCHUIS Peake Wlth Date April 7 April 21 April 24- May 2 May 2 May 5 May 5 May 12 May 12 Head coach Carl Nagel a 333 average Both of these boys made the Trlco All Star team Doyle also led 1n the pltchlno depart ment with two of the league Wins The 1967 Varsity Record Opponent Stevenson . . . White Salmon l..aCenter .... Stevenson . . . Stevenson . . . LaCenter . . . LaCenter .... White Salmon White Salmon Panthers .. .... 5 .... .. .... 3.... . .. .... 6.... . .. .... 4 .... .. .... 5.... .. .... 3.... .. OPP ..9 ..2 ..5 ..12 .. 1 .. 1 ..3 ..5 ..2 vi.:-4L.x' -. J, . ,, Dennis Peake belts another one of his triples out into left field. Mike Chappell anxiously awaits the ball for an out at Hrst. Doyle Fires one across in pre-game warm-up 4' . . I- JV 1 Q The result of this cut by Delayne Brink was a good double. 49 , 'uff'SE?6?!e -.1 ww ' X 'K X91 'K UGH ! Andy Hies low. .ga Senior pacesetters. A coach has anxious moments. 5 If ' Q' i l lg: 5 . ,A Q I J ' .M -' 2. With arms flying and legs pounding .... they're off! Butch Blodgett anchors the mile relay for an easy victory. ' '. ff' 4 ' and , , QLQZQM ' 3- df' gif? i3fP? ff'i?Ei14 , fx f H' . v .- ap .B-ad.'.xi 4, V ' gk, MN2,iX3:W'5AM5Qx jg 1,3 2 13, .L we-emwmw we fi 2 . K, K H M . , it e,,i g ,. gr Q r , x W' ' V 1 W TA-VSWJSMLH' we fs.. 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To the victor .... go the spoils From left to right: Dave Brown, Don Piontek, Boh Wohlsein, Rod Burton, Bob Frieberg, Ralph Burrelle, and Gary Steinmeyer. GOQIZQ67 Highlighting the golf tearn's year was a The boys, coached by Clarence Friedrich, trip to the South West tournament held at were in the following order of play: Bob Ocean Shores. Frieberg, Don Piontek, Ralph Burrelle, Bob Wohlsein, Dave Brown and Gary Stein- meyer. Mr. Friedrich shows the boys proper form on a short putt. Mr. Friedrich does his own caddying. Piontek sinks a short putt. ' A A , A A long drive by Burrelle. .W f ,, Howa- ..m,,, , , V..-04..,., Q '?: :g- r,- ,H ,,, ,g -f,,., . . . sin 1,9 Wohlsein concentrates on a long putt. Green shows good form. 55 A ctivitief Homecoming Queen 51293 Jazz ef Cox X it 1 Am' Ruth Shank Sophomore Princess sperm fkw . ,XW,fff' .xy w3.i1?'F M, f ., 0. ,av -w 0ZH lL Karen Keiser Freshman Princess ,IPX K 'H fi ef S5 pe, .b V. Diane Meyer Junior Princess Q Linda Berry Senior Princess Senior Princess Alex Baggas Homemming Marky Finn' S0614 An expectant hush fell over the crowd as the Homecoming princesses were escorted onto the field during the half-time activities of the Washougal-Castle Rock football game. Sparkling with excitement and anticipation, the girls were presented to the admiring crowd. The Drill Team formed the initial of the lucky girl, and the crowd broke into applause as Janet Cox was named Washougal High's 1966 Homecoming Queen. The dance, with the theme of 4'Harvest Moon, was held the following night in the balcony of the High School gym. Highlighting the evening was the coronation of Queen Janet by football captains, Jeff Lightheart and Den- nis Doyle. ,,5'- D ll srss 5 1 y L l l 1966 Homecoming Court includes Ruth Shank Meyer, and Karen Keiser. Event Of Tbe Year. Jim Little and the Sentimentalists provide music for dancing. Queen Janet leads her subjects in the Queen's Dance. ZITI' rry, Queen Janet Cox, Alex Baggas, Diane A dreamy atmosphere created by falling autumn leaves and golden moonlight sets the mood for dancing. 61 1 Is this squaredancing?? iris Ge! Their Chan Harmonizing with the theme of Swingin' Sadie, this yearis Sadie Hawkins Dance was a swingin' success. Held in the cafeteria on the evening of February 17, the dance was spon- sored by the Journalism class. Bright spot of the evening was the announce- ment of Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae. Dale Luthy and Vicki Thrall were chosen for their original costumes. An annual specialty of Sadie Hawkins is the performing of marriages. The gals drag their guys to the local parson's for the ceremony ofliciated by Parson Mark Hatten and Assistant Peggy Locke. A perfect end to a perfect evening! 62 Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae are presented by Mary Scott. Nowhere provide Z Sadie Ha wkim Dame 3 5 I ff? ,glxxigg 3 fm- .'i'f e --1 V. K 'F' M ' if 'S 1 Y - fi i A I g fi 'l in ' Q . You may kiss the bride. 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' N N 2, '...f, , ., ,F 4-as Lf ' ,V ILQLZQXQEQFQQ K ' if 1 aff k L , g,, ,,f 41'-fx - T Lffvl-i 95JQfJ , VV Vx 'Wx HR!9?:?,,,g.. f 5, 1 1 ? ' if f 4 Y ,A----ax 146 3 5 1 xi: yt W 1 W' A 1 Q . A 4 f. A Ann.. f fe ,ri we ww ww ,5 bf 51- W-2, v ef me : ' 5:54 V-f 'Q' .Q Academia .fy ' A Mary Burchett and Larry Gifford work on class sections. Fred Dunham-Photographer Kazzjwzwi Sz'affSi1'i1fe5 01' All-American Annual W-..,,,-.W Vf,, -' 'MM DOUUCUH Brink-BUSUICSS Manager Charlie Lindgren and Bill Seekins write script for the sports section. With the changeover from a spring to a fall delivery, this year's annual contains many innovations. The annual staff worked extra hard to acquire the money to support the color pages cause. A fuller coverage was given the spring sports with more ac- tion shots of baseball, track, and golf. A big thrill, especially for the seniors, was the inclusion of graduation excitement-from the distribution of caps and gowns to the Baccalaureate Service and finally to the Commencement Exercises and the Senior Party. Many long hours of work went into the production of Kaiyawi 1967. Attempting to meet the deadlines, the annual staff spent days selling advertisements, drawing lay- outs, writing copy, and waiting for pic- tures. The challenges and rewards derived from the work were well worth the effort as we, the annual staff, now present to you, Kaiyawi 1967. April Hansen and Sandy McCary-Editors-in-Chief The annual staff has fun too! Panther alex Beeo mer Printed Paper Kathy Kaiser-Editor-in-Chief Kathy Kaiser, editor of Panther Tales, attended summer conferences in journalism at the University of Washington and the University of Idaho. Margie Straughan also attended the University of Idaho while Lynn Barchus Calderone and Sharron Hunter went to Portland State. With many new ideas, they came back with enthusiasm to really make Panther Tales great. And they succeeded. For the first time in the history of our school, Panther Tales became a printed paper. Excellent coverage was given to the many school activities and events- academic, sports, and social. Items such as editorials, senior spotlights, and the I Love and I Wishi' columns were enjoyed by all. The paper staff also sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins dance which was a great success. Congratulations go to this year's Panther Tales staff for a job well-done. Haa Sharron Hunter-Busineeg Manager Linda Ireton-Columbian Reporter Alex Baggas-'Managing Editor Margie Straughan-Post Record Reporter ' W ' ,pgs asp 9 9 45 of 5-Ph0t0E1'aPhY Editor Roger Daniels and Pat MacDonald-Sports Editors Editor 79 WAR! QQ! . p X, t Y E ai Q :fir Q., . ,r X Milk X. XX K Z -vwn ' Q2 Wffii U 1 ! 3 I . 5 Higlaliglytf Bama' Year Washougal High School's Band began the year by electing officers. Then they set- tled down to hard work and many hours of practice for their many appearances sched- uled for the year. Highlighting their year was the exchange concert with Enumclaw High School. The WHS Band traveled to Enumclaw to pre- sent their concert and spent the night at various band members' homes. Several weeks later, the Enumclaw Band came to Washougal to present their concert and spent the night here. The Pep Band played at all the pep assemblies and at the home football and basketball games. The Band appeared in their annual Christmas Concert and again for the Spring Concert. Their final appearance was at the Commencement Exercises. Among the outstanding Band members were Donna Gibbons and Dale Luthy who were selected to attend Music ln May in Forest Grove, Oregon. The Band plays at Commencement Exercises. wi an 1 q 1 , 1 6 1 as mil W' .,, ., ,my 1 'Wg' A, yv'L V ' 31:55 h he: fjww have L .mv-wma-cqfwpmnuwwfwas N..- swan' .lanet Cox Judy Ritchey Kathi Essex Leslie Baker Lovely Leading Lezdief Can-Can Girls Flouncing their multi-colored petticoats are Cheryl McDanie1s, Marla Haack, Wendy Johnston, Janet Krogstad, Debbie Anderson, Marsha Leifson, and Janie Hansen. Many long hours of rehearsals-both after school and evenings-Went into the produc- tion of Cay Nineties in 3-D. Parts were given out in October, and members of the cast spent the next weeks perfecting their roles and making their costumes. The final outcome-November 17, 18, and 19-was one of sheer fun and delight for all. Eric Sadewasser and Doug McEnry are featured ' ' in Black Face. Kicking high are Ken Nelson Scott Brill Marchbank. fiif K V, 1 in wi If LV, fi' gun O , :.s?,Q Q Ofc' 'QL' . up 4 o gb., 0 ,, ...W ,- , 4 V O Pbyficlzl Education mm' I nclzlmfilzl Am Cl6Z.l'56.Y develop skills. Industrial Arts classes at WHS C4 sist of General Metals which plat emphasis on tool maintenance., sh skills, designs and construction of u ful metal projects while using tea niques of forging, arc welding, sh metal and oxyacetyle welding. Woodshop teaches use of comm power equipment and safety while cc structing furniture, houses, and boa Mechanical and Architectural Drawi classes cover the drawing of hot plans to scale. 'Physical Education classes place ei phasis on physical fitness. The M -rines' Physical Fitness tests were givi this year and Washougal had excelle test results on an individual basis. Out of a possible 500 pts. Cin which on 3 Marines have eve-r achieveclj, Charles Lindgren did a superior job of scoring T, .47 :Taj if ' Home Ee. and Commerczez! Clauses Prepare U5 For The Future Home and Family Life classes emphasize food and nutrition, tex- tiles and clothing, family health, housing and home furnishings, personal and family relationships, child care and development, home management, and money manage- ment. Commercial classes consist of Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, Bookkeeping I and II, and Business Law. Students strive for accuracy and speed in Typing and Shorthand, for general knowledge of business and personal book- keeping and neatness in Bookkeep- ing, and to be aware of contracts and tort law in Business Law. English helps students to com- municate better and to understand life. English 1-2 and 3-4' deal mainly with principles of grammar and sentence structure with devel- opment of skill at writing para- graphs and compositions. English 5-6 is composed of a detailed study of the short story, novels, and poetry with extensive study of compositions and theme writing. English 7-8 is mainly a study of English literature and the develop- ment of the English language. History classes help the students in understanding their world. It begins with the progress of man through the ages and envelopes a study of World geography, United States history, and Washington State history. Contemporary World Problems deals with the economic status of the world and its present problems. Englzflr and Hzytory Ain! I 72 Commzmzwzizon and mlerymmling Courses oiiered for students desiring a com- plete background in mathematics are Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Algebra and Trigon- ometry, and Math Analysis. Algebra deals with set theory and simple quadratic equations, Geometry deals with constructions and proofs of geometric properties, Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry deals with derivations of theorems and solutions of equations, and Math Analysis deals with advanced mathematical concepts. Three phases of science were taught- Biology, Physics, and Chemistry. Biology is an inquiry into living things, Physics is a study of such ideas as dynamics and electricity, and Chemistry is an introduction to the physical and chemical phenomena related to the elements. Malia and Sczeme Stzmulate Mzndy ts, ' I I .. 1 as . -ov . af. l as ' was . -nv I Q yi 'nw-sms at 6 mu nm W N W jr ' A c 1 I I M. 1 my f , Q Q 0 O , -, -AM 1 . x 1 HQ 5 . .W K Mm . Q Q. Q ' it A if f I a f 4 Q. I O fi W ff W il MW' fy - , 'f,LM?f2 ' K A f J, 1 X' Q. ,. , . 4 I 4 1 Secretary Mrs. Ramona Whitham . 92 Adminifzfmzfz Mr. Leo Blodgett began his first year as Superintendent of Washougal schools this year. He has previously been principal of W.H.S. and Assistant Superintendent of the school system. Mr. Richard Walker stepped into the posi- tion of Assistant Superintendent. He was for- merly principal of the elementary schools. Mr. Blodgett and Mr. Walker have been faced with a large project this year. Money was appropriated by a special school levy for additional class rooms and physical education facilities. Mr. Bill ,lurgens is completing his second successful year as principal at W.H.S. His right- hand man is vice-principal and boys' counselor, Mr. David Cox. For the 1966-67 school year, Mr. ,lurgens and Mr. Cox have worked on such innovations at W.H.S. as activity period, a new system of class rotation, and helping the students obtain recreational equipment for the school. While meeting these new conquests, Mr. Jurgens and Mr. Cox continue to aid each student in his every-day problems and in planning his future. Secretary Mrs. Teresa White nowziiom Amend in 1966- 67' Vice Principal, Boys' Counselor Principal Mr. David Cox Mr. William .lurgens Secretary, Mrs. Carol Brendle Bookkeeper, Mrs. Shirley Frosh l 41 1 'ls 0 o ,il Q. J H1320 ' 1 N-Ln . Miss Darlene Johnston Miss Patricia Delaney BS. Home Economics BS. Home Economics University of Idaho University of Idaho The true azz Mrs. Nona Olsen Mr. Don Goodale MS. Music Education M.Ed. Music University of Idaho Central Washington State College l Mrs. Darlene Settje B.A. Education Eastern Washington State College f everyone who mpirey . QA 'er svffef 4 Mr. Kay LeMaster Mr. Lyle Pettyjohn Mr. William Suver B.A. Education B.S. Social Science BS. Economics Western Washington State College University of Oregon University of Oregon L r if 'Nl I ,Q tif 555 . X F, k X Mr. Patrick Burke Mr. Carl Nagle Mr, Gerald Krause BA. Education B.A. Education M.Ed. Industrial Arts Western Washington State College Eastern Washington State College Eastern Washington State College Jlaoulcz' be, not to . Mr. Robert Strange Miss .lean Colyar Mr. Alec Custer B.Ed. English B.A. English B.A. Social Studies Gonzaga University Washington State University Washington State Universitv 97 f. s-ew 'SX Mr. Lauro Rodriguez Mr. Ron Phillips Mr. Oliver Larsen B.A. Chemistry B.A. Science-Math B.A. EdLlC2ti0l1 Central Washington State College Western Washington State College Pacific Lutheran UI1iV6rSitY impart lair own opinion, WM 3 Mr. Clarence Friedrich Mr. Richard Smith B.S. Health and P.E. B.A. Mathematics 98 Lewis and Clark College Seattle Paciiic College Take out a piece of paper! We're going 'to have a quiz. Groans and moans are heard from the students! I didn't study. Where's my home- work? May I have a corri- dor pass? Can Iget a drink? These are the typical remarks the teachers hear from the students as they start a busy day at W.H.S. In addition to their class- room activities, the teachers also help hy advising the dif- ferent clubs, taking tickets at the games, and chaperoning the various dances. Mrs. ,loan Cox Miss Carolyn Schlien Miss Bernita Lien B.A, Education B.A. Business Administration S0f31010gY Eastern Washington State College Washington State University UHIVCTSHY Of Idaho but to kindle mindx. -F. W. Robemon 1 A , 4' Q 5 Uv' 4 'Q s ,sit Q, 8.1! ww- PVI1-sirlgjlivtgfffffV Li 5111111021 rl 1. mit ,H Student Council Workf to Better Lzj? at W. H .S . Members of the Student Council: Frank Crawford, Dave Pettyjohn, Roger Snoey, Ron Wysaske, DeLayne Brink, Pedro Gonzalez, Wayne Burchett, Dale Luthyg Ann Guard, Mary Hoxie, Linda Ireton, Caryn Rader, Mike Meyer, Ellen Morgan, Penny Ogle, Dennis Doyle, Llna Miller, Winnie Tuholski, Janet Cox, Karen DelGrossog Vicki Townsend, Donnetta Brink, Vicki McDowell, Susi Baker, Jeff Llghtheart, Linda Dolan, Laurene Malfait, Kathy Blodgett. This year., after carrying out the annual Homecoming activities, the big aim of the Student Council has been to make life at W.H.S. more enjoyable for the students. They sponsored a magazine sale, in which the student body took an active interest. With the profit from the magazine sale and other sources, the Student Council was able to purchase two ping-pong ta- bles which are used during the lunch hours and before and after school. Set up crew: Dick Anderson, Tim Woodman, Rich Adams, Delayne Brink, Jeff Lightheart, Jim Hickam 1' Donnetta relates her experiences to eager audiences. 2 Donnetta and her German family outside their home. A.F.S. Stzzcleniy Donnetta Brink Donnetta was chosen for an A4.F.S. 'summer exchange student to Germany after completing numerous forms and applications. After being screened by the local A.F.S. board, her application was sent to New York, where the final selection was made. The summer started for Donnetta with a train trip across the United States with several other A.F.S. students. It included a trip to Washington, D.C., and a short stay in New York. From New York, she traveled by ship to Ger- many, where she was met by her first family and was taken to Oifenbach, near Frankfurt, her home for the month of July, Her second month in Cer- many was spent in Meckelstedt, with her second family. . . . 0- . . . 9 7 9 5 ' 7 9 Y' -O' G igi. I . T ' 'Sa fe ' -'gf njoy trzju abroad. 1 ,N ,,. 5:5473 Pedr Pedro and his American brothers and sister, Randy, Maureen and Mark. Pedro Gonzalez, foreign exchange student from Panama City, Panama arrived in Washougal this year only to be caught up in a whirl of activities at Washougal Hlgh School Pedro resided w1th the Ralph Hatten family llV1I1b w1th his American brothers Mark and Randy and h1S American slster Maureen Pedro arrived at Washougal confused and perplexed but when lt came time for h1m to leave he had made many friends and Washougal had become h1S home away from home Pedro and Donnetta tie the knot at Sadie Hawkins o escorts Maria to Homecoming Pedro Roman Gonzalezjr Ei' wmv 'Mm X . wg YM' ?W' 1-in Clmfef Susan Baker Kenneth Bedell Bonnie Begier Kathy Blodgett Leonard Bottemiller Teresa Bottemiller David Branson Delenda Brink Larry Broersma Mike Brown Charles Browning Esther Burns Jackie Burrelle Patricia Carroll Cathy Collins Richard Cotton Richard Cross I Flint Gross Brenda Gunther Randy Hatten Patti Hancock Roland Hammerich Katherine Heller Minda- Higgins Don Hobson Glenna Hobson Sandra Hoffman Kenneth Huddleston Diane Huffman 108 Bonnie Dunn Pam, Faler Dennis Ferguson Tera Fletcher Bill Flohr Christine Ford Lindsey F rosh Nita Godsil Freylamen Wm AS Bob Marshall Ellen Morton Cynthia Mason Tim McAtee Robyn McEl1en Dale McCullough Mike McDonald Vicki McDowell Doug McEnery Ilyle McGlothlin Gene McGlothlin Gloria McNeally Steve Meyer I im Michael Paul Miller Pam Morris Robert Mulcrone Karen Nelson Berverly Jeffcott Carolyn Johnson Karen Keiser Terry Krause Sheri Kreighbaum Daniel Lane Pam Leeds Marsha Lethlean Connie Lindgren Barbara Linnerman Cherie Lott Don MacAurther 109 Lillian Norris Howard Oberg Karen Oherg Ann Papriska Kathy Pafker Julianne Poulsen Richard Peterson Gary Pratt Nancy Pratt Dennis Quinn Camille Rader Eric Rasmussen Mike Resa Sharidath Rhodes Archie Richards Eric Sadewasser John Sampson Mike Sanders Larry Scott Linda Schlotman -. A .: aw f, N I fi x ii, ,. V 5. ii f, lf 'V fi , 2451 af- 'lr ,A an sag 9.4.1, - -f ,fy fm wma' 'HO V056 were 5193 Mike Shirley Dale Shoemaker Vicki Shoemaker Bob Sill Susan Solinger Gerry Spencer Debbie Steinhau Linda Toy Sheila Townsend Debbie Tuholsky David Turja Rodney Turnbow t notfor long! Q f 1 via , 1 A 1- 1 J ,LL,,K,l I 3 , . , 1' fl Darlene Wurzer Ron, Wysaske Vicki Brill Marie Fox Evelyn Travis Bert Wait Virgil Walker Donna Whetzel Janet Wilcox Debbie Wilcoxson Kathy Wood Barbara Wooldridge Larry Wooldridge Roger Wright - 6 ' A PC' -1, :Mg fm-,H f a , N . Debbie Anderson Gary Anderson Rhonda John Begier Brent Busby ve' Barbara Bair DeVonna Brink Linda Chase Carl BOCCl'li .Backhuus TOHY Carl Linda Bright Kathy Carson Sopbomoref . . . ki it Y mf Q Ken Beaver Lauri Bedell Leland Bedell Carolyn Howard Steve Buck Broscheit Broscheit Chuck Cook Byron Coller Karlene Converse -if V C' 2 fi l 1 ' i ga 5 Pat Cook Evelyn Crispien Mike Crowe Randy Crum Rick Curtis Lawrence Laurie Dayton Craig Denton Janet Dole Mark Dunlap Davenport pap 17 i Tim Edgley' Sharee Fox Susan Fry Bob Geistlinger Ladinea Golliher Kevin Green Steye Green Anne GI-lard Danny Gustafson Marla Haack Gayle Hagenson Robin Hale Jim Hambleton J P11116 Hansen LOIS Helland Teri Helm Cherie Heltzel Randy Hopkins Mary Hoxsie Tom Hughes 101111 Jefldm . . .muglatzz1Din. . .' .QM Q ,,,, my J 'N Mike, Iendro Shirley Johnston Wendy Doris Kaiser Shayne Kennedy Penny .aj Hb' aw' ' 4 'K fs ,Nt -an - q-rr' r ai! I 'HL V Q5 S91 N y -Ba- y . 35 we C, gg'-ggie, , 1 may .rg of 'i 'Q wanna MacDonald Kraft Janet Krogstad David Lacky Patti Lane Rick Martell Cheryl Reta McCar1eY Laytham Marsha Leifsen Susan Lindgren Vicki Locke MCC2.IIliSh Luoma Scott Dave Marchbank Eddie Margeson high .School actizfitiey. . KVM A VU' f X 2 if 'C' Mike McCary Jack McCoy Cheryl Karen Meier Susan Morgan Christine Niece Joe.Ogle ' Dean Peet Dave Pettyjohn LMcDaniels Tonia Pickett Susan Piller Caryn Rader Christy' Rvmme I eH Pettyjohn 1 .I 5 , Q f , Ruth Shank l , we W 4 .. B Quai' Q., le N W X ., V ww 2 .,-at ,gas ,S Z Q 'W' 3, rx 194 Neil Shura Nina Shuftz Craig Rundell Rhonda Linda Sampson Winona Schaffer Mark Schell Sadewasser Steve Schell Ed Schmid Linda Smith Russ Schell Richard Solinger John Spencer John Soden Sopbomoref fhoofefingf. ,, ' V f , . if . 5 f -ef Mark Taylor Debbie Warren H6 Carol Tipton Vicky Townsend Rick Tucker Lynn Turja Shirley Vogel .ludy Walton Steve Weseman Edwin Whetzel Roxanne Steve Williams Gene Wright Whetzel al- .- ,J A4 .avi ard... .41--M , 4 A ,.....,,- an W A Pk ,. K, A 4 Q, r .- S-f w i, fp :J 4 i Sf ,Yu S. f 'Je-,fn ., W t Qs B f ,K ,j be , A i Nlelvin Abbe Sharyl Alder Danny Amundson Dick Anderson Terry Armstrong Sam Autry Sandy Baldwin Chuck Barber Merle Ben'y De Layne Brink Mary Burchett David Brown unior Leo Blodgett Ralph Burrelle Scott Brill Rod Burton .aw 415. Joyce Carroll Barbara Collins Fl 6541 , LM? , Susie Carroll Mike Chappell Monte Collins David Cotton David Chase Sherry Collett Lois Cotton Roger Daniels lady bardfor national lem! ,ff f, Q.-wgif 'unix Gregg Demarais Janet Dilley Q Pl N XX , F' gf 1. fy 3152, fl: 4' X iri W 1-.:rJ Linda De Shiell Fred Dunham Bill Deming Cary Douglas Joanne Early Sandy Edgley Linda Evans Sharon Fitzgerald Rhonda Golliher Robin Gustafson Pmcticingfor Jkitf- P fi WM Mike Good Linda Gunther Janet Hammrich M aureen Hatten Betty Hermann Painting bright figm- . , as Q va? E1 Q slim. 4, S? 45 new 2 -, I. . - .. .'fl 'f9 w e . f ' we oi aiu! I ,. ' ' !'EW .. .. 1 Charles Heller Toni Helm Joyce Hombeck Jim Horn Wanda Irwin n ji Mike Johnson' Margaret Kinney Donna MacArthur Jack Jkemtegaard Ed Laudert Pat MacDonald are apart ofthe M 't f n 4 hqx' .5 i KV i A -at 5 ' f t W i ! Q 1 '2 K M, was Milton Kreighbaum Dick Kreighhaum Julie Kramer Jack Langendoen Leif Leifsen Peggy Locke Zt72i0 V5 activity time mx-nv w1-mmwluwlffwmqmm-mmm. Ron Madden Jim Martell Mary Mastny Terry Matthews Stevey McClellan Lawrence H 0 V5 carry oat traditional Diane Meyer Steve Millard Ron Nichols Janice Paulson 122 'Wg Lina Miller Tom Mills Duane Nagel Rick Peake Danielle Pearson A Don Pointek McCullough lffff -any Clark Poulsen Lillian Pulaski Cathy Rader Susie Ratcliff Larry Sampson Teresa Schlegel Claudia Smith Penny Spencer Gary Steinmeyer Judy Ramsey Deanna Shaw Kathy Rankin Bill Seekins task of decorating for prom. The Traditional ,lunior-Sen- or Prom was an exciting vent for all attending. The theme Quiet Village led o many interesting features reated by the Juniors who ponsored the Prom. The Juniors willingly spent any nights at home and after chool working on palm trees, uts, and murals, to fill the alcony with the appropriate tmosphere. union cook up az Jtormf Dawn Thagon Vicke Thrall Larry Tonder Perry Warren Glenda Wilcox Edle W1lk1e Don Wilsey Terry Williams Ethel Wills 4 . . ..., f ... , Ron Winders Bob Wohlsein Tim Woodman Nora Wright Roger Zimmer mf Aung J pull 'al --W 9 X x 4 J!g s ,. , ,4 H - ' ' 5' Pr -af X v ,if 'FZ' f 'M' W lwi-'55-,.-,.f I . -airf- . .'3Q1'?f1A if T ' .' 71 5 W i A I Y ...-L, - M , A ' va ,e , V f :W m ,G ' ,, H ,,. .. -:Y I+ ., ,-- W, V , 9 E:f.'v V. 1 ' 1 If' .- . K v f 1 J ,' . f Q.,y-Qi? ' I . .Y - Swv, A 1' A 4 ' 'm 4 . f 3 A if Senior Clays Omcers Ed Helland-Vice Presidentg Dale Luthy-Presidentg Pedro Gonzalez-Treasurerg Nancy Cummings-Secretaryg Linda Berry-Social Qhairman 125 g 9 t Dv r 4 A K 1452. H' W 'rv Senio rf begin :bij yew wif Rich Adams Dale Anderson Keith Anderson Alex Baggas Lynn Barchus Jim Begiel' Linda Berry I Tere Bocchi Carla Branson 72 azppelitefor what lief ahead. 'Q' aim 3 'mi Travis Branson Donnetta Brink Patti Brumbaugh 1' Wayne Burchett Next senioryparliczjmte in Homecoming Donna Carr Esther Carroll Peggy Carroll Janet COX Frank Crawford Nancy Cummings We l i 2 Jim Davis ,lon DeGroote Karen DClG1'0SS0 azctivitiey by presenting az Jkzt. Steve Dole f Dennis Doyle Mike Doyle George Elkins M Kathy McEneny Essex H 0 mem ming if biglaliglate Beckie Fauglid Paul Ferguson Rod Fox Bob Friberg Lynn Gehman Donna Gibbons Larry Gifford Pedro R. Gonzalez, Jr. Mike Gregg by the Coronation o Qneen nnez' I . Linda Grove David Gunther Sherry Gustafson Alice Haack Judy Haag jM..,554 if , , April Hansen Mark Hatten E Edward Helland Jim Hickam Linda Dolan Hickam ' All work mm' noplay Randy Hildebrand Ted Hoffman Victor Hoifman Bill Hosclaw Leslie Hornbeck David Huffman Sharron Hunter Linda Ireton Gary Jensen ever! ! ! Danny Jones fx KKK Kathy K Richard K Seniom' oflen tak Lackey D Lainhart Loretta L P -1-fr., - Jeff Lightheart Charles Lindgren Howard Loren Lori Lovette Teri Lund Dale Luthy zmnzze extm-curricular activiiiey. Laurene Malfait Sandy McCary Gloria McCleary f, , , w r Maryann McDaniels Linda McDowell Seniom are mmyzzrecz' fo Bruce Meier Dennis Meyer Mike Meyer Ellen Richards Morgan Ted M01-I-is Ken Nelson Lorraine Niece Pat Norman Linda Oberg 6411175 amiga wm. . w V Penny Ogle Shirley Patterson Karen Paulson 2 5 E Diane Peterson Laura Peterson Clays of 67 Seniom amemblefor Craig Pickett Jeanine Raike Sandra Resa Judy Ritchey Ken Sampson Mary Scott Roger Snoey Steve Steinhauer Danny Stineback ina! claw picture 'QW-vtpf ww Margie Straughan Becky Syltebo Linda ter Horst ith both team' andjoy. ClMgThky W ' or an ac era innie Tuholski Danny V0 clzmtion and B6ZCC6Z!6lZH 6.6lZ6 mfef David Wall Steve West Daryl Wil Art Wohlsein Dale Wright Senior Honor! Donnemz Brink, , . Vnledictorinn gl 1 it Ai? Leading this yearls 1967 graduating class ' 'xg f. ' is Donnetta Brink, with a 3.95 Grade Point ' ' Average. Other outstanding achievements 'J-5 t -, Donncitta has attained are President of .I lvl , 1 ,. gi Girls' League, D.A.R. Good Citizen, A.F.S. Student to Germany and recipient of the Crown Zellcrhach Scholarship, , ,JV ' 1 'Ju 'ff - ' rep., ,- April Hiznyen Sizlntntorinn Next in line of the 1967 class is April Hansen with a Grade Point Average of 3.92. April was Co-Editor of the Annual this year. She was the recipient of a 31,200 Scholarship from Linfield College. Sclaolnrsbiot Y? Crown Zellerbach Washington State U David Wall Peggy Carroll 'J 'rv State U. W.E.A. John Fishback Becky Syltebo Penny Ogle Honor Societ AI'ld9l'S0I1 Honor Society Beckie Faugllid Burchett Linda Berry a, - y.,,.u 4. u --ya Y ' A wil ' + -L. , Wx gy - ,ff s.-,X .. 'ww X Clark College Marjorie Straughan Homemaker of To- morrow: Lions Club Karen DelGrosso I.R.C. Sandy McCary Doug Anderson Doug Anderson Doug Anderson Laurene Malfait Jeff Lightheart Charles Lindgren is E, 1, 5? Ag 5 , '33 1 fj f gf? 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Senior Activities Senior Assembly RICH ADAMS-Track 3-43 Basketball 3-43 W Club 3-43 Football 43 I.R.C. 3-41 DALE ANDERSON-Transer from Sunnyside 43 Wrestling 4-3 l.R.C. 4g Spanish Club 43 W Club 4. KEITH ANDERSON-Transfer from South Dakota 3g W Club 3-43 Track 3'-43 Football 3. ALEX BAGGAS-Girls' League 2-3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-43 Span- ish Club 2-President 3-43 Pep Club 2-3-43 I.R.C. 13 Choir l3 Drill Team 33 Panther Tales 3-Assistant Editor 43 Homecoming Princess 3-4. JIM BEGIER-Boys' League 1-23 Latin Club 2-3-413 Wres- tling 3-43 Football 4. LINDA BERRY-Girls' League Rep. 1-Treasurer 2-3- Social Chairman 43 I.R.C. 1-3-President 43 Honor Society 3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-43 Pep Club 2-3-43 Latin Club 2-Sec.- Treasurer 3-413 Homecoming Princess 43 Girl of Month 43 Rally 13 Prom Chairman 33 Sr. Class Soc. Chairman 4. TERE BOCCHI-Girls' League 2'-3-43 B.A.A. 3-43 Pep Club 3-43 Drill Team 3-43 Spanish Club 3-43 I.R.C. 4. CARLA BRANSON-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 Choir 1-2'-3-43 Honor Choir 33 Pep Club 2-3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-413 Finance Club 1-2-3-43 Future Nurses 43 I.R.C. 1-2-3-4. TRAVIS BRANSON-Boys' League 1-23 Track 4. DONNETTA BRINK-Girls League 1-2-Secretary 3- President 43 S.W.W. Girls' League Sec. 43 I.R.C. 1-2-4- Treasurer 3g Honor Society 3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-4-3 Pep Club 2-3-43 Band 1-23 Annual Staff 3-Business Manager 43 Student Council 43 Finance Club 33 Sealowitz 3'3 Prom Princess 33 A.F.S. Student 43 Girl of Month 43 D.A.R. '4Good Citizen Award for Clark County. PATTY BRUMBAUGH-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 G.A.A. 3-4-3' Choir 2-3-43 I.R.C. 4. 144 WAYNE BURCHETT-Boys' League lg W Club 3'-43 Stu- dent Council 4'3 Football 1-3-43 Track 1. LYNN CALDERONE-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-43 I.R.C. 2-33 Latin Club 1-2-3-4. DONNA CARR-Girls' League 1-2-3-4-3 Choir 1-2-3-43 Honor Choir 33 Pep Club 2'3 G.A.A. 3-43 Finance Club 4. ESTHER CARROLL-Girls' League l-2-3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-43 I.R.C. 2-3-43 Spanish Club 23 Finance Club 43 Pep Club 2-33 Drill Team 43 Choir 1-2'-3-4. PEGGY CARROLL-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-43 I.R.C. 33 Latin Club 2-3-43 Honor Society 3-43 Pep Club 2-33 JETS 4. JANET COX-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-Vice Pres- ident 43 Pep Club 2-Treasurer 3-President 43 Choir 1-2-3-43 Finance Club 2-3-President 43 Honor Society 43 Latin Club 3-43 Drill Team 3-Captain 43 Student Council 2-3-43 I.R.C. 1-2-43 Homecoming Queen 43 Miss Print Queen 33 Girl of Month 43 Jr. Class Social Chairman 3. FRANK CRAWFORD-Boys' League 1-23 Student Council. NANCY CUMMINGS-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 Choir 1-2-3-43 Honor Choir 3g Music in May 43 G.A.A. 2g Chordaliers 3-43 Prom Queen 43 Sr. Class Secretary. JIM DAVIS-Boys' League 1-23 Football 1-2-3-43 W Club 43 Choir 1-2-3-43 Track 1. JON DEGROOTE-Student Council 33 I.R.C. 43 German Club President 4. KAREN DELGROSSO-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 I.R.C. 1-2'-4 -Reporter 33 G.A.A. 2-3-43 Latin Club 2-3-43 Finance Club 3-43 Pep Club 2-3-43 JETS 4-3 Student Council 43 Girls' State Representative 43 Girl of the Yearg Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. STEVE DOLE-Boys' League 1-23 Choir 1-2-3'-43 Basket- ball 1-2. DENNIS DOYLE-Boys' League 1-23 Football 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Track 3-43 Baseball 1-2-3-43 I.R.C. 3-43 Student Body Vice-President 4. MIKE DOYLE-Boys' League 1-2. GREGG 'EARLY-Boys' League 1-23 Wrestling 2-3-443 W Club 3-4. GEORGE ELKINS-Boys' League 1-23 Football 1-2-3-43 Wrestling 23 Spanish Club 1-2-33 I.R.C. 43 Track 13 W Club 2'-3-4. April Hansen Salutatorian ' , f I Qi- grim w. 1. Donnetta Brink Valedictorian KATHI ESSEX-Girls' League 1-2-3-4: Choir l-2-3-4: Chordaliers 3-4: Finance Club 3: Spanish Club 3. BECKIE FAUGLID-Girls' League l-2-3-4: Pep Club 2-3-4: I.R.C. 1-4-Representative 2-Historian 3: Latin Club 2- Vice President 3-4: Honor Society 3-4: Rally Squad l: Drill Team 4: Finance Club 3: Choir 1: G.A.A. 1-2-3- Secretary 4: Student Council 1: Y.E.S. PAUL FERGUSON-Boys' League 1-2: Latin Club 3-4: 'W Club 2-3-4: Cross Country 2-3. ROD FOX-Boys' League 1-2: Choir 3-4: W Club 3-4: Football 3-4: Track 3-4. BOB FRIBERG-Boys' League 1-2: I.R.C. 1-2-3-4: W Club 2-3-4: JETS 4: Band 1-2-3-4: Stage Band 2: Pep Band 1-2: Latin Club 2-3-4: JETS 4. LYNN GEHMAN-Boys' League 1-2. DONNA GIBBONS-Girls' League 1-2-3-4: JETS 4: Honor Society 3-Secretary 4: Band 1-2-3-Sec. 4: Pep Club 2-3-4: G.A.A. 2-3-4: German Club 4: I.R.C. 2-3-4: Honor Band 3: Music in May Honor Band 3-4: Miss Enthusiastic 3. LARRY GIFFORD-Boys' League 1-2: Latin Club 2-3'-4: I.R.C. 3-4: JETS 3-4: Baseball 2: Annual Stafi 4. PEDRO GONZALEZ-A.F.S. Student from Panama: Stu- dent Council 4: Honor Society 4: I.R.C. 4: Sr. Class Treasurer. MIKE GREGG-Boys' League l-2: W Club 4: Band l-2-3-4: Football l-4: Wrestling 2: Pep Band 1-2: Track 1. LINDA GROVE-Girls, League 1-2-3-4: Future Nurses 4. DAVID GUNTHER-Boys' League 1-2: Basketball 3: Track 3: Latin Club 2-3. SHERRY GUSTAFSON-Girls' League 1-2-3-4: Spanish Club 3: G.A.A. 2-3: Pep Club 2-3: Drill Team 4: Choir 1-2: I.R.C. 3-4. 1967 Graduates ALICE HAACK-Girls, League l-2-3-4: G.A.A. 2-3-4: Fi- nance Club 3: Latin Club 3: I.R.C. 3: Choir 1-2-3-4. JUDY HAAG-Girls' League 1-2-3-4: G.A.A. 2-3-4: Panther Tales 3-4k APRIL HANSEN-Girls' League 1-2-3'-4: Honor Society 3-4: G.A.A. 2-3-4: Spanish Club 2-3-4: Rally 1: Choir 1: Sealowitz 3: Annual Stall 3-Co-Editor 4: Girl of Month 4: Salutatorian. MARK HATTEN-Boys' League 1-2: I.R.C. 2-3-4: Latin Club 2-3-4: Track 4. ED HELLAND-Boys' League 1-2: W Club 2-3-President 4: Choir 1-2-3-4: Football 3-4: Baseball 2-3-4: Wrestling 2: Sr. Class Vice-President 4. LINDA DOLAN HICKAM-Girls' League 1-2-3-4: Finance Club 3-4: I.R.C. 1-2-3-4: G.A.A. 2-3-4: Student Council 4: Band l-2-3. JIM HICKAM-Boys' League 1-2: Student Council 3: W Club 2-3-Vice-President 4: Football 1-2-3-4: All Trico Guard 4: Track l-2: Baseball 3: Set-up Crew 3-4. RANDY HILDEBRAND-Boys' League I-2. TED HOFFMAN-Boys' League 1-2: Ensemble 2. VIC HOFFMAN-Boys' League 1-2: Football 3-Mgr. 4: Spanish Club 3: Wrestling 4. BILL HOLSCLAW-Boys' League 1-2: W Club 2-3-4: Stage Band 2-3: Pep Band 1-2-3: Baseball 1-2-3: Basketball 2: German Club 4. LESLIE HORNBECK-Girls' League 1-2-3-4: G.A.A. 2-3-4: Honor Society 3-4-1 JETS 4: I.R.C. 3-4: German Club 4: Latin Club 1-2-3-4: Finance Club 4. DAVID HUFFMAN-Boys' League 1-2: W Club 3-4: Latin Club 3-4: Track 3-4. SHARRON HUNTER-Girls' League 1-2-3-4: G.A.A. 2-3-4: Panther Tales Business Manager 4: Latin Club 1-2: Drill Team 4. LINDA IRETON-Girls' League 1-2-3-4: G.A.A. 2-3-4: Pep Club 2-3-4: Student Council 4: Panther Tales 31-4: Home- coming Princess 1-2: Rally Squad 1-2: I.R.C. 1-2-3-4: Latin Club 2-3-4: Choir 1: Drill Team 3-4. GARY JENSEN-Boys' League l-2: Jr. Class Vice-President. R w ,R Linda Berry receives her diploma. CHUCK JOHNSTON-Boys' League 1-2. DAN JONES-Boys' League 1-2: Football 1. KATHY KAISER-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 G.A.A. 3-4: Pep Club 4g Panther Tales 3-Editor 4g l.R.C. 3-43 Choir 1-2-32 Finance Club 43 Honor Society 3'-4. RICHARD KRAFT-Boys' League 1-23 Baseball 2-33 Foot- ball 3: Band 1-2-3-4. STEVE LACKEY-Boys' League 1-23 Basketball mgr. 2-33 I.R.C. 1-43 W Club 2-3-43 Pep Band 2-3-43 Stage Band 2-33 Choir 2-3-43 Honor Band 33 JETS 3. DON LAlNHART4Boys' League 1-2. LORETTA LANE-Girls' League 1-2-3'-43 G.A.A. 2'3'4Q Latin Club 3-43 Choir 1-2-43 Pep Club 2-3-43 Future Nurses 43 Drill Team 3-43 Finance Club 4. JEFF LIGHTHEART-Boys' League 1-23 I.R.C. 2-3-43 Honor Society 3-43 JETS 43 Football 1-2'-3-Captain 43 All-Trico Football 43 Basketball 1-2-3-Captain 413 Golf 43 Student Council 2-3-43 W Club' 2-3-43 Sealowitz 33 Band 1-25 Stage Band 2-3'3 Sock Hop Prince 23 Freshman Class Vice-Presidentg Soph. Class Secretary3 A.S.B. President 4. CHARLES LINDGREN-Boys' League 1-23 Honor Society 3-43 Latin Club 2-3-43 I.R.C. 2-3-43 W Club 2-3-43 Football 1-2-3-43 Track 1-2-3-Captain 43 Baseball 33 Band 1-2-3-43 JETS 43 Annual Stal? 3-Sports Editor 43 Student Council 2-33 Sock Hop Prince 23 Y.E.S. Board 3-President 4g Sealowitz 33 Soph. Class Vice-President. HOWARD LORON-Boys' League 1-23 Latin Club 2-3-43 I.R.C. 2-3-4. LORI LOVETTE-'Girls' League 1-2-3-43 G.A.A. 2'-3-43 Spanish Club 1-2-3143 Honor Society 43 Pep Club 2'-3-45 Drill Team 34Captain 4. TERI LUND-Girls' League 1-2'-3-43 G.A.A. 2-3'-43 Choir 1-2-3-43 Drill Team 4. DALE LUTHY-Boys, League 1-23 Band 1-2-3-President 43 Pep Band 3-43 Stage Band 33 Honor Band 33 Music in May Honor Band 43 Student Council 41g I.R.C. 43 Bas- ketball l-23 Golf 33 German Club 43 JETS 3-Vice-Presb dent 43 Sr. Class President. LAURENE MALFAIT-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 G.A.A. 2- Secretary 3-President 43 I.R.C. 1-3-43 Spanish Club 1-23 Pep Club 2-3'-43 German Club 43 Finance Club 4g Honor Society 3-4'3 Student Council. SANDY MCCARY-Girls' League 1:2-3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-43 Latin Club 3-Sec. and Treasurer 43 Pep ,Club 2-3-43 1.R.C. 1-3-Historian 43 Spanish Club 1-23 Honor Society 3- President 43 Annual Staff 3-Co-Editor 43 Student Council 43 Senior Prom Princess 43 Girl of Month 4. GLORIA MCCLEARY-Girls' League 4'3 JETS 4. MARYANN McDANlELS-Girls' League 1-2-Soc. Chair- man 3-Vice-President 43 Future Nurses 43 Finance Club 3-Secretary 43 Pep Club 2-3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-43 I.R.C. 3-43 Drill Team 33 Rally Squad 43 Student Council 33 Band 1. LINDA McDOWELL-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 Honor So- ciety 3-43 G.A.A. 2'3 Spanish Club 2-33 Panther Tales 4. BRUCE MEIER-JBoys' League 1-23 German Club 4. DENNIS PEAKE MEYER-Boys' League 1-23 I.R.C. 3-43 German Club 43 Football l-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2-33 Base- ball 43 W Club 2-3-43 Track 13 JETS 453 Set-up Crew 3-4. MIKE MEYER-Boys' League 1-2 3 Baseball 1-2-3-43 Stu- dent Council 1-43 Latin Club 2-3-43 W Club 2-3-43 Football 2-3-43 Basketball 33 I.R.C. 4. ELLEN MORGAN-Girls' League 1-2-Rep. 3-Sec. 4g G.A.A. 2-3-43 Pep Club 2-3-43 Finance Club 3-President 4': Honor Society 43 I.R.C. 1-2-Vice-President 3-Miss United Nations 43 German Club 43 Latin Club 33 Girl of Month 43 A.S.B. Secretary. TED MORRIS-Boys' League 1-23 Football l-2-3-453 W Club 2-3-43 Track 2-33 Ensemble 2-3-4. KEN NELSON4Boys' League 1-23 Football 1-2'-43 W Club 3-43 Track 23 Choir 1-2-4. Pedro receives special recognition at Graduation. f'I Can't believe it! LORRAINE NIECE-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 G.A.A. 3-43 I.R.C. 3-43 Finance Club 4. PAT NORMAN-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 G.A.A. .23 Pep Club 23 Honor Society 3. LINDA OBERG-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 Choir 1'-2-3-43 Pep Club 23 I.R.C. 2-33 Spanish Club 23 Finance 'Club 4. PENNY OGLE-Girls' League l-2-3-43 I.R.C. 1-2-3-43 Honor Society 3-43 Finance Club 3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-43 JETS 43 German Club 43 Student Council 43 Rally Squad 1-2-3-43 Miss Print Princess 13 Girl of Month 43 A.S.B. Social Chairman. SHIRLEY PATTERSON-Girls, League 1-2-3-43 G.A.A. 3-43 Finance Club 43 I.R.C. 43 Choir 1-2-3-4. KAREN PAULSON-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 Latin Club 1-2-3-43 JETS 43 Honor Society 3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-43 I.R.C. 2. DIANE PETERSON-Transfer from Camas 43 Girls, League 43 G.A.A. 4. LAURA PETERSON-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-43 Finance Club 33 I.R.C. 33 Future Nurses 3'4Q Choir 1-2. CRAIG PICKETT-Boys' League 1-23 Baseball 2-32 Span- ish Club 3-4. JEANINE RAIKE-Girls' League 1-2'-3-43 Spanish Club 1-23 Latin Club 3-45 JETS 3-43 I.R.C. 1-43 Finance Club 4g Future Nurses 4. SANDRA RESA-Transfer from Madison 33 Girls' League 3-43 Student Council 3g Pep Club 3'-43 G.A.A. 43 Drill Team 4. JUDY RITCHEY-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-43 Pep Club 23 I.R.C. 1-2-3-43 Future Nurses 43 Choir 1-2-3-4. KEN SAMPSON-Boys' League l-2. MARY SCOTT-Girls' League 1-2-3-Representative 4g Honor Society 3-Treasurer 43 Latin Club 1-2-3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-43 I.R.C. 43 JETS 43 Pep Club 2-3-43 Finance Club 43 Drill Team 43 Panther Tales 3-43 Girl of Month. ROGER SNOEY-Boys' League 1-23 Band 1-23 Basketball 13 I.R.C. 1-2-43 Stage Band 23 JETS 3-43 Student Council 43 Sealowitz 3. STEVE STEINHAUER-Boys' League 1-2. DANNY STINEBECK-Boys' League 1-23 Wrestling 1-2-3-4'3 Track 1-2-3-43 Choir 1-2-3-43 W Club 4. MARGIE STRAUGHAN-Girls, League 1-2-3-43 Choir 13 G.A.A. 2-3-43 Latin Club 2-3-43 Honor Society 3-43 JETS 43 Future Nurses 43 Finance Club 4g Panther Tales 4. BECKY SYLTEBO-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 Pep Club 2-3'-43 G.A.A. 2-3-43 I.R.C. 3-43 Latin Club 2-3-43 German Club 43 JETS Vice-President 43 Honor Society 3-Rep. 4. LINDA TER HORST-Girls' League 1-2-3-453 G.A.A. 43 Choir 1-3-4. CAROL THACKERAY-Transfer 43 Girls' League 4. WINNIE TUHOLSKI-Girls' League 1-2-3-43 Honor So- ciety 43 Rally Squad 1-43 Pep Queen 4'3 Miss Pep 43 Pep Club 2-3-43 I.R.C. 1-2-3-43 Choir 1-2-33 Chordaliers 43 Latin Club 2-3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-43 Student Council 4. DAN VOGEL-Boys' League 1-23 I.R.C. 43 Spanish Club 43 JETS 43 Track 4. DAVID WALL-Boys' League 1-23 Band 1-2-33 Pep Band 2-33 Stage Band 23 JETS 3-43 Latin Club 2-3-43 Cross Country 33 Track 2-3-43 Honor Society 4. 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