Washougal High School - Kaiyawi Yearbook (Washougal, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1974 volume:

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NQMQNSNEE Ev FU eme XQQS X t Q7 G , X K K! 0GMiBii'g Egwrf U And tomorrow isnqnly a v15lon,' A W' QQZZQ - wp , ,. , 75 - ' Q wi Tiff I I I I if G72ZZLQ0 3? ' C Wx Q cj 6?7Zfz?2fCL CLQ56 or vw M Themef3 .W But today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of Happiness, I N f 1' ' W., ,,, J. as ' a s ' Q And every a vision Q of hope. wif W vii? 0 A JG W W life? jaw Tomorrow , +9 X 0 V-fm A www fe aa X o - M D X eye naw, fr Look well therefore to this ! . 3. U' , ' 4,69 ki sf J 4- Q0 L QD Eg QW O, Q gggg +3o, cflgjgg 62ld 6!Theme J Suchglis the Salutation ofthe dawn. SPORTSSPURTS SPORTSSPORTS SPORTSSPORTS SPGRTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPGRTS SPORTS SPORTS SPGRTS SPGRTSSPGRTS SPGRTSSPORTS SPGRTS SPORTS SPGRTSSPORTS N Ame Rex if 'M 'J' v' '- .- aff, .-'2' vu -'lf f ig: -:Q:2'1:2:2:Q:2:E:2:2:2:5:2:2:2:Q.2:Q:5: 4 -:s:ie:2:s:2:s:sg2:sgsgs:zggsgsgsgagz ,z-c '4 35:21Q15212257:?:f1ff5cg:E:2:QfQ:' + -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:. 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Hagensen was the leading as Ouga tevensoll scorer and was the Panther representative in The Panthers had a very successful season. The highlights included an upset over Scappoose and a thriller over Camas. In league play they chalked up three im- pressive wins against their only two losses. 1 0!Football the Lombardi award contest. He was also an All Trico performer and team captain, along with Tipton. Cox, the league's best deep threat, was a second team All Trico selec- tion. The Bulk of the running was carried by Seniors Jerry Green and Kent Krause. Krause earned second team Trico honors for his performance. The key to the offense were the linemen. Juniors Joe Leeds and Brent Drake anchored the Panthers in the Pit. Leeds earned an honorable mention while another lineman, IVlike Peake the lVlr. Hustle Award . Panther Photos l, i 4 i nur Y U, l l'- Vi: ll l i Illllw ll l lil 1 '1 ' Ill VNU l li i. i I , ,V Wi ix in , li lr liiliui i l 'llly iw l' I l l'liliilllill ill i il 1 ll C C l ll llll ll ll ll 3 4 CLEFTD Dan IVIcEnry C239 runs by Ridgefield defenders while Lonnie Acheson C687 watches. CRIGHTD Brent Drake C647 attempts an extra point with Lonnie Tipton C125 holding . Kent Krause C225 breaks through the defensive line of Rainier under the watchful eye of Tim Hagensen C83l. Coach Lyle Pettyjohn has a look of anxiety on his face as he watches the Panther squad in action . Footballfll PX., - ! K i 2' 1 CABOVEJ Jerry Green C393 plunges over Rainier defenders with Tim Hagensen look- ing for someone to hit. KRIGHTJ IVlr. Nagel points a guiding finger while lVIr. Kreighbaum takes five. CLEFTJ Senior quarterback Lonnie Tipton, shows the talent that earned him several honors. Panther letterman--STANDING: Kelvin Krause, Mike Peake, Brent Drake, Lonnie Tipton, Tim Hagensen, Dan lVIcEnry, Kent Krause, KNEELING: Al Anderson, Joe Leeds, IVIike Goin, Terry Herman, Pat lVleyer, Karl Stefan and Doug Cox. A. 441 .- . . A V's Next years Varsity can expect lots of help from this year's JV team as they sported a 5-2 record. Outstanding players were: Jon Friedrich, Larry Adams, lVIark Engleman, Bob Ritchey, Dave Foster and Dan Sanders. lVlr. Nagel gives the JV's a word of advice. ..,.,1' Lie. Q MJ - fi., l CLEFTJ llllr. Nagel looks at next year's prospects. CRIGHTD Nlr. Pruett shows Bob Ritchey how it's done! Footbal V13 - -.N w,1 . f The 1973-74 Frosh Football,Team consisted of: ROW 1, lVlanager, Jay Crum, Craig Jacobs Day Durrett, Dick Carlson, Eric Johnson, Curt Halvorson, Len Ochs, Mark Stillman, Ron Thorn, ROW 2, Coach Scott, Adrien Crockford, Frank Schmid, John lVlcAtee, Tom Loron, Jon Cotton, Pat Hatten, Eric Linde, Stewart Brewer. Frosh This years Frosh Team didn't have the most suc- cessful year but they had a good time trying as they tied one and lost five. The only tie of the year was against Kalama where they held off the mighty chinook for a tie , 1 llflfrosh Football S Tim Anderson breaks loose for more points to help the panther pups win another one . Cross Country Washougal's young Cross Country team had a fair season as they earned one first, three seconds, and three thirds. Highpoint ofthe regular season was a victory over neighboring rival, Camas. At District, they ran their way to a 9th place in the team standings. Highest placing individual, was captain Jeff Nickel who placed 13, This year's squad was led by Senior runner, Jeff Nickel . Other graduating distance men are: Al Romine, who was voted Nlost Inspirational, and Ron Hawkins . STANDING: Wes Rust, Nathan Sellers, Terry Kirkpatrick, Jeff Nickel, and Coach John Oyala. KNEELING: Glen Karnath, Ron Hawkins and Al Romine D 5 Nathan Sellers QLEFTD is Ron Hawkins CRIGHTD dis- leading the pack in a plays Panther determina- Castle Rock meet, while tion . Jeff Nickel glides over the top of a hill in a vigorous long distance run . Cross Countryfl 5 3 -5-i f 72-73 wrestling sguad: CSTANDINGD coach Don Blackett, Jerry Prince, Terry Prince, Brent Drake Mark Engleman, Joe Leeds, Rick Hildebrand, Jeff Nickel, Dan Sanders, Tom Keller, coach Jim Herman. CMIDDLED Doug Wagner, Eric Engleman, Russ Stencil, Ron Higdon, Karl Stefan, Lonnie Acheson, Ron Hoffman, CFRONTJ Larry Adams, Mark Roth, Tony Whitmire, Dan Harris, Fred Chappel, Manager Larry Acheson. Wrestling 73-74 The Washougal Wrestling squad of 72-73 had a fair season that very easily could have been bet- ter. ln the Lumber Jack and Clark County tourna- ments the team took 4th in each. ln the Trico League tournament the wrestlers took lst place as a team with 5 individual lst and 6 2nd places . The Regional tournament went fairly smooth with Washougal taking lst and scoring l26l points, that was 295 ahead of nearest team and highest ever scored by a team. Stefan, Nickel and Drake took lst While Whitmire, Stencil, Sanders, and Roth took 2nd . In the State tournament the team took 7th place and scored 372 points. That was lg points away from 3rd .The members of the squad that scored these points were Brent Drake with a lst, Tony Whitmire 3rd and Mark Roth had a 5th . l6!Wrestling N CTOPJ Jeff Nickel rides tough on his opponent while CBOTTOMD Russ Stencil tries to keep his man in bounds. Coaches Jim Herman and Don Blackett try and figure a plan of attack for Joe Leeds at the Trico League Tournament. 1 x f Avid Washougal fans watch the excitement happening on the mat at the Trico League Tournament. in ,A,, -J 1 L W SQ? rim l Brent Drake receives his bracket and medal fcir placing first in state at the 178 lb. c ass. ffxx A I 11 7 f- V wit, 1 us, yr Q, Y, -' F31- -'ya ff 243:15 CTOPD Lonnie Acheson applies his specialty on Nlowry of Woodland while CBOTTOIVIJ Doc applies his famous switch to an unidentified opponent. Wrestlingfl 7 , ,,-. Junior Dan Sanders attemps to pin state . Tony Whitmire tries for the reversal. champion Dave Cochran . opponent us them Ft. Vancouver 23 35 Woodland 45 6 Scappoose 19 47 Castle Rock 36 22 Ridgefield 45 20 Stevenson 47 23 Camas 40 18 Woodland 48 15 Castle Rock 34 27 Battle Ground 26 36 Ridgefield 43 13 Stevenson 48 20 win lost 9 3 tournament plac Lumberjack 4th Clark County 4th Trico 1st Regional 1st State 7th 18!Wrestling G Fred Chappel tries to keep control of his man . Karl Stefan CTOPD and Brent Drake CBOTTONIJ are both on the verge of adding to their quota of pins. Diane Garland, lVlarla Brill, and Cindy Kreighbaum do their part on edge of the mat as the action goes on. wif W-L .tit Duane Delano, an eager prospect for the varsity lineup looks for an opportunity to the make a reversal. F' swf -' Mn. li, Senior parents came down out of the stands to receive corsages from the cheerleaders. They are: Doc Keller, lVlrs. Acheson, lVlr. Acheson, lVlrs. Nickels, IVlr. Sanders, IVlr. Stencil, Cheerlead- ers lVlarla Brill, Diane Garland, Cindy Kreighbaum and lVlr. Nickels. The two heads of the Washougal High Wrestling Squad look on with enthusiasm as a member ofthe squad pulls off another nerve racking match. Wrestl ing!19 l , 1 S . n. .va ., . 5 'I 1 JG QW 1 A 75:75, Q G rf Q., 'N-I-am....,Y ,Q L .........,.,,,. ,,, KSTANDING LEFT T0 RlGHTJJerry Green, Dan Frosh, Lonnie Tipton, Tim Wysaske, Don Evans, Tim Hagensen, Tim Davis, Jim Halvorson, Marty DeVaney, Jeff Kinart, Dan McEnry, Doug Cox. CKNEELlNGltrainer, Scott Newkirk, assistant coach, Brent Garrett, head coach Joe Brown, and manager Tom Guard. SCOREBOARD Washougal Camas Washougal Camas Washougal Goldendale Washougal Cathlamet Washougal Morton Washougal Vernonia Washougal Scappoose Washougal Castle Rock Washouga Ridgefield Washougal Woodland Washougal Stevenson Washougal Kalama Washougal White Salmon Washougal Ridgefield Washougal Castle Rock Washougal Woodland Washougal Cathlamet Washougal Kalama Washougal Stevenson Washougal White Salmon DISTRICT SCOREBOARD Washougal 81 Toledo Washougal 56 Ocosta Washougal 55 Morton Washougal 79 Yelm STATE SCOREBOARD Washougal 53 Cashmere Washougal 55 Highland 20 Washougal 54 Colfax 38 47 49 40 61 48 4-7 33 37 64 49 COTD 48 42 45 37 46 41 52 42 49 40 42 57 C2 OTJ 49 35 70 61 The Panthers posted their all time best record of 24 wins against 3 losses. The Panthers were famed for a stingy defense and balanced scoring. The highlight of the regular season was a one point victory over Scappoose in the Scappoose Christmas Tournament. They breezed through league play unscathed and entered the District Tournament with a 20-0 record. The Panthers took their first two contests but lost a controversial third game to a tough Morton five. They came back to rout Yelm to finish third. In the first game at the State tourney the Panthers were their winning selves. However the Panthers couldn't get untracked in the next two contests, eliminating them from the tournament. Leading scorer was Tim Hagensen. He set school scoring marks for season and lifetime. Hagensen was on the All-District and on the All-Trico team with leading Panther rebounder Tim Wysaske and Senior Lonnie Tipton. Dan Frosh was selected for second team Trico Honors while Jeff Kinart received honorable mention. . Varsity Basketball ii -fi CLEFTJ Dan Clark finds little interest while Lonnie Tipton CRIGHTD intently studies Woodland defense., CLEFTJ Senior Jerry Green The Panther leading re- seeing action at the State bounder, Tim Wysaske, Tournament. CRIGHTD Jeff scores during his impressive Kinart shows fine touch in District series his starting role. BasketbalI!21 Basketbail Cheerleaders CFROIVI LEFTJ Judy Amundson, Lynn lVIcDonald, Janus Crawford, ,.,.,...-2 V,..s,,.wM v A H f Y' 5 T W it r Team leader on defense and nn assists, Dan C T Frosh shows some offensive threat against WashougaI's all-everything Center, Tim Hagensen dumps in another at the State Tournament. Coach Brown instructs the Panthers in a tight Scappoose game at the Xmas Tournament. -if f t WW on , xx 3 as Vs, Trico Champs The Panther JV's turned in their most im- pressive season as they captured the Trico championship and finished the season with 19 wins against one loss. Leading scorer and rebounder was Al Peake. Dan lVlcEnry also was outstanding as the floor leader. ...K .9 L Coach Garrett led his team to a 19-1 record . 44 42 w5,,,.,,, 3.4 Doug Cox scores on a fast break. 1 4- f. KFROIVI LEFTJ Bill Smead, Dave Couch, Jack Frosh, Hank lVlantz, Al Peake, Devin Nagel, Tim Davis, Bob Ritchey, Gary Abernathy, Terry Kirkpatrick, Jeff Bennett, Dan McEnry, Can Sullivan, Doug Cox. Kneeling Coach Garrett. BasketbaIl!23 Frosh Basketball SCOREBOARD Washougal 38 Washougal 66 Washougal 43 Washougal 45 Washougal 46 Washougal 49 Washougal 61 Washougal 58 Washougal Washougal 67 Washougal 74 , ., ,os-.af Q 'l Woodland 26 Stevenson 53 Cathlamet 20 Ridgefield 38 Hockinson 36 LaCenter 37 Kalama 45 Ridgefield 47 Castle Rock p Stevenson 55 fi Hockinson 59 1 ,wwf Pat Chappell CLEFTD and Tim Anderson CABOVED were the second leading scorers behind Tom Loron . STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Rick Scott, Pat Chappell, Eric Linde, Tom Loron, Adrian Crockford, Bob Goin, Bob Green, Jay Kopejtka. KNEELING: Stewart Brewer, Craig Jacobs, Dick Carlson, Tim Anderson, Jeff Sleight, Ron Thorn. 35 40 ,, Q f I 2 l I S V amsaw. Qs fl 34: ad 21 23 lz42giYf22 l0l ol13f T Q' 'Qt 'W il SE -129- ASV INVESTMENT AGENCIES INC. INSURANCE ' REAL ESTATE Q Y WI 3525653 The Track team of 1973-74, LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1 Manager lVlike Gimmey, Chris West lund Mark Engleman, Ken Branson, Dan Gourley Gerald Gourley Ken Barry Glen Karnath SECOND ROW, Steve Hamrich, Doug Cox, Dan Sanders, Buzz Kirpatrick Scott Newkirk Kevin Hall, Larry Adams, Nathan Sellars, Coach Pettyjohn Track '74 This years Track Team was small in num- ber which made it real hard for them to compete in the big Trico League. They did win one dual meet though and there were some personal achievements too. Doug Cox won the Low Hurdles in the coveted Track lVleet of Champions and he also topped the school record held by big brother Dave. The Gourley Brothers also came up with some good stuff as Dan won the Trico championship with a jump of 21 feet and threw the javelin over 150 feet, Gerald took a third in the pole vault also in the Track IVIeet Of Champions . i 'fi 4 t Lf, Q Big Karate Glen chalks up another in the long mile run while BELOW Doug Cox triple jumps all the way out of the pit. 0? IVlark Engleman attempts 13 feet in the pole vault Track!27 lr---1 . V . -, -ef-ngflf, A ' ' Y ' -. X The Girls Track Team, FROIVI LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1, Stef Knapp, Rhonda Boni, Lisa lVIal com, Shelly Watts, lVlary Schulz, Diana Fronko, Manager Jodi Snyder, ROW 2, IVlrs. Snyder Coach, IVlary Beth Koester, Kathy Engleman, Sue Illlurdock, Lois Godsil, Elaine Kirkpatrick, Sarah Loron, ROW 3, Karen Higdon, Tammy Peterson, Sue Anderson, Cindy Krieghbaun, Lori lVIiller, Traci Tuholski, lVIrs. Jackson Asst. Coach. Girl '5 Track The Girls Track Team had a very good year as they vvon all there meets but 2 and coming in third in Trico. The outstanding preformer was that of Stef Knapp who won the Javelin and Shot Put in almost every meet and hold the school record in the Javelin, Shot Put, and Discus . Other top talent on the squad is 1 Sprinter Tammy Peterson, and Traci Tuholski . All inall its been a building year for the girls, but with all the freshman and soph , talent they look forward to next year. i - M xv-'f' l ff , ,t., TO THE LEFT is the Coach lVlrs. Snyder who has helped the girls out a lot. xg, , t xa: 'rr 'W ,tt ., f it Sue Anderson attempts to clear 6 feet 5 inches but settles for 4 feet 8 inches Terry Robinson dashes through the hurdles once more to take another first. MM ABOVE Tammy Pederson readys herself for , . gg K another 440 run. BELOW Gwen Boone 5tettl1 0WS-tl1elaVeliH 0Vel' 100 makes a jump of 14 and? feet in the long feet to Qualify f0l' the State tourney - jump. Girls Traokf29 l 30!Baseball Varsity Baseball players CFRONT ROW LEFT! Devin Nagel, Tim Hagensen, lVlike Goin, Dan IVIcEnery, Lonnie ' ton, Jon Friedrich, Jerry Green, Coach Frank Jack son, CBACK ROW LEFT! 5 Dan Frosh, Russ Barber, Wes Stayton, Jeff Nickel, Hank IVlantz, Allan Peake, Panthers Win State Baseball Title Panther Year Al A Glance Won 22, Lost 1 Hood River Valley 4, Washougal Senior right hander Lon Tipton throws his way towards another win for the Red Hot Panthers . ...sw----f- ' 5 0 , Washougal 4, Evergreen 3 C9 ' l innings! ' Washougal 9, Camas 1 Washougal 7, Battle Ground 0 i Washougal 2, BZHIC Gl'0lll1d 1 ' 1 Washougal 1, Fort Vancouver 0 ef' 2 Washougal 4, Castle Rock 1 A i A n Washougal 10, white Salmon 0 'J E fa fi I5 innings! ' ' Washougal 13. White Salmon 2 ' Q5 innings! 4-.. Washougal 23, Woodland 5 Washougal 10. LaCenter 0 15 I innings! Washougal 10, Stevenson 0 Q5 T . , In . ' in ' ll v , Illl'lgS, Washougal 6, Ridgefield 0 , 3, Wahtonka 0 9, Woodland 0 Washougal 3, LaCenter 0 A Washougal Washougal WZSHOUQZI ,. ,val T ,osx b sa 16, Ridgefield 0 Q5 innings! Washougal Washougal 12, Woodland KTrico championship! Washougal 5, Rochester 0 . lsouthwest Washington District! Washougal 4, Lynden 0 ff 9, Sf8VBllS011 G 6 . ' - T ,,,s-.sy 1l4,4i.',-,Q . Ng' 1 'T . ff , f, c,-.f.,g,-N ,' .- - yv f.-.... .V MA. ' . ggi.-'T g ,, A J. . .4.,f.-- .- ,.- 1: 'fgfw -, -- '7'12'i A 1. . 5 lRegional playo ! Washougal 12, Yelm 0 tRegIo championship! M , Washougal 2, Carroll of Yak 1 fS!ate championship! ima za. 'Y ,941 Panthers Retain State A Title KJ NPG' JT' ABOVE: Patty Hansen and Judy Amundson sit back just waiting for a bat or helmet to retrive . Washougal's amazing Panthers collected their sec- ond straight Class A high school baseball cham- pionship by knocking off Carroll of Yakima 2-1 be- fore a good-sized mob at Parker field in Yakima last Friday . The tension-packed title victory boosted Washou- gaI's final season record to 22 wins, 1 loss and improved their two-year mark to 43-3 . The intensely waged championship battle capped a tough week for the panthers who had to score a pair oftriumphs in the regional playoffs on Wednesday and had only one day off before facing Carroll for all the marbles . But that didn't stop the Panthers . Right-hander Jerry Green chalked up his 11th win of the cam- paign - even though he hurled the game with only about 50 hours rest - and struck out 13 in leading the Panther charge to victory . ABOVE: Coach of the year Frank Jackson leads his ABOVE: Senior Tim Hagenson goes to the stretch team to a second straight position to make this difficult out. state title . Baseball!31 ,, BELOW: Catcher IVIike Goin of sf ' A p singles his pitcher just where he ,B 2y,1aeQ3 Tf wants the ball thrown . A 3532 ,. f 15,. -J f f ii 355' - L if.. 5 2 ' F6 M A' :asus qqqqsp. gre fy -u -,.,- M , 1 , - ry? , . w r ,p it 31: Q r'r' a r t , rf it '-1'--M. . 3 2 it mi! H5931 + -A ,5. k 4 ,M ,, ,, Quin'-... 4 Nagy gqqgm-1,144 's as K f mm 4 , , A 3, A , . n if 0 ABOVE: Jerry Green shows his opponents the true meaning of a fast ball. Captain Russ Barber rounds first heading for second as the opposition just stares . ' 'BVI . uxg -ty 1 Q M, '1 ,- 32!BasebaIl ' ri ., -' VL A, ' I .' ,if--. -I 1 I . gf ' 'r -v-Q4-X., '-'I P ' . ' y. -it-ary,-4 - 4 '-'- A ,x -,UT-V ' - .Q '-'. . :,,.y 4 0 '. ' ' V' 3 H., it -9- - . . Q Number 15, that's Senior Dan Frosh as he lashes another extra base hit. f i,.t i F. Z 4 I 4, ' I 42 ,- ,' ,V -9 . fl M.: , i , ' F 4 4 V, , i. A . i V ,'t '4 -1 'L 14-.fsffwwlp ,g , ,, ' I' '..,.I ABOVE: Tom Keller and Dan Cotton enjoy an exciting afternoon at the ball park. Number 18, Jerry Green, Washougals leading hitter readys himselfto face the opposing pitcher while a team mate gives him a little moral support. BELOW: Dan lVlcEnery rifles a shot deep into right field. f-,,,T. wg. u K ! 1 up P-1fa!:g. W - 4: -sv-'sr' . W..-164' -1 V . ,, 1 M, ' ' W , X- '...,. -c ' 1- ff-. 1 ., ' ' , - A,,.,,?14gY,g,'f ,. f - f 1 - A g f 5 'M M , i v s. Y,fs.....-. Y ff Y Senior Dean Uthes here uses a fast break- ing curve ball to overpower the batter. i t , W If -379 l .at 3.0 -.. ,X i l Q - ' i V Q - a+---mmf' uw--f Q. bf 'V f,,vV1wQ,I . cg 5 M MV' , -, ,- ' ,- M - N.. X A, -.l'.. N A BasebalI!33 34!Golf i NUI l lULl'l lll'lt: LLl'l DULILI DOUN l n 3 W 6 ll 5 l .fr 5 The Mighty GolfTeam of 1973-74, LEFT TO RIGHT, Bob Craig, Terry Herman, Russ Ace Foster, Curt Kulburn, Bill Smead, Dan Sullivan, Jeff Bennett, Pat Hatten, Greg Wohlsein. Golf This years Golf Team under the leadership of Chuck Quinn proved to be rather impressive as they rolled to the Southern Division Crown in the Trico League. With Bob Craig and Bill Smead sharing the bulk of the top man position. They were doing great until they had a bad day and it happened to be the Trico Championship match, where Woodland beat them handily . The captain this year was Russ Foster. TO THE LEFT Coach Quinn battles it out with the Woodland coach. .I li Bob Craig overlooks Russ Fosters putt as they battle against their rival team Woodland, Bill Smead takes a serious N look at his lay as he is down in the trees . ABOVE Pat and Bill mingle in with the Wood- Greg Wooly Wohlsein takes a land Players at a match, BELOW Bob and lfmg d 'Ve as he lands Offto the Russ look over their putts . nght' -- . Q if M7 42, , i I A . 541' . Q53 ' A 5' 3 ' X Golf!35 36!Faculty Faculty 7973-74 2 IVlr. Jurgens Principal Q31 QL lVlr. Robertson Attendance Sec . 1, f- ef l r e ,, 2 -.., it f 1,4 l lug' xx I . .n t. lVlr. lsherwood Counselor lVlr, Cox Vice Principal GJ' 1 if 1 EQ cgi W-1' W ...W X-X, I. IVIr. Pontes A-V Tech. P X IVlrs . Woodard Home EC . N 2 , 6-4014509 J' f- V ,Q ,gf . nf-af , 'ffl 5' 11 , ' I IVIiss Delany Homo EC . r 5, 95 5 V ,.,. ,j U .. f , N Q , - r I fo K r r ,fry r M nf, 'Efff 'Y' ,gr , ,f,ifi:Q :.,5,4iV QQ iw L, iff. - f'im downs.-.,, 1 MXDJ -,, wg 1593 f fr ww x . ' A ,, , ,, ' 1 A if w , V , , A-,X -5 f ix .L s. A IVIr. Oyla spanish 1 . My-,,o,1 IVliss Alver German Counselor -1 Faculty!37 3sfFaculty Mrs.LaHmon EngHsh NHs.Mawm EngHsh -.. X' 5 Q ..- L1 Q9 ., aw mf ' ' 1 mt' 9AwfMQw 'ff NHS. Langendoen Enghsh 7 ' 'if v 'iff' Q ' f. 4 ,V pg? ff 'A ' xi .5 46 Pr 033132 , nf 42? 5' 'ug -cf pf ' A ,X ,, 1 ,- fu ,, xv? Q ,A ' f- - M ' W ' 4 A ,W 'sf -. ', .. W S.. J l A.. A xl Q V A ,,.,. H13- 5, . ,.,L m f f K 2 v . ' , M ' 5 Dr.SkHl Enghsh Iwrs. Sulhvan Enghsh lVlrs. Olsen IVIusic IVIr . Sandstrom Band IVIr. Brown P . E. x.. 'l..i3e?g95f P 1f:f:+w.:f? h ' V va may A L . , 55' ' . 4 , of 6 V .' L '!7J5 5x '- IVIrs. Settje P . E . Faculty!3 9 IVlr. Crouch Wood Shop 4O!Faculty l MT IVlr. Krause IVIetaI Shop 2 IVlrs. Pickett Business Prep. ,q S Q IVIr. Nagel Mir X . x 3 ? as .J IVlrs . Young Journalism IVIech. Drawing IVlr. Cox Art lVlr. Herman IVlath IVlr. Phillips f Biology lVlr. Lowe Science fi O 4 i'!'?, rf! ,. lVlr. Blackett lVlath Facultyflll IVlrs . Vahsholtz Head Cook . . . , iw ,A 'VV,k,. Hi A fi: , punk lVir. Quinn Soc. Contemp. 42fFaculty IVIr. Pettyjohn Soc . Sciences i r lVIrs . Ecoff Cook IVIr. Jackson U . S . History Lynn Janitor Nursy Davis Nurse 3 Mrs . Croc kford Librarian W7 1 W ' ,W e Q' 4, ,. , f .. if ug N , . . r ' If v r i in ' ,ga ,ff ff? iVIrs. Lovette fr, 'X af' Sec Y xg' ,V,. r ,V v,. I L,,. Wi. A I lVlrs . Frosh Sec . iVIrs . Cox Librarian M 'mix iii V Faculty!43 ORGANIZATIGN SGRGANIZATIG NSGRGANIZATI ONSGRGANIZAH 'IGNSORGANIZA TIGNSGRGANIZ ATIGNSGRGANI ZATIUNSORGCQAIF IZATIQNSQR . QIZATIQNSQRCM xNIZATIONSORG ANIZATIGNSGR' BANIZATIONSOI Organizations! 45 46!ASB A.S.B. Recognize them? A .S .B. Officers, as seen last year-l TOP ROW CLEFT TO RIGHT? Tom Jendro, Business Manager, P.at Thompson, Vice Pres .5 Mark Koester, Pres., BOTTOM ROW, Kim Mabry, Treas., Barb Smead, Soc . Chairmanfand Judy Johnson, Sec . This years A,S .B , officers were very hard working and persistent, They kept a busy schedule and brought many changes to the school. Their first big job was to organize the homecoming dance , It was very well organized and everyone will remember the long hours spent at night to get the dance set up. Their next task was to whip the Student Council into shape so something could be done, They had many ideas about what could be done to improve the condi- tions in the school. The A ,S ,B , officers had a very successful year they accom- plished all but one of their ideas. no K p,',-,,,,.,. A.S .B. funded Shakespearean actors from Ashland give excerpts from well known plays . The Dance Marathon was a smashing success raising money for the March of Dimes Student Council Students working on a smoking area proposal , While it is the A.S .B, officers who consult the administration and negotiate the final drafts of such things as smoking areas and student courts, it is the Stu- dent Council that gives its approval for such things as the above . It is usually said, if you don't want anything to be done, send it to a committee . That say- ing did not hold true in this case. Ofthe dozens of committees formed, only one was not successful. Thanks to commit- tees made up of responsible people who do not pass the buck major accomplish- ments such as the smoking area and the student court were made . Useful ex- perience was gained when A.S .B . of- ficers council members, and interested students attended numerous school board meetings to present the Student Council recommendation of the Smoking Area, ,, , i, . T S S t i as ,fig i '-if lVlark Koester, A S B Pres pro- vided outstanding. leadership .and humor to the student body . ., Unsere geliebt Fuhrer in Handlung! Student Councll!47 48!lRC IRC I R.C Officers- Tia Hudson, Pres Jon Friedrich, Vice Pres., and 6 I ff. ,K Sharon Agunp Sec. bgkff, if I.R.C. had a very busy year, with several money raising activities going all the time, such as a booth at the carnival selling baked good- ies. They also held a very success- fuIAFS Day this year with a large turn out of students . This year's advisor for l.R .C. was Dr. Skill, who worked hard and helped a great deal. f-x ABOVE: Nlarty helps AFS'er check out some Brandy he brought to show. BELOW: Camas's cutie, Oscar tells it like it is at the AFS Day assembly. Marianne ABOVE: Marianne acts as hostess during AFS Day assembly. BELOW: She found many occasions to put her 13 years of Piano training to use. The 1974 AFS student to Washougal High School was Marianne Grant, from England . Her American family was Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Turja, and her American sister was Leigh. Marianne was a very talented member of Senior Choir and accompanied many of the Choir's programs. She was also very active in I.R.C., Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, feature editor of Panther Tales and still maintained a 4. grade average. Marianne plans to attend the London University where she hopes to qualify as a physical science teacher. swssbvhgw Marianne working hard to reach a dead- line as feature editor for the Panther Tales. Marianne!49 Iudylohnson Announced As Girl ofthe Year Girls League Creed Joyous, courageous and courteousp Loyal and sincere in friendsbipy l Truthful, considerate, and justg SW Too noble to speak ill of othersf V Willing to forgive and forgetg Prompt and gracious in obedienceg Ready to do all possible servicey Quick to appreciate what is done for meg Respectful to my eldersg True to the best that is within meg s xfLAJkAJgJ that l may become a fine and worthy woman. September VX J l 11 Q '.,.' X3 November December January 5O!Girls of Month fwfr L I June Octobers girl Judy Johnson was chosen as May Girl of the Year , sr. lv ,-, ur , , , , . A x ,, . . . V- f A February March Apri Honor Society Tom Keller Honor Society President holds a meeting to elect next years officers . Honor Society was busy this year as they had a induction of new of- ficers, a party which included a tour of the Trojan Nuclear Plant and afterwords a chicken lunch at the Lewisville Park, and they had to decorate for the graduation which was a job in itself, The of- ficers this year were: President, Tom Keller, Vice President, Diane Garland, Chris Davis, Sec .7 and Dan Sullivan, Tres . 52!Honor Society tie K 1 ll Advisor lVlrs. Illlartin overlooks another meeting as Tommy Keller Presides . Iii-If Tom Keller gives the opening remarks at the honor Society induction . Choir The Choir performs in the Spring Concert to a Capacity crowd. The Choir this year was very busy as they put on a Christmas, and Spring concerts as well as fund raising events and a trip over to a Pizza Joint. The choir this year was honored as for once the foreign exchange student was very good in llllusic and she Played the piano in the concerts . X Iwx ll f I I I Glee Club FMS OU tl1?iY. Showing Of Pat Hatten portraying a butterfly Throuqhly Modern Mlllle- feind and Patty Thompson plays Illlaxeen Mascara in the Spring Concert Ivlelodrama. Choirf53 .L ....t..,,.,..t, ,,...T.,. Bal I N -L... rg 19 ' , 12 Washougal High School's Band began' their year off - i by electing officers, They then got down to busi- I 1 ness with their instructor, Chris Sandstrom, work- ing many long, hard hours preparing themselves for Q their list of appearances scheduled throughout the 4 year. The twentyfpiece Pep Band played at the football A. W l and basketball games. They traveled with us to the State Basketball Tournament giving their support. .E N . , orb I .......-t,. 'xx T 1 I1 - v if -T s They appeared in the Christmas Concert and again in the Spring Concert with other bands in the dis- trict . Their final appearance was at the Commence- 4 ment Exercises . Among the outstanding band members were Laurie The 1 973-74 Band Officers are? LEFT TO Clauson and Dan Clark who won the John Phillips RIGHT: Debbie Bedelll Seci Dan Keller, Sousa Award. Laurie also participated in Music In Uniform Nlonitori Laurie Clauson, Presi- IVlav. dent, Dennis Youngren, Vice President, Joan Clauson, Librarian . I '4-A W www ,L LLLL, D., ww J 1 A it -1, The Concert Band, LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1, Lorrie Greening, Tom lVIartin, Hank Illlantz, Dan Harris, Jayne Jurgens, lVlartha Sears, ROW 2, Sharon Agun, Sue lVIurdock, Kathy DuPaul, Larry Hoffman, Eric Linde, Pat Hatten, Ron Hoffman, Ron Thorn, Peter Sulli- van, ROW 3, Terry Brewer, Eric Engleman, Joe Schappell, Loretta Greening, Debbie Bedell, Cindy Chase, Joan Clauson, Stewart Brewer, Larry IVlartin, Dan Keller, ROW 4, IVIr. Sandstrom, Dale Dawson, Duane Quarles, Jamie Wright, Dan Clark, Tony Jones. 54l!Band Q Pep Band: ROW 1, Loretta Greening, llllartha Sears, Jayne Jurgens, Sharon Agun, Hank IVIantz, ROW 2, Cindy Chase, Debbie Bedell, Sue IVlurdock, Gwen Boone, ROW 3, Pat Hatten, Jamie Wright, Dale Dawson, ROW 4, Dan Keller, Peter Sullivan, Jill Weather, Ron Hoffman. AT LEFT IVlr. Sandstrom gets the pep band ready to strum up another chorus of On Washougal at the State Tourney. AT TOP, Dan Clark looks discouraged as the mighty Panthers are down in a slump. Band!55 Rallyl 10 Rf. ,..Aaia,a Aung 2 Varsity Cheerleaders for 1973-74 were CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Diane Garland, Kim lVlabry, Cindy Kreighbaum, Janice Crawford, lVlarla Brill, Judy Amundson, Chris Bellinger, and Lynn lVlcDonald. This year the Rally Squads had a good year and a good time as they followed the Basketball Team and Wrestling Squad to Regional, District, and State Tourneys as well as many Trico Honorsg Before the year even started they spent many hours preparing and practicing for what would be a memorable year for each of them. ln August they all went to a cheerleading camp and learned new cheers and songs. We are all proud of our Rally Squads of 1973-74! 56!Rally Basketball Rally sing the Alma Mater after another rousing pep assembly while Dan Frosh looks on. ABOVE: Wrestling Rally, Diane Garland, lVlarla Brill, and Cindy Kreighbaum. BELOW: JV Rally, Sue Anderson, Terry Robinson, and Diane Eims. Christy holds the illustrious spirit stick, while BELOW Lynn claps up a storm. Frosh Rally, Traci Tuholsky, Dawn Huddleston, and Debbie Guest. IVlr. Acheson beams as Rally girls honor parents of Senior Wrestlers. Rally!57 ',,.f 1 S' xl SLI 5' At' E , t . filff. A ' Q , . I . 5:3'ff . F , ,v4Qf, ' :kit .- I i , ' 1 JA I- 1 A T, R 1 gi. y I' . ,-'r-J! ' Me' ' - 1 .- - ff ws . ,- . . S 5 s I I . I . . K K l I f i Y 1, . ' -X V ' ,.,..........-.-..-.--.-......,. --4.... .- -. r I V vs, - ff '-51 ' ' 5- 'QQ-kg, -W1-............. W . ' 'Ts' The 1973-74 Drill Team consisted of, FROIVI LEFT T0 RIGHT: Judy Spencer, Lorrie Greening, Janet Starr, Stacy Knapp, Lois Godsil, Becky Ratcliff, Shelly Watts, Kathy IVlcRary, Tammy Acheson, Irene Yoakum, Debbie Newman, Christie Clough, Jodi Snyder Diana Fronko, Rita Donald, Kathy Ford, IN FRONT IVIrs. Vahsholtz. - Stacy Knapp tries to hide Drill -I-earn behind Diana Fronko but is not to successful. The Drill Team helps the cheerleaders in Q3 honoring the Senior parents during half time is ofthe last home basketball game. 58!Drill Team J G.A.A. Officers FROIVI TOP: lVlarla Brill President, Denise Winders, Vice President, Tami Acheson, Intra- mural Director, and Staci Knapp, Secretary. Susan, Gail, IVlarla, and Judy wait for the fire at the spring picnic . Lots of fun, mixed with hard work and exercise describes the activities of the Girl's Athletic Association this year. During after school and Monday even ing sessions members could work out on the exercise equip- ment or compete in volleyball, basketball and softball games Debbie Huffman and Joy Kraff Special events for G .A .A.this exhibit exceptional ability ? Q r:df .1x- vfflsmzesukawbwmmsgfras as . J:,2sifLi::::Hs4inaw1K.:.1m:a'!csQsl1 year were lVlother-Daughter night, Father-Daughter night, Fall and Spring picnics, and their annual bike hike over spring vacation . lVlrs. Darlene Settje, the G .A ,A , advisor, has spent great time and energy to make this organization successful. lVlrs . Settje watches the time so the Freshmen wi know when to get off the tramp. ll GAA!5 9 -9 Panther Tales The Panther Tales staff this year enjoyed putting together a very good paper, Editor, Karen Hansen put in many hard hours, as well as Karen Crispien the Columbian High Times Editor. The staff had a dinner this year at Caruso's, an Italian restau- rant in Vancouver. The Panther Tales Staff takes time out for a picture they are: LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1, Russ Stencil, Linda Acher, Lynn lVlc- Donald, Karen Hansen, ROW 2, Wes Stayton, Carol Cranfill, Andrea Godsil, Kerry Deery, ROW 3, IVlarianne Grant, Karen Crispien, Kim lVIaybry, Randi Wilson,the rest, Wes Rust, Tim W saske Dave Ellenz, lVlike , an 'qi 5 t ,, i . ..k,-, A Q V K -A ' t' 't'f' .. A TW gg 5 l'll 0-A wt ggigi QW' Karen Hansen, this years Editor, and Carol Cranfill work on achieving a good layout. Y 1 Scheel, Jeff Nickel. ---.-M-H. Q' . , 6O!Panther Tales 'is' Lid -R Karen Crispien, asks some advice of lVlrs Young . Karen earned the IVlost Valuable Staffer Award . Y IVIrs. Young, the Panther Tales Jeff Nickel gives a rundown on the latest sports Advisor was invaluable to the events while Tim Wysaske types it all up. staff again this year. Some of the staff took time off to enjoy dinner at Caruso's. FROIVI LEFT TO RIGHT: Kelvin Krause, Marianne Grant, Tim Wysaske, IVIrs. Young, Randi Wilson, Carol Cranfill, Kerry Deery, Russ Stencil, Judy Johnson, Stacy Knapp, Karen Hansen. Panther Ta les!6 1 xi 5.5.1 Chris tries for a new layout while Vicki Eliuk throughs in a tew pointers. An n u Annual Staff took on a new leaf this year or at least it started that way as this year Annual was included as a class . Last period was our time to work but as it goes last period is not the most productive time and once again we did not meet one of our deadlines . We did have more time to think though and came up with snappy green ad pages and a new cover design . Bob Pathrath shows how it should look some how ours never came out that good . Tom thinks about it and then decides it might be to much. 62fAnnual lVIark Koester tries to get something done but is not to successful as Dede Winders stands in the background . Kathy Knauf looks in still amazement at some mysterious thing while Barb Jendro seems to be complete- ly satisfyed in her lollypop . Q-. -F T '1 .. .., POOYWKQY . ,vw . fs ' 'Q fx . -L 12 AK: German Club German Club advisors, Nliss Alver and lVliss Guard look surprised as a sly Photographer slips in a quick one. 53 German Club members partici- pated in the highlight ofthe German Club's year, the trip to the Rhein- lander. The members traveled over to Portland to enjoy a german meal of Weinersnitzel . Dancing and singing by the waiters and waitresses took place while everyone enjoyed their meal. 64fGerman Club fx 64. fr-A , X ic. AQ . A f A K 4V 9 l . Y -vi r ' 5 l'? i:3i f'f7'a -. was YN-1 -H -- 9 5 v-oss, .1 .35 , '8.,qg-rv 4 215: , . 2.686 L 'qw ltvwfsl . . -.T ,' 0 .a'.- -V f 2' i....ni-.' t T lu i , German Club Officers for this year were, LEFT TO RIGHT: DeDe Big Nlomma Winders Sg. at arms, Randi Wilson, President, Tom Nlartin, Vice President, Tammy Acheson, Sec.-Tres.: Vicki Eliuk, Soc. Chairman. at . zrffwli .gi , ,P 5? , . jf! ,VA ' ' ' Q5 , i 5 is iff- T , . C rf Q t . .5 , . .....,,A--lb-5 , I ., ' 3559 Y 'L iii? Tom Keller with the help of Wes Rust show the correct way to guzzle german style. Spanish Club This years Spanish Club officers were, LEFT TO RIGHT: Julie Croswell, Sherry Rink, Pattie Hansen, Kim Fitch, Cheryl lVlarshall. IVlr. Olya Stops to chat after'j,ust arriving home from his Mexican trip with all the other Spanish Club members that went. Spanish Club members enjoyed a mem- orable experience as they tripped over to Poncho's for a lVlexican meal. Spanish Club was full of activities as they had a trip to Nlexico where they Went to IVlexico City, Acapoco and many other places of great interest. Also they went over to Poncho's for a very delightful Mexican dinner, and had a few other events such as a car wash and a trip to beacon rock. t -. ' . Kim Fitch and KinlT'Knauf are welcomed by DeDe Winders on their arrival home from Mexico. Spanish Club!65 Speech 84 Drama Club The Officers for the new club were, iLEFT TO RIGHT? Brenda Stump, Treas., Rhonda Sten- cel, Sec.p Vicki Runkle, Pres., and llllark Hall, Vice-Pres. I 5 ,T we 'I Sharon Agun, a Junior won the Dis trict Speech Contest. She was coached by lVlrs. Sullivan. Midnight Trumpeter, a humorous play, was given for Open House. The cast included Barb Rogers, Tami Bahr, Janet Starr, lVlike Brown, Bill Turner and Marky Hall. 66!Speech and Drama Future Nurses Q. x I ' Nursy Davis waits for her next Officers 1974 Brenda lVlarshall, victim. She also advised the Pres .1 Denise Piche, Vice-Pres Future Nurses Club. and Tami Acheson, Sec , Shakespeare Club tix vt? taining lVIay Day Festival. Marianne Grant, arranges flowers for IVIay Day . 5 The crowd waits with bated breath as the Shakespear class presents a very enter- Future Nurses!67 ACTIVITIESACT, IVITIESACTIVITI ESACTIVITIESAK DTIVITIESACTIV ITIACTIVITIESAQ QTIVITIESACTIV ITIACTIVITIESA CTIVITIESACTIN 'ITIE SACTIVITIE SACTIVITIESAC' FIVITIESACTIVI' FIESACTIVITIES ACTIVITIESACT Activities!69 Homecoming: H Beginnings, After many hard days of decorating the cafe- teria in fall colors and enjoying the traditional fun of dressing up for Homecoming week, the student body was ready for a very successful Homecoming dance. The Sophomores started off by winning the spirit stick. Then radiant Queen Vicki I was crowned at the football game Oct. 26. Be- ginnings was selected for the theme, and Rivergate provided the music for the dance. The royal court consisted of Nlary Beth Koester, Freshman princess, Rita Rydie, Sophomore princess, Cindy Kreighbaum, Sen- ior princess, Queen Vicki If Judy Johnson, Senior princess, and Tami Krause, Junior princess. Vickie Football captains Tim Hagenson and Lonnie Tipton crown Queen Vicki while her escort Tim Wysaske looks on. Youire a Good Man Charlie Brown 1973-74 Musical Presented by Washougal High School Chordaliers This year's musical was presented by the Washougal High School Chordaliers. This is the first time the Chordaliers themselves, without the choir, have put on a Broadway musical. Directing the musical was Nona Olsen, with Gretchen Rust, accompanist. You're A Good llllan Charlie Brown , is a musical entertainment based on the comic strip Peanuts by Charles IVI. Schulz. The musical consisted mainly of songs and comic strip scenes. A few of the highlighted scenes were: Charlie Brown and that little red headed girl, Snoopy as a World War l flying ace and Lucy's crabbiness survey. A few of their better musical numbers were: You're A Good lVlan Charlie Brown, Glee Club Rehearsal CHome on the Rangel, Suppertime, and The Baseball Game. The show was presented to the public Nov. Sth and 9th. It was also given for Cape Horn Skye, Hathaway, Gause, the High School and Evergreen's Crestling Elementary School, making a total of eight perform- ances. They were very successful in all their performances and received a standing ovation from the High School and after the Friday night performance. 72!IVlusical A Leading Parts Charlie Brown . . Tom Garland Snoopy ., . . Wes Rust Lucy . . . Judy Kruger Linus . . . Karen Crispien Schroeder . . Russ Stencel Patty ........ ., . Barbara Smead The other Chordalier members: Joan Clausen, Laurie Clausen, Stephanie Knapp, Terri Robinson, Jodi Snyder, and Stephi Vilhauer participated in three musical numbers and took care of all stage settings. lVIusical!73 Chordaliers This years Chordaliers had a busy year as they sang in the Christmas Concert as well as the Spring Con cert, They also sang in a few churches and for the Honor Society Induction. The highlight ofthe year was there production, You're a Good IVlan Charlie Brown. Cdl Preforming in the 1973-74 Spring Concert was only one ofthe Chordaliers many activities . R' 'IOS' rr. The 1973-74 Chordaliers are FROIVI LEFT TO RIGHT: Wes Rust, Tom Garland, Karen Crispien, Stephanie Knapp, Stephanie Vilhauer, Russ Stencil, Barbara Smead, Joan Clauson, Jodi Snyder, Terri Robinson, Judy Kruger, and Lori Clauson, 74l!Chordaliers 'I Girl'5 League Debbi Guest and Kathy Pieper put peanut butter and bread on their faces for Initia- tion . Girl's league is a club with members being all the girls at W.H .S. Some of the clubs main activities are freshman initiation, making Christmas favors for the nursing homes, selecting Girls of the IVlonth, and sponsoring the lVlother-Daughter Tea, Officers for 1973-74 were Christie Hein, Pres.y Charlene Perry, Vice Pres.: Debi Eims, Sec.: Brenda Stump, Tres.f Pam Glassburn, Soc. Chair- man, Gretchen Pemberton, Sr. Rep., Rhonda Stencil, Jr. Rep., Tammy Acheson, Soph., and Mary Beth Koester, Frosh Rep. Another frosh girl sets out on a nauti- cal expedition that will qualify her for Girl's League . Rhonda Stencil puts the finishing touches on her outfit for a skit. Girls League!75 Outdoor Ed. 1 i, . -'rap' Tom llllartin ofthe Nature Trail takes a walk around the place identifing things here and there. iiwkimf,-3211 ., X 'v Q. vm. ? . ...tix 1' Director lVlr last minute. . I . . . wiv H lVlay 7-10, was the dates of Outdoor Education held at Cape Horn Sky School. lt was attended by approximately 160 sixth graders from Gause, Cape Horn Sky, and IVIt. Pleasant Schools. The program was headed by Nlr. Don Bowers, principal of Cape Horn Sky. Student co-assistant directors were Chrissy Davis, and Marky Koester. Twenty-seven Juniors and Seniors taught at the ten various outdoor classes offered, Besides forestry, soil composition, hydrology, small animals, and the other regular stations, two new stations were added to the program this year. They were re-cycling, and rocks and minerals. Brian Walker and Kerry Higginson look in amazement as one ofthe kids comes up with something new. 7 6X0 utdoor Ed .SW L k - 1 xx' '1. N' SZ S- h A ' W SSS f t r vig ' -V fm .T L. Yi :f'mf ,Jai V - , x e , ' 5,-N . .. t CN . .,is f R ,X 3' id N ,f 1 , ' 93 UE, Y ----..,-.-..., QN- '-as-...... S . Judy Johnson and Sherry Rink show Kim lVlaybry explains What did you say buster the 6th graders how there suppose how it is in the hydology .. .Oh, l thought you were to look. dept. getting smart again. f. Gil' . 'N ,Ng Q ' . VA 3 y .4 , .Ea 'K .. ,X -, x '9 v . ' 7 1 e t, A Y X4 4 I , , -' ,iff plant LD. men Vicki and Malia Brian Linde and IVlark Evans discuss gorilla worfare explain about the different types of in between Sessions- ferns and leaves . auf' Some people really put out here are a few. Prom '74 Senior Anita Busby was crowned queen of the prom . Princesses were Judy Johnson and Junior Judy Amundson . The theme for the dance was Just You and lVle . Harmony Road, a band from Portland provided the music . Decorations were done as usual by the junior class . Kathy DuPaul whispers sweet nothings into Ralph Fords ear during the dance . .l 33343 59 Queen if We A will Doug Cox attempts to straighten out some of the clouds to no avail. 78!Prom The Band plays merrily away as the prom is in full swing. Anita I Junior Class Advisor IVlr. Jackson cleans up a few last remaining things, and TO THE LEFT, lVlarla Brill and her date dance up a storm . Prom!79 Sadie Hawkins It's Your Thing, Do What You Wanna Do was the theme for Sadie Hawkins 1974, The dance vvas held IVIarch 16, from 8-11 o'clock. Jeff Nickels return- ed as IVlarryin' Sam for another year of heavy business. The live jive was pro- vided by Days of Night, and the dance was sponsored by the Kaiyawi Staff. ' ' W fs. s - . , . ff 1 iw ' se 4' s . P ., fi .. 1, Todd Prince and Jodi Snyder sit this one out. l Fx X ll V D ... ,,i Tl T1 Dan Sanders received the best look- Despite popular opinion there were no Body ing woman award, Lice in the hay bales. 'W T. V. Tech. Class Q. . ...- A couple of Second period students pick up some pointers from Alumni studentBob Garland. Despite the gas problem and all the other things that could happen this years A-V Tech Class lead by lVlr. Pontes made it on two field trips . The first one was to a communications contest where we entered a video tape, ours was a news show and our only competition was a variety tyEe documentary, it seems the judges were partial to t e variety type shows as we took second. The next trip was to channel two in Portland where we were shown how it was suppose to be done . Bruce Bedell a past member ofthe class throughs out a few pointers to Mark Koester as they get hands on experience . lVIr. Pontes is caught with a mouth full at IVlr. 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Call 835-2446 ' 1 822 B Street Washougal 4' 'Hman WASH OUCAL AUTO PARTS Including Volkswagen 1708 E Street Washougal , Washington 835-2146 CROWN APPLIANCE dz FURNITURE 334 N E 4th Ave Camas Washmgton D 8: H SHEETMETAL AND ELECTRIC INC 1320 E Street Washougal Washington WATT S PLUMBING 1661 E Street Washougal , Washington I ' ' i ' ' LV . . . . I f 5 , ,A A , 111 112 QA' 4a V3 'Z--M w is -Pu Q J' . N- , 1 gn, .MV .VM 5.'U .A 'f 5? 1 ' , w A-4 C, ,v.-.- o Juniorsfl 1 3 Linda Acker Sharon Agun Judy Amundson Alen Anderson Lili Angel Bob Avery Dave Axon Richard Bax Debra Bedell Ken Berry lVlelvin Brink Brad Brown Sandee Cameron Cindy Chase Leslie Chick Rick Clark Todd Cobb David Couch Doug Cox Janice Crawford Julie Croswell Terri Daniels Kerry Deery Duane Delano Nlarty Devaney Debbie Dickenso Kathy Douglas Brent Drake Nlarveen Eiston Vickie Eliuk Mark Engelman Patty Epley Kim Fitch Pam Francis Torn Garland Connie Gillas IVIr. Bieber proves his agility on a high-spirited mule IVlike Gimrney Andrea Godsil Mike Goin Rick Groth Ken Guenther Darian Guindon Sue Hakkinen Loren Halvorson Janice Hamblen Karen Hammrich Patti Hansen Brian Hatfield M 1- 5.2 Z ' z , Q , 'W 4,V . . x 9 i if f X . ' it S -fi, X asf Wes' Q S, I 5 . ig , - uwvr . ..,f . , 1 ' P ' N l ,Y Q 3 , . i , gy. .Qtr . ' 1 'l , ' - f ' tr if , ' -1, , 'F' '- ,,V, . , H .. -f , , ft it n f - f 'ff . f is 1' i. xl - l- XJ 4 M Q J A vii? - ,A , IM-J' ff ' A if . A 'L 'fr 4557 . , ' iw, fr a, ,ll ., if : H 5 i, 2' '5 .fi ' il! - .x tx 5 , w 116!Juniors 43 '-. kv., g ,, i Jil .f H f .AAA it T , lie . Q-1 t jf 1.55 ' A fg A V7 A if in :I l : V ' k XL I4 MQ I E m.. l 1 5 . .fag ga , , Gr , 'Vs ' E rf s 5 'Q' E4 T ' ., 2 f X - 4, ll 4 x . 4, . Y .' ' f rg m y Q ll' i t X42 j ,, ., E x -5 if wwf if A ii, ,, ,Q 1 X X l A a Q NX Al 3 wi v' g 1 Y , 5, g-.wi wk K s XX -.. Denise Hawkins Phyllis Heltzel Karen Higdon Rick Hildebrand Pattie Hoffman Joe Hubbard Debra Huffman Theresa Irwin Marcus Iverson Annette Jemtegaard Barbara Jendro Wayne Johnson Bob Jones Denice Kanooth Glen Karnath Jeff Kinart Terry Kirkpatrick Stephanie Knapp Kathy Kanuf Steve Knutson Tami Krause Kurt Kullberg JoAnn Lackey Joe Leeds David MacArthur Arlene Malfait Cheryl Marshall Chal Martin '1 jx ,fa if .W 2 'I 1 ll QS' ,N . l 3 4: , ii M A it so W A tj? J :Q in 4 'V x 'Z -li Car aucn+ QPU- fn WVEV lf 3 ,.-kr E Ck Y it ,U i . l l Sc Qypiklx, T M t- . 6 ju 5 f F Bimini? Ui S l Nik Charmane Mills CU KQV-CX Dan Morse f ',q, ' S' lnllwcdlwxg-fi J'iviA1 ,l D212 iviiizlll Sy WF , Uv EZ Kathy McRary l George Nugent ff S' - KK 'A wt if QM' uk Rick Hildebrand finds out that all good things come to an end Don Phillips Sherry Rink Kevin Ritchey Wes Rust Dan Sanders Ed Scott Nathan Sellers Lisa Shurtz Mark Stacks Karl Stefan Rhonda Stencel 5 oo A QLJKE Tim Stillman ELTOIY Jofffgv D Juniors!117 llw X f CAMERA SHY Connie Collins Jan Kraff Richard Cummins Arthur llllalfait IVlark Gadbaw Charles Illlarchbank Leon Johnson Harvey Peake 118!Juniors Greg Pearson Debbie Pederson lVlike Ritter Barb Rogers Brenda Stump Dan Sullivan Lori Surber John Swearingen Guy Townsend Sue Turner Stephanie Vilhauer Ramona Warner Denise Rae Winders IVlark Sickenberger Gary Thompson Lorna Tybout Dale Ulland Bruce Walker Seniorsf119 fk Lonnie E. Acheson Linda K. Bedell Kathy lVl. Cass 12O!Seniors Russell J. Barber L Ml' ll Christie L. Bellinger 4-an Karen J . Bax Karen R . Becker Nlarla L. Brill Marsha L. Broersma ll gummic Daniel Clark Laurie K Clauson Daniel J. Cotton Robert S. Craig Carol Cranfill Karen L. Crispien -3' Kari J . Curness Christopher J . Davis Seniors!12l il ,- ii li, ,ii 1 ,nifiiiigiii qu, ,, iw.- '-XJ s. Janice I. Dawson Rita A. Donald . .. X, K yi 1 9 igktl-LJDMKJVMJX weft. ul 4 'if .,.x, J: - Debra E. Eims David F. Ellenz C-as 12 -- Donald W. Evans Mark D. Evans if ff Jana L. Ferguson Russel C. Foster Diana lVl. Garland 1 2 2!Seniors v 9 0 f '. V, 'fr 'Q 3 'Q G O v6,A,.x04,.o , Q Pamela F . Glassburn i i , 'fer N' , , L , ,.,, i. l llll ll? T 4-QV' Lee W. Godsil Dan Gourley Marianne Grant Vicki l-- Green Suzanne Jensen, Debra E. Haack Gunther SENIOR PERSONALITIES CHOSEN Members ofthe Class of '74 recently nominated and voted for their Class Personalities. Here is the list they came up with. Two resulted in ties. fr J TL s,,i?atftDittGs2sQ5 Daniel K. Haag lVlost Talented Girl-lVlarianne Grant lVlost Athletic Boy-Tim Hagenson lVlost Athletic Girl-Jackie lVlurdock Boy lVlost Likely To Succeed-IVlark Koester Girl IVlost Likely To Succeed-Karen Crispein lVlost Friendly Boy-Dave Ellenz lVlost Friendly Girl-Vicki Runkle lVlost Talkative Boy-Brian Linde lVlost Talkative Girl-Karen Trangmar IVlost Silly Boy-Bill Turner lVlost Silly Girl-lVlarla Brill Kreighbaum lVlost Creative Boy-Kelvin Krause lVIost Creative Girl-Pat Thompson IVlost Spirited Boy-Russ Barber lVlost Spirited Girls-Karen Hanson and Cindy lVlostAUnforgettable Boy-Dean Utehs lVlost Flirtacious Boy-Jim Hughes TlVlost Unforgettable Girl-Barb Smead lVlost Flirtacious Girl-Laurie Clauson Best Dressed Boy-Jerry Green lVIost Humorous Boy-Jeff Nickel Best Dressed Girl-Judy Kruger lVlost Humorous Girls-Anita Busby and Lynn Wildest Boy-Nlarty Westlund lVlcDonald Wildest Girl-Gretchen Pemberton IVlost Handsome Boy-Kent Krause Boy Chowhound-Tim Wysaske lVlost Beautiful Girl-Judy Johnson Girl Chowhound-Leith Turja lVIost Talented Boy-Terry Herman IVlost Courteous Boy-Brian Walker lVlost Courteous Girl-Christie BellingerSemOrS!123 Timothy N. Hagensen James C . Halvorson Karen K. Hansen 124!Seniors ma Mark D. Hall William F. Hamby R. Allen Harris Peggy L. Hartley Gerald L. Hawkins Qi! 3 'iff Ronald F. Hawkins Christina L. Hein Doug Heindselman Debi Heller Terry N. Hermann Kerry G. Higginson Rebecca J. Horsey Cindy Huddleston Seniors!125 ,-IJ Melody L . Huddlestoi Thomas J . Jendro Charles Nl . Koester 126!Seniors ai Tia IVI. Hudson James W. Hughes av Judith E. Johnson Thomas W. Keller 1. One more word out of you, and POW! There's the door! 2. Bend over and grab your ankles! The Staff of npanther Talesu 3. I had 3. fa.l'l'lZaS'l1lC gll'lS' soft- - would like to bring back a few ball! team that Yeaf- - - H of those treasured memories 4- The front 'OW 'S th? A from Gause School to this year's fflfff andfhe back VOW 'S the Seniors. How many of these F 'OW' , teachers can you remember? 5- Hllmay be f 'ed,50 ':edaYf CAnswers to quotes at bottom.l but I ll 'fever be 'cl ' 6. AlI righty boys! 7. No, today is P,E.! Tomor- row is HeaIth! 8. You left-handed flabberap out in right field! CAnswers: 1-Mr. Freidrich, 2- Mr. Garrett, 3-Mr. Allen, 4- Nlr. Allen, 5-Mr. Friedrich, Robert E . Hunter Wayne L . Knauf, Jr. 6-lVlrs. Groth, 7- IVlr. Garrett and Mrs. Snyder, 8-IVlr. Allenl Now to really challenge your memory, see if you can think back to these memorable events when: Russ Barber was elected Presi- dent of the eighth grade, Eighth grade rally consisted of Chris Bellinger, Kim Nlabry, Lynn McDonald, and Debbie Heller, lVIr. Painter joined the National Guard in Nlay and the class gave him a party, L K N tj, Kelvin L . Krause -nu.. Brian B. Linde 1'lKent Krause and Dean Utehs l' Qgot caught skipping school in .the eighth grade, , MV.. -- AY.- W. , L, Mr. Garrett made several of us clean up the school because we threw snowballsp Our class started the Husky Hot- Line, Mr. Friedrich held the record for kicking kids out of class, You might have been the Mys- tery Boy or Mystery Girl in the Husky Hot-Line, 17 Cape Horn-Skye students came down and joined our class in the eighth grade, Kent D , Krause Kimberly S. Mabry Randi Wilson was enrolled in boys' P.E. in the eighth grade, The Liberty Theater and the roller skating rink were the onIy.places to be on Friday nights, The Gause choir put on H.M.S Pinafore , Mrs. Snyder's B Period class put on Spy For a Day, The Cupid Computer, and Deputy For Broken Bow. The paper airplane got stuck in substitute, Mrs. Waddle's hair. lMade by Brian Lindel. K Cindy L . Kreighbaum Carolyn Malfait l Judy L. Kruger Ronald A , Markowski T 4 40 1 , 5 Brenda J . Marshall 5-'Ss' Wil 5 .- '. -'L - '1 muy- k1,' . 'u ,-ll, Kim Poulsen, Martin Seniors!127 Chris Meyer Patrick D Meyer Jacqueline M Murdock Lynn McDonald Charlene Lund, Perry ,i ii ,. ,ii , Q51 1 ,N 9 1' , iii ,i ig ii 1-.iii iii' i ' :if ' ' ,iiii ' iii i , Denise M. Piche Kathy D. Pratt Todd S. Prince Deborah IVI. Rink Alan Romine Vicki A, Runkle Larry H. Sadewasser Janice NI. Sampson Seniors!129 Judy L . Spencer ,, i 'sum ,,i, Nlelea J Sundby L Mike Stange Wesley W Stayton Russell W. Stencil Patricia A . Thompson 0 l Lonnie D. Tipton William J. Turner ' 'x l' T X X ix 3 l ' ful x'm ,X 4.5 3 '-U. it T T Z?-, ? T 1- A Sjwai . tl , 1 . Q., 3Wx:,,1N Xfv ll- , , -1, , T-T, Marty J . Westlund ,l li' David Townsend Karen A. Trangmar Leigh A. Turja 53 ,512 -mr Dean Utehs Brfian K. Walker Anita J . Weingarten f. -I 'f All Judy White Daniel . Frosh Timothy V. Wysaslgewlte UV E5 lb 1 K . Q.. S niors!131 U, GRADUATIGNG1 QADUATIUNGRA. 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'46-1:,,gf' mbggli-.41-rf .A lf s-yr .l s . .lhrsdf-fn ,. .M vigil? . W-1, --W 53, . Srbgs ,. ,- . . gglr'a 1j9:--1--lg 7-3395.1 :xp -',,., ,l 5-gg 5:15 :f 3631? f ,w,uaQ4t1s.,. my W ' Brian Walker receives the WEA scholar- ship while below the class assembles for Commencement excercises . . 3 .ff im. Jeff Nickel impatiently waits for the coveted diploma . While below Tia Hudson receives her awards for the night. to Praised by their principal to be the 'Top Class' to pass through Washougal High School in many years, the class of 1974 experienced a graduation ceremony Tuesday IVIay 28 that was as unusual and impressive as their four years as a group at WHS . Cfor Post Record, June 5? Breaking a tradition that was long standing the class of '74, 111 strong marched down the aisle with their class colors, light blue and dark blue . Besides the breaking of that tradi- tion there was also another non-traditional- type act committed being that of a male streak- er, which came forth right in the middle of Karen Cripeins speech on individuality of her classmates . Valedictorian Patty Thompson also had a speech which opened we are today what yesterday made us . Following speeches IVlarianne said goodbye to everyone and thanks to the students . Finalizing the night the class rose to sing the Alma IVlater. Graduationfl 35 ,N asf E in f 4 52 uf A W 9 P Y fi. L I ' ' 1 i , ' 1 5 4 is ? ' lx P ff' 'E Patty Thompson presents Marianne with a ' X remembrance of her friends at Washougal, A., , BELOW, Valedictorian Patty Thompson and i A - ' Salutatorian Karen Crispien deliver their i speeches despite a few interruptions. i 'UUF5 7' H 136!Graduation ...W Class Historians lVlalia Sundby and Jeff Nickel run over many ofthe past trials and tribulations oftneir class in the years gone by . l Graduation!137 Lonnie Acheson- Wrestling Russ Barber- W-Club, Wrestling, Baseball ASB Bus. llllanager, Senior Class Pres., Chair Crew, Honor Society, Student Coun- ci . Karen Bax- Karen Becker- Linda Bedell- GAA, Pep Club, Honor Society, German Club. Christy Bellinger- Class Vice-President C9thJ, Rally Squad, Girls League tres. Annual, Homecomming Princess, Student Council. IVlarla Brill- Spanish Club, Rally Club, GAA President, Student Council . Marsha Broersma- Pep Club, IRC, Drill Team. Kathy Cass- Drill Team, Frosh Class Tres., Pep Club. Laurie Clauson- Band President. Dan Clark- Football, Track, Basketball. Bob Craig- Golf, Basketball, W-Club. Carol Cranfill- Panther Tales. Karen Crispien- Pep Club, IRC-, Honor Society Sec., GAA, Outdoor Ed., Chordaliers, Jr. Class Tres., Sr. Class Sec-Tres., Choir, NCTE Achievement A- wards in Writing, German Club, Panther Tales, High Times Editor, 3rd Place in Elks Youth Leadership Contest, Out- standing American High School Student, Who's Who Among Am. High School Stu- dents. Kari Curnes- Track, Basketball, Softball, Spanish Club, IRC, Pep Club, Chris Davis- Spanish Club, Honor Society Vice-Pres., W-Club, Annual Staff, Out- door Ed. Janice Dawson- Pep Club, GAA, Choir, lVlusical, Choir President, Dance Class Rita Donald- Dedra Eims- Pep Club, GAA, German Club, Dave Ellenz- Annual Editor, Outdoor Ed., IRC, German Club, Panther Tales Photog., Pep Band, Basketball, Who's Who Among High School Students, Outstanding Teen- agers of America, Ski Club. Don Evans- Basketball, Football, W-Club. IVIark Evans- Jana Ferguson- Russ Foster- Basketball, Golf Captain, W- Club, Wrestling, Spanish Club. Diane Garland- Dan Gourley- Pam Glassburn- GAA, Teachers Aide, Gause Office Helper, Choir Production, Girl's Glee, Nurses Aide. IVlarianne Grant- Panther Tales. Jerry Green- Football, Wrestling, Baseball, W-Club, Basketball, All-State Baseball. Vicki Green- Volleyball, Class Sec., Choir, Pep Club. Laurel Grimani- Debra Haack- Dan Haag- Track. Tim Hagenson- W-Club, Football Capt., All Trico Football, Basketball Capt., Inspirational and All-Trico Basketball, Outstanding Teenager of America, Out- standing High School Student, Soph. Class Pres., Student Council, Honor Society, Chair Crew, Spanish Club. lVlark Hall- Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Track, Spanish Club, Drama Club VP, Band, Stage Band, IRC, Shakespeare Club. Jim Halvorson- Basketball, W-Club. Bill Hamby- Paul Hamrick- Karen Hansen- GAA' Panther Tales Editor, Honor Society, IRC, Drill Team, Spanish Club. Allan Harris- Peggy Hartlet- Pep Club, GAA, IRC. Christy Hein- German Club, IRC, Choir, Chordaliers, Student Council, Pep Club, Drill Team, Shakespean Club, Honor Society. Debi Heller- Becky Horsey- Cindy Huddleston- lVlelody Huddleston- Tia Hudson- GAA, Spanish Club, Choir, IRC, Shakespear Club, Student Council. Gerald Hawkins- Wrestling, German Club, Band. Ron Hawkins- IRC, German Club, Shakes- spear Club, Track, Cross Country. Doug Heindselman- Honor Roll, Spanish Club, Track, Baseball. Terry Herman- Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Chordaliers, Wrestling, Golf. Kerry Higginson- Honor Society. David George Hoffman- Jim Hughes- Soph Vice- Pres., Spanish Club, Chordaliers, Choir, Sr. Choir. Rob Hunter- Baseball, W-Club. Suzanne Gunther- Tom Jendro- ASB Bus. IVlanager, Spanish Club, Wrestling, Choir, Chair Crew, Stu- dent Council, Baseball. TA Judy Johnson- Pep Club, German Club, IRC, Honor Society, Soph class, Jr. Class Sec., ASB Sec., Homecoming Princess, Outdoor Ed., October Girls of the IVIonth., GAA, Shakespear Club. Tom Keller- Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Track, Honor Society, German Club, Shakespear Club, Outdoor Ed., W-Club, Annual Staff, Band. Cindy Kreighbaum- Drill Team, Rally, Pep Club, Girl's League, Choir. Judy Kruger- Spanish Club, Pep Club, Choir, Chordaliers, Honor Society, Outstanding Am. High School Student. Wayne Knauf- Nlark Koester- Track, Cross Country, German Club, IRC, Honor Society, Annual, ASB President, Stage Band, Pep Band, Stu- .dent Council, Shakespear Club. ,Kelvin Krause- Football, W-Club, Chair I I I Crew, Track, Honor Society. Brian Linde- Football, High Q Team, German Club, IRC, Honor Society. Charlene Lund lPerryI- Kim lVlabry- Rally, ASB Tres., German Club, IRC, Honor Society, GAA, Choir, Track, Outdoor Ed., Outstanding Am. High School Student, Panther Tales, Rally, Who's Who Among Am High School Students. Carloyn Nlalfait- Brenda Nlarshall- GAA, Future Nurses, Choir, Spanish Club, IRC, Student Coun- cil. Ron lVlarkowski- Lynn lVIcDonald- Girl's League Vice- Pres., Annual, Rally, German Club Panther Tales, Chris IVleyer- Pat Nleyer- Football, Track. Jackie Nlurdock- Track, Pep Club, Spanish C ub. Jeff Nickel- Wrestling, Basketball, Football, Golf, Cross Country, Wrestling Regional champ, 3rd Place State, Spanish Club, Sr. Class VP, Class Historian, W-Club. Nlike Peake- Football, Basketball, W-Club, Track. Gretchen Pemberton- Denise Piche- GAA, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Future Nurses, Pep Club, Ski Bus, Trip to IVIexico. Todd Price- Kim Poulsen ClVIartinI- Kathy Pratt- Debbie Rink- Pep Club, IRC, Spanish Club, GAA. Alan Romine- Basketball, Cross Country, Track, W-Club. Vicki Runkle- Lgiiryj Sadewasser- Football, IRC, Spanish u . Janice Sampson- German Club, GAA, Jr. Prom, Pep Club. Bob Shirley- Football, Track, Baseball. Barb Smead- Student Council, Class Officer ASB Officer Chordalier, Choir, Track. Judy Spencer- Drill Team, Choir. IVIike Stange- ?fVes Stayton- Baseball, Basketball, Panther Tales Photographer, Ski Bus, Annual. Russ Stencil- Wrestling, Choir, Chordaliers Spanish Club. lVlalia Sunby- Patty Thompson- Lonnie Tipton- W-Club, Football, Basket- ball- All-State Baseball Chair Crew. Karen Trangmar- Dave Townsend- Lori Tuholski- Rally, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Homecoming Princess, Track, Annual. Leigh Turja- IRC, German Club, Pep Club, Annual -- Dean Utehs- Wrestling, Baseball, Football, Chair Crewg,-Vlblllubs - - F BrianVl7aTker- Outdoor Ed., German Club, IRC, Honor Society. IVIarty Westlund- Dave Wing- Anita Busby- Judy White- Randy Wilson- German Club, Panther Tales. 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