Washougal High School - Kaiyawi Yearbook (Washougal, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1975 volume:

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A generation goes and a generation comes, But the earth remains forever. ,uw-, The sun rises andthe sun sets, And hastening to its place it rises there again Blowing toward the south, Then turning toward the north, The wind continues swirling along, And on its circular courses the wind returns. V' J Wsswm WK., if Q tw? E' if K 3 1 g All the rivers flovv into the sea, Yet the sea is not full. To the place where the rivers flow There they flow again. All things are vvearisome, lVIan is not able to tell it. The eye is not satisfied with seeing, Nor is the ear filled with hearing. Wa? That which has been is that which will be, And that which has been done is that which will be done So, there is nothing new under the sun. Is there anything of which one might say See this, it is new ? Already it has existed for ages. Which were before us. f D WQMMQ2 jtffiffri fff 5 43? - 10 Organizations lVIr. Jurgens, Principal lVliss Alver, German, Counselor IVlr. lsherwood, Counselor IVlrs. Pluchos, English lVlr. Oyala, Spanish lVlr. Cox, Vice-Principal IVlrs. Young, Journalism lVlr. Phillips, English lVls . IVlartin, English IVlr. Cole, English lVlrs. Pickett, Business Ed. lVlr. Pettyjohn, Psychology lVlrs. Woodard, Home Ec. lVIr. Quinn, Contemp lVliss tj ome Ec lVIr. Brown, P,E, lVlr. Jackson, U.S. History IVIr. Nagel, lVlechanical Drawing l IVI r . Crouch , Shop IVlr. Krause, lVletal Shop Not Pictured lVlr. Sandstrom - Band lVIr. Lowe - Science lVlrs. LaHmon - English lVlrs. Valhsholtz, Coo 4 IVIr. lVliller, Janitor IVlrs. Ecoff, Cook -i it vw: 1 uf -'is f lVlr. Herman, IVlath lVlrs. Olsen, lVlusic lVlr. Phillips, Science i lVlrs. Settje, P.E lVlr. Cox, Art ,alla al IVlrs . Cox, Library IVlr. Blackett, IVlath lVlrs. Crockford, Library SSOCIATED T DE T BODY 1974-75 A,S,B. President Tom Martin . .B. OFFICER President - Tom Martin Vice President - Dan Sanders Secretary - Kerry Deery Treasurer - Mark Engleman Social Chairman - Patti Hansen Business Manager - Dan McEnry : gi f ' J ' -4 .,-aff ' 1:2 1, ' A 1 ig: ,,.,:, , gv- . time .-7 fn wr- 4 ff, are-ffm :?EzwQ1ir5 ' -1' 3' .mu , ,wi Z, ft . ,e -1 new - f fr Q , . f , C t' Tom listens to the opposition . Prexy across IVlartin trying to get a point sJ 'x- UV, xx 4 Kerry Deery takes time out Ivlark Engleman finds some from her shorthand to listen. Spare time fY0m COUVIUHQ Another exciting moment in the life of student council Patti Hansen takes a break from social cnairmaning to ask lfthis is for real. Dan lVlcEnry, an avid Iis tener, finds himself con- templating if he is red or not. STUDENT CUUNCIL f if lui' lmgll ' Student Council hard at work on one of the upcoming problems of the levy failure . They succeeded in making several plans for action. lVIark Engleman, Tom lVlartin, Dan lVlcEnery ,Patti Hansen, Kerry Deery and Dan Sanders. Student Council consists of the A,S ,B, officers, Class representatives and Club presidents . As has been shown in the past years this organization is highly success- ful. This year the council continued the Student Court and supervised the Smoking Area established last year. They also attended several School Board meetings and helped raise money for the sports pro- gram cancelled bythe failure of the levy. DeDe Winders, Vickie Eliuk and Barb Jendro don't know what is going on. YES, THEY WERE THERE THROUGH THICK AND THIN SUPPORTING OUR TEAIVI ON TO THE WIN AND THE SCREAIVIS AND CHEERS AND TEARS THAT CAIVIE ARE JUST ELEETING GLIIVIPSES IN IVIEIVIORIE'S GAIVIE THOUGH WE BELIEVE, SINCERELY YET OUR RALLY SQUAD WE WON'T FORGET. ' if ml- 1 , 123264 . LL ,w 'am2W',aw -f W I i Wea, f . I 2:3-Lol wil A IM I' M. ,S-M..f,.-., ms.ff1M .,.fN?da,X-S --, - W . .. . .,.-:Ima ,. ,,,,gh?.GL . U I Varsity Basketball Rally was: Rita Rydie, Janice Crawford, Judy Amundson, Patty Hansen and Terry Robinson . Bright smiles, loud voices and the flash of white gloves portrayed the earnestness of this years rally in supporting the Panthers . New routines were learned at cheerleading camp in Ellensberg this summer. This years Pep assemblies were blessed the knowledge of these eight girls in yells, spirit, and skits. The rally deserves much credit for lead- ing the Panthers to 2nd in the state wrestling, 3rd in state football, and a state berth in basketball. Thanks for all you did for us girls, we love you for it. J,V, Rally: Debbie Neder, Carolyn Turnbow and Kathrine Engleman. CAboveD Varsity Football Cheerleaders were CTopD Kerry Deery, Terri Robinson, lSecondi Diane Eims, Janice Crawford, Tammy Acheson, ll3ot- toml Rita Rydie, CStandingJ Patti Hansen, Judy Arnundson, Pep Queen . Wrestling Rally, Tammy Acheson, Kerry Deery, Diane Eims . CAboveJ Frosh Rally, Rhonda Brewer, Lori Runkle and Tammi Brill. ll3elowi 1974-75 Varsity Cheerleaders relax- ing, they are CTopJ Kerry Deery, Terri Robinson, Judy Amundson, Diane Eims . Cl3ottomD Tammy Acheson, Rita Rydie, Janice Crawford and Patti Hansen . Q J ' I QW Af' l ' A-wh, M ' ,H-my 1 it r Q T lVlrs. Melanie Young pulled the efforts to- gether as the Advisor. The Panther Tales staff once again published 12 excellent issues this yearp with the co- operation ofthe Post Record . The staff con- sisted of Derry, Editorp IVlartin and Friedrich, Sportsp lVlcAtee, Starr, Boni, lVlalcolm and Shanaman as Reporters . Photographers were lVlabry and Hildebrand. Ad lVIanagers, Acker, Hammrich, Hoffman and lVlalfait. Reporting Senior news was Rust and A.S .B. news was given by Tom lVlartin . Kerry Deery poses pretty as some time from being Editor she takes Ni: .Zfh-fm T, T-A573 YK' ffl hi? it Kerry Deery, Janet Starr and Brian Hatfield work hard to complete their lay-out on time to send it to the Post-Record . Panther Tales 21 Panther Tales STAFF: EDITOR: SPORTS: REPORTERS: Kerry Deery Randy lVlartin Tami Krause Andrea Godsil Phyllis Heltzel lVIarvieen lVlcAtee Bob Shanaman Brian Hatfield Janet Starr Lisa lVlaIcolm Rhonda Boni PHOTOGRAPHERS: AD IVIANAGERS: SENIOR REPORTER: A .S .I3. REPORTER: ADVISOR: Ken lVlabry Rick Hildebrand Linda Acker Karen Hammrich Pattie Hoffman Arlene lVlaIfait Wes Rust Tom Martin lVlrs . llllelanie Young Above: Lisa lVlalcom, Rhonda Boni, lVlrs. Young, Ken Illlabry, Randy lVlartin, Brian Babes Hatfield, Janet Starr and Alan lVlcGuire. X lvl I . 11 - Q ,If u' v 'NI J .L iff 1 I I . -fr' if I If , , U 'v ' ' Ni . . I I I ' ., V' , , ' if ' , I, .I lj J I J! , .l . I . V ' I 1 V I I IV! ' :I ,U 'IJII 11 N I 22 Panther Tales -fs . , J 'VY' I MRI A X Ui I V I J fx 1 . I 1 Y ' ,I LQ Joan Clauson grins for the camera after a fun filled day on the slopes. Ski Club The ski clubs third reich, President lVlike Goin, Vice president, Don Phillips, and secretary: DeeDee Winders. Powder snow and crystal blue ski slopes arouse a lot of ski enthusiasts to join ski club. The ski bus took our ski buffs to lVlt. Hood meadows for a festival of skiing All it took was a heart for the snovv and a little money for equipment, and lifts to be a hot dog in ski club. Even those who don't enjoy skiing can relax and have fun in the lodge. H., ,Mm :Ee-fa. -.I . f yzzgzfmsfr Q 4f ,fga5E1-1,,:.1s-an it 3:55 . 'tipzsizafgu ft . . f s eeselyi t P' I 2 '5 be ,. Drill Team The Drill Team in action during halftime of one ofthe home football games. Here vve also see this year's outfits . gt is+iljif' f The 1974-75 Drill Team consisted of Rosanne lVlueller, Lois Godsil, Lorrie Greening, Cathi Ford, Gail Karnath, Darla T Lee, Pam Kullberg, Karen Sadewasser, Connie lVlcAtee, Connie Cagle, and Kelly Gibbs. They did dance and formation routines and also two comedy routines . They also marched with the band in the Veteran's Day parade. 4 -. -,L--H . K, we Fi eww gigs! r. ,A t sw-fr't?i'ifQ 572w 2 A , , - Bottom to Top: Kim Knauf, Cathi Ford, A special thanks to IVlrs. Vahsholtz, advisor Lois Godsil, lVlarcia Kreighbaum, Lorrie and lVlom , Greening and Gwen Boone. 4 Drill Team KGERMAN CLUBU As always the German Club made their annual escapade to the Rheinlander restaurant in Portland. The trip was highlighted by the accordian player, much singing, and general all-around good fun. Advisor IVliss Alver checks dovvn the table to make sure everything is under control. I I, I my ' an fgfgffj .. 1- Tom lVlartin toasts who else but What's this? Barb, Vickie and Denise find Portland 'Clie Class Of 75 - water UD stimulating . Randy lVlartin shows the basic stick-in- hand method for find- ing a tree s height. lVlicroscopes dominat- ed the scene at the Aquatic life pond. Another dumbfounded customer at Blazing Saddles vvonders why that dumb wood won't burn. Blessed with sunny skies and high spirits, the 1975 Outdoor School, under the direc- tion of Cape Horn-Skye principal Jerry Fritts and student assistants Wes Rust and Dan Sullivan, came off without too much strain. There were the traditional counselors - vs - kids slaughterball games at lunch, the kids who were destined to fall in the creek or pond the afternoon rec lwreckl time, and the kids even had a chance to learn something once in a while. lVlost of all everybody had a ball, and why not, in such a great learn- ing atmosphere? Lori French threatens our ace photographer with a handful of plaster of paris Duane Delano and Taina Aho attempt to teach the basics of hydrology to a group of unsuspecting sixth-graders . School Nurse Sue Davis takes charge at the Bloody IVIary ifirst aid? station. A pair of sixth-graders use an increment board to find the age of a tree Taking advantage of a so- called campfire , the marshmellows were roasted and toasted at the Blazing Saddles station . . 5 '- YV' .4 'JT25-'1 -1733 ?3Vfl5:f-: link' X 5' 4 uhm F60 'WWE annum ,M Mwst' X! Above: Washougal, White Salmon, and Above our band's fearless leader lVlr. Stevenson get together for the first annual Sandstrom . IVIass Band. Below: Left to Right the band officers for this year were: Sec .-Treas. Lorrie Greening, Vice President Scott Newkirk, President Debi Bedell. This year the bands were quite active The Stage Band played at several different events for different clubs . Pep Band played at all home basket- ball games and went to state with the basketball team. Concert Band played for football games and joined White Salmon and Stevenson for the lVlass Band . All in all it was a very eventful year for our school's bands . N. . so It i IN Concert Band: Back Row: Arleta Agun, Tony Jones, Jerry Horn. 3rd Row: lVlary Hammon- tree, lVlary- lVlartin, Robin Gurnsey, Sharon Agun, Everett Bogert, Lorrie Greening, Debi Bedell, Lesa Schappell, Ed Walker, Doug French, John Goodale, 2nd Row: Gwen Boone, Sandy Jensen, Robert Ritchie, Floyd Cambell, Scott Newkirk, Bob Campbell, Kelly llllulholland, Jill Lupfer, Ron Thorn. lst Row: Carol Lightfoot, Jeanne Evans, Sherri Anderson, Betty Robinson, Ronda Jemtegaard, Jayne Jurgens. Not Pictured: Dale Dawson, Dennis Youngren, lVlark Schappell, Terry Brewer, lVlartha Sears. l CAboveJ Pep Band: Back Row: Jamie Wright. 3rd Row: Everett Sharon Agun this year Bogert, Lorrie Greening, Debi Bedell, Jerry Horn, Tony Jones, went to Music In lVlay Ron Thorn, Lesa Schappell . 2nd Row: Robert Ritchie, Floyd representing the band. Campbell, Bob Campbell, Kelly lVlulholland, John Goodale, Jill Lupfer. lst Row: Gwen Boone, Sandy Jensen, lVlary Hammontree, Jayne Jurgens. Not Pictured: Dale Dawson, llllark Schappell, lVlartha Sears. CBelowJ Stage Band: Front Row, Left to Right: Robert Ritchie, Floyd Campbell, Bob Campbell, Kelly lVlulholland, And Row: Jill Lupfer, John Goodale, Lorrie Greening, Debi Bedell, Back Row: Sharon Agun, Jamie Wright Barry Johnson . I l V - W 5 K, F :gi f 'tr Fx 6 2 M i , ll. 0 - l FH Future Homemakers ofAmerica is the nation- al organization of students studying home economics injuniorand seniorhigh school. It is an incorporated, nonprofit organization supported by membership dues . Any student who has taken a home economics course in school may be a member. The Washougal F ,H ,A . group was involved in many activi- ties . To startthe year offthey installed new officers in formal ceremony . They also at- tended a number ofmeetings around the state. Rhonda Boni was the first member of F .H .A. to run fora state F ,H ,A , office . Elections ' were held in Ellensburg .The group also visited nursing homes inthe area. This years F ,H ,A, group worked together lVlrs. Vlloocard the home-economics teacher on many activities. served as tue group's advisor. Af Q M l , LE at , Qu. Officers: Jeanette lVlueller, Presidentp Rhonda Boni, Honor Chapter Chairmang Lisa IVlal- com, Vice-Presidentg Tami Acheson, Degrees Chairmang Tami Joner, Secretary-Treas- urerg Janet Starr, Chairman . 30 FHA V , . . N-q K . T.V. TECH. The main highlight in the TV Tech class this year was their showing at the IVlass Media Competition held at IVlt. Hood Community College. The Pontes boys scored a first in their documentary of The Vanishing Breed , the story of the cowboy, and were chosen Best in Category in newscasting. work. Brad Brown and Guy Townsend hard at s T A at N ' x Ed WaIter Cronkite Pontes Bob IVliIIs checks his focus LfHA'VRs CHESS CLUB Chess Club Officers: President, John Goodale CLeftD and Vice-President, Barry Johnson . Chess club was formally organized this year with a total of nine members. They met before school, when they could, to battle wit against wisdom on the chess board. Although they had a small turnout this year. They have hopes of expanding next year. 32 Chess Club 1 Club members: Left to Right, Randy lVIar- tin and David Gimmey look on as Johnson prepares to move . Other members include Chris Eckman, Mitch Lackey, IVlike Hel- lard and Nathan Sellers . ? ,jg I LG' P -f'V41:Y a '. fl-f ' 4 llia,.r,,l4Qq l'4 v +.,'f'eef+,,T4'ff t fl, '+ff ? 3'v r,,.,:':'4Q+ 'fl'-ras .bit ,QQ it Q4 Would you move before I break your glass- es over your teeth . HUNOR SOCIETY This year's National Honor Society Chap- ter at WHS was led by President Dan Sul- livan, Vice President Dave Couch, and Secretary-Treasurer Julie Crosvvell. Hon- or Society is open to all upperclassmen who have achieved outstanding academic records in their high school years. They sponsored many successful dances after games and decorated for Graduation. They also conducted their annual induction ceremony for new members in the spring. The club was advised by lVls. Shirley lVlartin. lRightD Hank lVlantz receives his certifi- cate as Honor Society President Dan Sul- livan looks on. Judy Amundson and lllls. lVlartin trade grins as Judy receives her certificate . -as-Q Kerry Deery signs the WHS Chapter Register as she becomes a new member. AFS was quite busy raising money this year. One of their many projects was holding a magic show. They also held the annual AFS Day which was very successful. This years advisor was lVlr. Oyala AFS officers from Left to Right: Diana Fronko Social Chairman, Jon Friedrich President, Stacy Knapp Vice President. Left: President Jon Friedrich starts off AFS Day. Above: A visiting student tells of him- self and his country. ?ll152flP?Tsv?'L3f'if o -k -Q . New an fwfr.-.xff.'.,-f,' -,xfwfw ' I This year our foreign exchange student was Taina Aho from Seinajoki, Finland . Taina lives with her mother, and has a sister, 21 , and a brother, 23 . Her activities seem to be endless. She plays the piano, violin, and enjoys singing. Tai also is very interested in sports, especially in track. A few of her other sports activities include ice skating, skiing, playing tennis, and gymnastics. Taina was asked why she liked Washougal and the school and her reply vvas, I like Washougal because it's a beautiful place and it's close to Portland. I like the school because the people are friendly. She also remarked, l have learned to get out of my shell and not be so shy. With just a few added words Taina said l not only gained extra pounds, but I gained lots of life ex- periences and understanding American Peo- ple. Belovv: Taina and her American family the Knapps. Taina's always ready for a good time, but she is also very serious about her studies get W.H.S. CHUIR The choir consisted of 44 members this year. IVlrs. Nona Olsen directed the choir, while IVlrs. Helen Murray accompanied on the piano. The choir was kept busy preparing for the annual Christmas concert. The W.H .S. choir also participated in the Tri-City Mass Choir, and sang at Stevenson, White Salmon, and Washougal. They also sang a fevv selections from their spring concert at the IVIethodist Church in Washougal . To end their performance for the year, the choir united their voices together to sing at gradu- ation. lVlrs . Olsen has worked many years with the choir and she does a fine job every year. Left: IVIrs. Helen lVlurray ac- companied the choir this year. Everyone enjoyed her very much. Below: During the spring concert, Dr. David IVlurray sang a special song and the choir ap- plauds him after his fine per- formance . Top Left to Right: Joe Schappel, Pat Hatten, Jamie Wright, Doug Cox, Tom Loron. lVlid- dle Row: Steph Vilhauer, Sarah Loron, IVlary Schulze, Terri Robinson, Ramona Warner, Patti Epley. Bottom Row: Becky Ratcliff, Diana Fronko, Le Anne Carson, Doreen Ty- bout, Jodi Snyder, Lisa lVlalcom . This year the VV,H.S. Chordaliers consisted 01619 members, with lVlrs. Nona Olsen directing and lVlrs. Helen Murray accompanying at the piano . They performed for many organizations which included singing at the opening ofthe Kiwanis Camp, and at an Ore- gon Elementary school. The Chorda- liers also put on a musical called lt's The Lords Thing at Christmas. To end their busy year they went to show their talent at the lVlt. Hood Community College Jazz contest . Doreen Tybout and Pat Hatten sing their duet at the Tri-city mass choir. Annual staff STAFF: CO-EDITORS: Barb Jendro IVIitch Colburn SPORTS: Tom Martin TYPISTS: Theresa Irwin LHYW Adams PHOTOGRAPHERS: Tim Davis Chal IVIartin DESIGN: Dave Couch Rick Hildebrand Jodi Snyder ADVISOR: IVIr. Quinn Diana Fronko SECRETARY-TREASURER: DeDe Winders Lorrie Greening SPECIAL THANKS TO: Patti Hansen, Kerry Deery, Linda Acker, Rhonda Stencel, IVIrs. Maureen IVIartin, Brenda Stump, the 75-76 annual staff and their advisor Debbie Landry for finishing the book. ex lj 'f: ,47:fi lem ,V . if Bottom to Top, Left to Right: Chal IVIartin, Barb Jendro, Larry Adams, Diana Eronko Dave Couch, Jodi Snyder, Tim Davis, Lorrie Greening, Tom IVIartin, Theresa Irwin, IVIitch Colburn, Denise Winders. 38 Annual 4 Back Row, Left to Right: Joe Schappell, Pat Hatten, Jamie Wright, Doug Cox, Tom Gar land, Tom Loron. Middle Row: Stephinie Vilhauer, Sarah Loron, IVlary Schulze, Terri Robinson, Ramona Warner, Patty Epley. Front Row: Becky Ratcliff, Diana Fronko, LeAnne Carson, Doreen Tybout, Jodi Snyder, Lisa IVlalcolm. The Chordaliers had a busy year as they sang for churches in our com- munity . They sang for many clubs such as the Country Club, receptions at the Parker House, and the Ki- wanis Club . At Christmas time, the Chordaliers put on a play called The Lord's Thing , which they also sang for a Portland group. 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CTopl Chris Vllestlund C677 and Ron Higdon enjoy the company of cheerleaders Clfrom Leftl Janice Crawford, Tami Acheson, Terri Robinson, Judy Amundson and Patti Hansen after defeating Woodland 15-O CI3ottoml Senior Runinng back Dan lVIcEnry runs for daylight behind the blocking of All-Trico guard, Karl Stefan against Castle Rock. CRightD Coaches Carl Nagel and Lyle Pettyjohn discuss strategy during the crucial Castle Rock game. be l 42 Varsity Football TRICO CHAMPS CTopl Doug Cox C409 and Allen Peake C443 take a well deserved breather dur- ing the Castle Rock contest. CBottoml We did it! All hell breaks loose as the Panthers take the Trico crown and qualify for the State Play offs, defeating Castle Rock 21-14. The Panthers turned what started as a fiasco into the most productive football season in a long time. After two crush- ings at the hands of Chehalis and Camas Coach Pettyjohn realigned his team. The new Panthers debuted against Rainier, showing a powerful offense and stingy defense. These two keys carried the Panthers to big wins against their first four Trico foes. The VVashougal team went into their final league contest, tied for first place with a physical Castle Rock Team. This homecoming game meant a league title and a State playoff berth. VVashougal started off quickly, as Jon Friedrich tossed a pass to IVIike Goin and ran for another. Friedrich later scored the deciding points on a Half Back pass from Dan lVlcEnry. The 21-14 victory gave the Panthers their first Trico Crown in four years. Varsity Football 43 44 STATE PLAYOFF , CTopJ IVlr. Clarence Friedrich shows the spirit that carried the Panthers and in- volved many parents. CBottomJ Panther Co-captains, C235 Dan lVlcEnry, C343 Brent Drake, C405 Doug Cox, prepare to meet with the officials before a playoff game. Varsity Football The Panthers entered the Playoffs with a 6-2 record. ln the first game they faced Port Townsend at Olympia. The Washougal team used two quick scores, A 36 yard Friedrich to Peake pass and a 33 yard interception return by Devin Nagel, to put the Redskins away 14-6. The Panthers next traveled to Burlington to face Lynden in a quarter final tussle. The Friedrich to Peake combination again worked for 6 while Cox and Drake each scored once, in the 21-14 victory over Lynden. The Semi-final game saw the Raymond Seagulls and the Panthers meet in Centralia. Again the Washougal crowd was big as it had been throughout the playoffs. The Panthers led off the scor- ing with a 20 yard TD run. However the defense could not stop the powerful Raymond offense, as they saw them score twice. But the inspired Panthers came back in the final quarter to see Drake boot a field goal. The Panthers got the ball back with 2 minutes left and had a chance to win it. Passes to Goin and lVIcEnry brought the Panthers close but a penalty cut their Comback short. The Final score was 15- 9 . The Panthers gained third Place with the Loss. '.i'.,5'.',:'..1::-g.1-.:-.:..-:::..'::f.. .zL':.'-..' iliilllilli ii 2'--r -'-- --....'--' -.-.1'.:.-:.-::':f.. .':5.'.:'.r.'e.-..'::'.':': Hlli i us, '....- T - ... 2-.-..... 9 lf!!! . 'X 'U' s. ' .I W Y , V VVL, - -...- -i., 1- S X - f 3 t 1 4. -V. C wg. - . , iX Q . C . -,Q , .58 5 H U ,f 19 . I V . , It , , , Y M , - -A ,. K L, i 1 , xx is K ' T - . ' f ' 'K C 'f f 7 I , f x ff- A 1 - ', ' ' . I . J- B at A V 9, K. 'lf .n Q - f - , -1 . f .1 we Y- f - . - 'D W 'T ' 'xx Q ff t , t 1 , A . ' 1 K K I x I 'C Q ' ,. hi I , I r - K r -. irg3is f-Q 12 F Pf?c:f..fls29'sf1 fr: mg i:,f5v1C.C.!w 5 A X' f . V 5 ' 1 we-Ls .K H 5, S .9 C -. M o..'wwff:ftwr--J tsrf A w -f Q H .f,j '9'M' H, .2 We tfifif W C' -'WTA .-C ' A N9 SNK 55' 'W 3 sbss C fs ' , S - ts it .Q -sw' ,A A, 2 in in ' x4g,W..If3...., sssb AND THE PANTHERS CLeft9 Peake C449 and Drake C649 swarm a Camas runner. CRight9 The Panther defense: CFrom Left9 C519 Karl Stefan, C879 Devin Nagel, C449 Allen Peake, C729 Bob Richey, C349 Brent Drake and C339 Tony Whitmire, wait for the Spudders. The 1975 Trico champions: CStanding From Left9: Coach Pettyjohn, Scott Newkirk, Adrian Crockford, Allen Peake, Devin Nagel, Bob Ritchey, Brad Brown, Jerry Prince, Terry Prince, Jon Friedrich, Jeff Erickson, Marcus Iverson, Tom Loron, Coach Nagel, and Coach Jackson. CKneeling9: Benrt Soule, Chris VVestlund, Ron Higdon, Alan Anderson, IVIike Goin, Karl Stefan, Dan IVlcEnry, Doug Cox, Brent Drake, Joe Leeds, Dan Sanders. CSitting9 Jeff Sleight, Eric Linde, Tony Whitmire, Jim Branson, Frank Schmid, Kevin Hall, Larry Adams, Stewart Brewer, Hank Nlantz, Dan Keller, Eric Engleman. Though few in numbers the Washougal team had a number of quality players, of eleven starters ten received all-league recognition. Brent Drake leading Panther ground gainer and lst team All- Trico fullback, was named Outstanding Back in the league. Drake, a co-captain, was also named most valuable player by his teamates. Dan IVlcEnry a co-captain and 2nd team All- Trico halfback was voted lVIost Inspirational for his excellent play selection and hardnose defensive play. Doug Cox the other captain re- ceived IVlr. Hustle and Trico Honorable.lVlention. Three linemen, Karl Stefan, guard, Joe Leeds, center, and Alan Peake, end, received lst team Trico honors. IVIarcus Iverson, tackle, Al Anderson, guard, and Jon Friedrich, QB, re- ceived 2nd team Trico recognition. Iverson also received the Lombardi award as outstanding Panther lineman. Devin Nagel received Trico Honorable Mention at tackle. Other key Panthers were: Seniors, lVIike Goin CEnd9, Dan Sanders CS9, Juniors, Tony Whitmire CCB9, Hank Nlantz CDE9, Bob Ritchey CLB9, Kevin Hall CQB-S9 Varsity Football 45 CROSS CGUNTRY, CTopl Craig Jacobs tackles The Hill . CBottomD Brian Hatfield enjoys a sunny CC meet. 46 Cross Country Washougal had its most successful Cross Country season since the program returned in 1972. Sixteen boys, ten who received varsity letters, turned out, the largest number ever. They partici- pated in 8 meets, running their way to State. Three dual meet victories and a second place at a Camas three-way meet. At the district meet, the Panthers legged out a 5th place finish, earning a trip to the state meet. At the state meet in Seattle, the Panthers placed 20th. Seven runners attended including Glen Karnath, IVlark Engleman, Gary Abernathy, Nathan Sellars, Bob Green, Duane Delano, and Craig Jacobs. Throughout the season Karnath, a Senior, was the most out- standing ofthe Panthers. He placed 18th at district and 54th at State. He was also named captain of the 1974 team. A new addition to the program was a girls team. Nine girls participated mostly freshmen and sophomores. The top runner was Lisa IVlalcolm, a Sophomore. The most inspirational was Senior, Sharon Agun, vvho turned in some gutsy per- formances. RUN TO STATE g X mmm,,.' T T ' S CTopD The girls C.C. team Clfrom Left? Brian Hatfieldl?7, Martha Newkirk, Rhonda Boni, Sharon Agun, Lisa lVlalcom, Gwen Boone, Lorrie Greening, Coach Oyala, Coach lVleyer, Sheri Bell. lBottoml The boys team CBack Rovvl Brian Hatfield, Dave lVlartin, lVIark Engleman, Terry Kirkpatrick, Duane Delano, Nathan Sellers, Glen Karnath, Coach Oyala, Clfront Row? Craig Jacobs, Duane Prouty, Jon Goodale, Bob Green, Jay Kopetka, Ron Thorn, Floyd Phillips. CRightl Terry Kirkpatrick, leads Gary Qlnernathy and Nathan Sellars up the I Cross Country 47 FRUSH FOOTBALL The Freshmen Football team ended its season with an impressive 4 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie. The two captains lVlarty Huddleston and Bob Green led the Freshmen Panthers throughout the sesaon. Coach Scott and Assistant coach lVIr. Carsons kept the players on their toes. lBelowD The Panthers scramble to crunch the enemy! fFar Right Bottom? Unidentified Panther Freshman run to help his team mate with a tackle. CFar Left Bottfaml The Freshman cheerleaders attempt to get some enthusiasm out of the chilling crow . 48 Frosh Football GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Girls Volleyball had a fantastic first year with a 7 win, 2 loss season. All the games were exciting and the girls had terrific team spirit. The fans loved it too CBottoml: Bob Goin and Wes Rust lead the cheering crowd. CLower Rightl Prac- tice sessions everyday kept the girls in top playing condition. CBelowD Girls Volleyball Varsity team. From Left to Right: Brenda Stump, Kerry Tykeson, Lori lVliller, Karen Higdon, Coach Keen, Taina Aho, Jodi Snyder, Ruth Peake, and Vikki Eliuk Girls Volleyball 49 HUMECOMING Chal IVlartin: What a woman! Owoohl Devin the kid Nagel and his Teen Angel Betty lou Robinson. 5 Lf ff N , , W. Homecoming Turquoise and Red were the setting for this years Homecoming Dance held on October 26, 1974. The theme chosen by the student body was Dancing in the lVloonlight . The highlight of the evening was the crowing of Queen Linda Acker by football captains Dan lVIcEnery, Doug Cox, and Brent Drake. Linda was chosen from a senior court of three, consisting of herself, Judy Admundson, and Lori Surber. The rest of the court were Lisa Sundby, Junior Princess, Holly Smith, Sophomore Princess, and Kari Tykeson, Freshman Princess. The dance was even more en- joyable because ofthe Panther's win over Castle Rock the night before. Carmel , a rock group from Portland entertained couples at the dance. The dance finished off the annual Homecoming Week. This year the students based their daily attire on the specially named days of the week. lVlonday: Sports Day, Tuesday: Switch Day, Wednesday: Armed Services Day, Thursday: Bop Day, Friday: Black and Orange Day. Bottom: The Royal Court and their escorts, Left to Right-Randy Heller, Kari Tykeson, Bob Ritchey, Holly Smith Dave Foster, Lisa Sundby, Doug Cox, Queen Linda Acker, Dan IVIcEnery, Judy Top Right: Booging at Homecoming 74 . Admundson, Pat lVIeyer, Lori Surber, Top Left: Music provided by Carmel . Tim Wysaske, and Wayne Ritter. ff? 'nfs f rx f R 51 S K1-X QQQJY W Rf QD fb Y I V L, as igxf Eiiggpv 5 C MP , 2 Q, '7 mi Q3 eflxmzfm WW 710 ' R??ZZ UQ naw XC! if QQ 52 Freshman Intro K 'was L sw . S- 6 l wif Q a My if Xe Q' X VRS? QCKY i l. E B A f Qi? R , 33. . lg 3,1 in lk Q ' . , X 5 . ' 1 f 4 f fo ' - W ,-4 as - ' N ' .lfifi f K 35? 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Front Row Left: Trainer Scott Newkirk, Pat Chappell, Jack Frosh, Doug Cox, Hank lVlantz, Terry Kirkpatrick, Manager Leon Johnson. Back Row: Assistant Rick Scott, Devin Nagel, Al Peake, Bob Ritchey, Tim Davis, lVlarty Devaney, Jeff Kinart, Dan lVlcEnry, Head Coach Joe T. Brown . WHS 62 43 48 65 55 52 49 68 81 61 58 72 61 68 76 61 78 46 50 58 68 56 65 34 49 35 Record: 1 9-7 Opp Camas 47 Ft. Vancouver 50 Goldendale 49 Ridgefield 55 Camas 37 Cathlamet 44 Junction City, Oregon 54 Banks 60 Castle Rock 49 Woodland 46 Stevenson 38 Kalama 68 White Salmon 41 Ridgefield 45 Castle Rock 58 Woodland 53 Cathlamet 54 Kalama 81 Stevenson 49 White Salmon 49 District Rochester 56 0rting 42 Raymond K2 OTP 60 Woodland 51 State Tonasket 59 East Valley 75 Doug Cox goes up for one of his top of the key jump shots while Allan Peake heads for a possible rebound . Senior guard Doug Cox goes up high for a rebound against Ro- chester in district play . Allan Peake, the Panther's All-Trico sixth man, goes for two inside Tim Davis C449 and Jeff Kinart C103 move into rebounding posit' ns. IO Postman Tim Davis goes over an opponent for an easy score. The 6-5 junior was tabbed for a second team All- Trico berth. JV BASKETBALL The 74-75 JV basketball team: Coach Rick Scott, Bill Smead, Pat Chappell, Dan Ke ler, Jack Frosh, Dick Carlson, Jon Friedrich, Tom Loron, Adrien Crockford, Jeff Bennett, lVlike Boyle, Larry lVlartin, Randy Heller The JV's leading scorer, Pat Chappell, scores from the outside . The JV's had their second straight out- standing season as they had a most impres- sive 17-1 record. They also copped their second straight Trico JV championship. Pat Chappell, Dick Carlson, Jack Frosh, and Jon Friedrich paced the offense, while Frosh and Chappell led the defense . The team should give next year's varsity a lot of help. Using his patented moves, Jack Frosh puts up a lefthander. K ML ff 'X Bob Green Stevenson Lee VVhetzeI goes for a basket in close, while Brad Nelson looks on. C. The frosh basketball team didn't end up with a very impressive record, Ll-8 . However, under the direction of Coach Larry Bieber, there will be great material for future years. Lee Whetzel had a successful year leading .- the team in both scoring and rebounding. goes high for a shot over a opponent. Front Rovv: Left to Right-IVlanager Tom Davis, Brian Shold, Kerry Frosh, Chris Eckman, Dan Vilhauer, Paul :'1iche', Brad Helson, Doug Beck. Back Row-Cary Simms, IVIitch Lackey, Bob Bieber. Green, Jerry Horn, John Goodale, IVlike Helland, Lee Whetzel, Coach Larry Back Rovv, Left to Right: Rita Hansen, Sarah Loron, Vickie Eliuk, Karen Higcon, Steph Knapp, IVlary Schulze, Rhonda Brewer, Taina Aho, lVlanager Bobbi Christopher. Kneeling: co-captain Ruth Peake, Coach Joyce Snyder, co-captain Brenda Stump. Missing from photo is Lori lVIiller. The girls basketball team had a success- ful first year. They won the South Trico championship with a 7-2 record. They lost to Cathlamet, which would have given them the Trico championship. Ruth Peake led the team in scoring with an amazing 22 .5 average per game. Brenda Stump led in rebounding, while Lori lVIiller led in assists. Ruth Peake starts dovvn court with the ball and Lori IVliller as an escort. The PantherJV's, Left to Right: Betty Robinson, Brenda Soule, lVlichelle Colburn Kari Tykeson Connie lVlcAtee, Donna Ellenz, Darla Lee, Rhonda Boni, Lisa lVlalcom, Elaine Ki ck, Julie llfartin, Teanna Clark, Coach Joyce Snyder. L4 Karl Stefan shows his form that took him to state. Regional Champions Brent Drake, Dan Sanders, Karl Stefan, and Tony Whitmire 1 so .get A if Fred Chappell readys himself for his oppon- ent. 3 .,.1 Af .,,,, CAboveD lVlark Roth sets himself for control of his man . iBelovvD Pat Christ tries to turn his man over for a pin . Up and over for another one of his 36 career pins is Brent Drake. Brent Drake, VVashougaI's two-time state champ has all the statistics to back him up: A 75-17 record over four years, 36 pins, three-time Trico champ, two-time regional champ, and two-time state champion. The Panther 178 pouncler is a champ in allways Dan Harris readys himself for his tough dis- trict opponent. Brent Drake breaks down one of his victims in his route to state champ. Jerry Prince stacks up his opponent. The 74-75 Washougal wrestling squad capped a successful season by a second place finish at State. At the Trico league tournament, the wrestlers had 5 individual champs, 3 second places, 1 third place and two fourths. Regionals finished with the Panthers in first, plus sending Brent Drake, Dan Sanders, Karl Stefan, Tony Whitmire, IVlark Roth, lVIark Engleman and Jerry Prince to the state meet. The team took their 8th straight Trico team crown. The team was more of a tourney oriented team, as they boasted many indi- vidual talents, but lacked overall depth. In many key matches Dan Harris, Ron Hig- Wfon, Fred Chappell and Pat Christ played an important role, along with the standouts An important member in vital dual meet strategy was senior Duane Delano. The seniors, Karl Stefan, Brent Drake, Dan Sanders, Pat Christ, Duane Delano and lVlark Engleman had a 36-2 league record behind them for their four years. The highlight of these seniors and the team was their second place finish at the state meet. The individual highlights were Brent Drake state champ, lVIark Roth sec- ond place, Dan Sanders third, Tony Whit- mire fourth and Karl Stefan sixth. 5 2 Tony VVhitmire shows the control that won l him a fourth place in State. Tony Vllhitmire breaks down, turns over, and pins his tough opponent. lVlark Roth puts out a 10070 all the time, as these series of pictures show. 74 fuk M'--,,. l VVashougal's second in state team: Back Rovv-Coach Herman, Coach Blackett, Karl Stefan, Brent Drake, Dan Sanders, Jerry Prince, Duane Delano, and lVlark Engleman. Front Rovv- lVlark Roth, Tony Whitmire, and Fred Chappell. Dan Sanders accepts his third place trophy . Few wrestlers can boast a better four year record than Dan Sanders, 83-22-1. Dan has been Trico champ twice, two-time regional champ, and third at state in his senior year. Dan may have finished third, but posted a 28-1 record, a record most champs can't compare to. Dan Sanders reverses his opponent at state. l z 75 Mass Choir This year White Sa mon, Stevenson, and Washougal High Schools combined their choirs to make up the Tri-City lVlass choir. Each school had two or three selections of music and then the music was learned by each choir and they joined together on a Saturday evening and presented a two hour program. Each director directed his own ence for the choir members and it was a lot of fun . From Left to Right: lVlr. Bersett of White Salmon, lVlrs. Olsen of Washouga , and IVlr. Ponty of Stevenson . The Tri-City lViass Choir watches as the Washougal High School Chordaliers gave a spe- cial performance that night. choice of music. It was a wonderful experi- Ya-Ba-Da-Ba-Doo, was the theme for Sadie Hawkins this year. The main dress forthe dance was mostly overalls and jeans, some people were daring and came dressed up as clowns or mice. Tom Gar- land and De Ann Cooper won the best dressed for the night. lVIinnie Mouse? No, it's lVIary Beth Koester playing with her tail and having a good time. Bitter-Sweet Jam was the musical entertainment for the night. 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QF! it f' , few er 1, fr ,bf uf 1 f f 5'9 x f QV , '41 If A. , .' fl, 22:52, A ramsfsmftszecsz of W 4:11 f: ,- vsess , i W 1 ft , Q J , .1 iw. ,t Martha Sears f l Joy Smith Jodi Snyder Brent Soule Janet Starr Gary Stauffer Vicki Stewart Rick Stillman Jeff Stotts Lisa Sundby 4 , -at R , 4 -su fa fs ez: 'i 1 1' . .I l 'R V f' , n lf ' r -A r S ti x if A .Y I ,Q 2? r ,4-Q. Chris Thom orn Bob Tipton Doreen Tybout ' Leann Wann Shelle Watts ike West Chris Westland Tony Whitmire Greg Wohlsein Don Wood Shelley Wray Irene Yoakum Dennis Youngren Juniors 83 Ez BASEBALL The Panther team, under the direction of Frank Jackson, saw a good season go down the drain after encountering two losses by the eventual Trico champs, Ridgefield. However in the light of it all, Senior captain Dan McEnry led the team by batting over .4lO0. He was followed by catcher Hank lVlantz with .370 and Jon Friedrich with .34l5. These men also deserve credit for their outstanding season: Tom lVlartin, Allan Peake, Devin Nagel, Pat Divelbiss, Bill Cline, Jack Frosh, Dick Carlson and Chris Eckman. Jon Friedrich demonstrates the stretch . Dan Mclinry shows a baseball scout his perfected stance lVlcEnry K's as he falls for a sinker. Nagel Turns Two iillahtz rips for a solid hit Is the pitch too high? or is Peake too short. by John Oyala Versatile Doug Cox takes the tape in the 100 . BOYS TRACK The Panther thinclads boasted several talented individuals, and also cracked 4 school marks. Gerald Gourley set a school mark and finished fourth in state in the pole vault. Other school marks were set by four-event man Doug Cox in the lows, Chris Vllestlund in the high jump, and the 440 relay team. Cox also made it to state in the triple jump. The Panthers were coached l Scott Newkirk runs a tough 220 furlong. Gerald Gourley gets the most from his favorite pole. Panthers Larry Adams and Stewart Brewer shot the hurdles. GIRUS TRACK T Emerging as one of the top track powers in SVV Washingl ton, the Panther girls had an excellent season. Besides taking the Trico crown, they also copped the sub-dis- trict and district titles. i The Panthers sent a four-girl delegation to the state meet: Traci Tuholsky, Rhonda Brewer, Ruth Peake, and Taina Aho. Traci captured the 100 yard dash title forthe individual highlight. The girls set or tied seven school marks during the sea- son. Outstanding individuals included Aho, Tuholsky, Peake, Steph Knapp, and Gwen Boone. Gwen Boone launo es herself in the Taina Aho and Traci Tuhol- long jump, sky race to finish. h Karen Higdon takes off on the last leg of the mile relay while Elain Kirkpatrick steps off Traci Tuholsky hands lead to Rhonda Brewer the track, E as i l GOLF This year the Washougal Golf team con- sisted of Bill Smead, Dan Sullivan, Greg Wohlsein, Pat Hatten, Tom Guard and And Lal3reque. The Golf Team won the Trico Champion- ship and earned a spot in District. lVlost of their season was played at Orchard Hills Golf and Country Club right here in Wash- ougal. Bill Nickalaus Smead sure is trying for that hole in one. Floor leader Dan lVlcEnry pumps from the corner. Coming up with their second successive Trico crown, the 74-75 Panther basket- ball team posted a sharp 19-7 season record, witha 13-1 mark in league. The Panthers also finished second in district, the best finish ever for a Washougal ball club, besides making their fourth straight trip to the state tournament. After splitting their six non-league games, the Panthers went on a tear, winning their first ten league games, including an ex- citing win over then third-ranked Kalama. Outstanding individual efforts by Al Peake Tim Davis, and Jeff Kinart sparked the Panther attack. After a loss to Kalama, they went on to clinch the title. The Panthers took their first two district tests with relative ease to assure them- selves of the trip to state. They then beat Raymond in two overtimes to move into the finals, where they lost to Woodland to finish second. Twe Panthers lost both games at state, but played well in losing their first game, 59-49, to tall Tonasket. Individual honors bestowed on the Panthers included Al Peake, first team All-Trico, Jeff Kinart and Tim Davis, second team, and Dan lVlcEnry, honorable mention. Kinart was top scorer, Peake the top re- bounder, and lVlcEnry, top assists man for the year. I -,ik film' 'fittra 2 K ' Q, t ,A .R t t 7 A .. i Q i Devin Nagel is fouled while shooting over a Raymond opponent. QNX P 9 ' lVlarty Devaney hits on a turnaround jumpe Seniors 91 Sully Vncku Elnuk Jeff Kmart QucceQQfuI Tom IVIartin, Barb J 'QT r K- 4 5.19-i ' 2 WE .. F ' 235 - 5 i if lVIost Talkative: Katwy Douglas. l in , ff!! if I 'H A ,Ma ,aff A t. W gf I W' x if X.,X Talented: Taina Aho and Athletic: Steph Knapp. Spirited: Wes Rust and Tom Garland Patti Hansen Best Dressed: IVlike Goin and Darla IVlost Flirtatious: Alan Anderson and Guindon A Janice Crawford. ir. S bi A ofa- , I lVlost Creative: Rick Groth and Terri lVlost Beautiful: Karen Hammrich Havvn. IVlost Handsome: Dan IVIcEnery. Courteous: Ramona Warner and Duane Friendly: Judy Arnundson and IVlark Unforgettable: Brian Hatfield, Delano Engleman. D ' ' 'CIT Linda Acker Sharon Agun l l l Taina Aho Judy Arnundson Alan Anderson Lili Angel Dave Axon Tim Balir Debra Bedell Brad Brown Debbie Dickinson IVIark Engleman Kathy Douglas Patty Epley Brent Drake Kim Fitch Vickie Eliuk Pam Francis Tom Garland Sherry CRink7 Gesler Connie Gillas Gr nu.-I Sandee Cameron Cindy Chase Pat Christ Todd Cobb Dave Couch Doug Cox ww-' il X, X D Julie Crosvvello Kerry Deery ' Duane Delano L , ,4 Rick Clark X Janice Crawford i IVIarty Devaney x, , 'Qilfii Q if Q' 'ir' K? Q r ? ' . X Phylis He-Itzel Karen Higdon Rack Hnldebrand Patti Hoffman Terry Ann Horton Debra CHuffmanJ S clheel Joe Hubbard Theresa Irwin IVIike Girnmey Andrea Godsil lVIike Goin Rick Groth f f I 1. J ' X :wa X . Darla Guindon Sue Hakkinen Janice Hamblen Karen Harnmricln h0v'X Patti Hansen Rita Hansen X- Denise Hawkins Terri CDanieIsJ Havvn ni- in-Q --nun -1 v r ll aim- 11-Q: Glen Karnath Jeff Kinart XA-jerry Kirkpatrick Stephanie Knapp Ki Mi era nav.-gf Q K . 13. . gs K . ' ' 4. . Kathy Knauf X Steve Knutson Jan Kraff Tamara Krause Kurt Kullberg Joseph Leeds David iVIacArthur Arlene lVIaIfait Marcus Iverson Annette Jemtegaard Barb Jendro Leon Johnson Bob Jones Denise Kanooth r 100 Danny lVlcEnry George Nugent Harvey Peake Greg Pearson Debi Pederson Donnie Phillips Kevin Ritchey iVIike Ritter Wes Rust Danny Sanders X Art Malfait Charles Marchbahk Cheryl Marshall Chal Martin XX Tom Martin i h' M Bob Mills xx Charmahe Mills Marvieeh MoAtee Dan Morse Jim McAulay Bob Schanaman Ed Scott Nathan Sellars Karl Stefan Rhonda Stencel Brenda Stump Dan Sullivan 104 G . . rw ywm' H 'LX' ' , I .,Qx1A V13 re w Lori Surber John Sweari ngen N rx, 3,3 Xa '-.1 XE X X , X Q lx V237 Guy Townsend Ramona Warner Denise Winders Lorna Tybout r Stephanie Vilhaue Bruce Walker ' A The Washougal High School Class of 1975: Dave lVlacArthur, Art lVlalfait, Jim lVlcAulay, Rick Groth, Taina Aho, Theresa lrwin, Darla Guindon, Rita Hansen, lVlarvieen lVlcAtee, Sherry Rink Gesler, Julie Croswell, Debra Hoffman Scheelf Glen Karnath, Joe Hubbard, Dave Couch, Doug Cox. Greg Pearson, Bruce Walker, Don Phillips, Tim Bahr, Janice Crawford, Charmane lVlills, Kathy Knauf, Rhonda Stencel, Sandee Cameron, Kerry Deery, Karen Hammrich, Denise Hawkins, Todd Cobb, Alan Anderson, Karl Stefan, Dan Sullivan. Bob Schanaman, lVlike Gimmey, Nathan Sellars, Joe Leeds, Karen Higdon, Connie Gillas, Cheryl llllarshall, Terry Ann Horton, Lili Angel, Lori Surber, Brenda Stump, Bob lVIills, lVlark Engleman, Dan lVlorse, lVIike Goin. Tom lVlartin, Terry Kirkpatrick, lVlarty DeVaney, Pat Christ, Phyllis Heltzel, Judy Amundson, Patti Hansen, Sue Hakkinen, Debbie Dickinson, Arlene lVlalfait, Linda Acker, Rick Clark, Charley lVIarchbank, Duane Delano, Chal IVlartin. Wes Rust, Guy Townsend, Brad Brown, Kurt Kullberg, Patty Epley, Steph Vilhauer, Tami Krause, Terri Daniels Hawn, Ramona Warner, Debi Pederson, Debi Bedell, Kevin Ritchey, Harvey Peake, Jeff Kinart, lVlarcus Iverson. Brent Drake, Dan Sanders, lVlike Ritter, Brian Hatfield, Sharon Agun, Kathy Douglas, Denise Winders, Cindy Chase, Janice Hamblen, Kim Fitch, Steve Knutson, Loren Halvorson, Tom Garland, Bob Jones. J ' Annette Jemtegaard, Andrea Godsil, Denise Kanooth, Vickie Eliuk, Steph Knapp, Lorna Tybout. 10 5 O Tom Martin receives his S3000 Busi- Guy Townsend receives recognition for ness Education Grant for furthering his high scoring on the National Merit education. Scholarship test. ,,lD,-,, X X 3 ' K X N ix N 5' t With tear-filled eyes, Taina Aho, the 74-75 foreign exchange stu- dent, accepts a small gift of appreciation from seniors Dave Couch and Rita Hansen. Senior Princess Debbie Dickinson. Junior Princess Terri Robinson . PROM 1975 Queen Rhonda Stencel was crowned by Junior Class President Devin Nagel at the 1975 Junior Senior Prom, lVlay 10 . The theme this year was Twilight Hour , Senior Princess Taina Aho Junior Princess Diane Eims. O7 O8 I I - Jih- f , . 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